Dry Goods Cycle - Vacuum Drying
The load is preconditioned with alternating vacuum and steam pulses, then heated to an exposure temperature between 110°C and 135°C. The exposure temperature is maintained for a specified period, after which rapid drying begins with fast exhaust and pulling a deep vacuum.
Dry Goods Cycle - Vacuum Drying with Air Pulses
The load is preconditioned with alternating vacuum and steam pulses, then heated to an exposure temperature between 110°C and 135°C. The exposure temperature is maintained for a specified period, after which drying begins by fast exhaust, vacuum and air pulses which are highly effective in removing moisture from the load. The air pulses can also be heated to further aid the drying process.
Solution Cycle - Gravity Air Removal with Ramped Exhaust
The load is preconditioned with steam pulses before heating to an exposure temperature between 110°C up to 135°C. The exposure temperature is held for a specified time period followed by a gradual exhaust ramping to cool the load back to ambient temperature.
Solution Cycle - Air Over-Pressure with Jacket Water Cooling
The load is preconditioned with steam pulses, then heated to an exposure temperature between 110°C and 135°C. The exposure temperature is maintained for a specified period, after which the cooling phase begins by injecting air at a pressure equal to that inside the product container to prevent damage or deformation. To accelerate cooling, cold water is introduced into the chamber jacket.