How big of the GWT should I use for my brewery system?
- May 20, 2017
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- beer
How big of the GWT should I use for my brewery system?
In our standard, if without Cold liquor tank, the capacity of the Glycol water tank generally is 2-2.5 times of the brewhouse. We have some reasons as below wiht such big capacity.
(1). The enough glycol water to ensure the hot wort could be cooled within about 40 min, you know it is one important step.
(2). Our standard Glycol water tank volume could support max 8-10 pieces of double batch fermenters or brite tanks. Many of our customers have small beer production at early stage.
But they prefer to expand their business in the future by adding more fermenters. So our glycol is enough for support the future fermenters as well.
(3). Sometimes customers may have many pieces of fermenters and brite tanks need cooling duirng the busy brewing days.
They may brew several batches per day, so after the wort was cooled by glycol water, the glycol water will with higher temperature than before.
If the glycol tank without enough volumn, the fermenters will have no enough glycol water for cooling down their temperature at the same time.
So we equip such big glycol tank in our standard.
Of course it is also available if you prefer to use a little smaller GWT at the beginning, but better not. As it will cost you more when you plan to expand your beer production in the future.
Edited by Laura
Sales Manager in Tiantai Company
Email: [email protected]
In our standard, if without Cold liquor tank, the capacity of the Glycol water tank generally is 2-2.5 times of the brewhouse. We have some reasons as below wiht such big capacity.
(1). The enough glycol water to ensure the hot wort could be cooled within about 40 min, you know it is one important step.
(2). Our standard Glycol water tank volume could support max 8-10 pieces of double batch fermenters or brite tanks. Many of our customers have small beer production at early stage.
But they prefer to expand their business in the future by adding more fermenters. So our glycol is enough for support the future fermenters as well.
(3). Sometimes customers may have many pieces of fermenters and brite tanks need cooling duirng the busy brewing days.
They may brew several batches per day, so after the wort was cooled by glycol water, the glycol water will with higher temperature than before.
If the glycol tank without enough volumn, the fermenters will have no enough glycol water for cooling down their temperature at the same time.
So we equip such big glycol tank in our standard.
Of course it is also available if you prefer to use a little smaller GWT at the beginning, but better not. As it will cost you more when you plan to expand your beer production in the future.
Edited by Laura
Sales Manager in Tiantai Company
Email: [email protected]
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