EP3383557A1 - Device for detecting non-compliant objects - Google Patents
Device for detecting non-compliant objectsInfo
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- EP3383557A1 EP3383557A1 EP16819138.5A EP16819138A EP3383557A1 EP 3383557 A1 EP3383557 A1 EP 3383557A1 EP 16819138 A EP16819138 A EP 16819138A EP 3383557 A1 EP3383557 A1 EP 3383557A1
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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
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Definitions
- the present application relates to a device for detecting non-compliant objects, in particular non-compliant waste for selective sorting containers.
- Some sorting containers are intended to receive waste such as newspapers, magazines or magazines. This waste is usually called JRM waste.
- JRM waste container It would be desirable to be able to equip a JRM waste container with a device adapted to detect that the waste introduced into the container is indeed JRM waste, in particular to determine whether waste other than JRM waste is introduced into the container or to count the volume of JRM waste introduced.
- the detection device may comprise a punch used to mark the waste introduced into the container so as to determine the hardness of the waste, too hard waste generally does not correspond to JRM waste.
- the detection device can be adapted to recognize printed characters present on JRM waste.
- the detection device may comprise ultraviolet illumination, most JRM waste having a signature recognizable under this type of illumination.
- a disadvantage of the detection devices described above is that they can be complex to implement. In addition, they do not allow the detection of an object that is not a JRM waste and is hidden between two sheets of newspapers. In addition, it is desirable that the power consumption of the detection device is as low as possible so as to provide a long-term power supply of the detection device by means of electric accumulators.
- An object of an embodiment is to overcome all or part of the disadvantages of the detection devices described above.
- Another object of an embodiment is that the detection device makes it possible to detect that the waste introduced is not JRM waste.
- Another object of an embodiment is that the detection device has a reduced consumption.
- Another object of an embodiment is that the maintenance of the detection device is simple.
- Another object of an embodiment is that the detection device makes it possible to determine the volume of waste introduced into the container.
- an embodiment provides a device for detecting a non-conforming object comprising a tray, having a recessed portion viewed from above, on which the object is intended to move and individually reclining tabs intended to be lifted by said object, at least one of the tongues being folded against the recessed portion in the absence of said object, and a detection circuit adapted to determine if the lifting amplitudes of the tongues exceed a threshold.
- the plate comprises a first flat portion and a second portion comprising two parallel strips between which the hollow portion extends, the first flat portion being upstream of the second portion in the direction of movement of the object.
- the first portion and the parallel strips are inclined relative to a horizontal plane of more than 10 °.
- the device further comprises a tilt flap intended to be lifted by said object and folded against the first portion in the absence of said object, the detection circuit being adapted to determine the amplitude of the lifting of the shutter.
- the device comprises sensors adapted to detect whether the tabs are coplanar.
- the device further comprises, for at least one of the tongues, a sensor adapted to detect the presence of the object between the tongue and the plate.
- the senor comprises a wheel mounted free to rotate on the corresponding tongue and being adapted to be rotated in contact with the moving object.
- the device further comprises, for each tongue among at least two tabs, a sensor adapted to detect the presence of the object between the tongue and the plate.
- the device further comprises a roller upstream of the plate in the direction of movement of the object, said roller being adapted to be rotated in contact with the moving object.
- One embodiment also provides a container, particularly for newspapers, magazines and magazines, comprising a detection device as defined above.
- Figure 1 is a perspective view, partial and schematic, of an embodiment of a waste container
- Figures 2 and 3 are respectively a partial sectional view and a perspective view, partial and schematic, of an embodiment of a waste detection device
- Figures 4 to 6 are front views, partial and schematic, of the detection device shown in Figures 2 and 3 when introducing waste of three different types.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of a JRM waste container.
- the container 5 comprises a device 10 for detecting waste introduced into the container 5 through an opening 12.
- the opening 12 has a rectangular shape. The dimensions of the opening are adapted to the introduction of a determined quantity of waste through the opening 12, for example a pile of waste JRM having a maximum thickness of 10 cm and a maximum width of 30 cm.
- the detection device determines whether the detection device is triggered. According to one embodiment, the detection device is triggered.
- the detection device 10 is integrated in the container 5.
- the detection device 10 is an apparatus that can be mounted on a container 5 already installed.
- Figures 2 and 3 show an embodiment of the detection device 10.
