EP3455947A1 - Filterelement für ein filtermodul zur filterung von prozessluft für eine behandlungsanlage - Google Patents
Filterelement für ein filtermodul zur filterung von prozessluft für eine behandlungsanlageInfo
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a filter element for a filter module for filtering process air for a treatment plant.
- Filter elements are used, for example, in filter modules of circulating air or supply air systems for filtering process air. In the case of installations of this type, care must be taken, especially during maintenance work, to ensure that the correct filter elements are inserted into the corresponding filter modules when the filter system is being replaced without error when replacing filter elements. It is not only important to properly allocate the filter elements available for replacement to the filter modules. Rather, it is from the point of view of the system manufacturer and / or operator of interest to recognize the basic suitability of the filter element for the respective filter module.
- filter elements are provided with type designations that identify a particular application of the filter element.
- the information associated with such labeling information is usually attached to the respective filter element in the form of bar codes or so-called QR codes. While a barcode only allows the coding of a limited number of digits, a QR code allows you to read out a longer number of digits and / or letters.
- a central database is necessary which can link the read-out code with the corresponding stored parameters of the filter element and thus ascertain a suitability.
- a further disadvantage of the described code systems is that, when a filter element is replaced before the maximum operating time of the filter element has been reached, it is only possible with considerable effort to store the filling state of the filter element in such a way that it will be restored when the filter element is replaced later.
- the filter element can be assigned and retrieved.
- pollution of such a code system is often unavoidable and the information associated with the code thus easily lost.
- the filter element according to the invention for a filter module for filtering process air for a treatment plant has a communication device which has an information carrier and a transmitter and is adapted to transmit information of the information carrier.
- the communication device may have its own energy source for transmitting information. But it can also be provided that the Energy for transmitting the information is transmitted only upon request of the information to the communication device.
- information carrier information about the filter element can be stored, which are transmitted in a request, such as a read / write operation.
- the information may be, for example, type-specific and / or production-specific data that may be relevant to operation of the filter element.
- the information may be data generated or obtained during operation of the filter element, such as, for example, the type and amount of materials that have loaded the filter element.
- the communication device can also have a receiver in addition to the transmitter, which can be set up to store information on the information carrier.
- the information relating to the filter element such as a filling state of a filter element or further information such as a chronology of the filling process with time and pressure loss data can be stored directly on the filter element and read out again and evaluated in a later use of the filter element.
- the communication device is designed as an RFID transponder.
- NFC Near Field Communication
- the installation of an RFID transponder on a filter element in conjunction with an RFID read / write device not only enables readout of the information stored in the RFID transponder, but also allows information to be transferred from the RFID read / write device to the RFID reader RFID transponder.
- the RFID transponder is preferably passive, i. without its own power supply, but can also be equipped with an energy source such as a battery.
- the communication device can be configured to send information via a WLAN or / and according to the Bluetooth standard.
- WLAN should a wireless local area network, so a local radio network, preferably in accordance with the standard of the IEEE 802.1 1 family understood.
- Bluetooth is meant generally a wireless personal area network and in a preferred embodiment a wireless network operating in accordance with the industry standard IEEE 802.15.1.
- the communication device comprises a sensor for detecting filter element-specific data.
- the sensor can, for example, one or more physical measured variables of the filter element
- An advantageous embodiment of the invention provides that the RFID transponder is set up to transmit filter element-specific data in a read-out process.
- the filter element according to the invention it is not only possible to communicate a general type of filter element to a filter module or a treatment plant, but also to communicate, for example, data relating to the filter element type or even data relating to the individual filter element.
- Corresponding data can for example be obtained during the manufacture of the filter element type or the individual filter element or measured after production. This allows optimal utilization of the filter capacity of the single filter element without requiring excessive data overhead, for example, by means of a central database.
- the filter element-specific data include a course of the pressure drop of the filter element over time.
- the expected course of the pressure drop can be deposited with increasing filling of the filter element and can be transmitted to the treatment plant by means of RFID communication. This allows a particularly reliable detection of the filling state of a filter element and thus optimum utilization of the maximum filter capacity available in the filter element.
- the filter element-specific data is set up for identification and / or authentication of the filter element.
