If you find that you're having a lot of trouble with only getting disappointingly low yields from your brewing process, you're experiencing a very common situation. Low brewing yields boil down to a lack of efficiency in the preliminary steps of brewing. Here are a few tips for increasing brewing efficiency and improving your beer brewing yield that you might not have known about.

Compared to shell and tube heat exchangers, plate heat exchangers have grown in popularity over the past few decades. Generally speaking, plate heat exchangers have higher heat transfer efficiency and occupy less space. These factors have helped spark brewery interest in plate heat exchangers as an alternative to shell and tube heat exchangers. There are two methods of cleaning plate heat exchangers: cleaning in place (done by circulating chemicals through the channels of the plate heat exchanger) or manual cleaning (removing the plates from the frame and using a pressurized water jet to clean the plates individually).

Oxygen Avoidance Measures During Fermentation and Filtration of Liquor1 Oxygen intake is strictly prohibited during the wine serving process of the fermented liquid and the post-storage period of the wine, and a stable CO2 wine storage pressure and a low wine storage temperature are maintained.

When beer is poured into a glass, the liquor will produce white and delicate foam, which is shaped like a beautiful white flower, so it is often called "the flower of beer". Generally, the foam of beer will last for 2 to 4 minutes, and some beer foam will last for as long as 5 to 6 minutes.