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The only reason I'm wondering is because I'm making a pot that is 22"dia. by 22" high and I want to make sure it's actually 36 gallons

I just tried the math and got it to 4220 in3 then used google to convert to liters

Is the cutaway pic supposed to show me dimensions?

50L kegs are 16"dia. by 21" height from what I found on google

I did the math on the dimensions of a 50L keg and kept getting 69L. What did I do wrong? Or is it just head room?

Maybe you didn't notice much of a difference because you didn't have any cladding outside of the insulation.. I don't know

I will be using the scraps that would normally be thrown out at work. It is roxul enter wrap 80 (http://www.roxul.com/products/industrial/roxul+enerwrap®+80). Then I'll be cladding over that with 14ga stainless.

I don't know why they call it a pvrb but that's what it says on our blueprints

That's what a PRVB is for............

I weld clad around the insulation every day I mean

Thanks! Ya I can do it without catching any of it on fire. I do it every day!

Btw it doesn't have to be ASME to be pressurized below 15psi.. None of our fermenters are or need to be.. They just need to sanitary!

Not an engineer. A welder/fabricator of craft brewing systems!

No. You never know what kind of scratches or any of the quality in the inside. There could be rust from plasma cutting sparks or burn through from welding without proper purging. Just buy a fermenter from the company I work for :P (specificmechanical.com)

So I've had this idea for a while of making a mash tun/ kettle all in one pot using BIAB or stainless basket. I make craft brewing systems as a career so this would just be smaller. I was wondering what people thought about insulating it. It's a 22" diameter by 22" tall flat bottom tank with a...

I'm not too worried about the cost because I know I can get the screen material for the bottom for about $8 and the side sheet material would be at the cost that the company I work for gets it for. I'm also not worried about it taking up space since I'm going to be making my own mash/kettle so I...

Nice! That looks similar to what I'm thinking except just use regular ss sheet for the sides and screen material for the bottom and just recirculating and sparking from the top using a spray ball

I could easily make a thing to push down the grains

So money is the only reason? Cause I could do it super cheap since my job is making brewing systems

Why couldn't I make a basket made of the same screen material as a false bottom instead of using a bag for my mash?