EP3950569A1 - Moussage d'un produit de remplissage introduit dans un récipient - Google Patents

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EP3950569A1
EP3950569A1 EP21190074.1A EP21190074A EP3950569A1 EP 3950569 A1 EP3950569 A1 EP 3950569A1 EP 21190074 A EP21190074 A EP 21190074A EP 3950569 A1 EP3950569 A1 EP 3950569A1
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B67—OPENING, CLOSING OR CLEANING BOTTLES, JARS OR SIMILAR CONTAINERS; LIQUID HANDLING
    • B67C—CLEANING, FILLING WITH LIQUIDS OR SEMILIQUIDS, OR EMPTYING, OF BOTTLES, JARS, CANS, CASKS, BARRELS, OR SIMILAR CONTAINERS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; FUNNELS
    • B67C3/00—Bottling liquids or semiliquids; Filling jars or cans with liquids or semiliquids using bottling or like apparatus; Filling casks or barrels with liquids or semiliquids
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  • the present invention relates to a method for foaming a filling product filled into a container in order to displace an oxygen-containing atmosphere in the headspace of the container from the container by foaming.
  • the invention also relates to a device for filling a container with a filling product and for closing the container with a closure, preferably in a beverage bottling plant.
  • any oxygen in the headspace of the filled container can be removed or at least reduced prior to sealing.
  • a hot water jet into the filled with a carbonated filling product but still unsealed container after the end of the filling process, whereby the filling product subjected to the water jet is stimulated to form foam.
  • the foam is then largely formed from filling product and CO 2 and is therefore largely low in oxygen.
  • the foam then fills the headspace remaining in the container above the original fill product level, displacing the ambient air from the container headspace.
  • the container is then closed.
  • the product is now in the container without or with a significantly reduced oxygen content.
  • HDE high pressure injection
  • she goes out of the DE 10 2008 032 822 A1 , DE 37 08 563 C1 , DE 10 2006 022 464 B4 and WO 2009/095054 A1 out.
  • the formation of foam can also be stimulated in other ways, for example by ultrasonic treatment or by exposure to a laser beam, as in FIG WO 98/15491 A2 described.
  • the high-pressure injection reaches its limits when the filled filling product does not produce enough foam quickly enough during the treatment. A possible reason may be due to the fact that the filling product contains too little CO 2 , such as in the case of various types of beer with bottle fermentation.
  • the pressure of the injected medium can be increased, in order thereby to increase the activation energy introduced into the container and to increase the filling product volume excited in the container.
  • increasing the activation energy increases the foam recovery time.
  • a subsequent fill level check cannot correctly detect the fill level in the container, or the waiting time until the fill level check has to be significantly extended, which in turn has a negative effect on the productivity of the system.
  • the container In a heavily foamed state, the container has no fill level that can be evaluated. Neither an electrical nor a radiation-based or optical measuring system is able to do this.
  • checking the filling level is important, for example to detect a malfunction of a filling element and/or an inaccurate filling quantity on average, which can result from consumer protection specifications, and/or to be able to monitor, control and regulate the filling process itself.
  • One object of the present invention is to improve the displacement of the gas atmosphere in the headspace of a filled container, particularly in the case of filling products that are difficult to foam.
  • the method according to the invention serves for foaming a filling product in a container in order to completely or partially displace any oxygen-containing atmosphere from the container.
  • the filling product is filled into a container so that the Volume of the container is only partially taken up by the filling product and a gaseous, preferably oxygen-containing, atmosphere is present in a headspace of the container.
  • the filling product is a liquid, preferably beverages such as beer, juice, soft drinks, smoothies, dairy products, wine and the like.
  • CO 2 can be added to the filling product, with the devices and methods presented here being particularly suitable for filling products with a comparatively low tendency to foam, ie for example a low CO 2 content.
  • a foaming medium is injected into the container, so that the filling product is acted upon by the foaming medium, as a result of which foam is generated in the headspace of the container, which completely or at least partially fills the headspace and thus completely or at least partially displaces the atmosphere in the headspace from the container .
