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* Electronically sample-able continuous hydrometry system (Steve has an idea, dun dun dun)
 
* Electronically sample-able continuous hydrometry system (Steve has an idea, dun dun dun)
 
* http://ipb.trainerfamily.net/pagesmith/2 beer sculpture - maybe.
 
* http://ipb.trainerfamily.net/pagesmith/2 beer sculpture - maybe.
* http://www.popularmechanics.com/home/how-to-plans/metalworking/4323694 - Some more elaborate brewing setups.
 
 
* honeywell "glowfly" + http://www.ebay.com/itm/3-4-Electric-Solenoid-Valve-12-volt-DC-VITON-SEAL-B21V-/300600605047?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item45fd313977#ht_2101wt_728 propane burner control for mash tun control
 
* honeywell "glowfly" + http://www.ebay.com/itm/3-4-Electric-Solenoid-Valve-12-volt-DC-VITON-SEAL-B21V-/300600605047?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item45fd313977#ht_2101wt_728 propane burner control for mash tun control
 
===Pending Equipment===
 
===Pending Equipment===
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* Bottle capper (Ryan Pierce)
 
* Bottle capper (Ryan Pierce)
 
* CO2 tank and Cornelius keg dispenser system (Ryan Pierce)
 
* CO2 tank and Cornelius keg dispenser system (Ryan Pierce)
* 5 and 10 gallon mash/lauter tuns (Ryan Pierce)
 
  
 
==Resources==
 
==Resources==
 
* http://books.google.com/books/about/The_Complete_Handbook_of_Home_Brewing.html?id=rbQ4NAAACAAJ - An excellent technical handbook on the subject. Contains quite a bit of detail on mash and fermenting biochemistry, as well as a computational model for sugar extraction. When "Don't worry, relax...." isn't enough.  
 
* http://books.google.com/books/about/The_Complete_Handbook_of_Home_Brewing.html?id=rbQ4NAAACAAJ - An excellent technical handbook on the subject. Contains quite a bit of detail on mash and fermenting biochemistry, as well as a computational model for sugar extraction. When "Don't worry, relax...." isn't enough.  
 
* http://byo.com/stories/projects-and-equipment/article/indices/29-equipment/84-abcs-of-recirculated-brewing-systems - Excellent article on RIMS and HERMS mashing
 
* http://byo.com/stories/projects-and-equipment/article/indices/29-equipment/84-abcs-of-recirculated-brewing-systems - Excellent article on RIMS and HERMS mashing
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* http://www.popularmechanics.com/home/how-to-plans/metalworking/4323694 - Some more elaborate brewing setups.

Revision as of 19:09, 22 August 2012

Beer Church is a group of beer (and a bit of wine) aficionados at Pumping Station: One. Originally a beer tasting and science discussion group, lately Beer Church has been focusing more and more on brewing. Brewing Station: One is the small work area and storage facility in the shop devoted to brewing.

Events

Semi-biweekly Beer Church gatherings take place some Sundays at noon. They generally follow a format of meet & greet, pot luck beer tasting, and discussion of beer, life, and everything.

Brewing Station: One

Brewing Station: One is a steel shelving unit converted (well, being converted) into a storage unit for keeping clean brewing gear (pots, carboys, bottles, bottling equipment, corks, wort chillers, kegs, etc) and a temperature controlled fermenting chamber. We expect to boil in the alley or by the rear entry.

Equipment

  • 5gal boiling kettle (Eric Stein)
  • Hydrometer (Eric Stein)
  • Corker (Evan)
  • Wine bottles (Evan)
  • Wine Carboy (Evan)
  • 2 Keggles (Pumping Station: One equipment)
  • Wort Chiller Coil (Ryan Pierce)

This list is incomplete. Please update this page!

Equipment Needed

Pending Equipment

  • Mini Fridge for temperature control (ETA Aug 22, Anthony Barker)
  • Bottle capper (Ryan Pierce)
  • CO2 tank and Cornelius keg dispenser system (Ryan Pierce)

Resources