4. Conclusion
Membrane processes in breweries offer numerous opportunities and are now an industrial reality. Their implementation in breweries is a technological fact and a criterion for the economic and environmental efficiency of the brewing process.
Brewery filtration has many applications. They vary according to the type of beer and the brewing stage involved:
separation of mash into wort and spent grain;
young beer;
tank fundraising ;
beer for the end of the ageing period.
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AFSSA – Avis relatif à l'autorisation d'emploi de polyamide 11 en tant qu'adjuvant de filtration dans la bière – Saisines n° 2003-SA-0253 et n° 2002-SA-0196, December 9, 2003, République Française (2003).
AFSSA – Avis relatif à la demande d'autorisation d'emploi de perlite en tant qu'auxiliaire technologique en brasserie. Saisine n° 2008-SA-0384, March 30, 2009, République Française (2009)....
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A non-exhaustive summary of the main works in the literature relating to the application of membrane processes in brewing, published between 1984 and 1998, has been produced (table 1
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