tavernpuzzler
Member
Sorry if this has already been brought up and shot down, but I didn't see this idea when searching HBT.
What if you were to let the yeast ferment in a high pressure container and have that hooked up to an empty CO2 tank. As the pressure builds where the yeast are, it would also build in the tank to be filled. Everything would have to be able to handle the 1000 psi or so pressure.
A couple concerns:
1. Moisture content in the CO2 going in to the CO2 tank being filled.
2. Is there a pressure that yeast cannot survive in?
Any thoughts on the feasibility of this?
What if you were to let the yeast ferment in a high pressure container and have that hooked up to an empty CO2 tank. As the pressure builds where the yeast are, it would also build in the tank to be filled. Everything would have to be able to handle the 1000 psi or so pressure.
A couple concerns:
1. Moisture content in the CO2 going in to the CO2 tank being filled.
2. Is there a pressure that yeast cannot survive in?
Any thoughts on the feasibility of this?