Which of the following statements represents the major difference between a boiler drum and a header?
⢠Function and purpose of a boiler drum in a marine boiler system ⢠Function and purpose of a header in a boiler tube system ⢠How design differences relate to connections with tubes rather than operating conditions
⢠Think about what a boiler drum does compared to what a header does in the steam/water circulation system. ⢠Consider whether the main difference is usually about operating conditions (like temperature) or about how tubes connect to each component. ⢠Ask yourself: which option describes a design limitation that would practically distinguish one pressure vessel type from the other?
⢠Be clear on the primary role of a drum (steam/water reservoir and separation) vs. a header (manifolding tube connections). ⢠Check which choice refers specifically to how tubes enter or penetrate the vessel rather than overall size or temperature. ⢠Eliminate any option that sounds like a general operating condition that would likely be similar for both components in the same boiler.
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