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Reprocessing (also known as refining) allows a player to refine their raw ore into usable minerals that can be sold or used for personal production. However, it is unlikely that new players' skill sets will allow for the efficient use of a reprocessing plant, and large portions of the refined minerals will be lost as "waste", so new players may find it more profitable to sell the raw ore they mine rather than refining it.

Equipment

In New Eden there are two types of reprocessing equipment:

equipment owned by NPC corporations
equipment owned by player corporations

If an NPC station is capable of reprocessing your materials, then its equipment will have an efficiency rating between 30% and 50%. Obviously using a station with 50% equipment is better so pilots should take care when choosing a reprocessing station and check this value before use. (You can use third-party map tools like DOTLAN to quickly check this)

In addition, NPC stations take a tax for using their reprocessing facilities. The tax is based on the player's personal or corporation standings with the station's owner, whichever standing is higher is used. The tax starts at 5% with 0 standings and falls to 0% at 6.67 standings with the station owner. Hence, it's a good idea to reprocess at stations for which you or your corp have the best relationship. See Equipment tax below for more detail.

Better processing can be found in player-owned Upwell structures. Citadels and Engineering Complexes have base rates of 50%, the Athanor refinery has a base rate of 51%, and the Tatara refinery has a base rate of 52%. These percentages can be increased up to 4% through the use of rigging in high-security space, more in low-security space, and even more in null-security space (including wormholes).

Pilot skills

There are two generic skills that affect a player’s ability to process raw materials: Reprocessing and Reprocessing Efficiency, both of which are available from NPC stations. Reprocessing is the first skill you will need to improve efficiency, and will cost approximately 45,000 ISK. (This cost can be covered by the university's skillbook program.) Each level of Reprocessing will increase the pilot's efficiency by 3% for a maximum of 15% increase. Reprocessing Efficiency adds an additional 2% per level, up to 10% at level 5 skill, requires Reprocessing IV to train, and costs 250,000 ISK from NPC stations.

To further reduce waste, there are individual ore skills for each ore type, and a generic ice skill for all ice types—these can be found on the Resource Processing page. Each level of that respective skill offers a final 2% increase to efficiency for the corresponding material, 10% at level V. The max possible reprocessing efficiency with all 5 skills, at a 50% NPC station with perfect standings is 70%. Prior to the Lifeblood expansion, the maximum possible efficiency in high-security space was 88% with perfect skills and a +4% implant using a fully upgraded citadel. You can never achieve "perfect reprocessing" and there will always be some waste.

For an average player with around 30 days training into reprocessing skills, efficiency yields would typically hover around 63–65% depending on standings at a 50% station.

**Net Yield with 50% Station Equipment**
Reprocessing	Reprocessing Efficiency	<group> Ore Reprocessing
Reprocessing	Reprocessing Efficiency	(zero)	I	II	III	IV	V
(zero)	(zero)	50.00%	—	—	—	—	—
I	(zero)	51.50%	—	—	—	—	—
II	(zero)	53.00%	—	—	—	—	—
III	(zero)	54.50%	—	—	—	—	—
IV	(zero)	56.00%	57.12%	58.24%	59.36%	60.48%	61.60%
V	(zero)	57.50%	58.65%	59.80%	60.95%	62.10%	63.25%
V	I	58.65%	59.82%	60.99%	62.16%	63.34%	64.51%
V	II	59.80%	60.99%	62.19%	63.38%	64.58%	65.78%
V	III	60.95%	62.16%	63.38%	64.60%	65.82%	67.04%
V	IV	62.10%	63.34%	64.58%	65.82%	67.06%	68.31%
V	V	63.25%	64.51%	65.78%	67.04%	68.31%	69.57%

Reprocessing in a station

Before you can process your raw materials you must place the ore in your hangar at a station with a reprocessing plant, or into the cargohold of a player-owned starbase reprocessing array. Batch compressed ores require 1 unit to process, while compressed and non compressed ores require 100 units. You cannot process non batch compressed ores with less than 100 units of a single type, e.g. 75 units of Veldspar cannot be combined with 25 units of Dense Veldspar for processing. Batch compressed, compressed, and non compressed ores yield the same amount of minerals per batch. All ice require 1 unit to process, with compressed ice simply taking 10× less volume (100 m³) than non compressed ice (1,000 m³).

To begin processing, right click the item from your hangar and select reprocess, or drag it to an opened reprocessing window. Once done, you'll have screen that looks similar to this:

In this example, we have 120,000 units of Plagioclase designated for processing. With 69.9% overall efficiency, the processing yield at a glance will give approximately 146,107 units of Tritanium and 58,443 units of Pyerite.

To see more detailed information about exact yields and calculations, simply hover over any item in either the input or output window. For example, hovering over the Plagioclase in the input window shows us the following:

The base yield from station equipment is 50%.
With Reprocessing V we have a ×1.15 yield increase. (1 + 5 × 0.03)
With Reprocessing Efficiency V we have a ×1.1 yield increase. (1 + 5 × 0.02)
With Simple Ore Processing V we have a ×1.1 yield increase. (1 + 5 × 0.02)

As a result our total net yield is 69.9%.

To calculate this manually, or import into a tool or spreadsheet, you can use the following formula.

\begin{aligned} {Y i e l d}_{total} = {Y i e l d}_{base} & \times (1 + Reprocessing s k i l l \times 0.03) \\ \times (1 + Reprocessing Efficiency s k i l l \times 0.02) \\ \times (1 + ⟨ g r o u p ⟩ Ore Processing s k i l l \times 0.02) \\ \times (1 + Processing i m p l a n t) \end{aligned}

Upwell reprocessing formula

Yield = (50 + R m) \times (1 + S e c) \times (1 + S m) \times (1 + (R \times 0.03)) \times (1 + (R e \times 0.02)) \times (1 + (O p \times 0.02)) \times (1 + I m)

The first three terms define the "base yield".^[1] You can use this calculator to calculate your reprocessing yield.

Variable Name	Meaning	Valid Values
$R m$	Rig Modifier	0 (No Rig), 1 (T1), 3 (T2)	Standup M-Set Moon Ore Grading Processor I/II Standup M-Set Asteroid Ore Grading Processor I/II Standup M-Set Ice Grading Processor I/II Standup L-Set Reprocessing Monitor I/II
$S e c$	Security Modifier	0.00 (HighSec), 0.06 (LowSec), 0.12 (NullSec/W-Space)	Only applies if rigs are fitted
$S m$	Structure Modifier	0.00 (Other Upwell Structures), 0.02 (Athanor), 0.055 (Tatara)
$R$	Reprocessing level	0–5
$R e$	Reprocessing Efficiency level	0–5
$O p$	Specific Ore Processing Skill level	0–5	Resource Processing Skills Examples: Simple Ore Processing Ice Processing Rare Moon Ore Processing
$I m$	Implant	0.00, 0.01, 0.02, 0.04	Zainou 'Beancounter' Reprocessing RX-801/802/804

Perfect refine in a T2 rigged Tatara in null security space with max skills and an RX-804 reprocessing implant is 90.6%

The math

Reprocessing yield = (50 + 3) \times (1 + 0.12) \times (1 + 0.055) \times (1 + (5 \times 0.03)) \times (1 + (5 \times 0.02)) \times (1 + (5 \times 0.02)) \times (1 + 0.04)

$Reprocessing yield = (50 + 3) \times (1 + 0.12) \times (1 + 0.055) \times (1 + 0.15) \times (1 + 0.1) \times (1 + 0.1) \times (1 + 0.04)$

$Reprocessing yield = 53 \times 1.12 \times 1.055 \times 1.15 \times 1.1 \times 1.1 \times 1.04$

$Reprocessing yield = 90.628 . . .$

Scrapmetal reprocessing

Scrap metal (module and ship) reprocessing works slightly differently to mineral refining. The user interface is identical, but the calculations are different. Only the Scrapmetal Processing skill affects the output, and is applied directly to the base reprocessing yield of the station or structure. Stations have a base yield of between 30–50% and structures have a base yield of 50% (this is not affected by structure or rig bonuses). The yield is also not affected by implants, so the maximum possible yield for ships and modules is 55% with perfect skills.

