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~HOW TO BUILD AN ATMOSPHERIC STEAM STERILIZER~ W/ FARM3R
    #27440759 - 08/24/21 10:16 AM (2 years, 5 months ago)

Hello! I want to show you how I built my steamer. Its a simple twist on the SHROOMSISAY01 build.


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The main difference being that I'm utilizing the steam to sterilize in not 1 vessel, but 4, and maybe more hear soon. As well as utilizing silicone hose and garden fittings. It did take a few trials which I will also go over.
First and foremost you will want to read THE SHROOMSISAY01 BUILD. Let me also say I couldn't have done this without not only his help obviously, but a huge thank you to deadmandave for being such a huge resource since I've joined this community (he helped me wire it), as well as my dad and grandad (who if werent around I probably wouldnt know the difference bwtween a screw and a nail and a amp and a volt. There is a parts list on SHROOMS THREAD, and if anyone has any questions there are plenty of people around here with steamer experience with brains for the pickin.


I was steaming with propane. A pain and expensive, but it did the trick, even with some kinks, it was alot of power, and kind of dangerous. You can see ghe steamer still on the burner in this pic

First things first, we needed power. Luckily we had a open 50amp breaker we got installed for our RV we used to live in, the system itself takesablut 23 amps. Dont have 25 amps? You could probably run half of my setup off of a 2300watt(ish) setup on a 15 amp breaker. (Check your electrical math)

Dont fuck around with electricity or you might regret it more than I did. This is actually from a heater and extention cords!


So my dad taps into the 50 amp line, breaking off a 25 amp line, which we run to behind the garage and start making a headboard to attach all the components.


He works on wiring the board while I work on getting the holes drilled into the main vessel to attach the componets into the drum. We have a 5500w hot water heater, a low water cutoff sensor that will kill the whole system if it drops below that point, the tempurature probe and out float valve which will keep the water at a set level.

The main vessel build is exactly what you would expect from a standard steamer. Similar models from Bubbas Barrels are $3000  not including shipping. I got the barrels from a scrap yard, 4 for 45. Silicone tube was like 150 for 50ft i think, parts were probably 2-300, insulation another 50 between the boards and spray foam. I can fit about 600lbs of hydrated substrate between the 4 vessels.

Which brings me to my twists. The difference vetween my steamers and others I've seen is that I'm able to utilize the steam between multiple vessels, nearly quadrupiling production. Another option would be to skip thr 55gallon drums and do this to a stock tank, which I will do after we take our next step forward. Anything you do to these drums could be replicated with another metal container. Ive even considered making a steam shed, which I could roll entire racks into, this will actually probabpy ve whats next.


Above I've attached 3 silicone hoses to the lid.


I found the silicone on amazon ((LINK) Compared to black iron tube, I know theyre not permanent, but for the price, manueverability during startup, and general durability just based on the last 6 months, i would say they are a good option
I made the attachments with simple brass garden hose clamps.

Now ive done this several ways to try and maximize efficiency.
Originally I had all the hoses feed from the top of the main vessel, directly into the bottom of the other 3. What happened here is water would pool in the bend of the hose beneath the other vessels, causing it to block and not recieve steam. I mediated this by drillijg a small hole in the hose at the bend, it did work, better with propane, I assume because of the added btu force.
I then tried feeding the steam through the top of the recieving vessels, didnt work well, it would not make its way to the bottom.
I then tried feeding the steam through the top and bottom, which worked about as well as feeding it through tue bottom....
Then!




I tried feeding it through the side on the bottom, pretty much as low as possible on the side, also ensuring the hose doesn't have a bend for water to puddle. This worked great!
I used bricks and some 1/2" square link fencing for a false bottom in the additional vessels. I wrap the edges of the fence in foil to keep it from puncturing bags.
I use bricks and a bbq grill(not pictured) for a false bottom on the main vessel
Prior to feeding the steam like this the 3 vessels were much more inconsistent, usually varying from 20-40 degrees farenheight, anywhere from 160-200. Now they stay much more even, usually at 200, esspecially with the insulation theyre more even throughout the individual vessels as well. See pictures of readings at bottom of threadd.

