Hall & Woodhouse - 12 March 2012
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The 1899 brewery buildings will turn into residential properties
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The tops of five 575hL dual purpose vessels moved as part of the new brewhouse project
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Three new 150hL FVs were built by Musk, the tops are on the floor below the larger vessels to ensure all the cones are on the same level
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View of the vessel cone area
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Cones of the three 150hL vessels and a new 375hL FV at the rear
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Illustrious forebears of the current family owners
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All brewhouse vessel manways are decorated
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The grist inlet conveyor and hydrator above the mash mixer
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More heritage in the new brewhouse - only 16 Head Brewers since 1777
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A timeline for the Company behind the wort prerun vessel and the lauter tun. The nominal brewlength is 150hL at 1050o
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The conical topped copper on the left and the whirlpool
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Adding the T90 hop pellets
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The brewhouse operator's work station using Braumat Compact software
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The 300hL raw water tank on the left with acid dosing and the cold liquor tank in the corner
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The 1899 brewery buildings are just across the yard
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The copper has a tangential wort entry even though the brewhouse has a whirlpool
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In the brewhouse basement - trub tank and whirlpool showing the tangential inlet with the external wort boiler behind.
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The brewhouse detergent cleaning tanks in the basement
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The lauter tun run off tubes
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The Seepex displacement pump used to move the spent grains to the silo
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Wort cooling heat exchanger and the spent grain main to the silo
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Wort oxygenation equipment
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The 1899 Boby mill is still in service after new rollers in 1974 and a total refurb
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The bulk grain intake station
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Another view of the old brewery buildings
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The new 40t spent grain silo
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Trub tank, whirlpool, CIP set and prerun vessel bottoms
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A drawing of the 1899 brewery in the visitor centre. It cost £28,000 which was 40% over budget - perhaps nothing changes!
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A rotating device in the whirlpool to remove the trub cone