2000L needed malt milling equipment for beer production

As we all know, beer is made of water, malt, hops and yeast. Therefore, the first step of brewing beer is malt crushing, which is divided into dry crushing and wet crushing. Generally, small and medium-sized beer equipment is equipped with double roll crusher, and large beer equipment has four or five rolls. Dry powder is generally used for small and medium-sized beer equipment, and wet powder is used for large beer equipment.

The above picture is wet crusher with weighing silo,It is suitable for beer equipment with large output. Wet crushing method can reduce the flying of malt dust and protect the production environment.

The above picture shows the dry powder crushing method, which is suitable for small and medium-sized beer equipment. It is recommended to use this method with small output, small floor area and cost saving.

2000L needed mash equipment for beer production

After malt crushing, it is the most important step in the whole beer brewing - saccharification. The saccharification system, like the heart of the human body, is not only the core of beer brewing, but also a very key step. The saccharification system is divided into four steps: saccharification - lautering - boiling - whirlpool.

The first step:Mashing

There are one-step saccharification and multi-step saccharification. According to different brewed beer, the saccharification methods are also different. The following saccharification methods are for reference only.

One step saccharification:

Put 65 ℃ - 70 ℃ hot water into the saccharification pot, turn on the mixing, and slowly pour the crushed malt into the pot to make the mixing free of caking. Dissolve the starch in malt into sugar that can be stirred.

1. Put 37 ℃ water into the saccharification pot and soak it for half an hour to decompose the organic acids in the wort.

2. When the temperature rises to 45 ℃, protease can achieve moderate decomposition, and the decomposed amino nitrogen provides nitrogen source for yeast fermentation.

3. Heating at 65 ℃ can convert starch into sugar and provide carbon source for yeast.

4. When the temperature rises to 70 ℃, starch becomes dextrin, which is the colloidal substance of beer.

5. Raise the temperature to 78 ℃, inactivate the enzyme and finish saccharification.

The second step:lautering

Put 70 ℃ water into the filter tank to prevent the temperature of wheat mash from decreasing due to too cooling and reduce the filtration speed. Put the saccharified mash into the filter tank, open the ploughing knife until the mash is flat, stop the ploughing knife, open the reflux device for reflux until the wort is clear, close the reflux and put it into the boiling pot.

When washing the grains, inject hot water and repeat the above process until the grains are cleaned.

The third step:boiling

Boiling for about 1 hour is to kill all microorganisms and bacteria in wort, put them into hops, and boil the ascetic substances in hops to increase aroma.

Final step: whirlpool

Drive it into the whirlpool tank, stand still for 40 minutes, and then enter the plate heat exchanger for cooling, and the temperature will reach about 8 ℃.

2000L needed fermentation equipment for beer production

Fermentation is to convert the sugar in wort into alcohol and carbon dioxide through yeast. Generally, it is fermented for about 12-20 days, and different beer fermentation times are also different. The fermentation tank is cylindrical with conical bottom below, which is convenient for yeast precipitation, and yeast can be recovered for the next fermentation.

2000L needed cooling equipment for beer production

The refrigerator is used to cool the wort and fermentation tank after spin sedimentation.

2000L needed CIP cleaning equipment for beer production

Breweries generally use cleaning in place (CIP) to clean and sterilize the equipment, that is, the process of cleaning and disinfecting the equipment without dismantling equipment parts or pipe fittings in a closed environment. The larger the equipment, the higher the requirements for cleaning the equipment. Configure CIP equipment according to equipment size and requirements.

2000L needed control system for beer production

It mainly refers to the electronic control, semi-automatic and automatic control of each system. Control of saccharification system, fermentation system, refrigeration system, etc. The control of small equipment is relatively simple and the price is relatively cheap. Large equipment has high control requirements, high automation level and complexity, and high cost.

2000L needed configuration for beer production