I had to drill a couple 1/3(about) inch holes in the bottom to allow the water inside the vessel to drain. (See above pics.)
I made all the holes with metal holesaws, I'll have to double check but i think a 3/4" is perfect for the garden hose and then a 1/2" inch for the probe and low water cutoff, then a 1" for the actuap float valve, im really glad i invested in a small holesaw set, they are very nice. Drill slowly or you risk tearing the metal. And if you fuck up a hole silicone plug stoppers work well with silicone around the edges to fix holes. I even gorilla taped some holes on both sides then rubbed silicone over the tape to make a seal on some, works well!

I also have several rubber/silicone/Orings/ grommets I've gone through for sizing.
I used O-Rings and plumbing tape to secure the floatvalve from leaks. Ive found standard sized hose leak grommet things that go on the inside of the hose, can also be stretched around the threads to prevent leaks when using them to connect the hose fittings to the barrels and lids.

Essentially what you do for all of the hose fittings is:
1. Drill the hole to fit snug with the male hose end fitting, the male end will go through the inside of the barrel or through the inside of the lid. Put the male end through either.
2. Put a silicone hose gasket, thats meant to go inside the female fitting, on the outside around the threads of the male. The silicone gasket should be holding the male fitting between the barrel at this point.
3. Get a female hose attachment, doesnt hurt to have a gasket inside, and attach that to the male piece that has been placed through the hole. Bam! You know have a place to attach the silicone hose!


I was using weldless bulkheads, then ran out, tried the garden hose method and its treated me great! Much cheaper and easily available.
And I'll retake this picture becuase sadly its all I've got right now and I'll need to make a list of a couple I'de like to add.
But here you can see the difference in connecting to a bulkhead vs a gardenhose attachment


I redid this several times in a couple months, thats why the pics are inconsistent even.

Whats great about this is i can use the main vessel in conjuction with any additional vessel as I see fit.
Because I added these valves on the main lid that I can close or open as necessary, they can also work as a relief vent.


I insulated with 2" foam board, made a couple circle cuts for the lid. Used spray foam to hold it all together and fill in the cracks. Its pretty messy but I was in a rush and have been plans for the next build. I also used hot water heater tube insulation to insulate the hoses.




GASKETS FOR BARRELS!
Ive ordered cheap gaskets off amazon, but youll need to thouroughly sand and clean the area it will need to be attached to and use high quality high temp silicone and let it cure for 48 hours.
Or you can order gaskets that go around the barrels from bubbas barrels but they are kind of expensive.
You can also use wax paper, but it will need to be replaced every few uses.


I have also encountered problems with bags in the main vessel blocking the hoses, I have used ceramic plates and bricks to remedy this.

Before buiding this I had alot of questions about how efficient this would be. And I still do a bit. Just a few weeos ago i actually found a well made video by someone going over the variables that would make truly maximizing steamers output much morr understandable. In this video he goes over how btus corelate to steam production as well as vessel size
From Oak and Spore in Australia, this guys great



And to tell you the truth have I made all my calculations and did all that stuff? No.
But my blocks colonize and fruit just swell.


Honestly I've been running it for 30 hours, just because I have little room for the steam to pass since its so packed, they are 12lb bags, about 52 on average. I may experiment with 24 and even less, but I need to do a run with a probe in a bag so I can see where the temps are at, I plan on feeding a wired probe through the bottom, where I  assume its coolest, and track steam until 212f. I cant risk a run right now.
And actually as you can see here, after checking ive realized, my barrels are closer to 190. Which I have noticed before
I havent found this an issues with 5-7lb blocks for 24 hours or 12lb blocks for 30, the main vessels is always 212. Removing a vessel would most likely make 2 and the main one 212, but this works for me.





If you'de like to learn more about how steamers work I suggest you look into Atmospheroc Steam Sterilization AS WELL AS Super Pastuerization, Stamets has some good info in his books (which you can find for free online and evne on this wevsite i believe.) As well as threads on this site as well. Without pressure it takes much longer to sterilize. If you are unfamiliar with srerility assurance levels (SAL) I also suggest becoming familiar with that. Put simply sawdust and wheat bran is "cleaner"(has a lower bioburden) than grain, so it is easier to sterilize, making steamers a better option for bulk production. Although people do use steamers for grain spawn it can be inconsistent and for me has tended to contain minimal amounts of bacteria even at 30 hours.

