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3 hours ago, ClarkOps said:

Yeah even insulated ceramic seems too loose heat very quickly, so better to find a way to get it in gas container after rocket is full.

And some automation valve to be sure you don't let steam inside a pipe to avoid broken pipe

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Yeah even insulated ceramic seems too loose heat very quickly, so better to find a way to get it in gas container after rocket is full.

:) this was nice. I use isolated mafic rock pipe.... all in void. You lose temp first time until you heat the pipe.. then the heat stay same...The only impediment is when the steam is trapped in the pipe, it condense...and broke the pipe. 

15 hours ago, ClarkOps said:

How can i get some steam for my rocket engine ? , it seems harder to get then petroleum or hydrogen.

I think you didn't understand the new rocket system, it's not petroleum or hydrogen, it's liquid oxygen (or oxylite) + petroleum or liquid hydrogen.

So between just drop water on regolith, pump it with an steel pump and store it in a space gas reservoir, it's reaaaalllly easier than to make a LOX system. :p

 

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I think you didn't understand the new rocket system, it's not petroleum or hydrogen, it's liquid oxygen (or oxylite) + petroleum or liquidhydrogen.

Correct this is for the other engines,

For the steam engine you need only steam.. max 900kg for 18000 km (1 kg = 20 km). I play whit steam engine until now and its marvelous. You put steam between 96 and 110 degrees (my source is from cold steam vent), and when the rocket take off or land you receive steam at 1000 degrees...beautiful heat generation input....Whit a 975 degrees air pump you can send it straight to the steam turbine :) Free power from the rockets. 

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