Steam Engine (Thermal Expansion)
This Steam Engine is a part of Thermal Expansion. This engine burns solid fuels and consumes Water to produce BuildCraft energy (Minecraft Joules). These engines will reduce their power output (and fuel consumption) if not enough energy is being consumed. If the engine overheats, it will shutdown and require a whack with a Crescent Hammer …
Thermal Expansion
Thermal Expansion is the central mod of the CoFH team Thermal series, with diverse machines, tools and lots of other toys! Predominant mod features are the processing of resources and the generation and storage of energy in the form of Redstone Flux.The basic machines can be upgraded to 4 higher tiers, each adding features and functionality and …
Tried to set up a Pulverizer, can anyone tell me what I'm …
Another option is using Engineer's toolbox. You can create an energy storage block. Set it up to store energy with a storage upgrade. You can put MJ, RF, or …
Thermalpedia
The Thermalpedia is an item added by the Thermal Expansion mod. This is a thorough in game reference guide for Thermal Series. All information about this mod is thoroughly documented within this book. It includes a Entry Index chapter with a search feature.
Direwolf20 1.6.2 Bug? Pulverizer won't connect! [TE] [BC]
The Thermal Expansion pulverizer runs on Redstone Flux power. The kinesis pipe you are using supplies BuildCraft MJ power. The new version of Thermal Expansion uses it's own new RF power system. Look into the Steam Dynamo for starter power using Leadstone Energy Conduits to carry the power.
Powering Thermal Expansion machines | Feed the Beast
I tried the infinite water+Aqueous Accumulator+Steam engine setup to power my 3 Thermal Expansion machines (Pulverizer, Powered furnace and Sawmill) but I found that it would quickly deplete energy when 2 machines were running at the same time and I didn't want to add engines and having to feed...
Getting Started (Thermal Expansion 3)
A Redstone Furnace requires 20 RF/t to run at max capacity, and requires 1600 RF to smelt a pulverized ore into an ingot. Doing some math, that means it takes 80 ticks, or 4 seconds. A Pulverizer requires 40 RF/t to run at max capacity, and requires 4,000 RF to pulverize an ore into a pulverized ore.
Powering Thermal Expansion machines
You can either set up a lever/redstone to turn the engines off (you don't need to touch the machines to conserve energy, they buffer and don't spend without …
Redstone Furnace
The Redstone Furnace is a machine added by Thermal Expansion and Thermal Expansion. ... Precipitator • Igneous Extruder • Induction Smelter • Magma Crucible • Phytogenic Insolator • Pulverizer • Redstone Furnace • Sawmill ... • Magmatic Engine • ...
[Guide]Thermal Expansion for Newbies | Feed the Beast
Now then, this engine runs on coal or charcoal, and also requires water to convert into steam to run itself. Coal is easily found, and charcoal is simply logs which have been cooked in an oven, but a supply of water? ... Yep, just like the pulverizer, this one also needs a redstone reception coil and a machine frame. Then it's just a couple of ...
Pulverizer | Technic Pack Wiki | Fandom
You put a buildcraft engine on the right side of the pulverizer (i.e. steam engine) then on the redstone options in the pulverizer, click the redstone powder button, it changes to gunpowder and says that redstone control is disabled, allowing you to pulverize anything you put in the blue spot!
Pulverizer
Redstone control. A pulverizer may be configured to respond to redstone signals. It can be in one of three modes: Ignored Redstone control is disabled. The pulverizer works whenever possible. This is the default mode. Low The pulverizer works when not powered. When powered, it stops working. High The pulverizer only works …
Pulverizer (Thermal Expansion 5)
The Pulverizer is able to double ores by grinding an ore block into two dusts, which can be smelted into an ingot each. Pulverizing ores also creates useful secondary products, …
Pulverizer setup
Early game use a chest with buildcraft pipes. A wooden pipe powered by a red stone engine. That could cause item spilling though depending on how much power …
My pulverizer don't even work!!!
Redstone engines do not provide any device with MJ. I am pretty sure they are only useful for powering wooden pipes. You will need steam / sterling engines at …
Pulverizer setup
Chest > wooden transport w/ redstone engine> insertion pipe to pulverizer > insertion pipe to origional chest then add an overflow chest after it. No items will spill and the pulverizer will always be full.
