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	The '''Steam Generator''' requires [[Heat\|heat]] in order to boil water into [[Steam]]. Steam is mainly used in the [[Kinetic Steam Generator]] to generate [[EU]].		The '''Steam Generator''' requires [[Heat\|heat]] in order to boil water into [[Steam]]. Steam is mainly used in the [[Kinetic Steam Generator]] to generate [[EU]]. The name of the machine is "Steam Boiler" in 1.12.2

	== Recipe ==		== Recipe ==

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	The '''Steam Generator''' requires [[Heat\|heat]] in order to boil water into [[Steam]]. Steam is mainly used in the [[Kinetic Steam Generator]] to generate [[EU]].		The '''Steam Generator''' requires [[Heat\|heat]] in order to boil water into [[Steam]]. Steam is mainly used in the [[Kinetic Steam Generator]] to generate [[EU]].

Mindhack at 18:25, 26 March 2017

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	The '''Steam Generator''' requires [[Heat\|heat]] in order to boil ~~Water~~ into [[Steam]]. ~~The most common use for~~ Steam is ~~to be turned into power via~~ the [[Kinetic Steam Generator]].		The '''Steam Generator''' requires [[Heat\|heat]] in order to boil water into [[Steam]]. Steam is mainly used in the [[Kinetic Steam Generator]] to generate [[EU]].

	== Recipe ==		== Recipe ==
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	== Usage ==		== Usage ==
	Boiling water causes the Steam Generator to calcify as impurities build up inside. This can be ~~fixed simply~~ by breaking and replacing the Steam Generator. Calcification is measured by %, and has no effect until it is at 100%, at which point the Steam Generator will stop working.		Boiling water causes the Steam Generator to calcify as impurities build up inside. This can be reset by breaking and replacing the Steam Generator. Calcification is measured by percentage, and has no effect until it is at 100%, at which point the Steam Generator will stop working.

	Using [[Distilled Water]] however, there are no impurities in the water, so the Steam Generator will not calcify no matter how long it is used. Distilled Water is also produced from condensing [[Steam]] in either a [[Condenser]] or [[Kinetic Steam Generator]], meaning a closed cycle can be created. Water, however, would require a constant supply, and the produced Distilled Water to be dealt with separately. Water and Distilled Water cannot be used at the same time, but once a Steam Generator's internal tank is empty, it can accept either, ignoring what it previously had.		Using [[Distilled Water]] however, there are no impurities in the water, so the Steam Generator will not calcify no matter how long it is used. Distilled Water is also produced from condensing [[Steam]] in either a {{Gin\|Condenser}} or {{Gin\|Kinetic Steam Generator}}, meaning a closed cycle can be created. Water, however, would require a constant supply, and the produced Distilled Water to be dealt with separately. Water and Distilled Water cannot be used at the same time, but once a Steam Generator's internal tank is empty, it can accept either, ignoring what it previously had.

	The amount of Steam produced is ~~solely down to what the controls~~ in the GUI ~~are set to~~. For every ~~1mb~~/t of ~~(Distilled) Water that is~~ put in, ~~100mb~~/t of Steam will be produced. If normal Steam is being produced, every ~~100mb~~/t of Steam also requires 100 [[hU]] ~~in order~~ to maintain the heating required. If the pressure is changed however, this value increases. The required heat increases logarithmically per bar of pressure. At 221+ bars, [[Superheated Steam]] is produced instead of normal Steam. The most efficient Superheated Steam setting is at 221 bars of pressure, as it takes 200 hU per 100 mb/t of Superheated Steam produced. It should be noted that the Superheated Steam is actually produced at 374<sup>o</sup>C, and it is merely at 221 bars of pressure that this temperature is reached. There is a danger that above 500<sup>o</sup>C the Steam Generator '''will explode''', so the pressure should not be set above 250 bars, or [[Heat]] added without pumping/releasing (Distilled) Water in.		The amount of Steam produced is controlled by options in the GUI. For every 1 mB/t of water put in, 100 mB/t of Steam will be produced. If normal Steam is being produced, every 100mB/t of Steam also requires 100 [[hU]] to maintain the heating required. If the pressure is changed however, this value increases. The required heat increases logarithmically per bar of pressure.

