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Mines about 7 resources per single unit of coal used to fuel it. Covers and mines in a 2x2 area. Mines 0.28/s of copper, coal or iron and .3675/s of stone. Burner miners create a lot of pollution per resource. | Mines about 7 resources per single unit of coal used to fuel it. Covers and mines in a 2x2 area. Mines 0.28/s of copper, coal or iron and .3675/s of stone. Burner miners create a lot of pollution per resource. | ||
==Interface== | |||
[[File:Interface_of_Burner-Mining-Drill.png|upright=2]] | |||
# Amount of [[Fuel]] in the Mining Drill | |||
# Depletion of 1 Unit of [[Fuel]] | |||
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==Self-Sustaining Coal Mines== | ==Self-Sustaining Coal Mines== | ||
Both methods require no electricity. | Both methods require no electricity. | ||
Revision as of 19:30, 12 September 2016
Mines about 7 resources per single unit of coal used to fuel it. Covers and mines in a 2x2 area. Mines 0.28/s of copper, coal or iron and .3675/s of stone. Burner miners create a lot of pollution per resource.
Interface
Self-Sustaining Coal Mines
Both methods require no electricity.
Method 1
Two burner mining drills can refuel each other when placed next to each other on a coal deposit as long as they're facing each other. Each drill fuels the other and coal gradually accumulates in their Storage/Stacks, so you have effectively a storage of 100 coal (2 stack, 50 coal, one in each burner miner, together 100). You can do this also for 4 or any other even number of miners.
Method 2
This method can be used for any number of burner mining drills in a coal deposit. Place a burner mining drill, then place at least three Transport belts from the output in a mirrored "L" like shape so that the third belt has a gap between it and the miner. Fill the gap with a Burner inserter in a way that the inserter can insert coal to the miner.
