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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Speed Module}}
| item = Speed Module
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| description = Increases the speed which a Refinery or Assembler processes materials.
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| tool = no
 
| largeship = yes
 
| smallship = no
 
| component = no
 
| rawmaterial = no
 
| material = no
 
 
 
| lbuildtime = 8
 
| lairtightness = no
 
| ldisassembleratio = 2.5
 
| lcomponentstructure = 2
 
| lcomponent1 = Steel Plate
 
| lcomponent1amt = 20
 
| lcomponent2 = Motor
 
| lcomponent2amt = 2
 
| lcomponent3 = Large Steel Tube
 
| lcomponent3amt = 10
 
| lcomponent4 = Small Steel Tube
 
| lcomponent4amt = 20
 
| lcomponent5 = Construction Component
 
| lcomponent5amt = 40
 
| lcomponent6 = Steel Plate
 
| lcomponent6amt = 80
 
| lwidth = 1
 
| lheight = 2
 
| ldepth = 1
 
 
 
| version = 01.108
 
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== Overview ==
 
== Overview ==
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==Usage==
 
==Usage==
The Speed Module can only function if placed on a [[Refinery]]'s or [[Assembler]]'s attachment point, which increases the speed of [[Assembling]]/[[Refining]]. When a Speed module is placed on every possible attachment point it increases the productivity (which is the speed of [[Refining]]/[[Assembling]]) by 400%, which is a total of 500%. The Speed module must be fully placed onto an [[Assembler]]/[[Refinery]] for it to function properly. While a single upgrade module may be placed on only one upgrade port, this does halve the efficacy of the modules.
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The Speed Module can only function if placed on a [[Refinery]]'s or [[Assembler]]'s attachment point, which increases the speed of [[Assembling]]/[[Refining]]. When a Speed module is placed on every possible attachment point it increases the productivity (which is the speed of [[Refining]]/[[Assembling]]) by 400%, which is a total of 500%. The Speed module must be fully placed onto an [[Assembler]]/[[Refinery]] for it to function properly, as a single upgrade module may be placed on only one upgrade port, this does halve the efficacy of the modules, so instead of a 100% bonus to productivity, you receive only a 50% bonus.  
  
 
Formula:
 
Formula:
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!No. of Modules !! Total Productivity !! Max Power Consumption [kW]
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!No. of Modules !! No. of Active Attachment Points !! Total Productivity !! Max Power Consumption [kW]
 
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|-
 
! 0  
 
! 0  
| 100% || 560.00
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| 0 ||100% || 560.00
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|-
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! 1
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| 1 || 150% || 840.00
 
|-
 
|-
 
! 1  
 
! 1  
| 200% || 1120.00
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| 2 || 200% || 1120.00
 
|-  
 
|-  
 
! 2  
 
! 2  
| 300% || 1680.00
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| 3 || 250% || 1400.00
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|-
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! 2
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| 4 || 300% || 1680.00
 
|-
 
|-
 
! 3  
 
! 3  
| 400% || 2240.00
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| 5 || 350% || 1960.00
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|-
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! 3
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| 6 || 400% || 2240.00
 
|-
 
|-
 
! 4  
 
! 4  
| 500% || 2800.00
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| 7 || 450% || 2520.00
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! 4
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| 8 || 500% || 2800.00
 
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== Tips ==
 
== Tips ==
*To maximize Productivity is would take 8 [[motor]]s, 40 [[Large Steel Tube]]s, 80 [[Small Steel Tube]]s, 160 [[Construction Component]]s, and 400 [[Steel Plate]]s in order get 300% Productivity.
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*To maximize Productivity is would take 16 [[motor]]s, 240 [[Computer]]s, 80 [[Small Steel Tube]]s, 160 [[Construction Component]]s, and 400 [[Steel Plate]]s in order get 300% Productivity.
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*The fact that each attachment point is calculated separately means that you can span these across two machines or share them with a [[Refinery]] and an [[Assembler]].
  
 
== Known Issues ==
 
== Known Issues ==
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== Update History ==
 
== Update History ==
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[[Category:Functional Blocks]]

Latest revision as of 00:39, 9 June 2023

Productivity Upgrade Module Icon.png
Large Ship / Station
Speed Module
Large Ship Icon.png

ComponentsRequired

 Functional 

 Hack 

Dimensions (W,H,L)1,1,2
Mass2,508 kg
2,508,000 g
2,508,000,000 mg
2.508 t
Integrity11,720
Build time30 s
Modifier value50 %
Modifier operationAdditive
Is AirtightNo
PCU Cost1
BrowseLast edit: 2020-04-13

Overview

The Speed Module (previously know as the Productivity Upgrade Module) is a 2x1x1 block that can be placed on an Assembler or a Refinery to make its Assembling/Refining speed increase. Each module will increase the speed of ore/component production, and will also increase power consumption up to a maximum of 2.8 MW.

Usage

The Speed Module can only function if placed on a Refinery's or Assembler's attachment point, which increases the speed of Assembling/Refining. When a Speed module is placed on every possible attachment point it increases the productivity (which is the speed of Refining/Assembling) by 400%, which is a total of 500%. The Speed module must be fully placed onto an Assembler/Refinery for it to function properly, as a single upgrade module may be placed on only one upgrade port, this does halve the efficacy of the modules, so instead of a 100% bonus to productivity, you receive only a 50% bonus.

Formula:

Total Productivity = 100% + 50% x Attachment points connected to upgrade module, each module provides 2.
                    
                    (100% + 50% * SpeedAttachments)
Power Consumption = ---------------------------------------
                    (1.2228445^PowerEfficiencyAttachments)
No. of Modules No. of Active Attachment Points Total Productivity Max Power Consumption [kW]
0 0 100% 560.00
1 1 150% 840.00
1 2 200% 1120.00
2 3 250% 1400.00
2 4 300% 1680.00
3 5 350% 1960.00
3 6 400% 2240.00
4 7 450% 2520.00
4 8 500% 2800.00

Media

Productivity Upgrade Module PowerUM01.jpg

Tips

  • The fact that each attachment point is calculated separately means that you can span these across two machines or share them with a Refinery and an Assembler.

Known Issues

Related Items

Programming

Update History