  • the container is open during the injection of the foaming medium, ie its mouth, through which the foaming medium is injected, is (still) not closed.
  • the foaming medium is a liquid containing CO 2 .
  • the foam can then occur either through the foaming of the part of the actually CO 2 -poor filling product enriched with the released CO 2 , or the foaming medium itself foams up or a mixture of foaming medium and filling product foams up.
  • the foam typically consists essentially of filling product, foaming medium and CO 2 , so that the oxygen can be reliably displaced from the headspace.
  • the atmosphere and the oxygen it may contain are displaced from the head space, and/or a low-oxygen foam jet is already formed during the injection, which forces the atmosphere out of the head space.
  • the shelf life of filled filling products can be improved and a change in intended product properties over time can be prevented or at least reduced.
  • a CO 2 -containing liquid is used as a suitable foaming medium, the formation of foam in the headspace of the container can be significantly accelerated. At the same time, undesirable, fine-pored foaming can be prevented in large areas of the container, ie in lower-lying regions of the filled filling product, which would otherwise occur if a conventional foaming medium were injected at particularly high pressure.
  • the process can therefore work with significantly lower pressures when using the new foaming medium in the case of filling products that are difficult to foam.
  • the time it takes for the foam to reform is shortened, so that the process can be carried out more efficiently.
  • a filling level measurement of the filling product in the container can be carried out after a short or normal decay time.
  • the foaming medium preferably has a higher CO 2 content than the filling product, as a result of which the filling product itself has a comparatively low tendency to foam compared to the foaming medium.
  • a low-oxygen jet of foam can already form during the injection process, which forces the atmosphere out of the headspace of the container.
  • the CO 2 -containing foaming medium is particularly effective in this way compared to a conventional foaming medium.
  • the foaming medium is preferably injected into the container at a pressure of 1.5 to 4 bar, particularly preferably 2 to 3 bar. In this way, the foaming medium does not penetrate too deeply into the filling product, which means that the filling product is only activated in the area of the surface and fine-pored foam formation in deeper areas is prevented. In this way, the foam recovery time can be further shortened.
  • the pressures given here refer to a state of the foaming medium with which it is from a Foaming device is provided and leaves a corresponding nozzle.
  • the foaming medium is preferably released as a thin or compact jet and directed onto the filling product inside the container.
  • the filling product is preferably an alcoholic liquid, in particular an alcoholic beverage, which undergoes fermentation, i.e. a main fermentation or a secondary fermentation, in the (closed) container.
  • the filling product is preferably a beer, for example a top-fermented beer.
  • beer can undergo a second fermentation in the container, which in this and other cases can be a bottle.
  • yeast and the so-called food are added to the young beer as a source of carbohydrates, which then lead to post-fermentation or second fermentation when filled in the container.
  • the filling product in the state to be bottled is referred to as "initial state filling".
  • the filling product after completion of the fermentation in the tank, when it has assumed the intended properties, is referred to as "final filling product”.
  • the fermentation in the tank can be a main fermentation or a secondary fermentation, for example secondary fermentation. Since this includes a main fermentation, the term "alcoholic liquid" refers at least to the filling product in the final state, i.e. the filling product is also an alcoholic filling product according to this definition if it does not contain any alcohol in the initial state, but has undergone fermentation in the container will.
  • the foaming medium is or comprises the fill product in the final stage of tank fermentation or in an intermediate stage.
  • the foaming medium in the case of beer as the filling product, can be the same beer that is already fully fermented and has a significantly higher dissolved CO 2 content.
  • the same filling product can be used as the foaming medium, but at the end of the tank fermentation or from an intermediate stage for injection.
  • the foaming medium has a quality or composition that does not affect the desired properties (taste and the like) of the filling product or only insignificantly.
  • the foaming medium synergistically assumes two functions: a) improvement in foam formation through an increased CO 2 content; b) Maintaining the intended properties of the filling product.
