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False Bottom Johnson Screen For Mash Filter
Beer is produced by alcoholic fermentation.
During beer production, the germinated wheat grains are ground and mixed with hot water to activate the enzymes in the malt.
Once the starch is converted to sugar, the resulting solution is transferred to a large container with a bottom of a circular stainless steel sieve used as a filter.
The solution is discharged through a gap in the sieve plate, leaving the solid residue in the container.
These residues are then compressed to extract the remaining fluid and are then sold as livestock feed.
The solution discharged through the filter enters the subsequent processing phase of boiling, jumping, cooling and oxidation.
The round stainless steel False bottom Johnson screen has a smooth surface and a small hole size.
In addition, the stainless steel material has corrosion resistance, rust resistance, chemical resistance, can make the wedge-shaped silk circular false bottom sieve durable, long service life.
In a beer filter bucket, the False bottom Johnson screen is typically mounted inside of the filter as part of the filter medium. When the beer passes through the filter, the liquid passes through the small gap of the wedge wire screen, while solid particles are blocked on the screen.
The False bottom Johnson screen is also the simplest filter structure for cleaning and maintenance. Circular filter screens made from wedge lines have several benefits:
In this way, the impurities and suspended matter in the beer will be effectively filtered out, resulting in a clearer beer liquid.
False bottom Johnson screen is through its small hole to remove solid impurities in the beer raw material.
When the beer raw material passes through the False bottom Johnson screen, the solid particles will be trapped on the sieve plate, and liquid part flows out through the aperture of the sieve plate.