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@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ The second order of business is a second Fawogae plantation. Since I already hav
![A modified version of the soil to stone and sand to muddy water recycling chain, with the water output of the muddy water separation plant fed back into the water input line. The line now has a storage tank on it, which is wired to a pump.](water-recycling.png)
-The third order of business is to run laps with soil and raw coal, to make more landfill so that I can make room to expand Fawogae production. While I'm doing that, I also replace the outflow behind the muddy water separation washer with a tank, and to set a circuit condition on the water pump to keep the tank no more than half full. That means that the recycled water from muddy water separation is disposed of automatically, by being fed back into soil extraction and washing. I don't need to recycle for efficiency, since water is free and plentiful, but it does mean one fewer thing I need to manually babysit, and that's worth a lot right now.
+The third order of business is to run laps with soil and raw coal, to make more landfill so that I can make room to expand Fawogae production. While I'm doing that, I also replace the outflow behind the muddy water separation washer with a tank, and set a circuit condition on the water pump to keep the tank no more than half full. That means that the recycled water from muddy water separation is disposed of automatically, by being fed back into soil extraction and washing. I don't need to recycle for efficiency, since water is free and plentiful, but it does mean one fewer thing I need to manually babysit, and that's worth a lot right now.
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