EP0479113A1 - Vorrichtung zum Herstellen von Getränken - Google Patents

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EP0479113A1
EP0479113A1 EP91116385A EP91116385A EP0479113A1 EP 0479113 A1 EP0479113 A1 EP 0479113A1 EP 91116385 A EP91116385 A EP 91116385A EP 91116385 A EP91116385 A EP 91116385A EP 0479113 A1 EP0479113 A1 EP 0479113A1
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Manfred Dr.Ing. Mette
Jens Dipl.-Ing. Naecker
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B67—OPENING, CLOSING OR CLEANING BOTTLES, JARS OR SIMILAR CONTAINERS; LIQUID HANDLING
    • B67D—DISPENSING, DELIVERING OR TRANSFERRING LIQUIDS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • B67D7/00—Apparatus or devices for transferring liquids from bulk storage containers or reservoirs into vehicles or into portable containers, e.g. for retail sale purposes
    • B67D7/06—Details or accessories
    • B67D7/74—Devices for mixing two or more different liquids to be transferred
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B01—PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL PROCESSES OR APPARATUS IN GENERAL
    • B01F—MIXING, e.g. DISSOLVING, EMULSIFYING OR DISPERSING
    • B01F23/00—Mixing according to the phases to be mixed, e.g. dispersing or emulsifying
    • B01F23/40—Mixing liquids with liquids; Emulsifying
    • B01F23/49—Mixing systems, i.e. flow charts or diagrams
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B67—OPENING, CLOSING OR CLEANING BOTTLES, JARS OR SIMILAR CONTAINERS; LIQUID HANDLING
    • B67D—DISPENSING, DELIVERING OR TRANSFERRING LIQUIDS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • B67D1/00—Apparatus or devices for dispensing beverages on draught
    • B67D1/0015—Apparatus or devices for dispensing beverages on draught the beverage being prepared by mixing at least two liquid components
    • B67D1/0016—Apparatus or devices for dispensing beverages on draught the beverage being prepared by mixing at least two liquid components the beverage being stored in an intermediate container before dispensing, i.e. pre-mix dispensers

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  • the invention relates to a device for producing beverages from at least two liquid components with means for the metered merging and mixing of the components and a collecting container for receiving the beverage mixture.
  • Such drinks are, for example, lemonades, cola drinks, fruit juice drinks and the like, which can be prepared as carbonated or non-carbonated drinks. They usually contain a large proportion of a main component, usually water, and a smaller proportion of at least one other component which gives the beverage its taste, appearance and character and which is in the form of a liquid concentrate or syrup in a fixed mixing ratio with the Water is mixed. Since the consumer always expects the usual properties - taste, appearance, etc. - of his drink, high demands are made on compliance with the specified mixing ratios. A mixing device must therefore ensure that the mixing components are metered and mixed as precisely as possible.
  • a mixing device for beverages is known from DE-AS 1 473 137, in which the feed quantities of the components to a collecting container are continuously metered.
  • an overflow container is provided for each component, to which the component is continuously fed in such an amount that part of the liquid permanently overflows.
  • the outlet has a flow resistance predetermined according to the desired proportion of the component in question, so that at constant pressure the desired amount of liquid continuously flows into the collecting container, where it is mixed with the liquid from the second overflow container.
  • Further mixing devices of this type with continuous flow metering of the components are known from DE-AS 24 19 353 and DE-PS 27 04 027.
  • the present invention is based on the object of specifying a further mixing device of the type described in the introduction.
  • At least one dosing container is provided for each component to hold a predetermined amount of the component, which has at least one closable liquid inlet and at least one closable liquid outlet and that the collecting container is connected to the liquid outlets of the dosing containers.
  • the metering with the device according to the invention is carried out in batches by successively filling and emptying the metering containers.
  • the volumetric dosing offers the advantage of precise dosing and good cleaning options.
  • the elimination of dosing pumps simplifies the device, its control and its cleaning.
  • the adjustability of the metering volumes of the metering containers of at least the smaller components according to claim 2 offers a wide range of possible mixing ratios, ie a high flexibility of the mixing device according to the invention.
  • the fixed metering volume of the metering container of the largest component according to claim 3 excludes metering errors, which is particularly advantageous because metering errors of the largest component have a particularly strong effect on the mixing ratios.
