Mineral And Aerated Waters
Mineral And Aerated Waters
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The water thus cooled is carbonated in the usual way by means of the other pump, which obtains its supply of carbon dioxide from an ordinary gas-holder.
THE MACHINERY OF TO-DAY 143 About 1, 500 dozen bottles of soda water may be charged in a day by means of this machine, and the liquid thus carbonated and bottled at a temperature of 40 F. Under a pressure of 70 Ibs. In the cylinder will be found to contain much more gas than when bottled at a pressure of 120 Ibs. At the ordinary s u mm e r temp...era- ture.
Another advan- tage of this machine is that either of the pumps may be used by itself ; thus, if desired, the chilling may be omitted, or the compressing pump may be utilised to cool water for other purposes with- out starting the aerating pump. Thus, for example, it may be utilised in chilling ginger beer to the necessary tem- perature before the addition of the yeast.
- v r :: FIG. 63. Hayward-Tyler's " Aerate-Cool " Machine.
Machines for Use with Liquefied Gas.
The growing use of tubes of liquid carbon dioxide for carbonating soda water by means of the ordinary plant has led to the designing of compact machinery in which the gasometer is eliminated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The water thus cooled is carbonated in the usual way by means of the other pump, which obtains its supply of carbon dioxide from an ordinary gas-holder.
THE MACHINERY OF TO-DAY 143 About 1, 500 dozen bottles of soda water may be charged in a day by means of this machine, and the liquid thus carbonated and bottled at a temperature of 40 F. Under a pressure of 70 Ibs. In the cylinder will be found to contain much more gas than when bottled at a pressure of 120 Ibs. At the ordinary s u mm e r temp...era- ture.
Another advan- tage of this machine is that either of the pumps may be used by itself ; thus, if desired, the chilling may be omitted, or the compressing pump may be utilised to cool water for other purposes with- out starting the aerating pump. Thus, for example, it may be utilised in chilling ginger beer to the necessary tem- perature before the addition of the yeast.
- v r :: FIG. 63. Hayward-Tyler's " Aerate-Cool " Machine.
Machines for Use with Liquefied Gas.
The growing use of tubes of liquid carbon dioxide for carbonating soda water by means of the ordinary plant has led to the designing of compact machinery in which the gasometer is eliminated.
What to read after Mineral And Aerated Waters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Ainsworth Charles Ainsworth Mitchell to read onlineMoreLess
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