'live steam' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to steam that is generated directly from boiling water, as opposed to steam that has been heated indirectly. Example sentence: The engine runs on live steam, providing an efficient and powerful source of energy.
"You've got hot oil and live steam spewing all over the place," Mr. Burden pointed out.
He sat on the board of directors for two terms and was responsible for the graphic design, including the club logo, newsletter masthead and lettering for a multitude of trains and live steam railways across the country.
Live steam is assumed to be available at 20 and 4 bar and secondary steam is used to replace live steam whenever possible.
For COP, the live steam flow ratio was the most influential variable, followed by the temperature of the live steam entering the first and second evaporators.
The variables evaluated in the planning were the live steam ratio and the temperature of the live steam in evaporators 1 and 2. The temperature of the live steam entering the second evaporator was shown to be the most influential variable for the output composition, followed by the live steam flow ratio.
The applications of both methods described above allow to increase the live steam temperature.
The maximum value of the COP was achieved for a live steam flow ratio of 0.47 with the temperature of the live steam in evaporator 1 at 128.24 °C and the temperature of the live steam in evaporator 2 at 137.52 °C with a desirable function of 5.29.
That morning the chef, Andrew DiCataldo, had them lined up in the dining room in every state of readiness: live, steamed, in and out of the shell.
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