How to design the brewery equipment in a limited installation space
- Aug 16, 2023
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- tiantai
As a brewery equipment manufacturer, many of our clients planning brewery based on a limited premises. Designing beer brewery equipment to fit a limited installation space requires careful planning and optimization. Here are some pints may could help:
Define Equipment Requirements: Determine the specific brewing equipment you need based on your production goals and beer styles.
Utilize Vertical Space: Make use of vertical space by stacking equipment whenever possible. Consider tall fermenters, beer storage tanks or hot liquor tank etc to minimize the equipment's footprint. Or even making brite tanks or beer fermentes being stacked if ceiling height is big enough. But please ensure that the stacking arrangement adheres to safety regulations and allows for easy access.
Consider Multifunctional Equipment: Explore options for equipment that can perform multiple functions. For example, some brewing systems include mash/lauter tuns that also function as boil kettles, eliminating the need for separate vessels. Eg using a two vessel brewhouse equipment instead of 3 vessel or 4 vessel to save installation space. Or a combined 3 vessel brewhouse could also be a choice, means the Germany stacked type.
Efficient Pipe Routing: Plan the routing of pipes, tubing, and utility connections to minimize the space required and avoid unnecessary bends or detours. Use compact and flexible piping solutions to optimize space utilization.
Customized Solutions: If space is extremely limited, consider custom-built brewery equipment tailored to fit your specific space requirements. Work with equipment manufacturers or specialized contractors experienced in designing brewery equipment to create a solution that fits your needs.
2D or 3D Modeling and Simulation: Utilize 2D or 3D modeling software to create a virtual representation of your brewery equipment layout. This can help visualize the space utilization, identify potential issues, and make necessary adjustments before installation.
Consult Experts: If you're unsure about the design process or need assistance, consult with brewery equipment manufacturers, suppliers, or experienced professionals who can provide valuable insights and guidance.
Remember to prioritize safety, efficiency, and functionality when designing your brewery equipment in a limited space. Taking a meticulous approach and considering the specific needs of your operation will help you create an optimized and successful brewery setup.
Laura Hou
Sales manager
Tiantai Beer Equipment
[email protected]
Define Equipment Requirements: Determine the specific brewing equipment you need based on your production goals and beer styles.
Utilize Vertical Space: Make use of vertical space by stacking equipment whenever possible. Consider tall fermenters, beer storage tanks or hot liquor tank etc to minimize the equipment's footprint. Or even making brite tanks or beer fermentes being stacked if ceiling height is big enough. But please ensure that the stacking arrangement adheres to safety regulations and allows for easy access.
Consider Multifunctional Equipment: Explore options for equipment that can perform multiple functions. For example, some brewing systems include mash/lauter tuns that also function as boil kettles, eliminating the need for separate vessels. Eg using a two vessel brewhouse equipment instead of 3 vessel or 4 vessel to save installation space. Or a combined 3 vessel brewhouse could also be a choice, means the Germany stacked type.
Efficient Pipe Routing: Plan the routing of pipes, tubing, and utility connections to minimize the space required and avoid unnecessary bends or detours. Use compact and flexible piping solutions to optimize space utilization.
Customized Solutions: If space is extremely limited, consider custom-built brewery equipment tailored to fit your specific space requirements. Work with equipment manufacturers or specialized contractors experienced in designing brewery equipment to create a solution that fits your needs.
2D or 3D Modeling and Simulation: Utilize 2D or 3D modeling software to create a virtual representation of your brewery equipment layout. This can help visualize the space utilization, identify potential issues, and make necessary adjustments before installation.
Consult Experts: If you're unsure about the design process or need assistance, consult with brewery equipment manufacturers, suppliers, or experienced professionals who can provide valuable insights and guidance.
Remember to prioritize safety, efficiency, and functionality when designing your brewery equipment in a limited space. Taking a meticulous approach and considering the specific needs of your operation will help you create an optimized and successful brewery setup.
Laura Hou
Sales manager
Tiantai Beer Equipment
[email protected]
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