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Steam Lo is transferred via | Steam Lo is transferred via {{Variants|Pipe}}. Although most of [[:Category:Fluid products|Fluid Products]] can be stored in a {{Variants|Fluid Storage}}, any kind of steam can NOT be stored in a {{Variants|Fluid Storage}}. Currently the best way to store '''Steam''' would be in long pipe sections. | ||
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Revision as of 20:19, 3 November 2022
Steam Lo
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| Type | Crafted material |
| State | Fluid |
| Transported by | Pipe [II•III] |
| Stored in | None |
| Created in | None |
| Used in | None |
| Variants | Steam (High) Steam Depleted |
Steam Lo is the intermediate energy state of Steam (Higher energy state being Steam (High) and lower energy state being Steam Depleted.)
Steam is produced as a byproduct of generating Electricity in a High-Pressure Turbine, scrubbing Exhaust, or smelting with Arc Furnace II.
Steam Lo can be consumed in four ways:
- Turns into Steam Depleted by using it for energy production in a Low-Pressure Turbine
- Condensate into Water in a Cooling Tower
- Turns into Water and Brine in a Thermal Desalinator with the use of Seawater
- Releases into the atmosphere via a Smoke Stack.
Steam Lo is transferred via Pipe [II•III]. Although most of Fluid Products can be stored in a Fluid Storage [II•III•IV], any kind of steam can NOT be stored in a Fluid Storage [II•III•IV]. Currently the best way to store Steam would be in long pipe sections.
