The water pressure requirement for a brewery depends on the specific beer equipment and processes being used. Generally, a water pressure of 15-30 psi (pounds per square inch) is recommended for most brewery operations, including mashing, lautering, and sparging.
However, some equipment, such as pumps and filters, may require higher water pressure. It is important to consult the manufacturer's recommendations for each piece of equipment to ensure proper operation.
In addition to pressure, water quality is also critical for brewing. Chlorine and other contaminants in the water can affect the flavor of the beer, so it is important to properly treat and filter the water before use.
Overall, a consistent water pressure and quality is essential for producing high-quality beer in a brewery. Tiantai brewTech company have professional technical department, we can provide you freely technical consultant, brewery equipment design and planning. If you interest any brewery equipment, contact us freely.
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