Equipment Records

Equipments Wrapper

An ::equipment-wrapper record set.

• BeerXML Type: Record Set

Wrapped Record

• Equipments

Equipments

A vector of valid ::equipment-wrapper records.

Collection Type

• Equipment Wrapper

Equipment Wrapper

An ::equipment record wrapped in an :equipment map.

• BeerXML Type: Record

Wrapped Record

• Equipment

Equipment

A record representing the brewing equipment used in brewing.

Required Keys

• Batch Size
• Boil Size
• Name
• Version

Optional Keys

• Boil Time
• Calculate Boil Volume
• Display Batch Size
• Display Boil Size
• Display Lauter Deadspace
• Display Top Up Kettle
• Display Top Up Water
• Display Trub Chiller Loss
• Display Tun Volume
• Display Tun Weight
• Evaporation Rate
• Hop Utilization
• Lauter Deadspace
• Notes
• Top Up Kettle
• Top Up Water
• Trub Chiller Loss
• Tun Specific Heat
• Tun Volume
• Tun Weight

Batch Size

A non-negative IEEE-754 floating point number representing the target volume of the batch at the start of fermentation.

• BeerXML Type: Floating Point
• BeerXML Unit: Liter
• Clojure Key Name: :batch-size
• Clojure Type: Double
• Example: 5.8

Boil Size

A non-negative IEEE-754 floating point number representing the pre-boil volume for the equipment setup.

• BeerXML Type: Floating Point
• BeerXML Unit: Liter
• Clojure Key Name: :boil-size
• Clojure Type: Double
• Example: 10.8

Boil Time

A non-negative IEEE-754 floating point number representing the normal amount of time one boils for this equipment setup. This can be used with the evaporation rate to calculate the evaporation loss.

• BeerXML Type: Floating Point
• BeerXML Unit: Minute
• Clojure Key Name: :boil-time
• Clojure Type: Double
• Example: 15.0

Calculate Boil Volume

A boolean denoting whether or not programs reading this equipment record should calculate the boil size. When absent, assume false. When true, then boil-size = (batch-size - top-up-water - trub-chiller-loss) * (1 + boil-time * evap-rate)

• BeerXML Type: Boolean
• Clojure Key Name: :calc-boil-volume
• Clojure Type: Spec
• Example: true

Display Batch Size

A non-empty string denoting a display value for the pre-fermentation volume formatted for display in arbitrary units.

• BeerXML Type: Text
• Clojure Key Name: :display-batch-size
• Clojure Type: String
• Example: "4.5 gallons"

Display Boil Size

A non-empty string denoting a display value for the pre-boil volume formatted for display in arbitrary units.

• BeerXML Type: Text
• Clojure Key Name: :display-boil-size
• Clojure Type: String
• Example: "5.0 gallons"

Display Lauter Deadspace

A non-empty string denoting a display value for the volume of wort lost in the lauter vessel formatted for display in arbitrary units.

• BeerXML Type: Text
• Clojure Key Name: :display-lauter-deadspace
• Clojure Type: String
• Example: "2.2 liters"

Display Top Up Kettle

A non-empty string denoting a display value for the top-up water added to the pre-boil stage of the kettle formatted for display in arbitrary units.

• BeerXML Type: Text
• Clojure Key Name: :display-top-up-kettle
• Clojure Type: String
• Example: "2.2 liters"

Display Top Up Water

A non-empty string denoting a display value for the volume of top-up water added before fermentation formatted for display in arbitrary units.

• BeerXML Type: Text
• Clojure Key Name: :display-top-up-water
• Clojure Type: String
• Example: "2.2 liters"

Display Trub Chiller Loss

A non-empty string denoting a display value for the volume of wort lost in transition between boiler and fermentation vessel formatted for display in arbitrary units.

• BeerXML Type: Text
• Clojure Key Name: :display-trub-chiller-loss
• Clojure Type: String
• Example: "2.2 liters"

Display Tun Volume

A non-empty string denoting a display value for the volume capacity of the mash tun formatted for display in arbitrary units.

• BeerXML Type: Text
• Clojure Key Name: :display-tun-volume
• Clojure Type: String
• Example: "20 liters"

Display Tun Weight

A non-empty string denoting a display value for the empty weight of the mash tun formatted for display in arbitrary units.

• BeerXML Type: Text
• Clojure Key Name: :display-tun-weight
• Clojure Type: String
• Example: "5.5 pounds"

Evaporation Rate

A non-negative IEEE-754 floating point number representing the percentage of wort lost to evaporation per hour of the boil.

• BeerXML Type: Percentage
• BeerXML Unit: Percent per Hour
• Clojure Key Name: :evap-rate
• Clojure Type: Double
• Example: 1.2

Hop Utilization

A non-negative IEEE-754 floating point number representing the percentage of large batch hop utilization.

• BeerXML Type: Percentage
• Clojure Key Name: :hop-utilization
• Clojure Type: Double
• Example: 1.2

Lauter Deadspace

A non-negative IEEE-754 floating point number representing the volume of wort lost to the lauter tun.

• BeerXML Type: Floating Point
• BeerXML Unit: Liter
• Clojure Key Name: :lauter-deadspace
• Clojure Type: Double
• Example: 0.1

Name

A non-empty string representing the name of the ingredient.

• BeerXML Type: Text
• Clojure Key Name: :name
• Clojure Type: String
• Example: "Citra"

Notes

A non-empty string representing any notes about the subject.

• BeerXML Type: Text
• Clojure Key Name: :notes
• Clojure Type: String
• Example: "A wonderful, zesty aroma"

Top Up Kettle

A non-negative IEEE-754 floating point number representing the volume of top-up water added to the boil kettle before the boil begins.

• BeerXML Type: Floating Point
• BeerXML Unit: Liter
• Clojure Key Name: :top-up-kettle
• Clojure Type: Double
• Example: 2.1

Top Up Water

A non-negative IEEE-754 floating point number representing the volume of top-up water added before fermentation in liters.

• BeerXML Type: Floating Point
• BeerXML Unit: Liter
• Clojure Key Name: :top-up-water
• Clojure Type: Double
• Example: 2.1

Trub Chiller Loss

A non-negative IEEE-754 floating point number representing the volume of wort lost during transition from the boiler to primary fermentation vessel.

• BeerXML Type: Floating Point
• BeerXML Unit: Liter
• Clojure Key Name: :trub-chiller-loss
• Clojure Type: Double
• Example: 0.1

Tun Specific Heat

A non-negative IEEE-754 floating point number representing the specific heat of the mash tun in Calories per gram-degree Celsius.

• BeerXML Type: Floating Point
• BeerXML Unit: Calories per Gram Degree Celsius
• Clojure Key Name: :tun-specific-heat
• Clojure Type: Double
• Example: 0.2

Tun Volume

A non-negative IEEE-754 floating point number representing the volume of the of the mash tun in liters.

• BeerXML Type: Floating Point
• BeerXML Unit: Liter
• Clojure Key Name: :tun-volume
• Clojure Type: Double
• Example: 15.0

Tun Weight

A non-negative IEEE-754 floating point number representing the weight of the of the mash tun in kilograms.

• BeerXML Type: Floating Point
• BeerXML Unit: Kilogram
• Clojure Key Name: :tun-weight
• Clojure Type: Double
• Example: 15.0

Version

An integer representing the version of the BeerXML standard implemented in a given record. Currently, only 1 exists.

• BeerXML Type: Integer
• Clojure Key Name: :version
• Clojure Type: Long
• Example: 1