EP0292773A2 - Dispositif pour desservir les plateaux d'alimentation - Google Patents

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EP0292773A2
EP0292773A2 EP88107486A EP88107486A EP0292773A2 EP 0292773 A2 EP0292773 A2 EP 0292773A2 EP 88107486 A EP88107486 A EP 88107486A EP 88107486 A EP88107486 A EP 88107486A EP 0292773 A2 EP0292773 A2 EP 0292773A2
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Rainer Kern
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Meiko Maschinen- und Apparatebau Ing Oskar Meier & Co GmbH
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47L—DOMESTIC WASHING OR CLEANING; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47L15/00—Washing or rinsing machines for crockery or tableware
    • A47L15/24—Washing or rinsing machines for crockery or tableware with movement of the crockery baskets by conveyors
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  • the invention relates to a clearing system according to the preamble of claim 1.
  • Such a system is provided for clearing the different parts of a used food tray, for sorting the different parts, and for removing waste, the empty food trays and the individual crockery and cutlery parts then being fed to a dishwasher.
  • Such systems are used especially for use in self-service restaurants, company canteens and airlines, where the individual crockery and cutlery parts, paper napkins, etc. are arranged on a tray.
  • a clearing device for used dining utensils is known, the loaded used food trays being guided upwards and turned around around a turning drum with drivers and against the pressure of a rear guide. The trays are then transported on a tray conveyor, all other parts are fed to another conveyor belt via an inclined chute.
  • a conveyor belt is provided on a turning drum, which, after turning and separating the turned-over trays, is used at the same time for feeding the remaining cutlery parts into the area of the dishwasher.
  • Another sorting machine for separating cutlery, crockery parts and waste cutlery, crockery parts and waste are tipped together into a shaft in a water bath.
  • the lighter crockery parts with higher buoyancy are to be driven upwards by a water flow provided from below and carried away below the water level by baffles to another cross conveyor opposite the cutlery conveyor where they are loaded onto a dolly.
  • both reusable crockery and disposable crockery are first freed of sticky food and liquid residues by means of a compressed air jet directed vertically onto the crockery, then the lighter disposable crockery is lifted off the conveyor belt by means of a compressed air jet directed towards the underside of the dishes and by another one acting from the side Compressed air jet blown away to the side at the same time.
  • the invention is based on the problem of designing a clearing system in accordance with the preamble of claim 1 in such a way that a fully automatic separation and removal of essentially all parts located on used food trays and an automatic and separate supply of empty trays, dishes and cutlery parts to a dishwasher is possible, and that these parts are pre-cleaned.
  • a crockery and cutlery conveyor in the form of a vibrating grate is provided, through the longitudinal slots of which only cutlery and waste parts can fall and can be directed into the gutter of a water trough, where they can be directed below the water surface and meet cutlery conveyor arranged along the water tub, which feeds the cutlery parts, preferably via a further rising conveyor, to a separate cutlery track in a dishwasher.
  • a conveyor belt with staggered, flexible and narrow alignment belts can be provided, which slide across the vibrating grate and align the cutlery and any remaining waste and the like in the direction of the longitudinal slots of the vibrating grate.
  • about four successive rows of about five to six individual, a few centimeters wide alignment tapes are each slightly offset in the transverse direction, the offset beginning again, so that, for example, the arrangement of the alignment tapes in each fifth row is the same.
  • the cutlery parts can be aligned with the longitudinal channel of the water trough by means of a slide that is inclined in the direction of conveyance and thus inclined to the side.
  • the vibrating device for the vibrating grate can be attached to the side by means of lateral fastening to the elastic bands, whereby the grating is occasionally triggered by a motor control and cams and automatically returns to the opposite position as a result of the stretchable elastic bands.
  • the tray conveyor can lead into an upper rinsing path, the vibrating grate arranged underneath a lower rinsing path for dishes, glasses, etc., while the cutlery conveyor, preferably via a lifting conveyor, can lead into a rinsing path on the side of the lower rinsing path mentioned within a conventional dishwasher.
  • a coordinated, sophisticated waste disposal system and pre-rinsing system can be provided, which on the one hand leads to the early removal of paper napkins and the like, and on the other hand effectively pre-cleans the essential parts, in particular the dishes, so that the actual rinsing process can be shortened and the cleaning effect can be significantly improved.
  • horizontal blow nozzles are provided for the lateral removal of paper, light waste, etc., which can fall into the water basin underneath and can be removed via an inclined overflow.
  • sharp water jets diagonally from above, can remove a large part of the food residues from the trays, dishes, etc., which are also discharged laterally and from there into the water pan below.
  • hold-down devices can be relatively heavy rods which are arranged next to one another in the conveying direction and are mounted so as to be vertically movable.
