in line aeration after CFC?

[nathan]

what have you guys done? I have a stone, pump, and hepa, would like to run it into something while flowing wort out of cfc, so it aerates in the tubing on the way to the carboy.

Anyone built something like that?

 

[Troubs]

I use a venturi tube. Only used it once but it seemed to do the job. Still trying to get it dialed in

 

[nathan]

I read that, but didn't see anyone working it out to use a hepa filter to keep the air clean.

 

[Iechyd Da]

I use this from morebeer, http://morebeer.com/view_product/16614/102281/Stainless_in-line_Oxygenation_Assembly_with_no_Barbs, it works well. I have it attached to a 10# O2 tank.

 

[nathan]

does that have a stone inside it? or is it just a way to hook up a hose for a gas supply on one end (the left end in the picture on their site).

 

[Bokonon]

Theres a thread about this here: https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/inline-o2-injector-76613/

I'm still putting mine together. I still need to find one piece to get mine together

 

[Iechyd Da]

does that have a stone inside it? or is it just a way to hook up a hose for a gas supply on one end (the left end in the picture on their site).

Yes it has a stone, you can buy it separate if you want.

 

[nathan]

hrm, $50 for the screw-in stone.
I wonder if that can be made with other cheaper parts (and I'm not worried Stainless Steel-only or anything).

 

[Bokonon]

hrm, $50 for the screw-in stone.
I wonder if that can be made with other cheaper parts (and I'm not worried Stainless Steel-only or anything).

In the thread I posted above beerthirty put the tube connected to the airstone through a 1/4" compression to 1/2" brass fitting that screws into a Tee.

He says his costs were $16 plus the airstone. I found most of my pieces at Ace, but they didn't have one piece so I need to check HD for that and I should be rockin

 

[nathan]

when you get yours together (all the parts at least), can you lay them out and give me a photo?