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Steam Hi is the highest energy state of Steam (Intermediate energy state being [[Steam Lo]] and lowest energy state being [[Steam Depleted]].) | Steam Hi is the highest energy state of Steam (Intermediate energy state being [[Steam Lo]] and lowest energy state being [[Steam Depleted]].) | ||
Steam Hi is the result of boiling water hence every of it's production recepies include [[water]]. | |||
Theres three ways to use Steam Hi; it turns into [[Steam Lo]] by using it for energy production or is condensated into [[water]] in a cooling unit or is released into the athmosphere via a chimney. | |||
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Steam Hi is the highest energy state of Steam (Intermediate energy state being Steam (Low) and lowest energy state being Steam Depleted.)
Steam Hi is the result of boiling water hence every of it's production recepies include water.
Theres three ways to use Steam Hi; it turns into Steam (Low) by using it for energy production or is condensated into water in a cooling unit or is released into the athmosphere via a chimney.