Innovation in Food Engineering
Different heat sources for precise results
What is combined heat?
Combined heat refers to ovens that integrate several forms of heat transfer within a single chamber. Rather than relying solely on convection, radiation or conduction, they combine these mechanisms for more comprehensive, technically controlled baking.
In our continuous steel band ovens , heat is transferred through:
Forced convection: hot air actively distributed by fans.
Thermal radiation: from the oven roof and the upper and lower thermal plates.
Indirect conduction: through contact between the product and the preheated metal belt.
This approach provides more precise thermal control and stability for products with fluid batters, delicate structures or flat formats requiring tightly controlled baking.