Vessel gas generation

It should be steam generated by the drum. It generally refers to the process by which a boiler converts energy into steam through heating from a heat source (which can involve utilizing the heat released during fuel combustion or various waste and residual heats in industry).

It is that the reactor relies on saturated water for heat transfer, which generates steam as a by-product

The drum is a component of a boiler; water from the outside is heated inside the boiler until it reaches saturation, after which it enters the drum where steam and water are separated to produce steam.

Use the preheating of high-temperature flowing substances to convert deionized water from a liquid phase to a gas phase

The concept of a steam drum refers to the change in pressure resulting from the circulation of water, which causes either a decrease or an increase in pressure. It can also be understood as a change in pressure that occurs when gas and water combine; the air and water molecules present at extreme pressures increase the gas pressure, leading to the formation of pressure clusters once the pressure reaches a certain level. In the industrial sector, a drum tank is a type of industrial equipment capable of withstanding the air pressure and water level pressure generated by a steam drum. The drum, also known as the boiler drum, is the most important pressure-bearing component in natural circulation boilers, and it is primarily used in medium-pressure, high-pressure, and subcritical boilers for power generation. (Baidu) Regarding steam generation, it generally refers to steam; steam can be superheated steam or saturated steam, and the design is carried out based on the customer’s requirements.