Britain at Work
A Pictorial Description of Our National Industries
År: 1902
Forlag: Cassell and Company, Limited
Sted: London, Paris, New York & Melbourne
Sider: 384
UDK: 338(42) Bri
Illustrated from photographes, etc.
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BRITAIN AT WORK.
MEN SKIMMING VATS (MESSRS. TRUMAN, HANBURY, BUXTON AND CO.’S BREWERY).
IN THE TWO TANKS IN FOREGROUND MEN ARE SEEN WITH SURFACE BOARDS PUSHING THE YEAST TOWARDS
OPEN MOUTH OF PARACHUTE.
backs,” and thence run into the copper,
where the hops are added and the whole
contents boiled.
At the bottom of the mash tuns are fitted
a number of slotted plates, which, while
allowing the wort to run off, retain the malt
in the tun. This malt has as yet parted
with only a proportion of its fermentable
matter, and is now subjected to the process
of “ sparging.” This consists in sprinkling
the surface of the malt as it lies in the
mash tun with hot liquor by means of
slowly revolving sparging arms, which are
simply perforated pipes through which the
THE PONTO ROOM (MESSRS. WATNEv’S BREWERY).
YEAST IS SEEN RISING THROUGH APERTURE IN PONTO AND FALLING DOWN OPEN SIDE.