Steam generators are an important part of any plant that produces steam. They use steam to turn turbines, which produce electricity. Steam generators are usually installed in power plants near the boilers where the steam is produced. A steam generator takes in air and heats it up until it becomes saturated with water vapor. The vapor is then turned into high-pressure steam by the turbine. This high-pressure steam is then used to turn the wheels of a power plant's main engine. Steam generators need regular maintenance to keep them running smoothly. This includes checking for cracks in the boiler tube and ensuring that all parts of the generator are working properly. In addition, they may need to be replaced if they start to give off too much heat or smoke.
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