Technically "yes", but putting wires on the belt halves your throughput compared to copper plates and creating the wires where needed ("direct inserting").
Bad example :mrgreen:
Yeah I am currently direct feeding them in to green circuit assemblers. So I now have 9 copper wire machines feeding ...
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- Tue Jun 26, 2018 7:06 am
- Forum: Gameplay Help
- Topic: How to calculate the number of machines a belt can support?
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- Fri Jun 22, 2018 7:49 pm
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Re: How to calculate the number of machines a belt can support?
ThanksLoewchen wrote:Yes.Tseitsei wrote:Correct?

- Fri Jun 22, 2018 6:45 pm
- Forum: Gameplay Help
- Topic: How to calculate the number of machines a belt can support?
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Re: How to calculate the number of machines a belt can support?
You can find the belt throughput here: https://wiki.factorio.com/Belt_transport_system, the consumption of your assembly machines depends obviously on the recipe: Recipe input x crafting speed / crafting time.
So if I use Assemble Machine 2 and make copper wire:
Recipe input = 1
Crafting speed ...
So if I use Assemble Machine 2 and make copper wire:
Recipe input = 1
Crafting speed ...
- Fri Jun 22, 2018 6:13 am
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- Topic: How to calculate the number of machines a belt can support?
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How to calculate the number of machines a belt can support?
Sorry a noob question. I'm really new to the game so here goes...
Say I have a full belt (let's say yellow belt) of copper plates coming in. How can I calculate how many level 2 Assembly Machines it can feed properly?
And please don't just say tell the right number but explain how to calculate it ...
Say I have a full belt (let's say yellow belt) of copper plates coming in. How can I calculate how many level 2 Assembly Machines it can feed properly?
And please don't just say tell the right number but explain how to calculate it ...