EP4190741A1 - Dispositif et procédé de traitement de bouchons de récipients - Google Patents

Dispositif et procédé de traitement de bouchons de récipients Download PDF

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EP4190741A1
EP4190741A1 EP22211327.6A EP22211327A EP4190741A1 EP 4190741 A1 EP4190741 A1 EP 4190741A1 EP 22211327 A EP22211327 A EP 22211327A EP 4190741 A1 EP4190741 A1 EP 4190741A1
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Max Brikmann
Juergen Soellner
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B67—OPENING, CLOSING OR CLEANING BOTTLES, JARS OR SIMILAR CONTAINERS; LIQUID HANDLING
    • B67B—APPLYING CLOSURE MEMBERS TO BOTTLES JARS, OR SIMILAR CONTAINERS; OPENING CLOSED CONTAINERS
    • B67B3/00—Closing bottles, jars or similar containers by applying caps
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B67—OPENING, CLOSING OR CLEANING BOTTLES, JARS OR SIMILAR CONTAINERS; LIQUID HANDLING
    • B67B—APPLYING CLOSURE MEMBERS TO BOTTLES JARS, OR SIMILAR CONTAINERS; OPENING CLOSED CONTAINERS
    • B67B3/00—Closing bottles, jars or similar containers by applying caps
    • B67B3/003—Pretreatment of caps, e.g. cleaning, steaming, heating or sterilizing
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B67—OPENING, CLOSING OR CLEANING BOTTLES, JARS OR SIMILAR CONTAINERS; LIQUID HANDLING
    • B67B—APPLYING CLOSURE MEMBERS TO BOTTLES JARS, OR SIMILAR CONTAINERS; OPENING CLOSED CONTAINERS
    • B67B3/00—Closing bottles, jars or similar containers by applying caps
    • B67B3/02—Closing bottles, jars or similar containers by applying caps by applying flanged caps, e.g. crown caps, and securing by deformation of flanges
    • B67B3/06—Feeding caps to capping heads

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  • the present invention relates to a device and a method for treating, in particular disinfecting, container closures with a treatment medium, preferably in a beverage bottling plant.
  • the closure treatment systems are equipped, for example, with an inclined channel in which the container closures to be treated slide along due to the force of gravity and are acted upon by a treatment agent.
  • the container closures can be actively transported through a treatment section by means of a transport system, such as a rotating transport disk, which means that the devices can be designed to be more compact, particularly in the vertical direction.
  • Devices of this type go, for example, from EP 2 039 439 A1 and DE 10 2017 120 557 A1 out.
  • a gas mixture comprising for example hydrogen peroxide
  • the gas usually flows upwards from nozzles and sterilizes the closures passing by from below.
  • the treatment area is limited by the arrangement and configuration of the nozzles or at least specified for technical reasons.
  • the direction and coverage of the gas flow are determined, which limits the optimization of the treatment quality.
  • One object of the invention is to improve the treatment of container closures, in particular to increase the effectiveness of the treatment and/or reduce the consumption of resources.
  • the device is used to treat container closures with a treatment medium.
  • the container closures can be screw caps, crown caps, corks, clamp closures, can lids or other suitable closures.
  • the device is particularly preferably used in a beverage bottling plant, for example for bottling water (still or carbonated), juices, soft drinks, dairy products, beer, wine, mixed drinks, etc., or is part of such a beverage bottling plant.
  • the device has a housing with a treatment area located therein, through which the container closures can be transported for exposure to the treatment medium.
  • the housing is preferably sealable to the outside environment and may include a base, a side wall and a removable cover.
  • a closure feeder is arranged, for example, on the lid.
  • the container closures are discharged from the housing via an outlet, which can be arranged on the side wall, for example.
  • the device also has at least one inlet for letting the treatment medium into the treatment area or into the housing and at least one outlet for letting the treatment medium out of the treatment area or out of the housing.
  • a flow of treatment medium is generated through the inlet and the outlet through the interior of the housing or the treatment area, as a result of which the container closures are subjected to the treatment medium and consequently treated.
  • the inlet and outlet include, for example, corresponding nozzles or simple openings through which the treatment medium is transported.
  • the inlet is formed by a tube that is below one described below Transport disc protrudes into the interior of the housing and includes a variety of nozzles or simple openings through which the treatment medium is blown into the treatment area.
  • the inlet may comprise nozzles or simple openings in the side wall of the housing. There can be multiple inlets and/or outlets at different locations of the device.
  • the device also has a circulating device which is set up to impart turbulence and/or a flow, preferably a circulating flow, to the treatment medium in the treatment area.
  • a flow preferably a circulating flow
  • this does not have to lie completely in the treatment area, but it can be partially led out of the treatment area and fed back into the treatment area at another point.
