Brewery facility for producing and bottling beer

Abstract

The invention relates to a brewery facility (12) for producing and bottling beer, comprising a brewhouse facility (01) in which wort is produced from raw materials while employing process energy, and further comprising a bottling facility (02) in which the beer produced from the wort is bottled into packaging containers, in particular bottles, while employing process energy, wherein in order to supply the brewhouse facility (01) with process energy a first energy supply network (16) is provided, into which process energy having a first temperature level is fed from at least one first energy generation facility (17) and distributed by a heat exchanger to different energy consumers (14, 15) in the brewhouse facility (01), and wherein in order to supply the bottling facility (02) with process energy a second energy supply network (21) is provided,; into which process energy having a second temperature level is fed from at least one second energy generation facility (22) and distributed by a heat exchanger to different energy consumers (23, 24, 25) in the bottling facility (02), wherein the maximum temperature of the heat exchanger in the first energy supply network is above the maximum temperature of the heat exchanger in the second energy supply network.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a brewing plant for producing and filling beer according to the preamble of claim 1 . Background technique [0002] A brewing plant usually consists of several plant parts, so that beer wort is first produced step by step from raw materials in different plant parts, the beer wort is subsequently fermented into beer, and the drinkable beer is finally bottled middle. In this case, process energy is required in all plant parts in order to be able to carry out the different partial processes. Of the different plant parts of the brewing plant, only the brewhouse plant for producing beer malt and the filling plant for filling beer into bottles are of particular interest here for the invention described below. However, the brewing plant as a whole can of course also comprise other plant components. [0003] The invention relates to the most efficient energy supply of a brewery plant and in this case in particular to the particularl...

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Problems solved by technology

Therefore, the use of various energy generation methods for operating brewery plants is ruled out, since high energy densities with correspondingly high maximum temperature levels cannot be achieved in various energy generation methods, especially alternative energy generation methods

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