CN101031486B - Process for good packaging, packagings and kits for their realization - Google Patents

Process for good packaging, packagings and kits for their realization Download PDF

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CN101031486B
CN101031486B CN2005800333920A CN200580033392A CN101031486B CN 101031486 B CN101031486 B CN 101031486B CN 2005800333920 A CN2005800333920 A CN 2005800333920A CN 200580033392 A CN200580033392 A CN 200580033392A CN 101031486 B CN101031486 B CN 101031486B
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Abstract

A process for carrying out a packaging for food stuffs, such as hazelnuts, dried fruits, or powdered milk, packaged in bulk, comprises the steps of: - provision of a big bag container (2), - carrying out a filling of the above said product (P), into the big bag container (2),- provision of a seal enclosure (3) susceptible of containing the big bag container (2) with the above said filling of product (P) therein, and- sealing the enclosure (3) containing the big bag container (2), with the above said filling of product (P) therein, a sub atmospheric pressure level. Preferably, a protective inert gas, such as nitrogen, is inserted into the enclosure (3) containing the big bag container (2).

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The technology of good packaging food, the tool outfit of packing and being used to realize
Present invention relates in general to the packing technique of food.
More particularly, the present invention relates to use current name to be called " sack (big bag) " container packing technique of (the current name of other of this container is called " loose bags (bulk bag) " or FIBC, and the latter is the initialism of flexible bulk mesophase container (Flexible Intermediate Bulk Container)).
These containers (after this being called " loose bags " generally) can be used in the food that transports such as milk powder, dry fruit, fibert etc., and they are for example open in EP-A-1316515, FR-A-2802189, WO-A-89/00957, WO-A-01-17069, WO-A-01/27000, WO-A-03106269 and GB-A-2327072.
Sack is filled with bulk freight usually and is made by flexible laminar material such as synthetic gauze (being polypropylene cloth).In present embodiment, when sack had been folded and has been filled with goods, it adopted the hexahedral shape of almost parallel, for example made it to move on pallet or to transport.For better understanding, and do not do any qualification, the sack of current use can have the leading dimensions of 100-120cm scope, and highly can be 180cm.
Certainly, these sizes cause that sack has sizable weight when filling goods.Based on this reason, sack provides one or more ears of carrying usually at its top, and this makes it possible to hang the sack that empties.
Identical consideration about big bag dimensions causes that sack tends to a certain degree " broadening " when filling article, present the shape away from desirable parallelepiped shape.This is why to have notified the reason that inner reinforcement is provided, so that be limited in the phenomenon that broadens (for example referring to above-mentioned WO-A-01/27000) of sack under the internal product bias voltage.
The propagation of this container causes that himself filling/evacuation modes tends to more and more standard gradually, even what relates to is provided at the sack top and has product filling/evacuation apertures with bottom section and for relevant opened/closed pattern.
Practice by the material manufacture sack with holes such as cloth causes that sack can see through the external agency such as moisture in fact, and can not give the due care that connection with wrapping of piece is avoided these medium influences.For the sake of simplicity, pointed out that sack self constituent material also can be subjected to the negative effect of these external agencys and for example can meet with to tear.Percussion obstacle or the article of for example filling sack when being moved by loader-unloader fall fiercely to produce the article of tearing and not expecting on the ground and leak the risk that causes.
This is why can imagine by changing sack to protect the reason that is included in the article in the sack, makes it become double-walled container.By article receiving vessel or bag are put into sack and can be obtained this result, this sack has continuous wall, can be with article and isolated from outer medium.Carrying out the behavior makes for example produce controlled atmosphere (for example under the vacuum, or for example introduce nitrogen and the part unreactable gas) in protective bag, is used for the present mode of reduced size container thus.
" double-walled " container is well-known in the art, is confirmed US-A-4515692, US-B-6312742, EP-A-0097391, EP-A-1120357 or WO-A-92/16439 by way of example in following patent.Most these double-walled containers mainly are attributable to typology, and it provides by the material manufacture container outer wall of rigidity more or less, and internal protection " bag " is made by flexible material.
Transporting of supposition meets with several difficulties in this sack practice.
At first, the selection article protection bag that will comprise is put into sack and is become and use the antagonism of obvious advantage of relevant some of sack.