- a treatment plant which by means of RFID communication the fil- Read terelementspezifischen data, determine whether the used in a filter module or already used filter element is suitable for the filter module and / or whether the filter element is genuine or a fake. This increases the safety of the operation of the treatment plant or the filter module with the filter element and allows the utilization of the maximum filter capacity without increased risk.
- the RFID transponder can be formed separately from the filter element in the form of a card and can be fastened to the filter element. Alternatively, the RFID transponder itself or another RFID transponder can be firmly integrated into the filter element, for example in a cost-intensive component of the filter element.
- the RFID transponder is set up to store data during a write operation.
- the data may be filter element specific data and / or data characterizing the process.
- the filter element-specific data and / or the data characterizing the process can map a time profile of a parameter.
- this allows the recording of, for example, process parameters during the loading of the filter element, such as the course of the pressure loss during operation, the operating hours of the filter element, the filter module associated with the filter element or, for example, the type of particles with which the filter element is loaded.
- process parameters during the loading of the filter element, such as the course of the pressure loss during operation, the operating hours of the filter element, the filter module associated with the filter element or, for example, the type of particles with which the filter element is loaded.
- this can be the type of paint used.
- Such information can serve, in particular when the filter element is replaced before the maximum filter capacity has been reached, to estimate the remaining running time of the filter element when the filter element is reinserted and thus make maximum use of the filter capacity available in the filter element
- the information stored in the RFID transponder can be used for subsequent utilization steps of the filter element.
- a history of the materials incorporated in the filter element may be helpful in recycling or thermal utilization of the filter element.
- the inventive idea is also provided by a device with an RFID read / write device for transmitting data to a filter element with an RFID transponder such as described above realized.
- the device may be a device permanently installed within the treatment plant.
- a portable handheld device for reading or writing an RFID transponder may be provided. The reading or writing can be done offline, ie without a connection to a central database.
- a wireless connection to a central database may be provided.
- the object is also achieved by a device for filtering process air of a treatment plant, wherein the device comprises an air guidance system for the removal of particles laden exhaust air from the treatment plant, a separation system for separating the particles located in the exhaust air and a control device.
- the separation system has at least one filter module with at least one exchangeable filter element according to the invention as described above for receiving the deposited particles.
- control device is set up to store a profile of one or more process parameters on the RFID transponder.
- control device is set up to one or more process parameters, in particular the course of one or more process parameters, with parameters stored on the RFID transponder, in particular with a time course of parameters stored on the RFID transponder to compare. This provides an additional way to verify the integrity of the filter element itself and the interaction between the filter module and filter element.
- control device can be set up to change or cancel the loading of the filter element in the event of a deviation of a process parameter, in particular a profile of a process parameter from a process parameter stored on the RFID transponder, in particular a course of a process parameter stored on the RFID , BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
- Figure 1 shows a first embodiment of a filter element according to the invention.
- Figure 2 shows a second alternative embodiment of a filter element according to the invention.
- FIG. 1 shows a highly schematic representation of a coating installation 10.
- the coating installation 10 can be used to convey articles to be coated, such as, for example, vehicle bodies, body components or wheels, and can be processed or treated at various processing and coating stations 12, 14, 16, 18.
- the coating installation 10 has a control device 11 for controlling and regulating the treatment processes taking place in the coating installation 10.
- the present embodiment is a paint shop, but the invention can also be used in other treatment plants or treatment modules that require a filtration of process air, such as drying equipment, cooling systems or the like.
- a pretreatment takes place. This may, for example, be a cleaning, a tempering or the like.
- the article to be coated passes through a first coating station 14, a second coating station 16 and a third coating station 18.
- a primer also referred to as a primer
- a base coat is applied
- the application of a clear coat is provided.
- the objects to be treated are conveyed by means of a conveyor system.
- the individual coating processes mentioned here at the coating stations 14-18 require a different cleaning of the process air loaded with particles such as overspray by means of filter elements containing filter elements.
- different air guiding and separating systems may be provided with the corresponding filter modules, which are not shown here in detail.
- the filter elements are designed as Lackabscheideijnen. These can be arranged, for example, as Farbnebelabscheidesysteme below spray booths. The exhaust air produced during a coating process is passed through the paint separation units in which the paint particles are deposited.
