Case Study
Malting
Fermentation tank
Filtration
Inspection and Packaging
Preparation
Wort Conentration Control
Wort, the source of beer, is measured most commonly during the boiling process.
Fermentation
Fermentation Process Management
During fermentation, yeast converts most of the sugar in the wort to alcohol and carbon dioxide gas. Brix is used to determine when to stop the alcohol fermentation process.
Bottling
Pre-Bottling Final Check
A final check on the product before bottling is made to make sure it is within specifcations. Controlling the switch between various liquids can help reduce liquid loss.
Brix example
Beer measures about 4 to 5% Brix.
Case Study
Check for liquid switch
When switching to a new liquid on the production line, the concentration can be checked for whether or not it has been changed.
Cleaning Solution Concentration Check
Used to monitor appropriate concentration level of the caustic soda or peracetic acid used to sanitize the piping system.
Recommended
Products
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