The document discusses priming, foaming, and carryover in boilers. Priming occurs when water particles carry over into the steam, lowering efficiency. It can be caused by high water levels, foaming, load fluctuations, or impurities. Carryover is when contaminants leave with the steam and can cause deposition. It results from incomplete steam separation in the boiler drum. Foaming forms unbroken bubbles on the boiler water from issues like dissolved solids, suspended solids, alkalinity, or oil contaminants. The document is authored by Md.Arifull Hoque Shaheen, a junior assistant manager in Bangladesh discussing these issues.