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umka21 [38]
2 years ago
15

How do a steam engine do work a steam enter a cylinder and pushes a piston be steam causes wills to turn C steam turns a turbine

D steam's expands and spends an axle
Chemistry
1 answer:
lapo4ka [179]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

In a steam engine into a reciprocating piston cylinder assembly a high pressure steam is been admitted.

Explanation:

Steam engine: High-pressure steam is been injected into a piston-cylinder assembly which is reciprocating in nature. some part of its thermal energy gets converted into movement of the piston to work,When the steam starts expanding to lower pressure.

 Apparatus which is separate and a condenser at comparatively low temperature and pressure here steam is passed.The expanded steam can then be made to be free, or, for engine efficiency to be maximum, Rotary motion with a crank-crankshaft assembly similar to that used in automobiles gets transferred from that.

Remaining heat has been now used for warming water.

 boiler fired with coal, oil, or natural gas by them the steam gets supplied.

. In many areas, more reliable and economical diesel-electric locomotives gets supplanted by the steam locomotives.  

The steam engines today generally are regarded as a unique piece as they are not considered as above reasons are explained.

Nevertheless, the creation of the steam engine played a vital role in the Revolution carried out by the industries by creating a society which now is less dependent on the different windmills, the watermills and mostly the animal power.

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