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Heh. I like your simple thinking :) but for my system i want everything stainless. all the beer pipes/water pipes will be 3/4" and 1" SS pipe and im using a PLC with temperature inputs as PID's so that i can control and view values/temps from a touch interface...

The price of a big SS pipe for me is irrelevant. I work at a Diary as an automations engineer and we throw away lots of used SS pipes in different diamaters and lenghts, and yes i was thinking of using water to exchange the heat. I have also taken pressure into consideration. That was just...

Hmmm.... yess.... That might work. I must be overthinking everything. I guess i was afraid of burning the wort or something. thanks anyway.

I was thinking of building a small HLT to sirculate the mash through so my idea was having something like a 3" SS pipe about 15" long and a 2500W element inside. Then having a small copper coil inside that 3" pipe with the heating element in the center. How long would i have to make this copper...

Good to know!

well lets say that ill just put a element in the boil tank. Then this will be more or less how it would look like. http://postimg.org/image/z4zfpkj99/full/ Does this look like something that could work? or am i way off? Any tips will be much appreciated.:mug:

Yes. that was what i was thinking. I have something like this http://www.ebay.com/itm/Silicon-Water-Boiler-Heating-Element-U-Shape-Heater-Heat-Tool-230V-2500W-/261561310955?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3ce644deeb but will this leave any burnt taste? or will the boil "stir" itself as bubbles...

Hello! im new to this forum and i though ill give it a try. I am currently building my first home brewery. and i work as an automations engineer at a diary so getting used automation stuff and stainless pipes is not a problem for me. so i though ill put it all to use and make something...