  • the design of the dosing container of the largest component as an overflow container since this leads to an extremely exact dosing of this largest component. This continuation of the invention is therefore of independent inventive importance.
  • the mixing process thus begins with the emptying of the dosing container and not only in the collection container, which further improves the mixing. It is also achieved in this way that no portions of the smaller components remain in the smaller dosing containers.
  • a further improvement of the mixing is achieved according to claim 11 in that the collecting container is preceded by a mixing channel into which the outlets of the metering containers open. This idea, too, is to be regarded as independently protectable.
  • Claim 12 provides a special arrangement and design of the dosing container of the smaller components parallel to one another and with a common gas space. This allows all of these containers to be connected to a common outlet of the largest metering container, so that all of these containers are simultaneously flowed through by the outflowing largest component. This also leads to an improvement in the mixing.
  • a bypass line which leads from the metering container of the largest component or from its outlet past the metering containers of the smaller components into the collecting container or the mixing channel, prevents the formation of increased concentrations of the smaller components in the collecting container at the beginning of the mixing process and improves thus also the mixing. This is also considered to be independently protectable.
  • the device is suitable for mixing carbonated beverages.
  • the components and the mixture produced are deaerated and impregnated with C0 2 .
  • Gas flow can be maintained, which increases gas economy. If you exclude the gas spaces above the smaller components from a gas passage, this serves to protect the aroma because volatile aroma substances are retained in the component containers.
  • a according to claims 17 to 19 connected to the reservoir of the largest component and including the contents of the reservoir liquid circuit offers the possibility of an additional C0 2 admixture that improves the degree of saturation of the C0 2 in the liquid.
  • the invention offers the advantages of a mixing device with precise metering of the components to be mixed.
  • the mixing of the components that can be achieved is optimal and the carbonation of carbonated drinks is further improved.
  • the device according to the invention offers the possibility of reliable and simple cleaning of the device as well as a batch-wise mixing process of high performance. At the same time, it is ensured that the aroma of the taste-determining components is optimally retained.
  • the construction of the device is structurally simple and enables reliable operation.
  • Fig. 1 shows a device according to the invention in a schematic representation.
  • the device is designed for producing carbonated beverages from a maximum of four components.
  • the largest component usually water
  • the water 2 is supplied via a line 3, which can be closed with a valve 4 and opens into a gas space 6 of the storage container 1 above the water level.
  • a suitable gas usually carbon dioxide (C0 2 )
  • C0 2 carbon dioxide
  • the water supplied via line 3 is sprayed into the gas space 6 through spray nozzles 3a, is thereby at least partially vented and takes up C0 2 .
  • the storage container Via a filling line 9, which can be closed with a valve 11, the storage container is connected to a metering container 12 for the largest component.
  • the dosing container 12 is designed as an overflow container, the overflow edge 13 of which determines the dosing volume of the dosing container 12 in a return pipe 14, which connects the dosing container with the associated storage container 1.
  • the outlet 16 of the metering container 12 can be closed with a valve 16a.
  • storage containers 17, 18 and 19 three further liquid components 21, 22 and 23 respectively. kept ready.
  • the storage containers of the smaller components are connected to metering containers 24, 26 and 27 for the smaller components via lines 17c, 18c and 19c, which can be closed with valves 17a, 18a and 19a, respectively.
  • Lines 17c, 18c and 19c are also controllable Throttle valves 17b, 18b and 19b are provided.
  • Each dosing container 24, 26 or 27 is equipped with a level meter 28 in order to be able to determine the respective filling level of the relevant component in the dosing container.
  • Each dosing container has a liquid outlet 29 which can be actuated by a valve 31 and opens into a mixing channel 32.
  • the mixing channel 32 is connected to a collecting container 33, in which the combined components are completely mixed.
  • a liquid circulation 34 connected to the collecting container 33 with a pump 36 supports the mixing of the components of the mixture 37 in the collecting container 33.
  • the metering containers 24, 26 and 27, which can have the same or different capacities, have a common gas space 38 above the liquid level, in which the outlet 16 of the metering container 12 of the largest component opens via the outlet valve 16a. It is thereby achieved that the quantity of liquid of the largest component measured in the metering container 12 flows through the metering containers 24 to 27 before it reaches the collecting container 33.
