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Simple answer is: No, a Bakers Pride Convection Oven baking pizza does not produce grease laden vapors. Grease laden vapors are a result of the cooking process, the product being heated/cooked and the temperature the product is heated to. Grease laden vapors are easily recognized, observe a deep fat fryer or grill while cooking its products and you will see grease laden vapors, look at the grease extraction filters and you will see condensate grease, check the grease cup and you will see it has grease from the extraction process inside. Pizza and its toppings, for example, heated in a convection oven, either chain belt or cavity type, do not produce grease laden vapors. The pizza and toppings are not heated near the vaporization point of grease, approx 425F. If it was you will see grease laden vapors condensate on the oven door and leaking onto the floor below. Keep in mind that if the core of pizza dough is heated beyond 212F the finished dough product would be like a cracker. Pizza convection ovens, both conveyor and cavity type, are not manufactured with grease troughs and collection devices, which is further proof that convection ovens are not a grease generating appliance and does not require NFPA96 protection. The NFPA 96 Standard is the document that describes the need for and how to protect cooking equipment that generate grease laden vapors and that might be a source of ignition of grease. Pizza toppings fresh out of the oven will not light when exposed to a torch nor will they support combustion. In the case of convection ovens cooking pizza, both the lack of grease laden vapors and the source of ignition are lacking. To date the industry standard is to equip the convection oven with a Type II - heat/steam hood above the oven. The Type II hood is not applicable to the NFPA 96 standard and are not required to be protected with fire suppression equipment, etc. The NFPA 96 Standard, section A.10.1.2 does not list convection ovens as an example of cooking equipment that produces grease laden vapors. Consult with a competent fire science professional and they should be able to verify your lack of grease laden vapor generation.
Equipment that generates grease-laden vapors typically includes commercial kitchen appliances such as deep fryers, griddles, and ovens. These devices often cook food at high temperatures, leading to the production of vapors and aerosols that contain grease. Proper ventilation systems, including hoods and filters, are crucial to manage these vapors, reducing the risk of fire hazards and maintaining air quality in the kitchen. Regular maintenance and cleaning of this equipment are essential to ensure safety and efficiency.
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Commercial exhaust hoods enhance kitchen safety and the standard of air in the kitchen by removing smoke, grease, heat, and noxious fumes from the kitchen environment. This is because exhaust hoods prevent the risk of fire in the kitchen by removing grease-laden vapors.vapours
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