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| Pot [guo] furnace [lú]: consists of a pot and a furnace, the upper part of the water is a pot, the lower part of the heating is a furnace, and the integrated design of the pot and the furnace is called a boiler.
A boiler is an energy converter that uses heat or other thermal energy released by combustion of a fuel to heat a working water or other fluid to a certain parameter.
The boiler is divided into two parts: “pot” and “furnace”. "Pot" is a pressurized part that contains water and steam. It heats, vaporizes and separates water and water. The "furnace" is a place for fuel combustion or other heat release. There are combustion equipment and combustion chamber furnace and heat release flue. Wait. Both the pot and the furnace perform a heat conversion process, and the interface between the heat release and the heat absorption is called a heated surface. The boiler heats the water into steam. In addition to the pot and the furnace, there are auxiliary equipment such as frame, platform, escalator, combustion, slag, smoke duct, pipeline, furnace wall [1].
The "Special Equipment Safety Law" defines equipment that uses various fuels, electricity, or other energy sources to heat the liquid to a certain parameter and provide thermal energy through the form of an external output medium. A pressurized steam boiler with a water level volume greater than or equal to 30 L and a rated steam pressure greater than or equal to 0.1 MPa (gauge pressure); a pressure at which the outlet water pressure is greater than or equal to 0.1 MPa (gauge pressure) and a rated power greater than or equal to 0.1 MW Hot water boiler; organic heat carrier boiler with rated power greater than or equal to 0.1MW
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