1. How is the original distillation column formed?

1. First layer requirements:

• A ULV input bus
• An ULV output bus
• Two ULV input bays
• A thermal sensor (though it’s optional, we recommend including one).

2. Second floor and above:

• Each tier may have only one output bin (each tier outputs a single product; the number of tiers required corresponds to the number of products).

After forming, the chamber will have a connecting material (if your higher‑level chambers lack a connecting material, please check whether the distillation tower is hollow inside).

2. How the Original Distillation Tower Heats Up and Operates

1. Heating up

• After placing coal blocks, coal, or coal powder into the input bus, you can begin heating.

Different fuels have different burn durations and different heating rates.

• Coal lumps burn the longest and heat up the slowest.
• Coal combustion time is moderate, and the heating rate is moderate.
• Coal powder has the shortest combustion time and heats up the fastest.

2. Work

• Feed the raw materials into one of the ULV input bins.
• Wait for the temperature to rise to a certain level (it doesn’t necessarily start working at 400).

If you’re missing some products, please check whether you have enough tower energy available for output.

3. Temperature-controlled operations are divided into the pure GT version and the PIP pipeline version.

Please select your favorite mode.

GT version

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Pip version

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Supplement: Assuming water supply is sufficient, we recommend setting the minimum value of the heat sensor to 812 and the maximum value to 850 to achieve the maximum speed.

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