Thermoelectric Boiler

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The Thermoelectric Boiler is a multi-block structure used to generate steam from an external Heater. Its minimum dimensions are 3x3x4 (3 long, 3 wide, 4 tall) and its maximum dimensions are 18x18x18, as with Mekanism's other multi-block structures.

Construction

This section describes the construction of a 3x3x4 boiler.

Step	Image	Description
1		Place a 3x3 base layer of Boiler Casings down.
2		Place the Superheating Element in the center of the base. If you are making a larger boiler, you can place additional elements around the center element as long as their sides are touching. (Similar in behavior to the Electromagnetic Coil block)
3a		Form a heater layer by placing a 3x3 ring of Boiler Casings around the Superheating Element. You may place Structural Glass on the sides (but not the corners).
3b		(Optional) You may form additional heater layers like you did in 3a to increase the water heating rate and the max water capacity of the boiler.
3c		(Optional) You may form water cavity layers by leaving the center empty, this will increase the max water capacity of the boiler. * Note: Heater layers cannot be separated by a cavity layer. Heater layers must be adjacent to each other.
4a		Form a steam catch layer by placing Pressure Disperser blocks in the center and Boiler Casings or Structural Glass around the outside. The entire center of this layer must be filled with Dispersers in order for the Boiler to form. * Note: You can only have one steam catch layer
4b		(Optional) You may form steam cavity layers above the steam catch layer by leaving the center empty. This will increase the steam capacity of the boiler.
5		Cap off the the boiler by placing a solid layer of Boiler Casings. You may use Structural Glass in the center. Red particles should emit once this layer is formed, signaling that the inside of the boiler is properly constructed.
6		Replace 2 of the Boiler Casing (or Structural Glass) blocks with Boiler Valve blocks. The valves must be on the sides of a heater layer or a water cavity layer. They cannot be on the edges of the boiler, but they can be on the bottom surface. One valve will act as the heat input, and the other shall act as the water input.
7		Replace a Boiler Casing (or Structural Glass) block on a steam catch or steam cavity layer with a Boiler valve. This will act as the steam output.
Done!		The boiler is now formed. You should attach Mechanical Pipes to the water input and steam output valves, and place Thermodynamic Conductors from your Heater(s) to the heat input valve.