Which of the following actions, if any, should be taken if the water gage glass on a steaming boiler breaks?
⢠Function and purpose of a water gage glass on a steaming boiler ⢠Immediate safety concerns when a boiler loses visible indication of water level ⢠Normal position and purpose of gage glass cutout valves and associated automatic checks
⢠If the gage glass suddenly breaks while the boiler is under pressure, what is your most urgent safety concern: controlling firing, feedwater, or securing the broken part? ⢠Without a working gage glass, can you safely continue relying on automatic features alone, or must you take a positive manual action? ⢠Which option directly addresses the source of steam and water escaping from the boiler when the glass is broken?
⢠Identify which listed action will physically stop or isolate the flow of steam and water through the broken glass connection. ⢠Consider whether relying on automatic checks alone satisfies safe operating practice when a critical indicating device fails. ⢠Verify which valves or controls are specifically associated with the gage glass assembly versus general boiler firing or feedwater systems.
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