So you always have some waste when you reprocess ore. The efficiency describes the percentage of minerals that you will get from reprocessing your ore, which is always lower than 100%. The most important metric you can see in this window is the Reprocessing Efficiency. In this window you can see your input ore that you want to reprocess and the amount of minerals you will get out. Once you have the compressed ore in your hangar you can right click the ore and select the Reprocess option to get the reprocessing window. Player owned structures are a better option to reprocess ore than NPC stations, but we will discuss the exact calculation in a bit.
To find one you need to use the Structure Browser again and filter for the Reprocessing Plant service. Īfter you have bought compressed ore or compressed it yourself, you need to find a structure where you can reprocess it. Any raw ore can be compressed in a player owned structure with a Reprocessing Facility in it, which is the same module we will later need for the reprocessing. You will need to buy the ore in its compressed form. That’s why raw ore is not very useful for an industrialist. The problem with this approach is, that raw ore is even bigger in volume than the minerals you actually need. The first step to start your reprocessing business is to buy ore on the market and transport it to a structure with an Reprocessing Facility installed in it. This is when reprocessing your own minerals close to your production hub gets important. Even with your own freighter, the volume of Tritanium and Pyerite you will need is just too much to transport and material logistics will become a nightmare. This is why you will get to the point when hauling your minerals from a trade hub is not an option anymore.
The amount of minerals you will need to keep a couple of build slots running 24/7 is huge. When your production operation becomes bigger, you will quickly notice that there can never be enough raw materials in your hangar.
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