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| 20HL beer brewery equipment beer manufacturing equipment for sale |
Fermention tank:
This series tank is composed by fermentation tank,beer storage tank/bright beer tank and yeast tank. We have specification of 100L,200L,300L,500L,800L,10HL,20HL,and we can also customize specification according to clients order.
1. Most of Fermention tanks are corn-shaped and can be used as beer storage tank.
2.All equipments are made of high quality stainless steel which meets the international food safety standards.
3.Adopt Polyurethane for thermal insulation with thickness of insulating layer over 60mm and intensity meets relatde standard.
4.Level and temperature of tanks are achieved by automatic or semiautomatic control.
20HL fermenting system
| Design Parameter | Design pressure |
| Tank body | 0.15MPa |
| Insulation | PU 80-100mm(keep cool) |
| Material | Inner 304/316L;Jacket 304; |
| Feet | 304 |
| Connection | In-outlet Tri-clamp,Flange |
| Finish type | Mechanical polishing |
| Polishing precision | Inner surface Ra≤0.4μm;Outer surface Ra≤0.6μm |
Fermenting vessel for fermenting wort
When the wort is first added to the yeast, the specific gravity of the mixture is measured. Later, the specific gravity may be measured again to determine how much alcohol is in the beer, and to know when to stop the fermentation.
Fermentation is the process by which yeast converts the glucose in the wort to ethyl alcohol and carbon dioxide gas -- giving the beer both its alcohol content and its carbonation. To begin the fermentation process, the cooled wort is transferred into a fermentation vessel to which the yeast has already been added. If the beer being made is an ale, the wort will be maintained at a constant temperature of 68 F (20 C) for about two weeks. If the beer is a lager, the temperature will be maintained at 48 F (9 C) for about six weeks. Since fermentation produces a substantial amount of heat, the tanks must be cooled constantly to maintain the proper temperature.
Fermenting vessels download
Exploring the Fermentation Process:
To begin, let's consider the four basic ingredients that make up beer:
Water
Starch source (malted barley)
Fermentation agent (yeast)
Flavoring (hops)
First, the barley grains are soaked and dried to form malt, and then the malt is boiled and mixed to convert the released starches into a sugary liquid called wort. After it is boiled with hops, and perhaps other flavorings, the wort is cooled down via a heat exchanger. Cooling is necessary to prepare the wort for the next stage of the brewing process, which is fermentation.
Fermentation is a process that involves converting sugar into alcohol. Such reactions usually occur in a closed tank that is under anaerobic conditions, with the timeframes varying depending on the type of yeast that is used as well as the fermentation temperature. Once the wort has been cooled to a temperature of less than 20°C, yeast is added into the mix and the wort starts to ferment. As the conversion takes place, we are left with a product that we can now refer to as "beer”.
When it comes to how fermentation proceeds, the yeast type, temperature, and initial sugar content all play an important role.
| Contact Alice Today! |
Ready to Get Started Building Your Dream brewery?
| 20HL beer brewery equipment beer manufacturing equipment for sale |
Fermention tank:
This series tank is composed by fermentation tank,beer storage tank/bright beer tank and yeast tank. We have specification of 100L,200L,300L,500L,800L,10HL,20HL,and we can also customize specification according to clients order.
1. Most of Fermention tanks are corn-shaped and can be used as beer storage tank.
2.All equipments are made of high quality stainless steel which meets the international food safety standards.
3.Adopt Polyurethane for thermal insulation with thickness of insulating layer over 60mm and intensity meets relatde standard.
4.Level and temperature of tanks are achieved by automatic or semiautomatic control.
20HL fermenting system
| Design Parameter | Design pressure |
| Tank body | 0.15MPa |
| Insulation | PU 80-100mm(keep cool) |
| Material | Inner 304/316L;Jacket 304; |
| Feet | 304 |
| Connection | In-outlet Tri-clamp,Flange |
| Finish type | Mechanical polishing |
| Polishing precision | Inner surface Ra≤0.4μm;Outer surface Ra≤0.6μm |
Fermenting vessel for fermenting wort
When the wort is first added to the yeast, the specific gravity of the mixture is measured. Later, the specific gravity may be measured again to determine how much alcohol is in the beer, and to know when to stop the fermentation.
Fermentation is the process by which yeast converts the glucose in the wort to ethyl alcohol and carbon dioxide gas -- giving the beer both its alcohol content and its carbonation. To begin the fermentation process, the cooled wort is transferred into a fermentation vessel to which the yeast has already been added. If the beer being made is an ale, the wort will be maintained at a constant temperature of 68 F (20 C) for about two weeks. If the beer is a lager, the temperature will be maintained at 48 F (9 C) for about six weeks. Since fermentation produces a substantial amount of heat, the tanks must be cooled constantly to maintain the proper temperature.
Fermenting vessels download
Exploring the Fermentation Process:
To begin, let's consider the four basic ingredients that make up beer:
Water
Starch source (malted barley)
Fermentation agent (yeast)
Flavoring (hops)
First, the barley grains are soaked and dried to form malt, and then the malt is boiled and mixed to convert the released starches into a sugary liquid called wort. After it is boiled with hops, and perhaps other flavorings, the wort is cooled down via a heat exchanger. Cooling is necessary to prepare the wort for the next stage of the brewing process, which is fermentation.
Fermentation is a process that involves converting sugar into alcohol. Such reactions usually occur in a closed tank that is under anaerobic conditions, with the timeframes varying depending on the type of yeast that is used as well as the fermentation temperature. Once the wort has been cooled to a temperature of less than 20°C, yeast is added into the mix and the wort starts to ferment. As the conversion takes place, we are left with a product that we can now refer to as "beer”.
When it comes to how fermentation proceeds, the yeast type, temperature, and initial sugar content all play an important role.
| Contact Alice Today! |
Ready to Get Started Building Your Dream brewery?
