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It would be more efficient if, instead of the 200t of UF6 and 375t of chemicals per day, one or two high-power electricity connections were added to the building, thus increasing the electricity consumption to compensate for the reduction of chemicals and UF6.
It would be ideal if this building had one or two high-power electrical connections that can be connected to the national electrical network or directly to a power plant or the model can be modified so that it has its own power plant either on raw or finished fossil fuels or why not even on nuclear fuel, to reduce the absurd amount of 200 t of chemicals and especially the 375 tons of UF6 which is unrealistically high and impossible to make such a large amount.
Otherwise, I have nothing to complain about this module.