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'''Dwarven Water Reactor'''
 
'''Dwarven Water Reactor'''
  
This compact design, once started, can only be stopped (without complete de-construction of all components) by blocking the tile the pump draws water from, since the pump is directly linked to both wheels - deconstructing one wheel will cause a flood (and almost immediately cancel any job order to deconstruct the other components), and deconstructing the pump will cause both wheels to collapse (unless they are attached to [[machinery]] outside them, not shown). [[Power]] is routed up from the pump or off to the side from a wheel, where a [[gear assembly]] can be placed early in the power train, linked to a [[lever]], to disconnect the power at that point.   
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This compact design, once started, cannot be stopped without complete de-construction of all components, since the pump is directly linked to both wheels - deconstructing one wheel will cause a flood (and almost immediately cancel any job order to deconstruct the other components), and deconstructing the pump will cause both wheels to collapse (unless they are attached to [[machinery]] outside them, not shown). [[Power]] is routed up from the pump or off to the side from a wheel, where a [[gear assembly]] can be placed early in the power train, linked to a [[lever]], to disconnect the power at that point.   
  
 
The design below produces 170 surplus power (less additional power train), almost twice that of the above designs in less than half the space. Expanded versions can produce more power, but should be planned in advance unless you're willing to tear it all down to change the configuration. A second reactor, then connected to the power train, might be better.
 
The design below produces 170 surplus power (less additional power train), almost twice that of the above designs in less than half the space. Expanded versions can produce more power, but should be planned in advance unless you're willing to tear it all down to change the configuration. A second reactor, then connected to the power train, might be better.

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