DE1924833U - SHELVING FOR PLACING BEER GLASSES IN RESTAURANTS. - Google Patents

Description

Utility model registration

of the company

Matthias Harzheim KG, Cologne-Vieidenpesch, Neußer Strasse 667

and

Prau Gertrud Schuster, née Härtung, 4 Düsseldorf, Andreasstrasse

"Shelf for placing beer glasses in restaurants"

Beers should always be served chilled. she are accordingly pre-cooled. In practice, however, in many cases one more takes place during the tapping process or less extensive heating, since the glasses have a higher temperature. The pre-cooled beer experiences when it is poured a shock effect in a glass that is too warm.

The subject of the invention is an auxiliary device with which an adequate pre-cooling of the beer to be filled can be easily achieved Glasses can be effected.

The new is a shelf for storing beer glasses, which is used to pre-cool the empty and / or partially filled ones Glasses have about the temperature of the beer to be filled cooling elements, which are arranged so that the cold air to the

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ff glasses flow down. Such cooling of the glasses can be achieved if cooling coils are arranged below the top cover of the shelf compartment. However, it is more useful if the Storage room in the individual compartments divided into individual rooms lying next to one another, for example by cooling pipes running in the form of loops is. The glasses placed between the cooling elements are then cooled from both sides at the same time. The cooling tubes mentioned can be about reach down to half the height of the shelf, but can be guided even lower.

In general, such a shelf is closed at the back and only be open at the front. It is then advisable to make the rear wall reflective so that the glasses used also can still be cooled from the rear. To reduce the outflow of cold, each compartment can be opened on the top an apron and partially closed at the bottom by a protruding bar.

Such a shelf can also be open on the front and back be, in which case precautions can be taken on both sides to hinder the drainage of the cold.

The bottom of the lower compartment as well as the intermediate shelves are advantageous designed as collecting channels for the drip beer and the water flowing off from the cooling elements during defrosting. The gutters themselves are then covered with a perforated sheet, which in turn serves to place the glasses to be cooled.

For reasons of hygiene, it may be appropriate to design the shelf so that it can be locked on its open side. Highly recommended it is, the closure, by several in their plane against each other to effect staggered and laterally displaceable glass panes. There is then the option of using the inside of the shelf with the cooling device and the glasses to be constantly observed, while contamination, for example due to the deposition of dust, is not to be expected is feared. If a glass is to be inserted or removed, the shelf needs to be moved by moving a pane only to be opened temporarily on a narrow slot.

In the drawing, an embodiment of the invention with three shelves lying one above the other is shown schematically. It show

Pig. 1 is a front view and

Fig. 2 is a vertical cross section.

The shelf consists of a frame 10 and a back Cover 11. There is a row of shelves 12 one above the other

arranged according to to 14, the distance from each other being v «e. the amount of glasses to be cooled 15 aligns. The intermediate floors 12 to 14 are designed as collecting channels. They are each holed through Covered sheet, on which the glasses to be cooled 15 are placed can be.

In the lowermost compartment 16 of the sketched shelf below the top cover is a cooling coil extending over the entire width 17 ". Otherwise, the compartment 16 is not subdivided,

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The glasses 15 can therefore close or close more or less tightly

j can also be used at a distance from one another. In any case

j! cold air will flow downwards from the cooling element 17, which the glasses 15 washes around and cools down in the process.

In the next higher subject 18 there is a distance from one another of loop-shaped cooling elements 19 arranged. The cooling organs are arranged vertically and are at right angles to the rear wall 11. Their distance from one another is slightly greater than al3 the largest width of the glasses to be cooled. As sketched in the middle on the right, the distance between the cooling coils can, however, if necessary also be slightly larger, so that two or more glasses 15 are accommodated in the same cooling space. The cooling elements 19 are sufficient from above to about half the height of the compartment 18 down. Nevertheless, the glasses 15 are also cooled further down because the cool air from the cooling members 19 flows downward.

In the uppermost compartment 20 cooling elements 21 are arranged, which largely match those in compartment 18, but they are brought down a little deeper. On the left is by entry the path of the falling cooling air is indicated by arrows.

In Fig. 2 it is also shown that the compartments 18 and 20 on the open front above by an apron 23 and below by a upstanding bar 24 can be partially closed in order to make it difficult for the cold air to flow away.

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In addition, the shelf can be adapted to the given local conditions be adjusted. Ea can therefore be a more or less large number of individual compartments arranged one above the other and each the compartments in turn can be provided with any number of parking spaces for beer glasses to be cooled. In general The cooling elements in the various compartments will be designed in the same way.

Claims (8)

PÄ lSSS I · / "l le Z._l) _:>. B.1965 / β - 6 - claims for protection 1. Shelf for storing beer glasses, characterized in that for pre-cooling the empty or partially filled glasses (15) Cooling elements (17,19,21) are arranged approximately at the temperature of the beer to be filled in such a way that the cold air passes through the glasses flows down. 2. Apparatus according to claim 1, characterized in that in each compartment (16) below the upper cover of the shelf compartment Cooling coils (19) are arranged. 3 · Device according to claim 1, characterized in that the Storage room in the individual compartments (18, 20) through a loop guided cooling tubes (19,21) is divided into individual adjacent spaces through which the interposed Glasses (15) are cooled on both sides. 4. Apparatus according to claim 1, characterized in that the shelf is closed at the rear, but is open at the front, wherein the rear wall (11) is reflective. 5. Apparatus according to claim 1, characterized in that to reduce a cold outflow, each compartment (18,2O) on the open Side is partially closed at the top by an apron (23) and / or at the bottom by a protruding bar (24). 324 833 .MaMhias Hart- i ass. irss "■ - ■■■ - ■ -" ~ 6. Device according to claim 1 to 5, characterized in that that the shelf is open on the front and back, with precautions being taken on both sides to make the drainage more difficult could be. 7. Apparatus according to claim 1 to 6, characterized in that the bottom of the lower compartment and the intermediate bottom as Collecting channels (12-14) formed for the drip beer and the water flowing off from the cooling elements (17,19,21) during defrosting are covered by a sheet metal grate, which is used to place the glasses to be cooled (15). 8. Shelf according to claim 1 to 7, characterized in that it can be closed on its open side, for example, by means of laterally displaceable glass panes which are offset from one another in their plane.