JP2019100906A - Fat condition measurement device - Google Patents

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JP2019100906A
JP2019100906A JP2017233249A JP2017233249A JP2019100906A JP 2019100906 A JP2019100906 A JP 2019100906A JP 2017233249 A JP2017233249 A JP 2017233249A JP 2017233249 A JP2017233249 A JP 2017233249A JP 2019100906 A JP2019100906 A JP 2019100906A
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To provide a fat condition measurement device capable of easily measuring condition of fat with enhanced accuracy.SOLUTION: A fat condition measurement device 1 measures condition of fat. The fat condition measurement device 1 includes a measurement unit 30 configured to measure oxidation of fat on the basis of brightness of light in the visible region transmitting through the fat.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

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本発明は、油脂の状態を測定する油脂状態測定装置に関する。   The present invention relates to a fat and oil state measuring device that measures the state of fat and oil.

食品に含有される油脂が劣化すると、味が変化したり、異臭がしたりする等の問題が生じるため、食品に含有される油脂又は食品の加工に用いられる油脂については基準が設けられている。食品用の油脂が劣化した状態とは、油脂に含まれる脂肪酸に酸素が結合した状態、すなわち油脂が分解されることにより遊離脂肪酸の量が多くなった状態等とされている。このうち、食品の単位量あたりの遊離脂肪酸の量を示すものは「酸価」であり、食品に使用される上記基準において測定項目の一つとして用いられている。   When the fats and oils contained in the food are degraded, problems such as changes in taste and an offensive odor occur, so that the fats and oils contained in the food or the fats and oils used for processing the food are provided with a standard. . The state in which the fats and oils for food have deteriorated is a state in which oxygen is bound to the fatty acids contained in the fats and oils, that is, a state in which the amount of free fatty acids is increased due to the decomposition of the fats and oils. Among these, what shows the quantity of the free fatty acid per unit quantity of foodstuffs is "acid value", and is used as one of the measurement items in the above-mentioned standard used for foodstuffs.

酸価は、試料1g中に含まれる遊離脂肪酸、樹脂酸などを中和するのに用いる水酸価カリウムの量(mg)としてJIS−K0070等の規格で定義されている。酸価の値を正確に知るには、中和滴定法、電位差滴定法等の測定方法が用いられる。   The acid value is defined by the standard such as JIS-K 0070 as an amount (mg) of potassium hydroxide value (mg) used to neutralize free fatty acid, resin acid and the like contained in 1 g of the sample. In order to accurately know the acid value, measurement methods such as neutralization titration and potentiometric titration are used.

しかし、食用油脂の状態を日常的に管理するために、調理場等において、それらの測定方法により酸価を測定するのは現実的ではない。そこで、酸価を簡単に測定することができる方法として、試験紙を用いた測定方法が普及している。この試験紙は、指示薬等が濾紙に含浸されたものである。試験紙を用いた測定方法では、ユーザが試験紙に食用油脂を付着させて試験紙の色を変化させ、変化後の色を、酸価と関連付けられた色見本と見比べて食用油脂の酸価の値を判定する。   However, in order to manage the state of edible fats and oils on a daily basis, it is not realistic to measure the acid value by a measuring method in a kitchen or the like. Then, the measuring method using a test paper has prevailed as a method which can measure an acid value easily. This test paper is a filter paper impregnated with an indicator or the like. In the measurement method using the test paper, the user adheres the edible oil to the test paper to change the color of the test paper, and the color after the change is compared with the color sample associated with the acid value to compare the acid value of the food oil. Determine the value of

また、他の方法として、容器内の食用油脂と劣化度を判断する基準となる色を付した色部材とを、ユーザが二つの開口部を有する比色マスクを介して見比べて、食用油脂の劣化度を判定する方法も提案されている(例えば、特許文献1参照)。   As another method, the user compares the edible oil and fat in the container with the colored member with a color serving as a reference for determining the degree of deterioration through a colorimetric mask having two openings, A method of determining the degree of deterioration has also been proposed (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

登録実用新案第3196157号公報Registered Utility Model No. 3196157

しかし、上記の試験紙や比色マスクを用いた測定方法は、簡単に測定することができる利点を有する反面、ユーザが試験紙や容器内の食用油脂の色を肉眼で判定する官能検査である。また、測定に熟達したユーザが酸価の測定を行うとは限らない。このため、当該測定方法を通じて得られた酸価の精度が必ずしも高いとはいえず、測定するユーザの間でばらつきが生じる問題がある。すなわち、試験紙や容器内の食用油脂の色が複数の色見本のいずれとも一致しない場合には、測定対象の色が、どの組み合わせの色見本の中間色となるかを判断し、その組み合わせの色見本の酸価の間の値が、測定対象となる食用油脂の酸価であると概算するしかない。また、色の見え方には個人差があり、測定環境によって色の見え方が異なることがあるため、試験紙や食用油脂の色が同じであっても複数のユーザの間、又は測定環境の違いによって判定結果が異なる場合がある。なお、こうした課題は、食用油脂に限らず、潤滑油等、他の用途で用いられる油脂の酸価を測定する場合においても概ね共通したものである。   However, while the measurement method using the test paper and the colorimetric mask described above has the advantage that it can be easily measured, it is a sensory test in which the user determines the color of the edible oil and fat in the test paper and the container with the naked eye . In addition, a user who is skilled in measurement does not necessarily measure the acid value. For this reason, the accuracy of the acid value obtained through the measurement method is not necessarily high, and there is a problem that variations occur among the measuring users. That is, when the color of the edible oil and fat in the test paper and the container does not match any of the plurality of color samples, it is determined which combination of color samples the color to be measured becomes the intermediate color of the combination It can only be estimated that the value between the sample acid numbers is the acid number of the edible fat to be measured. In addition, there are individual differences in how colors are displayed, and the appearance of colors may differ depending on the measurement environment. Therefore, even if the colors of the test paper and the edible oil and fat are the same, a plurality of users or the measurement environment Judgment results may differ depending on the difference. In addition, such a subject is generally common also when measuring the acid value of fats and oils used not only for edible fats and oils but lubricating oil etc. in other uses.