- the majority of the mechanical parts of the detection device 10 may be symmetrical with respect to a substantially vertical plane.
- a flange 14 for example substantially vertical, through which the opening 12.
- the flange 14 may be integrated in the container 5 or may correspond to a separate part attached to the container 5 already installed.
- the opening 12 comprises a lower edge 16 and an upper edge 18, for example substantially horizontal.
- the detection device 10 comprises a plate 20, for example a plastic material or Teflon, disposed inside the container 5.
- the plate 20 comprises an edge 22 which is adjacent to the lower edge 16 of the opening 12.
- plate 20 comprises a first portion 24, substantially flat and inclined with respect to a horizontal plane of a tilt angle a, and a second portion 26 comprising two substantially flat parallel strips 28 extending the first portion 24 and separated by a portion recess 30 oriented downwards, that is to say a concave portion in plan view.
- the concave portion 30 is, for example, a cylindrical sector of axis parallel to the lateral edges of the strips 28.
- the angle tilt angle a of the first portion 24 and strips 28 with respect to a horizontal plane is greater than 10 °, preferably between 32 ° and 36 °.
- the spacing between the parallel strips 28 is between 15 cm and 18 cm.
- the maximum depth of the concave portion 30, measured relative to the plane containing the flat portion 24 of the plate 20 is between 5 cm and 8 cm.
- the detection device 10 comprises a row of tongues 32g, 32j, 32c freely rotatably mounted about an axis Dl, for example substantially horizontal and parallel to the edges 16, 18 of the opening 12.
- the detection device 10 comprises at least three tongues, preferably at least five 32g tongues 32j, 32c arranged one beside the other above the plate 20 and being divided into two outer languor 32g which are the tabs located further outside the row of tabs, a central tongue 32c which is the most central tongue of the row of tongues and two intermediate tongues 32 j , arranged on either side of the central tongue 32c, each tongue intermediate 32 j being disposed between the central tongue 32c and one of the outer tongues 32g.
- the width of each tongue 32g measured along the axis D1 is between 6 cm and 7 cm. According to one embodiment, the width of each tongue 32 j , 32c, measured along the axis Dl, is between 5 cm and 6 cm. The total width of the tongues 32j and 32c measured along the axis Dl is preferably slightly smaller than the distance between the parallel strips 28, so that these tongues 32j and 32c are all located in line from zone 30.
- each tab 32g, 32j, 32c may comprise a substantially flat strip 34 extending from the side opposite the axis Dl by a rim 36 inclined with respect to the corresponding strip 34.
- each tab 32g, 32j, 32c is made of a rigid material, for example a plastic material.
- the length of each tab 32g, 32, 32c is such that, in the absence of waste, the tongue is held by its own weight against the plate 20.
- the length of the tabs 32g, 32j, 32c is between 20 cm and 22 cm.
- the outer tongues 32g may be arranged so that, in the absence of waste, they abut against the parallel strips 28 of the plate 20.
- the central tongue 32c is arranged so as to be absence of waste, in abutment against the concave portion 30 of the plate 20, preferably at the concave portion 30 equidistant from the sidebands 28.
- each intermediate tongue 32g is arranged so as to be absence of waste, into abutment against the concave portion 30 of the plate 20 closest to one of the side strips 28.
- tongues 32g, 32j, and 32c are not coplanar, the central tongue 32c being less inclined relative to a vertical plane than the intermediate tongues 32 j and the intermediate tongues 32 j being less inclined with respect to a vertical plane than the tabs ex dull 32g.
- the detection device 10 may comprise, for each tongue 32g, 32, 32c, an elastic return means 38 shown schematically in FIG. 3, for example a torsion spring, which tends to bring the tongue against the plate 20.
- an elastic return means 38 shown schematically in FIG. 3, for example a torsion spring, which tends to bring the tongue against the plate 20.
- L The intensity of the return force provided by the elastic return means 38 may increase when the spacing between the tongue and the plate 20 increases.
- intermediate j tongues 32 may further comprise a lateral finger, not shown, limiting the angular movement of the central tongue 32c.
- the detection device 10 comprises sensors connected to a processing module 40, represented only schematically in FIG. 2.
- the processing module 40 may comprise a processor, for example a microprocessor or a microcontroller, adapted to executing instructions. a computer program stored in a memory.
