Sykes, Walter J. (Walter John), 1842-1906, Ling, Arthur R. (Arthur Robert), 1861-1937 · London, C. Griffin and Company, limited · leaf 521
y met with in small or old-fashioned breweries. Fire-Copper. — The most common form of open fire-copper is that shown in the annexed figure (91), known as the “ bench copper.” The lower portion is of the shape of an ordinary pan ; at about half-way up it suddenly widens out a few inches, to form… … Fig. 91. — Fire-Copper. bench, not being heated, has, to some extent, a cooling action on the wort, which tends to prevent boiling over. The dome-copper is, as its name implies, covered in with a dome, round which there is a sort of tray, which has an outlet into the body of the copper. At the…
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