  • the foaming medium is preferably water containing CO 2 , which likewise has only an insignificant adverse effect on the desired properties of most filling products. Furthermore, water containing CO 2 can be provided easily and cheaply and is also unproblematic from a hygienic point of view.
  • a cooling-off time can be awaited, during which the foam in the container completely or at least largely recedes, with the fill level of the filling product in the container then preferably being detected will.
  • the container In the heavily foamed state, the container has no fill level that can be evaluated. For this reason, the filling level can only be detected after a suitable decay time has elapsed. By detecting the fill level, for example, any malfunction of a filling element and/or an inaccurate fill quantity can be determined on average. Furthermore, the fill level can be used as a parameter for controlling the filling process.
  • the decay time is less than 20 s, or even less than 10 s or 5 s.
  • Such short decay times which are normally only achievable in the case of easily foamable filling products, can now also be achieved in the case of filling products that are difficult to foam or filling products with a low foaming tendency .
  • the object mentioned above is also achieved by a device for filling a container with a filling product and closing the container with a closure, preferably in a beverage bottling plant.
  • the device has: a transport device that is set up to transport the container along a transport path; a filling device which is set up to fill the container with the filling product in such a way that a gaseous, preferably oxygen-containing, atmosphere is present in a headspace of the container; a closure device configured to close the container with the closure; and a foaming device which is arranged in the transport direction between the filling device and the closing device and is designed to generate foam in the headspace of the container, which foam completely or partially displaces the atmosphere in the headspace from the container.
  • the device is characterized in that the frothing device is set up to provide a liquid, CO 2 -containing frothing medium, preferably to pressurize it and inject it into the container, so that the filling product is acted upon by the frothing medium.
  • Transport equipment refers to those technical means, such as transport stars, carousels, linear conveyors and the like, which transport the containers along the transport route. Due to the relation to the transport route, the containers are spatial Terms such as "before”, “after”, “between”, “upstream”, “downstream” and the like are clearly defined.
  • the device preferably has a filling level control device, which is arranged behind the closing device in the transport direction and is set up to detect the filling level of the filling product in the container.
  • the transport device is preferably set up to provide a decay time of less than 20 s, preferably less, after the container has been closed by the closing device until the filling level is detected by the level control device, during which the foam in the container reforms than 10 s, more preferably less than 5 s.
  • the foaming device is preferably set up to provide and inject into the container a foaming medium whose CO 2 content is greater than that of the filling product.
  • the foaming device is preferably set up to inject the foaming medium into the container at a pressure of 1.5 to 4 bar, particularly preferably 2 to 3 bar.
  • the filling product is preferably an alcoholic liquid, in particular an alcoholic beverage, which undergoes fermentation in the (closed) container, ie a main fermentation or a secondary fermentation, in which case the frothing device is preferably set up to Foaming medium to provide the filling product in the final state of fermentation or in an intermediate state and to inject into the container.
  • the frothing device is preferably set up to Foaming medium to provide the filling product in the final state of fermentation or in an intermediate state and to inject into the container.
  • the figure 1 shows a schematic representation of a device 1 for filling and sealing containers 2.
  • the device 1 has a filling device 10 which is set up to fill the containers 2 with a filling product P (cf. Figures 3 to 5 ) to fill.
  • a beverage such as beer, juice, soft drinks, smoothies, dairy products, wine and the like is preferably considered as the filling product P.
  • the filling product P can be mixed with CO 2 , the devices and methods presented here being particularly suitable for filling products P with a comparatively low tendency to foam, ie for example little or no CO 2 content.
  • the filling product P is particularly preferably an alcoholic beverage which is subjected to fermentation in the container 2 .
  • beer in container 2 which in this and other cases may be a bottle, may undergo a second fermentation. In doing so, dem Green beer is added yeast and the so-called food as a source of carbohydrates, which then lead to post-fermentation or second fermentation in the bottled state.
