The amount of water evaporated in kg per kg of fuel burnt in a boiler is called the ______________ of a boiler ?

Correct answer: A. Evaporative capacity

  • A. Evaporative capacity
  • B. Evaporation efficiency
  • C. Thermal efficiency
  • D. Steam load

Explanation

Evaporative capacity is the mass of water converted into steam per unit mass of fuel burned, usually expressed as kg/kg of fuel. Thermal efficiency is instead the ratio of useful heat output to heat supplied by the fuel.

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