To calculate this manually, or import into a tool or spreadsheet, you can use the following formula:

{Y i e l d}_{total} = {Y i e l d}_{base} \times (1 + Scrapmetal Processing \times 0.02)

To see more detailed information about exact yields and calculations, simply hover over any item in either the input or output window. For example, hovering over the Metal Scraps in the input window shows us the following:

The base yield from station equipment is 50%.
With Scrapmetal Processing V we have a ×1.1 yield increase. (1 + 5 × 0.02)

As a result our total net yield is 55%.

Ore

Asteroid ore

See also: Asteroids and ore

This section is transcluded from Minerals. (edit | history)

This page should be updated due to game changes.
Reason: All available locations changed with the October 2020 Version 18.10 Patch.

The following tables list the mineral content (gross yield) of each ore type. Compressed and uncompressed ores require 100 units to reprocess; the obsolete batch compressed ore requires 1 unit that represents a batch of 100. +5%/+10% ore varieties are not included in the tables.

Note that actual yield (net, or less than the gross yield) will depend on reprocessing equipment, player skills, level of reprocessing implant (if any), and corporation standings if using an NPC station.

Cells highlighted in green denote that the ore is the best source of that mineral per m³.

The first table shows reprocessing value of 100 units of each ore.

Ore reprocessing amounts (per batch)
Ore Type	m³	Comp. m³	Trit	Pye	Mex	Iso	Nocx	Zyd	Mega	Morph	Relevant Skill	Location
Veldspar	0.1	0.001	400								Simple	High (All Empire Space)/SovHub
Scordite	0.15	0.002	150	110							Simple	High (All Empire Space)
Pyroxeres	0.3	0.003		90	30						Simple	All (Ama/Cal)/Null (Min)/Null Anoms/WH
Plagioclase	0.35	0.004	175		70						Simple	High (Cal/Gal/Min)
Omber	0.6	0.006		90		75					Coherent	Low (Gal/Min)/Null Anoms/WH
Kernite	1.2	0.012			60	120					Coherent	Low+Null (Ama/Cal/Min)/Null Anoms/WH
Jaspet	2	0.02			150		50				Coherent	Low (Ama/Gal)/Low Anoms
Hemorphite	3	0.03				240	90				Coherent	Low (Ama/Gal)/Low Anoms
Hedbergite	3	0.03		450			120				Coherent	Low (Cal/Min)/Low Anoms
Dark Ochre	8	0.08			1360	1200	320				Variegated	0.5 Space/Low&Null Anoms
Gneiss	5	0.05		2000	1500	800					Variegated	Low&Null Anoms/WH
Crokite	16	0.16		800	2000		800				Variegated	0.5 Space/Low&Null Anoms
Bistot	16	0.16		3200	1200			160			Complex	Null (All NullSec Space)/Null Anoms/WH
Arkonor	16	0.16		3200	1200				120		Complex	NullSec (Arm/Gal/Min)/Null Anoms/WH
Mercoxit	40	0.4								140	Mercoxit	All NullSec Space/Null Anoms
Spodumain	16	0.16	48000			1000	160	80	40		Complex	Pochven
Bezdnacine	16	—	40000			4800			128		Abyssal	Pochven
Rakovene	16	—	40000			3200		200			Abyssal	Pochven
Talassonite	16	—	40000				960		32		Abyssal	Pochven
Eifyrium	16	0.16						266			Complex	A0 Stars/0.5 Space
Ytirium	0.6	0.006				240					Coherent	A0 Stars/0.5 Space
Ducinium	16	0.16							170		Complex	A0 Stars/0.5 Space
Mordunium	0.1	0.001		97							Simple	Sov-Hub/A0
Kylixium	1.2	0.012	300	200	550						Variegated	Sov-Hub
Griemeer	0.8	0.008	250			80					Coherent	Sov-Hub
Nocxite	4	0.04	900	150			105				Coherent	Sov-Hub
Hezorime	5	0.05	2000			120		60			Complex	Sov-Hub
Ueganite	5	0.05	800						40		Complex	Sov-Hub

The table below shows the ore reprocessing values, normalized to 1 m³ of ore.

Ore reprocessing amounts (per m³)
Ore Type	m³/batch	Trit	Pye	Mex	Iso	Nocx	Zyd	Mega	Morph	Location
Veldspar	10	40								1.0 (All Empire Space)
Scordite	15	10	7.3							High (All Empire Space)
Pyroxeres	30		3	1						All (Ama/Cal)/Null (Min)/Null Anoms/WH
Plagioclase	35	5		2						High (Cal/Gal/Min)
Omber	60		1.5		1.25					Low (Gal/Min)/Null Anoms/WH
Kernite	120			0.5	1					Low+Null (Ama/Cal/Min)/Null Anoms/WH
Jaspet	200			0.75		0.25				Low (Ama/Gal)/Low Anoms
Hemorphite	300				0.8	0.3				Low (Ama/Gal)/Low Anoms
Hedbergite	300		1.5			0.4				Low (Cal/Min)/Low Anoms
Dark Ochre	800			1.7	1.5	0.4				0.5 Space/Low&Null Anoms
Gneiss	500		4	3	1.6					Low&Null Anoms/WH
Crokite	1600		0.5	1.25		0.5				0.5 Space/Low&Null Anoms
Bistot	1600		2	0.75			0.1			-0.6 (All NullSec Space)/Null Anoms/WH
Arkonor	1600		2	0.75				0.075		NullSec (Arm/Gal/Min)/Null Anoms/WH
Mercoxit	4000								0.035	All NullSec Space/Null Anoms
Spodumain	1600	30			0.625	0.1	0.05	0.025		Pochven
Bezdnacine	1600	25			3			0.8		Pochven
Rakovene	1600	25			0.6		0.125			Pochven
Talassonite	1600	25				0.6		0.02		Pochven
Eifyrium	1600						0.166			A0 Stars/0.5 Space
Ytirium	60				4					A0 Stars/0.5 Space
Ducinium	1600							0.106		A0 Stars/0.5 Space
Mordunium	10		9.7							Sov-Hub/A0 Stars/0.5 Space
Kylixium	120	2.5	1.666	4.583						Sov-Hub
Griemeer	80	3.125			1					Sov-Hub
Nocxite	400	2.25	0.375			0.262				Sov-Hub
Hezorime	500	4			0.24		0.12			Sov-Hub
Ueganite	500	1.6						0.08		Sov-Hub

Moon ore

Main article: Moon mining#Moon Ore Refining

Moon ores are separated into five different categories, of which only the Ubiquitous varieties reprocess into regular minerals. Each group has its own reprocessing skill.

