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Contains:
steam whistle
Often used in the same context:
furnace,
steam boiler,
heat exchanger,
water heater,
transformer,
flue pipe,
heating,
kiln,
compressor,
ductwork,
turbine,
scrubber,
stove,
air conditioning,
heater,
chimney,
immersion heater,
ventilation,
air conditioner,
evaporator,
cooker,
hydronic,
woodstove,
pipework,
condenser,
steam turbine,
piping,
chiller,
sprinkler system,
firebox,
precipitator,
dryer,
radiators,
convector,
ovens,
dehumidifier,
cogeneration,
flues,
insulation,
hob,
autoclave,
superheater,
hvac,
fryers,
cooling,
fireplace,
radiant heating,
plumbing,
double glazing,
blast furnace,
clothes dryer,
welding,
firebrick,
blower,
economizer,
arc furnace,
chimney stack,
floor joist,
potbelly stove,
electrical,
generator,
duct,
propane,
hoistway,
digestor,
filtration,
ventilating,
humidistat,
evaporative cooler,
dishwashing machine,
smokestack,
refrigerant,
contactor,
asbestos abatement,
biogas,
digester,
recirculation,
washing machine,
washer,
sprinkler,
ironer,
ballcock,
smoke detector,
clarifier,
pasteurizer,
coolant,
reactor,
airing cupboard,
dishwasher,
coker,
desulfurization,
kitchen,
compressed air,
pulverizer,
steam,
downpipe,
briquette,
valve,
catalytic cracker,
guttering,
combustor,
hotplates,
boilers,
burner,
engine,
oven,
furnaces,
tank,
drier,
grate,
burners,
freezer,
aerial,
heaters,
locomotive,
hearth,
tool,
condensing,
hydraulic,
inlet,
machinery,
rectifier,
suction,
blast,
cylinder,
equipment,
grinding,
smelting,
tire,
box,
disinfecting
More specific:
auxiliary boiler,
donkey boiler,
teakettle
Appears in the definition of:
auxiliary boiler,
donkey boiler,
escape,
escape cock,
escape valve,
injector,
live steam,
monkey bridge,
relief valve,
safety valve,
steam whistle,
water gage,
water gauge,
water glass
Part of:
heat,
heating,
heating plant,
heating system,
steam engine
More general:
pot,
vessel
Synonyms:
kettle,
steam boiler
Also try:
— Nouns for boiler:
tubes,
explosions,
pressure,
water,
no.,
compounds,
plates,
room,
makers,
rooms,
may,
more...
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