- the detection device 10 comprises first sensors 42 providing signals to the processing module 40 from which the processing module 40 is adapted to detect if the inclinations of 32g tongues 32j, 32c around the axis D1 with respect to a reference plane are substantially identical.
- each sensor 42 comprises a magnet provided on a tab and a reed switch provided on an adjacent tab, the switch being kept closed by the magnet when the magnet is near the switch, that is, when the adjoining tabs are substantially coplanar.
- two sensors 42 are provided for determining whether each intermediate tongue 32 j is coplanar with the central tongue 32c.
- the detection device 10 further comprises sensors 44 supplying signals to the processing module 40 from which the processing module
- each sensor 44 comprises a wheel, visible only in FIG. 3, mounted free to rotate relative to the tongue intermediate 32 j and that is arranged relative to the intermediate tongue 32 j so that each wheel 44 is rotated during the passage of an object between the plate 20 and the intermediate tongue 32 j .
- the rotation of the wheel can be detected by the processing module 40.
- the sensors 44 can be located on the External tongues 32g and / or the central tongue 32c in addition to or instead of the sensors 44 located on the intermediate tabs 32 j.
- the detection device 10 comprises, in place of the sensors 42 and 44 described above, sensors, for example inclinometers, adapted to supply the processing module 40 with signals representative of the inclination of each 32g tongue, 32j, 32c with respect to a reference plane.
- the detection device 10 may further comprise a roller 46 mounted to rotate freely about a horizontal axis D2, preferably substantially parallel to the axis D1, disposed between the edge 22 of the plate 20 and the opening 12.
- a sensor, not shown, connected to the processing module 40 may be adapted to detect the rotation of the roller 46.
- the detection device 10 comprises a flap 48 mounted free to rotate about an axis D3, preferably substantially parallel to the axis D1, for example horizontal.
- the length of the flap 48 is such that, in the absence of waste introduced into the opening 12, the flap 48 substantially closes the opening 12.
- the detection device 10 may further comprise a resilient return means not shown , for example a torsion spring, which tends to fold the flap 48 against the opening 12.
- the intensity of the return force provided by the elastic means may increase when the distance between the flap 48 and the lower edge 16 of the opening 12 increases.
- the detection device 10 comprises a sensor, not shown, providing signals to the processing module 40 from which the processing module 40 is adapted to determine the angle of inclination of the flap 48 with respect to a reference plane, for example a vertical plane.
- the operation of the detection device 10 is as follows: a user introduces waste 50, represented only schematically in FIG. 2, in the container 5 by passing them through the opening 12.
- the shape of the opening 12 tends to impose the direction of introduction of the waste 50 into the container 5.
- the waste 50 may cause the roll 46 to rotate, which facilitates the introduction of the waste 50 into the container 5.
- the inclination of the first portion 24 of the plate 20 further facilitates the sliding of the waste 50 on the plate 20 towards the inside of the container 5 under their own weight despite the support flap 48 and tabs 32 creating additional friction.
- Waste 50 may be a single sheet of paper or a stack of paper, newspapers or magazines several inches thick.
- the waste 50 reach the second portion 26 of plate 20, they deform more or less in one action of their own weight and under the action of the tabs 32g, 32j, and 32c to match the shape of the concave portion 30 ( and do not slip between them) and finally fall into the container 5.
- the waste 50 generally do not completely conform to the shape of the concave portion 30 so that the contact area between the waste 50 and the tray 20 can be reduced. This advantageously makes it possible to reduce the friction between the waste 50 and the plate 20 and to reduce the risk of fouling of the plate 20 by the waste 50.
- the pressure of the tongues on the waste 50 facilitates the deformation thereof when they move on the concave portion 30 of the plate 20.
- Figures 4, 5 and 6 show views of the detection device 10 according to the direction of introduction of waste when introducing waste of different types.
- JRM waste is relatively flexible and tend to deform to follow, more or less, the shape of the support on which they rest while most other waste does not have such a property. Therefore, if it is detected that the waste more or less conforms to a concave shape, which is a relatively unusual shape for a rigid element, it means that it is probably JRM waste.
- JRM waste 50 is introduced into the container 5.
- the dimensions of the concave portion 30 of the plate 20 are chosen so as to cause a deformation of the waste 50 when they slide on the plate 20.
