Keg calamity

[AJA]

Hi, currently fermenting in a corny keg my first time using a keg.
Unfortunately, for the first 36 hours since pitching the gas disconnect which attached to the spunding valve was not correctly seated, resulting in massive pressure buildup, probably well in excess of 50psi, but not enough for the prv to discharge.
I've now vented this pressure (at the expense of about 2l of beer, and a big mess), and it's now happily spunding at 10psi.
My question is, is the yeast irreparably damaged to the point I should repitch? I don't want to open the keg if I can help it as I don't want to beer to see oxygen preferably.
Thanks

 

[crowcrow]

Pretty sure it will be fine, is it still venting occasionally through the spunding valve now? I did my first brew in a corny at over 20psi for the full week and it was fine. I personally think yeast is pretty resilient.

 

[AJA]

To complete the loop on this, it was perfectly fine.

 

[The Baron]

Just call the beer "Hi Pressure" so it will be a HI P I
It'll be fine

 

[AJA]

Just call the beer "Hi Pressure" so it will be a HI P I
It'll be fine

Ha, I like that.

 

[Braufather]

To complete the loop on this, it was perfectly fine.

what yeast was it? Could be good to know for pressure fethe ting!

 

[AJA]

Budget US-05

 

[Braufather]

Nothing stops that workhorse from getting the job done eh!