本発明は、このような実情に鑑みてなされたものであり、その目的は、油脂の状態を簡単に測定することができ、且つその精度を向上することのできる油脂状態測定装置を提供することにある。   The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a fat and oil state measuring device capable of easily measuring the state of fat and oil and improving the accuracy thereof. It is in.

上記課題を解決する油脂状態測定装置は、油脂の状態を測定する油脂状態測定装置であって、前記油脂を透過した可視光域の光の明度に基づいて前記油脂の酸価を測定する酸価測定部を備える。   The fat and oil state measuring device which solves the above-mentioned subject is a fat and oil state measuring device which measures the state of fats and oils, and is an acid value which measures the acid value of the fats and oils based on the lightness of the light of visible light which penetrated the fats and oils. The measuring unit is provided.

発明者らは、油脂の酸価と油脂の色のR値(RGBカラーモデルの赤色成分)、G値(RGBカラーモデルの緑色成分)、及びB値(RGBカラーモデルの青色成分)との間に相関性があることを見出した。上記構成によれば、油脂の酸価が、油脂中に可視光を透過させることで測定されるため、従来の酸価を求めるための滴定法に比べて、簡単に測定することができる。また、酸価測定部によって透過光の明度に基づいて酸価を測定するため、試験紙を用いた酸価の測定に比べ、精度を高めるとともに、測定者の間で生じるばらつきも抑制することができ、油脂の酸価について客観的な情報を得ることができる。さらに、可視光を用いるため、より高い波長を用いる場合に比べ、減衰しにくいので外乱に強くすることができる。なお、明度は、√(R^2+G^2+B^2)に限らず、R値とG値とB値とのいずれか2つから得られる、√(R^2+G^2)、√(R^2+B^2)、√(G^2+B^2)も含み、更に、R値、G値、B値の各値も含む。   The present inventors have determined between the acid value of fat and oil and the R value (red component of RGB color model), the G value (green component of RGB color model), and the B value (blue component of RGB color model) of fat and oil color. Was found to be correlated. According to the above configuration, the acid value of the fat or oil is measured by transmitting visible light into the fat or oil, so it can be easily measured as compared with the conventional titration method for determining the acid value. In addition, because the acid number is measured by the acid number measurement unit based on the brightness of transmitted light, accuracy can be enhanced and variations among the measurement persons can be suppressed as compared to the measurement of the acid number using test paper. It is possible to obtain objective information on the acid value of fats and oils. Furthermore, since visible light is used, it is difficult to attenuate as compared with the case of using a higher wavelength, so it can be made more resistant to disturbances. The lightness is not limited to √ (R ^ 2 + G ^ 2 + B ^ 2) but can be obtained from any two of R value, G value and B value, √ (R ^ 2 + G ^ 2), √ (R ^ It also includes 2 + B ^ 2) and √ (G ^ 2 + B ^ 2), and further includes each value of R value, G value, and B value.

上記油脂状態測定装置について、前記酸価測定部は、前記明度と前記酸価との対応関係を定義されたテーブルを記憶する記憶部を備えることが好ましい。
上記構成によれば、テーブルに基づいて明度に対応する酸価を求めることができる。
It is preferable that the said acid value measurement part is provided with the memory | storage part which memorize | stores the table which defined the correspondence of the said brightness and the said acid value about the said fat-and-oils state measuring apparatus.
According to the above configuration, the acid value corresponding to the lightness can be obtained based on the table.

上記油脂状態測定装置について、前記テーブルは、第1のテーブルと、当該第1のテーブルとは前記明度と前記酸価との対応関係が異なる第2のテーブルとを含み、前記酸価測定部は、油脂の使用環境に応じて前記第1のテーブルと前記第2のテーブルとを切り替えることが好ましい。   In the fat and oil state measuring device, the table includes a first table and a second table in which the correspondence between the lightness and the acid value is different from the first table, and the acid value measuring unit It is preferable to switch between the first table and the second table in accordance with the use environment of fats and oils.

油脂は、例えば揚げ調理を行う食品に応じて同じ酸価に対する明度が異なる。そこで、上記構成によれば、揚げ調理を行う食品等、油脂の使用環境に応じてテーブルを切り替えることにより、的確な測定を行うことができるようになる。   The fats and oils differ in the lightness with respect to the same acid value, for example according to the foodstuffs which fry-cook. Therefore, according to the above configuration, accurate measurement can be performed by switching the table according to the use environment of fats and oils, such as food to be fried and cooked.

上記油脂状態測定装置について、前記テーブルは、前記明度に対応する前記酸価に幅があるテーブルであり、前記酸価測定部は、油脂の使用環境に応じて前記明度に対応する酸価を変更することが好ましい。   In the fat and oil state measuring device, the table is a table having a width in the acid value corresponding to the lightness, and the acid value measurement unit changes the acid value corresponding to the lightness according to the use environment of the fat and oil It is preferable to do.

上記構成によれば、揚げ調理を行う食品等、油脂の使用環境に応じて測定される酸価を変更することができるようになる。
上記油脂状態測定装置について、前記酸価測定部は、測定した前記油脂の酸価を電圧値に変換して出力することが好ましい。
According to the above configuration, it is possible to change the acid value to be measured according to the use environment of fats and oils, such as food to be fried and cooked.
It is preferable that the said acid value measurement part converts the acid value of the measured said fats and oils into a voltage value, and it outputs it about the said fat-and-oils state measuring apparatus.

上記構成によれば、測定部から電圧値が入力された装置は、酸価の情報を動作情報に変換する必要がなく、測定部から入力された電圧値に応じて動作することができるようになる。   According to the above configuration, the device to which the voltage value is input from the measurement unit does not have to convert the information of the acid value into the operation information, and can operate according to the voltage value input from the measurement unit. Become.

