Factorio Green Circuit Setup (2024)

FAQs

What is the perfect green circuit ratio? ›

The usual setup for Electronic Circuit production is typically 3:2 Copper Cable to Electronic Circuits, whereas you have a 1:1 ratio.

Circuit networks are built using red or green wire, and enable the control of receivers, based upon information broadcast onto the network by connected senders. Most senders are storage devices, and broadcast their information onto a specific channel, based on the item or liquid the storage device contains.

Putting it as simply as we can (eek!), the Golden Ratio (also known as the Golden Section, Golden Mean, Divine Proportion or Greek letter Phi) exists when a line is divided into two parts and the longer part (a) divided by the smaller part (b) is equal to the sum of (a) + (b) divided by (a), which both equal 1.618.

The green ratio (g/c) is the ratio of effective green time of a phase to the cycle length. The NB/SB Approach to the U.S. 95/Styner-Lauder Avenue intersection (U.S. 95) has a green ratio of 0.58.

Factorio players aim to optimize production chains, manage resources efficiently, and defend against hostile creatures while expanding their industrial empire. Successful completion of game objectives can lead to customization options for the player's device, such as graphics, music, or other rewards [3].

Pumps use electrical power to transfer fluids in one direction very quickly. They also block any back-flow, which means they can pressurize a section of piping, filling it as much as possible. This is very useful to counteract the "thin spread" outlined above, among other things.

The lamp is a basic electric device providing light to a medium area (10 tile radius) at night. It can be used to increase visibility in a factory, so nightvision is not needed.

It takes 48 stone furnaces to consume the iron/copper ore on a yellow belt. 15 items/sec * 3.2 sec = 48. If you were to use 50, 72 , 144, or some other number of stone furnaces greater than 48, you will find the ones after the 48th sitting idle, doing nothing for you.

Past a couple screens of distance trains are both cheaper, faster and raising the throughput requires only a fraction of the setup cost unlike pipes or belts that need brand new lines every time. A yellow belt only transports 15 items per second, at a speed of 1.875 tiles per second.

What is the green space ratio? ›

GPR is typically calculated by dividing the total area of green spaces, including parks, gardens, and other vegetated areas, by the total land area of a development. The result is expressed as a ratio or percentage.

Green coverage ratio was calculated by dividing the total value of the solid angle of greenery area by the solid angle of the analytical range, with a horizontal view angle of 180° and a vertical angle of 60°, since participants focused on the front view during the break.

The Green Asset Ratio (GAR) is in principle a simple ratio quantifying EU Taxonomy-aligned assets as a percentage of total covered assets. However due to its structure and constrained coverage it has a very limited information value.

But this “Phi” — the Divine Proportion, the Golden Mean, the Golden Ratio — appears everywhere in nature, primarily in three ways — spirals, pentagrams, and phyllotaxis, the arrangement of leaves around a stem. Just as an example, the length of the human forearm is 1.618 times the length of the hand.