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The conveyer pizza ovens I've seen had configurable speeds and temps on them, though nobody ever touched them. I always assumed it was for different altitudes.
by boomboomsubban 4y ago
The conveyer pizza ovens I've seen had configurable speeds and temps on them, though nobody ever touched them. I always assumed it was for different altitudes. So the tracker program likely already expects configurable times.
- toast0 4y agoI've seen similar controls on conveyor toasters, and seen conveyor pizza ovens in operation. If you really wanted to adjust the temperature/speed for a particular item, you'd need to leave a gap before and after that item (or group of that items, I guess), and that would ruin your throughput. You really want everything to cook at the same temperature and the same speed. Or you need multiple pipelines, one for each temperature and speed.
- boomboomsubban 4y agoAdjusting for a particular item is nearly impossible, but an oven somewhere like Denver might have a different configured speed and temperature than an oven in Texas.
- bombcar 4y agoI've seen a pizza place where they had two different speed ovens, one was for the simple pizzas and the other was for more complicated/thicker ones.
- function_seven 4y agoBack when I worked in a pizza place, we solved this same issue by just pushing the pie in further (for thin), or by yanking one back to the start after a couple minutes (for well-done requests). In the second scenario, prep guy would put an empty screen behind the pizza to reserve the space.