Heated Liquids, especially Oil
Posted: Tue Jun 28, 2016 12:48 am
I noticed that the only time a liquid is used to heat something is when you use steam power. The thing is, this could be used as a game mechanic. I am suggesting that we use liquids heated to different temperatures to do different things.
One idea is that processing oil could give different ratios of heavy, light and petroleum if the oil was heated to different temperatures first. In real life, different temperatures of crude oil while it it refined causes you to end up with different products such as lubricant and kerosene, so while creating lube immediately may be too overpowered, we could adjust the ratios. Perhaps to heat oil we need to do science first?
Not only that, but we don't have to just limit it to refining. We could heat any liquid, such as sulfuric acid and lubricant. Perhaps something could be done? Different products could require a slight change in heat?
Thoughts?
One idea is that processing oil could give different ratios of heavy, light and petroleum if the oil was heated to different temperatures first. In real life, different temperatures of crude oil while it it refined causes you to end up with different products such as lubricant and kerosene, so while creating lube immediately may be too overpowered, we could adjust the ratios. Perhaps to heat oil we need to do science first?
Not only that, but we don't have to just limit it to refining. We could heat any liquid, such as sulfuric acid and lubricant. Perhaps something could be done? Different products could require a slight change in heat?
Thoughts?