Nuclear Warfare (Temporary)
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Nuclear Warfare (Temporary)
by Parascyther Fri May 23, 2014 12:13 am
- Nuclear Warfare:
- Getting Uranium
First, we've got to get the uranium out of the ground. This means building a Uranium mine. It costs 25 PP to build a Uranium Mine.
One Uranium Mine mines 1 unit of Unrefined Uranium per day, but if you have Strip Mining researched from the tech tree, you get 2 units of Unrefined Uranium per day from that mine. A maximum of five uranium mines can be built.
To be used in a reactor, the Unrefined Uranium you mine must go into a Diffusion Plant, which costs 20 PP to build.
When 1 unit of Unrefined Uranium goes into a Diffusion plant, 1/5 unit reactor-grade Uranium comes out that can be used in RTGs, civilian power reactors, or maritime reactors
Of course, if you build a Diffusion Plant and feed five units of Unrefined Uranium into it per day, you'll get a unit of reactor-grade Uranium per day.
Producing weapons-grade uranium requires the reactor-grade uranium to be fed into a centrifuge facility, costing 30PP. Each unit of reactor grade uranium produces 1/5 of a unit of weapons-grade uranium and takes a day to be processed by the centrifuger.
Nuclear Submarines and their Derivatives:
Cost of constructing nuclear submarines.
Three main parts:
Missile Capacity
Propulsion
Hull
Missile Capacity:
10PP per Missile Vertical Launch System (VLS)
*Not including cost for developing submarine launched ballistic missiles
Propulsion
Nuclear Reactors:
Benefits: Remove Mk deployment costs
Reactor costs 20PP, 10 units of Reactor-grade Uranium
Conventional Turbines:
Free
Hull
Depending on Payload:
Missiles: 10PP
Regular Attack Submarine: 1PP
Nuclear Weapons and their Derivatives:
Cost of building Nuclear Warheads, and their yields.
Smaller Kiloton Ranges: 1 Weapons Grade units of Uranium (WGU)
<20Kt - 35 PP
Kiloton Ranges: 2 Weapons Grade units of Uranium (WGU)
20kt - 40PP
50kt - 50PP
150Kt - 60PP
250Kt - 80PP
300Kt - 90PP
Megaton Ranges: 10 WGU required
1Mt - 80PP
Each additional Mt, add 10PP
Note, larger yield results in larger weight and does not necessarily increase it's effects. Once you get to around 10 MT, the blast radius reaches the edge of the atmosphere and you lose almost all of your extra power.
Maintenance costs:
4Mk per Cycle per warhead. However, nuclear warheads that are in space are considered to be sufficiently sealed away from any real source of wear, and as such don't require maintenance.
Launching Nuclear Weapons
Methods of Delivery:
ICBMs
Bombers
Cruise Missiles
SLBMs
A launching silo costs 25 PP, and must have either a launch center or a control bunker to be used.
A silo control bunker costs 10 PP.
Both silos and control bunkers are strong enough to withstand all but a multi-megaton direct hit.
You can also launch your ICBMs from launch pads, but then they are not protected at all.
A silo is small because of how much armour it needs, so a rocket within a silo can only be a maximum of around 1.5 meters. A bit wider than the 1.25 meter parts, but smaller than the 2.5 meter Rockomax parts.
One silo control bunker can only control a maximum of 10 silos, and they all must be nearby.
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