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What is the difference between a steam generator and a waste boiler?

2021-12-08View Original

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What is the difference between a steam generator and a waste boiler?
Reply #22021-12-08
Waste boilers are generally used to generate steam from waste heat; they fall under the category of heat recovery systems and are also considered steam generators.
Reply #32021-12-08
A waste heat recovery unit is a device designed for recovering residual heat; it consists of various components such as steam generators, steam drums, rising and descending pipes, valves, pumps, and economizers. The steam generator is just one type of heat exchange equipment among these components

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