	~~If the required heat based off the Water input and pressure~~ is ~~either not provided the~~ Steam ~~Generator will fluctuate between producing~~ Steam ~~and just releasing (Distilled) Water. It~~ is ~~strongly recommended to set the pressure to~~ 221 bars if Superheated Steam is ~~desired else just leave it~~ at 0 bars ~~unless a specific amount~~ of ~~heat usage is needed for any reason~~.		At 221+ bars, [[Superheated Steam]] is produced instead of normal Steam. The most efficient Superheated Steam setting is at 221 bars of pressure, as it takes 200 hU per 100 mb/t of Superheated Steam produced. Superheated Steam is produced at 374°C. This temperature can be reached at 221 bars of pressure. '''At temperatures above 500°C, the Steam Generator will explode''', so the pressure should not be set above 250 bars, or [[Heat]] added without pumping/releasing water in.

	Visual '''~~Steam~~ explosions''', that don't affect the environment but will hurt mobs and the player~~, do~~ indicate a loss of ~~(Distilled) Water~~. Steam explosions will happen, if not all steam that is produced by the Steam Generator is outputted into a valid tank (for example [[Fluid Distributor]]s, ''BuildCraft'' pipes, etc). Keep in mind that the minimum output of 100 mB/t (2 buckets per second) is a very large amount of liquid so it is recommended to directly transfer the steam into a [[Kinetic Steam Generator]] as it will quickly fill up any tank.		If the required heat (based off the water input and pressure) is not provided the Steam Generator will fluctuate between producing Steam and just releasing water. It is strongly recommended to set the pressure to 221 bars if Superheated Steam is desired else just leave it at 0 bars unless a specific amount of heat usage is needed for any reason.

			Visual '''steam explosions''' (that don't affect the environment, but will hurt mobs and the player) indicate a loss of water. Steam explosions will happen, if not all steam that is produced by the Steam Generator is outputted into a valid tank (for example [[Fluid Distributor]]s, ''BuildCraft'' pipes, etc). Keep in mind that the minimum output of 100 mB/t (2 buckets per second) is a very large amount of liquid so it is recommended to directly transfer the steam into a [[Kinetic Steam Generator]] as it will quickly fill up any tank.
	The Steam Generator will eject steam automatically in every valid direction. The best way to prevent steam from blocking the distilled water supply is by using two [[Fluid Distributor]]s: one for inputting distilled water and one for outputting steam. The other four faces can then be used for heat supply.		The Steam Generator will eject steam automatically in every valid direction. The best way to prevent steam from blocking the distilled water supply is by using two [[Fluid Distributor]]s: one for inputting distilled water and one for outputting steam. The other four faces can then be used for heat supply.

Mindhack at 17:59, 26 March 2017

2017-03-26T17:59:47Z

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	The '''Steam Generator''' requires [[Heat]] in order to boil [[Water]] into [[Steam]]. The most common use for ~~the~~ Steam is to be turned into power via the [[Kinetic Steam Generator]].		The '''Steam Generator''' requires [[Heat\|heat]] in order to boil Water into [[Steam]]. The most common use for Steam is to be turned into power via the [[Kinetic Steam Generator]].

	== Recipe ==		== Recipe ==
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	== Usage ==		== Usage ==
	Boiling ~~normal~~ water causes the ~~'''~~Steam Generator~~'''~~ to calcify, as impurities build up inside. This can be fixed simply by breaking and replacing the Steam Generator. Calcification is measured by %, as has no effect until it is at 100%, at which point the Steam Generator will stop working.		Boiling water causes the Steam Generator to calcify as impurities build up inside. This can be fixed simply by breaking and replacing the Steam Generator. Calcification is measured by %, and has no effect until it is at 100%, at which point the Steam Generator will stop working.

