A team of three mechanical engineering majors made the ultimate home beer brewing set-up as part of a senior design project in the NIU College of Engineering and Engineering Technology.
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This short video show how I send the boiled wort into the primery fermentor. The I take you in to see the finished product is the kegerator.
http://www.brew-dudes.com/first-homebrew-keg-draft-system/6361 Here we go!!! Time to get John’s first keg of beer underway. We run through how to make all the connections from the regulator to the tubing to the disconnects to the keg. We also show how to purge the head space of oxygen using the CO2 tank and the pressure relief valve. Lastly,
I show how I have adapted my system to now use the HERMS concepts, but I have implemented it using my heat exchanger instead of a coil in the hot liquor tank.
I’ve changed a few things on my RIMS system, so I decided to re-program my PID by using its Auto-Tune function. Here’s a quick video of the PID heating up the water and figuring out its settings. Rebel Scum Brewing Kalamazoo, Michigan
Testing out a home made spunding valve for keeping backpressure while transferring.
http://www.brew-dudes.com/brewing-one-gallon-batch-preview/6427 John has brewed a lot of SMASH beers over the last few years to showcase so many of the new hop varieties out there. The most interesting part of his SMASH beers is that he brews these as one gallon batches. This video is a preview of an upcoming video where we shoot the
A quick run through my keg system with tips on how to successfully keg your beer.
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This actually took about 3 weeks and the hardest part was clearing out all the crap in there first! Soon to be a licensed commercial brewery. Check out www.southseabrewing.co.uk for more info. The brewery is a 100L HERMS system based on Kal’s Electric Brewery.
I love the concept of brewing my own beer from the comforts of my kitchen and one gallon brewing opens many doors to experiment and practice my all grain home brewing techniques. To start things off, I figured I’d share my current setup for brewing one to two gallon all grain brews in my kitchen.
Full mash set up. Hot liquor to mash tun to brew kettle.
A quick video on my new homebrew setup for extract brewing and a quick transfer of my IPA to a secondary fermenter and hydrometer reading.
It was time to replace the yellow insulation and bare studs with a better looking brewery. In this video I show how we upgraded my home brewery setup with: – Moisture resistant dry wall – RFP panels – Garage bar with hangers – Pegboard Let me know what you think
Some updates (hop experiment 2015, SJpour Challenge, Meetup). Finally got my 12volt pump tested! Cheers!
Our Brew Setup: https://www.clawhammersupply.com/collections/all-products/products/digital-electric-120v-homebrew-beer-system This is an assembly guide for Clawhammer Supply’s 304 stainless steel, 10 gallon Brew in a Bag (BIAB) electric brewing system: https://goo.gl/YigCRN Regardless of the method of brewing you use to make your beer, our brewing system can help make it better. It’s designed for all grain brewing, however, it can
All-Grain Homebrew simplified. Simple 3-tier brewing system using two burners and two kettles. Simple home made mash tun from cooler. I hope this helps de-mystify the all-grain process for some people. This is my first YouTube video so I apologize for the last 15 seconds of empty credits. Thanks for watching.
In this culmination of my 5 to 10 gallon brewery upgrade project, I walk through the new brew system layout showing how the individual components (DIY mash lauter tun, DIY hot liquor tank, custom 20 gallon Spike Brewing kettle, pumps, valves, and hoses) work together to brew my first beer (an American Amber Ale) on
Please visit us at www.KingJamesBrewery.com Today we are filtering and kegging my latest home brew.
My brewing setup using converted kegs, HERMS coil, Blichmann auto sparge, chugger pumps, and a whirlpool immersion chiller.
Here’s a video of my Spike Brewing Kettle in action as well as a recap of my typical brew day. I hope you enjoy!
A brewday without the Speidel Braumeister, just with my old setup. Worked like a charm and love it.
Here’s a short movie of my all grain home brew setup – specifically ‘mashing’, a process where you rinse the grains that have been soaking at around 150 degrees for 30 to 60 min. Here, I’m separating the liquid, that will become my wort, from my spent grains.
First time testing my new home brewing setup using Automated RIMS Module.
HERMS all electric home brewing system setup. Visit www.roostersbrewery.com for more information and updates. The system is based on guidance from www.theelectricbrewery.com.
Briefly showing off my Spike Brewing kettles