EP0772403B1 - Verfahren und system zur verarbeitung geschnittener nahrungsmittel zur verpackung in abgewogener, ordentlich angeordneter kondition - Google Patents

Verfahren und system zur verarbeitung geschnittener nahrungsmittel zur verpackung in abgewogener, ordentlich angeordneter kondition Download PDF

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EP0772403B1
EP0772403B1 EP95912152A EP95912152A EP0772403B1 EP 0772403 B1 EP0772403 B1 EP 0772403B1 EP 95912152 A EP95912152 A EP 95912152A EP 95912152 A EP95912152 A EP 95912152A EP 0772403 B1 EP0772403 B1 EP 0772403B1
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Svend Baekhoej Jensen
Bent Tirsvad
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B07—SEPARATING SOLIDS FROM SOLIDS; SORTING
    • B07C—POSTAL SORTING; SORTING INDIVIDUAL ARTICLES, OR BULK MATERIAL FIT TO BE SORTED PIECE-MEAL, e.g. BY PICKING
    • B07C5/00—Sorting according to a characteristic or feature of the articles or material being sorted, e.g. by control effected by devices which detect or measure such characteristic or feature; Sorting by manually actuated devices, e.g. switches
    • B07C5/16—Sorting according to weight
    • B07C5/18—Sorting according to weight using a single stationary weighing mechanism
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B07—SEPARATING SOLIDS FROM SOLIDS; SORTING
    • B07C—POSTAL SORTING; SORTING INDIVIDUAL ARTICLES, OR BULK MATERIAL FIT TO BE SORTED PIECE-MEAL, e.g. BY PICKING
    • B07C5/00—Sorting according to a characteristic or feature of the articles or material being sorted, e.g. by control effected by devices which detect or measure such characteristic or feature; Sorting by manually actuated devices, e.g. switches
    • B07C5/36—Sorting apparatus characterised by the means used for distribution
    • B07C5/38—Collecting or arranging articles in groups
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65B—MACHINES, APPARATUS OR DEVICES FOR, OR METHODS OF, PACKAGING ARTICLES OR MATERIALS; UNPACKING
    • B65B25/00—Packaging other articles presenting special problems
    • B65B25/06—Packaging slices or specially-shaped pieces of meat, cheese, or other plastic or tacky products
    • B65B25/061—Packaging slices or specially-shaped pieces of meat, cheese, or other plastic or tacky products of fish

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  • the present invention relates to a method of building up portions of foodstuff objects orderly arranged in or on package members such as trays or plates to form weight determined portions ready for final packaging, in particular slices of salmon or of other more or less precious materials.
  • Another practice is to arrange the slices manually on the plates, whereby it is possible to aim at a fixed weight and thus a fixed price by selecting exposed slices of appropriate size and number, but this, of course, is rather laborious.
  • the present invention is based on the consideration that it is possible, for one thing, to adapt a known distribution technique to automatize the selection of slices for collection of portions of a desired weight, and, for another thing, to adapt this technique so as to enable a delivery of the slices or the slice groups directly or practically directly to the single package plates or trays, such that the manual work can be reduced to a neat rearranging of the slices on the plates.
  • the known technique here referred to is the one practiced by grader or batching systems comprising a feeder conveyor for supplying the objects one by one to a dynamic weighing unit that will weigh the single objects and store the weighing results in a memory and calculating unit. Thereafter the objects are brought further along a sorter conveyor having at one or both sides a row of receiver stations, while also being equipped with selectively actuatable diverter means operable by said memory unit to divert the single objects into selected receiver stations so as to build up therein collected portions of objects amounting to some predetermined total weight.
  • the memorizing/calculating/-controlling unit serves to direct each object into the receiver station best fitted for receiving just that object in order to end up with a complete portion of the prescribed weight, see e.g. GB-2,116,732 which covers the preamble of claim 1.
