Low Oxygen Brewing

Discussion in 'Homebrewing' started by OldBrewer, Apr 10, 2018.

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  1. epk

    epk Pundit (849) Jun 10, 2008 New Jersey

    Great points, both. Thanks guys.

    Totally makes sense. The Co2 of a carbonated beverage doesn't just immediately escape - we can all milk a beer over an hour or longer and still have bubbles coming out of solution. Expect a similar afffect with wort that has been saturated with O2 (but obviosuly at lower levels than a carbed beer).
     
  2. TheBeerery

    TheBeerery Initiate (0) May 2, 2016 Minnesota

    Holy cow! Actual Science on here... Huzzah!

    However surface absorption of oxygen is 2ppm per hour. Also don't forget permeability of materials ( glass, plastic, silicone, TAP LINES, CO2 lines ( looking at you!)). In the case of still beer, oxygen will be interacting with it though these mediums.
     
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