Difference between revisions of "Steam (High)"

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Steam Hi

Type	Crafted material
State	Fluid
Transported by	Pipe [II • III]
Stored in	None
Created in	None
Used in	None
Variants	Steam (Low) Steam Depleted

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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.

Steam Hi can be consumed in many ways, some of them listed here: It turns into Steam (Low) by using it for energy production in a High-Pressure Turbine or is condensated into Water in a cooling unit or is released into the atmosphere via a Smoke Stack.

Steam Hi is transferred via Pipe [II • III].

Although other (except Chilled Water) Fluid Products can be stored in a Fluid Storage [II • III • IV], any sort 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.

Recipes

Below are all the recipes, which contain this item. Note, that some of them may be locked behind Research, and not immediately available in your game.

Production

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72

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6

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24

72

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18

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18

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Tier I

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192

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1

1.5

40

60

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288

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1.5

Tier I

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192

1

60

192

1

Tier I

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96

1

0.5

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60

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96

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Tier II

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192

384

1

2

30

60

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384

1

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Tier II

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288

1

1.5

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60

192

288

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1.5

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1

Tier II

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96

1

0.5

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60

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96

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0.5

Tier II

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384

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2

30

60

192

384

1

2

Tier II

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192

288

1

1.5

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60

192

288

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1.5

Tier II

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1

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192

1

Tier II

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96

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0.5

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60

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96

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10

60

18 MW

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Consumption

Tier I

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6

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1.5

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60

8

12

Tier II

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4

12

1

3

1

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60

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24

Small

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24

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60

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Large

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96

10

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60

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24

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18

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48

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18

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36

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Tier I

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4

24

10

60

6 MW

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24

Tier II

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48

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60

12 MW

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48

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36

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60

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42

12

36

Small

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ACCEPTS

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Large

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ACCEPTS

200

600

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/ 60

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36

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3

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12

3

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21

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18

108

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78

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42

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