The Theory and Practice of BrewingCombrune, Michael
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The Theory and Practice of Brewing
Combrune, Michael
Brewing
212 Heat of boiling water.
40 Heat of air.
----
172
162 Heat of 3rd mash.
154 Heat of goods.
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162 Heat of 3rd mash. 8
40 Heat of air. 18,96
---- ------
122 48
12,00 Bar. of water. 72
------- 64
146400 8
15168 ------
---------- 15168
172)161568(9,45 Barrels of water to be made to boil for
1548 third mash.
------
776
688
------
888
860
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_Fourth Mash._
164 Heat of 4th mash.
158 Heat of goods.
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6
18,96 Volume of grist wetted.
164 Heat of 4th mash. -----
40 Heat of air. 36
------ 54
124 48
9,00 Bars. of water. 6
------- -------
111600 11376
11376 -------
-------
172)122976(7,14 Barrels of water to be made to boil for
1204 the fourth mash.
------
257
172
------
856
688
------
168
_Fifth Mash._
165 Heat of 5th Mash.
160 Heat of Goods.
----
5
18,96
165 Heat of 5th mash. -----
40 Heat of air. 30
---- 45
125 40
9,00 Barrels of water. 5
------- ------
114500 9480
9480
-------
172)123980(7,20 Barrels of water to be made to boil for
1204 the 5th mash.
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358
344
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140
The liquors of this brewing of brown beer must therefore be ordered in
the following manner:
Barrels of boiling water, 15-1/4 6 9-1/2 7 7
Barrels of cold water, 3/4 2 2-1/2 2 2
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16 8 12 9 9
Liquors, 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.
What in the brewery is generally called cooling in, must be settled for
this brewing according to the number of barrels of cold water specified
as above, the incidents hereafter to be noticed excepted.
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