dry steam

British  

noun

1. steam that does not contain droplets of water

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Example Sentences

The production also contacted oil rigs in northern Alberta in order to track down specially designed dry steam trucks that would work in colder weather.

From Los Angeles Times

Thermoblocks and thermocoils can also produce consistent water temperature and consistent dry steam, permit highly compact espresso machine designs, are more energy-efficient and are less expensive.

From Seattle Times

The matriarch of a Hani ethnic group family, she oversees the operation of the family’s tea plantation and packing plant, which still uses age-old methods to pick, roast, dry, steam and pack the precious tea.

From Washington Post

Once dry, steam or lightly press it.

From The Wall Street Journal

Boilers could reach temperatures exceeding 1,050ºF and pressures above 3,200 pounds per square inch, turning water into dry steam.

From Forbes