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[[Electric network]] | |||
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[[File:electrical-network-example-1.png|frame|384px|A basic modular power plant.]] | [[File:electrical-network-example-1.png|frame|384px|A basic modular power plant.]] | ||
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Revision as of 13:21, 17 October 2013
Steam engines are used to produce electricity. The higher the water temperature provided is the more electricity is provided. The engine is not blocking the flow so its possible to chain multiple engines.
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| Max Output: | 510 W |
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Examples
File:Electrical-network-example-1.png
A basic modular power plant.