EP1708606A1 - Control system dependent on operating phases, for a device for recovering heat from continuous dishwashers - Google Patents
Control system dependent on operating phases, for a device for recovering heat from continuous dishwashersInfo
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- EP1708606A1 EP1708606A1 EP05701039A EP05701039A EP1708606A1 EP 1708606 A1 EP1708606 A1 EP 1708606A1 EP 05701039 A EP05701039 A EP 05701039A EP 05701039 A EP05701039 A EP 05701039A EP 1708606 A1 EP1708606 A1 EP 1708606A1
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- dishwasher
- zone
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- closing elements
- dishwashing machine
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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
- A47L15/241—Washing or rinsing machines for crockery or tableware with movement of the crockery baskets by conveyors the dishes moving in a horizontal plane
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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
- A47L15/42—Details
- A47L15/4291—Recovery arrangements, e.g. for the recovery of energy or water
Definitions
- the invention relates to a heat recovery device, which is controlled as a function of the operating phase, on a dishwasher, such as, for example, a dishwasher which can be used for commercial purposes and which is designed, for example, as a continuous dishwasher.
- DT 22 53 624 Z3 relates to a device for extracting, cooling and drying steam from a dishwasher.
- This is in particular a multi-stage machine for restoration companies and the like, from which steam emerges and which comprises a heat exchanger arranged with water-cooled coils.
- a suction device and a hood that collects the steam and guides it through the heat exchanger are also provided.
- the water-cooled coils of the heat exchanger which are surrounded by a housing, are connected both to supply lines for the continuous cooling water supply which is switched on during operation and to supply lines for the supply of additional cooling water which can be controlled by a switching device.
- the switching device is controlled as a function of the dishes passing through the dishwasher by means of a conveyor.
- the switching device for actuating a valve connected to the feed line is arranged next to the final stage of the dishwasher, the switching device being designed as a switch which can be actuated by a passing basket of dishes.
- DE 25 57 182 C2 relates to a heat recovery device for a dishwasher. This includes a heat pump, in which in one
- Working fluid circuit a compressor, at least one of the heating of water for the
- Dishwasher serving condenser a first expansion valve and a with Waste heat from the dishwasher loaded evaporator are connected in series.
- the first expansion valve is controlled as a function of the temperature of the working fluid on the suction side of the compressor in order to limit this temperature to a maximum permissible temperature value.
- a second expansion valve is located parallel to the first expansion valve. This has a greater throttling effect than the first expansion valve and is controlled as a function of the pressure of the working medium at the inlet of the evaporator in the sense of keeping this pressure constant.
- the flow through the first expansion valve and the second expansion valve is controlled as a function of the temperature of the heated water such that when the water falls below a predetermined temperature, the flow through the first expansion valve is released and the flow through the second expansion valve is blocked. When this predetermined temperature is exceeded, the flow through the first expansion valve is blocked and the flow through the second expansion valve is released.
- DE 196 44 438 C2 relates to a continuous dishwashing device and a method for cleaning dishes and / or tray parts.
- a cleaning zone with outlet nozzles for the cleaning liquor and a cleaning tank are provided.
- a rinse zone with outlet nozzles for pump rinse liquid and a pump rinse tank are also provided.
- the pre-rinse nozzle and the cleaning tank are arranged such that the pump rinse liquid is supplied from the pre-rinse nozzle to the cleaning tank.
- the machine solutions available and offered on the market are usually designed in such a way that the exhaust air quantities of the heat recovery devices are designed for an operating state, which is usually the most unfavorable operating state. This means that ever depending on the operating state, more air and therefore more energy is drawn from the machine than would be absolutely necessary to prevent the escape of vapors and steam and to transport sufficiently dry air into the drying system. For the operator of the machine, however, this means a higher energy expenditure compared to the energy expenditure that would be absolutely necessary.
- the object of the invention is to design a dishwasher in such a way that vapors (steam vapors) and moisture are prevented from escaping from the dishwasher and the heat recovery device is controlled in such a way that the amount of exhaust air and thus the energy discharge from the machine is minimized.
- the solution proposed according to the invention allows the respective operating states of the dishwasher to be taken into account, with different amounts of vapors, steam or moist warm air being generated in relation to the drying in the respective operating states.
- the following parameters have an influence on the amount of vapors, steam and steam from the pre-rinse and rinse zones and the amount of warm, moist air from drying:
- washware With regard to the respective vapor and steam, it is important whether or not there is washware in the area of the pre-wash zone. It is also significant whether it is a selected washing program or a program controlled by the wash ware, on which the level of the respective pump outputs can depend. Another parameter that is important with regard to the amount of vapors or steam is the fact whether washware is in the area of the pump rinse zone or washware in the area of the fresh water rinse zone or in the area of the drying. The shape of the items to be cleaned and the temperature within the washing zones are also important.
