Fractionalising still

Fractionalising still
Released								20 September 2004 (Update)
Members								Yes
Quest								Regicide
Location								Rimmington
Options								Operate
Examine								A still for fractionalising oils.
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Object ID								4026
Link								MOID

The fractionalising still is outside the north-west corner of the Chemist's house in western Rimmington. It is a still for fractionalising oils.

It is required in the Regicide and Mourning's End Part I quests to turn a barrel of coal tar to a barrel of naphtha.

First, use the barrel of coal tar with the Fractionalising still.

Then, click the right side of the right tar valve to the right twice; the tar should be flowing at maximum. One should see the 'pressure' indicator on the left rise. When the indicator reaches the green region, click the right side of the left valve on the left once to let out pressure. This should stall the indicator on the left. Now you can start adding coal (you need 6-8 per barrel). This will raise the indicator on the right. If the heat gauge is below the green region, add more coal. If it's above, don't add coal until it gets lower. The bar on the bottom will start turning green, when it's full you can stop adding coal and close the window on the top right to get your barrel of naphtha.

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