Malt MaltParameters
Extract difference fine-coarse
Moisture
Extract fine grind on dry malt
Saccharification
Filtration
Clarity of wort
pH
Wort colour in EBC
Post coloration
Total nitrogen on dry malt
Soluble protein
Kolbach index
Viscosity in cp
Diastatic Power
Hartong 45
Friability
FAN
Soluble b - glucanes
Calcofluor
Calcofluor homogeneity
Calibration
pDMS
Radioactivity
The taste
The odor of the malt



For registered clients
User name

  Password

Get your free registration
(for new clients only)
Diastatic Power

The determination of the diastatic power takes place by the hydrolysis of the starch made by two enzymes: 1) alpha - amylase that cuts the starch chains alpha 1-4 in dextrines.
2) beta - amylase reduces the dextrines in maltose.
The diastatic power is the number of grs. of formed maltose on depend of starch for 100 grs. of malt.
Results are given in W.K. (Windish Kolbach).

Order of size:

OP2R

OP2R

OH6R

OH6R

OH6R

200 to 250

250 to 300

300 to 350

350 to 400

diastatic

medium

good

medium

good

> 400

In America the diastatic power is measured in Lintner degrees:
1 Lintner = (W.K. + 16)/3,5
or 1 Lintner = 0,3 W.K. + 4


    Copyright © E-Malt s.a., 2001 - 2024 23.04.2024 13:41