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110L Oxygen tank & 0.5 lpm regulator:

Started by Hop Bomb, June 14, 2013, 04:45:45 PM

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Ciderhead

go on then

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on the basis that oxygen is a great hangover cure.

Shane Phelan

I will also add my name to this, I have informed SWMBO that oxygen is good for hay fever....(may not be true)

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DEMPSEY


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Dei miscendarum discipulus
Forgive us our Hangovers as we forgive those who hangover against us

Dr Jacoby

Quote from: Hop Bomb on July 18, 2013, 09:56:31 AMI was in touch with an ebay seller before about these lads below: (is this the same as yours CH?)

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Oxy-Turbo-Oxygen-Disposable-Gas-Cylinder/161063167235?_trksid=p2047675.m1850&_trkparms=aid%3D222002%26algo%3DSIC.FIT%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D11%26meid%3D9155680382373718151%26pid%3D100011%26prg%3D1005%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D5%26sd%3D130904157295%26

16.50 GBP is the best they can do on shipping.  I cant find any online seller in Ireland selling them.

It says on their ebay page that they only deliver to the UK mainland. It seems to be same for other suppliers in the UK I've come across - probably due to the dangers involved in using oxygen. Does anyone know where else we could source the oxy turbo bottles?
Every little helps

Shane Phelan

Nothing stopping us from using parcel motel and then when the package is too big/heavy they deliver it for €15.

Or when you are saying mainland, that excludes the north?
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Dr Jacoby

True, though some of the suppliers only supply the UK mainland, excluding Northern Ireland. Others say they will ship to Ireland but for an additional cost. Parcel Motel really does rock
Every little helps

Shane Phelan

Just checked their website, we can actually avoid the €15 if its collected from their depot and under 35kg.
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Hop Bomb

Its the crowd in Dublin who said they'd do a discount on the oxyturbo bottles. 

Re: that ebay link - I mailed the seller & that was his best price for shipping as it weighs 1.5kg.  Its irrelevant anyway as we can get them from Dublin (wholesale welding supplies)

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Fermenting: Oatmeal Brown, 200ish Fathoms,
Ageing: bretted 1890 export stout.
To brew:  2015 RIS, Kellerbier, Altbier.

Metattron

CH, where in the north do you get the oxygen from?  Lots of places doing regs for them for around £20.  I take it this is the type of filter you were looking for:

http://www.thehomebrewcompany.ie/spare-sterile-filter-for-wort-aerator-p-1204.html
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In secondary: Wine, Melomel
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In the fridge: Helles Lager, Hob Gob

Hop Bomb

Wholesale Welding Supplies sales guy rang me & will have a quote for me in the morning on the oxygen & the regulators. He told me the disposables are 137 bar (do your thing Will :)

Oxyfit got back to me with a quote on their 2 LPM fixed flow regulators (which should fit the oxyturbo bottles):

1 @ £110
3 @ £95
5 @ £90
>10 @ £85

Shipping to ROI is approximately £19.20


On tap: Flanders, Gose,
Fermenting: Oatmeal Brown, 200ish Fathoms,
Ageing: bretted 1890 export stout.
To brew:  2015 RIS, Kellerbier, Altbier.

Ciderhead

Quote from: Metattron on July 18, 2013, 02:36:01 PM
CH, where in the north do you get the oxygen from?  Lots of places doing regs for them for around £20.  I take it this is the type of filter you were looking for:

http://www.thehomebrewcompany.ie/spare-sterile-filter-for-wort-aerator-p-1204.html

Uck uck uck me sometimes what u are looking is right under ur nose
Thank you so much for finding this :)

Metattron

Didn't answer the question though!

Aren't 2lpm fixed regs too much? From what I've been reading 0.2lpm for 30 seconds is what you want for a 20 litre batch. Too much oxygen will damage the yeast cell walls.
In primary:
In secondary: Wine, Melomel
In keg: Teddy Hopper, Coconut stout, 4 Cs, Buzz bomb, Never Sierra, Bock, OD
In the fridge: Helles Lager, Hob Gob

Hop Bomb

July 18, 2013, 11:18:23 PM #43 Last Edit: July 18, 2013, 11:35:07 PM by Hop Bomb
2 LPM regs are the slowest flow rate they do. You dont have to run it for a minute. You could do how ever many seconds needed to hit your desired ppm for your OG.

I posted this earlier in the thread re: lpm & ppm.

Here is some info courtesy of Dr.Jacoby via Chris Whites Yeast book: oxygen needs to be injected at a rate of 1 litre per minute in a 1.077 wort to reach the desired 8-12ppm. This time could be reduced for a weaker wort. ("Yeast", Chris White, p. 79) The best flow rate for a homebrewer is .5 or 1 litre per minute. So for a wort of roughly 1.045 you'd need to oxygenate for about 90 seconds if you were using a .5 litre per minute flow regulator. If you were using a flow meter set to 1 litre per minute you'd need about 45 seconds

Going off that with an OG of 1045 & a 2 lpm regulator you'd run the oxygen for 22.5 seconds.

Il probably just get one of those cheap flow meters from China myself. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Brand-New-5LPM-Air-Oxygen-Rotameter-Flow-Meter-Flowmeter-/150967186248?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2326587348
On tap: Flanders, Gose,
Fermenting: Oatmeal Brown, 200ish Fathoms,
Ageing: bretted 1890 export stout.
To brew:  2015 RIS, Kellerbier, Altbier.

Ciderhead

My number 12 post was about right then if you allow 80-90% transmission rate :)