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  • Non aluminum safe Glycol?

    I'm looking to replace our glycol soon and am in the process of searching for a few 50 gallon drums. One company has a food safe glycol that is apparently non-aluminum safe. The other companies don't give any information whether there's is or isn't aluminum safe. I am not aware of any aluminum in our system but that doesn't mean that there isn't any.

    So does anyone have any insight to whether non-aluminum safe glycol is ok to use in a normal glycol system?

  • #2
    Do you have any aluminum in contact with your glycol? If not, and it's food-grade, it's fine.

    One word of advice: Use colored glycol. We had a ferm develop an internal glycol leak that might have gone unnoticed until the beer was kegged/bottled and the ferm opened for cleaning, had the beer not been green from my blue marker dye.
    Timm Turrentine

    Brewerywright,
    Terminal Gravity Brewing,
    Enterprise. Oregon.

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    • #3
      Hi,
      You need to get inhibited glycol and you should never mix different brand of glycols.
      I also recommend to send in a glycol sample once a year to your glycol supplier for free check up

      Cheers!



      Dan Strömberg
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      Georg Fischer LLC
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