  • the filling product P in the state to be bottled i.e. at the time of bottling
  • the filling product P after completion of the tank fermentation, when it has assumed the intended properties is referred to as "filling product in the final state”.
  • the filling device 10 is preferably designed in rotary construction, as is shown schematically in FIG figure 2 is shown.
  • the filling device 10 has a transport carousel 11 and several filling elements (not shown in the figures), which are mounted on an outer circumference of the transport carousel 11 and set up to introduce the filling product P into the containers 2 .
  • the transport carousel 11 receives the containers 2 from an infeed star wheel 12 or another feed device.
  • the containers 2 are then filled with the filling product P via the filling elements during a continuous circulation.
  • the filling is carried out within a pitch circle of the rotary machine.
  • the filled container 2 After completion of the filling, i.e. after passing through the corresponding partial circle, the filled container 2 is handed over to an outlet star wheel 13 or another discharge device in order to then pass through further treatment stations.
  • the containers 2 are transported along a transport path T by a transport device 4, for example by the rotary machines mentioned as an example.
  • a transport device 4 for example by the rotary machines mentioned as an example.
  • Those technical means, such as transport stars, carousels, linear conveyors and the like, which transport the containers 2 along the transport path T, are thus referred to as transport device 4 across all stations.
  • the device 1 also has a frothing device 20, which is set up to a liquid medium, which is also referred to herein as "foaming medium" and in the Figures 3 to 5 is provided with the reference M, in the still open container 2, more precisely in the mouth portion 2b to inject.
  • the frothing device 20 is in the figure 2 not shown to indicate that it is arranged downstream of the filling device 10 or can also be part of the filling device 10 . It is important that it acts on the filled but still unsealed container 2 .
  • Injecting the foaming medium M causes foam to form in the container 2, in particular in the headspace 2a thereof, as a result of which the atmosphere in the headspace 2a, in particular any oxygen, is displaced from the container 2.
  • the device 1 can optionally have a sensor device 30 which is arranged behind the frothing device 20 and set up to check the formation of foam and thus the proper functioning of the frothing device 20 .
  • the foam height can be detected in this way and it can thus be ensured that the foam S (cf. Figures 3 to 5 ) occupies the entire headspace 2a of the container 2.
  • the device 1 also has a closing device 40 which is set up to close the containers 2 with closures 3 (cf. Figures 3 to 5 ) to close.
  • the closing device 40 can also be designed as a rotary design. In this case it comprises a transport carousel 41 which receives the containers 2 from the discharge star wheel 13 or another transport device, closes them by means of closing elements (not shown in the figures) and delivers them to a discharge star wheel 42 or another discharge device.
  • the device 1 preferably also has a level control device 50 which is located downstream of the closing device 40 .
  • the filling level control device 50 is set up to detect the filling level or the filling level of the filling product P in the container 2 .
  • Further sensor devices can of course optionally be installed, for example to check whether foam S has appeared around the mouth 2b of the container 2, to detect foreign bodies in the container 2, to detect damage and the like.
  • the sensor device 30 and/or the filling level control device 50 and/or any further sensor device are arranged within the closing device 40 or are part of the same.
  • the Figures 3 to 5 show a course of foam formation in the case of an easily foamable filling product P using a foaming medium M at normal pressure ( figure 3 ), a filling product P that is difficult to foam using a high-pressure foaming medium M ( figure 4 ) and a filling product P that is difficult to foam using a CO 2 -containing foaming medium M at normal pressure ( figure 5 ).
  • step A the container 2 is filled with the filling product P via the filling device 10 shown schematically, an oxygen-containing gas atmosphere remaining in the head space 2a of the container 2 .
  • the head space 2a thus designates the container volume between the mouth section 2b of the container 2 and the surface or the liquid level of the filling product P in the container 2.
  • step B the foaming medium M is injected via the foaming device 20 , as a result of which foam formation is initiated in the container 2 .
  • the pressure with which the foaming medium M is injected into the container 2 can preferably be regulated, for example via a pump 21.
