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    Hi

    We are using a Padovan 1996 Greenfilter 3R, works great except when it comes to the residual content filtration, we have an high left over, like 80%+ of the bell and we can't get another drop out. That's about 1HL of beer that calls to be filtered.

    We used to have less than 50 liters left.

    We check the plate configuration and all is right. We follow the procedures from the manual.

    The only thing that has changed since it was going well is that we now spend our FVs so the beer is carbed +/- 2.0 Before we were using plastic fermenters so the beer was almost flat, could it be the reason?

    The filtration prior to the residual content filtration goes very well.

    Thanks for any help!
    Cheers!
    ______________

    Mario Bourgeois
    www.CasselBrewery.ca
    Casselman ON Canada

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    Originally posted by CasselBrewery View Post
    Hi

    We are using a Padovan 1996 Greenfilter 3R, works great except when it comes to the residual content filtration, we have an high left over, like 80%+ of the bell and we can't get another drop out. That's about 1HL of beer that calls to be filtered.

    We used to have less than 50 liters left.

    We check the plate configuration and all is right. We follow the procedures from the manual.

    The only thing that has changed since it was going well is that we now spend our FVs so the beer is carbed +/- 2.0 Before we were using plastic fermenters so the beer was almost flat, could it be the reason?

    The filtration prior to the residual content filtration goes very well.

    Thanks for any help!
    Ensure that when you are scavenging the last of the beer, you have a tee fitting on the top (may need a few valves and a gas/co2/N2 inlet fitting) of the bell and maintain the pressure as you pump out the residue. Preventing depressurization of the bell (and consequently gas breakout) may help your pump to scavenge via the bottom scavenger plate.

    Hope it does.

    Pax.

    Liam
    Liam McKenna
    www.yellowbellybrewery.com

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    • #3
      Originally posted by liammckenna View Post
      Ensure that when you are scavenging the last of the beer, you have a tee fitting on the top (may need a few valves and a gas/co2/N2 inlet fitting) of the bell and maintain the pressure as you pump out the residue. Preventing depressurization of the bell (and consequently gas breakout) may help your pump to scavenge via the bottom scavenger plate.

      Hope it does.

      Pax.

      Liam
      Why didn't I think of that! Thanks Liam! I'm convinced it will work perfectly.
      Cheers!
      ______________

      Mario Bourgeois
      www.CasselBrewery.ca
      Casselman ON Canada

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