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<big>'''[[Tennent Ltd]],''''' Caledonian Breweries, Glasgow''  - Photographs taken by Roger Putman - 31 August 2001</big>


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1 - logo Tennent.jpg|In the C16th there were six breweries alongside the Molindinar Burn which now runs under the brewery. One called Dryfoot was owned by Robert Tennent and he is mentioned in the Incorporation of Maltmem dated 1556.
3 - entrance 2.jpg|The brewery gate on Duke Street
10 - DSCF0056.jpg|Murals abound
11- entrance 1.jpg|As part of the Carling solution to the breakup of Bass, the Scottish and Ulster breweries passed to Interbrew
13 - brewery general.jpg|Looking down the yard towards the brewhouse
14 - DSCF0047.jpg|Inter plant rivalry from the old Bass days
15 - brewhouse view.jpg|The brewhouse buildings
17 - can BBT.jpg|The Yellow can is a Scottish icon
19 - FVs and kegs.jpg|Another view in the brewery yard
21 - carbon filter.jpg|Loch Katrine is now carbon filtered at intake
23 - meura mash filter.jpg|The Meura 2001 mash filter in the 1996 brewhouse
25 - FV room.jpg|View of the fermentation working area
26 - pump 1.jpg|There are six yeast pumps for warm collection
27 - pump 2.jpg|Another view of the peristaltic yeast pumps
29 - control room.jpg|Screens in the yeast room office
30 - yeast room.jpg|Entrance to the new yeast room
32 - yeast tanks.jpg|Eight 80hL yeast tanks and one 60hL working tank
33 - sockets.jpg|Plant can be rapidly isolated by pulling out the socket
34 - YCV rouser.jpg|The low shear agitator in a yeast storage tank
36 - tank tops.jpg|Close up showing rouser motor, CIP supply, rotation detection and top pressure control
37 - waste cone.jpg|Waste cones prevent spillages on the floor
38 - tank and valves.jpg|Routing valves below a yeast tank
40 - load cell.jpg|A load cell on the yeast storage tanks
42 - membrane plant 1.jpg|View of the Centec membrane deaeration system
43 - membrane plant 2.jpg|Heat exchanger and membrane housings on the Centec deaeration plant
44 - membrane cheese.jpg|A cross section of the cross flow membrane bundle
45 - heat exchanger.jpg|A heat exchanger cools the deaerated water to 1oC.
48 - old deaerator.jpg|The original nitrogen sparging deaeration plant
50 - high press 1.jpg|Gerni 160 bar high pressure water generator
52 - high press 2.jpg|High pressure hose units in the fermenting room
53 - realm valves.jpg|There are red bonnetted Realm auto valves everywhere
54 - pcb.jpg|The PCB under the Realm bonnet
56 - addition pots.jpg|Addition tanks in the line to maturation tank
70 - can stack.jpg|Finished cans in the warehouse
71 - old 1.jpg|Old roller pack conveyors
73 - old 2.jpg|The old palletiser
75 - chover1.jpg|The arm on the change over station has driven rollers to direct the packs
76 - chover 2.jpg|The drive motor on the changeover arm
78 - new 1.jpg|The low back pressure set up, rollers instead of dead plates
79 - new 2.jpg|High friction conveyors bring the packs up to the palletiser level
80 - new 3.jpg|Detail of the small flexon rollers
82 - new 4.jpg|Conical rollers take the packs gently round corners
83 - old pall 1.jpg|Note how the old palletiser did not consistently centre the packs on the pallet
84 - new pall 1.jpg|No packs protruding from the new palletiser
85 - pall 1.jpg|Packs are held back with well padded barriers
86 - pall 2.jpg|Packs change direction when they touch vertical spindles
87 - pall 3.jpg|Packs move towards the palletiser apron
88 - pall 4.jpg|The apron forming the layers of the finished pallet
89 - tray 1.jpg|Packs without trays
90 - tray 2.jpg|Old packs with trays
91 - DSCF0066.jpg|A 1937 and 2001 can of Tennents
92 - john kelly.jpg|Packaging manager John Kelly
93 - lugton.jpg|Brewer Keith Lugton in the new yeast room
95 - DSCF0065.jpg|The brewing team in front of Hansen propagator No 200; Keith Lugton, Gavin Barrack, Graeme Fisher, Sandy Manson, Ivor Reid and John Kelly
96 - earley and JK.jpg|Krones engineer Tom Earley with John Kelly
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