Additional pictures..


I hope someone can see this a utilize it in someway. I couldn't imagine not having all this space for production, we rely on it alot at this point. I couldnt imagine having to do 3 or 4 seperate runs and mixes just eto do what we do on a weekly bases. I hope someone will see this and make a bigger steamer than they thought, and grow more mushrooms than expected.


Ive used this successfully for months.

Thank you all. Much love.

KEEP FARM3N!!
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Re: ~HOW TO BUILD AN ATMOSPHERIC STEAM STERILIZER~ W/ FARM3R [Re: Farm3r]
    #27442478 - 08/25/21 12:53 PM (2 years, 5 months ago)

I am confused as to why the temp probe is on the bottom of the drum. That is where your temp will be the hottest. Could you please explain? I may be missing something here. I believe the temp probe should be as close to the top of the drum as possible and still be able to get the lid on. Good job my friend keep up the good work and thanks for sharing!! I would hook up a restable KWH meter so you know how much it cost you to run it each time this is the one I used...

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32924210663.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.27424c4dZt5pjK

No more guessing how much it costs to sterilize your sub if you have a KWH meter.


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Re: ~HOW TO BUILD AN ATMOSPHERIC STEAM STERILIZER~ W/ FARM3R [Re: SHROOMSISAY01]
    #27442497 - 08/25/21 01:08 PM (2 years, 5 months ago)

Its just to keep the water boiling on the main vessel. Its actually in the water, and I wondered about that when I was installing it.
And I will probably get one of those, pretty neat!

Glad you could chime in!


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Re: ~HOW TO BUILD AN ATMOSPHERIC STEAM STERILIZER~ W/ FARM3R [Re: Farm3r]
    #27442527 - 08/25/21 01:28 PM (2 years, 5 months ago)

I think that will give you less steam because as soon as it reaches the set temp it will cut off your element. I am just trying to help I am not downing your work. Actually, I think your work is pretty amazing!! I am glad I could be a part of it. Thank you for the acknowledgment.


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    #27442596 - 08/25/21 02:23 PM (2 years, 5 months ago)

Maybe I will try running it through the top. I figured the bottom would be the coolest because heat rises, but I guess its right next to the element and that could cause an issue or?

Very much appreciated good sir! Without you I dont know what I would be doing, really!
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    #27442712 - 08/25/21 03:45 PM (2 years, 5 months ago)

I understand the thought but remember the heat has to go through all your bags and it loses heat trying to heat up your bags so by the time it reaches the top it has lost a lot. After some time it will equalize and it will be the same.


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    #27442834 - 08/25/21 05:54 PM (2 years, 5 months ago)

Looks like I got a little project! That's great, I love trying to make things better.


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    #27442913 - 08/25/21 06:55 PM (2 years, 5 months ago)

You can leave the probe and just put another one on the top or you can look at my tek I give links to rubber stoppers just in case you cut a hole and need to seal the said hole. I guess it just depends on which is cheaper.

I would suggest this to mount the probe...

https://www.brewhardware.com/product_p/pcomp4.htm

they are expensive but they will last you a lifetime and make it very easy. Worth every penny in my opinion.


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    #27442923 - 08/25/21 07:06 PM (2 years, 5 months ago)

I used one of those per your tek! They work great! All the work you put into that build has been priceless to me.


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    #27442937 - 08/25/21 07:22 PM (2 years, 5 months ago)

I am glad it helped. It took a lot of time to put together. Although it should be redone to make it easier to understand. I should just put things together in different sections. Instead of having a color code. But it is what it is at this point.


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    #27443049 - 08/25/21 08:52 PM (2 years, 5 months ago)

Ha I think its great.

You know i was rethinking it and the reason I put the probe in the water was I figured I could set it to 212 and it would keep the water boiling no matter what.


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    #27443064 - 08/25/21 09:02 PM (2 years, 5 months ago)

Yea but your PID won't be working like that. It will constantly be on. Boiling water is 212F and it won't go above 212 or at least not by much so since it will never reach the desired temp your element will constantly be on and it will try to give more power to reach the desired temp. I have mine set to 208F that way it just cycles a little to keep it at 208F. It costs me $1.80 each time I run a cycle because my element is not at 100% all the time. Now that I think about it your element should still cycle at 212 but I would set it blow the boiling point. You just need it to steam not to boil.


