EP4173733A1 - Staubentfernungssystem mit interner zirkulation - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a highly efficient internal circulation dust removal system.
- This invention relates to the technical field of dust removal systems and more particularly to a highly efficient internal circulation dust removal system.
- bottle caps are pressed onto the bottle openings in a bottling machine.
- the bottle cap is generally placed in the hopper of an automatic or semi-automatic capping machine, and then conveyed to the upper entrance of the filling machine by a conveyor, and it is difficult to avoid that the bottle cap in the capping machine or conveyor directly comes into contact with air.
- the bottle cap comes into direct contact with air in the production and packaging process, so that the dust from the air sticks to the inner and outer surface of the bottle cap.
- the bottle caps are usually packed in cardboard boxes and in the cardboard boxes again in plastic bags.
- the object of the present invention is to provide a highly efficient internal circulation type dust removing system to solve the above-mentioned problems of the prior art.
- the present invention provides a highly efficient internal circulation type dust removal system comprising a vertical conveyor, characterized in that a hopper is fixedly connected to a bottom of one end of the vertical conveyor, a top of the hopper is connected to a top of a dust filter via a dust suction pipe - and dust collection container is firmly connected, the upper part of the dust filter and dust collection container is firmly connected via an air intake pipe to a blower inlet pipe connecting piece arranged on one side of a blower, the lower part of the one end of the hopper is fixed through an air discharge pipe to a fan outlet pipe joint located at the bottom of one end of the fan, the bottom of the fan is fixed to one side of the top of a bracket, the side of the top of the bracket remote from the blower is fixed with an automatic locking device, the dust filter and dust collecting box comprises a filter box body, a bag support frame is fixed to the inner upper end of the filter box body, a filter bag is put over the outer surface of the bag support frame, the top of the
- the present invention effectively solves the problem of difficult and incomplete dust removal through internal circulation, improves food hygiene and safety, helps consumers to have healthier foods, and ensures consumers' health.
- the internal circulation dust removing device has promising development prospects in the canning industry, as well as representativeness and wide application perspective, and greatly enhances the food safety reputation of enterprises. Since gas or a gas mixture, in particular air, circulates internally in the dust removal device, the dust that is thrown up is not blown into the ambient air. Instead, it is collected in the dust filter and dust collection bin. The filtered air freed from dust by the dust filter and dust collection container can be used again for cleaning. This creates a cycle. There is therefore no need for lines that have to transport the dust-laden air away.
- a filter net is arranged at the connection point of the hopper to the dust suction pipe, and a mesh chute is arranged inside the hopper.
- a chute suction opening is arranged at the top of one side of the hopper, the chute suction opening being matched to one end of the dust suction pipe, and at the bottom of one
- An air inlet opening is arranged at the end of the hopper, the air inlet opening being matched to one end of the air discharge tube.
- pipe clamps are attached to the two ends of the dust intake pipe, to the two ends of the air intake pipe and to the two ends of the air discharge pipe.
- a filter container air exhaust port is arranged at the central part of the upper end of the filter container body, and the filter container air exhaust port is matched with the other end of the dust suction pipe.
- a filter container dust suction port is arranged on the other side of the filter container body, and the filter container dust suction port is matched with one end of the air suction pipe.
- a sealing ring is firmly connected to each of the two inner ends of the filter container cover.
- the dust removal system can also be realized without being connected to a vertical conveyor or to a hopper.
- the dust removal system of the present invention can also be used to remove dust or other contaminants in other facilities.
- the dust removal system according to the invention can be used in particular for cleaning the containers themselves.
- the dust removal system according to the invention is not limited to this application either.
- the dust removing system may include the fan outlet pipe joint and the dust suction pipe, but not the hopper connections as described above.
- the fan outlet tube connector and the dust suction tube can then be connected to the connections required in an application and/or to the nozzles or other devices required for the particular application.
- a dust removal system with internal circulation can be designed for connection to a conveyor device or a container to be cleaned and characterized in that a dust suction pipe of the dust removal system is firmly connected to an upper part of a dust filter and dust collection container, the upper part of the dust filter and dust collection container via a Air intake pipe is fixed to a fan inlet pipe joint located on one side of a fan, an air discharge pipe is fixed to a fan outlet pipe joint located at the bottom of one end of the fan, the dust filter and dust collection box includes a filter box body, a bag support frame fixedly connected to the inner upper end of the filter container body, a filter bag is slipped over the outer surface of the bag support frame, the top of the filter bag is connected in a wrapping manner to the bag-wrap opening located at one end of a bag cover, between the top of the filter container body and a sealing tape is arranged at the other end of each bag cover, and a filter case lid is pinched to the top of one side of the filter case body via a fastener.