For example, being placed on a bag shell (being substantially similar to the sack of being made by flexible material) in the sack makes kinds of goods is loaded into significant difficulties in the sack, this is because when when filling, and falls into inside and when loading when article, need be in sack support pouches to a certain degree.Discharge phase at sack will produce more shortcomings, unless discharge orifice is provided on the lower wall of bag (this is very difficult) sack first closure and can opening to a certain degree in sack discharge orifice position subsequently.
Yet as described above, sack often provides reinforced frame within it, is used for causing and also keeps basic parallelepiped shape when sack fills up article even provide.These tension members in order to make the direct packing article of not obvious obstruction sack, then will become obstacle when bag inserts sack.
Yet the bag or the capsule that are placed in the sack will be intended to receive and support at least the mechanical strees that is produced by material weight in first situation.This factor will be more important when being placed on sack inside when this bag filling article of needs and with it.This behaviour assumption bag self can bear product bias and weight.Except other shortcoming, the manufacturing fully bag shell of holding articles mechanical strees will be used the flexible material that is easy to expensive given thickness.Mention in passing, should expect especially when transporting food, sack tends to be regarded as the consumables, and is not intended to re-use.They have to as far as possible low-cost, and this need be necessary for the bag or the capsule that are intended to put into sack.
Yet; bag is filled article and is put into sack and stand to make vacuum subsequently and/or the unreactable gas of injection protection within it; will be difficult to usually recognize and these possible holes occur at once; these holes can make and vacuum/controlled atmosphere condition failure cause packing the risk that interior article damage fast.Mention in passing, should expect under the situation of the article packing with annual harvesting time (for example fibert), wherein need two continuously basic between the harvesting equate the stage, promptly one-year age keeps article with good condition of storage.
The purpose that the present invention has fully and addresses the above problem satisfactorily.
According to the present invention, owing to following article packing technology obtains this purpose, this article packing technology has and requires in additional claim and as the feature of the part of the application's instruction.
The present invention also relates to the tool outfit packing and make.
Referring now to accompanying drawing, only the present invention is described in the mode of example and with not doing to limit, wherein:
Fig. 1 is the overall perspective view according to packing of the present invention, has excised some parts for clarity; And
Fig. 2 to 6 schematically illustrates the process of making this packing.
Totally say, described herein on the whole by 1 the indication packing comprise two basic components, that is:
-loose bags 2 and
-laminar enclosure 3 is substantially similar to big case or big bag, and it is intended to encase loose bags 2.
Container 2 can be corresponding to any sack of current use.Thereby it can be the sack of in fact commercial available any type when application, for example substantially parallelepiped shape and be of a size of as noted above like that (as just with reference to and therefore the present invention be not intended to be restricted).Container 2 can for example be made by polypropylene cloth.
Parallelepiped shape is not intended to limit the present invention as a reference; It also is effective choice that ear 2a is provided at the upper top place of container 2.Expediently, loose bags 2 can provide tension member (not shown in the drawings, but known type).When filling up article and when this filling has been finished, when the packing 1 that product is arranged within it was moved, transports, deposits and be placed on the discharging gear of container, these tension members were intended to make container 2 to keep its shape basically especially.
For better understanding, after this will suppose-once more by way of example-in Fig. 1, form (for example shell fibert and may stand baking process) by fibert by the article of P indication.
About the embodiment of bag shell 3, can use in technology well known in the art.The section drawing of Fig. 2 illustrates cloth part (for example polypropylene), and it is the container 2 wall portions that are listed in a part of shell 3 walls.In currently preferred embodiment (it is not intended to limit scope of the present invention), shell 3 by four layer by layer laminate materials form, make by the sandwich structure that comprises two-layer nylon cloth 3a and be placed on the aluminium lamination 3b between them basically.So this interlayer of realizing is being intended to subsequently in the face of covering (" coupling ") by the heat-sealable material 3c that is made by polyethylene usually on the sidepiece of package interior, thereby towards loose bags 2 walls.
Fig. 2 point out by technology described herein provide for shell 3 uses the laminated material possibilities, compare with loose bags 2 cloth of about 1 millimeters thick, this shell 3 is thin (its thickness is typically about 250 microns) enough.The thin stack material of the type of describing can low-cost commercial acquisition, and this makes it be used as disposable material.