本発明によれば、油脂の状態を簡単に測定することができ、且つその精度を向上することができる。   ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the state of fats and oils can be measured simply, and the precision can be improved.

油脂状態測定装置の第1の実施形態の概略構成を示す図。BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The figure which shows schematic structure of 1st Embodiment of a fat-and-oil state measuring apparatus. 同実施形態の油脂状態測定装置のフライヤーに対する設置状態を示す図。The figure which shows the installation state with respect to the fryer of the fats-and-oils measuring device of the embodiment. 同実施形態の油脂状態測定装置における酸価と光の強度との関係を示すグラフ。The graph which shows the relation between the acid value and the intensity of light in the oil-fats measuring device of the embodiment. 同実施形態の油脂状態測定装置が用いる相関情報を示すグラフ。The graph which shows the correlation information which the oil-fat-state measurement apparatus of the embodiment uses. 油脂状態測定装置が用いる相関情報の変形例を示すグラフ。The graph which shows the modification of the correlation information which a fat-and-oils state measuring device uses.

図1〜図4を参照して、油脂状態測定装置の一実施形態を説明する。本実施形態の油脂状態測定装置は、食用油脂の酸価を測定する装置である。食用油脂は、食材を揚げる揚げ物調理器であるフライヤーに貯留されて加熱されて用いられ、食材を揚げることを繰り返すことで劣化が進行する。   One embodiment of the fat and oil state measuring device will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 4. The fat and oil state measuring device of the present embodiment is a device for measuring the acid value of edible fat and oil. Edible fats and oils are stored in a fryer, which is a frying cooker for frying food, and are heated and used, and deterioration is advanced by repeating frying food.

図1に示すように、油脂状態測定装置1は、検出センサ10と、検出センサ10に電気的に接続された測定部30とを備えている。
検出センサ10は、センサ本体11と、検出部20と、センサ本体11と検出部20とを接続する一対の第1パイプ25及び第2パイプ26とを備えている。センサ本体11は、ホルダ15とホルダ15の上部を覆うカバー19とを備えている。ホルダ15及びカバー19は、アルミニウム合金等の金属、又は樹脂からなる。ホルダ15の下部には、第1パイプ25及び第2パイプ26の基端を固定するパイプ固定部16がボルトにより固定されている。なお、第1パイプ25及び第2パイプ26の固定方法は、溶接であっても、第1パイプ25及び第2パイプ26の基端に雄ねじ又は雌ねじを設けてパイプ固定部16に締結してもよい。また、第1パイプ25及び第2パイプ26の基端をセンサ本体11に直接固定してもよい。
As shown in FIG. 1, the fat and oil state measurement device 1 includes a detection sensor 10 and a measurement unit 30 electrically connected to the detection sensor 10.
The detection sensor 10 includes a sensor body 11, a detection unit 20, and a pair of first pipes 25 and a second pipe 26 which connect the sensor body 11 and the detection unit 20. The sensor main body 11 includes a holder 15 and a cover 19 that covers the upper portion of the holder 15. The holder 15 and the cover 19 are made of metal such as aluminum alloy or resin. A pipe fixing portion 16 for fixing the base ends of the first pipe 25 and the second pipe 26 is fixed to a lower portion of the holder 15 by a bolt. The first pipe 25 and the second pipe 26 may be fixed by welding, or by providing an external or internal thread at the base end of the first pipe 25 and the second pipe 26 and fastening it to the pipe fixing portion 16. Good. Further, the proximal ends of the first pipe 25 and the second pipe 26 may be directly fixed to the sensor main body 11.

検出部20には、第1パイプ25及び第2パイプ26の先端が嵌装されている。検出部20と、第1パイプ25及び第2パイプ26の先端との固定方法は、溶接であっても、雄ねじ又は雌ねじによる締結であってもよい。検出部20内には、第1パイプ25に連通する90°屈曲した第1連通路27が形成されるとともに、第2パイプ26に連通する90°屈曲した第2連通路28が形成されている。第1連通路27の屈曲部には光路を90°変更するように第1プリズム21が設けられている。第2連通路28の屈曲部には光路を90°変更するように第2プリズム22が設けられている。検出部20の中央には、間隙17が形成されている。検出部20には、間隙17を挟んで第1光学窓23及び第2光学窓24が密閉されて設けられている。   The ends of the first pipe 25 and the second pipe 26 are fitted in the detection unit 20. The detection method of the detection unit 20 and the tips of the first pipe 25 and the second pipe 26 may be welding, or fastening with an external thread or an internal thread. In the detection unit 20, a first communication passage 27 bent at 90 ° communicating with the first pipe 25 is formed, and a second communication passage 28 bent at 90 ° communicating with the second pipe 26 is formed. . A first prism 21 is provided at a bent portion of the first communication path 27 so as to change the optical path by 90 °. A second prism 22 is provided at a bent portion of the second communication passage 28 so as to change the optical path by 90 °. At the center of the detection unit 20, a gap 17 is formed. In the detection unit 20, the first optical window 23 and the second optical window 24 are provided in a sealed manner with the gap 17 interposed therebetween.

ホルダ15は、第1収容部11aを備えている。第1収容部11aはカバー19によって覆われている。ホルダ15及びカバー19によって区画される空間には、回路基板12が収容されている。回路基板12は、ホルダ15側へボルト11cにより固定されている。回路基板12の底面には、1つの発光部13と、1又は複数の受光部14とが実装されている。   The holder 15 includes a first accommodating portion 11 a. The first housing portion 11 a is covered by a cover 19. The circuit board 12 is accommodated in a space defined by the holder 15 and the cover 19. The circuit board 12 is fixed to the holder 15 side by bolts 11 c. One light emitting unit 13 and one or more light receiving units 14 are mounted on the bottom surface of the circuit board 12.

