EP0512279A1 - Dispositif d'alimentation et de retournement des plateaux chargés de vaisselle - Google Patents

Dispositif d'alimentation et de retournement des plateaux chargés de vaisselle Download PDF

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EP0512279A1
EP0512279A1 EP92106376A EP92106376A EP0512279A1 EP 0512279 A1 EP0512279 A1 EP 0512279A1 EP 92106376 A EP92106376 A EP 92106376A EP 92106376 A EP92106376 A EP 92106376A EP 0512279 A1 EP0512279 A1 EP 0512279A1
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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 device for feeding, turning and, if necessary, sorting trays loaded with crockery parts into dishwashers, with a loading conveyor feeding the trays to the lower end of an approximately semicircular turning path in cross section, and with removal devices at the upper end of the turning path, which are bent laterally by stationary, curved ones Rails and inside to the center of curvature bounded by an endless inner band and is open to the outside, the inner band being evenly spaced with rods projecting outwards.
  • a machine with the above-mentioned features is in operation in various canteens and restorations and represents an improvement of a clearing device for used dining utensils known from DE-PS 24 43 651.
  • This known clearing device has a clearing drum rotating around a horizontal axis radially placed, attached to the drum, elastic driver fingers, which is opposed by a plurality of fixed, curved rails which form a turning channel with the drum surface.
  • discharge devices in the form of slides, belts or the like are provided behind the upper end of the turning channel in order to separate the trays arriving in the dishwashing position, which is more convenient in terms of flushing technology, from the dishes.
  • the feed device described at the outset is already a simplification of the devices and devices known from the publications, but it is still in need of improvement in that, if possible, all transfer stations at the interfaces between different conveyors should be switched off.
  • the drive and design of the guideways for the trays and the crockery parts often present certain difficulties insofar as in the area of the turning path the feed machines known and used hitherto carry out the workpieces to be turned from the side opposite the loading conveyor .
  • the engagement between the workpiece to be conveyed and the conveyor takes place in the area of the loading conveyor from below and outside, while the engagement in the area of the turning path takes place from the inside via the inner belt and with the rods projecting outwards.
  • Jamming is sometimes unavoidable, and the conveyance takes place partly through the inside of the workpieces, so that the rods can only partially touch and convey the dishes via napkins or food waste.
  • the invention is therefore based on the object of improving the device of the type mentioned in such a way that the trays and dishes are guided more reliably and the drive of the entire turning unit can be made less susceptible to faults and more robust.
  • the feed conveyor is designed as an endlessly rotating chain conveyor belt which is driven in one piece up to the upper end of the turning path and which is guided in the region of the turning path by chain rails attached to the side thereof.
  • the term one-piece refers here to viewing the entire turning device from the side, so that the still straight and generally horizontal loading area is designed without interruption, so to speak seamlessly, into the curved turning path and continuously up to its upper end.
  • the chain conveyor belt which is pulled through in one piece, consists of a pair of chain conveyor belts pulled through in this way, namely a chain conveyor belt on each side of the turning path when the device is viewed in perspective.
  • the turning path has the shape of a half cylinder jacket with two flat sides and the curved jacket surface.
  • Chain rails guide the respective chain conveyor belt on the respective side of the turning track in a new way from the lower loading area to the upper end of the turning track. This measure advantageously eliminates any handover of the workpieces to be conveyed, here the tray loaded with dishes, according to the invention.
  • the trays are only conveyed by this outer chain conveyor belt (which should always be thought of in pairs), while the inner belt only has a holding or supporting function and may not even have to be driven.
  • the rotating inner tether is also driven synchronously with the respective outer chain conveyor belt.
  • the entire turning device in this way has substantially fewer sources of interference and instead the entire structure is more robust.
  • the drive of the turning unit can also be simplified, since the force for conveying the trays and dishes through the turning path essentially only needs to be applied by the outer chain conveyor belt and introduced into the trays, while hardly any effort is required to drive the inner circumferential holding belt got to.
  • the inner belt which is preferably designed as a lattice belt
  • the inner tether will preferably designed as a grid belt in such a way that it rotates, for example, on a pear-shaped track seen in cross section.
  • This endless, circumferentially driven inner mesh belt is composed of crossbars, which are connected to one another in an articulated manner by lugs, similar to a bicycle chain.
  • This inner lattice belt is guided with its cross bars in the shape of a pear because freely rotatable rollers are arranged at the two ends of the respective cross bars, which are guided by correspondingly pear-shaped rails (again in pairs).
  • the mesh belt is driven by a pair of gears.
  • the space between the two guide rails is spanned by the lattice belt, which has only the holding function, and carries it freely.
  • the turning path is open inwards to the center of the curvature, and food remnants can fall between the band rods in the course of turning.
  • This mesh belt with holding function is driven via the gear pair mentioned, the teeth of these gear wheels engaging between the rollers on the cross bars in the edges of the mesh belt.