  • the mixing channel 32 upstream of the collecting container 33 already leads to a thorough mixing of the liquid components before they reach the collecting container 33. This ensures faster mixing of the components.
  • a return gas line 39 connects the gas space of the metering containers 24 to 27 of the smaller components with the gas space of the collecting container 33.
  • the mixture produced in the collecting container 33 is drawn off by means of a pump 41 via a line 42 and pressed into a post-mixing container 43.
  • the liquid mixture 37 passes through a carbonation section 44, for example in the form of an injector nozzle, which is supplied with CO 2 gas from a gas supply line 47 via a connecting line 46.
  • the connecting line 46 branches off from the gas supply line 47, which opens into the gas space 48 of the post-mixing container 43.
  • the finished, carbonized mixture is drawn off via an extraction line 49 with a valve 49a and fed to a filling device for filling into portion containers or large containers.
  • a continuous C0 2 flow to the gas outlet line 8 maintains.
  • the gas space 38 of the metering containers 24 to 27 is connected via the return gas line 39 to the gas space of the collecting container, without being included in the gas flow.
  • the gas spaces of the storage containers 17 to 19 of the smaller components are not included in the gas flow, but are only connected to the C0 2 supply via a branching line 52. This ensures that volatile aroma substances from the smaller components are not flushed away with the gas stream.
  • a bypass line 53 with a valve 53a branches off from the filling line 9 connecting the storage container 1 of the largest component to the metering container 12, which leads directly back into the storage container 1.
  • a pump 34 when the valve 53a is open, a water cycle is maintained, in which the water is vented and carbonized by means of a carbonizing device 56 in the form of an injector nozzle.
  • the injector nozzle 56 is supplied with C0 2 via a line 57 connected to the gas space 6 of the storage container 1.
  • the valve 53a of the bypass line 53 is closed.
  • the pump 34 conveys water through the filling line 9 into the metering container 12.
  • the bypass valve 53a is opened, so that the filling speed in the metering container 12 is reduced.
  • the filling valve 11 is closed. Since the pump 34 continues to operate, a water cycle through the bypass 53 is maintained, which ensures a continuous carbonation of the water in the carbonation device 56.
  • fresh water is supplied via the line 3 and sprayed through the nozzles 3a into the gas space of the storage container.
  • the dosing containers 24 to 27 of the smaller components are also filled.
  • the valves 17a, 18a and 19a are opened, so that the components can flow from the storage containers 17, 18 and 19 into the dosing containers.
  • the throttle valves 17b, 18b and 19b are actuated in order to slow down the liquid supply and thus to increase the metering accuracy.
  • the fill level meters 28 are connected to a control arrangement 58 (see FIG. 2) which specifies the desired fill levels for the dosing process for all dosing containers of the small components. Once the one you want Filling level is reached, the associated valve 17a, 18a or 19a is closed, so that the flow of liquid is interrupted.
  • the outlet valves 16a and 31 are opened so that the measured component quantities run out of the metering containers into the mixing channel 32 and the collecting container 33.
  • the largest component flows out of the dosing container 12 through the dosing containers 24 to 27 of the smaller components and brings about a very good mixing of the components and a flushing out of the dosing containers 24 to 27.
  • the outlet valves 16a and 31 are closed again, and a new dosing cycle can begin.
  • the horizontal cross section of this metering container widens from bottom to top.
  • the other dosing containers of the smaller components can also be designed, which is not shown in FIG. 1 for the sake of simplicity. This widening of the cross section has the result that the measurement error of the fill level measurement with the fill level meter 28 has the same effect for each volume to be measured. With any mixing ratio, a reliable statement can be made about the dosing error that may occur.
  • FIG. 2 shows a variant of the metering device of the mixing device according to FIG. 1. The same parts are provided with the same reference symbols as in FIG. 1.
  • Fig. 2 shows a dosing container 12 for the largest component with an outlet 16 and an outlet valve 16a.
  • this dosing container 12 is designed as an overflow container, which has an overflow edge 13 in a return pipe 14, which determines the filling volume of the dosing container.
  • the outlet 16 of the metering container 12 opens at the top into a metering container 24 for a smaller component.
