Take a look at this video please
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rny4rPLIwfA]YouTube - Permanent wort chiller in boil kettle (keggle)[/ame]
The system is hooked up to the plumbing of the house and it will be circulating cold water through the chiller then out to the drain. The two pieces of copper you see will have 90 degree elbow joints with a quick disconnect sharkbite coupling incase I need to remove the chiller.
On the inside right/bottom there is a red cap. I was thinking to have a piece of copper come straight up and then connect to the cold side. Then cut the top part of the chiller to connect to the hot-out pipe on the left.
My questions/concerns is that the coil kinda bounces around a little and I was wondering how I coould add some ridigidity to it? Also I plan on leaving it in the keg during the boil. I was gonna add a hop bag during the boils so that they don't get all around the coils. Also I wanted to add a dip tube to the middle of the keg where the wort pools at the bottom
Thanks
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rny4rPLIwfA]YouTube - Permanent wort chiller in boil kettle (keggle)[/ame]
The system is hooked up to the plumbing of the house and it will be circulating cold water through the chiller then out to the drain. The two pieces of copper you see will have 90 degree elbow joints with a quick disconnect sharkbite coupling incase I need to remove the chiller.
On the inside right/bottom there is a red cap. I was thinking to have a piece of copper come straight up and then connect to the cold side. Then cut the top part of the chiller to connect to the hot-out pipe on the left.
My questions/concerns is that the coil kinda bounces around a little and I was wondering how I coould add some ridigidity to it? Also I plan on leaving it in the keg during the boil. I was gonna add a hop bag during the boils so that they don't get all around the coils. Also I wanted to add a dip tube to the middle of the keg where the wort pools at the bottom
Thanks