Melting Furnace

Description

The Melting Furnace is a machine used for basic metallurgy. It is used to melt materials. Once melted, the materials exit the furnace as a molten liquid. Be careful not to burn yourself! You can create alloys by mixing the molten materials after they leave the furnace. You must wait for complete cooling to collect the resulting materials, but you can speed up the cooling by contact with water.
The energy used to melt the materials is supplied by the coal you'll find in the ground. Coal must be introduced into the melting furnace before each material to melt. But the amount of coal you use will also affect the composition of your alloys. Be rigorous in composition of your alloys, otherwise you will not get anything worthwhile.

How to use it

Put coal beside the furnace, then the material to melt.

The materials you can melt.

	Iron Ore
	Chrome Ore
	Nickel Ore
	Copper Ore
	Titanium Ore
	Tin Ore
	Lead Ore
	Aluminium Ore

Alloy compositions

To make an alloy composed of several metals, the molten metal blocks must be touching in order to mix. You can make a pit behind the furnace to achieve this.

Result		Composition	Exemple of composition
	Iron bar	No more than 2% 98-99%
	Grey Cast Iron Bar	>2-6% 94-97%
	Stainless Steel Bar	No more than 2% ~18% ~10% Fill upto 100%
	Copper Bar	<1.5% 98.5 - 99%
	Bronze Bar	<1.5% 90.5 - 79% 8.5 - 19.5%
	Titanium Bar	Max 1% 99%
	Aluminium Bar	Max 1% 99%
	Lead Bar	Max 1% 99%
	Tin Bar	Max 1% 99%

Material cooling

The melted alloy will cool down by it's themselves after some time. It is possible to accelerate cooling by contact with water.

How to make it

Use the following manufacturing instructions to make the item. If you do not know how to use them, follow how to understand manufacturing instructions.

How to collect it

You can collect it using any constructor/destructor.

Technical data

Active Voxel : Yes
Physical Form : Solid
Interface(s) : None
VoxelType : 114