14.700 / 0.88 / 60 / 850 KJ = 0.3275 mf/tick (100 °C)
14.700 / 0.88 / 60 / 4850 KJ = 0.05474 mf/tick (500 °C)
so it shows how important it is to heat MF to max if possible. every temperature below costs you more MF. you can decide if it's cheaper to produce more mf or heat the mf higher. and a gearbox-circle-flow with lubricant still makes sense.
if this not enough you can use thermal expansion
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14.700 / 0.88 / 60 / 1000 KJ = 0.2784 refrigerant/tick (+50 °C)
14.700 / 0.88 / 60 / 106 KJ = 2.6265 steam/tick (+375 °C)
14.700 / 0.88 / 60 / 130 KJ = 2.1416 corn-oil/tick (+90 °C)