Simplified ore chart for in-game notebook

This page should be updated due to game changes.
Reason: All Refine yields and available locations changed with 10/13/2020 Patch, also missing Triglavian ores

For quick reference, copy the following lines and paste them into your player notes or your notebook. (When you paste them, the lines will close up.)

ORE: MINERAL+AMOUNT (SEC FACTION) +5/10%

Veldspar: Tritanium+400 (1.0 All Space) Concentrated/Dense

Scordite: Tritanium+150 Pyerite+110 (1.0 All Space) Condensed/Massive

Pyroxeres: Pyerite+90 Mexallon+30 (0.9 Amarr, Caldari) Solid/Viscous

Plagioclase: Tritanium+175 Mexallon+70 (0.9 Gallente, Minmatar, 0.7 Caldari) Azure/Rich

Omber: Pyerite+90 Isogen+75 (0.7 Gallente, Minmatar) Silvery/Golden

Kernite: Mexallon+60 Isogen+120 (0.7 Amarr, 0.4 Caldari, Minmatar) Luminous/Fiery

Jaspet: Mexallon+150 Nocxium+50 (0.4 Amarr, Gallente) Pure/Pristine

Hemorphite: Nocxium+240 Nocxium+50 (0.2 Amarr, Gallente) Vivid/Radiant

Hedbergite: Pyerite+450 Nocxium+120 (0.2 Amarr, Gallente) Vitric/Glazed

Gneiss: Pyerite+2000 Mexallon+1500 Isogen+800 (-0.4 Amarr, Minmatar) Iridescent/Prismatic

Dark Ochre: Mexallon+1360 Isogen+1200 Nocxium+320 (-0.2 Caldari, Gallente) Onyx/Obsidian

Crokite: Pyerite+800 Mexallon+2000 Nocxium+800 (-0.5 Amarr, Caldari, Gallente) Sharp/Crystalline

Bistot: Pyerite+3200 Mexallon+1200 Zydrine+160 (-0.6 All Space) Triclinic/Monoclinic

Arkonor: Pyerite+3200 Mexallon+1200 Megacyte+120 (-0.6 All Space) Crimson/Prime

Mercoxit: Morphite+140 (-0.8 All Space) Magma/Vitreous

Spodumain: Tritanium+48000 Isogen+1000 Nocxium+160 Zydrine+80 Megacyte+40 (-0.5 Amarr, Caldari) Bright/Gleaming

Bezdnacine: Tritanium+40000 Isogen+4800 Megacyte+128

Rakovene: Tritanium+40000 Isogen+4800 Megacyte+128

Talassonite: Tritanium+40000 Nocxium+960 Megacyte+32

Implants

Furthermore, for pilots looking to get their reprocessing yield even higher, they may wish to look into the Zainou 'Beancounter' Reprocessing RX-series implants. These Implants are slot 8 Skill Hardwirings found in the market under Resource Processing Implants. They come in 3 varieties RX-801 (1%), RX-802 (2%) and RX-804 (4%) to provide an expensive but possibly worthwhile investment that will bring a pilot closer to a maximum effective efficiency in their station or POS of choice.

Equipment tax

Stations charge a reprocessing fee, a percentage of the estimated value of reprocessed minerals.

Player-owned Upwell Structures can charge almost any rate for reprocessing, including 0%. If you go to the Structures browser in the Neocom menu, you can hover over the reprocessing icon and see the charge for player-owned Upwell Structures.

NPC corporations charge based on your standings with the corporation. It's a good idea to learn skill Connections, to increase your effective standing towards corporation. Even if your real standing with the corporation is close to zero, Connections V will cut your corporation tax by 25%. Note that until you complete at least one mission for the NPC corporation, your Connections skill will not be taken into account when calculating your tax rate.

Also notice that the Connections skill gives diminishing results. The higher your standings, the less benefit you get from it.

