First Roast of Colombian Decaf
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Hey all
To begin: my buddy and I recently took delivery of a 1kg MCR a month or so ago, and we've been trying to get a handle on using it. That said, we still have a LOOOOOONG way to go. We're in the process of scheduling training with MCR, but in the meantime, I thought I'd post our roast here and get some thoughts.
I'm focusing on the increase around 6 mins, just after dry end. I begin with low air (45 on our roaster) and increase to medium (50) at dry end. I believe the airflow increase accounts for the temp rise. I don't believe I need more gas to start, but I obviously need to work on smoothing that increase.
Perhaps start with more air? Increase gas at start (I was working toward the 32-35° max ROR MCR suggests within the first two minutes)?
Artisan is set to 3 second sample rate with 4 smoothing.
Would love to hear some feedback as we learn learn learn!
To begin: my buddy and I recently took delivery of a 1kg MCR a month or so ago, and we've been trying to get a handle on using it. That said, we still have a LOOOOOONG way to go. We're in the process of scheduling training with MCR, but in the meantime, I thought I'd post our roast here and get some thoughts.
I'm focusing on the increase around 6 mins, just after dry end. I begin with low air (45 on our roaster) and increase to medium (50) at dry end. I believe the airflow increase accounts for the temp rise. I don't believe I need more gas to start, but I obviously need to work on smoothing that increase.
Perhaps start with more air? Increase gas at start (I was working toward the 32-35° max ROR MCR suggests within the first two minutes)?
Artisan is set to 3 second sample rate with 4 smoothing.
Would love to hear some feedback as we learn learn learn!
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For starters, I think your BT and ET probes are swapped. The red looks like the BT and blue the ET. And the RoR is your ET rate of rise.
If I look at your red curve (assumed BT), there is a sudden rise is slope around FC. I would suggest lowering heat a bit more before FC. Charge temp and shape going through EOY looks pretty good.
If I look at your red curve (assumed BT), there is a sudden rise is slope around FC. I would suggest lowering heat a bit more before FC. Charge temp and shape going through EOY looks pretty good.
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