Mar 19, 2018
Epsilon’s Thermoelectric Power Plant (WIP). This power plant counts with two cooling towers, Zeus I and Zeus II.
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Epsilon’s Thermoelectric Power Plant (WIP). This power plant counts with two cooling towers, Zeus I and Zeus II.
Epsilon Thermoelectric Power Plant (ETPP).
The Epsilon Thermoelectrical Power Plant (or ETPP for short) is one of the two power plants that provide the City-State of Epsilon with electricity, using coal as its fuel source. With an approximate perimeter of 1.357 blocks, the ETPP counts with three cooling tower units (codenamed Zeus I, II and III), two dedicated coal feeders that serve two dedicated boilers, six steam condensers, six ash waste storage tanks, two stacks, two main turbines, two electrical generators and two transformers (one of each is for backup use), three water reservoirs and a full underground tunnel system for pipes that connect most of the components.