DK181480B1 - A container that includes at least one recess. - Google Patents

Abstract

This invention is a container that includes at least one recess for storing food liquids such as oils, ketchup, where the recess has a bottom which is the deepest point of the recess characterized in that the recess is circular when viewed from above and that the cross-section of the recess forms a partial ellipse, so that when a strong jet of water hits the bottom of the recess, a centrifugal force is created by the water, which collects the water at the bottom and shoots up a single jet of water and the dab is cleaned by the force of the water jet that is formed. A container that includes at least one recess which can be in a row, a circle, rectangular block, triptrap or other design with one or more of these and they can be stacked.

Description

DK 181480 B1

A container that includes at least one recess.

Description of the invention — The field of application of the invention concerns a container that includes at least one recess with a special shape which is specially elliptical (figures 1, 100 and 101) and the top is the center of the ellipse (figure 1, 101), which is here called the recess of the in the claim type specified in the introduction, where the design of the recesses is precisely arranged so that these recesses are developed and designed (101) to be especially able to be cleaned very quickly and efficiently for e.g. residues from oils from ketchup, mayonnaise and other dips, etc. (Figure 3, 300) — simply by an ordinary stream of hot water from a kitchen faucet (Figure 3, 301). Easy and simple to prepare and not least to clean (Figure 3, 302).

The technical point of view is based on the fact that similar recesses of this type of product are often only known in such a way that they do not have a design that makes it easy to clean them with a water jet and which can therefore easily leave food residues in the edges and in the recesses. Furthermore, the shape of the indented container makes it stackable without the indentations sticking when they are to be separated and used individually (Figure 2, 200, 201, 202).

DE2301805 Al describes a cleanable container that includes at least one recess suitable for storing food liquids such as oils, ketchup, where the recess has a bottom which is the deepest point of the recess, where the recess is circular when viewed from above and that the cross section of the recess forms a partial ellipse.

The invention is characterized by a container that includes at least one recess for storing food liquids such as oils, ketchup, where the recess has a bottom which is the deepest point of the recess, the recess is circular when viewed from above, and the cross-section of the recess forms a partial ellipse, where the eccentricity of the ellipse is between 0.7 and 0.8, — so that when a strong jet of water hits the bottom of the recess, a

, DK 181480 B1 centrifugal force of the water, which collects the water at the bottom and shoots up a single water jet, and the depression is cleaned by the force of the water jet that is formed.

The special thing that is achieved with the invention in relation to the technical standpoint is that with the invention, you can easily clean the recess, when the water jet from the kitchen tap hits the side of this specially developed recess, a centrifugal force is created from the water, which collects in a single water jet and the depressions are cleaned by the power of the water jet that is created, as if it were from a water jet from a high-pressure washer, which hits the bottom and shoots the water up in one jet and easily cleans each depression for — oils, sauce residues, dip dressings, etc. (Figure 3, 300, 301, 302) And the same applies if it is placed with the recesses downwards in a dishwasher.

The water jet in the nozzles inside the dishwasher hits the side in this specially developed recess and a centrifugal force is created by the water, which is collected in a single water jet and the recess is cleaned by the force of the water jet that is formed, as if it were from a water jet from a high-pressure washer , which hits the bottom and shoots the water down in one jet and easily cleans each cavity of oils, sauce residues, dip dressings, etc. (Figure 3, 300, 301, 302).

The in connection with the invention's new technical effect for the recess according to — the characteristic features of the invention (Figure 1, 100, 101) appear from the distinguishing part of the patent claim, whereby you get a very special solution and you get rid of all the fat residues and oils that would normally get stuck and tease when trying to clean these and this requires time and that waste of time is also avoided, as the special vertical and horizontal design of the recess allows for easy cleaning (Figure 3, — 300, 301, 302).