発光部13は、白色の可視光域の光を出射する光源であって、白色LED等から構成される。発光部13は、光を第1プリズム21に出射可能な向きで回路基板12に固定されている。各受光部14は、R(赤)、G(緑)、B(青)といった色成分毎に光の強度を検出するセンサであって、フォトダイオードやカラーフィルタを備えている。各受光部14は、第2プリズム22側から出射される光を受光可能な位置にそれぞれ固定されている。   The light emitting unit 13 is a light source that emits light in the white visible light range, and is configured of a white LED or the like. The light emitting unit 13 is fixed to the circuit board 12 in a direction in which light can be emitted to the first prism 21. Each light receiving unit 14 is a sensor that detects the intensity of light for each color component such as R (red), G (green), and B (blue), and includes a photodiode and a color filter. Each light receiving unit 14 is fixed at a position where it can receive light emitted from the second prism 22 side.

ホルダ15には、発光部13が出射した光を通過させる第1通過孔11dが貫通している。第1通過孔11dのうち発光部13側の端部に対して反対側となる端部には第1パイプ25が設けられている。また、ホルダ15には、検出部20を通過し、第1プリズム21及び第2プリズム22によって反射した光が第2パイプ26を通過した後通過する第2通過孔11eが貫通している。受光部14は、第2通過孔11eを通過した光を受光可能な位置に取り付けられている。第2通過孔11eのうち、受光部14側の端部に対して反対側となる端部には第2パイプ26が設けられている。すなわち、発光部13から出射した光は、第1通過孔11d→第1パイプ25→第1連通路27(第1プリズム21)→第1光学窓23→間隙17→第2光学窓24→第2連通路28(第2プリズム22)→第2パイプ26→第2通過孔11eを通過して受光部14に到達する。   The holder 15 is penetrated by a first passage hole 11 d through which the light emitted from the light emitting unit 13 passes. A first pipe 25 is provided at an end of the first passage hole 11d opposite to the end on the light emitting unit 13 side. Further, in the holder 15, a second passage hole 11 e which passes through the detection unit 20 and through which the light reflected by the first prism 21 and the second prism 22 passes after passing through the second pipe 26 penetrates. The light receiving unit 14 is attached at a position where it can receive the light having passed through the second passage hole 11 e. A second pipe 26 is provided at an end of the second passage hole 11 e opposite to the end on the light receiving unit 14 side. That is, the light emitted from the light emitting unit 13 is transmitted through the first passage hole 11 d, the first pipe 25, the first communication passage 27 (the first prism 21), the first optical window 23, the gap 17, the second optical window 24, and the second light window 24. The light passes through the second communication passage 28 (second prism 22) → the second pipe 26 → the second passage hole 11e to reach the light receiving unit 14.

また回路基板12の上面には、信号線及び電源線が束ねられた信号・電源線18が接続されている。各受光部14が検出した色成分毎の光強度は、例えば回路基板12に設けられた変換回路によって電圧信号等に変換されて信号・電源線18を介して測定部30に送信される。   Further, on the top surface of the circuit board 12, a signal / power supply line 18 in which signal lines and power supply lines are bundled is connected. The light intensity of each color component detected by each light receiving unit 14 is converted into a voltage signal or the like by, for example, a conversion circuit provided on the circuit board 12 and transmitted to the measurement unit 30 via the signal / power supply line 18.

測定部30は、演算部、揮発性記憶部及び不揮発性記憶部を有し、検出センサ10から入力した検出信号を用いて、不揮発性記憶部に格納されたプログラムを実行することにより各種演算を行う。測定部30は、酸価測定部に対応する。   The measuring unit 30 includes a computing unit, a volatile storage unit, and a non-volatile storage unit, and executes various programs by executing a program stored in the non-volatile storage unit using a detection signal input from the detection sensor 10. Do. The measurement unit 30 corresponds to an acid value measurement unit.

測定部30は、検出センサ10から入力した検出信号に応じて、透過光のR(赤)の強度を示すR値、G(緑)の強度を示すG値、B(青)の強度を示すB値を算出する。また、測定部30は、R値、G値、及びB値に基づき、明度ΔEを算出する。   The measurement unit 30 indicates an R value indicating the intensity of R (red) of the transmitted light, a G value indicating the intensity of G (green), and an intensity of B (blue) according to the detection signal input from the detection sensor 10 Calculate the B value. The measuring unit 30 also calculates the lightness ΔE based on the R value, the G value, and the B value.

明度ΔEは、以下の式(1)で求めることができる。なお、「R」はR値、「G」はG値、「B」はB値を示す。また、明度ΔEは式(1)によらず、明度を測定可能なセンサによって直接測定しても構わない。   The lightness ΔE can be obtained by the following equation (1). Note that "R" indicates an R value, "G" indicates a G value, and "B" indicates a B value. Further, the lightness ΔE may be measured directly by a sensor capable of measuring the lightness regardless of the equation (1).

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測定部30は、明度ΔEと酸価との関係を示す相関情報を不揮発性記憶部に記録している。測定部30は、相関情報を用いて、算出した明度ΔEに応じた酸価を求める。そして、測定部30は、求めた酸価を出力する。
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The measurement unit 30 records correlation information indicating the relationship between the lightness ΔE and the acid value in the non-volatile storage unit. The measuring unit 30 uses the correlation information to obtain an acid value corresponding to the calculated lightness ΔE. And the measurement part 30 outputs the calculated | required acid value.

また油脂状態測定装置1は、表示部31を備えている。表示部31は、測定部30から入力した酸価を、例えば「1.0」のように数値で表示する。ユーザは、表示部31に表示された数値を、劣化の基準とされる基準値と比較して、食用油脂の交換や継ぎ足しの要否を判断する。なお、表示部31は、酸価が基準値を超えているときに食用油脂の交換を促してもよい。   Moreover, the fat and oil state measurement device 1 includes a display unit 31. The display unit 31 displays the acid value input from the measurement unit 30 numerically, for example, "1.0". The user compares the numerical value displayed on the display unit 31 with a reference value used as a reference for deterioration to determine whether it is necessary to replace or add edible fats and oils. Display part 31 may urge exchange of edible fats and oils when the acid value exceeds a standard value.