The section drawing of Fig. 2 allows to learn an importance describing technology here once more, that is, shell 3 is placed on the outside of loose bags 2-and within it the fact not.
When the order of the packing shown in reference Fig. 3 to 6, this aspect can be learned more.
Especially, Fig. 3 shown folding and has been placed on loose bags 2 on the pallet 4, in the middle of preferably the isolation layer (intermediate) 5 made of the material such as cardboard is placed on.
Fig. 3 illustrates the loose bags 2 that hangs over the 2a of ear, makes it be positioned to fill the air discharge port place of storehouse S.The material P that is intended to pack flows out this outlet by freely falling usually.Described fill pattern and the instrument that needs to realize it are known in the art and do not need here to describe in more detail.
Fig. 4 illustrates when the filling of the article P under the S of storehouse has been finished, and by using self substantially shell 3 of bag or capsule, loose bags 2 is encased by shell 3.When filling article P has finished, the in fact preferably behavior that loose bags 2 is put into shell 3, but it is for carrying out the present invention not necessarily.Before the beginning filling step, perhaps alternatively, in filling step carried out, loose bags 2 also can be inserted in the shell 3.This can obtain by mechanism's (not shown) that can support shell 3 is provided, and makes its maintenance be in encasing under the situation of loose bags 2.
No matter adopt which kind of behavior, obtainable net result is the result who describes among Fig. 5, simultaneously loose bags 2 filled with articles P and at exit portion 2b place (it can be to be the closing section of wired, rope or similar component) closure (here also according to known standard).The loose bags 2 of filling article P is placed in the shell 3, and integral body is placed on the pallet 4.
Fig. 6 schematically shows the backend steps of preparing packing 1.This sequence of steps mainly provides the sealing of shell 3, and this by carrying out at the closed bag that forms shell of its outlet side, forms by heat seal each other two of combination edges 30 (better seeing) hermetically usually thus in Fig. 1 transparent view.By in that salable material layer 3 is provided at and carries out this step (referring to Fig. 2) on the above edge with heat on the opposite face.Above heat seal operation obviously can be replaced by the technology (ultrasonic sealing, deposition combination, crimping etc.) of equivalence.
Before jointing edge 30, by using suitable bell jar B (use known standard, these are identical with the standard that is used for smaller szie bag packing), will begin a circulation, it comprises:
-form vacuum (below the barometric pressure) in the shell 3 of article P comprising loose bags 2 and fill, cause most of air therefrom to be removed,
First of-protection unreactable gas (being generally nitrogen) injects,
-carry out the second discharging action by the degree that in shell 3, forms below the barometric pressure, and
-provide the protection unreactable gas injection.
Obviously, the order of description is only corresponding to the preferred embodiment of the embodiment of the invention, and is not intended to limit the essential scope of the embodiment of the invention.Especially, the injection of protection unreactable gas (for example nitrogen) is preferred, but is not the principal element of the scope of the embodiment of the invention.For forming the following degree of barometric pressure (vacuum), obviously, can carry out by one or more steps.
Usually, the level of vacuum that forms quite " strict (hard) " in shell 3 (wherein having loose bags 2 and article P) has proved preferably, and for example coverage area is from the following degree of the barometric pressure of 70 to 80mm mercury column.Representative value is about 76mm mercury column, and it is corresponding to equaling 1/10th the numerical value that normal atmosphere (An) is the 760mm mercury column.
Form the above barometric pressure following (also being that " vacuum " forms) and cause the wall of shell 3 bias voltages (as mentioned above, when adopting condition of high vacuum degree, very consumingly) against loose bags 2, article P within it simultaneously.This packing (referring to Fig. 1) that causes under vacuum so making rigidity that becomes makes sack well keep its parallelepiped shape.This significantly helps the mobile of packing 1 and transports operation.
The description of Fig. 3 to 6 order allows to learn makes packing 1 and the sack of not bigger change filling article P.Can be according to coming execution in step with the model identical of current use basically.
As the containment shell 3 of continuous shell (mainly by shown in aluminium lamination 3b in the illustrative examples guarantee the above continuity and sealing) guarantee that article P electrically isolates from the external agency that is easy to negative effect article P fully.
