Ultimate Car Fuel Production

Producing Biodiesel is a vital prerequisite for driving. The process involves several specialized machines and chemical stages.

Step 1: Canola Cultivation

• Seeds: Obtain Canola Seeds by breaking tall grass, similar to wheat seeds.
• Farming: Plant and harvest Canola just like wheat.
• Oil Mill: Place Canola into an Oil Mill to produce Canola Oil.
• Byproduct: You receive Canola Cake, which can be used to breed animals (cows, sheep, etc.).

Step 2: Methanol Extraction

• Blast Furnace: Place Wood Logs into the Blast Furnace to produce Methanol through pyrolysis.
• Byproduct: This process produces Charcoal as a byproduct.

Step 3: Chemical Reaction

• Backmix Reactor: Connect the Oil Mill and Blast Furnace to a Backmix Reactor using Fluid Pipes and Fluid Extractors.
• Mixing: The reactor combines Canola Oil and Methanol into a mixture. This machine requires energy (FE/RF) to operate.

Step 4: Decantation

• Split Tank: Pump the mixture into a Split Tank. This block does not require energy but takes time to separate the fluids.
• Outputs: The tank outputs Biodiesel (the fuel) and Glycerin (currently a byproduct that must be drained to keep the process running).

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