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live steam

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live steam  (lv)
n.
Steam coming from a boiler at full pressure.

live steam [laɪv]
n
(Engineering / Mechanical Engineering) steam supplied directly from a boiler at full pressure, before it has performed any work
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Noun1.live steam - steam coming from a boiler at full pressure
steam - water at boiling temperature diffused in the atmosphere


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Other important consequences include an increased live steam demand for evaporation and a decreased load in the recovery boiler.
As the guest of the Carolwood Pacific Historical Society, Stulla, 89, was taken on a trip on a live steam engine around Traveltown and signed autographs for children, and those who remembered him from the 1950s television show ``Cartoon Express.
Live steam autoclaves, on the other hand, where the rubber is exposed to the steam or wrapped only with a cloth, allow any fumes generated in the cure to mix with the steam in the autoclave.
 
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