	Using [[Distilled Water]] however, there are no impurities in the water, so ~~it doesn't increase~~ the Steam Generator~~'s calcification,~~ no matter how long it is used. Distilled Water is also produced from condensing [[Steam]] in either a [[Condenser]] or [[Kinetic Steam Generator]], meaning a closed cycle can be created. Water however would require a constant supply, and the produced Distilled Water to be dealt with separately. Water and Distilled Water cannot be used at the same time, but once a Steam Generator's internal tank is empty, it can accept either, ignoring what it previously had in.		Using [[Distilled Water]] however, there are no impurities in the water, so the Steam Generator will not calcify no matter how long it is used. Distilled Water is also produced from condensing [[Steam]] in either a [[Condenser]] or [[Kinetic Steam Generator]], meaning a closed cycle can be created. Water, however, would require a constant supply, and the produced Distilled Water to be dealt with separately. Water and Distilled Water cannot be used at the same time, but once a Steam Generator's internal tank is empty, it can accept either, ignoring what it previously had.

	The amount of Steam produced is solely down to what the controls in the GUI are set to. For every 1mb/t of (Distilled) Water that is put in, 100mb/t of Steam will be produced. If normal Steam is being produced, every 100mb/t of Steam also requires 100 [[hU]] in order to maintain the heating required. If the pressure is changed however, this value increases. The required heat increases logarithmically per bar of pressure. At 221+ bars, [[Superheated Steam]] is produced instead of normal Steam. The most efficient Superheated Steam setting is at 221 bars of pressure, as it takes 200 hU per 100 mb/t of Superheated Steam produced. It should be noted that the Superheated Steam is actually produced at 374<sup>o</sup>C, and it is merely at 221 bars of pressure that this temperature is reached. There is a danger that above 500<sup>o</sup>C the Steam Generator '''will explode''', so the pressure should not be set above 250 bars, or [[Heat]] added without pumping/releasing (Distilled) Water in.		The amount of Steam produced is solely down to what the controls in the GUI are set to. For every 1mb/t of (Distilled) Water that is put in, 100mb/t of Steam will be produced. If normal Steam is being produced, every 100mb/t of Steam also requires 100 [[hU]] in order to maintain the heating required. If the pressure is changed however, this value increases. The required heat increases logarithmically per bar of pressure. At 221+ bars, [[Superheated Steam]] is produced instead of normal Steam. The most efficient Superheated Steam setting is at 221 bars of pressure, as it takes 200 hU per 100 mb/t of Superheated Steam produced. It should be noted that the Superheated Steam is actually produced at 374<sup>o</sup>C, and it is merely at 221 bars of pressure that this temperature is reached. There is a danger that above 500<sup>o</sup>C the Steam Generator '''will explode''', so the pressure should not be set above 250 bars, or [[Heat]] added without pumping/releasing (Distilled) Water in.
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	If the required heat based off the Water input and pressure is either not provided the Steam Generator will fluctuate between producing Steam and just releasing (Distilled) Water. It is strongly recommended to set the pressure to 221 bars if Superheated Steam is desired else just leave it at 0 bars unless a specific amount of heat usage is needed for any reason.		If the required heat based off the Water input and pressure is either not provided the Steam Generator will fluctuate between producing Steam and just releasing (Distilled) Water. It is strongly recommended to set the pressure to 221 bars if Superheated Steam is desired else just leave it at 0 bars unless a specific amount of heat usage is needed for any reason.

	Visual '''Steam explosions''', that don't affect the environment but will hurt mobs and the player, do indicate a loss of (Distilled) Water.		Visual '''Steam explosions''', that don't affect the environment but will hurt mobs and the player, do indicate a loss of (Distilled) Water. Steam explosions will happen, if not all steam that is produced by the Steam Generator is outputted into a valid tank (for example [[Fluid Distributor]]s, ''BuildCraft'' pipes, etc). Keep in mind that the minimum output of 100 mB/t (2 buckets per second) is a very large amount of liquid so it is recommended to directly transfer the steam into a [[Kinetic Steam Generator]] as it will quickly fill up any tank.
	~~'''~~Steam explosions~~'''~~ will happen, if not all steam that is produced by the Steam Generator is outputted into a valid tank (for example [[Fluid Distributor]]s, ~~buildcraft~~ pipes, etc). Keep in mind that the minimum output of 100 mb/t (2 buckets per second) is a very large amount of liquid so it is recommended to directly transfer the steam into a [[Kinetic Steam Generator]] as it will quickly fill up any tank.		The Steam Generator will eject steam automatically in every valid direction. The best way to prevent steam from blocking the distilled water supply is by using two [[Fluid Distributor]]s: one for inputting distilled water and one for outputting steam. The other four faces can then be used for heat supply.
	The ~~steam generator~~ will eject steam automatically in every valid direction. The best way to prevent steam from blocking the distilled water supply is by using two [[Fluid Distributor]]s, one for inputting distilled water and one for outputting steam. The other four faces can then be used for heat supply.