References

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-[[Category:Guides]]
+{{Update|Review page links, images, and more, for Asteroid Ore Reprocessing skill changes in December 2021, Version 19.11 changes}}
-[[Category:Industry]]
-[[Category:Mining]]{{Template:Industry_Links}}
-Refining (also known as reprocessing in EVE terminology; the two terms are interchangeable) is a miner’s second best friend, the first being powerful mining lasers. Refining allows a miner to refine their raw ore into usable minerals that can be sold or used for personal production. However, it is unlikely that new players' skill sets will allow for the efficient use of a refinery, and large portions of the refined minerals will be lost as ‘waste’, so new miners may find it more profitable to sell the raw ore they mine rather than refining it.
+{{Industry Links}}
+'''Reprocessing''' (also known as '''refining''') allows a player to refine their raw ore into usable minerals that can be sold or used for personal production. However, it is unlikely that new players' skill sets will allow for the efficient use of a reprocessing plant, and large portions of the refined minerals will be lost as "waste", so new players may find it more profitable to sell the raw ore they mine rather than refining it.
-==Equipment==
+== Equipment ==
+In New Eden there are two types of reprocessing equipment:
+* equipment owned by NPC corporations
+* equipment owned by player corporations
-In New Eden there are two types or reprocessing equipment: equipment owned by NPC corporations and equipment owned by player corporations. Two modules exist for player-owned starbases with 52% and 54% base reprocessing efficiency. Outposts within sovereign null-security space have a base efficiency of 50%. Amarr, Caldari, and Gallente outposts can be upgraded to 57%, while Minmatar outposts can be upgraded to 60% efficiency.
+If an NPC station is capable of reprocessing your materials, then its equipment will have an efficiency rating between 30% and 50%<!-- (you can search for stations with 50% reprocessing efficiency by criteria, for example NPC-corp or solar system, at [http://eve-online.itemdrop.net/eve_db/universe/station_search/ Station search page])-->. Obviously using a station with 50% equipment is better so pilots should take care when choosing a reprocessing station and check this value before use. (You can use third-party map tools like [https://evemaps.dotlan.net/ DOTLAN] to quickly check this)
-If an NPC station is capable of reprocessing your materials, then its equipment will have an efficiency rating between 30% and 50% (you can search for stations with 50% reprocessing efficiency by criteria, for example npc-corp or solar system, at [http://eve-online.itemdrop.net/eve_db/universe/station_search/ Station search page]). Obviously using a station with 50% equipment is better so pilots should take care when choosing a reprocessing station and check this value before use. (You can use third-party map tools like [http://evemaps.dotlan.net/ DOTLAN] to quickly check this. A list of the [[Mining_in_the_Apetter_Constellation|stations in Aptetter]] is available)
+In addition, NPC stations take a [[Tax#Equipment tax|tax]] for using their reprocessing facilities. The tax is based on the player's personal or corporation standings with the station's owner, whichever standing is higher is used. The tax starts at 5% with 0 standings and falls to 0% at 6.67 standings with the station owner. Hence, it's a good idea to reprocess at stations for which you or your corp have the best relationship. See [[#Equipment tax|Equipment tax]] below for more detail.
-In addition, NPC stations take a tax for using their reprocessing facilities. The tax is based on the player's personal or corporation standings with the station's owner, whichever standing is higher is used. The tax starts at 5% with 0 standings and falls to 0% at 6.67 standings with the station owner. Hence, it's a good idea to reprocess at stations for which you or your corp have the best relationship. See [[Equipment Tax]] below for more detail.
+Better processing can be found in player-owned Upwell structures. [[Citadels]] and [[Engineering Complexes]] have base rates of 50%, the Athanor refinery has a base rate of 51%, and the Tatara refinery has a base rate of 52%. These percentages can be increased up to 4% through the use of rigging in high-security space, more in low-security space, and even more in null-security space (including [[wormholes]]).
-==Pilot Skills==
+== Pilot skills ==
+There are two generic skills that affect a player’s ability to process raw materials: {{sk|Reprocessing}} and {{sk|Reprocessing Efficiency}}, both of which are available from NPC stations. Reprocessing is the first skill you will need to improve efficiency, and will cost approximately 45,000 ISK. (This cost can be covered by the university's [[skillbook program]].) Each level of Reprocessing will increase the pilot's efficiency by 3% for a maximum of 15% increase. Reprocessing Efficiency adds an additional 2% per level, up to 10% at level 5 skill, requires Reprocessing IV to train, and costs 250,000 ISK from NPC stations.
-There are two generic skills that affect a player’s ability to process raw materials: {{sk|Reprocessing|mult=yes}} and {{sk|Reprocessing Efficiency|mult=yes}}, both of which are available from NPC stations. Reprocessing is the first skill you will need to improve efficiency, and will cost approximately 45,000 ISK. (This cost can be covered by the university's [[The Skillbook Program|skillbook program]].) Each level of Reprocessing will increase the pilot's efficiency by 3% for a maximum of 15% increase. Reprocessing Efficiency adds an additional 2% per level, up to 10% at level 5 skill, and requires Reprocessing level IV to train and costs 250,000 ISK from NPC stations.
-To further reduce waste, there are individual ore skills for each ore type, and a generic ice skill for all ice types - these can be found on the [[Skills:Resource Processing|Resource Processing]] page. Each level of that respective skill offers a final 2% increase to efficiency for the corresponding material, 10% at level V. The max possible reprocessing efficiency with all 5 skills, at a 50% NPC station with perfect standings is 70%. The max possible efficiency in game with perfect skills and a +4% [[Reprocessing#Implants|implant]] using a fully upgraded Minmatar outpost is 88%. Thus, you can never achieve "perfect reprocessing" and there will always be some waste.
+To further reduce waste, there are individual ore skills for each ore type, and a generic ice skill for all ice types—these can be found on the [[Skills:Resource Processing|Resource Processing]] page. Each level of that respective skill offers a final 2% increase to efficiency for the corresponding material, 10% at level V. The max possible reprocessing efficiency with all 5 skills, at a 50% NPC station with perfect standings is 70%. Prior to the Lifeblood expansion, the maximum possible efficiency in high-security space was 88% with perfect skills and a +4% [[#Implants|implant]] using a fully upgraded citadel. You can never achieve "perfect reprocessing" and there will always be some waste.
-For an average player with around 30 days training into reprocessing skills, efficiency yields would typically hover around 63-65% depending on standings at a 50% station.
+For an average player with around 30 days training into reprocessing skills, efficiency yields would typically hover around 63&ndash;65% depending on standings at a 50% station.
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+| 51.50%
-|align="center"|-||align="center"|-||align="center"|-||align="center"|-||align="center"|-
+| — || — || — || — || —
 |-
-|align="center"|II||align="center"|(zero)
+| II || (zero)
-|align="center"|53.00%
+| 53.00%
-|align="center"|-||align="center"|-||align="center"|-||align="center"|-||align="center"|-
