Food grade steam

Intplm. · April 24

I have been watching / reading a lot of info about steam being used in Breweries. Thank you @RayWohlfarth . But I have always wondered if there is a standard for food grade steam?

Proofers in bakeries, bagel shops and brewing etc. come in contact with steam from a boiler. What I have seen inside boilers in my day hasn't been very appetizing.

Is there such a thing as food grade steam?

Erin Holohan Haskell · April 24

@Intplm. here's an article about steam boilers used in food-processing applications (specifically bakeries): https://heatinghelp.com/systems-help-center/steam-boilers-in-food-processing-applications/

SlamDunk · April 24

In the pharmaceutical world, you can use a sst boiler, with sst welded pipes. Or, an ordinary cast iron boiler operating at high pressure that goes thru a heat exchanger aka clean steam generator. The clean side of the heat exchanger has purified water that is converted into clean steam to go to the drug manufacturing or autoclave.

Intplm. · April 24

https://forum.heatinghelp.com/discussion/comment/1799986#Comment_1799986

Thank you @Erin Holohan Haskell I couldn't find this in the search bar. Great story.

nicholas bonham-carter · April 26

Here is a description of a heat pump steam boiler:—NBC

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-68687140

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