Why saturated steam is used for processWhile superheated steam not?

Saturated steam is preferred for many industrial processes because it contains a consistent temperature and pressure, which makes it effective for heating and maintaining specific thermal conditions. It also has a high latent heat of vaporization, allowing it to transfer more energy during condensation, which is essential for efficient heat exchange. In contrast, superheated steam, while at a higher temperature, lacks the latent heat benefits and may lead to uneven heating or damage to equipment due to its dry nature. Thus, saturated steam is more suitable for applications requiring precise thermal control.