+| — || — || — || — || —
 |-
-|align="center"|III||align="center"|(zero)
+| III || (zero)
-|align="center"|54.50%
+| 54.50%
-|align="center"|-||align="center"|-||align="center"|-||align="center"|-||align="center"|-
+| — || — || — || — || —
 |-
-|align="center"|IV||align="center"|(zero)
+| IV || (zero)
-|align="center"|56.00%
+| 56.00%
-|align="center"|57.12%||align="center"|58.24%||align="center"|59.36%||align="center"|60.48%||align="center"|61.60%
+| 57.12% || 58.24% || 59.36% || 60.48% || 61.60%
 |-
-|align="center"|V||align="center"|(zero)
+| V || (zero)
-|align="center"|57.50%
+| 57.50%
-|align="center"|58.65%||align="center"|59.80%||align="center"|60.95%||align="center"|62.10%||align="center"|63.25%
+| 58.65% || 59.80% || 60.95% || 62.10% || 63.25%
 |-
-|align="center"|V||align="center"|I
+| V || I
-|align="center"|58.65%
+| 58.65%
-|align="center"|59.82%||align="center"|60.99%||align="center"|62.16%||align="center"|63.34%||align="center"|64.51%
+| 59.82% || 60.99% || 62.16% || 63.34% || 64.51%
 |-
-|align="center"|V||align="center"|II
+| V || II
-|align="center"|59.80%
+| 59.80%
-|align="center"|60.99%||align="center"|62.19%||align="center"|63.38%||align="center"|64.58%||align="center"|65.78%
+| 60.99% || 62.19% || 63.38% || 64.58% || 65.78%
 |-
-|align="center"|V||align="center"|III
+| V || III
-|align="center"|60.95%
+| 60.95%
-|align="center"|62.16%||align="center"|63.38%||align="center"|64.60%||align="center"|65.82%||align="center"|67.04%
+| 62.16% || 63.38% || 64.60% || 65.82% || 67.04%
 |-
-|align="center"|V||align="center"|IV
+| V || IV
-|align="center"|62.10%
+| 62.10%
-|align="center"|63.34%||align="center"|64.58%||align="center"|65.82%||align="center"|67.06%||align="center"|68.31%
+| 63.34% || 64.58% || 65.82% || 67.06% || 68.31%
 |-
-|align="center"|V||align="center"|V
+| V || V
-|align="center"|63.25%
+| 63.25%
-|align="center"|64.51%||align="center"|65.78%||align="center"|67.04%||align="center"|68.31%||align="center"|69.57%
+| 64.51% || 65.78% || 67.04% || 68.31% || 69.57%
 |}
-<br />
-==Reprocessing in a station==
+== Reprocessing in a station ==
-Before you can process your raw materials you must place the ore in your hangar at a station with a refinery, or into the cargohold of a player-owned starbase reprocessing array. Compressed ores require 1 unit to process, while uncompressed ores require 100 units. You cannot process uncompressed ores with less than 100 units of a single type, e.g. 75 units of Veldspar cannot be combined with 25 units of Dense Veldspar for processing. Both compressed and uncompressed ores yield the same amount of minerals per batch.  All ice require 1 unit to process, with compressed ice simply taking 10x less volume (100 m3) than uncompressed ice (1,000 m3).
+Before you can process your raw materials you must place the ore in your hangar at a station with a reprocessing plant, or into the cargohold of a player-owned starbase reprocessing array. Batch compressed ores require 1 unit to process, while compressed and non compressed ores require 100 units. You cannot process non batch compressed ores with less than 100 units of a single type, e.g. 75 units of Veldspar cannot be combined with 25 units of Dense Veldspar for processing. Batch compressed, compressed, and non compressed ores yield the same amount of minerals per batch. All ice require 1 unit to process, with compressed ice simply taking 10× less volume (100{{m3}}) than non compressed ice (1,000{{m3}}).
-To begin processing, right click the item from your hanger and select process, or drag it to an opened reprocessing window. Once done, you'll have screen that looks similar to this:
+To begin processing, right click the item from your hangar and select reprocess, or drag it to an opened reprocessing window. Once done, you'll have screen that looks similar to this:
-[[File:refining.png|center|]]
+[[File:refining.png|center]]
-In this example, we have approximately 120,000 units of Plagioclase designated for processing. With 39% overall efficiency, the processing yield at a glance will give approximately 51,850 units of Tritanium, 10,000 units of Pyerite and 51,850 units of Mexallon.
+In this example, we have 120,000 units of Plagioclase designated for processing. With 69.9% overall efficiency, the processing yield at a glance will give approximately 146,107 units of Tritanium and 58,443 units of Pyerite.
-<br />
+[[File:refining_detail.png|thumb]]
 To see more detailed information about exact yields and calculations, simply hover over any item in either the input or output window. For example, hovering over the Plagioclase in the input window shows us the following:
-* The base yield from station equipment is 32%.
+* The base yield from station equipment is 50%.
-* With Level V Reprocessing skill we have a x1.15 yield increase. ''(1 + 5 x 0.03)''
+* With Reprocessing V we have a ×1.15 yield increase. ''(1 + 5 × 0.03)''
-* With Level IV Reprocessing Efficiency skill we have a x1.08 yield increase. ''(1 + 4 x 0.02)''
+* With Reprocessing Efficiency V we have a ×1.1 yield increase. ''(1 + 5 × 0.02)''
-* With level II Plagioclase Processing skill we have a x1.04 yield increase. ''(1 + 2 * 0.02)''
+* With Simple Ore Processing V we have a ×1.1 yield increase. ''(1 + 5 × 0.02)''
-* With zero standings (individual or corporation) we have a x0.95 yield reduction.
+As a result our total net yield is 69.9%.
-As a result our total net yield is 39%.
-[[File:refining_detail.png|center|]]
+To calculate this manually, or import into a tool or spreadsheet, you can use the following formula.
-<br />
+: <math>\begin{align}
+\mathit{Yield}_\text{total} = \mathit{Yield}_\text{base} & \times (1+\text{Reprocessing }\mathit{skill}\times0.03) \\
+& \times (1+\text{Reprocessing Efficiency }\mathit{skill}\times0.02) \\
+& \times (1+\mathit{\lang group\rang}\text{ Ore Processing }\mathit{skill}\times0.02) \\
+& \times (1+\text{Processing }\mathit{implant}) \\
+\end{align}</math>
-To calculate this manually, or import into a tool or spreadsheet, you can use the following formula.<br />
+=== Upwell reprocessing formula ===
-''Station Equipment x (1 + Processing skill x 0.03) x (1 + Processing Efficiency skill x 0.02) x (1 + Ore Processing skill x 0.02) x (1 + Processing Implant)''
+: <math> \displaystyle \text{Yield} = ( 50 + Rm ) \times { \color{ProcessBlue} ( 1 + Sec )} \times ( 1 + Sm ) \times ( 1 + ( R \times 0.03 ) ) \times ( 1 + ( Re \times 0.02 ) ) \times ( 1 + ( Op \times  0.02 ) ) \times ( 1 + Im ) </math>
-<br />
-==Reprocessing in a POS==
+The first three terms define the ''"base yield"''.<ref>https://forums.eveonline.com/t/what-is-the-new-ore-refining-formula-for-athanor-and-tatara-citadels/38090/25</ref> You can use [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sydiFz-VXyD37Ehz9wIUcY9m4-bLYiUVbdfAGqsXZHM/edit?usp=sharing this calculator] to calculate your reprocessing yield.
-Processing raw materials using a player-owned starbase is very similar to processing in a station, with the exception that there is no NPC tax. All other calculations remain the same. A basic Reprocessing array can be anchored in any security space and provides a 52% base yield (2% greater than the best NPC station), while the more advanced Intensive Reprocessing array yields 54% base, but cannot be anchored in high-security space. To use either array, you must be within 3,000m of the structure. From there, either open your ship's cargohold or right-click the structure and select "access reprocessing array." To use the array, you must drag your item(s) from your ship's cargo hold, nearby container, or warehouse, and then drop them in the reprocessing array's cargo hold. From there, right click the item(s) and select "reprocess." You will not see the detail processing window like you do in a station, so make sure you want to process your selection. Once done, the minerals will appear in the array's cargo hold next to whatever excess materials were left over.
+{| class="wikitable" style="margin-left: 2em"
