Blue Belt to Furnace Ratio (2024)

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I could never find the perfect Blue Belt/Elsectric Furnace ratio, so I tested it.
It requires 61 Electric/Steal Furnaces (or 122 Stone Furnaces), to completly smelt all the ore on a completly saturated blue belt.

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thanks Blue Belt to Furnace Ratio (3)

so 30 on each side? or a length of 61 with furnaces on both sides? but taht would make a lot of furnaces Blue Belt to Furnace Ratio (4)

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it's actually more, you need about 72 of steel/electric furnaces
https://www.reddit.com/r/factorio/comme ... ce_ratios/
maybe you had the furnace buffer full

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Gleaning the wiki, it's learned that a blue belt can transport 40 items per second (throughput, T).
Knowing that it takes 1.75 seconds for an electrical or steel furnace to process a piece of ore, we get 1/1.75 ore per second per furnace (production, P).
To process 40 ore per second, you would need 70 (= T/P) furnaces.

Going by dimensional analysis, this approach should be correct.

TN_Creator wrote:thanks Blue Belt to Furnace Ratio (7)

so 30 on each side? or a length of 61 with furnaces on both sides? but taht would make a lot of furnaces Blue Belt to Furnace Ratio (8)

It does not matter how the furnaces are arranged.

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Tias wrote:I could never find the perfect Blue Belt/Elsectric Furnace ratio, so I tested it.
It requires 61 Electric/Steal Furnaces (or 122 Stone Furnaces), to completly smelt all the ore on a completly saturated blue belt.

If you are only getting 61 you probably have a bottle neck somewhere in your system or are not compressing the blue belt.

I usually build 72, but technically 71 should be mathematically enough/correct.

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I found that when I put the iron plates directly from the furnaces to the blue belt, the inserters would space them out a bit too much and the result would be the final furnaces near the iron output end are unable to unload properly. 36-48 is the max if you're using blue/green inserters directly onto the blue belt. Otherwise you're going to have to find a way to compress the iron as it comes onto the blue belt.

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Swadius wrote:Otherwise you're going to have to find a way to compress the iron as it comes onto the blue belt.

this is only way I know of (36 furnaces on each side should compress it, if you can keep the ore coming)

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I'm not sure what the numbers are if you put PM3s on the furnaces and SM3s in bacons in rows beside the furnaces - presumably less than 36 on each side, but I don't know how much less.

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Is there a reason the inserters are not directly putting them into the splitters?

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Probably not, I just don't personally like pointing inserters at/against turns, splitters, or undergrounds entrances/exits; but I think that's just an aesthetic preference. (I could be wrong, though - there might be a real difference)

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Blue Belt to Furnace Ratio (2024)

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How many electric furnaces to saturate a blue belt? ›

On Factorio Cheat Sheet I read that it takes 72 electric furnaces to fill a blue belt.

How many steel furnaces do I need for a full yellow belt? ›

Understanding Ratios

Thus, you need 48 furnaces to sustain a full yellow belt.

What is the ratio of stone furnace to belt? ›

For Stone Furnaces you need 234 (117 per side) to fill a Yellow Belt with Steel, 468 (234 per side) for a Red Belt, and 700 (350 per side) for Blue Belt, and yes I did say 700... And lastly, using Steel and Electric Furnaces, we need half the amount (remember they smelt 2x as fast as Stone Furnaces).

How many furnaces does it take to fill a belt Factorio? ›

A Stone Furnace can make 0.3125 plates per second. Fifteen divided by 0.3125 is 48; thus, we need 48 furnaces to make a full belt. Luckily the ratio of ore to plates is 1:1 for iron and copper, so we can plan around one belt in to one belt out.

How many electric mining drills per blue belt? ›

1 yellow belt == 15 items/second == 30 electric mining drills (15 per belt lane) 1 red belt == 30 items/second == 60 electric mining drills (30 per belt lane) 1 blue belt == 45 items/second == 90 electric mining drills (45 per belt lane)

How many furnaces can a red belt supply? ›

The number of furnaces required will vary depending on the desired output rate and the type of conveyor belt being employed. On a red belt, for instance, 48 furnaces can generate a whole belt of steel, whereas a blue belt needs 70 furnaces.

How many miners for full yellow belt? ›

This sets a mathematical limit on how many active mines a belt can handle : 30 mines on a yellow belt, 15/side; 60 mines on a red belt, 30/side, and 90 mines on a blue belt, 45/side.

How tight should a furnace belt be? ›

Press down in the middle of the furnace belt to see how much it deflects. If should deflect ½”-¾”. If it deflects more than ¾ of an inch when you press down on it, then it is too loose and needs to be tightened.

How many belts do I need? ›

Every man needs at least one formal belt, preferably 2-3 more formal belts if possible. More formal men's belts are usually made from leather or faux leather. They also tend to be skinnier and have a less prominent belt buckle. It's good to have at least one black leather belt and one in brown as well.

What is the speed ratio of a belt? ›

The speed ratio is R = NL/NS, where NL = number of teeth in large gear, and NS = number of teeth in small gear. If the large gear has 40 teeth and the small one 20, the speed ratio is 2:1, and the machine shaft turns once for two turns of the motor shaft. The speed is cut in half, and torque is doubled.

What is the ratio of belt pulley system? ›

Pulley Ratio = Diameter of Driven Pulley / Diameter of Driving Pulley. Interpret the Ratio: If the pulley ratio is greater than 1, it signifies a speed reduction, which means the driven pulley will rotate slower than the driving pulley.

What is the difference between civil furnace and stone furnace? ›

The Civil Furnace is more efficient than the Stone Furnace and cuts processing time by 1/5th. You must first unlock the blueprint by giving 5 Data Disc to Petra at the Research Center and wait 2 days. The Saving the Tree Farm mission can also unlock the Civil Furnace.

How many furnaces do I need for one yellow belt? ›

It takes 48 stone furnaces to consume the iron/copper ore on a yellow belt. 15 items/sec * 3.2 sec = 48.

What is the drill ratio for Factorio furnace? ›

Ratio is 2 furnaces to 1 drill. So 8 furnaces would stop the ore from backing up with 4 drills.

What is the throughput of the blue belt in Factorio? ›

Some numbers to keep in mind, a yellow belt is capable of transporting 15 items per second (7.5 per side), red belts are twice that (30 per second) and blue belts are three times that (45 per second).

How many electric miners to fill a yellow belt? ›

This sets a mathematical limit on how many active mines a belt can handle : 30 mines on a yellow belt, 15/side; 60 mines on a red belt, 30/side, and 90 mines on a blue belt, 45/side.

How many drills to saturate a belt factorio? ›

If it takes 27 drills to saturate a belt, few people will bother concocting a way to have that odd-drill-out alternate belt lanes.

How many smelters per miner is satisfactory? ›

A Smelter consumes 30 Iron Ore/min and produces 30 Iron Ingots/min. Therefore the Miner can support four Smelters.

Do 2 stage furnaces break down more? ›

ECMs (electronic commutated motors) are a main feature of a two-stage furnace. Since these furnaces cycle on and off less frequently, the system has less stress. This means your furnace will have fewer breakdowns and an extended operating life.

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