  • the entry section for the tray can be bevelled upwards.
  • Several hold-down devices of this type can be arranged one behind the other. Further pre-rinsing devices can be provided for the tray within the turning device. If cutlery and crockery are transported on the vibrating rack, nozzles arranged from above and below can be used for further cleaning. At the same time, any light waste etc. that may still be present can be removed laterally.
  • This system therefore first includes the removal of light waste such as paper napkins, paper bags for sugar, salt, pepper and the like. Then the food remnants are also removed by the flushing nozzles, which are only possible in such an intensive form by using the holding-down devices described. This eliminates the annoying and unsanitary manual removal of these parts by operating personnel that was previously required. While comparable previous systems required around six to eight operators, this means that only one or two people are now required, who essentially carry out control and correction functions.
  • the preferably provided ingenious multi-stage pre-wash system which happens during normal sorting and therefore without loss of time, furthermore reduces the performance requirements for the downstream dishwasher and still leads to clean and hygienic crockery and cutlery parts.
  • the system already leads to a sorting of crockery and cutlery, which can also be kept in the dishwasher.
  • the tray including dishes, is encompassed in a manner known per se by a turning drum which has a rear wall in the actual turning area.
  • the leadership of the Trays are made by means of flexible carriers that are radially outward on the circumference.
  • cutlery and dishes appear on a doily made of paper or similar material, which is essentially used as an ornament. It was found that this doily underneath was generally not removed by the device mentioned. An otherwise fully automatic system, that is to say practically no operating personnel, therefore requires its own operator only to remove this decorative doily.
  • an arcuate and fixed bracket is preferably arranged in the area of the mudguard of the turning drum, which extends from the inner circumference of the lower, input-side end of the turning drum to the area of the free ends of the flexible drivers, specifically in the Middle part of the turning drum and in the direction of movement of the trays.
  • the paper doily falling down when it tilts then hooks onto this bracket and is touched by the tray, where it can be removed by the provided blow-off devices etc.
  • a first air nozzle is provided which is oriented upwards towards the tray bottom and which safely transports the doily downwards. So that the doily lying below can be safely removed in connection with the bracket just mentioned or also independently of it, a second horizontally acting air nozzle is preferably arranged, which blows away the doily falling down to the side. Both air nozzles are arranged one behind the other between the carriers and can be operated simultaneously by a single air supply.
  • the used food trays are introduced into the clearing system via the feed conveyor (23) in the form of a conventional conveyor belt.
  • a light waste disposal device (36) is provided, which consists of horizontal air jets and laterally lifts up and swirls this light waste away, after which it falls into the water basin (34) underneath.
  • the food trays (21) with crockery parts (20), cutlery parts (32) (not shown) and food waste in the area of hold-downs (38) with rods (40) and rod bearings (39) to achieve vertical mobility of the same.
  • a first pre-rinsing device in the form of slightly obliquely inclined, but essentially vertical nozzles (37) generates a sharp jet of water and in this way removes food residues and the like from the trays and the dishes located thereon, the food residues etc. whirled up and discharged laterally, where they also fall into the water tank (34) underneath.
  • the trays pretreated in this way then get into the area of drivers (25) of a turning drum (24) which can be rotated in the direction of the arrow, where they are guided on lateral guide edges of the rear wall (4) of the turning drum (24) (not shown). However, these leading edges are designated (26).
  • Further essentially horizontal flushing nozzles (55) are arranged in the region of the rear wall (4) in order to carry out additional cleaning.
  • the trays leave the turning drum (24) as empty trays (29) in the turned state and are transported essentially horizontally by a first empty tray conveyor (27).
  • a second empty tray conveyor (28) also in the form of a conveyor belt.
  • the first conveyor belt (27) has the special feature that the first pair of bearings is inclined downwards from a spatial point of view, while the second pair of bearings (59), which can also be common to both conveyors (27) and (28), is arranged horizontally.
  • the second empty tray conveyor (28) is guided to an upper tray rinsing track (51) of a dishwasher (12).
  • a vibrating device (50) is shown schematically in the central area on the vibrating grate (31).
  • the ends of the crossbars (60) are drawn, on which the (not visible) bars (65) arranged parallel to the side wall (61) are held, between which the (not visible) Extend the longitudinal slots (41).
  • Crockery (20) (not visible) cutlery (32) lies on the vibrating grate (31) with the opening facing downwards, falling through longitudinal slots on its way to the lower end of the vibrating grate and hitting a laterally beveled slide (14) , of the they fall into a longitudinal channel (48) of the water tub (34) and hit a cutlery conveyor belt (42) arranged below the water surface. With (44) the water level of the water pan (34) is designated.
  • the cutlery conveyor consists of a first horizontal underwater conveyor (42) and a second lifting conveyor (53) rising to the front.
