What is the difference between industrial furnaces and boilers?
Hot water or steam generated in the boiler can directly provide necessary energy for industrial production and people's life, but also by the steam power device is converted to mechanical energy, or through the generator converts mechanical energy into electrical energy. Hot water boilers are called hot water boilers. They are mainly used in daily life, and are also used in industrial production. Steam generating boilers are called steam boilers, often referred to as boilers. They are used in thermal power stations, ships, locomotives and industrial and mining enterprises.
A boiler is a mechanical device for heating water into hot water or steam by the use of heat from fuel or other sources of energy. The original meaning of a pot is a water container heated by fire. The furnace is the place where the fuel is burned. The boiler includes two parts, the cooker and the furnace.
Industrial kilns and industrial furnaces are collectively referred to as industrial furnaces. Industrial furnaces mainly refer to devices that heat materials by combustion reactions.
