A flash boiler, also known as a flash steam boiler, is a type of water heating equipment that rapidly converts water into steam. It specifically operates on the principle of "flashing," where water under high pressure is allowed to expand or "flash" into steam when the pressure is released. This process typically occurs in a controlled environment where water is heated to a point that it reaches a state where it can quickly convert to steam upon pressure reduction.
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