- the dust removal system can be formed as a transportable unit. This makes it easy to move to a job site. This is particularly easy since the dust removal system works with internal circulation and therefore there is no need for ducts that have to transport the dust-laden air away.
- the dust removal system can be provided with rollers.
- the dust removal system can have at least one ionization device for ionizing a gas or gas mixture circulating in the dust removal system.
- the ionization device can be located behind the dust filter and dust collection container or behind the fan.
- the filtered gas in particular the filtered air
- the filtered gas can pass through the ionization device and be ionized.
- ionized air is suitable for removing the smallest parts, including bacteria and viruses.
- the ions in the air can bind to these parts, making them lighter can be moved by the air flow. Therefore, the ionizer dust removal system can be used to remove pathogens from containers, closures, or other items.
- the dust removal system provided with at least one ionization device can be used like the above-described embodiments of the dust removal system, but at the same time increases the effectiveness of the cleaning.
- an advantage of the internal circulation comes into its own. Because the dust removal system is a closed system with internal circulation of the gas or air, it is possible to prevent the ozone produced during ionization from getting into the ambient air. There may be limit values for the ozone content of air, in particular limit values relating to occupational safety.
- the dust removal system with at least one ionization device and internal circulation is advantageous because the ozone content of the ambient air of the dust removal system is not increased or only increased to a small extent because of the closed design.
- the dust removal system can comprise at least one combined nozzle which is designed to cover a container to be cleaned and also one for blowing a gas or a gas mixture into the container configured and connected to the blower outlet pipe connector and a suction device configured to suck the gas or gas mixture out of the container and connected to the dust suction pipe.
- the pressure nozzle can be arranged within the suction device.
- the gas or gas mixture can in particular be air.
- the suction device can be designed, for example, as a funnel or a tube.
- the suction device can be placed on a container in such a way that the container is closed by the suction device.
- the pressure nozzle can then blow a gas, in particular the air filtered by the dust removal system, into the container. At the same time, the air can be sucked out by the suction device. Dust or other parts thrown up in the container can thus be sucked off by the suction device and filtered out by the dust removal system.
- the pressure nozzle can protrude from the suction device, so that the pressure nozzle is arranged closer to the bottom of a container to be cleaned than an end of the suction device with which it bears against the container.
- Filtered air in particular filtered and ionized air, can be blown into the container from the pressure nozzle. Any dust or other contaminants in the container can be whirled up by the air and sucked off by the suction device. If the air is also ionized, the interior of the container can be cleaned particularly well.
- the pressure nozzle can be connected to a pressure line.
- the pressure line can be routed to the outside through a wall of the suction device.
- the pressure line can be connected to the outlet pipe connection of the blower.
- At least one ionization device is preferably located between the blower and the pressure nozzle in order to ionize the air before it is blown into the container.
- the dust removal system may include a High-Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filter that can remove minute particles from the circulating air.
- HEPA filter can be located in the dust collection container. This allows the smallest parts in the airflow, including bacteria or viruses, to be filtered out of the air.
- the present invention provides a highly efficient internal circulation type dust removal system comprising a vertical conveyor 1, a hopper 2 fixedly connected to a bottom part of one end of the vertical conveyor 1, a top of the hopper 2 connected via a dust suction pipe 3 to a top of a dust filter and dust collection container 4, the upper part of the dust filter and dust collection container 4 is firmly connected via an air intake pipe 5 to a blower inlet pipe connecting piece 9 arranged on one side of a fan 10, the lower part of one end of the hopper 2 is connected via an air discharge pipe 6 to a fan outlet pipe connection piece 7 arranged on the underside of one end of the fan 10, the bottom part of the fan 10 is fixed to one side of the top part of a bracket 12, the side of the top part of the bracket 12 remote from the fan 10 is fixed to a automatic closing device 11, the dust filter and dust collection container 4 comprises a filter container body 13, a bag support frame 15 is fixed to the inner upper end of the filter container body 13, a filter bag 14 is put over
- a filter net 24 is provided at the junction of the hopper 2 and the dust suction pipe 3, the filter net 24 being disposed at the junction of the dust suction pipe 3 and the hopper 2, and a grating chute 25 is provided inside the hopper 2, the grating chute 25 inside the hopper 2 is arranged.
