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Trev
G'day Brad,
I have in front of me a couple of different liquid extracts. One of them, a Light LE proudly says on the label "6 EBC in 23 litres".
Now if I add this extract to my recipe, and set the batch size at 23litres, the expected colour field comes at at '4'.
If I use an extract with say an EBC of "3 in 23 litres" then it comes out at 3.
I had a look at the methodology for colour calcs in the help file and I follow why at low levels of extract colour the expected colour is about the same as a result of the x^y equation.
If I want to be a bit consistant, should I adjust the extract clour value to something higher (ie if the can says "6 EBC in 23 L" then I actually make it 10 or 11 in the recipe so the calc' value says 6)?
Ooops, just realised I use colour rather than color - can't help a 'downunder upbringing ;D
Thanks,
Trev
I have in front of me a couple of different liquid extracts. One of them, a Light LE proudly says on the label "6 EBC in 23 litres".
Now if I add this extract to my recipe, and set the batch size at 23litres, the expected colour field comes at at '4'.
If I use an extract with say an EBC of "3 in 23 litres" then it comes out at 3.
I had a look at the methodology for colour calcs in the help file and I follow why at low levels of extract colour the expected colour is about the same as a result of the x^y equation.
If I want to be a bit consistant, should I adjust the extract clour value to something higher (ie if the can says "6 EBC in 23 L" then I actually make it 10 or 11 in the recipe so the calc' value says 6)?
Ooops, just realised I use colour rather than color - can't help a 'downunder upbringing ;D
Thanks,
Trev