System for wort generation
AssigneeHydro-Thermal Corporation
InventorsSean O'Rear, James C. Zaiser
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AssigneeHydro-Thermal Corporation
InventorsSean O'Rear, James C. Zaiser
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A system and method for generating wort utilizing steam injection heating and stratified flow. The system mixes a fine ground grain with water to form a slurry. The slurry is pumped through a steam injection heater to form a mash. The heated mash enters into a stratified vessel that creates a stratified temperature profile from a first end to a second end. The stratified heating vessel allows the mash to flow from the first end to the second end without internal mixing. After retention within the mash coil, the wort is directed to a mash filtration unit. After filtration, the wort enters into a boil kettle and is heated using a second steam injection heater. The boil kettle includes a spray head that directs brewing liquor onto the wort to reduce foam within the boil kettle. Finally, the wort passes through a scraped surface sieve that removes particles from the heated wort.
A system for generating wort from a slurry of milled grain and water for use in the brewing process, the system comprising:
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