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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 15 (April 1904) (1904)
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er temperature and humidity, and each series there, are a hundred sprays, which finely As we have already said, malted barley and hops are divide the water, which is thrown against the perfor- even the entrances to the rooms are air-locked. the basis of beer. More than 1,500,000 bushels of bar- The… … one other which is also highly important—this is water. Bottom of Steeping Tanks, Showing Conveyors for the Wet Grain. For malting and brewing, Lake Michigan water is particularly adapted, on account of its softness. The HALTING AND BREWING CONDUCTED ON SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES.—I. HALTING. © 1904…Machine · Turbine · Patents · Malt · Steel · Port arthur · Scientific American · Steel highway · Sewing machine · Cubic feet · Submarine boats · Takes place · Steel track · American april · American supplements
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