- the Lackabscheideijnen may be formed as a surface filter, as a depth filter or as a combination of surface and depth filter, for example, have specialist and / or chamber structures in the form of a flow labyrinth and, for example, at least partially constructed of a recycled material.
- the filter elements are here, for example, cube-shaped and fit in the assembled state on a standard Euro pallet.
- the present embodiment provides a different type of filter element for each paint-separating apparatus of the coating stations 14-18.
- a first filter element 141 of a first filter element type is provided for the first coating station 14, a second filter element 161 of a second filter element type for the second coating station 16 and a third filter element 181 of a third filter element type for the third coating station 18.
- the individual filter elements 141, 161, 181 of the respective filter element type are each provided with an RFID transponder 142, 162, 182.
- the filter elements 141, 161, 181 could comprise actively transmitting WLAN or Bluetooth modules instead of a passive RFID transponder.
- the RFID transponders 142, 162, 182 for better discrimination in Figure 1 for each filter element is represented by another symbol:
- the RIFD transponder 142 of the first filter element type 141 is represented by a triangle
- the RFID transponder 162 of second filter element type 161 is represented by a quadrilateral
- the RFID transponder 182 of the third filter element type 181 is symbolized by an ellipse.
- the individual coating stations 14, 16, 18 have corresponding RFID read / write devices 143, 163, 183 for reading out and writing to the RFID transponders 142, 162, 182 of the filter elements 141, 161, 181.
- the Read / write devices 143, 163, 183 be configured as WLAN base stations or as Bluetooth remote stations.
- the individual filter elements 141, 161, 181 are fixedly connected during manufacture by the supplier of the filter elements 141, 161, 181 to the RFID transponders 142, 162, 182.
- the RFID transponders fulfill several functions.
- the respective RFID transponder 142, 162, 182 is in operation of the coating station 14, 16, 18 in range of the respective RFID read / write device 143, 163, 183.
- the RFID transponder 142, 162, 182 must for a data transmission to or from the RFID write / read device 143, 163, 183 have no visual contact, whereby this data transmission is much less sensitive to contamination.
- control device 11 can determine the absence of a filter element 141, 161, 181 and, if appropriate, the operation of the respective treatment station 14, 16 , 18 stop.
- the respective RFID transponder 142, 162, 182 is described prior to operation with a data set defined for the associated filter module.
- This data set may comprise a plurality of parameters suitable for optimally monitoring the filter element 141, 161, 181.
- the increase in the pressure drop across the filter element 141, 161, 181 due to the increasing flow resistance with increasing filling of the filter element can be deposited.
- This can be stored, for example, as a third-order polynomial in the RFID transponder 142, 162, 182 and read out by the RFID read / write device 143, 163, 183.
- the control device 1 1 the treatment plant 10 calculate the initial pressure drop of the paint separation device as a function of the volume flow conveyed through the paint separation unit or the filter element 141, 161, 181.
- the RFID transponder 142, 162, 182 may have stored as a further parameter to the filter element 141, 161, 181 matching filter module or Lackabscheidertyp. This allows a control of the correct assignment of the filter element 141, 161, 181 to the associated filter module or Lackabscheidertyp. Thus, it can be ensured that the filter element 141, 161, 181 used is also suitable for the filter module type or paint separator type.
- the RFID transponder 142, 162, 182 can furthermore have an identifier for the type of the intended coating station, for example the paint booth. If, therefore, the filter element 141, 161, 181 is to be used in a different treatment station than intended, this can be detected by the control device and possibly prevented.
- a so-called experimental identifier may be coded in the RFID transponder 142, 162, 182.
- the control device 1 1 accepts this type of filter element in each case, but the respective treatment station 14, 16, 18 or the entire treatment plant 10 in a trial condition.
- This can be, for example, a corresponding control visualization and evaluation and thus allow the testing and / or optimization of individual filter elements.
- the RFID transponder 142, 162, 182 may comprise a verification key in the form of a number, a text or other symbols to enable authentication of the filter element 141, 161, 181.
- the verification key may be generated by an encryption algorithm individually for each RFID transponder 142, 162, 182.
- a correct verification key may enable verification of the authenticity of the data set encoded by the manufacturer or supplier of the filter element 141, 161, 181 in the RFID transponder. In the case of a fixed and non-detachable connection of the RFID transponder 142, 162, 182 to the filter element 141, 161, 181, the authenticity of the filter element 141, 161, 181 can thus also be ascertained.