- the solution proposed according to the invention can advantageously take into account the fact that, depending on the operating state of the dishwasher, ie depending on Example 2 of the pump output in part-load and full-load operation, an activated pump rinse zone rinsing and / or an activated and or or not activated fresh water rinse different steam or Moisture levels occur in different places in automatic dishwashers.
- the decisive factor for the amount of steam produced is also the fact whether the dishwasher is used in partial load operation, for example for washing only lightly soiled glasses or plates, or whether stubbornly soiled pots and pans are used in continuous dishwashing machines in full load operation or the like can be cleaned.
- the position of the items to be washed within a specific zone of a continuous dishwasher can be determined by suitable switching devices with which the respective zones are queried, or via the machine control which monitors the items to be washed during the passage through the automatic dishwasher.
- Speed of an exhaust fan or by actuating a closing element which e.g. can be designed as a flap or a slide on the blower
- the total exhaust air volume varies and / or the extraction at the various points of the flap and / or respectively arranged slider
- the control of one or more exhaust air blowers assigned to the automatic dishwasher or the at least one flap and the at least one slide can be carried out both in stages and continuously and takes place depending on the occurrence of vapors, steam, and moist warm air in the respective operating states of the automatic dishwasher.
- the operating states that occur in a continuous dishwasher can, for example, also depend on the respective position of the wash ware to be cleaned in the direction of transport, since the fresh water rinse or the pump rinse in partial load operation can only be activated if this is absolutely necessary.
- the flaps or slides accommodated in the different zones of the automatic dishwasher can be set depending on the operating state “switched-on rinse-aid rinse zone” and / or depending on different pump outputs of the pumps assigned to the rinse or pre-rinse zone or depending on the washware which the respective drying zones
- the performance of an electric drive of an exhaust air blower can be controlled in a particularly advantageous manner depending on the operating state of the dishwasher and / or the position of the at least one flap or the at least one slide.
- the at least one flap or the at least one slide can also be electrified ch, pneumatically or by water-hydraulic means depending on the operating status of the dishwasher.
- the electrical drive of the exhaust air blower can be controlled via a speed control, for example in the form of a frequency converter, or via various windings of the electrical drive of the blower motor. With the frequency converter or with different windings of the electric drive of the blower motor, the output of the exhaust air blower can be changed depending on the operating state of the machine. Furthermore, the output of the exhaust air blower or its electric drive can be controlled via the at least one sliding element in the form of a flap or a slide, depending on the operating state of the dishwasher.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic section through an automatic dishwasher with belt conveyor
- FIG. 2 suction openings closable by flaps in different zones of the dishwasher according to the schematic representation in FIG. 1,
- Figure 3 is a switching device that triggers when a transport basket passes and releases a flap
- Figure 4 triggered a transport basket receiving passage of a wash ware
- a wall-mounted dishwasher is shown schematically in the illustration according to FIG.
- the conveyor belt 3 which is preferably designed as a multi-section plastic conveyor belt, is continuously driven by electrical drives (not shown in FIG. 1) and conveys the items to be washed 1 through the different zones of the automatic dishwasher as shown in FIG. 1.
- the items to be washed transported in the direction of transport 4 are usually 1 applied to the conveyor belt 3 in the area of the inlet 2.
- the wash ware 1 is transported from the inlet 2 into an inlet tunnel 5.
- the conveyor belt 3 is shown as a rotating conveyor belt.
- Transport baskets in which the wash ware 1 is inserted and which are placed on the top of the conveyor belt 3 are mentioned as further design variants of the transport device for the wash ware 1 through the different zones of the dishwasher according to the illustration in FIG.
- a chain or a ratchet rail can also be provided, with which the items 1 to be washed are transported through the dishwasher.
- the items 1 to be washed either directly on the conveyor belt 3 or items 1 held by baskets pass through in Transport direction 4 through the inlet tunnel 5, the adjoining pre-rinse zone 6, a rinse zone 7, a pump rinse zone 8, a fresh water rinse 9, a drying zone 11 into an outlet section 12.
- a device 13 for heat recovery is located above the washing zone 7. Air is drawn out of the dishwasher via this.
- the inlet tunnel 5 ensures that no water injects from the pre-rinse zone 6 into the inlet 3.
- the inlet tunnel 5 itself is separated from the inlet 3 via a separating curtain 14.
