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Using this reference

Choose a recipe for Packaged fluids, then choose the machine that will run it. The per-minute rate uses the recorded output, recipe duration and machine speed. Batch quantities answer how many materials a fixed number of operations consumes; the rate column answers how fast one selected machine processes them.

Increase the target rate to see the number of whole machines needed. Rounding up leaves some nominal spare capacity. This is a direct production step, not a balanced factory: upstream supply, transport and temporary interruptions still need to support the stated rate.

Packaged Oil

30 per minute · Buildings needed (rounded up): 2

Ingredients / Products · Number of cycles: 1
Source dataBatchesper minute
− Crude Oil2 m³30
− Empty Canister2 30
+ Packaged Oil2 30

Rates use the selected building at base speed. No modules, beacons, quality, power shortages or overclocking are simulated. Fractional outputs are expected averages, not guaranteed drops.

per minute = Batches × 60 × Production building / seconds per cycle

Packaged Oil · 4 Seconds

Crude Oil × 2 + Empty Canister × 2 → Packaged Oil × 2

Station: Packager

A worked example

Suppose you want 7 × Packaged Oil. This recipe produces 2 per operation, so you need 4 operations. That produces 8 in total, leaving 1 extra. The direct material list is Crude Oil × 8 and Empty Canister × 8.

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Packaged Heavy Oil Residue

30 per minute · Buildings needed (rounded up): 2

Ingredients / Products · Number of cycles: 1
Source dataBatchesper minute
− Heavy Oil Residue2 m³30
− Empty Canister2 30
+ Packaged Heavy Oil Residue2 30

Rates use the selected building at base speed. No modules, beacons, quality, power shortages or overclocking are simulated. Fractional outputs are expected averages, not guaranteed drops.

per minute = Batches × 60 × Production building / seconds per cycle

Packaged Heavy Oil Residue · 4 Seconds

Heavy Oil Residue × 2 + Empty Canister × 2 → Packaged Heavy Oil Residue × 2

Station: Packager

A worked example

Suppose you want 7 × Packaged Heavy Oil Residue. This recipe produces 2 per operation, so you need 4 operations. That produces 8 in total, leaving 1 extra. The direct material list is Heavy Oil Residue × 8 and Empty Canister × 8.

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Packaged Water

60 per minute · Buildings needed (rounded up): 1

Ingredients / Products · Number of cycles: 1
Source dataBatchesper minute
− Water2 m³60
− Empty Canister2 60
+ Packaged Water2 60

Rates use the selected building at base speed. No modules, beacons, quality, power shortages or overclocking are simulated. Fractional outputs are expected averages, not guaranteed drops.

per minute = Batches × 60 × Production building / seconds per cycle

Packaged Water · 2 Seconds

Water × 2 + Empty Canister × 2 → Packaged Water × 2

Station: Packager

A worked example

Suppose you want 7 × Packaged Water. This recipe produces 2 per operation, so you need 4 operations. That produces 8 in total, leaving 1 extra. The direct material list is Water × 8 and Empty Canister × 8.

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Packaged Alumina Solution

120 per minute · Buildings needed (rounded up): 1

Ingredients / Products · Number of cycles: 1
Source dataBatchesper minute
− Alumina Solution2 m³120
− Empty Canister2 120
+ Packaged Alumina Solution2 120

Rates use the selected building at base speed. No modules, beacons, quality, power shortages or overclocking are simulated. Fractional outputs are expected averages, not guaranteed drops.

per minute = Batches × 60 × Production building / seconds per cycle

Packaged Alumina Solution · 1 Seconds

Alumina Solution × 2 + Empty Canister × 2 → Packaged Alumina Solution × 2

Station: Packager

A worked example

Suppose you want 7 × Packaged Alumina Solution. This recipe produces 2 per operation, so you need 4 operations. That produces 8 in total, leaving 1 extra. The direct material list is Alumina Solution × 8 and Empty Canister × 8.

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Packaged Nitric Acid

30 per minute · Buildings needed (rounded up): 2

Ingredients / Products · Number of cycles: 1
Source dataBatchesper minute
− Nitric Acid1 m³30
− Empty Fluid Tank1 30
+ Packaged Nitric Acid1 30

Rates use the selected building at base speed. No modules, beacons, quality, power shortages or overclocking are simulated. Fractional outputs are expected averages, not guaranteed drops.

per minute = Batches × 60 × Production building / seconds per cycle

Packaged Nitric Acid · 2 Seconds

Nitric Acid × 1 + Empty Fluid Tank × 1 → Packaged Nitric Acid × 1

Station: Packager

A worked example

Suppose you want 4 × Packaged Nitric Acid. This recipe produces 1 per operation, so you need 4 operations. That produces 4 in total. The direct material list is Nitric Acid × 4 and Empty Fluid Tank × 4.

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Packaged Sulfuric Acid

40 per minute · Buildings needed (rounded up): 2

Ingredients / Products · Number of cycles: 1
Source dataBatchesper minute
− Sulfuric Acid2 m³40
− Empty Canister2 40
+ Packaged Sulfuric Acid2 40

Rates use the selected building at base speed. No modules, beacons, quality, power shortages or overclocking are simulated. Fractional outputs are expected averages, not guaranteed drops.

per minute = Batches × 60 × Production building / seconds per cycle

Packaged Sulfuric Acid · 3 Seconds

Sulfuric Acid × 2 + Empty Canister × 2 → Packaged Sulfuric Acid × 2

Station: Packager

A worked example

Suppose you want 7 × Packaged Sulfuric Acid. This recipe produces 2 per operation, so you need 4 operations. That produces 8 in total, leaving 1 extra. The direct material list is Sulfuric Acid × 8 and Empty Canister × 8.

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Packaged Nitrogen Gas

60 per minute · Buildings needed (rounded up): 1

Ingredients / Products · Number of cycles: 1
Source dataBatchesper minute
− Nitrogen Gas4 m³240
− Empty Fluid Tank1 60
+ Packaged Nitrogen Gas1 60

Rates use the selected building at base speed. No modules, beacons, quality, power shortages or overclocking are simulated. Fractional outputs are expected averages, not guaranteed drops.

per minute = Batches × 60 × Production building / seconds per cycle

Packaged Nitrogen Gas · 1 Seconds

Nitrogen Gas × 4 + Empty Fluid Tank × 1 → Packaged Nitrogen Gas × 1

Station: Packager

A worked example

Suppose you want 4 × Packaged Nitrogen Gas. This recipe produces 1 per operation, so you need 4 operations. That produces 4 in total. The direct material list is Nitrogen Gas × 16 and Empty Fluid Tank × 4.

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