図2に示すように、検出センサ10は、フライヤー40に取り付けられる。フライヤー40は、食用油脂を貯留する油槽41を備えている。油槽41の内部には、油槽41に貯留された食用油脂を加熱する加熱部42が設けられている。加熱部42は、電気式、ガス式等のいずれであってもよい。   As shown in FIG. 2, the detection sensor 10 is attached to the fryer 40. The fryer 40 includes an oil tank 41 that stores edible fats and oils. Inside the oil tank 41, a heating unit 42 for heating the edible fat and oil stored in the oil tank 41 is provided. The heating unit 42 may be any of an electric type, a gas type, and the like.

油槽41の下部には、油槽41内の食用油脂を排出する排出路43が接続されている。排出路43の先端は、排出された食用油脂を回収する容器45内に開口している。排出路43には、開閉弁44が取り付けられている。開閉弁44は、開状態とすることで食用油脂が排出路43を通過可能とし、閉状態とすることで食用油脂が排出路43を通過不可能とする。開閉弁44は例えばバタフライ弁や電磁弁である。   At the lower part of the oil tank 41, a discharge path 43 for discharging the edible oil and fat in the oil tank 41 is connected. The tip of the discharge passage 43 is opened in a container 45 for collecting the discharged edible oil and fat. An open / close valve 44 is attached to the discharge passage 43. The on-off valve 44 enables the edible oil and fat to pass through the discharge passage 43 by opening the valve 44 and prevents the edible oil and fat from passing through the discharge passage 43 by closing the open / close valve 44. The on-off valve 44 is, for example, a butterfly valve or a solenoid valve.

検出センサ10は、フライヤー40の油槽41に取り付けられている。すなわち、検出センサ10の測定室である間隙17は、油槽41内に設けられ、貯留された食用油脂に浸される。なお、検出センサ10を矢印のように移動させる移動機構(図示略)を備えることが望ましい。検出センサ10は、油槽41の食用油脂の加熱温度に対応している。   The detection sensor 10 is attached to the oil tank 41 of the fryer 40. That is, the gap 17 which is a measurement chamber of the detection sensor 10 is provided in the oil tank 41, and is immersed in the stored edible oil and fat. Preferably, a moving mechanism (not shown) for moving the detection sensor 10 as indicated by an arrow is provided. The detection sensor 10 corresponds to the heating temperature of the edible fat and oil of the oil tank 41.

図3及び図4を参照して、相関情報について説明する。
図3に示すグラフは、横軸が酸価、縦軸が光の強度、すなわちR値、G値、B値を示す。R値、G値、B値はすべて、酸価が大きくなるに伴い低下する。R値、G値、及びB値のうち、B値は、酸価が大きくなるに伴い、最も大きく低下する。また、R値、G値、及びB値のうち、R値は、酸価の増大に伴う低下量が最も小さい。
The correlation information will be described with reference to FIGS. 3 and 4.
In the graph shown in FIG. 3, the abscissa represents the acid value, and the ordinate represents the light intensity, that is, the R value, the G value, and the B value. The R value, the G value, and the B value all decrease as the acid value increases. Among the R value, the G value, and the B value, the B value decreases most greatly as the acid value increases. In addition, among the R value, the G value, and the B value, the R value has the smallest decrease with the increase of the acid value.

図4に示すグラフの横軸は明度ΔEであり、縦軸は酸価である。線Aは、食用油脂に投入される食材が食肉である場合の明度ΔE及び酸価の変化を示し、線Bは、食用油脂に投入される食材が野菜である場合の明度ΔE及び酸価の変化を示し、線Cは、食用油脂に投入される食材が食肉及び野菜の両方である場合の明度ΔE及び酸価の変化を示す。測定部30の不揮発性記憶部には、このグラフのデータが、明度ΔEと酸価との対応関係が定義されたテーブルの状態で記憶されている。このテーブルは、食用油脂の種類毎、食材毎に予め作成された複数のテーブルを含む。なお、複数のテーブルが第1のテーブル及び第2のテーブルに相当する。   The horizontal axis of the graph shown in FIG. 4 is the lightness ΔE, and the vertical axis is the acid value. Line A shows the change in lightness ΔE and acid value when the food to be added to the edible oil and fat is meat, and line B shows lightness ΔE and acid value when the food to be added to the edible oil and fat is vegetable A change is shown, and a line C shows a change in lightness ΔE and an acid value when the food to be fed to the edible oil and fat is both meat and vegetables. The non-volatile storage unit of the measurement unit 30 stores data of this graph in the form of a table in which the correspondence between the lightness ΔE and the acid value is defined. This table includes a plurality of tables prepared in advance for each type of edible oil and fat, and for each food. The plurality of tables correspond to the first table and the second table.

次に、油脂状態測定装置1の動作について説明する。
測定部30の図示しない操作部をユーザが操作して、測定対象の食用油脂が食肉に使用されるか野菜に使用されるかを選択する。測定部30は、物体情報である食材情報を取得すると、食用油脂の使用環境として食材に応じてテーブルを切り替える。
Next, the operation of the fat and oil state measuring device 1 will be described.
The user operates the operation unit (not shown) of the measurement unit 30 to select whether the edible oil or fat to be measured is used for meat or vegetables. If the measurement part 30 acquires the foodstuffs information which is object information, it will switch a table according to a foodstuff as a use environment of edible oil and fats.