  • Carriers (43, 17) convey the cutlery parts in the direction of the arrow, whereby these hit a dishwasher conveyor track (22) at the upper end of the second cutlery conveyor (17), where they are fed to the dishwasher (12) in the direction of the arrow.
  • the cutlery track (22) is arranged next to the wider tableware conveyor track (52).
  • Underwater cutlery flushing nozzles (66) and (67) are arranged in the end area of the horizontal cutlery conveyor (42) and in the beginning area of the lifting cutlery conveyor (53).
  • Lower rinsing nozzles (54) and upper rinsing nozzles (57) are provided to the side of the vibrating grate (31), which additionally pre-rinse crockery and cutlery items before they fall through the grating.
  • the end of the clearing system and the transfer area into the dishwasher (12) is otherwise indicated by a boundary line.
  • an arc-shaped fixed bracket (70) is provided, which begins on the hold-down device (40) in front of the actual area of the turning drum, rests on the lower end of the turning drum and from then on is curved outwards to the free end of the drivers (25). extends in the exit area of the turning drum.
  • This bracket (70) is used to hold doilies falling down, on which the cutlery and dishes are often placed.
  • a (second) horizontally oriented air nozzle (72) can be seen in the area between the drivers (25).
  • a first air nozzle directed vertically upwards can be seen in FIG. 2 and FIG.
  • FIG. 2 shows a section CD of the clearing system according to FIG. 1 in a schematic illustration.
  • the tray conveyor (28) is shown in the form of two belt belts arranged opposite one another and running on (not shown) rollers, on which the inverted empty tray (29) rests.
  • a slide (14) inclined to the side for cutlery items is arranged underneath.
  • the feed conveyor (23) for the used food trays (21) is shown, the tray and cutlery and in particular crockery parts being held down by rod-like hold-down devices (40), so that these parts are not in the form of essentially vertical blow nozzles due to the pre-rinsing device (37) or usually water rinsing nozzles are washed away.
  • a further slide (47) is provided below and offset from the slide (14) previously described, which slide dropping parts further into the longitudinal channel (48) of the water pan (34).
  • a further slide (62) is provided below this slide (47), which also introduces the parts which are swirled up and to the side by the pre-flushing device (37) into the longitudinal channel (48).
  • a further oblique baffle plate (63) is aligned opposite the longitudinal channel (48).
  • the heavy cutlery parts remain in the longitudinal channel (48) on the cutlery conveyor (42) and are transported on.
  • light waste (35) such as paper etc. floats on the water surface of the longitudinal channel (48) and is directed via a water overflow (49) arranged perpendicular to the longitudinal channel (48) into a lower basin (64), where it is discharged or, after filtering, the water pan again fed.
  • the two upper and the two returning lower ropes or the like of the tray conveyor (28) are shown schematically along with side protective edges on which the turned over empty trays (29) rest and in the direction of the upper dishwasher belt (51) (see figure 1) be promoted.
  • the upper end of the arch-shaped collecting bracket (70) for paper or similar doilies falling from the empty tray can be seen.
  • an upward-pointing nozzle preferably an air nozzle (73), whose jet is directed at the bottom of the turned-over empty tray (29).
  • a second horizontally oriented nozzle preferably an air nozzle (72), can be seen, the jet of which is directed into the area below the inverted empty tablet (29) in order to detect downward ones, including those on the bracket (70) Guide paper or similar doilies to the side where they can fall into the water tub (34) underneath.
  • Both nozzles (72, 73) can be supplied and operated simultaneously via a single fluid line, preferably in the form of a compressed air line (71).
  • FIG. 3 shows the top view of the water trough or the longitudinal channel (48) with the first horizontal cutlery conveyor (42) and the second cutlery conveyor (53) rising to the dishwasher (12), as well as the water overflow (49) and the drainage water basin (64) for Light waste, food residues etc.
  • downward-directed flushing nozzles (37) are shown, which are arranged on corresponding two cross members.
  • FIG. 4 shows a plan view of the vibrating grate (31), which is widened in relation to the slide (30) which adjoins the turning drum (24) in order to adapt to the dimensions of the dishwasher (12).
  • the cutlery flushing track (22) is shown on the rear side. Otherwise, the same parts are provided with the same reference numerals and, inter alia, the side walls (61), the longitudinal slots (41) and the grate strips (65) forming the slots can be seen. Likewise, flushing nozzles (54) and (55) can be seen according to the side view of FIG. 1.
  • a fluid line preferably a compressed air line (71) is provided, which pressurized fluid, preferably compressed air, into a first nozzle (72) directed horizontally onto the area below the (not shown) empty trays and one guides the second nozzle (73), the latter being oriented substantially vertically or obliquely upwards, namely towards the bottom of the inverted trays.

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