I would love to see other designs based on waterfalls though. For instance, a magma waterfall (magmafall?) that powers a regolith melter would probably look kinda snazzy. The only limitation is your imagination, I guess.
Set the valves to 400 g/s and the hydro sensors to above 0 kg. You don't need an infinite liquid storage to create waterfalls, but if you want to add them anyway, you should keep the lighter gas (I used hydrogen) at a very high pressure, and the heavier gas (chlorine in this case) at a fairly low pressure, but not so low that polluted water off-gases if that's the liquid you're using. This is to prevent the heavier gas from expanding, which will cause the liquid storage to fail - and you don't want to make repairs on it when there's 50.000 kg of water per tile.
Drywall is obviously not necessary if you're building it in a biome with an atmosphere.
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I would love to see other designs based on waterfalls though. For instance, a magma waterfall (magmafall?) that powers a regolith melter would probably look kinda snazzy. The only limitation is your imagination, I guess.
Drywall is obviously not necessary if you're building it in a biome with an atmosphere.