Hello everyone,
What is a good way to CIP/sanitize my heat exchanger and transfer hose when brewing two batches over two days into the same fermentor. I understand how to do it when just brewing a single batch to fill the fermentor because I would use that fermenter to run my sanitation loop through the hoses and heat exchanger but kind of confused on how to do that on day two when the fermenter is already starting to ferment the first batch. Am I overthinking the workflows or would I just use my brew kettle at the end of the first batch to do my CIP and sanitation loop then pack my heat exchanger and hose from the heat exchanger outlet to the bottom of my fermentor with sanitizer and have a T fitting attached with valves on the fermentors bottom port?Then the next day after brewing the second batch just pump over to the same fermenter with the side valve on the T opened to drain out the sanitizer and close it when wort follows then open up to our double sized fermentor to receive the second batch?
Thank you for your help and guidance :-)
What is a good way to CIP/sanitize my heat exchanger and transfer hose when brewing two batches over two days into the same fermentor. I understand how to do it when just brewing a single batch to fill the fermentor because I would use that fermenter to run my sanitation loop through the hoses and heat exchanger but kind of confused on how to do that on day two when the fermenter is already starting to ferment the first batch. Am I overthinking the workflows or would I just use my brew kettle at the end of the first batch to do my CIP and sanitation loop then pack my heat exchanger and hose from the heat exchanger outlet to the bottom of my fermentor with sanitizer and have a T fitting attached with valves on the fermentors bottom port?Then the next day after brewing the second batch just pump over to the same fermenter with the side valve on the T opened to drain out the sanitizer and close it when wort follows then open up to our double sized fermentor to receive the second batch?
Thank you for your help and guidance :-)
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