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Nooor

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I used BSG amylase with corn weat at 170f to 150g ph 6 4gm /gal it doesnt work at all for more than 3 hrs
 
At 170F you have denatured the enzyme. It needs cooler mash to work. From BSG:

"In mashing, Fungal α-amylase is active up to 60°-65°C(140°-149°F) and has optimal activity in the range of 52°-62°C (125°-144°F). The enzyme is completely deactivated above 70°C (158°F)."
 
Strange thing happened when i dropped 10 kg of white sugar to 40 litres of water then added 70gm fermax yeast nutrient the sg dropper to 1.1 from 1.2
 

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