EP2891622A1 - Vorrichtung zur Ausgabe eines Getränks, die das Einspritzen mindestens eines Zusatzstoffes in das ausgegebene Getränk ermöglicht - Google Patents

Vorrichtung zur Ausgabe eines Getränks, die das Einspritzen mindestens eines Zusatzstoffes in das ausgegebene Getränk ermöglicht Download PDF

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EP2891622A1
EP2891622A1 EP14188671.3A EP14188671A EP2891622A1 EP 2891622 A1 EP2891622 A1 EP 2891622A1 EP 14188671 A EP14188671 A EP 14188671A EP 2891622 A1 EP2891622 A1 EP 2891622A1
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Pierre-alain Bataillard
Bernard Lemant
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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
    • 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
    • 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
    • B67D1/0042—Details of specific parts of the dispensers
    • B67D1/0043—Mixing devices for liquids
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  • the invention relates to a device for dispensing a beverage, and more particularly to a device for dispensing a beverage for injecting at least one additional solution into the dispensed beverage.
  • a manual dispensing gun comprising a main duct delivering gaseous water via a main outlet and at least one secondary duct delivering a syrup via a secondary outlet juxtaposed to the main outlet.
  • the dispensing gun operates by simultaneously injecting syrup and carbonated water so that the two liquids are dispensed at the same time in a glass and the mixture is made in the glass.
  • the dispensing devices described in these documents perform a rear mixture, that is to say downstream or out of the dispensing valve. Indeed, at the earliest, the mixture is initiated in the outlet nozzle of the tap.
  • This type of mixture does not allow to obtain a good homogeneity of the final drink right out of the tap.
  • a so-called rear type mixture can not be used because the interaction between a syrup or a sweet liquor and an alcoholic beverage such as beer generates an overproduction of foam when the mixture is made in contact with the air.
  • foam it is known to reduce the flow of the main liquid. Such a reduction, however, has the effect of reducing the production yield.
  • the drink can not be stirred after mixing, the movement may also lead to foam production.
  • the devices allowing a rear mixture at the outlet nozzle require the use of specific valves.
  • the specific faucets used make it impossible to use conventional means of cleaning the main circuit and the distribution valve.
  • a spherical sponge of the size of the main circuit section is introduced at the inlet of the main circuit and is conveyed, using a flow of cleaning liquid for example, to the outlet of the tap for complete a cleaning cycle before rinsing during a beer barrel change and thus remove any residual residues.
  • a valve comprising two inlets and an outlet nozzle modified to allow the mixing of two liquids does not allow the use of a spherical sponge to clean the main circuit and the valve. Therefore, a specific cleaning protocol without sponge, often longer, is necessary.
  • the object of the invention is to overcome the drawbacks mentioned above by providing a device for dispensing a beverage, and in particular an alcoholic beverage, making it possible to select or not the addition to a main drink of at least one drink. additive so as to obtain a resultant homogeneous beverage that can have different flavors, while using an existing faucet.
  • the subject of the invention is thus a device for dispensing a beverage comprising a dispensing tap coupled to at least one main supply circuit capable of driving a main liquid, and at least one secondary supply circuit capable of driving a liquid. additive miscible with the main liquid and coupled upstream of the distribution valve to said main supply circuit.
  • the dispensing device comprises selective coupling means able to control an injection of at least one additive into the main liquid flow delivered to the dispensing tap by said main supply circuit, c that is to say by the main supply circuit when there is only one and by one of the main supply circuits when there are several.
  • the selective coupling means make it possible to select or not the injection of at least one flow of an additive solution to the main liquid. It is thus possible to dispense a drink obtained from the main liquid only, or a drink obtained from the mixture initiated upstream of the tap resulting from the main liquid and at least one miscible additive which can be an additive solution such as a liquor or an aromatic syrup.
  • the selective coupling means comprise for the or each secondary supply circuit a controlled pump capable of generating a secondary additive stream to the main supply circuit to which it is coupled and a solenoid valve mounted on the secondary supply circuit between the pump and the main supply circuit to which the corresponding secondary supply circuit is coupled.
  • the solenoid valve makes it possible to authorize or not the injection of the additive into the main supply circuit to which the secondary supply circuit is coupled and the controlled pump makes it possible to initiate the injection once the solenoid valve has been opened. generating a flow of additive solution to the main supply circuit in which a main liquid flow flows.
