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'''Light oil''' is a liquid converted from [[crude oil]] (in a [[oil refinery]]) or [[heavy oil]] (in a [[chemical plant]]). | '''Light oil''' is a liquid converted from [[crude oil]] (in a [[oil refinery]]) or [[heavy oil]] (in a [[chemical plant]]). | ||
Light oil can be converted to [[petroleum gas]], or used to create [[solid fuel]] and [[rocket fuel]]. | Light oil can be converted to [[petroleum gas]], or used to create [[solid fuel]] and [[rocket fuel]]. It can also be used as ammo in [[flamethrower turret]]s. | ||
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! Building !! Process !! Results | ! Building !! Process !! Results | ||
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| {{Imagelink|Oil refinery}} || {{Imagelink|Advanced oil processing}} || {{ | | {{Imagelink|Oil refinery}} || {{Imagelink|Advanced oil processing}} || {{icon|Time|5}} + {{Icon|Crude oil|100}} + {{icon|Water|50}} → {{Icon|Light oil|45}} + ({{Icon|Heavy oil|25}} + {{Icon|Petroleum gas|55}}) | ||
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| {{Imagelink|Chemical plant}} || {{Imagelink|Heavy oil cracking}} || {{ | | {{Imagelink|Chemical plant}} || {{Imagelink|Heavy oil cracking}} || {{icon|Time|2}} + {{Icon|Heavy oil|40}} + {{icon|Water|30}} → {{Icon|Light oil|30}} | ||
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| {{Imagelink| | | {{Imagelink|Oil refinery}} || {{imagelink|Coal liquefaction}} || {{icon|Time|5}} + {{icon|Coal|10}} + {{Icon|Heavy oil|25}} + {{icon|Steam|50}} → {{Icon|Light oil|20}} + ({{Icon|Heavy oil|90}} + {{Icon|Petroleum gas|10}}) | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:35, 28 June 2023
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Light oil is a liquid converted from crude oil (in a oil refinery) or heavy oil (in a chemical plant).
Light oil can be converted to petroleum gas, or used to create solid fuel and rocket fuel. It can also be used as ammo in flamethrower turrets.
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History
- 0.9.1:
- Can now be cracked into petroleum gas.
- 0.9.0:
- Introduced
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