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User Manuals, Guides and Specifications for your Blichmann Engineering Therminator Brewing Systems. However during this short time, you might find some inconsistencies. We appreciate your patience during this time, as we look forward to continuing providing support throughout the brewing journey. DUE TO OUR QUICK SHIPPING TIMES, IF YOU REQUEST TO HAVE YOUR ORDER CANCELED PLEASE CALL IN AND LET US KNOW. THIS WILL MAKE SURE THE PROCESS HAPPENS BEFORE THE ORDER IS SHIPPED. Where did you hear about our products? Thank you for requesting a quote. Our objective is to design an optimally efficient and cost effective brewing operation while meeting each of your brewing and budgetary requirements. Thank you for the opportunity to serve you. In addition, we require at least one reference from a major homebrew supply wholesaler. You must become a registered distributor prior to placing an order. We sell at a discount to commercial breweries. However, we require a copy of your commercial brewing permit or application prior to providing a quote. Can I brew multiple batch sizes? It is possible to brew multiple batch sizes, for example 5 and 10 gallons, with the following sizes. For doing small mashes in a large pot, it is advised to use a thinner mash. This will help maintain temperatures and also allow the thermometer to read the mash. We do offer a thermometer hole plug so you can locate the thermometer at a lower position for smaller batches and the higher position for bigger batch size. Clad bottoms are great for cooking viscous foods like spaghetti or gravies, especially on an electric stove. While the clad bottoms look impressive, they add cost, but no real benefit, to the brewer. Why do I need a level gauge on every kettle? There are several reasons why we feel a level gauge is necessary on every vessel in your brewery. Consistency from batch to batch is all about repeatability and measurements. These measurements will also let you measure your system efficiency. Using a gauge instead of a bucket reduces errors and saves time. Initial fill, water chemistry adjustments. Initial fill, water adjustment, allows you to monitor static pressure on mash to prevent stuck mashes. Know when to stop lauter runoff and measure the initial and final fill for efficiency measurements. Knowing your gravity points early on allows you more time to correct any issues. Several caveats are important to note and special steps will need to be taken. When brewing smaller batches in the larger system you will encounter a thinner mash bed, which can lead to cloudier wort. We recommend at least 10 pounds of grain to avoid an overly thin mash bed. You should always maintain a minimum volume of 5 gallons in the bottom kettle at all times. We recommend at least 20 pounds of grain to avoid an overly thin mash bed. You should always maintain a minimum volume of 7 gallons in the bottom kettle at all times. Why does the little rubber valve keep slipping off? This is the most common source of the seat slipping off the clip. However, this precludes you from removing it for sanitizing. Why is beer spraying out of the elbow? You have crossed the beer and the CO2 lines. The beer goes into the smaller tube sticking out of the elbow. They should have these parts in stock. If not, they can special order them for you. You can also get replacement parts from the Blichmann Engineering Replacement Parts web site now. Why is the beer still foaming no matter what I try? CO2 in solution than is stable at the given pressure and temperature. Any change in pressure or increase in temperature will cause this excess CO2 to come out of solution, causing excessive foaming and gas bubbles in the beer line. There is no way to control the amount of CO2 entering the beer using this method! PSI for your desired carbonation level. Most homebrewing books contain carbonation charts. Do this several times per day until you have vented the excess carbonation. Our competitors talk about the quality of their sanitary welds and the skill of their welders. Because there is little oxygen in the weld, burning and porosity are greatly reduced but not eliminated. Subsequently, that design will have little variation in quality. Blichmann Engineering quality is very high, very repeatable, and absolutely free of any possible flaw. Why do commercial breweries use welded tanks and fittings? Due to the sheer size of commercial fermenters, they are made by welding rolled sheets of steel together. Because commercial breweries often utilize hot steam for sanitization, it is less of a problem even if a flaw is present. In extreme cases, these flaws can propagate through the wall of the tank and leak. The ferrule on a compression fitting locks in place on the racking tube and, as above, prevents a flow of oxygen to the surfaces under the fitting, which allows pitting and corrosion to take place. Unlike welded fittings, ours can be removed for easy cleaning by sanitizer, boiling or autoclaving. CIP c filexlib.
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