Steam is a byproduct of the steelmaking process. It is a key form of energy widely used in many industrial and commercial applications for purposes such as heating, electricity generation, and cleaning. High-quality steam is crucial for ensuring process efficiency, equipment performance, and operational safety. Steam pressure, temperature, and purity are important indicators determining its suitability and efficiency. This dataset is compiled from multiple data sources. The dataset describes input amounts in electric arc furnace steelmaking: approximately 0.35 kg of scrap steel per kg of steel produced (of which 0.23 kg/kg steel is nickel-containing scrap), and approximately 0.5 kg of nickel pig iron per kg of steel produced.