Temperature
A simple explanation of Physics: The higher the
temperature, the higher the supply of
energy and the steeper the temperature curve.
The water moves faster through the coffee
powder in the funnel shade cylinder.
Therefore, it is an advantage to use a gas stove when
preparing your
favourite coffee in the morning. Since gas stoves have a high and
continuous supply of energy. Ceramic stove tops have a pulsating supply
of energy and therefore these are the least preferred kind of stove you
want to use.
The time that the water is in contact with the coffee
powder is called the extraction period. The extraction period has a
direct
influence of the flavour and the solving of tanning agents.
But now you should ask yourself: How can I influence
the diffusion process in the chamber with the correct type of coffee
grind?
The answer is
simple...
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If you want to slow the diffusion process you should
use finer coffee grounds. Since finer gounds
have a larger surface area it takes more time for the water to move
through the cylinder shaped funnel because of the coffee grinds density.
On the other hand, if you wish the difussion process to be
faster, you select a slightly larger grind.
The fun of this basic coffee maker is that you get to
experiment with different grinds until you figure which you like the
best. If water flows to
quickly through the powder, the coffee will not gain enough strength
for an intense espresso flavour. If the water flows to slowly
through the powder, it can pull unwanted elements (as tanning agents)
from the coffee grind into the brew.
The Istituto
nazionale
espresso
italiano recommends that you select
your coffee powder and the temperature of your stove to create an
extraction time of approximately 25 seconds to acquire 25 to 30ml of
espresso
(with the use of 7g espresso powder).