Thermaline's BeerCalc started as a simple tool to help brewers design a wort-chiller based off of common scenarios.
Over the last year and a half, we've shipped over one thousand units ordered through the BeerCalc, implemented our quick-ship Rapid Deployment program, and asked our customers in the brewing industry to tell us what they need after installing their first wort-chiller.
For existing operations, brewmasters are often seeking supplemental cooling or heating power to maximize their heat transfer efficiency without replacing their existing setup.
With this in mind, Thermaline has designed new tools to help you build your brewery, as needed, with the least amount of fuss possible!
Learn more about our new applications below or go to Brew.Thermaline.com to get started.
Design Cold Liquor Heat Exchanger
Thermaline cold liquor heat exchangers use glycol to cool a large volume of water over a period of time using a secondary plate heat exchanger. The chilled water is then used to cool your wort. This, in turn, allows you to utilize a smaller glycol chiller for your wort cooling process.
Design Hot Liquor Heat Exchanger
A Thermaline stainless-steel shell-and-tube hot liquor heat exchanger is used to recirculate and heat tank water for your next batch. These extremely durable, all stainless-steel heat exchangers are made to last a lifetime and provide low-cost regenerative heat.
Add-on Glycol Cooling Section
Add additional cooling to your Thermaline wort-chiller using your existing frame, saving money, space, and maximizing your heat transfer power. Follow our three-step calculator to verify compatibility with your existing unit.
Secondary Glycol Wort-Chiller
For any make or model of wort-chiller, using a standalone Thermaline glycol-cooled wort-chiller will maximize your heat transfer. This is the perfect solution for breweries whose tap water is too warm to efficiently knock-out wort for a portion of the year.
Get started today at Brew.Thermaline.com
