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13:05 Feb 15, 2005 |
German to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Food & Drink / beer serving machinery | |||||||
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4 +1 | overcarbonated |
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3 | see comment |
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nachimprägniert see comment Explanation: beer is pulled with too much gas pressure, can't work out one word for that. Means that the beer will be too foamy, which is sometimes the case just after installation of new gas canister, but shouldn't be.. (long years of bartending!) |
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nachimprägniert overcarbonated Explanation: Did you pour properly? • Foamy, overcarbonated beer comes out. Is the keg empty? Is the regulator set to the proper pressure? ... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 49 mins (2005-02-15 13:54:23 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- An ideal pour is best achieved at 2.55 to 2.65 volumes of dissolved carbon dioxide, although certain beer styles demand carbonation at different levels. A fresh, untapped keg starts with the correct amount of dissolved carbon dioxide. To keep the right amount after tapping, a balance between the temperature of the beer and the pressure of the carbon dioxide must be maintained. It does get more complicated than that, however. If the dispense equipment has been correctly installed, then a certain pressure is necessary to overcome the resistance of the dispense lines and taps. If the pressure is maintained properly, the carbonation level of the beer remains stable. If the pressure is too high, the beer will overcarbonate. If the pressure is too low, the beer loses carbonation. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr 9 mins (2005-02-15 14:14:09 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Verhalten von CO2-Druck und Bicarbonat im Gegenstromysystem des ... [Behavior of CO2-pressure and bicarbonate in ... For your full phrase: (The) beer is overcarbonated (overexposed to CO2-pressure) Reference: http://www.probrewer.com/resources/library/bp-troubleshootin... |
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