Mining productivity
Posted: Sun Dec 29, 2013 3:12 am
Does anybody know how much ore an electrical mining drill mines every minute under optimal conditions? It's not a stat shown in the production statistics, although consumption of raw ores is. Well, except for coal and wood used to fuel boilers and vehicles.
From the behaviour of ore smelters it looks like it's just below the 36 per minute mark that a steel or electric furnace can handle when going full out.
Eyeballing it at 30 per minute means that a single coal miner can supply 240kJ per minute, which translates to 4 kW of electrical power, which is really rather useful information when you are running on a coal fueled electrical network, so you may want to add it to the wiki.
From the behaviour of ore smelters it looks like it's just below the 36 per minute mark that a steel or electric furnace can handle when going full out.
Eyeballing it at 30 per minute means that a single coal miner can supply 240kJ per minute, which translates to 4 kW of electrical power, which is really rather useful information when you are running on a coal fueled electrical network, so you may want to add it to the wiki.