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网页2014年4月9日 · A brite tank AKA serving tank or secondary tank, is a vessel in which beer is placed after primary fermentation and filtering. Usually set to 32 degrees Fahrenheit, its used to clarify, carbonate and further mature a beer.
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网页Mar 4, 2015. #3. If you carb in the brites, you can serve off them. You just need to push make-up gas to the tanks to maintain carbonation and head pressure. You can carb and dispense from any tank with the right fittings and pressure ratings. IME, it is difficult to maintain temperature without glycol though.
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网页2020年12月23日 · If the finished beer is being transferred from the brite tank to kegs, the utility of the brite tank is greatly diminished. Limiting the amount of transfers you must perform to get the beer into its final package will produce better beer, so it would be better to skip the brite tank and go straight into the kegs from the fermenter.
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网页2009年8月23日 · So Im planning on buying a SS Brite tank. (W/ glycol chiller) Since Im trying to minimize footprint. Ive thought of serving straight from SS brite tank into a glass like a kegerator. Wondering if there’s anyone else doing the same. thnx
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网页2016年11月7日 · I only brew 5 gal batches so at the end I have about 6 gals of beer going into the 10 gal brite tank. The carb stone is set at the ~3.5-4gal marking so the beer at least covers the carb stone. I follow the burst carb method by burst carbing at 25-30psi for at least 24hrs then lower the head pressure to where I want the beer to be via co2 ...
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网页Mar 5, 2010. #2. Temperature is a concern. Your typical fermenter needs to run at 68-72, while you want your beer at 32 to get it to carb up properly. Additionally, commercial beer is meant to be as clear as possible, so the brite tank can be post filtration. Mostly, though, they're meant to be cold and hold pressure.
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网页2012年12月28日 · I am guessing 15 psi to maintain co2 in product and to be able to move the product into pressurised keg. I ask as I experienced low carbonation in my cider I dropped the brite to 5 psi from been set at 15 psi which must have released to much co2 as I pressurise my kegs before filling. Then vent them when …
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网页2010年12月1日 · 73. Location. San Diego. Jun 14, 2013. #3. I prefer to dry hop in a "bright" tank. Many commercial brewers will separate the beer from the yeast before dry hoping, I think sierra nevada dry hops in the fermenter. I have a separate keg that I add the hops to in a Stainless mesh bag, then purge with CO2 before racking from the fermenter into it.
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网页2018年8月2日 · This allows yeast to settle and harden throughout the lower surface area. 6. Can be used as a Firkin/cask ale device. Most home brewers go to a lot of expense for cask ales and firkin kegs, our Brite Tank allows a home brewer to hook up a beer engine, disassemble the PRV seal and use the small opening as the spile. 7.
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网页2012年5月2日 · A bright tank has an inner vessel where the beer is held with an outer jacket or shell. In between the inner vessel and the outer jacket there is a coil of tubing along with insulation that wraps around the tank that is in contact with the vessel. Glycol is recirculated thru the tubing to chill the vessel and maintain the temperature of the beer.