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American handy-book of the brewing, malting and auxiliary trades .. (1901)

Wahl, Robert, 1858-, Henius, Max · Chicago, Wahl & Henius · leaf 102

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is 8 feet 6 inches, the largest diameter (A) is 10 feet 6 inches. This gives a mean diameter of 9 feet 6 inches. The height of the shell (D) is 6 feet. Treating the vessel like a Fig. 25— Round Cask. Fig. 26 -Oval Cask. Fig. 27 -Fermenter. cylinder of the mean diameter of 9 feet 6 inches, the… … Fig 28 — Stock Tub. Fig. 29 — Brew Kettle. ers will turn out 115 barrels, some no, some only 100. Architects and coppersmiths generally specify kettles large enough to allow for all methods of brewing. It is possible to get approximate figures on the contents of a kettle by taking inside…

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