Routing Heat Across a Factory Using Thermochemical Lines

Connecting Heat Transmission Components

Thermochemical heat functions as an active factory resource that must be piped away from your Molten Rotor Furnace to reach processing contraptions.

1. Attach Thermochemical Shafts or Thermochemical Cogwheels directly to the Molten Rotor Furnace to transmit both rotational motion and heat along the same mechanical line.

2. Route Thermochemical Conduits where you need dedicated, isolated heat transfer without driving kinetic components.

3. Wear Engineer's Goggles to verify that heat tiers and rotational RPM carry cleanly through each connected shaft and conduit.

Regulating Heat Flow with Clutches

To prevent wasting thermal energy or to isolate specific factory sections, place Thermochemical Clutches along your transmission line.

1. Insert a Thermochemical Clutch between your heat supply line and downstream machinery.

2. Attach a redstone control, such as redstone dust or a lever, to the Thermochemical Clutch.

3. Power or unpower the clutch to engage or disengage the flow of heat and rotational force as needed. You can review the built-in Ponder scenes to check proper clutch orientations.