-<br />
+|-
-[[File:pos_refining.gif|center|]]
+! Variable Name !! Meaning !! Valid Values !!
-<br />
+|-
+| <math> Rm </math>|| Rig Modifier || 0 (No Rig), 1 (T1), 3 (T2) ||
+Standup M-Set Moon Ore Grading Processor I/II<br>
+Standup M-Set Asteroid Ore Grading Processor I/II<br>
+Standup M-Set Ice Grading Processor I/II<br>
+Standup L-Set Reprocessing Monitor I/II
+|-
+| <math> \color{ProcessBlue} Sec </math>|| Security Modifier || 0.00 (HighSec), 0.06 (LowSec), 0.12 (NullSec/W-Space) || Only applies if rigs are fitted
+|-
+| <math> Sm </math>|| Structure Modifier || 0.00 (Other Upwell Structures), 0.02 (Athanor), 0.055 (Tatara) ||
+|-
+| <math> R </math>|| {{sk|Reprocessing|icon=yes}} level || 0&ndash;5 ||
+|-
+| <math> Re </math>|| {{sk|Reprocessing Efficiency|icon=yes}} level || 0&ndash;5 ||
+|-
+| <math> Op </math>|| Specific Ore Processing Skill level || 0&ndash;5 ||
+[[Skills:Resource Processing#Resource Processing Skills|Resource Processing Skills]]<br>
+Examples:<br>
+{{sk|Simple Ore Processing|icon= yes}}<br>
+{{sk|Ice Processing|icon= yes}}<br>
+{{sk|Rare Moon Ore Processing|icon= yes}}
+|-
+| <math> Im </math>|| Implant || 0.00, 0.01, 0.02, 0.04 || [[List of Skill Hardwiring Implants#Resource Processing|Zainou 'Beancounter' Reprocessing RX-801/802/804]]
+|}
-==Compression==
+* Perfect refine in a T2 rigged Tatara in null security space with max skills and an RX-804 reprocessing implant is 90.6%
-Compression offers significant savings in valuable cargo-space, and can only be done at a player-owned Station or with a [[Rorqual]] industrial ship whilst in its industrial configuration. The compression array has no security restrictions and can be anchored at any POS. Batch sizes are 100 units for ore, and 1 unit for ice, with both compressing down to a single unit of their compressed version per batch. Compressed ice takes 10-times less volume (100 m3) than uncompressed ice (1,000 m3). Compressed ore has various volumes depending on the type. See the [[Ore|Ore table]] below for specific volume information. <br />
+{{CollapseBox
+| The math
+| <math> \displaystyle \text{Reprocessing yield} = (50 + 3) \times ( 1 + 0.12 ) \times ( 1 + 0.055 ) \times ( 1 + ( 5 \times 0.03 )) \times ( 1 + ( 5 \times 0.02 )) \times ( 1 + ( 5 \times  0.02 )) \times ( 1 + 0.04 ) </math>
-A single unit of compressed ore or ice can be processed for an equal amount of materials as their uncompressed versions. As such, compression yields more minerals per m3 of space, but not per batch - 100 units of Veldspar yields the same 415 Tritanium as a single unit of compressed Veldspar, which was at some point made from 100 units of uncompressed Veldspar.
+<math> \displaystyle \text{Reprocessing yield} = (50 + 3) \times ( 1 + 0.12 ) \times ( 1 + 0.055 ) \times ( 1 + 0.15 ) \times ( 1 + 0.1 ) \times ( 1 + 0.1 ) \times ( 1 + 0.04 ) </math>
-<br />
-Once the ore is placed in the Compression Array, or Rorqual's ore hold, simply right click and select compress. For the Rorqual you will need to make sure the industrial core is active, as it cannot compress ore normally. If there are more than 100 units of ore, or 1 unit of ice, they raw materials will be quickly compressed and ready for whatever you plan to do with them, with any excess materials left untouched. Typically, compression is done to maximize cargo space for efficient and safe transport, such as capital production in low/null security space.
+<math> \displaystyle \text{Reprocessing yield} = 53 \times 1.12 \times  1.055 \times 1.15 \times 1.1 \times 1.1 \times 1.04 </math>
-<br />
-[[File:pos_compress.gif|center|]]
+<math> \displaystyle \text{Reprocessing yield} = 90.628... </math>
+}}
-<br />
+== Scrapmetal reprocessing ==
+Scrap metal (module and ship) reprocessing works slightly differently to mineral refining. The user interface is identical, but the calculations are different. Only the {{sk|Scrapmetal Processing}} skill affects the output, and is applied directly to the base reprocessing yield of the station or structure. Stations have a base yield of between 30&ndash;50% and structures have a base yield of 50% (this is not affected by structure or rig bonuses). The yield is also not affected by implants, so the maximum possible yield for ships and modules is 55% with perfect skills.
-==Ore==
+To calculate this manually, or import into a tool or spreadsheet, you can use the following formula:
+: <math> \mathit{Yield}_\text{total} = \mathit{Yield}_\text{base} \times (1 + \text{Scrapmetal Processing} \times 0.02 )</math>
-The following table lists the mineral content (gross yield) of each ore type, and the location(s) where they can be found. Compressed ores require 1 unit to refine, while uncompressed ores require 100 units.
+To see more detailed information about exact yields and calculations, simply hover over any item in either the input or output window. For example, hovering over the Metal Scraps in the input window shows us the following:
+* The base yield from station equipment is 50%.
+* With Scrapmetal Processing V we have a ×1.1 yield increase. ''(1 + 5 × 0.02)''
+As a result our total net yield is 55%.
-Note that actual yield (net, or less than the gross yield) will depend on reprocessing equipment, player skills, level of reprocessing implant (if any), and corporation standings if using an NPC station.
+== Ore ==
+=== Asteroid ore ===
+{{See also|Asteroids and ore}}
+{{Transcluded section|Minerals}}
-{| class="wikitable"
+{{:Minerals}}
-|- style="background-color: #2F4F4F;"
-| Ore Type
-| Uncompressed Volume
-| Compressed Volume
-| Tritanium
-| Pyerite
-| Mexallaon
-| Isogen
-| Nocxium
-| Megacyte
-| Zydrine
-| Morphite
-| Location
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Veldspar
-| 0.1
-| 0.15
-| 415
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#00FFFF">1.0 (All Space)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Concentrated Veldspar '''<span style="color:#FFB6C1">(+5%)</span>'''
-| 0.1
-| 0.15
-| 436
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#00FFFF">1.0 (All Space)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Dense Veldspar '''<span style="color:#FF1493">(+10%)</span>'''
-| 0.1
-| 0.15
-| 457
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#00FFFF">1.0 (All Space)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Scordite
-| 0.15
-| 0.19
-| 346
-| 173
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#00FFFF">1.0 (All Space)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Condensed Scordite '''<span style="color:#FFB6C1">(+5%)</span>'''
-| 0.15
-| 0.19
-| 364
-| 182
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#00FFFF">1.0 (All Space)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Massive Scordite '''<span style="color:#FF1493">(+10%)</span>'''
-| 0.15
-| 0.19
-| 381
-| 190
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#00FFFF">1.0 (All Space)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Pyroxeres
-| 0.3
-| 0.16
-| 351
-| 25
-| 50
-|
-| 5
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#48F0C0">0.9 (Amarr, Caldari)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Solid Pyroxeres '''<span style="color:#FFB6C1">(+5%)</span>'''
-| 0.3
-| 0.16
-| 369
-| 26
-| 53
-|
-| 5
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#48F0C0">0.9 (Amarr, Caldari)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Viscous Pyroxeres '''<span style="color:#FF1493">(+10%)</span>'''
-| 0.3
-| 0.16
-| 387
-| 27
-| 55
-|
-| 5
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#48F0C0">0.9 (Amarr, Caldari)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Plagioclase
-| 0.35
-| 0.15
-| 107
-| 213
-| 107
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#48F0C0">0.9 (Gallente, Minmatar)</span>, <span style="color:#7FFF00">0.7 (Caldari)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Azure Plagioclase '''<span style="color:#FFB6C1">(+5%)</span>'''
-| 0.35
-| 0.15
-| 113
-| 224
-| 113
