RedGlass
Well-Known Member
I'm pretty sure this is a really stupid question, but I need to ask it anyway.
When I'm setting up a recipe in BTP, I see a bigger volume going into the kettle than the numbers account for. For example, a "Brewing Classic Styles" recipe has a 7 gallon boil and a 6 gallon final volume...yet when I set my numbers for a 6 gallon final, with 1 gallon evap. per hour and 1 hour boil...it tells me 7.25 should be going into the boil.
I can only think of 3 possible explanations:
1) There is some setting for trub loss or something that I cannot find and I need some guidance.
2) The software is calculating the .25 gal difference because the final volume is at 68*F and the kettle volume is at 212*F (That would really amaze me if there is a .25 gal difference between the temps).
3) I have absolutely lost my mind.
When I'm setting up a recipe in BTP, I see a bigger volume going into the kettle than the numbers account for. For example, a "Brewing Classic Styles" recipe has a 7 gallon boil and a 6 gallon final volume...yet when I set my numbers for a 6 gallon final, with 1 gallon evap. per hour and 1 hour boil...it tells me 7.25 should be going into the boil.
I can only think of 3 possible explanations:
1) There is some setting for trub loss or something that I cannot find and I need some guidance.
2) The software is calculating the .25 gal difference because the final volume is at 68*F and the kettle volume is at 212*F (That would really amaze me if there is a .25 gal difference between the temps).
3) I have absolutely lost my mind.