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موتور بخار
Sign in to saveheat engine that performs mechanical work using steam as its working fluid
A steam engine is a machine that converts heat energy from steam into mechanical work, allowing it to power other devices and perform tasks. It was a crucial technology that enabled factories and transportation systems to operate at large scales during the Industrial Revolution.
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