In troubleshooting this issue of recurring messages (like every minute or so!) I have connected an oversize pipe directly to a large cooling tower which should handle TWICE the output (48) of a single turbine. I even tried deleting and rebuilding the offending turbines, but still, I was getting the constant nags. I did a bunch of searching forums and saw where one person several years ago said they said they were able to fix it by rebuilding the turbine from the menu selection rather than copying an existing one. Sure enough, this fixed it for me as well. So my theory is, the copy function is copying some properties of the existing object that it shouldn't be. Something to do with the state of the output buffer, I would assume, so that the unit gets out of sync with itself. Just to clarify, it doesn't happen every time I copy a turbine. It seems to have something to do with the part of the cycle the turbine was in when it was copied, and may also be affected by whether the turbine being copied was in a state where the output was backed up. I've attached a game save while it was doing it. Note that often the alert comes up for just a second and then clears itself. And sometimes the alert comes from the high pressure turbine. That one may also have the problem, or possibly this is triggered by a backup in the low pressure turbine.
Low pressure turbine II giving constant warnings about no output for steam
You sure all your pipes are big enough? You can also try clearing all the pipes
sound4ever [discord] wrote:
In troubleshooting this issue of recurring messages (like every minute or so!) I have connected an oversize pipe directly to a large cooling tower...
Ok, so even after rebuilding them, from the menu, the problem does go away as it appears the pressure has been releaved, but it needs time to rebuild volume/pressure and after several mintutes the problem returns.
The issue, that is hard to see, as your pipes are less then organized is further downstream, I believe(but not certain) in this area. I suggest you redo all your piping and individualize the systems to each reactor instead of having them intertwined like you do.
But the problem is not, to do with the turbines or the copy/paste as far as I can tell as I tested it, and as mentioned the problem returns after several minutes. Also remember that the water/fluid/gas mechanics are just a simulation and do not fully mimic real world behavior of taking the path of least resistance(amoung other things), you need to keep that in mind.
I tried everything I could think of - clearing the pipes, upgrading the pipe to the tower - nothing helped. I believe "DeletedAccount" is correct - you put too much together - try simplifying the connections and isolate the troublesome pair - maybe don't pair low pres. turbines together.
the only strange thing is it only happens in this pair in the second to last shaft - I'd try to connect those two to their own cooling tower not in the line and see what happens