Which of the following should process technicians look for when maintaining a boiler?

A. Temperature gradient
B. Burner balance
C. Smoke at the boiler stack
D. All of the above


A. Incorrect. Process technicians should look at the temperature gradient.
B. Incorrect. Process technicians should look at burner balance.
C. Incorrect. Process technicians should look for smoke at the boiler stack.
D. Correct. Process technicians should look at all of the above items.

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