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But yes, the Densinium Pump is a bit faster compared to it's predecessors.
Though getting the modules is what's stopping me.
But I use the pump mainly for processing water into hydrogen for ship fuel, I know there is better but on an ocean planet it's easy unlimited fuel.
I always just tore apart Moons, threw the rocks in the Crusher and the Sand in the Sifter. Both yields sizable amounts of Erchius, liquid and solid.
But for a passive setup I can see where you are going. Though I'd recommend adjusting the amount of pumps to your final processing speed for optimal output. I honestly do not think a single densinium pump will suffice...