What is another word for fireboxes?
Pronunciation: [fˈa͡ɪ͡əbɒksɪz] (IPA) 
Fireboxes are the designated chambers for fuel burning in boilers, stoves, and furnaces. These devices require a receptacle for the controlled burning of fuel which generates heat to extract energy. In the absence of fireboxes, heat production can go astray, leading to destruction. Synonyms for fireboxes include combustion chambers, hearths, furnaces, and kilns. Fireboxes come in various types, including water-tube, fire-tube, and locomotive fireboxes. On the other hand, cremation ovens, pizza ovens, and bread ovens also have fireboxes. Flame enclosures, combustion cells, and fire pits also can serve as alternative synonyms for fireboxes where fuel burning is necessary for heat production.
