BeerBaron1985
The Beer Baron
Hey everyone,
I was going to use the aerator below, but I'd like to see some ideas of already existing methods of how this was done. Pictures??
I'm building a 5 gal small batch 120V electric setup, specifically for extract/partial grain brewing. I have an existing 30 quart pot, and plan to use a mesh bag to hold my grain and recirculate. I normally boil 3-4 gallons, and while I can do a full 5 gal batch boils, it gets dicey with higher gravity beers. I got a cheap steamer rack to keep the bag off the element when mashing.
My plan was to use a 1/2" stainless 90 deg F/F with a quick disconnect on one side, and a 1/2" NPT to 3/8" barb with some tubing to the aerator. Do I need any other hardware?
I toyed with the idea of a spiral nozzle, or something fancy like that to get a good spray pattern to not disturb the grain bed, but I realized no need to get super complicated or fancy.
I was going to use the aerator below, but I'd like to see some ideas of already existing methods of how this was done. Pictures??
I'm building a 5 gal small batch 120V electric setup, specifically for extract/partial grain brewing. I have an existing 30 quart pot, and plan to use a mesh bag to hold my grain and recirculate. I normally boil 3-4 gallons, and while I can do a full 5 gal batch boils, it gets dicey with higher gravity beers. I got a cheap steamer rack to keep the bag off the element when mashing.
My plan was to use a 1/2" stainless 90 deg F/F with a quick disconnect on one side, and a 1/2" NPT to 3/8" barb with some tubing to the aerator. Do I need any other hardware?
I toyed with the idea of a spiral nozzle, or something fancy like that to get a good spray pattern to not disturb the grain bed, but I realized no need to get super complicated or fancy.
