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Deconstructing a water heater yields a 100L tank instead of 60L (Clev…
…erRaven#68359) * Deconstructing a water heater yields a 100L tank instead of 60L plus the usual bits and bobs. I did a quick search for water heaters on the website of the nearest home improvement store and found that the Rheem model XE36S06ST45U0 is a good match for the stats of the existing household_water_heater item at 240L exterior volume and 54kg mass. See <https://images.thdstatic.com/catalog/pdfImages/2d/2d7ed116-1a8c-439d-b7fe-a62a0a98f806.pdf> for published dimensions. As this water heater has an internal capacity of 36 US gallons (136L), I changed the deconstruction recipe to yield a 100L tank instead of the 60L it used to be. I also changed the keg_capacity of the heater to match. Of course, this size of water heater is intended for use in small apartments; larger houses would have larger heaters (up to 100 gallons even). I’m resisting the temptation to add another size or two just on general principle, but I note that mansions do exist. Fixes CleverRaven#68316 * bugfix: keg_capacity is measured in cups, not liters so 100 liters needs to be entered as 400, not 100. Oops.
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