  • the jet diameter and/or other properties of the foaming medium M and the way it is applied, for example angle, pulsating, etc . Be implemented controllably in order to optimize the foam formation for the respective filling product and/or the nature/shape of the container 2.
  • the foaming leads to the headspace 2a of the container 2 being filled more and more with foam S, which essentially completely occupies the headspace 2a of the container 2 in step C.
  • the residual atmosphere in the head space 2a in particular any oxygen, is displaced from the container 2.
  • step D the container 2 is closed by the closing device 40 (in Figs Figures 3 to 5 not shown) closed with a closure 3.
  • the closure 3 can be a lid, screw cap, crown cap, cork or any other suitable closure.
  • step E after a decay time in which the foam S in the closed container 2 has sufficiently receded, the filling level of the filling product P in the container 2 can be detected via the level control device 50 .
  • the filling product P is easily foamable, so that sufficient foaming can be achieved using a conventional foaming medium M, for example hot water, which is injected at a pressure of 2 to 3 bar.
  • a conventional foaming medium M for example hot water, which is injected at a pressure of 2 to 3 bar.
  • the fill level can be determined by the fill level control device 50 without any problems.
  • the example case of figure 4 differs from that of figure 3 in that the filling product P is more difficult to foam, for example because it has no or only a low CO 2 content.
  • the headspace 2a of the container 2 in Substantially completely occupies can be achieved in that the foaming medium M is injected at a significantly higher pressure, for example 20 to 30 bar.
  • the foaming medium M penetrates deeper into the filling product P, as can be seen from a comparison of Figures 3 and 4 , step B emerges.
  • a larger volume of the filling product P is activated and an undesirable, fine-pored foam formation in large areas of the container 2 is initiated.
  • the result of this is that the decay time for foam recovery is significantly longer.
  • the filling height is now contrary to the example figure 3 undeterminable after a normal cooldown. This is indicated by arrows and question marks in step E's figure 4 shown schematically.
  • a carbonized foaming medium M that is to say mixed with CO 2 .
  • This is preferably sterile.
  • the foaming medium M as in the embodiment of figure 5 shown with a compared to the example of figure 4 be introduced into the container 2 under lower pressure, as a result of which the reformation of the foam S after the closure is reduced to a practicable level again, so that the fill level can be determined after a short or normal decay time.
  • Another suitable foaming medium M be used instead of hot water, with the purpose of significantly promoting foam formation in the headspace 2a of the container 2 and at the same time preventing the undesirable, fine-pored foam formation in large areas of the container 2.
  • the mode of action is according to the embodiment figure 5 as follows:
  • the CO 2 -containing foaming medium M injected by means of HDE instead of normal water reacts by hitting the filling product P (which has a lower tendency to foam) by releasing the CO 2 and thus generating sufficient foam S in the headspace 2a of the container 2.
  • the Air and the oxygen contained therein are thus displaced from the head space 2a, and/or a low-oxygen jet of foam forms during the injection, which forces the air out of the head space 2a.
  • the foaming medium M is, according to a preferred embodiment, the filling product P itself, in the final state or in an intermediate state.
  • the foaming medium M can be the same beer that is already fully fermented and has a significantly higher dissolved CO 2 content.
  • the foaming medium M the same filling product P, but at the end of the tank fermentation or from an intermediate stage, can be used for the injection.
  • the foaming medium M can be water containing CO 2 .
  • the foaming medium M preferably has a nature or composition which does not impair the desired properties of the filling product P, or impairs it only insignificantly.
  • the CO 2 content of the foaming medium M is preferably greater than that of the filling product P in the initial state.
  • the device 1 and the corresponding method can work with significantly lower pressures when using the novel foaming medium M in the case of filling products P that are difficult to foam. In addition to a reduction in the consumption of energy and resources, this means that it is possible to measure the filling level essentially immediately after the closure, since the recovery of the foam S is significantly shortened.

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