Tube/Shell and Tube Mash Cooler - 600 Gallon Mash Size

[Josh]

Hi,

Anyone have any recommendations on a tube in tube/shell and tube mash cooler that we could use to run grain in mash through during the mash phase to lower temperature?

2 inch internal tube, 3-4 inch external tube is what my initial gut feeling is, probably 10-20 feet length.

Used would be great, but new definitely an option as well.

Thanks,

Josh

[Southernhighlander]

Josh,

We have them in stock and ready to ship at a very reasonable price.  paul@distillery-equipment.com 417-778-6908.

[MG Thermal Consulting]

Too much gap between inner and outer.

I have a few suppliers I recommend- They're here in the group.

I use them matched to one of my Virga Hybrid Glycol Coolers- saves on overall HP and doubles in the winter replacing the need for chiller HP in the winter.

Depends on where you are, a one or two fan unit will do it.

[whiskeytango]

3 hours ago, MG Thermal Consulting said:

Too much gap between inner and outer.

I have a few suppliers I recommend- They're here in the group.

I use them matched to one of my Virga Hybrid Glycol Coolers- saves on overall HP and doubles in the winter replacing the need for chiller HP in the winter.

Depends on where you are, a one or two fan unit will do it.

What do you mean to much gap between inner and outer? 

[Southernhighlander]

Josh,

I agree with Mike.  That's to much gap between the internal tube and the outer tube.  Ours has a  2" inner tube and a 2.5" outer tube.  It has over 40' of tubing.

 

[kleclerc77]

Give Jesse a call at Trident in Maine. We love ours we got from him.

https://www.tridentstills.com/

[MG Thermal Consulting]

To Tango:

 

Looking at the tubes endwise, larger one outside the smaller one, the distance between inner tube radius and outer tube radius,

[whiskeytango]

11 minutes ago, MG Thermal Consulting said:

To Tango:

 

Looking at the tubes endwise, larger one outside the smaller one, the distance between inner tube radius and outer tube radius,

Yes thanks for clarifying,  You where referring to the dimensions posted. (im assuming) and not the one Paul made correct? 

 

[MG Thermal Consulting]

That's right.