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This document describes various types of food service equipment used in commercial kitchens, including ovens, ranges, griddles, broilers, steamers, fryers, tilting pans, mixers, cutters, slicers, and food processors. It provides details on the functions and advantages of convection ovens, combo-ovens, microwave ovens, reconstituting ovens, steam jackets kettles, and various cooking and food preparation appliances used for mass food production.
Quantity kitchen equipments
This document provides information about various types of commercial kitchen equipment used to prepare large quantities of food, including ranges, ovens, broilers, grills, deep fryers, tilting skillets, steam-jacketed kettles, steam cookers, mixers, food cutters, slicers, and food processors. It describes the basic functions and operation of these pieces of equipment, and provides some dos and don'ts for safely using each type.
microwave heating
Microwave energy is a unique energy source which allows short processing time, save energy and space and often better quality products.
Steam power plant
Steam power plant, thermal power plant, coal handling plant, Ash handling plant, Feeders, Stokers, burners
Furnaces
The document discusses different types of heat treatment furnaces. It describes batch furnaces, which are manually loaded and unloaded, and continuous furnaces, which have an automatic conveying system. Some common batch furnaces include box, car, elevator, and bell furnaces. Pit furnaces heat long objects vertically. Salt bath furnaces submerge parts in molten salt for heating, while fluidized bed furnaces use gas-fluidized particulate for heating.
Industrial oven
The document discusses considerations for buying an industrial oven, including cost, maintenance, and safety. Cost depends on whether the oven uses gas or electricity, with electrical being more expensive to operate. Proper maintenance of all systems is important for safety. Ovens should comply with NFPA safety standards to avoid injuries. Different types of industrial ovens are described for various heating applications.
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Industrial heaters are devices used in various industries to generate and maintain heat for processes and operations.
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