Water Filtration - Rverse Osmosis - Remineralization

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[TD="class: dcomments, colspan: 2"] Hello Coffee Connoisseur's,
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[Mr.Peaberry]

Hey Josh,
I have an interest in the water component of coffee. A good friend of mine is in the water industry. Remineralization is a concept I would really be interested in learning more about. I understand that good coffee water would be at about a 30-50 ppm TDS...or maybe I'm not recalling that correctly. Can you please explain the process and related costs as a per gallon expense. What is the throughput of your equipment? Can it be used to supply the perfect water for coffee brewing to one's customers?

Cheers,

Doug

 

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Best flavor extraction occurs between 110TD and 150 TDS depending on roast of coffee and origin. Cost per gallon is between $.02 to $.05 per gallon depending on feed water quality for the mineral additives. Process is a water purification process with or without reverse osmosis depending on your source water TDS. The system adds a two part mineral concentrate back into the holding tank that is set with a digital controller. It’s as simple as selecting what TDS brings out the most favorable characteristics in your coffee and punching in that # into the controller. The system automatically controls the water to within 5+- ppm. Yes it can it be used to supply the perfect water for coffeebrewing to one's customers.