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| Furnaces are used to smelt [[items#resources|resources]] into usable [[items#Intermediate products|products]] for further usage. Therefore furnaces are a key building for developement and automation. Starting with very basic [[furnace#Stone furnace|stone furnaces]] the player can advance through research and replace them with more efficient and faster furnaces later in the game.
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| == Furnaces ==
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| === Stone furnace === | | == Quick summary == |
| Stone furnaces are a very basic smelting building providing a cheap and reliable source of basic products like [[Iron plate|iron plates]] or [[Copper plate|copper plates]].
| | Furnaces are used to smelt resources into usable products for further usage. |
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| | This makes them a key building for development and automation. |
| | '''Recipe:''' || {{icon|stone|5|stone}} + {{icon|Time icon|1|time}} => {{icon|stone-furnace|1|furnace#Stone furnace}}
| | Starting with very basic stone furnaces the player can advance through [[research]] and replace them with more efficient and faster furnaces later in the game. |
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| | '''Smelting speed:''' || 0.5
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| | '''Max energy:''' || 180 W (Burner)
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| === Steel furnace ===
| | Furnaces with module slots are affected by [[beacon]]s. Currently this is only the case for electric furnaces. |
| Steel furnaces provide more advanced smelting capabilities resulting in higher smelting speed and therefore are more efficient use of the given fuel.
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| | '''Recipe:''' || {{icon|steel-bar|8|steel_bar}} + {{icon|stone-brick|10|stone_brick}} + {{icon|Time icon|5|time}} => {{icon|steel-furnace|1|furnace#Steel furnace}}
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| | '''Smelting speed:''' || 1
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| | '''Max energy:''' || 180 W (Burner)
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| === Electrical furnace ===
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| Electrical furnaces provide 2 module slots which make them more flexible for special purposes. The use of electrical power makes them independent from a direct power source, but the huge heating devices take some extra space, which makes the electrical furnace slightly bigger than the burner furnaces.
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| | '''Recipe:''' || {{icon|steel-bar|15|steel_bar}} + {{icon|stone-brick|10|stone_brick}} + {{icon|advanced-circuit|5|advanced_circuit}} + {{icon|Time icon|10|time}} => {{icon|stone-furnace|1|furnace#Stone furnace}}
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| | '''Total raw:''' || {{icon|copper-plate|50|copper_plate}} {{icon|iron-plate|25|iron_plate}} {{icon|steel-bar|15|steel_bar}} {{icon|stone-brick|10|stone_brick}}
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| | '''Smelting speed:''' || 1
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| | '''Max energy:''' || 180 W (Electric)
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| | '''Module slots:''' || 2
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| === Comparison ===
| | ''Furnace'' may refer to: |
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| ! Furnace !! Total raw !! Speed !! Max energy !! Module slots !! Size
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| | Stone furnace || {{icon|stone|5|stone}} || 0.5 || 180 W || 0 || 2 x 2
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| | Steel furnace || {{icon|steel-bar|8|steel_bar}} {{icon|stone-brick|10|stone_brick}} || 1 || 180 W || 0 || 2 x 2
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| | Electrical furnace || {{icon|copper-plate|50|copper_plate}} {{icon|iron-plate|25|iron_plate}} <br /> {{icon|steel-bar|15|steel_bar}} {{icon|stone-brick|10|stone_brick}} || 1 || 180 W || 2 || 3 x 3
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| == Examples ==
| | * {{imagelink|Stone furnace}} |
| [[File:furnace-example-1.png|thumb|384px]]
| | * {{imagelink|Steel furnace}} |
| An advanced smelter in late gameplay. Furnaces energy consumption reduced to minimum of 20% with 2 [[module|Efficiency modules]] consuming only 36 W each.
| | * {{imagelink|Electric furnace}} |
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