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The phrase "amount of steam between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or level of steam present in a specific context, such as in a scientific or technical discussion.
Example: "The amount of steam between the two surfaces was crucial for the efficiency of the heat exchange process."
Alternatives: "quantity of steam in between" or "level of steam present between".
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So an operator can control the power output by controlling the amount of steam between the fuel assemblies.
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But in my tests it was never quite clear when the steam was escaping from the right orifice or whether the amount of steam escaping was correct.
The steam turbine starts to drive the feed pump only after a sufficient amount of steam has become available.
Therefore, only a small amount of steam is fed to the first district heater.
Similarly, a large amount of steam is injected corresponding to produced water.
The net amount of steam needed to facilitate the gravity drainage process was then calculated by subtracting the cumulative volume of steam needed to provide for the heat losses from the total cumulative steam injected.
However, the selectivity of CO2 significantly increases as the amount of steam increases at 0.1 MPa (Fig. 5c).
Syngas (producer gas) can be made further rich in hydrogen by supplying more amount of steam to the AFB gasifier.
Amount of steam generated from lignin stream was more than the plant requirement in all cases and hence the cost of steam was adjusted to zero.
A condensing turbine operating at 0.11 bar was also added when the steam requirement for the plant was lower than the total amount of steam produced.
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