  • the circulating device optimizes the distribution and targeted application of the treatment medium and is thus able to improve the effective treatment of the container closures with the same or reduced treatment distance and/or with the same or reduced amount of treatment medium.
  • treatment medium to be freshly supplied can be saved, as a result of which the circulating device contributes to saving resources.
  • the device and the circulating device are preferably of modular design, which means that existing devices can be retrofitted with the circulating device without fundamentally redesigning them. An upgrade of existing systems can be carried out easily and inexpensively in terms of mechanical engineering.
  • the circulating device preferably has at least one fan, as a result of which the atmosphere in the treatment area of the device can be set in motion in a targeted manner.
  • a particularly effective treatment of the container closures, in particular the outer surface of the closure, can be achieved as a result of the circulation generated in this way and, if appropriate, turbulence.
  • the fan is preferably installed in the upper part of the treatment area, especially on the cover.
  • the circulating device preferably has a pipework and a blower which is set up to draw in the treatment medium from the treatment area and to circulate it via the pipework, so that the treatment medium at least partially flows through the treatment area several times.
  • the tubing preferably runs at least partially outside the housing.
  • the treatment medium is distributed evenly throughout the entire treatment area, which means that the treatment medium flows around and is applied to the container closures at several points in the treatment area, while the amount of treatment medium remains the same, i.e. without additional resource consumption.
  • the resulting flow turbulence enables the container closures to be treated particularly effectively, especially from below.
  • Piping may connect to the outlet, in which case the blower is preferably installed in the area of the outlet and outside the cabinet, maximizing suction and simplifying any retrofit to existing systems.
  • the circulating device has a distributor inside the housing, which is connected to the tubing and set up to return at least part of the treatment medium sucked out of the treatment area by the blower into the treatment area.
  • the treatment medium sucked in by the blower reaches the distributor via the piping, as a result of which the treatment can be evened out and/or the treatment medium can be directed in a targeted manner.
  • the device comprises a transport disc, which can be rotated about a vertical axis of rotation, for transporting the container closures through the treatment area.
  • a spiral-shaped closure guide for laterally guiding the container closures can be arranged above the transport disc, as a result of which the container closures are transported along a spiral-shaped transport path during the treatment.
  • the distributor is preferably arranged below the transport disk, so that the treatment medium moved by the circulating device flows from bottom to top through the treatment area and thus treats the inner and outer surfaces of the container closures in the same way, given the appropriate orientation.
  • the outlet is preferably arranged above the transport disk.
  • the distributor preferably has a plurality of lances, each with a plurality of openings, the lances extending radially outwards in a star shape from the area of the axis of rotation (they do not have to be connected directly/immediately to the axis of rotation).
  • the spreader in the form of lances, covers all or at least a large part of the treatment area. For example, five lances are installed, each with a plurality of nozzles and/or simple orifices.
  • connections preferably open into the piping, which function accordingly as an inlet and/or outlet, for example as an inlet for fresh treatment medium and/or an outlet for used treatment medium.
  • a carrier medium or other substances can be introduced into the atmosphere of the treatment area via such a connection.
  • fresh oxygen is supplied via the connection, which is useful for disinfection and interacts with hydrogen peroxide, for example, in the treatment area.
  • Such an oxygen exchange can reduce the amount of fresh hydrogen peroxide.
  • One or more connections as part of the circulation device thus enable more flexibility and further optimization of the treatment.
  • the inlet is preferably formed by one or more of the connections, which means that a separate inlet for the treatment medium can be dispensed with.
  • the treatment medium is or includes a gas.
  • a gas for example, compounds with hydrogen peroxide and/or chlorine and/or carbon dioxide and/or peracetic acid can be considered.
  • the treatment itself preferably includes cleaning and/or disinfecting and/or sterilizing the container closures.
  • the treatment particularly preferably includes or relates to a disinfection of the container closures.
  • the object mentioned above is also achieved by a method for treating container closures with a treatment medium, preferably in a beverage bottling plant.
  • the method comprises: transporting the container closures through a treatment area and at the same time subjecting the container closures to the treatment medium in the treatment area; Admitting the treatment medium into the treatment area and discharging the treatment medium from the treatment area so that a flow of treatment medium is generated through the treatment area, preferably during the transport of the container closures through the treatment area.
  • the treatment medium is at least partially set in turbulence and/or in a flow, preferably a circulating flow, by a circulating device in the treatment area.
  • the treatment medium is preferably actively sucked out of the treatment area by means of a blower and at least partially fed back into the treatment area via piping and a distributor.
  • a medium that differs from the treatment medium, preferably oxygen, is preferably introduced into the treatment area via a connection that opens into the piping.
  • the treatment medium is or includes a gas.
