what is the difference between a boiler and a pressure cooker?
Answer Posted / sudip
If the capacity of the system is more than 22.4ltrs,it will be called boiler else it is pressure cooker.
A boiler is bigger and there some extra valves,where as in cooker,only relief and safety valve available.
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