  • a still more important adaptation is arranged for by con-verting the receiver stations from being just 'receiving stations', in which the single object portions may be collected in a container from which the portions can be let out for further processing in that there is arranged, at each receiver station, means for supporting a package plate or tray member as referred to.
  • the objects may not be delivered particularly neatly to the single receiver stations, but an operator's job will be reduced to provide a neat arrangement of the final group of objects at each single package member, without caring about the weight of the portions. Thereby the operators will greatly improve their operation capacity.
  • the grading technique has been developed so as to be able to operate at relatively high speed, handling e.g. some 120 objects per minute, and of course it is desirable to actually make use of such a high speed operation.
  • the said diverter means usually consist of a wing or blade member, which, when operationally selected, is swung from a position along one side of the conveyor to a position in which it projects across the conveyor belt, obliquely downstream of the belt and towards the receiver station at the opposite side of the belt.
  • These actions may be performed in two steps, viz. first collecting the slices into a well confined group on the packing plate without much or any rearranging, then transferring the plate to a nearby working plate in the receiver station to make the latter reoperative without delay, and then making the rearranging of the slices on the plate.
  • a further possibility could be to collect the slice group on a rigid bottom plate end cause the entire group to be transferred to the packing plate, e.g. in the said working position thereof, whereby the packing plates themselves should not be present in the very receiver means of the stations.
  • the conventional diverter wings can be modified to better suit the present invention. They may well be suited to divert even rather thin slices, but they affect the slices in different ways, causing some slices to be merely scraped or thrown off the belt, while other slices are consecutively turned when hit by the vertical side wall of the wing, such that they are thrown out with their orientation changed. For mere grouping purposes this could be fully acceptable, but in particular as far as smoked salmon is concerned it is desirable to maintain a uniform orientation of the slices presented on the packing plates, in order to expose the same colour on the visible edges of the slices, and the work will be made difficult for the operators if they shall not only rearrange the slices neatly, but also turn the direction of a large percentage of the slices.
  • the diverter wings are preferably profiled as stated in claim 8, as explained in more detail below. All according to the nature of the slices it may be necessary to seek to adapt the receiving stations for an easy running of the operation. At one extreme, viz. if the slices are hard frozen, they will simply be pushed or thrown off the grader belt, typically with a force depending on whether they are hit by a diverter wing portion having a higher or lower velocity, i.e. whether hit by e.g.
  • the wing tip or a middle wing portion when the slices are hard and non-sticky, this will not make any big difference, because the slices may be thrown against an outermost wall portion of a receiver container having a hopper shaped bottom portion leading the readily downfalling slices to a relatively narrow bottom area representing the dimentions of the packing plates.
  • the slices will not be hard frozen or non-sticky, and they will tend to stick to the said outermost container wall portion, if they are thrown against it.
  • a possible solution can be to arrange for an outward retraction of these wall portions such that they will only exceptionally be hit by the diverted slices, while using underneath the trajectory of the diverted slices a collector conveyor bringing the downfalling slices down to the said bottom area of the receiver container.
  • a collector conveyor bringing the downfalling slices down to the said bottom area of the receiver container.
  • the system shown in Fig. 1 comprises a feeding belt 1 serving to bring mutually separated objects 2 to a weighing belt 3 forming part of a dynamic weighing system connected with a computer 4. Thereafter, the objects 2 are moved further on a conveyor belt 5, along one side of which there is provided a row of receiver stations 6, while at the other side of this belt there is arranged, correspondingly, a row of diverter wings 7, which, controlled by the computer 4, are operable to be swung inwardly over the belt 5 so as to thereby effect a diversion of weighed objects 2 to any selected station 6. It is indicated by an arrow that the swinging-in of the diverter wings may take place with such a velocity that an object 2 hit by the wing will be directly thrown out towards the selected station 6.
  • each station 6 comprises a receiver section 8 made as an outwardly and downwardly slanting roller conveyor with very thin conveyor rollers 9, e.g. only some 5 mm thick, leading down to a collector section 10, next to which there is located a magazine 11 for packing plates or trays.