  • the selective coupling means comprise means for detecting the actuation of the valve and control means coupled to the detection means and able to control the solenoid valve and the controlled pump of the or each secondary supply circuit. function of the detection of a tap actuation.
  • control means may comprise an injection rate module capable of defining an additive injection duration.
  • the injection time can be adjusted depending on the viscosity of the additive, the sugar level, the amount of beverage dispensed, the rate of additive solution in the secondary feed circuit, and / or the rate of injection. desired additive in the final drink obtained in the glass.
  • the injection time can be set so that the injection of additive into the main supply circuit stops before the end of distribution of the main liquid. In this way, it is possible to ensure that no additive remains in the circuit main supply after the distribution. This avoids any aromatic pollution on the one hand, but also the appearance of bacteria in the main supply circuit on the other hand. The bacteria could indeed develop from diluted additive residues in the main supply circuit.
  • the control means may also include a timer module capable of defining a latency time between the actuation of the dispensing valve and the injection of additive.
  • the latency time between the beginning of distribution of the main liquid following the actuation of the dispensing tap and the beginning of injection of the additive into the main supply circuit distributing the main liquid to the tap ensures the absence secondary liquid solution, that is to say additive, in the main supply circuit. Make sure that no previously used additive stays in the main supply line or in the faucet to avoid any aromatic pollution.
  • the latency time also makes it possible to ensure the flow of the main liquid in the main supply circuit and thus to avoid the occurrence of a phenomenon of overpressure or a rise of additive in the supply circuit main to the container.
  • each solenoid valve mounted on a secondary supply circuit may be disposed at the end of said secondary supply circuit coupled to one or to one of the main supply circuits.
  • the solenoid valve By positioning the solenoid valve at the end of the secondary supply circuit, the secondary circuit length between the main supply circuit and the secondary supply circuit valve is minimized. Thus, the residual amount of additive present between the solenoid valve and the main supply circuit is greatly reduced, or even zero, which consequently reduces the risk of aromatic pollution of the main supply circuit which the circuit of corresponding secondary power supply is coupled.
  • the or each secondary supply circuit may advantageously be coupled to the main supply circuit, if there is only one, or to one of the main supply circuits, if there are several, at the inlet of the dispensing tap.
  • Conducting a coupling between a secondary supply circuit and a main supply circuit as close as possible to the distribution valve makes it possible to reduce the size of the portion of the main supply circuit between the coupling and the inlet of the tap. and thus reduce the risk of aromatic pollution.
  • such an embodiment makes it possible to reduce the time between the end of injection of the additive and the end of distribution of the beverage in order to avoid any residual trace of additive in the tap in particular.
  • the device may advantageously comprise electronic means for selecting an additive that can be actuated by a user of the device and coupled to the control means, the electronic means for selecting an additive being able to deliver to the control means a control signal of activating the or at least one of the secondary supply circuits, the signal including an indication of the selected secondary supply circuit.
  • the electronic additive selection means may be aroma selection buttons arranged on the dispensing valve or on the column on which the valve is fixed or on an independent module.
  • the buttons can be configured to select at least one of the available flavors or a dispensing without aroma addition.
  • the buttons can cooperate with an electronic unit able to memorize the button to operate.
  • buttons may also be configured to allow cancellation of the selection, and / or a reset after each actuation of the dispensing valve.
  • the device may also comprise electronic quantity selection means that can be actuated by a user and coupled to the control means, the electronic quantity selection means being able to deliver to the control means a control signal of the quantity of control. additive to deliver to the main flow of liquid to the distribution valve.
  • the quantity selection means may be additional buttons to indicate the desired amount of beverage such as for example 25 cl or 50 cl.
  • the quantity selection means may be electronic means coupled to the aroma selection buttons, for example selecting the quantity to be delivered as a function of the number of successive actuations of the button before the actuation of the dispensing valve.
  • the quantity selection means thus make it possible to indicate to the control means, for example, the number of doses of additive to be injected, that is to say the number of actuations of the pump and the solenoid valve to be controlled. or to deliver a signal to the injection rate module which varies the additive injection time according to the received signal.
  • the secondary supply circuit or circuits each comprise compensation means mounted between the pump and the solenoid valve of the corresponding secondary supply circuit and able to regulate the miscible additive flow rate delivered.
