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| − | |requirements=[[Stone Heat Furnace]] and any kind of Thermal Dissipator
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| − | |image=50V-Turbine
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| − | |poweredby=None
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| − | |type=Single
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| − | |stackable=Yes
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| − | The heat turbine transfers heat energy from a high temperature on the red side into a low temperature on the blue side. This process generates electricity which can be drawn out from the both sides.<br />
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| − | == Producing Energy ==
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| − | Energy production can be accomplished by putting a [[Stone Heat Furnace]] on the red side, and a [[Small Passive Thermal Dissipator]], [[Small Active Thermal Dissipator]] or an [[ 200V Active Thermal Dissipator ]] on the blue side.
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| − | The greater the difference in the temperature means that the more energy is produced, as proven by the pitch of the satisfying noise the engine creates.
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| − | Be careful not to spin it up too fast though, or else the machine will violently fail!
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| − | == Usage ==
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| − | All one has to do to draw power from it is hook a machine to it.
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| − | Every machine and turbine/engine have only one terminal. The other one is hidden and connected to ground.
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