Selection of compressed air pipelines in the food industry

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Is it necessary to use food-grade stainless steel for the entire pressure air pipeline when compressed air is used to shock powdered foods? ? Are there specific standards for food-grade stainless steel pipes? So how is it represented?

Reply #22018-04-04

If food-grade materials are not used, a corresponding precision filter needs to be installed at the interface; the cost can be calculated

Reply #32018-04-04

It is recommended to check GB4806.9-2016~~

Reply #42023-07-07

No mandatory requirement is specified; stainless steel is a type of iron-carbon alloy.

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