Re: Counter Flow chiller

Sat Mar 30, 2013 12:30 am

Because when the cooled wort returns to the kettle, it's heated up again by the thermal mass of the wort in the kettle & you have to cool it all over again. Sorry, I'm half awake, so if I missed something in there I blame it on Spider. Cause it's easy.
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Re: Counter Flow chiller

Sat Mar 30, 2013 7:26 am

Ozwald wrote:Because when the cooled wort returns to the kettle, it's heated up again by the thermal mass of the wort in the kettle & you have to cool it all over again. Sorry, I'm half awake, so if I missed something in there I blame it on Spider. Cause it's easy.


Why, are you two guys having sleepover's again? :unicornrainbow:
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Re: Counter Flow chiller

Sat Mar 30, 2013 9:43 am

brewinhard wrote:
Ozwald wrote:Because when the cooled wort returns to the kettle, it's heated up again by the thermal mass of the wort in the kettle & you have to cool it all over again. Sorry, I'm half awake, so if I missed something in there I blame it on Spider. Cause it's easy.


Why, are you two guys having sleepover's again? :unicornrainbow:


That depends, how many nights per month constitute the line between sleepovers & living here? :lol:
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