Method for measuring fermented grain temperature during fermentation
A fermented grain and thermometer technology, applied in the field of measurement, can solve problems such as difficulty in mass application, influence on fermentation, inability to measure the temperature of fermented grains in the middle and lower layers, and achieve the effect of broad application prospects and simple operation.
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[0030] Example Using this method to measure the temperature during the fermentation of cellar lees
[0031] Insert 2 plastic tubes into the distiller's grains in the cellar (the distiller's grains that have been steamed, the ingredients are complete, and are waiting for fermentation), one is inserted into the upper and middle layer of distiller's grains to measure the temperature of the upper and middle layer of distiller's grains (the length of the pipe is 1m), and the other is inserted into the Measure the temperature of the fermented grains in the middle and lower layers at the bottom of the cellar (the length of the pipe is 3m), and the diameter of the two plastic pipes is 2cm.
[0032] Take 2 mercury thermometers and tie them up with long wires. The length of the line for measuring the temperature of the upper and middle layers of fermented grains is 1.01m, and the length of the line for measuring the temperature of the middle and lower layers of fermented grains is 3.01m....
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