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'''Solid fuel''' is a [[resource]] contained in and used by [[solid rocket booster]]s. Unlike other resources, it cannot be replenished, transferred between parts, or routed throughout a vessel. Solid fuel is only ever found inside solid rocket parts, and it can only be used by activating the part and allowing it to consume its entire supply. | '''Solid fuel''' is a [[resource]] contained in and used by [[solid rocket booster]]s. Unlike other resources, it cannot be replenished, transferred between parts, or routed throughout a vessel. Solid fuel is only ever found inside solid rocket parts, and it can only be used by activating the part and allowing it to consume its entire supply. | ||
| − | Solid fuel is heavier than an equivalent quantity of [[liquid fuel]] or [[oxidizer]] | + | Solid fuel is heavier than an equivalent quantity of [[liquid fuel]] or [[oxidizer]] with a density of 7.5kg/unit, but lighter than liquid fuel and oxidizer together, and is mostly used to provide quick acceleration to a vessel immediately after launch. |
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Revision as of 05:07, 30 April 2016
| Solid fuel | ||
| Density | 7.5 kg/l | |
| Transferable | No | |
| Tweakable | Yes | |
| Drainable | No | |
| Flow mode | Internal | |
| Cost | 0.6  /l
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| 0.08 /kg
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| Since version | 0.18 | |
Solid fuel is a resource contained in and used by solid rocket boosters. Unlike other resources, it cannot be replenished, transferred between parts, or routed throughout a vessel. Solid fuel is only ever found inside solid rocket parts, and it can only be used by activating the part and allowing it to consume its entire supply.
Solid fuel is heavier than an equivalent quantity of liquid fuel or oxidizer with a density of 7.5kg/unit, but lighter than liquid fuel and oxidizer together, and is mostly used to provide quick acceleration to a vessel immediately after launch.
