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ACM - Beverage Monitoring System | QUATROL.50B

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Beverage Monitoring System | QUATROL.50B

For beer and beer mixtures production

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The continuous online measurement covers by the Beer Monitoring System QUATROL.50B the following beer specific parameters: Refraction number, Density, CO₂value.

The system determines fast and highly accurate the refraction number and the density of beer, from which the following beer characteristic values are calculated according to the Balling method:

Alcohol in %vol and g/l.
Original wort direct and calculated.
Extract apparent and real.
Degree of fermentation.
Energy content in cal and kJ.

The modular concept allows the installation of additional sensors, the adaption of the software and the connection of external PC or PLC systems. The QUATROL-system is adaptable to each plant structure and increases its capabilities with customers demand.

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The continuous online measurement covers by the Beer Monitoring System QUATROL.50B the following beer specific parameters: Refraction number, Density, CO₂value.

The system determines fast and highly accurate the refraction number and the density of beer, from which the following beer characteristic values are calculated according to the Balling method:

Alcohol in %vol and g/l.
Original wort direct and calculated.
Extract apparent and real.
Degree of fermentation.
Energy content in cal and kJ.

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To contact PTI Pacific about ACM Beverage Monitoring System | QUATROL.50B use Get a quote.

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ACM’s QUATROL.50B is a continuous online system for monitoring beer-specific parameters. The Balling method calculates beer characteristics from refraction and density readings, so buyers receive derived values rather than only those two measurements. Beer and beer-mixture producers can adapt the software to their own plant structure as customer requirements change through the system’s modular design.