  • a strip shaped table 12 along the row of stations 6, opposite to the belt 5, there is provided a strip shaped table 12, outside which a take-away conveyor 13 is arranged.
  • the downwardly slanting roller conveyor 8 will serve to receive all slices thrown off from the belt 5 and guide them down to the section 10, in which they are deposited, optionally assisted by an operator, on a packing plate or tray furnished from the magazine 11.
  • the filled plate or tray may be transferred to the table 12 by the operator or by automatic means, and then a new plate or tray can be fed from the magazine 11, enabling a rapid reactuation of the receiver station 6.
  • the operator may then, on the table 12, effect the required rearrangement of the collected slices and thereafter push the packing plate or tray onto the conveyor 13 for delivery thereof to a packing station.
  • the collector stations 10 and the table 12 will constitute handling stations usable for the operators to arrange the products as desired.
  • the primary purpose of these handling stations is to enable a "preparation for packaging", viz. an orderly arranging or rearranging of the articles on the packing element, this per se not mounting to a packaging operation. Thereafter the final and real packaging may well take place in a "packing station" as in connection with conventional graders.
  • a non-illustrated alternative can be to avoid the roller conveyor 8 and provide the section 10 as a bottom portion in a hopper like receiver bin placed closer to the belt 5, with outermost upstanding wall portions for catching the slices thrown off from the belt 5, these walls being made of a low friction material and/or with a surface profilation promoting an easy sliding down of the slices caught by these wall portions.
  • the wings 7 may cause the slices 2 to be rollingly overfolded rather than just pushed or thrown off the belt 5, whereby the orientation of such slices is changed.
  • a rather simple solution to this problem was found, viz. in profiling the wings as shown in Fig. 2.
  • the wing 7 is provided with a protruding scraper edge 14 having above and in front of it a protruding root face 14.
  • Even more or less thawn salmon slices may then be displaced on the belt 5 rather than overrolled thereon, at least with highly increased security. The operators may well accept a few turned slices now and then.
  • the receptacles 6 should have a length in the longitudinal direction of the belt 5 longer than the normal width of a packing plate in order to allow for some spreading of the throw-out form the associated wings 7. Upstanding outer walls should receive the slices not directly hitting the packing plates at the bottom, and the slices should be guided so as to be delivered to the relatively narrow bottom plate, if required with some manual assistance, though as little as possible. As described in connection with Figs. 3-7 it has been found possible to design a receptacle widely fulfilling these requirements.
  • FIG. 3 One such receptacle unit is shown in an exploded view in Fig. 3 and in assembled condition in Fig. 4.
  • the unit has a rear plate portion 16 with obliquely forwardly extending wing plates 18 and with a slightly upwardly and forwardly inclined orientation.
  • the triangular spaces in front of the wing plates 18 are occupied by separate triangular bottom plates 20 that are slanting slightly downwardly towards each other and each having an upstanding outer plate portion 22 extending closely along the wing plate 18 located therebehind, and a horizontal innermost edge portion 24.
  • Each of the elements 20-24 is pivotally suspended by means of pins 26, whereby they are tiltable from the position shown in Fig. 4, which is also shown in full lines in Fig. 7, to the position shown in dotted lines in Fig. 7.
  • the horizontal plate edge portion 24 extend parallel to each other with a certain mutual distance, viz. such that they are suited to carry between them a loose bottom plate 28, which, as shown particularly in the top view of Fig. 6, may well extend further outwardly underneath the rear plate 16, the edge portions 24 being correspondingly extended.
  • Fig. 5 is a cross sectional view of the conveyor 6 with an associated lateral view of a receptacle, in which a bottom plate 28 i shown rested on an edge plate 24.
  • the slices will predominantly be delivered to the bottom plate 28, though also with overlapping to the triangular bottom portions 20. Some slices may be thrown against the wing sides 18,22 and even stick thereto.
  • the operator may visually inspect the receptacle and release slices happening to still get stuck thereto.
