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The 14 pages that link to Boiler, each with the reason it gives.

• Combined heat and powerCompared with: A separate boiler can supply the heat that a CHP plant delivers as a co-product.

• Thermodynamic systemRelated: The flowing fluid can be bounded as a control volume receiving heat.

• Pressure vesselBroader topic: Boilers use pressure vessels to contain heated water and steam under operating pressure.

• CondenserCompared with: A boiler adds heat to create vapor, whereas a condenser removes heat to liquefy it.

• Steam locomotiveNarrower topic: The locomotive boiler is a specialized boiler designed for mobile steam production.

• Heating, ventilation, and air conditioningCompared with: Boilers provide heat but do not themselves manage ventilation or cooling.

• EvaporatorCompared with: Both can boil a fluid, but a refrigeration evaporator absorbs heat as part of a cooling cycle.

• Thermal power stationBroader topic: It supplies the high-pressure steam that can drive a turbine.

• Fossil fuel power stationRelated: Coal- and oil-fired stations use boilers to turn combustion heat into steam.

• CogenerationCompared with: A boiler supplies heat alone, unlike cogeneration's linked power-and-heat output.

• Central heatingRelated: In many central systems, the boiler is the shared source that heats the circulating medium.

• Micro combined heat and powerCompared with: A boiler supplies heat without producing electricity as a simultaneous product.

• Water heatingRelated: Boilers supply hot water or steam in buildings and industrial facilities.

• Sylvester H. RoperRelated: A compact boiler had to generate usable steam aboard Roper’s vehicles.