  • the compensation means make it possible to adjust the flow rate as a function of the additive circulating in the secondary supply circuit and possibly as a function of the environmental conditions.
  • the device comprises a single main supply circuit on which are coupled the secondary supply circuit or circuits.
  • the use of a single main power circuit reduces the size of the device and the number of cooling circuits possibly associated with the main power circuits.
  • the reduction in the size makes it possible to incorporate the device into specific distribution columns whose dimensions are equivalent to the already existing columns.
  • the injection of additive can thus be performed, when the valve is open, by venturi effect generated by the main flow without using electronic means.
  • the secondary circuit or each secondary circuit is coupled to a separate main power supply circuit via a proportional metering system, a main supply circuit being free of coupling to a main circuit.
  • the selective coupling means comprising a mechanical selector capable of selecting the main supply circuit delivering a liquid flow to the distribution valve.
  • the injection is carried out in this case by venturi effect generated by the main flow without using electronic means. And the selection of the beverage, flavored or not, is made from the mechanical selector connecting only one of the main supply circuits to the dispensing valve.
  • the secondary injection circuit or circuits may advantageously be each input coupled to a reservoir of a liquid solution having an alcohol content of at least 15% to limit the risk of bacterial growth.
  • FIG. 1 is shown schematically, a beverage dispensing device according to a first embodiment using a dosing system and an electronic selection system.
  • the beverage dispensing device comprises a dispensing valve 1 operable by a pivoting arm 2 fixed to a column 3.
  • the valve 1 is connected to a first end 4a of a main pipe 4 for the circulation of a main liquid.
  • the opposite end 4b of the main line 4 is connected to a main liquid container 5, such as a beer keg for example.
  • the coupling of the main liquid container 5 with the distribution valve 1 via the main pipe 4 is made so as to allow a main liquid flow through the dispensing valve 1 when the arm 2 of the dispensing valve 1 is actuated, c that is, when it is lowered.
  • the beverage dispensing device further comprises three secondary lines 6 connected to the main line 4.
  • Each of the three secondary lines 6 is connected to a reservoir 7 of liquid additive solution via a connector 8.
  • the three secondary lines 6 allow and the transport of a different solution by secondary conduit 6.
  • Each solution carried by a secondary pipe 6 is composed of a compound miscible with the main liquid.
  • the solutions may be, for example, syrups or liqueurs.
  • the use of liquors with an alcohol content of at least 15% is preferred because they limit the risk of bacterial growth.
  • Each tank 7 is connected to a first pipe portion 61 via a connector 8.
  • Each secondary pipe 6 comprises means for selective coupling to the main pipe 4.
  • the selective coupling means comprise a separate pump 9 and a solenoid valve 10.
  • Each pump 9 controlled is connected, on the one hand, to a reservoir 7 via a first pipe portion 61 and, on the other hand, to an associated solenoid valve 10 via a second pipe portion 62 and a third pipe portion 63, the second pipe portion 62 and the third pipe portion being connected to each other by means of a compensator 11.
  • the selective coupling means furthermore comprise a control unit 12 electrically coupled to each of the pumps 9 and to each of the solenoid valves 10 via electrical connections denoted respectively 13 and 14.
  • the control unit 12 makes it possible to control the actuation of a controlled pump 10 and a solenoid valve of the same secondary pipe 6 to allow the injection of an additive solution in the main liquid conveyed by the main pipe 4 into the valve 1 distribution.
  • Each compensator 11 makes it possible to adjust the flow rate of the additive solution circulating in the secondary pipe 6 to which it is associated according to the additive solution in circulation and possibly depending on the environmental conditions.
  • control unit 12 is integrated in a housing 15 also comprising the controlled pumps 9.
  • the means for selecting the dispensing device also comprise aroma selection buttons 16 fixed on the column 3 so as to be accessible by a user.
  • the aroma selection buttons 16 make it possible to send an aroma selection signal to a control module 17 able to memorize the received aroma selection signal and to emit a signal to the unit of origin in a timely manner.
  • control 12 to cause the start of the pump 9 and the actuation of the solenoid valve 10 associated with the secondary pipe 6 corresponding to the selected aroma.
  • the aroma selection buttons 16 make it possible to send at least one aroma selection signal to a control module 17 able to memorize at least one received aroma selection signal and to emit in time wanted a signal to the control unit 12 to cause the start of the pump 9 and the actuation of the solenoid valve 10 associated with each secondary line 6 corresponding to the selected aromas.