  • a gas for example, compounds with hydrogen peroxide and/or chlorine and/or carbon dioxide and/or peracetic acid can be considered.
  • the treatment itself preferably includes cleaning and/or disinfecting and/or sterilizing the container closures.
  • the treatment particularly preferably includes or relates to a disinfection of the container closures.
  • the method is preferably carried out with a device according to one of the embodiment variants described above.
  • the figure 1 shows schematically a perspective side view of a device 1 for treating container closures according to a first embodiment.
  • the device 1 has a sealed housing 5 which has a base 50 (cf. Figures 2 to 4 ), a side wall 52 and a removable cover 54.
  • a clocked closure feed 6 is arranged on the cover 54 for introducing container closures to be treated (not shown in the figures) into the device 1 .
  • the closure supply 6 receives container closures to be treated via a closure chute (not shown in the figures), for example from an upstream closure sorting device.
  • the closure supply 6 is set up, for example by means of a sluice, in order to smuggle in the container closures to be treated individually.
  • An outlet 7 for removing treated container closures from the device 1 is also arranged on the housing 5 .
  • the outlet 7 can be sealingly connected to a corresponding transport device (not shown), which feeds the treated container closures to a closing device for closing filled containers with the treated closures.
  • the outlet 7 extends partially over a bottom area of the housing 5, it being possible for the outlet to also be set up as a drain for draining particles and/or liquids out of the housing 5.
  • the particles and/or liquids to be drained can thereby be drained, for example, into an isolator connected to the device 1 .
  • the figures 2 and 3 12 show the internal structure of the device 1 according to the present exemplary embodiment from different perspectives and in different degrees of detail.
  • the housing 5 encloses a transport disc 2 which can be rotated about a vertical axis of rotation 24 for transporting the container closures and a spiral-shaped closure guide 3 arranged above the transport disc 2 for laterally guiding the container closures.
  • the closure guide 3 has a continuous, preferably one-piece, spiral sheet metal strip 30 which is fixedly mounted on one or more supports 32 .
  • the transport disc 2 is arranged below the spiral sheet metal strip 30 and has openings or perforation(s) 22 for gas and/or liquid permeability and/or for the removal of impurities.
  • the device 1 has a preferably height-adjustable ceiling guide 4 for guiding the container closures from above.
  • the ceiling guide 4 comprises a spiral-shaped, flat guide plate 40 which is attached to a holder 42 which is height-adjustable in the direction of the axis of rotation 24 .
  • the transport disc 2 is set in rotation.
  • the container closures are fed via the closure feed 6 into an initial area of the closure guide 4 near the axis of rotation 24 of the transport disc 2 .
  • the container closures located on the transport disk 2 roll off the closure guide 3 , along a guideway predetermined by the shape of the closure guide 3 .
  • the container closures are transported radially from the inside to the outside in relation to the axis of rotation 24 .
  • the distance from container closure to container closure increases with the outward displacement of the web, since the circumference also increases with increasing diameter, which counteracts any accumulation of container closures.
  • the ceiling guide 4 is arranged in such a way that the guide plate 40 extends between the sheet metal strip 30 .
  • the top guide 4 helps to ensure that the container closures are always held in a position with the correct orientation, in which an optimal treatment result can be achieved. In particular, tipping and/or wedging of container closures can be avoided.
  • the top guide 4 guides the container closures on the side opposite the transport disk. The container closures are consequently guided both laterally through the closure guide 3 and from above by means of the top guide 4.
  • Impurities can fall from the transport disk 2 onto the base 50 of the housing 5 arranged underneath through the above-mentioned openings or the perforation(s) 22 of the transport disk 2 .
  • a surge opening 10 for letting in a flushing medium is preferably arranged in the side wall 54 near the bottom 50 .
  • the floor 50 is flushed by the flushing medium that is let in, and any impurities, for example particles and/or liquids, are flushed out in the direction of and through the outlet.
  • the floor 50 is preferably slightly inclined, in the present case by about 3°, in the direction of the drainage.
  • the floor 50 thus preferably has no vertical surfaces on which water or cleaning agent can remain. In this way, the drying time of the device 1 after cleaning can also be kept short.
  • the device 1 also has a device 8 for supplying a treatment medium into a treatment area 11 and for transporting the treatment medium away from the treatment area 11 .
  • a device 8 for supplying a treatment medium into a treatment area 11 and for transporting the treatment medium away from the treatment area 11 .
  • the treatment area 11--this is how it is defined--the container closures are subjected to the treatment medium.
  • the treatment medium preferably serves to clean and/or disinfect and/or sterilize the container closures; it is preferably a gaseous medium.
  • gases with hydrogen peroxide and/or chlorine and/or carbon dioxide and/or peracetic acid can be considered.
  • the treatment itself preferably includes cleaning and/or disinfecting and/or sterilizing the container closures.
