Heating Oil

Heating Oil
Properties
Type	Liquid
Made With/By	Fractioning / Cracking
Difficulty of Production	Easy-Medium
Exists in Reality	Yes
Can Be Placed	No
Temperature	~20°C
Renewable?	Yes
Flammable	391.0 kTU
Combustible	489.0 kHE
Tooltip
Heating Oil [Flammable] Provides 391.0kTU per bucket [Combustible] Provides 489.0kHE per bucket Fuel grade: Low [Polluting] When spilled: - 0.00005 POISON per mB When burned: - 0.004 SOOT per mB [Liquid] [Viscous] Hbm's Nuclear Tech
Warnings
Fire Diamond NFPA 704 2 2 0 Heating Oil

Heating Oil is a combustible, flammable, polluting, viscous liquid with a low fuel grade, providing 391.0 kTU and 489.0 kHE per bucket. The fluid is less commonly used to produce engine lubricant or coker oil.

Production

Fractioning Tower

100mB 70mB 30mB	100mB 60mB 40mB
100mB 60mB 40mB	100mB 70mB 30mB

Catalytic Cracking Tower

100mB 200mB 40mB 10mB 2mB

100mB 200mB 80mB 20mB 2mB

Uses

Chemical Plant

Inputs	Recipes
Blueprint: Solid Fuel from Oil and Biomass Duration: 2.0 seconds Consumption: 100HE/t Inputs: Compressed Biomass, Heating Oil Outputs: Solid Fuel	100mB 4
Blueprint: Instant Electrodes (Heating Oil) Duration: 30.0 seconds Consumption: 100HE/t Inputs: Heating Oil Outputs: Graphite Electrode	4,000mB

Catalytic Reformer

1,000mB 500mB 150mB 100mB

Industrial Mixer

500mB 500mB 1,000mB

Coker Unit

1,600mB 160mB

Industrial Solidification Machine

4,600mB

Pyrolysis Oven

1,800mB

Trivia

• Despite it being a low grade fuel, it is the mod's second energy densest fuel, only behind heavy heating oil in HE yielded per bucket.
• In real life, it is chemically very similar to diesel fuels, if not simply just dyed diesel (usually red).
  • While it would work in a diesel engine, it is illegal to use it as it is not road taxed.