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What does “vestibule” mean in a boiler system?

2008-01-09View Original

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"What does “vestibule” mean in “Furnace vestibule, cage walls, Furnace arch, Vestibule Floor, Furnace, vestibule, cage roof, Furance Hopper, Economiser Hopper Casing”? In the dictionary, terms like “front ear,” “front hall,” “forecourt,” “room in front of the kiln,” and “entrance hall” all seem a bit awkward; it seems they imply some kind of \"buffering\" function. I would appreciate some guidance from those who know more about this. This post was last edited by wwyyhbmt on 2008-1-11 at 09:49
Reply #22008-01-09
In the dictionary, “furnace vestibule” has only one definition: the pre-chamber of a furnace. For reference.
Reply #32008-05-23
furnace vestibule: pre-furnace chamber

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