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Definition of boiler
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of boiler is as below...
Boiler
(n.) A
strong
metallic
vessel,
usually
of
wrought
iron
plates
riveted
together,
or a
composite
structure
variously
formed,
in which steam is
generated
for
driving
engines,
or for
heating,
cooking,
or other
purposes..
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Fire
::
Fire (v. t.) To feed or serve the fire of; as, to fire a
boiler..
Fur
::
Fur (n.) The
deposit
formed
on the
interior
of
boilers
and other
vessels
by hard
water.
Boiler
::
Boiler
(n.) A
vessel
in which any thing is
boiled.
Locomotive
::
Locomotive
(n.) A
locomotive
engine;
a
self-propelling
wheel
carriage,
especially
one which bears a steam
boiler
and one or more steam
engines
which
communicate
motion
to the
wheels
and thus
propel
the
carriage,
-- used to
convey
goods or
passengers,
or to draw
wagons,
railroad
cars, etc. See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Breeching
::
Breeching
(n.) The sheet iron
casing
at the end of
boilers
to
convey
the smoke from the flues to the
smokestack.
Welt
::
Welt (n.) In steam
boilers
and
sheet-iron
work, a strip
riveted
upon the edges of
plates
that form a butt
joint..
Stoker
::
Stoker
(v. t.) One who is
employed
to tend a
furnace
and
supply
it with fuel,
especially
the
furnace
of a
locomotive
or of a
marine
steam
boiler;
also, a
machine
for
feeding
fuel to a
fire..
Float
::
Float (v. i.) The
hollow,
metallic
ball of a
self-acting
faucet,
which
floats
upon the water in a
cistern
or
boiler..
Generator
::
Generator
(n.) An
apparatus
in which vapor or gas is
formed
from a
liquid
or solid by means of heat or
chemical
process,
as a steam
boiler,
gas
retort,
or
vessel
for
generating
carbonic
acid gas, etc..
Mason
::
Mason (v. t.) To build
stonework
or
brickwork
about,
under,
in, over, etc.; to
construct
by
masons;
-- with a
prepositional
suffix;
as, to mason up a well or
terrace;
to mason in a
kettle
or
boiler..
Copper-bottomed
::
Copper-bottomed
(a.)
Having
a
bottom
made of
copper,
as a tin
boiler
or other
vessel,
or
sheathed
with
copper,
as a
ship..
Indicator
::
Indicator
(n.) A
pressure
gauge;
a water
gauge,
as for a steam
boiler;
an
apparatus
or
instrument
for
showing
the
working
of a
machine
or
moving
part.
Hydrostat
::
Hydrostat
(n.) A
contrivance
or
apparatus
to
prevent
the
explosion
of steam
boilers.
Bullary
::
Bullary
(n.) A place for
boiling
or
preparing
salt; a
boilery.
Vaporization
::
Vaporization
(n.) The act or
process
of
vaporizing,
or the state of being
converted
into
vapor;
the
artificial
formation
of
vapor;
specifically,
the
conversion
of water into
steam,
as in a steam
boiler..
Stoke
::
Stoke (v. t.) To poke or stir up, as a fire;
hence,
to tend, as the fire of a
furnace,
boiler,
etc..
Caldron
::
Caldron
(n.) A large
kettle
or
boiler
of
copper,
brass,
or iron.
[Written
also
cauldron.].
Manhole
::
Manhole
(n.) A hole
through
which a man may
descend
or creep into a
drain,
sewer,
steam
boiler,
parts of
machinery,
etc., for
cleaning
or
repairing..
Scale
::
Scale (n.) An
incrustation
deposit
on the
inside
of a
vessel
in which water is
heated,
as a steam
boiler..
Pitch
::
Pitch (n.) The
distance
between
the
centers
of
holes,
as of rivet holes in
boiler
plates..
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