How to Store and Drain Liquids with Multi-Fluid Tanks
Building Multi-Fluid Tanks
Multi-fluid tanks allow you to store large volumes of different liquids within a single modular structure.
1. Assemble your multi-fluid tank structure in either orientation to suit your space. You can build it standing up tall vertically or laying down sideways horizontally.
2. Connect fluid input lines using mechanical pumps, fluid hatches, or access ports installed directly onto the sides of the tank.
3. Pump different fluids into the tank. The multi-fluid tank safely houses distinct, colorful liquids inside the same storage array without cross-contaminating your supplies.
Extracting Fluids with Faucets
To pull stored fluids out into production blocks or holding areas, use dedicated faucets.
1. Attach a standard faucet (such as a copper faucet) or a smart faucet to the side or bottom of your multi-fluid tank.
2. Position a target block or receptacle directly beneath the faucet outlet.
3. Activate the faucet to begin pouring the stored liquid directly out of the tank and into the receiving block or machine below.