what is the difference between a boiler and a pressure cooker?
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Answer Posted / abdul hameed
1. Boiler has only Safety Valve. Pressure cooker has Safety
valve & Relief valve.
2. At constant pressure, Volume of steeam can be varried in
Boiler. Whereas in Pressure cooker volume is constant.
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