Which district does the steam heating network belong to?

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The steam heating network is primarily used to power steam turbines; it has many users and involves a large area within the plant. There is a lot to discuss in this regard. In which area should we have the discussion?

Reply #22009-02-18

“\"Steam\" should fall under \"utility systems\", so it needs to be in the \"Utility Systems Technology Exchange Area\", but I’m not sure which specific sub-forum that is. Since there are separate sections for \"water\" and \"electricity\" related to utility services, no corresponding section for \"gas/vapor\" was found. This post was last edited by echommm on 2009-2-18 10:31]

Reply #32009-02-18

For now, I think you can go discuss it in the boiler room...

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