Steam Boiler

A vessel in which water is boiled to generate steam. An industrial boiler usually consists of a system of parallel tubes through which water passes, suspended above a furnace.A boiler is a steel pressure vessel in which water under pressure is converted into steam by the application of combustion. In other words, it is simply a heat exchanger which uses radiant heat and hot flue gases, liberated from burning fuel, to generate steam and hot water for heating and processing loads.The use of steam boilers in HVAC systems include water heating, sanitation, cooking, waste energy utilization, and central heating. Fire-tube boilers are used to warm the air which is transferred to the rooms of a house or warehouse. They are fixed with ductworks.