  • the slices are still cold the receptacles will be liable to completely empty themselves onto the support plate 28, requiring only sporadic assistance from the operator.
  • a new support plate 28, also referred to as a packing plate, may thereafter be placed on the plate edges 24 by the operator, once the plate systems 20,22 have been swung back, and the operator may actuate a switch informing the computer of the renewed operability of the receptacle. It is preferred, however, to make use of an automatic feeding of the plates 28 from a magazine 32, Fig. 7, by means of suction cups and an associated movement system. Preferably, use is made of a lateral feeding to the area beneath the opened bottom portions 20 and then a raising to the normal position of the carrier plate 28, which will then be stabilized by a reclosing of the bottom portions 20, as the plate edges 24 will then be brought into position beneath the side edges of the plate 28. Thereafter the suction cups are released and moved back to the magazine.
  • the inwardly slanting configuration of the upstanding walls will contribute to make the slices less adhering to these walls, as the gravity will seek to loosen the adherence.
  • the bottom plate 28 could be a system part, from which the collected slice portions could be transferred to individual packing plates, but it will be appreciated that these plates 28 may perfectly well be the packing plates themselves.
  • the latter may be delivered e.g. to a conveyor belt for bringing it to a further processing unit or to a final packaging station.

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  1. Ein Verfahren zum Handhaben von Erzeugnissen in Form von Nahrungsmittelteilen, die in regelmäßig angeordneten, gewichteten Gruppen aus einem zugeführten Strom von Erzeugnissen (2) zusammengebracht werden sollen, z.B. zum Ausbilden von Gruppen dünner Scheiben geräucherten Lachses in schuppen- oder dachziegelförmig überlappender Formation in oder auf einem/r Trägertray oder -platte (28), wobei zum Zusammenbringen der Erzeugnisse (2) eine Sortier- oder Klassierungstechnik verwendet wird, die das Bestimmen des Gewichts der einzelnen Erzeugnisse (2) und das selektive Abgeben der Erzeugnisse an eine Anzahl Empfängerstationen (6) zum Aufbau von Summengewichtbestimmten Erzeugnisgruppen darin umfaßt, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Handhabung der empfangenen Erzeugnisse für eine gewünschte Anordnung oder Wiederanordnung der Erzeugnisse in den einzelnen Gruppen in einer Mehrzahl Behandlungsstationen (10, 12) durchgeführt wird, die sich in Wirkverbindung mit den jeweiligen Empfängerstationen (6) befinden und jeweils einer Zuführung (11) der Verpackungselemente (28) zugeordnet sind, so daß eine Abgabe ordnungsgemäß angeordneter Erzeugnisgruppen in Anordnung auf den jeweiligen Verpackungselementen (28) ermöglicht wird.
  2. Ein Verfahren nach Anspruch 1, wobei die Erzeugnisgruppen, wie sie in den Empfängerstationen (6) gesammelt sind, an jeweilige Behandlungsstationen (10, 12) überführt werden, in denen die Erzeugnisse jeder Gruppe regelmäßig auf dem Verpackungselement (28) abgelegt werden.
  3. Ein Verfahren nach Anspruch 1, wobei nach Abgabe einer Produktgruppe von einer Empfängerstation (6) in dieser Station ein entfernbares Bodenteil in Form des Verpackungselements (28) so plaziert wird, daß die folgende Erzeugnisgruppe direkt auf diesem Element aufgebaut wird, wonach die Gruppe an die zugeordnete Behandlungsstation zusammen mit dem Verpackungselement (28) überführt wird.
  4. Ein Verfahren nach Anspruch 1, wobei die einzelnen Empfängerstationen (6) auch integral als die Behandlungsstationen (10) für die manuelle Wiederanordnung der gesammelten Erzeugnisse auf Verpackungselementen (28) verwendet werden.
