convert immersion chiller into a fly sparge.

[Julohan]

So I upgraded my wort chiller. Will this Compact 8" Copper Immersion Wort Chiller :: Midwest Supplies Homebrewing and Winemaking Supplies be okay to use for fly sparging? I am thinking of just drilling holes on the bottom.

 

[springer]

would be rather large don't ya think? it would work but I think you would be better served if you used a some cooper or cpvc pipe.

 

[GilaMinumBeer]

Not to mention a waste of $60+

 

[Julohan]

Maybe I will just try to sell it

 

[OMJ]

Maybe I will just try to sell it

or you could use it as a pre or post chiller thats what I did with mine when I upgraded recently

 

[BrewBeemer]

So I upgraded my wort chiller. Will this Compact 8" Copper Immersion Wort Chiller :: Midwest Supplies Homebrewing and Winemaking Supplies be okay to use for fly sparging? I am thinking of just drilling holes on the bottom.

I like their add about chills to 80 degrees in 12-15 minutes, what volume are they chilling and the water temp thru the chilled, 34 degrees F?.
Nice, no numbers to work off except your $60 is now theirs.

 

[LoganAz]

I like their add about chills to 80 degrees in 12-15 minutes, what volume are they chilling and the water temp thru the chilled, 34 degrees F?.
Nice, no numbers to work off except your $60 is now theirs.

Yeah I'd like to see them use that out in AZ these days. I just took a temp reading off my kitchen faucets cold side...

10:55 AM
97 degrees F

and only getting hotter :rockin:

 

[Arkador]

I see alot of people turn ICs into a coil in the HLT to make a HERMS as well.

 

[arturo7]

Yeah I'd like to see them use that out in AZ these days. I just took a temp reading off my kitchen faucets cold side...

10:55 AM
97 degrees F

and only getting hotter :rockin:

That is flippin' crazy!! Guess you don't need much hot water in the shower.

 

[david_42]

Guess you don't need much hot water in the shower.

I've got a sister on the west side of Tucson. They can't take showers in the summer. They have to draw a bath and let it cool off.