  • the aroma selection buttons 16 can be mounted directly on the valve 1 or on a module external to the column 3.
  • one of the aroma select buttons 16 may be provided to control the dispensing of the main liquid without addition of aroma, i.e. without injecting additive solution into the main liquid stream.
  • this selection of main liquid without added aroma may result from a lack of actuation of the aroma selection buttons.
  • the selection buttons 16 can also be configured to allow a cancellation of the selection, and / or a reset at the end of each actuation of the lever 2 of the valve 1 dispensing, using a reset button or a predetermined number of actuations of the same selection button 16.
  • the selective coupling means also comprise electronic means for selecting a quantity of beverage that can be actuated by a user.
  • the beverage quantity selection means are confused with the aroma selection buttons 16 and the control module 17.
  • the control module 17 determines the amount of additive solution to be injected into the main line during the beverage dispensing.
  • the amount of additive solution which will then be injected into the main pipe 4 during the dispensing of the drink will then be proportional to the quantity of drink desired.
  • an actuation of a flavor selection button 16 will correspond to a dose of additive for a final drink of 25 cl
  • two successive actuations of the same selection button 16 of aroma will correspond to a dose of additive for a final drink 50 cl, a doubled dose compared to a final drink of 25 cl.
  • control module 17 may be configured to reset the selection when one of the aroma selection buttons is operated three times in succession. The reset allows for example to return to a configuration or no aroma is injected into the main liquid for the next drink to be delivered.
  • the selective coupling means may comprise visual control means making it possible to signal the optionally selected aroma and the selected quantity.
  • the visual control means may for example be light emitting diodes arranged around or near each selection button 16 aroma and variable color according to the number of successive actuations of the same selection button 16 aroma.
  • the selective coupling means of the beverage dispensing device further comprises a switch 18 able to detect the actuation of the arm 2, that is to say able to detect if the arm 2 is in the raised position in which the valve 1 is closed or in a lowered position in which the valve 1 is open and delivers a flow of main liquid optionally mixed with an additive solution.
  • the switch 18 is electrically coupled to the control module 17.
  • the signal delivered by the switch 18 to the control module 17 is a trigger signal for driving transmission to the control unit 12 of the information stored by the module. 17 relating to the aroma possibly selected and to the quantity of additive to be injected.
  • the control unit 12 further comprises an injection rate module able to define an additive injection duration.
  • the injection duration is set when connecting a new tank 7 of additive solution. The adjustment is made according to the viscosity of the additive, the sugar level, and / or the quantity of drink dispensed, and / or the rate of additive solution in the secondary line 6, and / or the rate desired additive in the final drink obtained in the glass.
  • the injection duration is defined so that the injection of additive into the main pipe 4 stops before the end of distribution of the main liquid. In this way, it is possible to ensure that no additive remains in the main pipe 4 at the end of the distribution.
  • the control unit 12 also includes a timing module configured to define a latency between the actuation of the dispensing valve and the injection of additive.
  • the latency time between the beginning of distribution of the main liquid, that is to say the actuation of the arm 2 of the dispensing valve 1, and the beginning of injection of the additive in the main pipe 4 distributing the liquid main tap 1 ensures the absence of secondary liquid solution, that is to say, additive in the main pipe 4 at the end of a distribution cycle.
  • the injection of the additive solution in the main pipe 4 can be carried out 1.5 s after the activation of the valve arm 2 and last less than one second so as to keep more than half a second at the end of the distribution where only the main liquid flows in the main pipe 4 and in the dispensing tap 1.
  • FIG 2 is schematically illustrated a top view of the coupling of the secondary pipes 6 on the main pipe 4 of the dispensing device illustrated on the figure 1 .
  • each secondary pipe 6 and the main pipe 4 is achieved by means of the solenoid valve 9 associated with the secondary pipe 6 so as to minimize or even eliminate the dimensions of the pipe portion between the solenoid valve 9 and the main pipe 4.
  • the configuration of the embodiment illustrated on the figures 1 and 2 reduces the risk of aromatic pollution. This configuration also reduces the time between the end injection of the additive and the end of distribution of the drink and thus prevents any residual trace of additive in the valve 1 distribution.