- a chute suction opening is arranged at the top of one side of the hopper 2, the chute suction opening being matched to one end of the dust suction pipe 3, and one end of the dust suction pipe 3 being fixedly connected to the chute suction opening at the top of one side of the hopper 2, and an air inlet opening is arranged at the lower part of one end of the hopper 2, the air inlet opening being matched to one end of the air discharge pipe 6, and one end of the air discharge pipe 6 being firmly connected to the air inlet opening at the lower part of one end of the hopper 2.
- both ends of the dust suction pipe 3, both ends of the air suction pipe 5 and both ends of the air exhaust pipe 6 are fitted with pipe clamps 8, which perform a fastening function and prevent the pipes from loosening during operation and affecting work efficiency.
- a filter tank air exhaust port 19 is provided at the center part of the upper end of the filter tank body 13, the filter tank air exhaust port 19 being located at the center part of the top end of the filter tank body 13, the filter tank air exhaust port 19 matching the other end of the dust suction pipe 3, and the filter container air discharge opening 19 is firmly connected to one end of the air intake pipe 5 .
- a filter canister dust suction port 23 is provided on the other side of the filter canister body 13, the filter canister dust suction port 23 is disposed on the other side of the filter canister body 13, the filter canister dust suction port 23 is matched to one end of the air exhaust pipe 6, and the filter canister -Dust suction opening 23 is firmly connected to the other end of the dust suction pipe 3.
- a sealing ring 20 firmly connected to the two inner ends of the filter container cover 18 is preferably provided in each case, the two sealing rings 20 being firmly connected to the two inner ends of the filter container cover 18 in each case.
- the hopper 2 is preferably firmly connected to the bottom part of one end of the vertical conveyor 1 and one end of the dust suction pipe 3 is firmly connected to the shaft suction opening on the upper part of one side of the hopper 2 .
- the filter net 24 is preferably arranged at the junction of the dust suction pipe 3 and the hopper 2 .
- the other end of the dust suction pipe 3 is preferably fixed to the filter container dust suction port 23 on the other side of the dust filter and dust collection container 4 .
- the grid chute 25 is preferably arranged inside the hopper 2 .
- One end of the air intake pipe 5 is preferably firmly connected to the filter container air discharge opening 19 of the upper part of the dust filter and dust collection container 4 and the other end of the air intake pipe 5 to the blower inlet pipe connecting piece 9 arranged on one side of the blower 10.
- One end of the air discharge pipe 6 is preferably firmly connected to the air inlet opening at the bottom of one end of the hopper 2 and the other end of the air discharge pipe 6 to the fan outlet pipe connecting piece 7 arranged on the underside of one end of the blower 10.
- Both ends of the dust suction pipe 3, both ends of the air suction pipe 5 and both ends of the air discharge pipe 6 are preferably fitted with pipe clamps 8, respectively, which perform a fastening function and prevent the pipes from loosening during operation and affecting work efficiency.
- the blower 10 is preferably connected to one side of the top of the bracket 12 and the automatic shutter 11 to the side of the top of the bracket 12 remote from the blower 10 , with the dust filter and dust collection container 4 including a filter container body 13 .
- the bag supporting frame 15 is connected to the inner upper end of the filter container body 13, the filter bag 14 is put over the outer surface of the bag supporting frame 15, and one end of the bag cover 22 is respectively over the bag wrapping hole 16 with both ends of the upper part of the Filter bag 14 connected wrapping.
- the two sealing strips 21 or sealing strips are preferably arranged between the two ends of the upper part of the filter container body 13 and the other end of the bag cover 22.
- the filter container cover 18 is preferably clamped to the upper part of one side of the filter container body 13 via a closure 17.
- the two sealing rings 20 are preferably firmly connected to the two inner ends of the filter container cover 18 .
- the blower 10 blows clean air through the air discharge tube 6 into the air inlet opening on the bottom part of the hopper 2, the clean air flows through the grating chute 25 and lifts the dust and/or plastic particles that have gotten into the bottle cap.
- the air intake pipe 5 on the other side of the blower 10 is connected to the dust filter and dust collection box 4, the dust filter and dust collection box 4 sucks the lifted dust and/or plastic particles through the dust suction opening connected to the dust suction pipe 3 at the top of the hopper into the dust filter and dust collection container 4.
- the dust and plastic particles settle in the dust filter and dust collection container 4, and after filtering, the clean air is further fed into the air intake opening via the fan 10 routed to the bottom of the hopper.
