| Stirling Engine | |
|---|---|
| [[File:{{{blockimage}}}]] | |
| Stirling_Engine | |
| Mod | Buildcraft |
| Fuel | |
| Solid | Coal, Charcoal, Lava Bucket, Wood, Wooden Planks, Sapling, Stick |
| Liquid | |
| Other forms | |
| Energy Production | |
| MJ output | {{{mjoutput}}} MJ/t |
| MJ buffer | {{{mjbuffer}}} MJ |
| EU output | {{{euoutput}}} EU/t |
| EU buffer | {{{eubuffer}}} EU |
| {{{1outputtitle}}} | {{{1output}}} EU/t |
| {{{1buffertitle}}} | {{{1buffer}}} EU |
| Output | 1 MJ/t |
| Buffer | 1000 MJ |
| Properties | |
| Explosive | Yes |
| Locks down? | No |
The Stirling Engine, formerly called the Steam Engine, is the second tier of engine in BuildCraft and provides 1 Minecraft Joules per tick (MJ/t).
Recipe
Usage
The Stirling Engine must be fueled with saplings, coal, wood, or a lava bucket and it is activated with a redstone signal. It can be used to power a variety of machines such as the Mining Well. It can be connected to other Stirling Engines to add power, or can be connected to Conductive Pipe to transport that power elsewhere.
Power
The Stirling Engine provides 1 MJ/t. The following items are burnable and last for specific amounts of time before being consumed:
| Material | Burn Time |
|---|---|
| Lava bucket | 16 min 40 sec |
| Coal, Charcoal | 1 min 20 sec |
| Wood, Wood Planks | 15 sec |
| Saplings, Sticks | 5 sec |
The smaller colored side of the Stirling Engine is the side which is providing power. The orientation of the engine can be changed using a BuildCraft wrench. A Stirling Engine will not overheat or explode unless it is not powering anything and it builds up 1000 MJ (1000 C heat) internally. The resulting explosion is seven to eight blocks wide.
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