Also carry out similar protection operation for the material of forming loose bags 2, loose bags 2 protected especially (as article P) is avoided contingent moisture seepage or the accidental risk of infiltrating of liquid.
The packing 1 that this means mentioned kind if necessary can remain on the outside when transporting, at outdoor stacking point or be exposed to the position of external environment condition.
The experience that the applicant obtains is in surprise verified, all relative thin as previously mentioned and cheaply shell also show-when in just describing 1 the scope of packing, using-good seal feature, and mechanical strees resistance.This packs the 1 accidental stress that is easy to produce that falls to the ground and also is suitable for for vibration stress with when arresting.
Do not combine with any specific theory, the applicant has reason and supposes that this surprised effect is the vacuum that forms owing in packing, by the bias voltage lid 3 material effects against loose bags 2 walls very doughtily.Under these situations, carry out cooperative operation, make the wall material of loose bags 2 finally be used as the reinforcement material of shell 3.Further benefit results from as described above, and vacuumizing causes packing 1 rigidity (becoming a kind of solid block basically) that becomes as a whole, is difficult to produce the metaboly that causes that easily shell 3 is torn within it.
Under any circumstance, may the taking place of this tearing (or boring) can be known from the outside at once, is that shell 3 accurately limits the outside faces of packing.Thereby therefore, can recognize at once that packing has lost its sealing characteristics and the article P in it is no longer protected and avoid the external agency influence.This allows for example easily to intervene before it breaks down by the packing that empties article P in it.
Just discharging/the emptying step of the packing of describing 1 is easy.In the practice, can simply carry out emptying step by tearing and remove only a part of shell 3, for example open can mention and tangle loose bags 2 carry ear 2a.At this point, based on the current identical pattern of sack pattern that usually adopts of being used for, can remove shell 3 (, carrying out in the zone of the exhaust outlet of loose bags 2 at least), thereby put down article P if not exclusively.
Obviously, be to be understood that based on the above description and the explanation that only provide by way of example and therefore do not do to limit, can extensively change feature and the embodiment of principle of the present invention, embodiment, and not break away from the scope of the present invention that for example in appended claims, limits.

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1. a technology of making packing comprises the steps:
Loose bags (2) is provided;
Execution is packed into article (P) in the described loose bags (2);
Containment shell (3) is provided, and it can seal has the described loose bags (2) of filling described article (P); And
Sealing has the described loose bags (2) of filling described article (P), forms the following degree of barometric pressure in described containment shell (3), seals described shell (3).
2. technology as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that, it comprises the step of the protection unreactable gas being introduced the described shell that comprises described loose bags (2).
3. technology as claimed in claim 2 is characterized in that, it comprises selects the step of nitrogen as described protection unreactable gas.
4. as the described technology of each claim of front, it is characterized in that described barometric pressure is following to be that scope is below the barometric pressure of 70 to 80mm mercury column.
5. technology as claimed in claim 4 is characterized in that, following 1/10th the mm Hg numerical value corresponding to the mm Hg numerical value that approximates normal atmosphere (An) greatly of described barometric pressure.
6. technology as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that, described containment shell (3) is made by multilayer laminated material.
7. technology as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that, it will provide one deck heat-sealable material layer (3c) described shell (3) on packing (1) in-to-in face, and will seal described shell (3) by the heat-sealable material (3c) of described layer.
8. technology as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that, it is included in the step that comprises aluminium lamination (3b) in the described containment shell (3).
9. technology as claimed in claim 8 is characterized in that it comprises the step of placing described aluminium lamination (3b) with sandwich structure, and its ectomesoderm (3a) is the cloth form.
10. technology as claimed in claim 9 is characterized in that, described skin (3a) is made by nylon cloth.
11. technology as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that, it comprises that described loose bags (2) provides foraminate wall.
12. technology as claimed in claim 11 is characterized in that, it comprises that described loose bags (2) provides the wall of the material that interweaves.
13. technology as claimed in claim 12 is characterized in that, it comprises that described loose bags (2) provides the wall of synthetic gauze.
14. technology as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that, it comprises that described loose bags (2) provides about 1 millimeter wall thickness.
15. technology as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that, it comprises that described containment shell (3) provides about 250 microns wall thickness.