With the invention and the associated technical effect, it will be possible to clean the recess with food such as e.g. oily thick and thin liquids in a fast and efficient way. Furthermore, the shape of the container with a recess makes the container — stackable without the containers sticking when they have to be separated and used individually (Figure

: DK 181480 B1 2, 200, 201, 202). These recesses can e.g. is used on one row, e.g. composed of 5 recesses, which can be used for various dips, sauces, dressings, oils, etc. one for each guest with 5 recesses on a dining table and which can be stacked (Figure 2, 205, 206, 207).

List of figures illustrates with drawings how a container comprising at least one recess with a special shape which is special elliptical is connected to each other (Figure 2, 205, 206, 207) as well as the execution of the elements in e.g. the material polycarbonate or other molded or processed material as follows:

Figure 1. illustrates in drawings, a recess (100) with a special shape which is special elliptical, where the eccentricity of the ellipse (101) is optimally = 0.746 (100).

The eccentricity (101) must be in the range from 0.7 to 0.8. Below is a cross-section of the circular hole from above (102). On the right is a cross-section seen from the side of the — truncated cone (103) itself, where the diameter is adjusted, which makes the shape of the container with recess (100) stackable without the containers being stuck. Recess (100) is seen obliquely from above in its full form (104). The shape at the bottom of the recess (100) creates exactly the rounding which means that the water from the faucet is driven directly down and up again in one jet.

If the shape were sharper or wider in the depression (100), the water will just hit — wide and splash around and splash up over the edge and not clean the depression (100) but just cloud it.

Figure 2 illustrates in drawings examples of stacked containers that include at least one depression (100) with a special shape which is special elliptical, which is shown with one — depression (100) and example with 5 depressions (100).

In order to prevent the containers from wedging in an underlying recess (100), the diameter at the bottom of the bottom of the container is 25% below the total depth of the recess (100) and thereby avoids wedging during use (200), when they are used and

4 DK 181480 B1 are lifted apart (201) and (202). Indentation (100) is seen from above as a circle (203).

When three containers are stacked on top of each other, it can be seen in drawing (204).

To prevent 3 sets of e.g. 5 recesses (100) cannot be wedged in — underlying recesses (100), the diameter at the bottom of the bottom of the containers is 25% below the total depth of each individual recess (100) and thereby avoids wedging in use when they are used and lifted apart (205). The depressions (100) are seen from above as 5 circles (206). When three sets of 5 recesses are stacked on top of each other, it can be seen in drawing (207).

Figure 3 illustrates in drawings a container that includes at least one depression with a special shape which is special elliptical, which makes the depression extremely easy and simple to clean of oil residues from e.g. ketchup, mayonnaise and other liquids. Food oils deposit/stick completely automatically along the sides and at the bottom and are usually difficult to — wash off or get at with a dish brush (300). When you turn on the hot kitchen faucet and let the jet hit one side of the recess directly, the jet is strengthened, creating a hard pressure that cleans the sides and bottom of cooking oils (301). After a short moment, the recess is clean after this water pressure has completely cleaned the hole (302).

Claims (6)

: DK 181480 B1 Patent claim. 1. A container comprising at least one recess (100) for storing food liquids such as oils, ketchup, wherein the recess (100) has a bottom which is the deepest point of the recess, the recess (100) is circular when viewed from above, and the cross section of the recess forms a partial ellipse shape, characterized by the fact that the eccentricity (101) of the ellipse is between 0.7 and 0.8, so that when a strong jet of water hits the bottom of the recess, a centrifugal force is created by the water, which collects the water at the bottom and shoots up a single jet of water and the depression (100) is cleaned by the force of the water jet which is — formed. 2. A container according to claim 1, wherein the eccentricity of the ellipse (101) is = 0.746. 3. A container according to claims 1-2, where several of said containers can be stacked by placing the containers on top of each other and stacking stably in several layers, and where the container externally has the shape of a truncated cone (103). 4. A container according to claims 1-3, where the container comprises at least 2 recesses (100) placed in a row in relation to each other. 5. A container according to claims 1-3, where several recesses (100) in the container are located in a circle, in a triangle, in a square in relation to each other. 6. A container according to claims 1-5, where the container is designed in e.g. polycarbonate — or other molded or machined material.