Goonhub
09-03-2023, 01:37 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-03-2023, 01:43 AM by Splints. Edited 1 time in total.)
> I'm not a fan of the micromanagement in optimizing Reagent Heater/Coolers by overshooting ...
Same and it isn't realistic with how most heaters work anyway. Real heaters will stay on until they reach the target temperature then toggle on and off to maintain it. It should take the same time to reach 500 K whether your target was 500 K or 1000 K. (At least things like ovens/stoves/irons/furnaces. If hot plates actually work differently my bad)
Edit: Actually, this is probably simulating a hot plate reaching the target temp instantly and the slow heating is due to the chemicals reaching the temperature gradually. So more realistic than I thought.
Same and it isn't realistic with how most heaters work anyway. Real heaters will stay on until they reach the target temperature then toggle on and off to maintain it. It should take the same time to reach 500 K whether your target was 500 K or 1000 K. (At least things like ovens/stoves/irons/furnaces. If hot plates actually work differently my bad)
Edit: Actually, this is probably simulating a hot plate reaching the target temp instantly and the slow heating is due to the chemicals reaching the temperature gradually. So more realistic than I thought.