Attack of the B-Team Wiki
The Pulverizer has a maximum power of 4 MJ/t and can store up to 4800 MJ. The pulverizer can be powered by any type of engine. However, it is recommended to use at least one or multiple redstone energy cells (powered by a …
Pulverizer
The Pulverizer is a machine added by Thermal Expansion. Its main use is to turn Ores into their respective Dusts, at a 1:2 ratio. ... of 4 MJ/t and can store up to 4800 MJ. In Thermal Expansion 3, it requires RF to function but will accept MJ through a Redstone Conduit. ... • Magmatic Engine • Powered Furnace • Redstone Energy Conduit ...
Stirling Dynamo
This engine burns solid fuels RF power. This engine will throttle its efficiency if not enough energy is being consumed. ... Precipitator • Igneous Extruder • Induction Smelter • Magma Crucible • Phytogenic Insolator • Pulverizer • Redstone Furnace • Sawmill ...
Pulverizer (Thermal Expansion 5)
The Pulverizer is a machine added by Thermal Expansion 5.It is used to turn a block of ore into two of its respective Dusts.The Dusts can then be smelted in any type of Furnace to produce Ingots at a 1:1 ratio. It has a chance of giving a …
Redstone Engine
The Redstone Engine is the most basic and cheapest type of BuildCraft engine. To run, all that Redstone Engines require is a direct Redstone signal (e.g. from levers), but they …
engine wrong direction
Hi, I am a newbie on minecraft and just try to build the pulverizer and make it work. Now I face the problem is no matter I use redstone engine or stirling engine, both of them is face up and not attached to the pulverizer, I search the help on internet and some said it can use wrench to change ...
Pulverizer | Technic Pack Wiki | Fandom
You put a buildcraft engine on the right side of the pulverizer (i.e. steam engine) then on the redstone options in the pulverizer, click the redstone powder button, it changes to …
Getting Started (Thermal Expansion 4)
A Redstone Furnace requires 20 RF/t to run at max capacity, and requires 1600 RF to smelt a pulverized ore into an ingot. Doing some math, that means it takes 80 ticks, or 4 seconds. A Pulverizer requires 40 RF/t to run at max capacity, and requires 4,000 RF to pulverize an ore into a pulverized ore.
Pulverizer / Recipe | The Tekkit Main Wiki | Fandom
The pulverizer requires power to function. A simple early set up would be to directly connect it to a Steam Dynamo or a Magmatic Dynamo. This pairs nicely with a Redstone Furnace which operates in a very similar way. The pulverizer has an internal power storage of 48,000MJ. RECIPE
HELP WITH PULVERIZER PROBLEM AND STIRLING ENGINE
HOW TO GIVE POWER SUPPLY TO A PULVERIZER? I BUILT A STIRLING ENGINE WITH LAVA NEXT TO IT, WHICH IS RUNNING BUT NOT GIVING …
Thermal Expansion | Feed The Beast Wiki | Fandom
Thermal Expansion 2 is a muilt to extend Buildcraft 3. It is focused on transitioning items between energy states (i.e. Cobblestone to Lava, Water to od bIce) using BuildCraft energy (MJ). It also adds 9 new machines that run on BuildCraft energy (MJ). The new versions of Thermal Expansion that are included in the Monster pack and The DireWolf20 pack, …
Pulverizer | Attack of the B-Team Wiki | Fandom
= Pulverizer is a machine added by Thermal Expansion mod and its used to extract twice as much dust from ore. Pulverized ore can be cooked in any of the furnaces to produce ingots. It needs power to run, so an engine or filled redstone cells are required. It has a small chance of secondary byproduct and a slight advantage over the macerator, but it …
Leadstone Energy Cell
The Redstone Control is the setting to control activation of the energy transmission: Disabled: ... Precipitator • Igneous Extruder • Induction Smelter • Magma Crucible • Phytogenic Insolator • Pulverizer • Redstone Furnace • Sawmill ... • Magmatic Engine • ...
Can't Power Pulverizer? (Feed the Beast Horizons)
Steel Crusher vs Pulverizer is about equal in efficiency then for Ore usage, with the Pulverizer pulling ahead if you are crushing gems/wool/other stuff. The Redstone Furnace is more efficient then I expected at only 1600 RF per item cooked, so 15 items per charcoal in a Dynamo but its regular furnace speed compared to the Steel Furnace …