測定部30は、移動機構によって検出センサ10の間隙17を食用油脂に浸させる。測定部30は、検出センサ10から検出信号を取得すると、食用油脂の酸価を算出するとともに、移動機構によって検出センサ10を食用油脂から取り出させる。なお、測定部30は、食用油脂の酸価を定期的に測定してもよいし、随時測定してもよい。また、ユーザが食用油脂の酸価を測定するように操作した際に測定部30が食用油脂の酸価を測定してもよい。   The measurement unit 30 causes the gap 17 of the detection sensor 10 to be immersed in the edible fat and oil by the moving mechanism. When acquiring the detection signal from the detection sensor 10, the measurement unit 30 calculates the acid value of the edible oil and fat, and causes the moving mechanism to extract the detection sensor 10 from the edible oil and fat. In addition, the measurement part 30 may measure the acid value of an edible oil and fat regularly, and may measure it at any time. When the user operates to measure the acid value of the edible oil or fat, the measuring unit 30 may measure the acid value of the edible oil or fat.

また、検出センサ10の耐熱温度が油槽41の食用油脂の加熱温度よりも低い場合には、以下のように動作する。測定部30は、油槽41内の食用油脂の温度を検出する温度センサから温度を取得して、油槽41の食用油脂の温度が検出センサ10の耐熱温度以下に低下しているか否かを確認する。測定部30は、油槽41の食用油脂の温度が検出センサ10の耐熱温度以下に低下していると確認すると、移動機構によって検出センサ10の間隙17を食用油脂に浸させる。測定部30は、検出センサ10から検出信号を取得すると、食用油脂の酸価を算出するとともに、移動機構によって検出センサ10を食用油脂から取り出させる。   Moreover, when the heat-resistant temperature of the detection sensor 10 is lower than the heating temperature of the edible oil and fat of the oil tank 41, it operate | moves as follows. The measurement unit 30 obtains the temperature from the temperature sensor that detects the temperature of the edible oil and fat in the oil tank 41, and checks whether the temperature of the edible oil and fat in the oil tank 41 is lower than the heat-resistant temperature of the detection sensor 10 or not. . If the measurement part 30 confirms that the temperature of the edible oil and fat of the oil tank 41 has fallen below the heat-resistant temperature of the detection sensor 10, it will make the clearance 17 of the detection sensor 10 dip in edible oil and fat by a moving mechanism. When acquiring the detection signal from the detection sensor 10, the measurement unit 30 calculates the acid value of the edible oil and fat, and causes the moving mechanism to extract the detection sensor 10 from the edible oil and fat.

ユーザは、検出センサ10を作動させて、発光部13から白色光を出射させる。なお、透過光のR値とB値や、透過光のG値とB値など、特定の組み合わせでのみ照射する場合は、白色LED等の代わりに、赤色と青色成分のみ含む光や、緑色と青色成分のみ含む光を発光可能なLED等を用いることができる。   The user operates the detection sensor 10 to emit white light from the light emitting unit 13. In addition, when irradiating only with a specific combination, such as R value and B value of transmitted light, and G value and B value of transmitted light, light including only red and blue components, and green instead of white LED etc. An LED or the like capable of emitting light containing only a blue component can be used.

測定部30は、受光部14から入力した信号に基づき、R値、G値、及びB値を算出し、明度ΔEを演算する。また、測定部30は、不揮発性記憶部に格納された相関情報のテーブルを読み出し、選択された食材に応じた情報を抽出する。そして、測定部30は、相関情報のテーブルに基づき、明度ΔEに対応する酸価を求める。測定部30は、酸価を求めると、表示部31に出力する。   The measuring unit 30 calculates the R value, the G value, and the B value based on the signal input from the light receiving unit 14 and calculates the lightness ΔE. Further, the measurement unit 30 reads the table of the correlation information stored in the non-volatile storage unit, and extracts the information according to the selected food. And the measurement part 30 calculates | requires the acid value corresponding to lightness (DELTA) E based on the table of correlation information. When the acid value is obtained, the measuring unit 30 outputs the acid value to the display unit 31.

以上説明したように、本実施形態によれば、以下の効果が得られるようになる。
(1)食用油脂の酸価が、食用油脂中に可視光域の光を透過させることで測定されるため、従来の酸価を求めるための滴定法に比べて、簡単に測定することができる。また、測定部30によって透過光の明度に基づいて酸価を測定するため、試験紙を用いた酸価の測定に比べ、精度を高めるとともに、測定者の間で生じるばらつきも抑制することができ、食用油脂の酸価について客観的な情報を得ることができる。さらに、可視光を用いるため、より高い波長を用いる場合に比べ、減衰しにくいので外乱に強くすることができる。
As described above, according to the present embodiment, the following effects can be obtained.
(1) Since the acid value of the edible oil and fat is measured by transmitting light in the visible light range into the edible oil and fat, it can be easily measured as compared with the conventional titration method for determining the acid value. . In addition, since the acid number is measured by the measurement unit 30 based on the brightness of the transmitted light, accuracy can be enhanced and variations occurring among the measurement persons can be suppressed as compared to the measurement of the acid number using test paper. It is possible to obtain objective information on the acid value of edible fats and oils. Furthermore, since visible light is used, it is difficult to attenuate as compared with the case of using a higher wavelength, so it can be made more resistant to disturbances.

(2)明度ΔEと酸価との対応関係が定義されたテーブルに基づいて明度に対応する酸価を求めることができる。
(3)揚げ調理を行う食品等、油脂の使用環境に応じてテーブルを切り替えることにより、的確な測定を行うことができる。
(2) The acid value corresponding to the lightness can be determined based on a table in which the correspondence relationship between the lightness ΔE and the acid value is defined.
(3) Accurate measurement can be performed by switching the table according to the use environment of fats and oils, such as foods to be fried and cooked.

