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• Understanding Attenuation
  ...rmentable sugars. See [[Starch Conversion]]. In the [[Limit of attenuation experiment]] it was found that, at a saccharification rest temperature above the tempe ...table sugars can be produced by beta-amylase and limit dextrinase. Another mash schedule factor is the length of the mashing time and the time the wort spe
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• Mash Time Dependency of Wort Fermentability
  ...lt in only a small affect on the fermentability of the produced wort. This experiment tries to answer this question. * 2 Gal cooler as mash tun
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• The Theory of Mashing
  ...in particular temperature and pH ranges. By varying the temperature of the mash, the brewer has control over the enzyme activity. In essence, mashing needs ...e_activity.gif|right|frame|Qualitative beta amylase activity for different mash temperatures [TU Vienna]]]
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• Batch Sparging Analysis
  * The mash is completed at the start of the lauter and no additional starches are conv ...ained in water that is held back by the grain and/or the dead space of the mash tun
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• Effects of mash parameters on fermentability and efficiency in single infusion mashing
  ...y focus on single infusion mashes and explore the effects of the following mash parameters: ...to mind for all grain brewers. For a single step saccrification rest, the mash temperature has a great effect on the fermentability of the resulting wort.
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• Maibock
  The strike water volume is 18L, which results in a mash thickness of 3.2 l/kg =Mash=
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• Understanding Efficiency
  ...how efficiency is affected. Everything you should know to understand a low mash, lauter or brewhouse efficiency. ...Beers'', Ray Daniels defines what John Palmer calls brewing efficiency as mash efficiency [Daniels, 2000].
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• Troubleshooting Brewhouse Efficiency
  At mash and lauter temperatures (~ 70C / 160F) the wort volume is only by about 3% ...y need to acquire an analysis sheet for all the malts that we used for our mash. Here is a table that lists commonly used types of malt and average fine gr
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