-MG-
Well-Known Member
I had to give up home brewing for a little over a year and have become rusty. I took my keeper build and using it to store commercial kegs and running a trunk line I bought from beverage factory that is insulated with glycol line.
Im struggling a little bit with warm beer and a bit of foaming issue. Here are some details of my build:
14' trunk line with 5/16" ID lines
~8' 3/16" ID line (reducing couplers)
The tower is glycol cooled, and currently I have a corny keg full of water sitting in the keeper with a 400GPH pond pump for recirculating cold water for now, it produces a steady stream coming into and back from the beer tower which is also glycol fitted.
My keezer is currently at 35 F and have my PSI set to 11 PSI.
Thought my beers would come out better with this, however, I just poured a 10 oz glass through it and the temperature inside the glass (without pouring out), was 55 F.
I'm a little disappointed as I thought my cold water would do the trick.
I appreciate everyones help and thoughts.
Im struggling a little bit with warm beer and a bit of foaming issue. Here are some details of my build:
14' trunk line with 5/16" ID lines
~8' 3/16" ID line (reducing couplers)
The tower is glycol cooled, and currently I have a corny keg full of water sitting in the keeper with a 400GPH pond pump for recirculating cold water for now, it produces a steady stream coming into and back from the beer tower which is also glycol fitted.
My keezer is currently at 35 F and have my PSI set to 11 PSI.
Thought my beers would come out better with this, however, I just poured a 10 oz glass through it and the temperature inside the glass (without pouring out), was 55 F.
I'm a little disappointed as I thought my cold water would do the trick.
I appreciate everyones help and thoughts.