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A glycol tank in a brewery is a crucial component of the cooling system, especially for controlling and maintaining the fermentation temperatures of beer. Glycol is a common cooling medium used in breweries due to its efficiency in maintaining precise and consistent temperatures.
A glycol tank in a brewery is a crucial component of the cooling system, especially for controlling and maintaining the fermentation temperatures of beer. Glycol is a common cooling medium used in breweries due to its efficiency in maintaining precise and consistent temperatures.
Specification:
Function: Glycol water supply for FV, BBT, CLT or wort cooling
100% TIG welding with pure argon gas shield
Interior Finish: Completely acid washing and passivation
Inside polishing to 0.2~0.4 μm without dead corner
Insulation: TH=80mm with low thermal conductivity PU
Cooling: Circulated 35% Glycol liquid -5℃ from chiller
Cooling Jacket: No
Tank leakage test by full water for 72 hours
Tank Working Pressure: Atmosphere
Conical top full polished
Conical bottom
Top mounted stainless steel manhole
Sanitary welded thermowell for high accuracy temperature sensor
Breath port on top
Water injection inlet with end cap
Glycol Water inlet/outlet for chillers on side wall avoiding vortex and sediment
Glycol Water inlet/outlet for cooling on side wall avoiding vortex and sediment
Drainage port at center of bottom
Water outlet on side wall avoiding vortex and sediment
Drainage port at center of bottom with anti-vortex dam
Discharge arm with butterfly valve
4pcs completely SUS304 legs with braces
4 sets heavy duty foot pad with up-down and slop adjustable
Empty level switch as optional, Economic Brand (IFM for optional).