	Any [[:Category:Heat Generator\|Heat Generator]] can be used to heat a Steam Generator from any side (unlike most other [[Heat]] Machines that only have 1 input face), but only the [[Liquid Heat Exchanger]] and [[Electric Heat Generator]] provide up to 100 hU, that is more practical then several [[Fluid Heat Generator]]s that would be needed in order to reach 100 °C. Using an Electric Heat Generator '''will always result in a net loss of energy''', even if all the produced (Superheated) Steam is turned into [[EU]] using the [[Kinetic Steam Generator]] connected to a [[Kinetic Generator]].		Any [[:Category:Heat Generator\|Heat Generator]] can be used to heat a Steam Generator from any side (unlike most other [[Heat]] Machines that only have 1 input face), but only the [[Liquid Heat Exchanger]] and [[Electric Heat Generator]] provide up to 100 hU, that is more practical then several [[Fluid Heat Generator]]s that would be needed in order to reach 100 °C. Using an Electric Heat Generator '''will always result in a net loss of energy''', even if all the produced (Superheated) Steam is turned into [[EU]] using the [[Kinetic Steam Generator]] connected to a [[Kinetic Generator]].

Eugene5348: Super Heated Steam Is made at 221 bars, not 220

2016-07-01T00:17:14Z

Super Heated Steam Is made at 221 bars, not 220

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	Using [[Distilled Water]] however, there are no impurities in the water, so it doesn't increase the Steam Generator's calcification, no matter how long it is used. Distilled Water is also produced from condensing [[Steam]] in either a [[Condenser]] or [[Kinetic Steam Generator]], meaning a closed cycle can be created. Water however would require a constant supply, and the produced Distilled Water to be dealt with separately. Water and Distilled Water cannot be used at the same time, but once a Steam Generator's internal tank is empty, it can accept either, ignoring what it previously had in.		Using [[Distilled Water]] however, there are no impurities in the water, so it doesn't increase the Steam Generator's calcification, no matter how long it is used. Distilled Water is also produced from condensing [[Steam]] in either a [[Condenser]] or [[Kinetic Steam Generator]], meaning a closed cycle can be created. Water however would require a constant supply, and the produced Distilled Water to be dealt with separately. Water and Distilled Water cannot be used at the same time, but once a Steam Generator's internal tank is empty, it can accept either, ignoring what it previously had in.

	The amount of Steam produced is solely down to what the controls in the GUI are set to. For every 1mb/t of (Distilled) Water that is put in, 100mb/t of Steam will be produced. If normal Steam is being produced, every 100mb/t of Steam also requires 100 [[hU]] in order to maintain the heating required. If the pressure is changed however, this value increases. The required heat increases logarithmically per bar of pressure. At ~~220~~+ bars, [[Superheated Steam]] is produced instead of normal Steam. The most efficient Superheated Steam setting is at ~~220~~ bars of pressure, as it takes 200 hU per 100 mb/t of Superheated Steam produced. It should be noted that the Superheated Steam is actually produced at 374<sup>o</sup>C, and it is merely at ~~220~~ bars of pressure that this temperature is reached. There is a danger that above 500<sup>o</sup>C the Steam Generator '''will explode''', so the pressure should not be set above 250 bars, or [[Heat]] added without pumping/releasing (Distilled) Water in.		The amount of Steam produced is solely down to what the controls in the GUI are set to. For every 1mb/t of (Distilled) Water that is put in, 100mb/t of Steam will be produced. If normal Steam is being produced, every 100mb/t of Steam also requires 100 [[hU]] in order to maintain the heating required. If the pressure is changed however, this value increases. The required heat increases logarithmically per bar of pressure. At 221+ bars, [[Superheated Steam]] is produced instead of normal Steam. The most efficient Superheated Steam setting is at 221 bars of pressure, as it takes 200 hU per 100 mb/t of Superheated Steam produced. It should be noted that the Superheated Steam is actually produced at 374<sup>o</sup>C, and it is merely at 221 bars of pressure that this temperature is reached. There is a danger that above 500<sup>o</sup>C the Steam Generator '''will explode''', so the pressure should not be set above 250 bars, or [[Heat]] added without pumping/releasing (Distilled) Water in.