- the separating curtain 14 ensures that overwashing of rinsing or rinsing water or the escape of vapors from the dishwasher is prevented.
- Rinsing systems 15 are located within the pre-rinsing zone 6 and are only indicated schematically in the illustration according to FIG.
- the washing systems 15 ensure that the items 1 to be washed are sprayed off both from the top and from the bottom and that dirt and food residues in the pre-wash zone 6 are removed from the items 1 to be washed.
- a pump 16 is integrated into the pre-wash zone 6, with which the cleaning fluid is pumped into the wash systems 15, via which it is applied to the washware 1.
- the pump 16 of the pre-rinse zone 6 is designed so that different pump outputs can be operated.
- the items to be washed 1 arrive from the pre-wash zone 6 by continuously feeding the conveyor belt 3 into the wash zone 7, in which 3 washing systems 15 are also integrated above and below the conveyor belt. These are supplied with cleaning liquid (rinsing liquor) via a pump 16.
- the pump 16 within the rinsing zone 7 can also be operated with different outputs.
- a first opening 17 arranged in the ceiling of the washing zone 7 the steam vapors (vapors) arising in the pre-washing zone 6 and the washing zone 7 can be drawn off from the pre-washing zone 6 and the washing zone 7.
- the first opening 17 can also be located - not shown in the drawing - at the entrance to the dishwasher.
- the rinsing zone 7 is separated from the pump rinse zone 8 via a further separating curtain 14.
- a fresh water rinse zone 9 connects to the pump rinse zone 8, in which the wash ware 1 is rinsed clear.
- a further, second opening 18 can be connected downstream of the fresh water rinse zone 9, via which steam vapor (vapors) can be drawn off from the pump rinse zone 8 or the fresh water rinse zone 9.
- Another separating curtain 14 is located below the second opening (18).
- a drying zone 11 connects to the fresh water rinse zone 9.
- the wash ware 1 is dried with dry, heated air in order to blow off or dry off the moisture present on the wash ware 1.
- room air is supplied via a further third opening 19, for example through the outlet opening for the wash ware 1.
- the warm, moist air is drawn out of the drying zone 11 via a fourth opening 20.
- the air streams sucked off via the first opening 17, the second opening 18 and the fourth opening 20 are guided with the aid of a fan 22 via a condenser 23.
- the exhaust air flow (24) Via the exhaust air flow (24), the cooled and dehumidified air transported via the device (13) for its recovery from the dishwasher is released or passed to the room.
- Room air can be added via the fifth opening 21 in the roof of the device for heat recovery 13 in order to reduce the moisture content of the air coming from the dishwasher.
- the outlet section 12 is also separated from the drying zone 11 via a further separating curtain 14, in order to avoid an uncontrolled escape of the drying air blown into the drying zone 11 at a higher temperature.
- first opening 17, the second opening 18, the fourth opening 20 and the fifth opening 21 are realized in this number on an automatic dishwasher.
- a larger or a smaller number of these openings 17, 18, 20, 21 can also be provided in order to act upon the exhaust air by means of an exhaust air blower 22 acting on all openings.
- the positions of the openings 17, 18, 19, 20 and 21 shown in the illustration according to FIG. 1 can also be located on a dishwasher in places other than those shown in FIG.
- FIG. 2 shows a section of the dishwasher according to FIG. 1.
- a first flap 25 controlling the exhaust air flow from the washing zone 7 is located above the washing systems 15 arranged in the washing zone 7.
- the first flap 25 is shown in a position in which it only partially clears the outlet cross section of the first opening 17.
- the partial exhaust air stream from the purge zone 7 passing through the first opening 17 is converted to the device Extracted heat 22 associated fans 22 sucked, which passes a condenser 23 and is discharged as an exhaust air stream 24.
- a fourth flap 28 arranged in the roof of the device 13 for heat recovery which closes or opens a further, fifth opening 21
- room air can be admixed to the exhaust air stream emerging from the condenser 23.
- the exhaust air stream emerging from the condenser 23 is saturated air which is extracted from the various zones of the dishwasher.
- the position of the fourth flap 28 relative to the cross-section released through the further, fifth opening 21 allows the entering proportion of room air, which is mixed into the total exhaust air flow of the dishwasher, to be varied.
- An exhaust air flow also enters the condenser 23 via the second opening 18 in the region of the pump rinse zone 8 or the fresh water rinse zone 9.
- the second opening 18 is opened or closed, for example, by a second flap 26 which is designed to be pivotable. Below the pivot axis of the second flap 26 there is a further separating curtain 14.
