What is the boiler?

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What is the boiler?

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A boiler is a closed vessel in which water or other fluid is heated to generate steam or hot water.

Boilers are used in various industries for heating purposes.
They work by transferring heat from a fuel source to the water or fluid inside the boiler.
The generated steam or hot water can be used for heating buildings, powering engines, or industrial processes.
Boilers can be fueled by various sources such as natural gas, oil, coal, or biomass.
Examples of boilers include steam boilers, hot water boilers, and electric boilers.

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According to IBR 1923 act, Boiler is a closed vessel(heating vessels) which capacity must exceeds 22.75 ltr and which generate steam under pressure.

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Boiler is water converted to steam by using heat.

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Steam engine

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Boiler is close vessel in which the heat is produced by combustion of fule is transfer to feed water to generated steam. Boiler is a heat exchanger.

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