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#48F0C0">0.9 (Gallente, Minmatar)</span>, <span style="color:#7FFF00">0.7 (Caldari)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Rich Plagioclase '''<span style="color:#FF1493">(+10%)</span>'''
-| 0.35
-| 0.15
-| 118
-| 235
-| 118
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#48F0C0">0.9 (Gallente, Minmatar)</span>, <span style="color:#7FFF00">0.7 (Caldari)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Omber
-| 0.6
-| 0.07
-| 85
-| 34
-|
-| 85
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#7FFF00">0.7 (Gallente, Minmatar)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Silvery Omber '''<span style="color:#FFB6C1">(+5%)</span>'''
-| 0.6
-| 0.07
-| 90
-| 36
-|
-| 90
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#7FFF00">0.7 (Gallente, Minmatar)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Golden Omber '''<span style="color:#FF1493">(+10%)</span>'''
-| 0.6
-| 0.07
-| 94
-| 38
-|
-| 94
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#7FFF00">0.7 (Gallente, Minmatar)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Kernite
-| 1.2
-| 0.19
-| 134
-|
-| 267
-| 134
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#7FFF00">0.7 (Amarr)</span>, <span style="color:#D77700">0.4 (Caldari, Minmatar)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Luminous Kernite '''<span style="color:#FFB6C1">(+5%)</span>'''
-| 1.2
-| 0.19
-| 141
-|
-| 281
-| 141
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#7FFF00">0.7 (Amarr)</span>, <span style="color:#D77700">0.4 (Caldari, Minmatar)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Fiery Kernite '''<span style="color:#FF1493">(+10%)</span>'''
-| 1.2
-| 0.19
-| 148
-|
-| 294
-| 148
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#7FFF00">0.7 (Amarr)</span>, <span style="color:#D77700">0.4 (Caldari, Minmatar)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Jaspet
-| 2
-| 0.15
-|
-|
-| 350
-|
-| 75
-|
-| 8
-|
-| <span style="color:#D77700">0.4 (Amarr, Gallente)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Pure Jaspet '''<span style="color:#FFB6C1">(+5%)</span>'''
-| 2
-| 0.15
-|
-|
-| 368
-|
-| 79
-|
-| 8
-|
-| <span style="color:#D77700">0.4 (Amarr, Gallente)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Pristine Jaspet '''<span style="color:#FF1493">(+10%)</span>'''
-| 2
-| 0.15
-|
-|
-| 385
-|
-| 83
-|
-| 9
-|
-| <span style="color:#D77700">0.4 (Amarr, Gallente)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Hemorphite
-| 3
-| 0.16
-| 2200
-|
-|
-| 100
-| 120
-|
-| 15
-|
-| <span style="color:#F04800">0.2 (Amarr, Gallente)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Vivid Hemorphite '''<span style="color:#FFB6C1">(+5%)</span>'''
-| 3
-| 0.16
-| 2310
-|
-|
-| 105
-| 126
-|
-| 16
-|
-| <span style="color:#F04800">0.2 (Amarr, Gallente)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Radiant Hemorphite '''<span style="color:#FF1493">(+10%)</span>'''
-| 3
-| 0.16
-| 2420
-|
-|
-| 110
-| 132
-|
-| 17
-|
-| <span style="color:#F04800">0.2 (Amarr, Gallente)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Hedbergite
-| 3
-| 0.14
-|
-| 1000
-|
-| 200
-| 100
-|
-| 19
-|
-| <span style="color:#F04800">0.2 (Amarr, Gallente)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Vitric Hedbergite '''<span style="color:#FFB6C1">(+5%)</span>'''
-| 3
-| 0.14
-|
-| 1050
-|
-| 210
-| 105
-|
-| 20
-|
-| <span style="color:#F04800">0.2 (Amarr, Gallente)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Glazed Hedbergite '''<span style="color:#FF1493">(+10%)</span>'''
-| 3
-| 0.14
-|
-| 1100
-|
-| 220
-| 110
-|
-| 21
-|
-| <span style="color:#F04800">0.2 (Amarr, Gallente)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Gneiss
-| 5
-| 1.03
-|
-| 2200
-| 2400
-| 300
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#F00000">-0.4 (Amarr, Minmatar)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Iridescent Gneiss '''<span style="color:#FFB6C1">(+5%)</span>'''
-| 5
-| 1.03
-|
-| 2310
-| 2520
-| 315
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#F00000">-0.4 (Amarr, Minmatar)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Prismatic Gneiss '''<span style="color:#FF1493">(+10%)</span>'''
-| 5
-| 1.03
-|
-| 2420
-| 2640
-| 330
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#F00000">-0.4 (Amarr, Minmatar)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Dark Ochre
-| 8
-| 3.27
-| 10000
-|
-|
-| 1600
-| 120
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#F00000">-0.2 (Caldari, Gallente)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Onyx Ochre '''<span style="color:#FFB6C1">(+5%)</span>'''
-| 8
-| 3.27
-| 10500
-|
-|
-| 1680
-| 126
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#F00000">-0.2 (Caldari, Gallente)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Obsidian Ochre '''<span style="color:#FF1493">(+10%)</span>'''
-| 8
-| 3.27
-| 11000
-|
-|
-| 1760
-| 132
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#F00000">-0.2 (Caldari, Gallente)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Spodumain
-| 16
-| 16
-| 56000
-| 12050
-| 2100
-| 450
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#F00000">-0.5 (Amarr, Caldari)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Bright Spodumain '''<span style="color:#FFB6C1">(+5%)</span>'''
-| 16
-| 16
-| 58800
-| 12653
-| 2205
-| 473
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#F00000">-0.5 (Amarr, Caldari)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Gleaming Spodumain '''<span style="color:#FF1493">(+10%)</span>'''
-| 16
-| 16
-| 61600
-| 13255
-| 2310
-| 495
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#F00000">-0.5 (Amarr, Caldari)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Crokite
-| 16
-| 7.81
-| 21000
-|
-|
-|
-| 760
-|
-| 135
-|
-| <span style="color:#F00000">-0.5 (Amarr, Caldari, Gallente)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Sharp Crokite '''<span style="color:#FFB6C1">(+5%)</span>'''
-| 16
-| 7.81
-| 22050
-|
-|
-|
-| 798
-|
-| 142
-|
-| <span style="color:#F00000">-0.5 (Amarr, Caldari, Gallente)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Crystalline Crokite '''<span style="color:#FF1493">(+10%)</span>'''
-| 16
-| 7.81
-| 23100
-|
-|
-|
-| 836
-|
-| 149
-|
-| <span style="color:#F00000">-0.5 (Amarr, Caldari, Gallente)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Bistot
-| 16
-| 6.11
-|
-| 12000
-|
-|
-|
-| 100
-| 450
-|
-| <span style="color:#F00000">-0.6 (All Space)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Triclinic Bistot '''<span style="color:#FFB6C1">(+5%)</span>'''
-| 16
-| 6.11
-|
-| 12600
-|
-|
-|
-| 105
-| 473
-|
-| <span style="color:#F00000">-0.6 (All Space)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Monoclinic Bistot '''<span style="color:#FF1493">(+10%)</span>'''
-| 16
-| 6.11
-|
-| 13200
-|
-|
-|
-| 110
-| 495
-|
-| <span style="color:#F00000">-0.6 (All Space)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Arkonor
-| 16
-| 3.08
-| 22000
-|
-| 2500
-|
-|
-| 320
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#F00000">-0.6 (All Space)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Crimson Arkonor '''<span style="color:#FFB6C1">(+5%)</span>'''
-| 16
-| 3.08
-| 23100
-|
-| 2625
-|
-|
-| 336
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#F00000">-0.7 (All Space)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #333333;"
-| Prime Arkonor '''<span style="color:#FF1493">(+10%)</span>'''
-| 16
-| 3.08
-| 24200
-|
-| 2750
-|
-|
-| 352
-|
-|
-| <span style="color:#F00000">-0.7 (All Space)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Mercoxit
-| 40
-| 0.1
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| 300
-| <span style="color:#F00000">-0.8 (All Space)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Magma Mercoxit '''<span style="color:#FFB6C1">(+5%)</span>'''
-| 40
-| 0.1
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| 315
