ECS Chemical Vector II. Oil rig

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Valid for ECS 1.1

General data

Drawn by Red*Star, company colour support by George

The Oil rig is the part of the ECS Chemical Vector II.

Cargoes

Accepting

The Oil rig processes passengers.

The Oil rig does not accept any cargo during first 93 days of life if built in game.

Cargo acceptance is limited by Oil rig's capacity, Passengers above capacity are rejected.

Level	Passengers	Passengers (reduced)
Very low	128	112
Low	144	128
Normal	160	144
High	176	160
Very high	192	176
Ultimate	208	192

Passengers are processed every 8-th production cycle (usually once a month). The first team leaves the oil rig, providing free place for a new team.

Production

The Oil rig produces Oil.

The Oil rig does not produce any cargo during first 93 days of life if built in game.

The Oil rig uses 124 production levels, represented in % from 3% to 100%.

To calculate a month production values should be summarized for all the cycles of the month (usually 8 or 9). The following calculations are given for one production cycle.

Amount of oil produced during one cycle depends on amount of passengers on board

Passengers	Oil
0-47	125 * level% / 100%
48-95	250 * level% / 100%
96-	375 * level% / 100%

Amount of Oil produced is reduced to 1000 litres of Oil per cycle if no Oil is transported.

Production change

Production change happens on the 1-st day of every month.

The Oil rig does not change production level during first 93 days of life if built in game.

On the lowest production level (Very low or 3%) advanced closure mechanism is applied with the following protection conditions:

• last one on the map
• younger than 10 years
• transportation level > 75%

Protection can be changed with parameter of ECS Chemical Vector II to the following protection conditions:

• last one on the map
• younger than 10 years
• transportation level > 1%
• Oil rig is built by the player during game play

Oil rig can have closure protections unless exhausted with parameter of ECS Chemical Vector II

Production change happens according on amount of cargo transported.

Transportation	Level	Production change
< 25%	< 6%	decrease production level by 1
	> 6%	divide production level by 2
25% – 50%	any	decrease production level by 1
50% – 75%	< 13%	increase production level by 1
	> 13%	decrease production level by 1
75% – 87%	< 13%	increase production level by 1 with 75% probability multiply production level by 2 with 25% probability
	> 13%	increase production level by 1
> 87%	< 50%	increase production level by 1 with 75% probability multiply production level by 2 with 25% probability
	> 50%	increase production level by 1

When all of the known oil body has been extracted, the Oil rig closes immediately.

Construction

The Oil rig has one of 11 possible layouts. New layouts are welcome (:biggrin:)

The Oil rig has zero probability (0) to be built by map generator and very high probability (5) to be built during game play.

The Oil rig cannot be built by a player in a game. It should be prospected instead. It has 60% probability to be prospected near other Oil rig (at most 64 tiles away) and 25% probability far from it. Prospecting cost factor is 255. Construction conditions for SE and map generator are represented in the table.

When prospected by the player during a game, the Oil rig will be in company colours of the builder. When generated by the game or built while in the scenario editor, the Oil rig will pick up the colour randomly.

SE	Condition
+	Build on water
+	Build on flat land
–	Build at least 16 tiles away from land
–	Build > 16 tiles from a Oil refinery
–	Build > 8 tiles from a Oil rig

Description of Location/Positioning Conditions

Features

The Oil rig supports company colours.

Oil body and reserves

Every Oil rig has a fixed oil body randomly predetermined during the construction phase at between 100Kt and 1600Kt. The size of the oil body is unknown to the player. At the beginning, the Oil rig sees a reserve of 10 to 30% of the oil body. When the amount of oil transported is above 60% a month, new reserves of oil may be found, increasing the known reserves by +10% to +30%, but reserves may never exceed the predetermined oil body. Oil rig has 50% probability to find new resources when all known resources are exhausted if amount of resources known is smaller than defined in predetermined body.

When the Oil rig plans to exhaust all the reserves within 24 or 12 months, it generates a warning.

Body limit can be disabled with parameter of ECS Chemical Vector II