Mining Post 36
(…continued from above…)
from Mining Post 35 above,
there are 5 rows for the first PI layout.
This original layout is then improved to include the other processes to complete the first and subsequent P4, by loading the appropriate P1 in the factories from the Launch Pad to the Command Center or directly to the appropriate factories from the Launch Pad.
The links related are upgraded to the max to improve movement speed, although it may be more efficient and appropriate on the other planets which gather resources and process them into P1.
The 5 rows as per Mining Post 35 above, are:
on Row 1, the top row:
(Pr) for Protein, which is a factory producing Protein.
So, it does not load 2 x P1 to make a P2, but rather it was the first process
before the other resource planet started to make the P1 on site.
I later found out after this experiment that it was more efficient to run the P1 on the resource planet instead.
The second factory on the 2nd row was an Advance Factory making Polyaramids, from 2 P1 to make a P2 product.
That P2 product is later routed on a route to make P3, the Hermetic Membrane, to start.
That P3 will then later be used to make the first P4, but not in this first diagram layout for the producing Temperate planet (one of 2 in Perimeter).
The 3rd factory on the first row is the (Bio) for Biomass, a 2nd P1 factory.
The 2nd Row below the first row is with 4 factories:
1st, (Bio), as per above…
2nd, a 2nd Advanced Factory to produce P2, which is again, Polyaramids, as per above…
3rd, (Ox. C) for Oxidizing Compound, which is a P1.
4th another (Bio) which is the 3rd…
The 3rd Row below the second row, has the Command Center and the Launch Pad with 3 other factories:
1st, (Ox. C) for Oxidizing Compound, which is a P1. That factory is scratched to convey that it was changed , or that it was closed and removed.
2nd, the Command Center, which control the whole planet PI.
3rd, the Launch Pad, which serves as a more powerful Command Center for Launching PI and for receiving products to process.
4th, (IF) for industrial Fibres, which is a P1. That factory is scratched to convey that it was changed , or that it was closed and removed.
5th, the second (IF) for industrial Fibres, which is a P1. That factory is scratched to convey that it was changed , or that it was closed and removed.
The 4th Row below the third row, has 4 or 5 factories:
1st, a P2,
2nd, an Advanced Factory which makes P3, Hermetic Membrane.
All those factories are set to receive the product they need to produce what they are programmed to do.
3rd, (Ox. C) for Oxidizing Compound, which is a P1.
4th, (IF) for industrial Fibres, which is a P1.
5th, the second (IF) for industrial Fibres, which is a P1, as above.
The 5th Row below the fourth row, has 1 factory:
1st, (IF) for industrial Fibres, which is a P1. That factory is scratched to convey that it was changed , or that it was closed and removed.
Mining P36 Image 1 :
Every one of those nodes or factories are linked towards the Command Center which is linked to the Launch Pad.
The value of those links is increased to the maximum to minimize loss of speed or to increase capacity.
The distance between each adjacent one is practically touching one another so as to minimize the distance of the joining links between each.
etc… to be continued…