- FIG 3 Figure 12 shows an embodiment of the dust removal system that is not attached to an automatic shutter 11 or bracket 12. Instead, the fan 10 is arranged on a support 27 . The dust collector 4 is placed on the floor.
- an ionization device 29 is indicated in each case by dashed lines.
- the ionization device 29 is preferably arranged between the blower 10 and the location at which dust is to be removed. In the exemplary embodiment described above, this location is the vertical conveyor 1 or the conveyor chute 2. As an alternative to this, the ionization device 29 can also be arranged at a different location in the circulation circuit.
- the Figure4 12 shows a dust removal system formed as a transportable unit 31.
- FIG. For the sake of brevity, only the differences from the exemplary embodiments described above are discussed below.
- the dust removal system contains all components necessary for operation, except for the pipes that lead to the area to be cleaned. Instead, the dust removal system is provided with connectors 23 and 33 to which the tubes can be connected.
- a pipe can be connected to the outlet pipe connection 33, which directs the air filtered by the dust collection container 4 to the place of use. In the exemplary embodiment described above, this would be the air discharge pipe 6 .
- the outlet pipe connection 33 is connected via a T-piece 35 to the blower outlet pipe connecting piece 7 of the blower 10 .
- a throttle flap 37 for regulating the air flow is connected to the further connection of the T-piece.
- the dust collection box 4 has the filter box dust suction opening 23 .
- the dust suction pipe 3 would be connected at this point.
- a measuring and display device 39 for measuring and displaying the gas pressure can also be part of the transportable unit 31 .
- the measuring and display device 39 is preferably visible from outside the unit 31.
- the measuring and display device 39 can be connected to a connection 43 on the blower 10 via a hose 41 . This allows the pressure generated by the fan 10 to be measured.
- the unit 31 may have an openable housing 45 in which at least the blower 10 is accommodated.
- the unit 31 preferably has casters 47 to make the unit 31 easy to transport.
- a handle 49 can further facilitate transport.
- the dust removal system may include a High-Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filter that can remove minute particles from the circulating air.
- HEPA filter can be arranged in the dust collection container 4 . This allows the smallest parts in the airflow, including bacteria or viruses, to be filtered out of the air.
- FIG 5 shows a combined nozzle 51 for the dust removal system.
- the combined nozzle 51 is designed to cover, in particular to cover a container 53 in an airtight manner.
- the container 53 is preferably a food or drug container, such as a can, bottle, mug or jar.
- the container 53 may be made of sheet metal, plastic, cardboard, glass, other material, or a combination of materials such as composites.
- the combined nozzle 51 has a suction device 55, which can be placed on an opening 57 of the container 53.
- the suction device 55 can have a peripheral seal 63 at its end 59 which can be placed on the edge 61 surrounding the opening 57 of the container 53 .
- the suction device 55 preferably rests against the container 53 over the entire circumference of the edge 61 , so that an airtight connection can be established between the suction device 55 and the container 53 .
- the combined nozzle 51 has a pressure nozzle 65 .
- the pressure nozzle 65 is arranged inside the suction device 55 and protrudes from it, so that the pressure nozzle 65 is arranged closer to the bottom 67 of the container 53 than the end 59 of the suction device 55. Filtered air, in particular filtered and ionized air, can be taken out of the pressure nozzle 65 the container 53 are blown.
- Dust or other impurities present in the container 53 can be stirred up by the air blown out of the pressure nozzle and sucked off by the suction device 55 . If the air is additionally ionized, the interior of the container 53 can also be freed from the smallest parts, including bacteria or viruses.
- the pressure nozzle 65 is connected to a pressure line 69 .
- the pressure line 69 can be routed to the outside through a wall 71 of the suction device 55 .
- the pressure line 69 can be connected to the outlet pipe connection 33 of the blower 10 .
- At least one ionization device 29 is preferably located between the blower 10 and the pressure nozzle 65 in order to ionize the air before it is blown into the container 53 .
- the ionization device 29 is in figure 5 only indicated by dashed lines.
- the arrows in figure 5 indicate the direction of an air flow.
- the internal circulation method effectively solves the problem of difficult and incomplete dust removal. It improves food hygiene and safety, helps consumers to eat healthier food and ensures consumer health.
- the internal circulation dust removing device has promising development prospects in the canning industry, as well as representativeness and a wide application perspective, and it is able to greatly improve the reputation of enterprises in food safety.
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