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The definition and inspection application of boiler,

2009-03-09View Original

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Now I have encountered a problem and I need everyone’s selfless help.: We are a company that produces styrene. We need to heat low-pressure steam (0.4MPaG, 157℃) to (150kpaG, 835℃). The furnace is heated by an open flame, and the steam comes from the pipe network. Should this furnace be classified as a boiler? If it doesn't belong, then I beg you to give me a formal reason (preferably supported by standards or norms). If it belongs to a boiler, please give the reason, or a formal definition of a boiler, and explain what kind of boiler it belongs to. Thank you, I will wait online because I am wanted by the Technical Supervision Bureau:'(
Reply #22009-03-09
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