Benson (once-through, supercritical) boiler: typical steaming capacity. Choose the approximate rate of steam production commonly associated with Benson boilers in standard references and exam data.

Difficulty: Easy

Correct Answer: 135 tonnes/h

Explanation:

ConceptThe Benson boiler is a once-through, high-pressure (often supercritical) water-tube boiler. Standard objective-type references commonly quote a typical steaming capacity around 135 tonnes per hour for benchmark problems.

NotesAlthough practical designs may span a wide range, 135 t/h is the widely accepted figure for textbook MCQs.

Final Answer135 tonnes/h

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