Petroleum gas: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 09:50, 3 March 2015

Template:Liquid Petroleum Gas is a gas converted from Crude Oil (in an Oil refinery) and Light Oil (in a Chemical plant). Petroleum gas is mainly used to create Plastic bars for Advanced circuits and for Sulfur for Sulfuric Acid (which then can be used to create a Battery).

Building	Process
File:Oil-refinery.png Oil Refinery	File:Basic-oil-processing.png Basic oil processing	File:Crude-oil.png 10 + 5 => File:Petroleum-gas.png 4 + ( File:Heavy-oil.png 3 File:Light-oil.png 3 )
File:Oil-refinery.png Oil Refinery	File:Advanced-oil-processing.png Advanced oil processing	File:Crude-oil.png 10 + 5 + 5 => File:Petroleum-gas.png 5.5 + ( File:Heavy-oil.png 1 File:Light-oil.png 4.5 )
File:Chemical-plant.png Chemical plant	File:Light-oil-cracking.png Light oil cracking	File:Light-oil.png 3 + 3 + 5 => File:Petroleum-gas.png 2

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 == Used to create ==
 {|
-| {{imagelink|sulfur|Sulfur}}   || {{imagelink|plastic-bar|Plastic bar}} ||
+| {{imagelink|sulfur|Sulfur}}   || {{imagelink|plastic-bar|Plastic bar}} || {{imagelink|solid-fuel|Solid fuel}} |-
 |-
 |}