A steam boiler is a heating system comprising a boiler to create steam, a network of pipes to distribute the steam and radiators that receive and contain the steam to heat various rooms. A gas or oil burner is the mechanism used to heat water to the boiling point to create the steam for distribution throughout the system. A modern steam boiler circulates water around a heat source through a series of passages or tubes. Boiler operation is regulated by a pressure gauge, regulator, pressure-relief valve and low-water cutoff monitor. Most steam boilers include an automatic feed that supplies more water as it is needed.
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