	If the required heat based off the Water input and pressure is either not provided the Steam Generator will fluctuate between producing Steam and just releasing (Distilled) Water. It is strongly recommended to set the pressure to ~~220~~ bars if Superheated Steam is desired else just leave it at 0 bars unless a specific amount of heat usage is needed for any reason.		If the required heat based off the Water input and pressure is either not provided the Steam Generator will fluctuate between producing Steam and just releasing (Distilled) Water. It is strongly recommended to set the pressure to 221 bars if Superheated Steam is desired else just leave it at 0 bars unless a specific amount of heat usage is needed for any reason.

	Visual '''Steam explosions''', that don't affect the environment but will hurt mobs and the player, do indicate a loss of (Distilled) Water.		Visual '''Steam explosions''', that don't affect the environment but will hurt mobs and the player, do indicate a loss of (Distilled) Water.

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Usage

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	If the required heat based off the Water input and pressure is either not provided the Steam Generator will fluctuate between producing Steam and just releasing (Distilled) Water. It is strongly recommended to set the pressure to 220 bars if Superheated Steam is desired else just leave it at 0 bars unless a specific amount of heat usage is needed for any reason.		If the required heat based off the Water input and pressure is either not provided the Steam Generator will fluctuate between producing Steam and just releasing (Distilled) Water. It is strongly recommended to set the pressure to 220 bars if Superheated Steam is desired else just leave it at 0 bars unless a specific amount of heat usage is needed for any reason.

	~~A common mistake with the Steam Generator is to not have a [[Condenser]] connected to it in some way. Without one, there will be visual~~ Steam explosions, that don't affect the player ~~or environment~~, ~~but does~~ indicate a loss of (Distilled) Water. ~~The Condenser doesn~~'~~t have to have~~ Steam ~~piped to it~~, if it is ~~touching~~ a [[Kinetic Steam Generator]] ~~that is receiving Steam,~~ it will ~~take the condensation and stop Steam explosions from happening. '''A Condenser can be avoided from being required, by pumping all the produced Steam directly into a~~ tank.~~''' This~~ will prevent ~~Steam explosions as long as there~~ is ~~room in the tank~~ for ~~Steam to~~ be ~~dumped into~~.		Visual '''Steam explosions''', that don't affect the environment but will hurt mobs and the player, do indicate a loss of (Distilled) Water.
			'''Steam explosions''' will happen, if not all steam that is produced by the Steam Generator is outputted into a valid tank (for example [[Fluid Distributor]]s, buildcraft pipes, etc). Keep in mind that the minimum output of 100 mb/t (2 buckets per second) is a very large amount of liquid so it is recommended to directly transfer the steam into a [[Kinetic Steam Generator]] as it will quickly fill up any tank.
			The steam generator will eject steam automatically in every valid direction. The best way to prevent steam from blocking the distilled water supply is by using two [[Fluid Distributor]]s, one for inputting distilled water and one for outputting steam. The other four faces can then be used for heat supply.