なお、上記実施形態は、これを適宜変更した以下の形態にて実施することもできる。
・上記実施形態では、明度と酸価との対応関係が異なる複数のテーブルを用いた。しかしながら、図5に示すように、明度に対応する酸価に幅があるテーブルを用いて、測定部30が油脂の使用環境に応じて明度に対応する酸価を変更するようにしてもよい。例えば、初期値は明度に対応する酸価が実線の値に設定されており、野菜のみを揚げ調理するときには明度に対応する酸価を一点鎖線で示す下限寄りに変更し、同じ食用油脂において食肉のみを揚げ調理するときには明度に対応する酸価を破線で示す上限寄りに変更する。このような構成によれば、揚げ調理を行う食品等、油脂の使用環境に応じて測定される酸価を変更することができるようになる。
In addition, the said embodiment can also be implemented with the following forms which changed this suitably.
-In the said embodiment, several tables from which the correspondence of a brightness and an acid value differs are used. However, as shown in FIG. 5, the measuring unit 30 may change the acid value corresponding to the lightness according to the use environment of the fat and oil, using a table having a range of the acid value corresponding to the lightness. For example, the initial value is the acid value corresponding to the lightness is set to the value of the solid line, when cooking only vegetables, the acid value corresponding to the lightness is changed to the lower limit shown by the dashed dotted line When cooking only fried food, the acid value corresponding to the lightness is changed to the upper limit indicated by a broken line. According to such a configuration, it is possible to change the acid value to be measured according to the use environment of the oil and fat, such as food to be fried and cooked.

・上記実施形態では、明度として式(1)にて得られるΔEを採用したが、明度は、√(R^2+G^2+B^2)に限らず、R値とG値とB値とのいずれか2つから得られる、√(R^2+G^2)、√(R^2+B^2)、√(G^2+B^2)を採用してもよく、更に、R値、G値、B値の各値を採用してもよい。これらいずれの明度であっても、図3に示すように、酸価の上昇に対して強度が低下するため、油脂の状態を簡単に測定することができ、且つその精度を向上することができる。   In the above embodiment, ΔE obtained by the equation (1) is adopted as the lightness, but the lightness is not limited to √ (R ^ 2 + G ^ 2 + B ^ 2), and any of R value, G value and B value Alternatively, R (R ^ 2 + G ^ 2), √ (R ^ 2 + B ^ 2), and √ (G ^ 2 + B ^ 2) obtained from two or more may be adopted, and further, R value, G value, B value Each value of may be adopted. With any of these lightnesses, as shown in FIG. 3, the strength decreases as the acid value increases, so the state of the oil can be easily measured, and its accuracy can be improved. .

・上記実施形態では、受光部14を、R(赤)、G(緑)、B(青)といった色成分毎に光の強度を検出するセンサとしたが、受光部14を、R(赤)、G(緑)、B(青)の色成分のうち必要な色成分のみを検出するセンサとしてもよい。   In the above embodiment, the light receiving unit 14 is a sensor that detects the intensity of light for each color component such as R (red), G (green), and B (blue). It is good also as a sensor which detects only a required color component among color components of G (green) and B (blue).

・上記実施形態では、表示部31は、酸価を数値で表示した。これ以外の態様として、酸価が基準値未満であるか基準値以上であるかをユーザが識別可能に出力してもよい。例えば、測定した酸価が予め設定された基準値未満の場合に青色の光を出射するランプを点灯させ、測定した酸価が基準値以上の場合に赤色の光を出射するランプを点灯させてもよい。あるいは、測定した酸価が基準値未満であるか否かをマークで識別可能に表示部31に表示してもよい。あるいは、音声、音、振動その他ユーザが識別可能な方法により、測定した酸価が基準値未満であるか否か示しても良い。   -In the said embodiment, the display part 31 displayed the acid value by the numerical value. As another mode, the user may output identifiably whether the acid value is less than the reference value or greater than or equal to the reference value. For example, a lamp that emits blue light is turned on when the measured acid value is less than a preset reference value, and a lamp that emits red light is turned on when the measured acid value is greater than or equal to the reference value. It is also good. Alternatively, whether or not the measured acid value is less than the reference value may be displayed on the display unit 31 so as to be distinguishable by a mark. Alternatively, it may indicate whether the measured acid value is less than the reference value by means of voice, sound, vibration or any other method that can be identified by the user.

・上記実施形態では、測定部30の測定結果を表示部31に出力したが、測定部30の測定結果をフライヤー40の制御装置に出力して、測定部30の測定結果をフライヤー40の制御に用いてもよい。測定部30は、酸価を電圧値に変換して電圧としてフライヤー40の制御装置に出力してもよい。このようにすれば、フライヤー40の制御装置は、電圧値に応じて動作させることができる。   In the above embodiment, although the measurement result of the measurement unit 30 is output to the display unit 31, the measurement result of the measurement unit 30 is output to the control device of the flyer 40, and the measurement result of the measurement unit 30 is controlled to the flyer 40. You may use. The measuring unit 30 may convert the acid value into a voltage value and output the voltage value to the control device of the fryer 40. In this way, the control device of the fryer 40 can be operated according to the voltage value.

・上記実施形態において、油脂状態測定装置1がフライヤー40から情報を取得して、フライヤーの揚げ条件(温度、時間等)に基づいてテーブルを変更してもよい。例えば、食肉は170℃で揚げ、野菜は180℃で揚げると大別できるので、170℃で揚げる回数が多いときには、食肉の揚げ調理が多いと判断し、食肉を揚げる使用環境に応じた測定とすることも可能である。   In the above embodiment, the fat and oil state measurement device 1 may acquire information from the fryer 40 and change the table based on the frying condition (temperature, time, etc.) of the fryer. For example, it can be roughly divided into fried meat at 170 ° C and fried vegetables at 180 ° C. Therefore, when the number of frying at 170 ° C is large, it is judged that frying of meat is frequent, and measurement according to the usage environment for frying meat It is also possible.