16. technology as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that, it is included in described loose bags (2) is inserted described containment shell (3) before, carries out described article (P) and is packed in the described loose bags (2).
17. technology as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that, it comprises by carrying out several steps form the following degree of barometric pressure in described containment shell (3).
18. technology as claimed in claim 2 is characterized in that, it comprises by carrying out several steps introduces the unreactable gas of the described shell of protection (3), and described shell (3) comprises described loose bags (2).
19., it is characterized in that it comprises alternately and to form the step below the barometric pressure and will protect unreactable gas to introduce the step of described containment shell (3) in described containment shell (3) as claim 17 or 18 described technologies.
20. technology as claimed in claim 1 is characterized in that, it comprises described loose bags (2) is placed on step on the pallet (4).
21. technology as claimed in claim 20 is characterized in that, it is included in the step of putting into lamination (5) separately between described loose bags (2) and the described pallet (4).
22. technology as claimed in claim 21 is characterized in that, the described lamination that separates is ply of board (5).
23., it is characterized in that described containment shell (3) is placed on the position that places between described loose bags (2) and the described pallet (4) as the described technology in one of claim 21 and 22, described thus pallet (4) is more outer with respect to described containment shell (3).
24. a packing comprises:
Loose bags (2);
Be packed into the article (P) in the described loose bags (2);
The containment shell (3) that comprises described loose bags (2), this loose bags (2) have described article (P) fills, and is in the following degree of barometric pressure in the described containment shell (3).
25. packing as claimed in claim 24 is characterized in that, it comprises the unreactable gas of the described shell of protection (3), and this shell (3) comprises described loose bags (2).
26. packing as claimed in claim 25 is characterized in that, described protection unreactable gas is a nitrogen.
27. as each described packing in the claim 24 to 26 of front, it is characterized in that, be equivalent to scope below the described barometric pressure below the barometric pressure of 70 to 80mm mercury column.
28. packing as claimed in claim 27 is characterized in that, following 1/10th the mm Hg numerical value corresponding to the mm Hg numerical value that approximates normal atmosphere (An) greatly of described barometric pressure.
29. packing as claimed in claim 24 is characterized in that, described containment shell (3) is made by multilayer laminated material.
30. packing as claimed in claim 24 is characterized in that, one deck heat-sealable material (3c) be provided at described shell will towards the packing (1) in-to-in face on, this makes it possible to obtain the described shell of tight connection (3).
31. packing as claimed in claim 24 is characterized in that, described containment shell (3) comprises aluminium lamination (3b).
32. packing as claimed in claim 31 is characterized in that, described aluminium lamination (3b) is included in the sandwich structure, and its skin (3a) is the cloth form.
33. packing as claimed in claim 32 is characterized in that, the described outside (3a) is made up of nylon cloth.
34. packing as claimed in claim 24 is characterized in that, described loose bags (2) has foraminate wall.
35. packing as claimed in claim 34 is characterized in that, described loose bags (2) has the material walls of interweaving.
36. packing as claimed in claim 35 is characterized in that, described loose bags (2) has the wall of being made by synthetic gauze.
37. packing as claimed in claim 24 is characterized in that, described loose bags (2) has about 1 millimeter wall thickness.
38. packing as claimed in claim 24 is characterized in that, described containment shell (3) has about 250 microns wall thickness.
39. packing as claimed in claim 24 is characterized in that, described loose bags (2) is placed on the pallet (4).
40. packing as claimed in claim 39 is characterized in that, the lamination that separates (5) is placed between loose bags (2) and the described pallet (4).
41. packing as claimed in claim 40 is characterized in that, the described lamination that separates is ply of board (5).
42. packing as claimed in claim 39 is characterized in that, described containment shell (3) is placed on the position that places between described loose bags (2) and the described pallet (4), and described thus pallet (4) is more outer with respect to described containment shell (3).
43. packing as claimed in claim 39 is characterized in that, the filling of described article (P) is the filling of food.
44. packing as claimed in claim 43 is characterized in that, described article (P) are made up of fibert.
45. be used for carrying out the tool outfit according to each technology of claim 1 to 23, described tool outfit comprises:
-loose bags (2), and
-can comprise the containment shell (3) of described loose bags (2).
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