Heating surface definition

Heating surface means the heating surface determined by the boiler manufacturer and recorded in the manufacturer's data report or by rules established by the board for a boiler if the manufacturer's data report is not available or the boiler is not stamped with its heating surface.
Heating surface means, in respect of any steam boiler, the total surface of all plates and tubes exposed to heat on one side and in contact with water on the other, measured on the water or fire side, whichever is the greater, and excluding the heating surface of any economiser and super heater connected thereto;
Heating surface means the manufacturers designed heating surface of a boiler, or in the absence thereof, the area of all surfaces of a boiler to which heat is applied for the purpose of raising the temperature of water or steam;

More Definitions of Heating surface

Heating surface means any part of the surface of a boiler that is in contact with liquid under pressure on one side and the products of combustion on the other side; « surface de chauffe »
Heating surface means the heating surface determined by the boiler manufacturer and recorded in the
Heating surface means the heating surface determined by
Heating surface means any part of the pressure boundary of a boiler that is in contact with a fluid under pressure on one side and the source of heat on the other side as calculated on the surface having the greater radii if the surface is curved.
Heating surface means any part of the surface of a boiler or thermal liquid heating system that is in contact with fluid under pressure on one side and the products of combustion on the other side;
Heating surface means the surface area of a boiler or pressure vessel that transfers heat, as determined under section 46;

Related to Heating surface

  • Pervious surface means an area that releases as runoff a small portion of the precipitation that falls on it. Lawns, gardens, parks, forests or other similar vegetated areas are examples of surfaces that typically are pervious.

  • Surface waters means water on the surface of the ground where water does not usually accumulate in ordinary watercourses, lakes, or ponds. This includes any waterborne objects.