	The Steam Generator automatically ejects the produced (Superheated) Steam, so to prevent back flow of it into (Distilled) Water input pipes, either a filter should be added, or care taken to ensure the pipes never empty. (Superheated) Steam will never be ejected into pipes that aren't empty.		Any [[:Category:Heat Generator\|Heat Generator]] can be used to heat a Steam Generator from any side (unlike most other [[Heat]] Machines that only have 1 input face), but only the [[Liquid Heat Exchanger]] and [[Electric Heat Generator]] provide up to 100 hU, that is more practical then several [[Fluid Heat Generator]]s that would be needed in order to reach 100 °C. Using an Electric Heat Generator '''will always result in a net loss of energy''', even if all the produced (Superheated) Steam is turned into [[EU]] using the [[Kinetic Steam Generator]] connected to a [[Kinetic Generator]].


	Any [[:Category:Heat Generator\|Heat Generator]] can be used to heat a Steam Generator from any side (unlike most other [[Heat]] Machines that only have 1 input face), but only the [[Liquid Heat Exchanger]] and [[Electric Heat Generator]] provide up to 100 hU, that is more practical then several [[Fluid Heat Generator]]s that would be needed in order to reach 100~~<sup>o</sup>C~~. Using an Electric Heat Generator '''will always result in a net loss of energy''', even if all the produced (Superheated) Steam is turned into [[EU]] using the [[Kinetic Steam Generator]] connected to a [[Kinetic Generator]].
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	[[Category:Steam]][[Category:Heat]][[Category:Heat Consumers]]		[[Category:Steam]][[Category:Heat]][[Category:Heat Consumers]]

Chocohead: Oops

2015-04-03T17:50:27Z

Oops

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	Any [[:Category:Heat Generator\|Heat Generator]] can be used to heat a Steam Generator from any side (unlike most other [[Heat]] Machines that only have 1 input face), but only the [[Liquid Heat Exchanger]] and [[Electric Heat Generator]] provide up to 100 hU, that is more practical then several [[Fluid Heat Generator]]s that would be needed in order to reach 100 <sup>o</sup>. Using an Electric Heat Generator '''will always result in a net loss of energy''', even if all the produced (Superheated) Steam is turned into [[EU]] using the [[Kinetic Steam Generator]] connected to a [[Kinetic Generator]].		Any [[:Category:Heat Generator\|Heat Generator]] can be used to heat a Steam Generator from any side (unlike most other [[Heat]] Machines that only have 1 input face), but only the [[Liquid Heat Exchanger]] and [[Electric Heat Generator]] provide up to 100 hU, that is more practical then several [[Fluid Heat Generator]]s that would be needed in order to reach 100<sup>o</sup>C. Using an Electric Heat Generator '''will always result in a net loss of energy''', even if all the produced (Superheated) Steam is turned into [[EU]] using the [[Kinetic Steam Generator]] connected to a [[Kinetic Generator]].
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	[[Category:Steam]][[Category:Heat]][[Category:Heat Consumers]]		[[Category:Steam]][[Category:Heat]][[Category:Heat Consumers]]

Chocohead: Re-wrote bits

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-'''Steam Generator''' is a [[Heat]] and [[Water]] consumer, that produces Steam for [[Kinetic Steam Generator]]. You should use [[Distilled Water]], otherwise your '''Steam Generator''' will be broken due to calcification.
+The '''Steam Generator''' requires [[Heat]] in order to boil [[Water]] into [[Steam]]. The most common use for the Steam is to be turned into power via the [[Kinetic Steam Generator]].
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 [[Category:Steam]][[Category:Heat]][[Category:Heat Consumers]]

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'''Steam Generator''' is a [[Heat]] and [[Water]] consumer, that produces Steam for [[Kinetic Steam Generator]]. You should use [[Distilled Water]], otherwise your '''Steam Generator''' will be broken due to calcification.

== Recipe ==
{{Grid/Crafting Table
|A1=Iron Item Casing|B1=Iron Item Casing|C1=Iron Item Casing
|A2=Iron Item Casing|B2=Copper Boiler|C2=Iron Item Casing
|A3=Iron Item Casing|B3=Heat Conductor|C3=Iron Item Casing
|Output=Steam Generator
}}

[[Category:Steam]][[Category:Heat]][[Category:Heat Consumers]]