trimixdiver1
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lol, glad to hear you're a coner too. Yeah, things are different now. Very different. When did you get out?
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lol, glad to hear you're a coner too. Yeah, things are different now. Very different. When did you get out?
I just realized I'll be in pit next Tuesday and again Saturday. My wife's grandfather lives there. Also a navy guy but he was a WWII sailor. Turned 100 a few months ago.
I just realized I'll be in pit next Tuesday and again Saturday. My wife's grandfather lives there. Also a navy guy but he was a WWII sailor. Turned 100 a few months ago.
Where did you get the pnuematic valves? And what size tank are you supplying them with? I have been looking for a better solution than those crap 12 ball valves I have
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Where did you get the pnuematic valves? And what size tank are you supplying them with? I have been looking for a better solution than those crap 12 ball valves I have
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Trying to wrap my head around the pressurized boil kettle.
1. What is the benefit of boiling under pressure other than getting to boil faster?
2. How do you get the hops in while it's under pressure?
3. It looks like the little guy on top of the pressure gauge is the PRV. Are you concerned about that clogging with all the steam and other junk going through it during the boil?
What is the function of the conductivity sensor in your rig?
You got a vacuum sensor on the output of the mush tun to monitor stuck runoff?
No but I do have a float (analog) level sensor in the MT to alert on a stuck mash
No but I do have a float (analog) level sensor in the MT to alert on a stuck mash
How will that alert stuck mash?
If the level in the MT rises, suck mash. The system will maintain a constant water level.
Love your system. Can you tell me what brand/model level sensor you use?
Thanks.
I am
Maybe I'm missing something but how will a level sensor alert a stuck mash then?
Once I start sparging, both of my throttle valves ( sparge, and runoff to BK) will go to say 10% open. So water in will equal water out. At that point the water level in the MT will be monitored and the sparge throttle will maintain that level. When that level starts creeping up, that's when I will start to close the throttle valve to prevent a stuck mash. I will also be monitoring flow rate. I do have a nice DP sensor that I could install if this doesn't work as expected. I have brewed a lot of beer over 15 years, I'm not going to push runoff to save time. For me it's not about staying just inside the limits, it's about staying far inside the limits, if that means more time, then so be it.
I mean during mash recirculation not during sparge.
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