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The operating temperature is the temperature of the steam that is produced by the boiler. The operating temperature will depend on the type of boiler and the application's steam load. For example, a boiler with a steam load of 1250 lb/hr may require an operating temperature of 350°F. The operating temperature should be taken into consideration when selecting a boiler for the application.

Once the steam load, operating pressure, and operating temperature have been determined, the next step is to select the correct size boiler for the application. The size of the boiler is typically determined by the size of the steam load and the operating pressure and temperature. For example, a boiler with a steam load of 1250 lb/hr and an operating pressure of 15 psi and an operating temperature of 350°F may require a boiler with a capacity of 1500 hp.

When selecting a boiler for your application, it is important to consider all of the factors that will affect the size of the boiler. By taking all of these factors into consideration, you can ensure that you select the correct size boiler for your application and that it will operate efficiently and cost-effectively.