  • the treatment particularly preferably includes or relates to a disinfection of the container closures.
  • the speed of rotation of the transport disc 2 is preferably adjustable, so that the dwell time of the container closures to be treated in the treatment area 11 can be adjusted.
  • the device 8 comprises an inlet 80 (cf. figure 3 ) with one or more openings for letting the treatment medium into the treatment area 11 and an outlet 81 with one or more openings for discharging the treatment medium from the treatment area 11.
  • an inlet 80 cf. figure 3
  • an outlet 81 with one or more openings for discharging the treatment medium from the treatment area 11.
  • the inlet 80 comprises a tube 80a, which protrudes into the interior of the housing below the transport disk 2, and a multiplicity of nozzles or simple ones Includes openings through which the treatment medium is blown into the treatment area 11 .
  • inlet 80 may comprise nozzles or simple openings in sidewall 52 .
  • Multiple inlets 80 may be provided at different locations of the device 1.
  • only one inlet 80 is provided, preferably in the middle area of the housing 5 .
  • the inlet 80 may be installed near the cap feeder 6, for example.
  • the outlet 81 is provided in the cover 54 , offset radially from the axis of rotation 24 .
  • multiple outlets 81 may be installed at different locations of the device 1.
  • One or more outlets 81 are preferably provided in the area of the closure outlet 7 .
  • the device 1 also includes a circulating device 9 which, according to the present exemplary embodiment, has a blower 90 which is installed in the area of the outlet 81 and is set up to actively suck off the treatment medium inside the device 1 .
  • the treatment medium sucked in by the blower 90 at the outlet 81 reaches a distributor 92 via a pipework 91, which runs at least partially outside the housing 50.
  • the distributor 92 is preferably located below the transport disk 2 and has several nozzles, lances 92a or simple openings , whereby the treatment medium sucked off at the outlet 81 can be returned at least partially to the treatment area 11 .
  • Lances 92a can extend outwards in a star shape from the area of the axis of rotation 24 in order to cover at least a large part of the treatment area 11 .
  • five lances 92a each having a plurality of orifices/nozzles are installed.
  • the treatment medium is distributed evenly in the entire treatment area 11, whereby the treatment medium flows around and is applied to the container closures at several points in the treatment area 11, with the quantity of treatment medium remaining the same, i.e. without additional consumption of resources.
  • the resulting flow turbulence enables the container closures to be treated particularly effectively, especially from below.
  • the piping 91 can form a closed circuit, or one or more connections 93 can open into the piping 91, which, for example, function as an inlet for fresh treatment medium and/or an outlet for used treatment medium.
  • a carrier medium or other substances can be introduced into the atmosphere of the treatment area 11 via such a connection 93 .
  • fresh oxygen supplied via the connection 93 which is useful for disinfection and interacts with hydrogen peroxide in the treatment area 11.
  • Such an oxygen exchange can reduce the amount of fresh hydrogen peroxide.
  • blower 90 The blower 90, the piping 91, the distributor 92 and any connections 93 together form an exemplary embodiment of a circulating device 9.
  • the circulating device 9 can comprise one or more fans 94 , preferably in the upper region of the treatment area 11 , as the sole circulating device 9 or as part of the circulating device 9 .
  • the fan 94 can be installed on the cover 54 .
  • the fan 94 is set up to set the atmosphere in the treatment area 11 of the device 1 in motion in a targeted manner.
  • a particularly effective treatment of the container closures, in particular the outer surface of the closure, can be achieved as a result of the circulation generated in this way and, if appropriate, turbulence.
  • the circulation device 9 is preferably set up in such a way that the treatment medium moved in the treatment area 11 does not move the container closures with it, i.e. in this case the container closures do not have to be held on the transport disc 2 by separate holding means (clamps, weights, magnets, etc.). However, turbulence of the treatment medium in the treatment area 11 is desired.
  • an inlet 80 can be omitted if the treatment medium is introduced into the piping 91 via the connection(s) 93 .
  • the connection 93 or at least one of the connections 93 forms the inlet 80 or takes over its function.
  • Such an embodiment is in the figure 4 shown.
  • the circulation device 9 comprises only one or more fans 94.
  • the circulating device 9 described herein optimizes the distribution and targeted application of the treatment medium and is therefore able to improve the effective treatment of the container closures with the same or reduced treatment distance and/or with the same or reduced amount of treatment medium.
  • treatment medium to be freshly supplied can be saved, as a result of which the circulating device 9 contributes to saving resources.
  • the device 1 and the circulating device 9 are preferably of modular design, which means that existing devices 1 can be retrofitted with the circulating device 9 without fundamentally redesigning them. An upgrade of existing systems can be carried out easily and inexpensively in terms of mechanical engineering.

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