Hey I have been try to read up on how to work out preasure on hoses that are quite long here is the setup:
There are 2 kegs in a back room that needs to push beer up the wall and along the roof and then down again into a temprite and dispensed through a tap. There is very little height difference between the tap and keg in a straight line maybe 30-40 cm tops.
The beer in the kegs will be about 15-16 degrees C and the run could be up to 10m but I doubt it will be that long its more like 6-8. The hoses I am thinking of getting are 8mm.
My question is how can I calculate the correct PSI and carbonation? The beer is draught and cider in the other keg with 1 CO2 cylinder, Does the sudden chilling of the beer by the temprite affect the carberation in the beer?
Will I need to turn the PSI down when I am not using the system?
Any help would be appreciate might be a litte in over my head here.
There are 2 kegs in a back room that needs to push beer up the wall and along the roof and then down again into a temprite and dispensed through a tap. There is very little height difference between the tap and keg in a straight line maybe 30-40 cm tops.
The beer in the kegs will be about 15-16 degrees C and the run could be up to 10m but I doubt it will be that long its more like 6-8. The hoses I am thinking of getting are 8mm.
My question is how can I calculate the correct PSI and carbonation? The beer is draught and cider in the other keg with 1 CO2 cylinder, Does the sudden chilling of the beer by the temprite affect the carberation in the beer?
Will I need to turn the PSI down when I am not using the system?
Any help would be appreciate might be a litte in over my head here.