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  • Digital Densimeter Different approaches
    A Anthalas

    As a computer nerd and home brewer I’m trying to solve this question: can I monitor de fermentation of my beer from my computer/smartphone?

    You know your beer is ready for the next step of the process when the yeast stop working on your worth. There are several ways to estimate this:

    1. Specific gravity of the worth. Measure with a densimeter. More info here: https://www.craftbeer.com/craft-beer-muses/defining-gravity
      2)CO2 output. Yeast eat the sugar of the worth and produce CO2 and ethanol.
      3)Ethanol saturation is the fermenter
    2. Capacitance of the worth. The wort is basically a sugar solution that get almost all its sugar removed during the fermentation, thus the capacitance of the solution will change.

    I will be trying different aprachs to the above ideas and I’m open to your suggestions.

    I’m currently experimenting with the capacitive sensor.

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