What Size Brewhouse Do I Need?

What size do I need?
In effect, you have protected a production shop and are finally ready to spend in a development system. A question remains: “What dimension do I need?”

Depending on size the preferred manufacturing method as well as the type of beer, craft breweries have different sizing requirements in terms of development systems and

storage tanks. The following overview will certainly aid you in selecting a correct brewery layout for your brewery to suit your preferred annual production.

Please keep in mind: the estimates in this overview relate to basic criteria and also are not recommended to be specific. A large number of craft beer designs and types (small amount of blends, high gravity, barrel aging, unique fermentations) change production capacity or time, so exact sizing will certainly vary.

Discover the right brewery

Automatic control of beer brewing process systems
There is an important formula to remember when providing a small amount of vibration space per set of beer produced. In addition, the manufacturer has the manufacturing adaptability to choosing a size for a beer.

Annual production = (brew size) x (brew volume per week) x (number of weeks of production per year)
Or:.
Brewery size = annual production volume / (weekly brewing volume x number of weeks of brewing per year).providing a small amount of vibration space per set of beer produced. In addition, the manufacturer has the manufacturing adaptability to

A brewery wants to produce 5,000 barrels of beer per year, as well as develop a strategy of 5 times per week throughout the year. Use the formula:.
5000 barrels = system size x 5 weeks of brewing x 52 weeks.
5000 barrels / (5 weeks of brewing x 52 weeks) = brew size.

5000 barrels / 260 = 19.23 barrels (assembled into 20 barrels).
In this case, a 20-barrel system is certainly optimal for the brewery, providing a small amount of vibration space per set of beer produced. In addition, the manufacturer has the manufacturing adaptability to

produce a variety of different kits on a weekly basis. Depending on the container, the average commercial brewing system can install multiple overlapping kits per day (most of our development systems can develop 3-8 kits per day).

The capacity of a system may exceed your workforce, so choose a development schedule that works for your development team (most smaller brand new breweries typically produce 2-4 units per week).

Also, it is important to acknowledge that if you increase the regularity of your beer production, you will need to have more fermentation storage tank capacity to allow your blends to fully grow.

A complete development solution.

At Craft, we offer quality 2-, 3-, 4- and 5-vessel development systems from 5 barrels and up. We offer custom, complete options for ourselves and custom style systems for your development room. We work relentlessly to take full advantage of the brewery’s productivity while reducing the impact of tooling on your room.

providing a small amount of vibration space per set of beer produced. In addition, the manufacturer has the manufacturing adaptability to

A 20-barrel system certainly fits the bill for this situation, providing the brewery with a bit of a vibrating area for each set of production volume. In addition, manufacturers have the manufacturing versatility to produce multiple sets per week. Depending on the number of vessels, a conventional commercial

brewing system can install multiple overlapping sets per day (many of our development systems can develop 3-8 sets per day).
At Craft, we offer top of the line 2, 3, 4 and 5 vessel development systems ranging from 5 barrels to 5 kegs. We offer custom, complete options and custom layout systems for your development room that we are comfortable with.