120 degrees or so. The highest water temperature in the pressure cooker is generally around 120℃, and the specific maximum temperature depends on the pressure that the pressure furnace can withstand, because each pressure corresponds to the saturated water temperature. The higher the pressure, the higher the temperature. The simplest thing is that the pressure on the plateau is low, the boiling water temperature is less than100, and the boiling water in the ordinary plain has100 at one atmospheric pressure, and the specific pressure corresponds to saturation.

120 degrees or so. The highest water temperature in the pressure cooker is generally around 120℃, and the specific maximum temperature depends on the pressure that the pressure furnace can withstand, because each pressure corresponds to the saturated water temperature. The higher the pressure, the higher the temperature. The simplest thing is that the pressure on the plateau is low, the boiling water temperature is less than100, and the boiling water in the ordinary plain has100 at one atmospheric pressure, and the specific pressure corresponds to saturation.