Post Time: 19 November 2018
The steam jacketed kettle is constructed in the form of a hemispherical shaped shell usually made of stainless steel that is comprised of an inner kettle and an outer jacket. Steam flows through the space between the outer and inner pans and causes heat to pass through the inner pan, by conduction, to the solution that is to be cooked. The pan can be tilted so that the product can be poured out.