I have an electric 30 gallon water heater with a single 2000 w element. Can anyone tell me if after passing a grain mash through a coffee filter paper filtration that the result would be sufficiently clear for distillation without electric element burnout?
That's the key question....what level of filtration is necessary for electric element boiling/ distillation without element burnout....
grain filtration vs electric element burnout
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Re: grain filtration vs electric element burnout
hallo Danny
I filter through rough wire filter and then a finer filter,Wait a day or two then drain the top mash off, leaving the past like bottom to clear more, add it then . distill with no problem, no burns. coffee filter is probably too fine it will clog up too soon
I filter through rough wire filter and then a finer filter,Wait a day or two then drain the top mash off, leaving the past like bottom to clear more, add it then . distill with no problem, no burns. coffee filter is probably too fine it will clog up too soon
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Re: grain filtration vs electric element burnout
if leave it set awhile all the grain etc will fall to the bottom,stirring/degassing will help.then just rack/siphon off.