Reinforced Liquid Junction

Reinforced Liquid Junction is a block that facilitates the routing of liquids without storing them. The Reinforced Liquid Junction and its Erekir variant do not have any liquid capacity and do not act as reservoirs. They instantaneously move fluids through their connections and do not hold a separate amount of liquid at any time.

Connecting liquid-holding blocks through a Reinforced Liquid Junction results in those blocks sharing their liquid contents as if they were directly adjacent. This sharing occurs with effectively infinite throughput, allowing immediate equalization of connected liquid inventories. Because the junction itself has no capacity, it does not slow, buffer, or accumulate liquids; its sole function is to provide an uninterrupted pathway that treats non-adjacent tanks or machines as contiguous.

• The Reinforced Liquid Junction has no internal liquid capacity and never stores fluid.
• The Erekir variant shares this same behavior and also lacks capacity.
• Liquids move instantaneously through these junctions with infinite throughput.
• Connecting two liquid-holding blocks with Reinforced Liquid Junctions causes those blocks to share their contents as if they were adjacent, enabling immediate equalization.
• Use junctions when you need direct liquid sharing or instantaneous transfer between separated tanks or machines without introducing buffering or flow limits.