Vacuum Wort Boiling.
German factory ZIEMANN has developed a new equipment- vacuum wort boiling plant - for wort boiling with the goal to reduce a primary energy and to increase a content of coagulable nitrogen (cN) and thiobarbituric acid figure (TBAF). This equipment consists of flash evaporator, vapour condensator...
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| Language: | ces |
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Research Institute of Brewing and Malting, Plc.
2002-04-01
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| Series: | Kvasný průmysl |
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| Online Access: | https://kvasnyprumysl.cz/en/artkey/kpr-200204-0002_Chmelovar_s_vakuovym_odparem.php |
| Summary: | German factory ZIEMANN has developed a new equipment- vacuum wort boiling plant - for wort boiling with the goal to reduce a primary energy and to increase a content of coagulable nitrogen (cN) and thiobarbituric acid figure (TBAF). This equipment consists of flash evaporator, vapour condensator, vacuum pump, this plant is connected via By - Pass with wort pipe line. Obtained results at the rate of evaporated water 4 - 5 % and vacuum 0,06MPa (abs.) showed appr. 50 % primary energy saving, further increased foam stability, and improved wort composition (cN content, TBAF, and the other parameter). The next advantage is easy assembly and possibility to increase a brews number (brewery capacity).German factory ZIEMANN has developed a new equipment- vacuum wort boiling plant - for wort boiling with the goal to reduce a primary energy and to increase a content of coagulable nitrogen (cN) and thiobarbituric acid figure (TBAF). This equipment consists of flash evaporator, vapour condensator, vacuum pump, this plant is connected via By - Pass with wort pipe line. Obtained results at the rate of evaporated water 4 - 5 % and vacuum 0,06MPa (abs.) showed appr. 50 % primary energy saving, further increased foam stability, and improved wort composition (cN content, TBAF, and the other parameter). The next advantage is easy assembly and possibility to increase a brews number (brewery capacity). |
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| ISSN: | 0023-5830 2570-8619 |