- exhaust air emerging from the drying zone 11 enters the condenser 23 via the fourth opening 20, which can be closed or released by a third, pivotably arranged flap 27 Device 13 for heat recovery.
- a dryer blower 32 is received in the drying zone 11, in which air is heated and flows downward from the dryer blower 32 into these downstream outlet nozzles 33.
- the drying zone 11 is closed off by a further separating curtain 14 against the outlet section 12, a third opening 19 being formed below the further drying curtain 14, through which room air can flow into the drying zone 11 from the outside.
- Reference number 35 shows the flow path of the hot air exiting via the blower 32 and its outlet nozzles 33 within the drying zone 11.
- an exhaust air stream sucked out of the pre-rinsing zone 6 and the rinsing zone 7 enters the condenser 23 of the device 13 for heat recovery via the first opening 17, an exhaust air stream exiting the pump rinsing zone 8 or the fresh water rinsing zone 9 via the second opening 18 and an out of the drying zone 11 extracted air flow via the fourth opening 20 at the bottom of the condenser 23.
- the items to be washed 1 - which is not shown in the illustration in FIG. 2 - by means of the conveyor belt 3 or baskets accommodated on them, the individual zones 7, 8, 9 and 11 of the dishwasher according to the illustration in FIG 2 happens.
- Below the rinsing zone 7 or the pump rinsing zone 8 and the fresh water rinsing zone 9 there is a pump 16 with which the cleaning fluid is fed to the rinsing systems 15, for example the rinsing zone 7.
- Vapors and steam can be drawn off from the pre-washing zone 6 and the washing zone 7 via the first opening 17.
- the degree of opening of the first flap 25 depends on whether the pumps 16 from the pre-rinsing zone 6 or the rinsing zone 7 are not running or are not running at maximum output.
- the second opening 18 above the pump rinse zone 8 and the fresh water rinse zone 9 serves to draw off vapors and steam from the pump rinse zone 8 and the fresh water rinse zone 9, respectively.
- the second opening 18 can be closed completely or partially with the second flap 26 when the pumps in the pump rinse zone 8 or the fresh water rinse zone 9 are not in operation.
- the fourth opening 20 for moist, warm air from the drying zone 11 can be closed in whole or in part by means of the third flap 27 if the air humidity in the drying zone 11 is just sufficient to dry the items 1 to be washed.
- the further fifth opening 21 formed in the roof of the device 13 for heat recovery is used for admixing room air to the saturated air which emerges from the condenser 23 of the device 13 for heat recovery.
- the further, fifth opening 21 can be closed in whole or in part by means of the fourth flap 28 in order to change the proportion of room air added in each case.
- the power of the blower 22 of the device 13 for heat recovery can be varied in terms of its power in such a way that the amount of exhaust air and thus the total amount of exhaust air that is extracted from the dishwasher can be changed.
- the closing elements 25, 26, 27, 28 can, for example - as indicated in FIG. 2 - be rotated about their respective pivot axes by means of electrical drives which can be controlled by the central machine control.
- FIGS. 3 and 4 show embodiment variants for the direct control of a pivotable flap element closing an opening through the items to be washed.
- FIG. 3 shows that the items to be washed 1 - here in the form of plates - are received in a basket 30.
- the basket 30 can be transported through the individual zones 6, 7, 8, 9 and 11 of the dishwasher, for example, by means of a pawl transport, a pawl carriage or by placing it on a plastic conveyor belt 3. Seen in the transport direction 4, the basket 30 is preceded by a lever element 29.
- the lever 29 in turn is articulated on a coupling rod 36, which is attached above the inlet tunnel 5 with, for example, the second flap 26 (behind the pump rinse zone 8 or the fresh water rinse zone 9).
- the fresh water rinse zone 9 is out of operation, represented by the two spray tubes of the rinse systems of the fresh water rinse zone 9, from which no water jets emerge.
- FIG. 4 shows a flap closing an outlet opening in a partially open position.
- the second flap 25 is in its closed position. If the drying zone 11 is switched on, ie the dryer blower 32 arranged there is activated, the third flap 27 is open, while it is closed when the dryer blower 32 arranged in the drying zone 11 is switched off.
- the fourth flap 28, for example arranged in the roof of the device 13 for heat recovery, can be opened or closed depending on the degree of opening of the first flap 25, the second flap 26 or the third flap 27 in order to mix the exhaust air flow 24 with ambient air.
- the exhaust fan 22 of the device 13 for heat recovery can also be operated depending on the degree of opening or closing of the first flap 25, the second flap 26 or the third flap 27.
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