Types of steam produce by boiler

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Boilers produce two types of steam: saturated and superheated.

Saturated steam is produced when water is heated to its boiling point and vaporizes with no further increase in temperature.
Superheated steam is produced when saturated steam is heated above its boiling point, resulting in a higher temperature and energy content.
Saturated steam is commonly used for heating and power generation, while superheated steam is used in industrial processes such as turbines and engines.
Boilers can also produce wet steam, which is a mixture of saturated and liquid water droplets.
The type of steam produced depends on the boiler design, fuel type, and operating conditions.

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