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To heat it I was thinking it sits in the trolley remove it then 2 in styrene foam then a large copper coil on top then the fermenter
Through the coil circulate hot water [of course thermostatically controlled ]
you could also insolate the container
Fermenter maybee
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Fermenter maybee
by Aussiedownunder01 » Mon Aug 25, 2014 9:46 am
Mate gave me this over the weekend food grade plastic 320 litres
To heat it I was thinking it sits in the trolley remove it then 2 in styrene foam then a large copper coil on top then the fermenter
Through the coil circulate hot water [of course thermostatically controlled ]
you could also insolate the container
To heat it I was thinking it sits in the trolley remove it then 2 in styrene foam then a large copper coil on top then the fermenter
Through the coil circulate hot water [of course thermostatically controlled ]
you could also insolate the container
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Re: Fermenter maybee
by Urrazeb » Mon Aug 25, 2014 3:06 pm
Or just drop an aquarium heater in it.. easy to get one that will handle 400lt :handgestures-thumbupleft:
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Re: Fermenter maybee
by Aussiedownunder01 » Mon Aug 25, 2014 5:44 pm
flamehawk wrote:What was it used for previously?
Nothing its new
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Re: Fermenter maybee
by Urrazeb » Mon Aug 25, 2014 9:17 pm
I'd be careful though mate.. if you have seen my green spirit post it had me buggered if I knee where it came from.
I have recently ran a wash that was a week old and it had a tinge of green to it.. the only thing it could possibly be is the drum I fermwnt in..
Still more testing to be done to say for sure but it's looking like all food grade are not created equal
I have recently ran a wash that was a week old and it had a tinge of green to it.. the only thing it could possibly be is the drum I fermwnt in..
Still more testing to be done to say for sure but it's looking like all food grade are not created equal
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