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File:10 -0004.JPG |Thomas Hardy bought the Burtonwood site in 2005. | |||
File:11 -0015 - Copy.JPG |Side view of the 1988 brew block | |||
File:12 -0045 - Copy.JPG |The brewery stack | |||
File:13 -0051 - Copy.JPG |Close up of the brewery stack | |||
File:14 -0053 - Copy.JPG |The Company has permission to use the author's silhouette on its trademanrk | |||
File:15 -0109.JPG |The old and new brewhouse towers | |||
File:16 -0111.JPG |View of the smaller brew block superceded in 1988 | |||
File:17 -0006 - Copy.JPG |Any idea who F R&A were in 1898? | |||
File:20 -0009 - Copy.JPG |Malt destoner | |||
File:21 -0008 - Copy.JPG |A sample of stones removed by the destoner | |||
File:22 -0012 - Copy.JPG |A pair of four roller Porteus mills | |||
File:25 -0112.JPG |Note the tangential entry into the copper whirlpool on the left | |||
File:26 -0115.JPG |The brewhouse panel now supplemented with a full SCADA system on the PC screen (far left) | |||
File:27 -0117.JPG |The lauter tun has a Steels masher in case the contract demands the use of one. | |||
File:28 -0118.JPG |Mash vessel on the left | |||
File:29 -0119.JPG |Copper whirlpool with tangential entry | |||
File:30 -0120.JPG |Mash tun and lauter tun | |||
File:33 -0121.JPG |The lauter tun on the left and one of the two copper whirlpools | |||
File:34 -0122.JPG |Copper and mash tun behind | |||
File:40 -0020 - Copy.JPG |There are 33 open square fermenters ranging from 40 -240brl | |||
File:41 -0021 - Copy.JPG |Open square fermenters | |||
File:42 -0022 - Copy.JPG |Attemperation liquor control on FV25 | |||
File:43 -0029 - Copy.JPG|Wort collection inlet main directed down the corner of the vessel to reduce fobbing | |||
File:44 -0030 - Copy.JPG |Yeast head ready for cropping | |||
File:45 -0034 - Copy.JPG |Some vessels have attemperation panels but most are cold wall | |||
File:46 -0036.JPG |Fermentation in open squares | |||
File:47 -0039 - Copy.JPG |Early fermentation head | |||
File:49 -0047 - Copy.JPG |A pair of boilers | |||
File:50 -0043.JPG |There are ten 240brl conical FVs ex Morlands on the right. The larger 480brl tanks on the left are dish-bottomed for maturation | |||
File:51 -0044 - Copy.JPG |Conical FVs and walkway | |||
File:52 -0054 - Copy.JPG |Service mains between the conical FVs | |||
File:53 -0079 - Copy.JPG |Vessels for road tanker intake | |||
File:53 -0055.JPG |Conical FV cone - UT would be 'unitank' | |||
File:54 -0080.JPG |More vessels for road tanker intake | |||
File:55 -0081.JPG |Incoming beer from Heineken | |||
File:56 -0071.JPG |The 60bph Alfa Laval centrifuge came from Carlsberg at Northampton | |||
File:57 -0058 - Copy.JPG |Changeover station | |||
File:58 -0059.JPG |Yeast propagation facilities; two barrel starter feeding two 10brl vessels | |||
File:60 -0082.JPG |Horizontal maturation tanks | |||
File:61 -0084.JPG |The Filtrox plate and frame filter | |||
File:65 -0094.JPG |Reverse osmosis plant for water softening | |||
File:66 -0099.JPG |The four lane GKN Sankey kegging plant from 1980 showing the external washer with the washer-racker on the extreme left | |||
File:67 -0104.JPG |Cask racking range | |||
File:68 -0107.JPG |Clamp attachment on a fork lift trucks for moving layers of kegs | |||
File:69 -0995.JPG |Mixing facilities for the many components of a modern RTD | |||
File:70 -0944.JPG |General view of the bottling line looking over the rinser towards the empties intake with some finished goods storage beyond. | |||
File:71 -0949 - Copy.JPG |The two yellow units are accumulation tables | |||
File:72 -0953 - Copy.JPG |Stock on the accumulation table starts to build in response to a hold up downstream | |||
File:73 -0954.JPG |The yellow deck of the accumulation table contrasting nicely with the red of Bacardi Breezer | |||
File:74 -0955 - Copy.JPG |Double deck pasteuriser | |||
File:75 -0956 - Copy.JPG |Bacardi Breezer as far as the eye can see | |||
File:76 -0960.JPG |The change part for the PET bottle crowner where the top scalloped section supports the bottleneck while the closing pressure is applied | |||
File:77 -0961 - Copy.JPG |Crown capper | |||
File:78 -0962 - Copy.JPG |Collation machine by DIMAC | |||
File:79 -0964 - Copy.JPG |Bottles in card trays about to be shrinkwrapped | |||
File:80 -0968 - Copy.JPG |Filler infeed carousel | |||
File:81 -0979.JPG |The Acmi depalletiser | |||
File:82 -0987 - Copy.JPG |Stretchwrap table | |||
File:85 -0996 - Copy.JPG |Complex pipework | |||
File:86 -0003.JPG |Storage facilities for the many components of a modern RTD | |||
File:90 -0016 - Copy.JPG |The old brew plant is still extant but not seen by visitors, this is inside the copper | |||
File:91 -0018 - Copy.JPG |Old copper | |||
File:92 -0019 - Copy.JPG |Steam control valves on the copper | |||
File:93 -0042 - Copy.JPG |Mash tun plates | |||
File:115 -0202.JPG |Thos Hardy has a mixing and bottling facility at Kendal in Cumbria. The old Youngers and later S&N trade offices are on the right. | |||
File:116 -0137.JPG |Intake at Kendal | |||
File:117 -0132.JPG |The 80 valve H&K filling machine | |||
File:118 -0185.JPG |Stretchwrapping a pallet | |||
File:119 -peter ward.jpg |MD Peter Ward | |||
File:120 -0993.JPG |Christopher Ward | |||
File:121 -0027 - Copy.JPG |Burtonwood plant manager Gary Todd | |||
File:122 -0196.JPG |Kendal plant manager Peter Armstrong | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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