-| <span style="color:#F00000">-0.8 (All Space)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #000000;"
-| Vitreous Mercoxit '''<span style="color:#FF1493">(+10%)</span>'''
-| 40
-| 0.1
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-|
-| 330
-| <span style="color:#F00000">-0.8 (All Space)</span>
-|- style="background-color: #2F4F4F;"
-| Ore Type
-| Uncompressed Volume
-| Compressed Volume
-| Tritanium
-| Pyerite
-| Mexallaon
-| Isogen
-| Nocxium
-| Megacyte
-| Zydrine
-| Morphite
-| Location
-|}
+=== Moon ore ===
+{{main|Moon mining#Moon Ore Refining}}
-== Simplified Ore Chart for In-Game Notebook ==
+Moon ores are separated into five different categories, of which only the Ubiquitous varieties reprocess into regular minerals. Each group has its own reprocessing skill.
+== Simplified ore chart for in-game notebook ==
+{{Update|All Refine yields and available locations changed with 10/13/2020 Patch, also missing Triglavian ores}}
 For quick reference, copy the following lines and paste them into your player notes or your notebook. (When you paste them, the lines will close up.)
+<small>ORE: MINERAL+AMOUNT (SEC FACTION) +5/10%
-<small>ORE: MINERAL+AMOUNT (SEC FACTION) +5/10%
+Veldspar: Tritanium+400 (1.0 All Space) Concentrated/Dense
+Scordite: Tritanium+150 Pyerite+110 (1.0 All Space) Condensed/Massive
-Veldspar: Tritanium+415 (1.0 All Space) Concentrated/Dense
+Pyroxeres: Pyerite+90 Mexallon+30 (0.9 Amarr, Caldari) Solid/Viscous
-Scordite: Tritanium+346 Pyerite+173 (1.0 All Space) Condensed/Massive
+Plagioclase: Tritanium+175 Mexallon+70 (0.9 Gallente, Minmatar, 0.7 Caldari) Azure/Rich
-Pyroxeres: Tritanium+351 Pyerite+25 Mexallaon+50 Nocxium+5 (0.9 Amarr, Caldari) Solid/Viscous
+Omber: Pyerite+90 Isogen+75 (0.7 Gallente, Minmatar) Silvery/Golden
+Kernite: Mexallon+60 Isogen+120 (0.7 Amarr, 0.4 Caldari, Minmatar) Luminous/Fiery
-Plagioclase: Tritanium+107 Pyerite+213 Mexallaon+107 (0.9 Gallente, Minmatar, 0.7 Caldari) Azure/Rich
-Omber: Tritanium+85 Pyerite+34 Isogen+85 (0.7 Gallente, Minmatar) Silvery/Golden
+Jaspet: Mexallon+150 Nocxium+50 (0.4 Amarr, Gallente) Pure/Pristine
+Hemorphite: Nocxium+240 Nocxium+50 (0.2 Amarr, Gallente) Vivid/Radiant
-Kernite: Tritanium+134  Isogen+267 Nocxium+134 (0.7 Amarr, 0.4 Caldari, Minmatar) Luminous/Fiery
+Hedbergite: Pyerite+450 Nocxium+120 (0.2 Amarr, Gallente) Vitric/Glazed
+Gneiss: Pyerite+2000 Mexallon+1500 Isogen+800 (-0.4 Amarr, Minmatar) Iridescent/Prismatic
+Dark Ochre: Mexallon+1360 Isogen+1200 Nocxium+320 (-0.2 Caldari, Gallente) Onyx/Obsidian
-Jaspet: Tritanium+72 Pyerite+121 Mexallaon+144 Nocxium+72 Zydrine+3 (0.4 Amarr, Gallente) Pure/Pristine
+Crokite: Pyerite+800 Mexallon+2000 Nocxium+800 (-0.5 Amarr, Caldari, Gallente) Sharp/Crystalline
-Hemorphite: Tritanium+180 Pyerite+72 Mexallaon+17 Isogen+59 Nocxium+118 Zydrine+8 (0.2 Amarr, Gallente) Vivid/Radiant
-Hedbergite: Pyerite+81 Isogen+196 Nocxium+98 Zydrine+9 (0.2 Amarr, Gallente) Vitric/Glazed
+Bistot: Pyerite+3200 Mexallon+1200 Zydrine+160 (-0.6 All Space) Triclinic/Monoclinic
-Gneiss: Tritanium+1278 Mexallaon+1278 Isogen+242 Zydrine+60 (-0.4 Amarr, Minmatar) Iridescent/Prismatic
+Arkonor: Pyerite+3200 Mexallon+1200 Megacyte+120 (-0.6 All Space) Crimson/Prime
-Dark Ochre: Tritanium+8804 Nocxium+173 Zydrine+87 (-0.2 Caldari, Gallente) Onyx/Obsidian
+Mercoxit: Morphite+140 (-0.8 All Space) Magma/Vitreous
-Spodumain: Tritanium+39221 Pyerite+4972 Megacyte+78 (-0.5 Amarr, Caldari) Brige/Gleaming
+Spodumain: Tritanium+48000 Isogen+1000 Nocxium+160 Zydrine+80 Megacyte+40 (-0.5 Amarr, Caldari) Bright/Gleaming
-Crokite: Tritanium+20992 Nocxium+275 Zydrine+367 (-0.5 Amarr, Caldari, Gallente) Sharp/Crystalline
-Bistot: Pyerite+16572 Megacyte+118 Zydrine+236 (-0.6 All Space)  Triclinic/Monoclinic
+Bezdnacine: Tritanium+40000 Isogen+4800 Megacyte+128
-Arkonor: Tritanium+6905 Mexallaon+1278 Megacyte+230 Zydrine+115 (-0.6 All Space) Crimson/Prime
+Rakovene: Tritanium+40000 Isogen+4800 Megacyte+128
-Mercoxit: Morphite+293 (-0.8 All Space) Magma/Vitreous
+Talassonite: Tritanium+40000 Nocxium+960 Megacyte+32
 </small>
-==Implants==
+== Implants ==
-Furthermore, for pilots looking to get their reprocessing yield even higher, they may wish to look into the Zainou 'Beancounter' Reprocessing RX series implants. These [[Implants#Skill_Hardwirings|Implants]] are slot 8 Skill Hardwirings found in the market under Resource Processing Implants. They come in 3 varieties RX-801 (1%), RX-802 (2%) and RX-804 (4%) to provide an expensive but possibly worthwhile investment that will bring a pilot closer to a maximum effective efficiency in their station or POS of choice.
+Furthermore, for pilots looking to get their reprocessing yield even higher, they may wish to look into the Zainou 'Beancounter' Reprocessing RX-series implants. These [[Implants#Skill Hardwirings|Implants]] are slot 8 Skill Hardwirings found in the market under Resource Processing Implants. They come in 3 varieties RX-801 (1%), RX-802 (2%) and RX-804 (4%) to provide an expensive but possibly worthwhile investment that will bring a pilot closer to a maximum effective efficiency in their station or POS of choice.
-==Equipment Tax==
+== Equipment tax ==
-Unfortunately, even with maximum possible efficiency, you may not receive all the minerals to which you are entitled.  The tax man needs his share.  The Corporation running the reprocessing station will take up to 5% of the minerals depending on your personal or corporation's standings with the reprocessing station.
+Stations charge a reprocessing fee, a percentage of the estimated value of reprocessed minerals.
-In order to reduce the tax level your personal '''OR''' corporation standing with the NPC corporation that owns the station needs to improve.  The larger of your personal or corporation standing is used for calculating the tax rate, while standing with Rethe faction (faction to you) that the NPC corporation belongs to is not taken into consideration.  You need a standing of 6.71 or more with the NPC corporation to have a 0% tax rate.
+Player-owned Upwell Structures can charge almost any rate for reprocessing, including 0%. If you go to the Structures browser in the Neocom menu, you can hover over the reprocessing icon and see the charge for player-owned Upwell Structures.
-This discount is implemented by a multiplier to the total minerals, for example 50% * 1.15 * 1.10 * 1.10 * 0.95 . By being less than 1, this multiplier actually gives a smaller result.
+NPC corporations charge based on your standings with the corporation. It's a good idea to learn skill [[Connections]], to increase your effective standing towards corporation. Even if your real standing with the corporation is close to zero, Connections V will cut your corporation tax by 25%. Note that until you complete at least one mission for the NPC corporation, your Connections skill will not be taken into account when calculating your tax rate.
-It's a good idea to learn skill [[Connections]], to increase your effective standing towards corporation. Even if your real standing with the corporation is close to zero, Connections V will cut your corporation tax by 25%.  Note that until you complete at least one mission for the NPC corporation, your Connections skill will not be taken into account when calculating your tax rate.
+Also notice that the Connections skill gives diminishing results. The higher your standings, the less benefit you get from it.
-Also notice that the [[Connections]] skill gives diminishing results. The higher your standings, the less benefit you get from it.
+== References ==
+<references />
-New Industrial-focused characters interested in earning optimal reprocessing standings for themselves may be interested in [[The Quest For Refining Tax Standings|the following guide]] to earning standings through mining missions near Aldrat.
+[[Category:Industry]]
+[[Category:Mining]]
-==References==
-* [[List_of_Skill_Hardwiring_Implants|List of Skill Hardwiring Implants]]