How to Build a Syngas Production Line

Producing Syngas

Syngas is the fuel for your Gas Turbine controller setup. To make it, place a Syngas Producer Controller and feed it the inputs it expects through Item Input Port and Fluid Intake Valve connections. Route the resulting Syngas out with a Fluid Output Valve into Fuel Tank storage, or straight into a Fuel/Air Mixer.

Use Iron Frame and Iron Tubing to build the structural body of the multiblock around the controller. Redstone-Iron Wiring carries control signals between the controller and its valves. If you want the producer to run only when needed, attach a Redstone Control Module and drive it from a redstone signal.

Storing and Moving Syngas

Store Syngas in a Fuel Tank before it reaches the turbine. A Syngas Bucket lets you carry a sample by hand for testing or for priming a machine. Keep the Fluid Output Valve on the producer side and a Fluid Intake Valve on the consumer side so the two blocks agree on flow direction.

Scaling Up

Add a Pressure Valve or Advanced Pressure Valve if you need to regulate flow between the producer and the turbine. Pressurized Input Valve and Pressurized Output Valve handle the higher-pressure side of the loop. Once Syngas is flowing steadily into a Fuel/Air Mixer, you are ready to feed the Gas Turbine controller.