Steam Generator VS. Steam Boiler. Steam and water vapour are actually the same. The term 'Steam' is used more along with the process application, whereas the term 'Vapour' or 'Vapor' is the theoretically used general term for gaseous matter generated from liquid (or solid) phase. Water and steam are often used as heat carriers in heating
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kg/cm2G is used to raise dilution steam temperature to slightly above superheat, preventing condensation along the dilution steam piping. MP steam is also used in dilution steam generator reboiler as the heating medium. Blowdowns from furnace steam drums
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In some steam drum designs, water level is extremely critical because the baffling may isolate a generating section of the boiler when the steam drum water level falls below a certain point. Thin-lipped bursts also occur in superheater tubes when steam flow is insufficient, when deposits restrict flow, or when tubes are blocked by water due to a rapid firing rate during boiler start-up.
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