Which device is responsible for controlling the flow of city water into the boiler system?

The device that is responsible for controlling the flow of city water into the boiler system is the City-Water Make-up Actuator. This actuator is specifically designed to manage the addition of make-up water into the boiler system, which is essential for maintaining the proper water level and pressure required for efficient boiler operation.

When water is lost from the system, whether due to steam losses, leaks, or the natural tendency of water to evaporate, the make-up actuator detects this change and regulates the intake of city water. This ensures that the boiler has enough water to operate safely and efficiently, preventing issues such as low water levels that can lead to overheating or damage.

Other devices mentioned, although they play important roles in a boiler system, serve different functions. The condensate pump is used to transport condensate water back to the boiler, while the pressure reducing station is designed to manage the pressure of incoming water or steam. The boiler vent valve is primarily a safety mechanism that releases excess pressure from the system. Thus, the City-Water Make-up Actuator is the essential component for controlling city water inflow into the boiler system.