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The drop header keeps water from getting into the system, and allows for more expansion and contraction of boiler sections. This results in "dry" steam being fed to the system, which is steam at its most potent.

Steam exits the boiler through piping referred to as the steam header. The header also serves as a reservoir that feeds steam to the individual heating circuits. The steam header must be large enough to virtually eliminate pressure drop between the boiler and the beginning of the circuit.

A fluid distribution header is characterized by an inlet on one end, a drain on the other end, with multiple outlets on the sides. Typical fluid distribution headers are manufactured from a piece of pipe or bar and feature welded or threaded end connections.

Pressure = 176.2 psig. Temperature = 184.5 °C. [Steam Property Calculator] => Specific Enthalpy = 336.7 btu/lbm. Inlet Energy Flow = Specific Enthalpy * Mass Flow. [ Inlet Energy Flow = 19,432 = 336.7 btu/lbm * 54.7 klb/hr ]

The combustion chamber is the component of the boiler where the fuel is burned to heat the water. The chamber contains the burners and is designed to provide a very safe area for high-temperature combustion of volatile fuel.

Header is a thick wall pipe with large diameter connected to a large number of heating surface tubes with relatively small diameter (see Fig. 5). The headers are arranged at the inlet and outlet of tube-bundle heat exchangers.

First, double-click anywhere in either the header or footer region of a page to make those regions active. The header/footer region becomes active and you'll see a new ?Design? tab show up on your Ribbon with controls for dealing with headers and footers. On that tab, select the ?Different First Page? option.

Changing height of header or footer by dragging Click View > Page Layout to entering Page Layout view.Then dragging the top margin up or down as you need to change the height of the header. If you want to change the height of footer, dragging bottom margin to resize. Click Page Layout > Margins > Custom Margins.

Select Insert > Header or Footer. Select one of the built in designs. Type the text you want in the header or footer. Select Close Header and Footer when you're done.

Your document should not have a running header that appears at the top of each page.