  • the longitudinal center line of the holding rods is inclined by at least 10 ° with respect to this imaginary radial line in the direction of rotation of the grating retaining band, 15 ° and 20 ° also being used, an inclination of 15 ° is even preferred.
  • Both the chain rails for the chain conveyor belt and the link guide rails for the holding mesh belt are arranged in the area of the turning path on the side of the same and on the side of the holding rods, so that their outer free end can rotate without a counter bearing and without a counterpart.
  • This opposite arises only through the workpieces to be turned themselves, in particular through the trays, which have such a standardized width that they extend from one side of the turning path to the other and are certainly supported laterally by the pair of chain conveyor belts. Crockery items on the trays, like the trays themselves, are prevented from slipping, namely supported and held, by the holding rods. The conveyance and thrust of the parts to be turned, however, is from the outer chain conveyor belt upset.
  • the chain conveyor belt has some outwardly projecting conveyor projections, which are provided on at least some of the chain links. These conveying projections are intended to engage edges already present on the trays or workpieces to be turned, so that a certain type of positive connection is created, so that the entire thrust and conveying force from the outer chain conveyor belt to the workpieces to be turned can be applied.
  • conveyor plates formed according to the invention from plastic or the like are positively connected to the chain links of the chain conveyor belt by means of snap locks or similar devices.
  • This construction allows the use of a simple chain conveyor belt with chain links and articulated links connecting these links to one another, which can even be removed and used from standardized standard programs, only the conveyor plates having to be specially designed and preferably equipped with locking means in order to ensure full functionality for the Provide turning path for trays.
  • the flat sides of the turning track are delimited by supporting cheeks which connect the chain rails of the chain conveyor belt and the link guide rails of the inner lattice holding belt to one another.
  • the construction of the device is evidently simplified and robust as a result, and with correspondingly large supporting cheeks the entire turning area can optionally be closed to the outside, so that spray water can be applied from all sides to the turning track and the workpieces carried therein, with the result of excellent pre-cleaning .
  • each chain rail has a longitudinal groove which is open only towards the turning path and preferably has undercuts for rotatably accommodating it from the outside on the respective chain conveyor belt Casters.
  • chain rails can be provided for the upper run separately from the lower run of the chain conveyor belt, these can also be connected or formed in one piece, provided that a longitudinal groove can only be set up for the respective run.
  • Each chain conveyor belt of the pair is located on one side of the turning path, the flat side mentioned, and the grooves open towards one another, so that each chain conveyor belt allows rollers which project to the side with respect to the turning path to be pushed into these longitudinal grooves.
  • the guides of the pair of the chain conveyor belt are on the sides of the turning path while the space is open to the inside.
  • the advantages resulting from this are the inexpensive supply of splash water to any point in the area of the turning path and also the favorable removal of food scraps, serviettes or other dirt or substances from the trays and dishes to be cleaned.
  • Undisturbed and functionally reliable, the rollers run in the longitudinal grooves of the chain rails and ensure reliable and trouble-free operation.
  • the turning device of the embodiment shown here starting from the loading area I and reaching over a turning path 2 to its upper end X, has a chain conveyor belt 3 which is pulled through in one piece over this entire area.
  • this chain conveyor belt 3 is shown as a chain-link belt, but it goes without saying that a further rear chain conveyor belt of the same construction is arranged at the distance behind the front belt and in synchronism with the front Belt revolves so that only the front visible in Figure 1 for clarity Chain conveyor belt 3 is described.
  • this chain conveyor belt runs horizontally and at the lower end Y of the turning channel 2 merges into a semicircular curved area seen from the side, which ends at the upper, outlet-side end X of the turning channel 2.
  • the inner curved run of the chain conveyor belt 3 is regarded as the curved inner edge 4, which is opposite a second curved inner edge 4 of the other chain conveyor belt 3 behind it at a distance of the width of the turning channel 2 not shown in the drawings. If one were to rotate the viewing direction perpendicular to the paper plane of FIG. 1 from the front curved inner edge 4 to the rear counterclockwise around the center of curvature 5, this would result in an imaginary semi-cylindrical surface, which is actually completely open in the device shown here.
  • stationary curved link guide rails 6 run, also in pairs as described above for the chain conveyor belt, via which link guide rails 6 an inner mesh belt 7 with evenly spaced outwards projecting rods 8 is pulled around.
  • This endless, inner grid belt 7 runs on a pear-shaped path seen in the side view of FIG. 1, including the center of curvature 5, in that a gear pair 9 is rotatably driven to the side of the center of curvature 5 facing away from the turning channel 2, around which the grid belt 7 also rotates, wherein the gears 9 connected to each other by a shaft, not shown, engage with their teeth in the inner mesh belt 7 for driving it.
