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Yes. Almost no losses. The steam engine is the most perfect mechanism for transportation man has created.
I meant how much coal went left of order:)
Yeah. Almost no loss. A steam engine is the most advanced transportation mechanism man has ever created.
Hmm... I guess they're flying steam tractors into space these days, too. :)
You've got to be kidding me.
Yes. Almost no loss. The steam engine is the most perfect mechanism for transportation man has created.
Is it OK that the efficiency of this machine is 15%?
Is it better than an internal combustion engine?
If the modern way of getting into orbit (rockets), compared to terrestrial transport, the closest thing is a child's scooter. :)
Can I kill myself at the end, or better still, at the beginning of the game, stick my fingers in a socket and drink poison ?
Nah, this fairy tale only has a happy ending... :)
Then it's a bad game, I won't play it.
Hmm... I guess they're flying steam tractors into space these days, too. :)
You've got to be kidding me.
The efficiency of a rocket is sort of in the region of 3-5%.
http://www.sciteclibrary.ru/rus/catalog/pages/11056.html
What does flying into space have to do with efficiency?
The efficiency of a rocket is sort of in the region of 3-5%
http://www.sciteclibrary.ru/rus/catalog/pages/11056.html
What's the connection between efficiency and engine advancement?
Rocket engines are imperfect.
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I repeat the question: what does flying into space have to do with it?
Hmm... I guess they're flying steam tractors into space these days, too. :)
Are you kidding me or what?
Strange as it is, the steam locomotive efficiency rate is higher, than that of rockets placing a unit of mass into orbit.
If you calculate globally, the efficiency of a steam locomotive will be almost 100%. Has anyone calculated what the environmental and other problems are and how to fix them, how much money will be needed to eliminate the consequences of modern power generation technologies?