Rocket fuel

Rocket fuel

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Recipe
15 + 10 + 10 → 1
Total raw
15 + 10 + 10
Stack size	20
Rocket capacity	100 (5 stacks)
Fuel value	100 MJ (burner)
Vehicle acceleration	180% 204% 228% 252% 300%
Vehicle top speed	115% 119.5% 124% 128.5% 137.5%
Prototype type	item
Internal name	rocket-fuel
Required technologies
Produced by
Consumed by
Used as fuel by

Recipe
15 + 10 + 10 → 1
Total raw
15 + 10 + 10
Stack size	20
Rocket capacity	100 (5 stacks)
Fuel value	100 MJ (burner)
Vehicle acceleration	180% 204% 228% 252% 300%
Vehicle top speed	115% 119.5% 124% 128.5% 137.5%
Prototype type	item
Internal name	rocket-fuel
Required technologies
Produced by
Consumed by
Used as fuel by

Used in the production of orbital rockets. It is the second-most long-lasting of all the fuel types, beat only by Nuclear fuel. Rocket fuel can also be used in burner devices to provide 100MJ of energy, however this is slightly less efficient than using 10 solid fuels unless extra products are created using productivity modules.

Vanilla: 10 rocket fuel are required for each rocket part, so 1000 rocket fuel are needed for each rocket launch. Additionally 50 rocket fuel are required for each satellite.

Space Age: 1 rocket fuel is required for 1 rocket parts, and 50 rocket parts are needed for a rocket launch. So 50 rocket fuel are needed for each rocket launch.

Recipes

There are multiple ways to make rocket fuel.

Process	Input	Output	Produced by
	10 + 10 + 15	1	+ +
	500 + 50 + 10 + 10	1	+
	30 + 30 + 2 + 10	1

History

• 2.0.24:
  • Ammonia rocket fuel changed to use 10 solid fuel instead of 3 to prevent a recycling loop with a material gain.

• 2.0.7:
  • Increased rocket fuel stack size from 10 to 20.

• 0.17.60:
  • Rocket fuel requires light oil.

• 0.17.0:
  • Relative fuel value of rocket fuel decreased by 10.6%.

• 0.15.0:
  • Fuel type now affects vehicle acceleration and top speed.

• 0.13.0:
  • Rocket fuel can now be used as fuel.

• 0.12.0:
  • Introduced

See also

• Rocket part components:
  • Low density structure
  • Processing unit
• Satellite
• Solid fuel
• Tutorial:Producing power from oil
• Fuel