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* Control {{pll|Steam Overview|steam}} production. Do not produce more steam than you need with steam engines. Any steam that ends up vented out by the {{pll|Boiler|safety valve}} is a product of wasted fuel. Rather than rely on {{pll|Blower & Damper|dampers}} to cut on steam production, a well timed {{pll|Injector|water injection}} is more effective.

Control steam production. Do not produce more steam than you need with steam engines . Any steam that ends up vented out by the safety valve is a product of wasted fuel.

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	~~Controlling the~~ steam production. ~~With steam engines, the driver should be careful~~ not to produce ~~too much~~ steam ~~as any~~ steam that ~~doesn’t end~~ up ~~being used~~ is wasted fuel.		* Control steam production. Do not produce more steam than you need with {{pll\|Steam Overview\|steam engines}}. Any steam that ends up vented out by the {{pll\|Boiler\|safety valve}} is a product of wasted fuel.