  • FIG. 3 is shown schematically, a beverage dispensing device according to a second embodiment using a proportional metering system devoid of electronic means and a mechanical selection system.
  • the dispensing device comprises four main lines 41, 42, 43, 44 connected to the same container or barrel 5 via a common portion of main pipe 40, and selective coupling means devoid of electronic means.
  • the selective coupling means comprise a mechanical selector 20.
  • Three main lines 41 to 43 each comprise a connection to one end of a secondary capillary respectively referenced 6a, 6b and 6c.
  • Each secondary capillary 6a, 6b and 6c comprises a proportional proportioning system 60 for making the connection.
  • the opposite end of each secondary capillary 6a, 6b and 6c is connected to a reservoir 7 of liquid additive solution via a connector 8.
  • connection with the associated main pipe 41, 42 or 43 and the dimensions of each secondary capillary 6a, 6b and 6c are made so as to allow through the proportional metering system 60 suction Venturi effect of liquid additive solution. fed by the corresponding secondary capillary 6a, 6b or 6c from the associated reservoir 7 when a main liquid flow is generated in the main line 41, 42 or 43 to which the secondary capillary 6a, 6b or 6c is coupled.
  • each main line 41, 42 or 43 coupled to a secondary capillary 6a, 6b and 6c comprises a non-return valve 61 disposed between the connection to the secondary capillary and the coupling to the common portion of the main pipe 40, and more particularly closer to the connection to the secondary capillary so as to avoid the risk of aromatic pollution of the upstream main liquid.
  • the fourth main pipe 44 is devoid of coupling with a secondary capillary so that only the main liquid from the container 5 flows in the fourth main pipe 44.
  • the first three main pipes 41, 42 and 43 thus provide the mechanical selector 20 with an aromatized drink resulting from a mixture between the main liquid and the additive solution of one of the tanks 7, and the fourth main pipe 44 delivers to the selector mechanical 20 the main liquid without added aroma.
  • the figure 4 shows an exploded view in perspective of an example of a mechanical selector 20 of the device of the figure 3 .
  • the mechanical selector 20 comprises a fixed receiving part 21 comprising four orifices 25, 26, 27 and 28 to which each of the main lines 41 to 44 are respectively connected.
  • the mechanical selector 20 comprises a selection piece 22 rotating about an axis.
  • the selection piece 22 comprises a single orifice 29 adapted to be disposed selectively opposite each of the four orifices 25, 26, 27 and 28 according to the chosen position of the selection piece 22.
  • the selection piece 22 comprises a handle of actuation 30 accessible by a user to position the selection part 22 in the desired position, that is to say with the orifice 29 facing the desired orifice 25, 26, 27 and 28 of the receiving part 21 .
  • the mechanical selector 20 comprises a distribution piece 23 comprising a multi-lane reception duct 31 coupled to four orifices made in the dispensing piece 23 so as to face respectively the orifices 25, 26, 27 and 28 of the piece of receiving 21, and shaped to communalize the four channels into a pipe connected to the dispensing valve 1.
  • FIG. 5 is schematically shown a beverage dispensing device according to a third embodiment.
  • the container 50 containing the main liquid and the column 30 on which the distribution valve 1 is fixed are sized and configured to allow the insertion of the container 5 into the column 3.
  • the dispensing device comprises a main pipe 4 connected between the container 50 and the distribution valve 1 and a secondary pipe 6 connected via selective coupling means to a tank 7 of additive solution via a connector 8.
  • the dispensing device comprises a proportional metering system 60 for making the connection between one end of the secondary pipe 6 and the main pipe 4.
  • the selective coupling means comprise a controlled valve.
  • the valve 35 can be controlled electronically or mechanically.
  • valve 35 is mechanically controlled by an actuator 36 projecting from the column 30 so as to be accessible by a user.
  • the valve 35 allows to allow or prevent the injection of additive solution into the main pipe 4.
  • the secondary pipe is sized to form a capillary.
  • the dispensing device provides an independent column 30. It is in particular, it is possible to produce a reduced-size column such as a beer distribution column for an individual offering the possibility of dispensing a plain or flavored drink.
  • the invention thus provides a device for dispensing drinks, and in particular an alcoholic beverage, for selecting or not the addition of at least one additive to a main drink so as to obtain a resultant beverage homogeneous that may have different flavors. And that, from an existing faucet.

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