- the control device 11 can control the operation of the coating station 14, 16, 18 or the operation of the entire treatment system 10 expose, as a wrong filter element 141, 162, 181 can cause unpredictable damage to the system.
- the AES algorithm can be used as an encryption algorithm for the generation of the verification key.
- the control device 1 1 of the treatment system 10 can allow filling of the filter element up to the maximum possible level.
- a certain margin of safety i. a not complete filling of the filter element may be provided.
- the maximum pressure drop to be achieved at the filter element can be set lower than in the case of verification, for example only a maximum of 300 Pa.
- RFID transponders 142, 162, 182 may alternatively or additionally be equipped with a sensor (not shown). Such a sensor can determine, for example, a level or similar physical measurements. The energy required for the determination of the measured variable, the sensor, for example, from the RFID transponder provided from the electrical interrogation field provided. Alternatively or additionally, the sensor can be supplied with its own energy source, such as a battery or a rechargeable battery.
- process parameters are stored continuously or intermittently on the RFID transponders 142, 162, 182.
- the data thus stored on the RFID transponder 142, 162, 182, for example, the name of the treatment plant 10, the coating station or the paint booth 14, 16,18, in which the filter element 141, 161, 181 is inserted, the position within the Coating station 14, 16, 18, the at a given time by the filter element 141, 161, 181 promoted flow rate and at a certain time on the filter element 141, 161, 181 occurring pressure drop include.
- the pressure drop can be written to the RFID transponder instead of at certain times also in certain pressure drops and at a fixed volume flow.
- This allows the creation of a fill curve, i. a temporal development of the filling of the filter element 141, 161, 181.
- This allows the operator of the treatment plant and the manufacturer of the filter element 141, 161, 181 analysis options for optimizing the coating process and the manufacturing process of the filter element.
- the service life of the filter elements 141, 161, 181 can be determined and thus optimal filter element replacement intervals can be determined. This allows a particularly simple scheduling of delivery cycles for new filter elements and collection cycles for the used filter elements.
- optimizations can be carried out within the treatment system.
- a separation optimization can each be carried out.
- the objects to be treated generally have a certain extent along the conveying direction and are present at different times during the entire coating process different positions within the treatment plant.
- Each specific position within the treatment plant is usually a coating element 141, 161, 181 assignable.
- the filter element 141, 161, 181 is blocked by the control device 11 for further operation. Further use of this filter element 141, 161, 181 in another filter module is no longer possible after this blocking. This considerably increases process reliability.
- the information stored in the transponder 142, 162 182 information can be read and used for the disposal process, for example, in terms of treatment of certain stored substances. Subsequently or alternatively, the transponder 142, 162, 182 can be irreversibly deleted and thus made unusable.
- FIG. 2 shows in an equally highly schematic representation an alternative coating system 10 '. Identical or comparable features are designated in FIG. 2 by the same reference numerals.
- a physical separation between RFID transponders 142 ', 162', 182 'and the filter element 141', 161 ', 181' is provided in the coating installation 10 'of FIG. This means that the operator of the coating system 10 'is not dependent on buying a filter element provided with an RFID transponder from a manufacturer. Instead, the RFID transponder 142 ', 162', 182 'can be purchased separately with a data record stored thereon and coupled to a filter element 141', 161 ', 181' purchased from another manufacturer.
- the RFID transponder and the associated filter elements can be used by operating personnel have recognizable marking such as a color coding or a symbol coding.
- the system controller 1 1 has identified an RFID transponder 142 ', 162', 182 'coupled to such a filter element 141', 161 ', 181', the data transmission as already described above can be undertaken.
- the process parameters are stored on the RFID transponder 142', 162 ', 182', a further use of an RFID transponder 142 ', 162', 182 'a partially filled filter element 141', 161 ', 181' with an unused filter element 141 ', 161', 181 'are not made.
- the pressure drop across an unused filter element would not match the pressure drop of a partially filled filter element.
- the control device could initiate the stop of the filling process in such a case.
- the recording of the process parameters on an RFID transponder could also enable an interim change of a filter element and the subsequent reuse of the same filter element.
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