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Brewing Calculations and Formulas Guide

This document contains a list of useful formulae for brewing, including: 1) Formulas for conversion rate, brewhouse yield, order kinetics, water required for mashing, mashing temperature calculation, color measurement, decoction volume, attenuation, alcohol content, real fermentable extract, Balling formula, pasteurization time and temperature calculation, Henry's law, and a note to turn the page. 2) The formulas cover topics like extract content, specific gravity, volume, plato scale measurements, temperature differences, color measurement in EBC, volume changes during decoction, gravity changes during fermentation, and relationships between extract, alcohol by volume, carbon dioxide, and yeast.

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Brewing Calculations and Formulas Guide

This document contains a list of useful formulae for brewing, including: 1) Formulas for conversion rate, brewhouse yield, order kinetics, water required for mashing, mashing temperature calculation, color measurement, decoction volume, attenuation, alcohol content, real fermentable extract, Balling formula, pasteurization time and temperature calculation, Henry's law, and a note to turn the page. 2) The formulas cover topics like extract content, specific gravity, volume, plato scale measurements, temperature differences, color measurement in EBC, volume changes during decoction, gravity changes during fermentation, and relationships between extract, alcohol by volume, carbon dioxide, and yeast.

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Attachment 1: Useful Formulae and Other Information


Conversion rate
kg water for mashing ∗ extract content
C=
kg malt
Brewhouse yield
g
extract g ∗ specific gravity ∗ Volume ∗ 0.96
Y=
malt
1. order kinetic
A = A ∗e
Half life time
ln 2
τ / =
k
Water mashing in
Brewhouse yield ∗ kg malt ∗ (100 − plato before sparging)
Volume water =
plato before sparging ∗ 100
Temperature mashing in
m c T +m c T
T =
m c +m c
Colour
∗
EBC = ∗ 10

Decoction
T −T
V = V ∗
T −T
Attenuation
starting gravity − current gravity
V= ∗ 100
starting gravity − 1
Alcohol content
ABV = (original gravity – final gravity) * 131.25
Real fermentable extract
real fermentable extract = apparent ferm extract ∗ 0.82
real ferm extract
ABV =
1.63

Balling formula
2.0665g extract  1g alcohol + 0.9565 g CO2 + 0.11 g yeast

Pasteurization

t
D=
log X − log X
T −T
Z=
log D − log D
Henry law
p=H ∗c

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