・上記実施形態において、油脂状態測定装置1がPOS(販売時点情報管理:Point Of Sales system)情報を取得して、POS情報に基づいてテーブルを変更してもよい。例えば、発注情報に基づき、食肉の発注量が多ければ、次回は食肉が多く揚げられると判断できるため、食肉を揚げる使用環境に応じた測定することも可能である。   In the above embodiment, the fat and oil state measurement device 1 may obtain POS (Point of Sales system) information and change the table based on the POS information. For example, if it is determined that the amount of meat ordered is large based on the order information, it can be determined that the amount of meat will be fried next time, so it is possible to measure according to the usage environment in which the meat is fried.

・上記実施形態では、検出センサ10を、第1プリズム21と第2プリズム22とを間隙17を介して配置した構成とし、発光部13から出射した光を、間隙17を通過させて受光部14にて受光させるようにしたが、検出センサ10はこの構成に限定されない。例えば、石英ガラス等からなるセルに食用油脂を入れ、発光部13から出射した光をセルに透過させ、透過光を受光部14に受光させるようにしてもよい。このようにしても油脂の状態を簡単に測定することができ、且つその精度を向上することができる。   In the above embodiment, the detection sensor 10 is configured such that the first prism 21 and the second prism 22 are disposed with the gap 17 therebetween, and the light emitted from the light emitting unit 13 passes through the gap 17 and is received by the light receiving unit 14. In the above, the detection sensor 10 is not limited to this configuration. For example, edible fat and oil may be put in a cell made of quartz glass or the like, light emitted from the light emitting unit 13 may be transmitted to the cell, and transmitted light may be received by the light receiving unit 14. Also in this case, the state of fat can be easily measured, and the accuracy can be improved.

・上記実施形態では、検出センサ10と測定部30とを別部材としたが、測定部30を検出センサ10に内蔵してもよい。このようにすれば、検出センサ10と測定部30とを信号・電源線18等で接続する必要がなく、検出センサ10のみで油脂状態を測定することが可能となる。   In the above embodiment, although the detection sensor 10 and the measurement unit 30 are separate members, the measurement unit 30 may be incorporated in the detection sensor 10. In this way, it is not necessary to connect the detection sensor 10 and the measurement unit 30 with the signal / power supply line 18 or the like, and it is possible to measure the fat and oil state only by the detection sensor 10.

・上記実施形態では、測定対象を食用油脂としたが、これ以外の油脂であってもよい。例えば、機械の潤滑油等の油脂を測定対象としてもよい。   -Although the object of measurement was used as the edible oil and fat in the above embodiment, other oils and fats may be used. For example, oils and fats such as a lubricating oil of a machine may be an object to be measured.

1…油脂状態測定装置、10…検出センサ、11…センサ本体、11a…第1収容部、11c…ボルト、11d…第1通過孔、11e…第2通過孔、12…回路基板、13…発光部、14…受光部、15…ホルダ、16…パイプ固定部、17…間隙、18…信号・電源線、19…カバー、20…検出部、21…第1プリズム、22…第2プリズム、23…第1光学窓、24…第2光学窓、25…第1パイプ、26…第2パイプ、27…第1連通路、28…第2連通路、30…測定部、31…表示部、40…フライヤー、41…油槽、42…加熱部、43…排出路、44…開閉弁、45…容器。   DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... fat-and-oils state measuring apparatus, 10 ... detection sensor, 11 ... sensor main body, 11a ... 1st accommodating part, 11c ... bolt, 11d ... 1st passage hole, 11e ... 2nd passage hole, 12 ... circuit board, 13 ... light emission Parts 14 light receiving part 15 holder 16 pipe fixing part 17 gap 18 signal / power wire 19 cover 20 detection part 21 first prism 22 second prism 23 ... 1st optical window, 24 ... 2nd optical window, 25 ... 1st pipe, 26 ... 2nd pipe, 27 ... 1st communicating path, 28 ... 2nd communicating path, 30 ... measuring part, 31 ... display part, 40 ... Fryer, 41 ... oil tank, 42 ... heating part, 43 ... discharge path, 44 ... on-off valve, 45 ... container.

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油脂の状態を測定する油脂状態測定装置であって、
前記油脂を透過した可視光域の光の明度に基づいて前記油脂の酸価を測定する酸価測定部を備える
油脂状態測定装置。
It is a fat and oil state measuring device that measures the state of fat and oil,
A fat and oil state measuring device comprising: an acid value measurement unit that measures an acid value of the fat and oil based on lightness of light in a visible light range transmitted through the fat and oil.
前記酸価測定部は、前記明度と前記酸価との対応関係が定義されたテーブルを記憶する記憶部を備える
請求項1に記載の油脂状態測定装置。
The fat and oil state measurement device according to claim 1, wherein the acid value measurement unit includes a storage unit that stores a table in which a correspondence between the lightness and the acid value is defined.
前記テーブルは、第1のテーブルと、当該第1のテーブルとは前記明度と前記酸価との対応関係が異なる第2のテーブルと、を含み、
前記酸価測定部は、油脂の使用環境に応じて前記第1のテーブルと前記第2のテーブルとを切り替える
請求項2に記載の油脂状態測定装置。
The table includes a first table, and a second table in which the correspondence between the lightness and the acid value is different from the first table.
The fat and oil state measurement device according to claim 2, wherein the acid value measurement unit switches between the first table and the second table according to a use environment of fat and oil.
前記テーブルは、前記明度に対応する前記酸価に幅があるテーブルであり、
前記酸価測定部は、油脂の使用環境に応じて前記明度に対応する酸価を変更する
請求項2に記載の油脂状態測定装置。
The table is a table having a width in the acid value corresponding to the lightness,
The fat and oil state measuring device according to claim 2, wherein the acid value measurement unit changes an acid value corresponding to the lightness according to a use environment of the fat and oil.
前記酸価測定部は、測定した前記油脂の酸価を電圧値に変換して出力する
請求項1〜4のいずれか一項に記載の油脂状態測定装置。
The fat and oil state measurement device according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the acid value measurement unit converts the measured acid value of the fat and oil into a voltage value and outputs the voltage value.
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