Steam engines on ships were actually not popular immediately, for some very good reasons. Stationary steam engines would be absolutely essential to the Industrial Revolution, driving factory equipment and generating electricity using levels of force and power unmatched by any method before them. The first commercial steam engines were developed in the 1700s by Thomas Newcomen and James Watt the device was not used extensively until the 1800s, however, when high-pressure steam engines - ones capable of generating and using steam pressure well above ambient - were developed. While this principle had been vaguely known and understood all the way back to the days of the Roman Empire, it was not until the 1800s that technology, metallurgy, and mechanics had advanced enough to produce effective, efficient, useful, and mostly safe steam power. Water, when heated to boiling, transforms into steam, occupying a much greater area this change creates pressure, which can be used to push pistons or spin turbines, which are the fundamental mechanics behind steam motors to this day.
Steam power, to simplify, involves the generation of steam being used to drive machinery via steam's properties of heat and expansion. Occasionally produces extra Steam Motors every 3rd cycle Occasionally produces extra Advanced Weapons every 3rd cycle Only Ironbright's contributions to modern engineering can be said to have been utterly groundbreaking. All regular production chains involving Steam Motors are listed below. Steam Motors are produced in a Motor Assembly Line from Steel and Brass. No neutral trader buys steam motors for a special price. They can be actively bought from Old Nate for 17570 coins. Steam motors can be passively sold for 7028 or purchased for 17570 per ton. Steam motors can be used during expeditions, they grant 30 bonus points to navigation skill and 30 bonus morale per 50 tons.
Steam Motors are used as an intermediate product in the production of Steam Carriages and Elevators Expeditions Steam Motors are used as a construction material to construct steam ships, such as Battle Cruiser, Cargo Ship etc.
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