Water Boilers - Definition, Components, Working Principle, Types and Applications
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Components of Water Tube Boiler
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Water Tube Boilers FAQs
What is the other name of a water tube boiler?
The other name for a water tube boiler is a "shell boiler."
Which type of fuel is used in a water tube boiler?
Various types of fuels can be used in water tube boilers, including coal, oil, natural gas, biomass, and even solid waste.
Which oil is used in the boiler?
Different types of oil can be used in boilers, including fuel oil, heavy oil, diesel oil, and even vegetable oil in some specialised applications.
What is the melting point of the boiler tube?
The melting point of boiler tubes typically depends on the material used, but it generally ranges between 1300°C to 1600°C (2372°F to 2912°F).
How thick is a boiler tube?
The thickness of a boiler tube can vary depending on the application and specific requirements, but it typically ranges from 1.5mm to 12mm (0.06 inches to 0.47 inches).
Which gas is used in boilers?
Natural gas is commonly used as a fuel in boilers for heating and steam generation.