A superheater increases the temperature of the steam for use in a turbine or an engine. Without the additional heat, a multi-stage turbine or engine will get moisture (water) in the lower pressure stages as the steam cools, causing erosion of the blades or cylinders.
The function of the super heater is to increase the temperature of the steam above saturation by utilising the heat from the flue gases.
Its function is to heat water for domestic use.
I am considering buying a gas water heater. How does a gas water heater work?
Yes, coolant has to flow correctly for the heater to function.
Ask the super for any troubles you are having.
Its function is to heat water for domestic use.
It controls the flow of water from the engine cooling system into the passenger compartment heater core.
A mains lead is the power cable for the strip heater. The mains lead is single-insulated.
A crankcase heater is a small eclectic heater that keeps the compressor oil at a relatively warm temp. This allows the oil to circulate in the system at lower temperatures.
Yes there is, but it only operates the high speed function.
I'm going to go way out on a limb here and guess "heating something". What exactly it's supposed to heat depends on what kind of heater it is.
The thermostat needs to be adjusted. Get the super to do it.