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To run a steam engine, coal or oil are burned in a {{pll|Firebox|firebox}}. This heats up {{pll|Water Level|water}} in the {{pll|Boiler|boiler}}, eventually turning it into highly pressurized steam.

To run a steam engine, coal or oil are burned in a firebox . This heats up water in the boiler , eventually turning it into steam. Since steam is compressible, so much of it can be generated in the limited volume of the boiler, that it becomes highly pressurized.