- the passage of the waste 50 causes a slight uplift of the tabs 32g, 32 and 32c.
- the sensors 42 are adapted to detect the coplanarity of the tabs 32g, 32j, and 32c, the rising of the tabs 32g, 32j, and 32c is not sufficient to be detected by the sensors 42.
- a rigid element 52 (plane or convex) is introduced into the container.
- This rigid element 52 may be alone or wedged between two flexible JRMs.
- the element 52 slides on the plate 20. More specifically, the element 52 slides on the strips 28 and overhangs the concave portion 30.
- the passage of the rigid element 52 causes a large lifting of at least tongues 32 j and 32 c, which leads to their coplanarity due to the parts 39 limiting their lifts relative to each other in the convex direction. This is detected by the sensors
- the processing module can switch between a standby state and a normal operating state. In the standby state, certain functions performed by the processing module 40 may be deactivated to reduce power consumption. According to one embodiment, the transition between the standby state and the normal operating state is obtained when the roll 46 is rotated. According to another embodiment, the transition between the standby state and the normal operating state can also be obtained upon detection of lifting one of the tabs 32g, 32j, and 32c.
- the passage of the JRM 50 waste causes the wheels 44 to rotate. It is then possible to measure the length of the JRM 50 waste.
- the detection device 10 further comprises a sensor adapted to measure the inclination of the inlet flap 48, the determination of the inclination angle of the flap 48 to measure the thickness of the waste JRM 50. An estimate of the volume of the waste JRM 50 can be thus determined by the processing module 40.
- the operating principle of the detection device 10 is based on the fact that there are few rigid objects having the dimensions of a stack of newspapers, magazines and magazines and which have a concave shape. This is however the case of some roof tiles. It may be desirable to determine if such a rigid object is introduced into the container 5.
- the detection device 10 further comprises a sensor adapted to measure the inclination of the entry flap 48, the determination of the angle of inclination of this flap 48 makes it possible to determine the thickness of the rigid object of concave shape which, when it raises the inlet flap 48, moves on the flat portion 24 of the plate 20.
- the processing module 40 can determine that the object introduced into the container 5 is a rigid object of concave shape when drives both a significant inclination of the inlet valve 48 and a smaller inclination, possibly undetected, the tabs 32g, 32j, and 32c.
- a rigid element 54 of small lateral dimensions is introduced into the container 5.
- the waste 54 can not cause a sufficient lifting of the tongues 32j and 32c which is detected by the sensors 42.
- the sensors 44 comprise wheels, only one of the two wheels is rotated by the passage of the waste 54, which allows the processing module 40 to determine that the waste 54 is not a waste JRM.
- the processing module 40 may determine that waste is a waste JRM 50 when the inclination of each tab 32g, 32j and 32c varies during passage of the waste, but remains below a threshold.
- the processing module 40 may determine that a waste is waste 52 such as shown in Figure 5 when the inclination of each tab 32g, 32j and 32c vary during the passage of waste material above a threshold.
- the processing module 40 can determine that a waste is a waste 52 as shown in FIG. 6 when the inclination of only some of the tongues 32g, 32 or 32c varies.
- the detection device 10 may, in addition, be adapted to determine the filling rate of the container 5.
- the detection device 10 may further comprise an ultrasonic sensor, connected to the processing module 40, adapted to provide a signal representative of the distance between the sensor and the waste located at the top of the pile of waste packed in the container 5.
- the processing module 40 can determine the filling rate of the container 5 from the signal provided by the ultrasonic sensor.
- the processing module 40 may, in addition, by means of this sensor, determine whether an attempt is made to fraud by reassembly of a waste already present in the container 5.
- the processing module 40 can store in a memory data representative of the time of detection of the waste and the type of waste not JRM detected, for example if it is a rigid object of large dimensions or a rigid object of small dimensions.
- data representative of the volume of waste JRM introduced into the container 5 and / or the filling rate of the container 5 may, in addition, be stored in memory by the processing module 40.
- the processing module 40 may comprise means for remote data exchange, for example using radio waves, and in particular implementing a data exchange protocol of the Bluetooth or Wi-Fi type. An operator can then recover the data. data stored by the processing module 40 by means of a reading device, for example a mobile phone.
- the detection device 10 includes an inlet valve 48 and tabs 32g, 32j, and 32c, the input component 48 can not be present.
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