  • the direction of rotation of the inner lattice belt 7 is shown by the arrow 10 and runs counterclockwise around the center of curvature 5 synchronously with the inner run (inner edge 4) of the chain conveyor belt 3 arranged outside behind the turning track 2, the direction of rotation of which is shown by the two curved arrows 10 ' .
  • FIG. 1 Behind the front curved stationary rail 6 shown in FIG. 1 there is a further curved rail 6 at a distance approximately equal to the width of the turning channel 2, not shown, and the area stretched between them is cantilevered by the grating belt 7.
  • a conveyor belt 11, shown broken off, runs around a deflection roller, which is only drawn in dashed lines and is not designated in any more detail, as a discharge device.
  • a slide 12 is slanted, which also has the function of a discharge device, because the turned trays leave the upper end X of the turning channel 2 with the discharge belt 11, and from the holding rods 8 dishes still held are picked up by the discharge chute 12 when leaving the turning channel 2 and fed to further conveyor devices (not shown here) for the supply to dishwashers.
  • FIG. 1 shows a tray 13 with crockery parts 14 on it with solid lines in the loading area 1 and with dashed lines (without crockery parts) in the lower area of the turning channel 2.
  • FIG. 2 shows one of the chain conveyor belts 3 arranged in pairs, the detailed structure of which will now be described. It is always necessary to refer to only one of the two chain conveyor belts 3, since the other one is mirror-symmetrical to the dash-dotted line 15 shown on the right in FIG.
  • a support cheek 16 opposite the plane of symmetry 15 on the left are two stationary and curved rails 17, 17 ′ arranged one above the other at a radial distance r and located mainly in the region of the turning channel 2.
  • Another embodiment of these rails 17, 17 ' is shown to the left in FIG. 2 (connected by the identification "OR"), the two separate curved rails being combined in a single block 17'.
  • Both the individual chain rails 17, 17 'and the plate-shaped block structure 17' 'for these chain rails have a longitudinal groove 18 which is only open towards the turning path 2, that is to say to the right in FIG. 2, and has a width such that it has the diameter of a Rollers 19 picks up.
  • the latter has an undercut 20 in order to accommodate disks 21 which protrude radially beyond the diameter of the rollers 19, as a result of which the roller 19 is prevented from sliding out of the longitudinal grooves 18.
  • each chain link 22 has the shape of an L, one leg of the L being connected to the axis 24 of the roller 19 and a conveyor plate 25, preferably made of plastic, being positively attached to the other leg of the L.
  • Mushroom-shaped in cross-section, longitudinally for flexible evasion split latches 26 ensure the firm connection between the conveyor plate 25 and chain link 22.
  • every second conveyor plate 25 has at least one conveyor projection 27, which for the positive engagement between the chain conveyor belt 3 and the workpieces to be conveyed , such as trays 13.
  • FIG. 4 The detail denoted by Y in FIG. 1 at the lower entry of the turning channel 2 is shown enlarged in FIG. 4 and shows this positive engagement between the rear edge 13 'of the tray 13 on the one hand and the conveying projection 27 of the conveying plate 25 on the other hand.
  • trays 13 loaded with crockery parts are placed on the chain conveyor belt 3 in the loading area I in such a way that the tray 13 cantileverly spans the free space between the two spaced-apart chain conveyor belts 3. In this way, according to FIG. 1, the loaded tray 13 moves from left to right to the lower end Y of the turning path 2.
  • FIG. 3 shows the alternatives 15 ° and 20 ° in the direction of conveyance 10 of the respective radial direction inclined holding rods 8 with their ends 28 in engagement either with the tray 13 as shown in FIG. 4 or also with dishes and / or the tray 13 located on the tray.
  • the upper free end 28 of the holding rods 8 does not engage the chain conveyor belt 3 but runs past the contour or the curved inner edge 4 of the chain conveyor belt 3.
  • the holding rods 8 are fastened on feet 29 which are arranged between the tabs 30 of the inner retaining grid belt 7.
  • the tabs 30 are in turn connected to one another via transverse rods 31, at the ends of which freely rotatable rollers 32 are arranged. The latter are guided by the link guide rails 6, which with the support cheeks 16 Rails 17, 17 'of the chain conveyor 3 are connected.
  • the inner grating belt 7 run endlessly, but also the chain conveyor belt 3, namely around the two deflection rollers 33 and 34 - partly, namely mainly in the area of the turning path 2, through the chain rails 17, 17 'and 17' '.
  • the holding rods 8 ensure that the workpieces to be conveyed remain relative to one another or the rear pushing edge 13 'with respect to the conveying projection 27, so that lifting and turning without substantial displacement of the workpieces.
  • the trays 13 are gripped and carried away by the discharge conveyor 14, while the rods of the discharge chute 12 which subsequently engage between the holding rods 8 pick up and remove the dishes, if any, are present.

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