In a properly designed and maintained steam engine, the steam that exits the cylinder is condensed back into water and returned to the boiler without any loss. This is known as a closed-loop system, where the same water is used repeatedly to create steam and drive the engine. However, in practice, there can be some loss of water due to leaks or evaporation, which may require additional water to be added to the boiler to maintain the proper level.
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