1·Steam power did not merely spin cotton and roll iron; early in the new century, it also multiplied ten times over the amount of paper that a single worker could produce in a day.
蒸汽动力不仅可以用于纺织棉花和轧铁；新世纪早期，蒸汽机的使用同样大大提高了造纸的效率，蒸汽动力一天所生产的纸张总量是单个工人一天生产纸张总量的10倍。
2·If you were to draw this line to the right here, this is the secondary part of the plant which every plant, whether it be fossil or nuclear, has to produce its steam.
如果你们想要画这条线到右边的话，这是电站的第二部分,也就是每一个电站，不管是传统的还是核电站，都会产生它的蒸汽。
3·Another version: hundreds of millions years ago here was a sea and an active underwater volcano that could produce not only steam but water-insoluble minerals as well.
另一种说法是：在成千上万年以前，这里是一片海洋，海底的火山活动频繁，这不仅可以产生蒸汽而且还有非水溶性矿物质等。
4·This is one of the arguments for looking instead at another solar technology, solar thermal, which USES mirrors to concentrate heat, produce steam and thus drive turbines.
鉴于对此的争议，人们因此寻求另一种太阳能技术- - -太阳能热能发电，它使用镜面聚热，产生蒸汽从而驱动涡轮机。
5·When the magnesium is mixed with water, it produces heat, boiling the water to produce steam, which can then drive a turbine and do useful work.
当镁与水混合在一起时，它就会产生热量，让水沸腾产生蒸汽，而产生的蒸汽然后就可以驱动涡轮机，而且也可用来做些有用的工作。
6·The rest of the plant can then be further used to produce liquid fuels, or burned to produce steam for electricity generation.
植物剩下的部分可以被进一步利用，生产液体燃料，或者用来燃烧，产生蒸汽发电。
7·Basement boilers produce the steam, and holes in the dome release excess heat.
地下室的锅炉产生蒸汽，然后通过圆屋顶的孔释放多余的热量。
8·A nuclear reactor produces electricity by heating up the radioactive material in its core, which then heats water to produce steam. That steam is used to turn turbines that produce electricity.
核反应堆通过加热堆心的放射性物质产生电力，然后用这些电力加热水产生蒸汽，再用蒸汽驱动涡轮发电机发电。
9·In the types of reactors involved, water is used to cool the reactor core and produce steam to turn the turbines that make electricity.
在这种类型的反应堆中是用水来冷却反应堆芯棒的，反应堆发生蒸汽，转动汽轮机发电。
10·In most cases, heat from the nuclear reactions convert water into steam, which drives turbines that produce electricity.
大部分情况下，核反应产生的热量会将水转变为蒸汽，继而驱动涡轮机发电。