Counter flow wort ciller
Counter flow wort ciller
So does anyone us one, do they like it, can it double as a herms coil. I was looking at this one http://www.williamsbrewing.com/STAINLES ... P3452.aspx. from Williams brewing. Looks like I could easily fit in my system.
Brandon Franklin - The other Franklin
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Lee has a copper one he likes and uses for his HERMS.
Matt Franklin
Slappy Brewing North
On Tap:
American IPA
Strata Hazy IPA
Dr. Lee Orval
American Strong Ale
Friend of the Devil Belgian Golden Strong
Imperial Stout
Slappy Brewing North
On Tap:
American IPA
Strata Hazy IPA
Dr. Lee Orval
American Strong Ale
Friend of the Devil Belgian Golden Strong
Imperial Stout
Re: Counter flow wort ciller
That's cool I was thinking of doing the same thing already have pumps and other goodies plus with this I don't have to worry about my immersion coil
Brandon Franklin - The other Franklin
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https://m.flickr.com/#/photos/33275630@ ... 224465695/
I love using my CFC as a heat-exchanger for heating (mash) or cooling (post-boil). Do not try this with a plate chiller. The tube-in-a-tube style is damn near impossible to clog, which is very important when you're pushing grain chunks through it at the beginning of the mash.
I love using my CFC as a heat-exchanger for heating (mash) or cooling (post-boil). Do not try this with a plate chiller. The tube-in-a-tube style is damn near impossible to clog, which is very important when you're pushing grain chunks through it at the beginning of the mash.
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That's is exactly why I avoided the plate filler, and went tube in tube. Easier to clean and less likely to clog.
Do you have any issues with it being mounted sideways and cleaning?
Do you have any issues with it being mounted sideways and cleaning?
Brandon Franklin - The other Franklin
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No. Post-boil I pump water to rinse then recirculate PBW or Oxy for 20 mins. I mounted the CFC with clamps so I could pick it up to drain. You need to rock it in a circular motion about 8 times to get all the water out. Once it's mostly empty, I put bits of paper towel in the openings so the water can evaporate but bugs won't get in. I do this last step for all the ports on my kettles, pumps, etc. It has made a significant improvement in the cleanliness of my equipment.
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That's a good idea for keeping bugs out, luckily there are not to many bugs in my basement, I did order one, so more shiny stainless coming for me. I really like the dual action heat cool and not having to put my immersion chiller in my kettel
Brandon Franklin - The other Franklin
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I have been thinking about this as well while day dreaming about what I would change about my current system. Likely won't happen until electric version 2.0
Chris Zubak
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Once I get it I will post some pics
Brandon Franklin - The other Franklin
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if you look at my boil coil thread the stainless counterflow wort chiller is in the picture, i highly recoment this style if you recirculate, with a pump its great.
Brandon Franklin - The other Franklin