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    #27443526 - 08/26/21 08:43 AM (2 years, 4 months ago)

I was thinking the probe should be in one of the downstream barrels but idk, that night make the element work harder than necessary. It's also possible that with three barrels your element is just going to be on all the time regardless.

I like your build farm3r. I wish I had the space for even one more barrel. I might make a little sterilizing shed outdoors like you have. Main problem is getting enough juice to it.

If you go back to take more pics could you snap a photo of the risers what keep your bags off the bottom? Mine is a p.o.s. and I need to do something different.

Also I'm very glad that you sorted out the temp fluctuations in the different barrels. That's good info and will save someone time for sure.


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    #27443562 - 08/26/21 09:15 AM (2 years, 4 months ago)

I will go take some more pics now that its unloaded today also.

And you know another thing I've thought about is adding another drum on top of a drum, or even just another container. Esspecially combining 2 plastic drums would be alot more feasible and you wouldnt have hardly any heat loss from traveling through tubes.
What if you got another plastic barrel, with no lid, insulated the edges and found a way to secure it upside down on your existing barrel? So the steam Would rise from your existing one directly into the upper vessel? And you could even mod the second one to be smaller if you wanted, maybe even cut it in half. Make some sort of gasket to go around the rims and maybe some latches to secure it? So the second upside down container Would almost be like a lid, and you could have a relief at the top. Idk. Hopefully that makes some since ha.
I thought About maybe doing something like this just to fit a few more blocks without having to add another barrel.

And yes I figured my element runs constantly, but thats fine considering how much im able to produce I think.

I do need to get that thing shrooms reccommended to track power usage, I would even like to hook one up to my humidification and hvac systems just so i can be more accountable.


Glad you chimed in also dave! Both of you have been tremendous help in starting this farm. My appreciation is endless.


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    #27443768 - 08/26/21 12:19 PM (2 years, 4 months ago)

Deadmandave this is what I used it is really nice and works perfectly. It is not tall enough but just buy galvanized pipe the height you need to raise it and slide them over the legs it is expensive but it is a one-time buy. Especially if you use a tube of 100% silicone and mix with mineral spirits and paint the grate...

https://www.amazon.com/Onlyfire-Round-Outdoor-Campfire-Cooking/dp/B01HB8VP2K/ref=sr_1_3?crid=2JCPNWXOJQLTA&dchild=1&keywords=fire+pit+grate+22+inch+round&qid=1630001660&sprefix=22%22+fire+grate%2Caps%2C181&sr=8-3


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    #27443914 - 08/26/21 01:48 PM (2 years, 4 months ago)



Adding to OP as well.


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    #27443944 - 08/26/21 02:05 PM (2 years, 4 months ago)

What is the third pic is that for steam to travel to other drums?

Also, I forgot to mention the way I see it the temp probe should be in the last drum at the very top as we discussed. If you have the probe holders in say the last two drums if you do not need to use the last drum it would be a quick switch from the last drum to the second to last barrel if you do not need to use all the space. That way you won't have to use all the drums if you do not need them.


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    #27444013 - 08/26/21 03:09 PM (2 years, 4 months ago)

Ya, and the first one is for recieving.



I was kind of thinking that too!


Ill have to try moving the probe when i get time.



I also set it to 218 tho honestly tho so...?


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    #27444043 - 08/26/21 03:40 PM (2 years, 4 months ago)

If it is set to 218F it is always getting full power no need for the PID.


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    #27444054 - 08/26/21 03:48 PM (2 years, 4 months ago)

Well then I have it maxed out. Although I have 2 1/3"  relief vents in the bottoms of my vessels kind odfclose to the steam intakes. And im almost wondering if I plug one my vessels will be hotter. I put my reliefs that the bottoms of the vessels figuring the coolest air would leave first, but maybe its pulling steam out as it enters... they also act as drains.
I could insulate more also, and ive also thought about feeding 2 hoses into each vessel, idk it seems to work fine for now, my next setup will probably be a steam shed.


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