Angel, do you have plans to add the rest of bobs alloys to smelting? That is brass, bronze, copper-tungsten, tungsten carbide, cobalt steel, nitinol...? I second this especially since bronze is used in science now. Also can you add barrels back in for ferric chloride solution, its the only part of ...

I did some quick testing and here is my data: 2 pipes: 2400/s 4 pipes: 1906/s 9 pipes: 1384/s 25 pipes: 1134/s 147 pipes: 1017/s 271 pipes: 773/s 519 pipes: 430/s Underground pipes still behave as single pipes. It looks like 1000/s is the amount you can assume is flowing in all practical situations....

So I hate to necro this thread, but it has been of such use to me.

With the increase of fluid in pipes in 0.15 has anyone tested if these numbers (x10) are still valid?