  5. Ein System zur Verwendung bei dem Verfahren nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß es ein modifiziertes Portionierungssystem der Sortier- oder Klassifizierart ist, indem es nämlich eine dynamische Gewichtsbestimmungseinheit (3, 4) zum Empfangen und Wiegen nacheinander zugeführter Erzeugnisse und einen nachgeschalteten Sortierförderer (5) mit Ab- oder Umleitmitteln (7) zum selektiven Ableiten der gewogenen Erzeugnisse (2) an eine Reihe Empfängerstationen (6) entlang des Förderers umfassend, wobei die Modifikation darin besteht, daß diese Empfängerstationen (6,10) in Wirkverbindung mit entsprechenden Behandlungsstationen (12) ausgelegt sind, die die manuelle Anordnung oder Wiederanordnung der empfangenen Erzeugnisteile auf den Verpackungselementen (28) ermöglichen, wobei diese Behandlungsstationen Zuführmitteln (11) zum Zuführen der Verpackungselemente (28) an diese Stationen zum Empfangen der entsprechende Erzeugnisportionen, die in diesen Stationen gesammelt und wiederangeordnet sind, zugeordnet sind.
  6. Ein System nach Anspruch 5, bei dem die Behandlungsstationen (10, 12) mit Mitteln (11) zum automatischen Freilegen oder Zuführen der Verpackungselemente (28) aus einem Magazin bei Entfernen eines Portion-tragenden Verpackungselementes von der Station versehen sind.
  7. Ein System nach Anspruch 5, bei dem die Empfängerstationen (6) so aufgebaut sind, daß jedes Verpackungselement (28), wenn es fertig in seiner Erzeugnisportion geladen ist, an eine Behandlungsstation in Nachbarschaft zu dem Empfangsbereich der Empfängerstation überführbar ist, z.B. durch Herabfallen in eine darunter befindliche Position (30), in der es zur Handhabung zum regelmäßigen Wiederanordnen der Produkte darauf in Einklang mit dem neuen Verpackungselement (28) zugänglich ist, das betriebsbereit zum Empfangen einer neuen Erzeugnisportion in der Empfängerstation ist.
  8. Ein System nach Anspruch 5, insbesondere zum Handhaben dünner scheibenförmiger Erzeugnisse (2), wobei bei diesem System die Mittel zum selektiven Um- oder Ablenken der Erzeugnisse von dem Sortierförderer (5) Ablenkarme (7) umfassen, die seitlich verlagerbar oder schwenkbar quer zum Förderer (5) sind, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Ablenkarme (7) mit einem unteren, vorspringenden Schaberandabschnitt (12) und einem darüberliegenden vorspringenden Wandabschnitt (14) geringfügig im Abstand über dem Förderer (5) angeordnet profiliert sind, nämlich nur geringfügig mehr als der Stärke der Erzeugnisscheiben (2) entsprechend.
  9. Ein System nach Anspruch 5, bei dem die Empfängerstationen (6) mit trichterförmigen Führungswänden aus Kunststoff mit niedrigem Reibungskoeffizienten versehen sind.
  10. Ein System nach Anspruch 5, bei dem die Empfängerstationen an der Seite des Sortierförderers (5) mit aufrecht stehenden Fangplatten (18) versehen sind, die so angeordnet sind, daß sie von der Fördererseite nach außen konvergieren, und die über unteren Stützrandabschnitten (24) für gegenüberliegende Randbereiche der Verpackungselemente (28) angeordnet sind.
  11. Ein System nach Anspruch 10, bei dem die Stützrandabschnitte (24) starr mit aufragenden Seitenwandabschnitten (22) verbunden sind und das Mittel zum Kippen der Stützrandabschnitte (24) nach unten zum Freigeben des darauf ruhenden Verpackungselements (28) und zum Schwenken der aufragenden Seitenwandabschnitte (22) nach innen und unten zum Freigeben von zufällig daran anhaftenden Erzeugnissen versehen sind.
  12. Ein System nach Anspruch 10, bei dem die Fangplatten (18) im allgemeinen nach oben und innen schräg sind.
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