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here is an array that is useful when natural disasters occur or you're lost at sea or you're in a developing country or whatever, as it turns seawater into potable drinking water! just load iron cups or containers of seawater into the top and bottom slots on the edge of the main array, and when activated it'll do the rest! the salt is separated and turned into a sphere by the left sub-array, while the water is filtered into the center where all bacteria are boiled out of it. the iron of the cups and the clean water are then sent to the right sub-array, where only a bit of alchemical skill is needed to turn the iron back into a cup containing the water, and voila! the instruction rings for the ingredient slots are just telling them what elements to sort and flow where, the left sub-array's instruction ring is telling it to make a sphere out of the salt, and the inner slot's ring is telling it to send purified water back into circulation around the circle. as always, if you like what you see, please check out the rest of my page!

Description
here is an array that is useful when natural disasters occur or you're lost at sea or you're in a developing country or whatever, as it turns seawater into potable drinking water! just load iron cups or containers of seawater into the top and bottom slots on the edge of the main array, and when activated it'll do the rest! the salt is separated and turned into a sphere by the left sub-array, while the water is filtered into the center where all bacteria are boiled out of it. the iron of the cups and the clean water are then sent to the right sub-array, where only a bit of alchemical skill is needed to turn the iron back into a cup containing the water, and voila! the instruction rings for the ingredient slots are just telling them what elements to sort and flow where, the left sub-array's instruction ring is telling it to make a sphere out of the salt, and the inner slot's ring is telling it to send purified water back into circulation around the circle. as always, if you like what you see, please check out the rest of my page!