  • This dosing container is connected via line 17 to a valve 17a with a storage container for this component, not shown.
  • the outlet 29 with the outlet valve 31 opens as in the device according to FIG. 1 in a mixing channel 32 which is connected to a collecting container, not shown.
  • the fill level of the component in the metering container 24 is measured with a fill level meter 28 and brought to a predetermined value by the control 58 via the inlet valve 17a during filling.
  • the gas space 38 of the metering container 24 is connected to the mixing channel 32 via a bypass line 59. If the dosing containers 12 and 24 are emptied via the outlets 16 and 29 and the outlet valves 16a and 31, a part of the largest component which is stowed in the gas space 38 of the dosing container 24 after the outlet valve 16a has opened flows through the bypass line 59 past the metering container 24 directly into the mixing channel 32. This ensures that the two components are mixed in the mixing channel 32 at the beginning of the mixing process, so that increased concentrations of the small component from the metering container 24 are avoided from the start. This significantly improves the mixing of the components.
  • the dosing container 12 of the larger component has a container extension 61 with an additional volume.
  • the container attachment 61 lies in the course of the feed line of the liquid and can be used for the mixing process via an outlet valve 62 if required.
  • the dosing container 12 is filled through the container extension 61 from a storage container, not shown, as shown in FIG. 1.
  • the container attachment 61 with the additional volume increases the flexibility of the metering and mixing device because it extends the selection of mixing ratios.
  • the arrangement of the container attachment 61 shown in FIG. 2 also represents a bypass that bypasses the dosing container 24 for the smaller components.
  • the outlet valve 62 is also opened during mixing, a part of the larger component flows from the container attachment 61 directly into the mixing channel 32 and leads to premature mixing of the components there, so that a concentration of a single component at the beginning the mixing process is avoided, which would then have to be compensated for by special measures. If the content of the container neck 61 is not required for the beverage mixture, the outlet valve 62 remains closed and only the contents of the metering container 12 flow through the outlet valve 16a. Since the dosing container 12 is filled through the container attachment 61, the content of the container attachment is renewed with each dosing process.
  • FIG. 3 shows a further variant of the metering device in the mixing device according to FIG. 1.
  • a metering container for the larger component is designated 63 here. It is again designed as an overflow vessel, which is connected via a return pipe 64 to a storage container (not shown) for the larger component (water). The water is fed in through a filling line 66 with a filling valve 67.
  • the outlet 68 of the metering container 63 is connected via an outlet valve 69 to a downstream metering container 71 for the smaller component.
  • the metering container 71 is connected to a storage container 74 for the smaller component via an inlet line 72 and an inlet valve 73.
  • a return gas line 76 with a valve 77 connects the metering container 71 to the gas space 78 of the storage container 74.
  • the second component 81 is fed to the storage container 74 via a connecting line 79 in such a way that a predetermined liquid level is maintained as constant as possible.
  • the dosing container 71 has a displaceable piston 82 with which the dosing volume of the dosing container can be adjusted.
  • the outlet 83 of the metering container 71 is connected via an outlet valve 84 to a collecting container or a mixing channel, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2.
  • the metering container 63 is filled with water through the filling line 66 up to the overflow.
  • the inlet valve 73 is opened so that the second liquid component 81 flows through the inlet line 72 into the metering container 71 of the smaller component. Since the dosing container 71 and the storage container 74 are connected to one another in the manner of communicating vessels, the second component in the return gas line 76 rises to the liquid level in the storage container 74. When this level is reached, the valve 73 is closed and the valves 69 and 84 are opened to initiate the mixing process.
  • the metering accuracy of this metering device is extremely high because the cross section of the return gas line 76 can be selected to be very small and any level fluctuations that may occur in the storage container 74 accordingly have only a minor effect on the measured volume.
  • valve 77 In order to prevent liquid from passing through the return gas line 76 into the storage container 74 during the drainage process, the valve 77 is closed at the latest when the outlet valves 69 and 84 are opened.
  • FIGS. 2 and 3 each show only one dosing container and one storage container for a smaller component.
  • FIGS. 2 and 3 each show only one dosing container and one storage container for a smaller component.
  • several dosing containers and storage containers for several smaller components can be arranged in parallel, as shown in FIG. 1.

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