1. Click the “Community” tab at the top of the Steam main page. 2. Click the “Collections” tab. 3. Click the “Create Collection” button in the top right corner of the page. 4. Enter a name for your collection in the appropriate box. 5. Click “Create Collection.” 6. Upload your video by clicking the “Add Media” button next to the “+Collection” button. 7. Select “Video” from the drop-down menu that appears. 8. Click the “Choose File” button and select the video file you wish to upload. 9. Check the box next to the “Make It Public” option so that your collection can be found in Steam searches. 10. Enter an appropriate title and description for your video. 11. Click the “Submit” button when you’re done. Once the upload is complete, the video will appear in your collections page.

It is against the Steam Subscriber Agreement to share your Steam account with someone else. By accepting the terms of the agreement, you acknowledge that you are the sole owner of the account and that you are not permitted to share the account or give any other user access to it.

To exit Steam on Windows 10, you can either open the Steam application and click the "Steam" tab in the top left corner, then select "Exit" or right-click the Steam icon in your taskbar and select "Exit."

Steam is produced in a thermal power plant by heating water in a boiler until it reaches its boiling point. The steam is then pumped through pipes that run through the turbine blades to spin them and generate electricity. The steam is then cooled and condensed back into liquid before it is recycled back into the boiler.

Yes, Dead Living Zombies is available for purchase on Steam.

1. The EPA's Maximum Achievable Control Technology (MACT) Rule: The EPA's MACT Rule requires power plants burning fossil fuels to install updated pollution controls known as Maximum Achievable Control Technology, or MACT. This rule applies to all types of electric generating units, including those fueled by coal, natural gas, oil, biomass, and other fuels. 2. EPA's Regional Haze Rule: The Regional Haze Rule, enacted by the EPA, is intended to reduce haze in certain designated areas. It requires sources of air pollution to reduce emissions of nitrogen oxides (NOx) and sulfur dioxide (SO2). It also includes specific requirements for certain electric generating units that have been identified as sources of haze-causing pollutants. 3. EPA's Mercury and Air Toxic Standards (MATS): The EPA's MATS Rule requires power plants to limit their emissions of mercury, acid gases, and other toxic air pollutants. This rule applies to all types of electric generating units, including those fueled by coal, natural gas, oil, biomass, and other fuels. 4. Energy Efficiency Program Requirements: Many states have established energy efficiency programs to reduce electricity usage and save ratepayer money. These programs include energy efficiency standards, which limit the amount of electricity that can be generated and consumed, as well as various incentives for installing energy-efficient equipment.

The efficiency of a steam power plant is highly dependent on its design and operational parameters, but for a modern steam power plant is typically around 33-46%.

1. Open your Steam client and select Steam > Settings. 2. Select Downloads and then click the Steam Library Folders button. 3. Click 'Add Library Folder' and select the new folder you would like to have as your Steam library. 4. Select the games you would like to move to the new library folder. Right click on the game and select properties. 5. On the Local Files tab, click “Move Install Folder” and then select the new Steam library folder. 6. Once the copying is complete, the game library folder should be updated to reflect the new location. You may need to restart the Steam client to view the changes.

Steam is produced when a liquid such as water is boiled or heated to its boiling point, when it reaches this temperature the molecules gain enough energy to move around and become a gas, known as steam. Steam can also be created by chemical processes, where substances are combined with controlled release of energy which causes them to become a gaseous, steam-like form.

Steam sterilization, or autoclaving, is a form of sterilization that uses steam under pressure to kill microorganisms. Autoclaving is a quick method of sterilization, and is often used in medical and laboratory settings. On the other hand, steam sterilization uses pressurized steam to penetrate fabrics and small, hard-to-reach areas, making it an ideal method for sterilizing instruments and tools. Steam sterilization requires significantly less time than autoclaving and is not limited to medical or laboratory uses.