Which of the following is the best reason for opening the air cock when draining a water-tube boiler?
• Boiler draining procedures and why venting/air cocks are used • Effect of vacuum formation inside a closed container as liquid drains • Purpose of preventing damage or distortion to boiler components during cooldown and draining
• As water leaves an enclosed boiler, what happens to the pressure inside if no air can enter? • Which option focuses on pressure conditions inside the boiler rather than extra benefits like drying or cleaning? • When engineers talk about opening vents or air cocks on tanks or boilers, what problem are they usually trying to avoid?
• Identify which choice deals directly with preventing vacuum formation rather than side effects like drying or cleaning. • Check which option describes a normal safety practice in draining any large closed vessel, not just boilers. • Eliminate options that sound helpful but do not address the pressure balance inside the boiler.
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