The Vital Role of Blow Down Separators in Preventing Boiler Damage - The Boiling Point

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[@boilerheroes]

Boiler hero here…. I didn’t know we’re not suppose to send steam water into drain… most building in nyc would do that now I won’t let them and teach them different

[@luciusbrutus13th]

Yes, let's not send 212° into a sewer drain...

[@nathanwilliams7315]

100° it's not pressurised