Emissions Question

[TheSAguy]

I was just wondering why emissions is expressed as two numbers and not just one?
I see that it's usually written as "emissions = 6 / 3" and not "emissions = 2"

Why is us usually written as two numbers divided by each other and not just one? (The total of the two divided)


Thanks.

[L0771]

It's just a number written different way

emissions

stone-furnace > emissions = 0.01
boiler > emissions = 0.1 / 6.5 (0,0153846153846154)
assembling-machine-1 > emissions = 0.05 / 1.5 (0,0333333333333333)
assembling-machine-2 > emissions = 0.04 / 2.5 (0,016)
assembling-machine-3 > emissions = 0.03 / 3.5 (0,0085714285714286)
small-pump > emissions = 0.01 / 2.5 (0,004)
steel-furnace > emissions = 0.02
electric-furnace > emissions = 0.005
oil-refinery > emissions = 0.03 / 3.5 (0,0085714285714286)
chemical-plant > emissions = 0.03 / 3.5 (0,0085714285714286)

[Rahjital]

Remember that pollution is emissions multiplied by energy usage. If you have energy usage 420 kilowatt and want 3.6 pollution, it's a lot nicer to write "emissions = 0.03 / 3.5" than "emissions = 0.0085714285714285714285714285714286".