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JP5042765B2
JP5042765B2 JP2007258989A JP2007258989A JP5042765B2 JP 5042765 B2 JP5042765 B2 JP 5042765B2 JP 2007258989 A JP2007258989 A JP 2007258989A JP 2007258989 A JP2007258989 A JP 2007258989A JP 5042765 B2 JP5042765 B2 JP 5042765B2
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本発明は、計量皿に付着又は粘着する性質の被計量物(物品)を計量するために適した計量器に関する。 The present invention relates to a measuring instrument suitable for measuring objects to be weighed property of adhering or sticking to the weighing pan (article).

従来、重量にバラツキのある物品を複数集めて、所定の目標重量だけ袋又は容器詰めするに際しては、複数の計量器を備えた組合せ計量装置が用いられている。前記組合せ計量装置は、物品(被計量物)を所定量ずつ分散して個別に計量器で計量したのち、コンピュータで組合せ計算を行い、前記目標重量に最も近い組合せの被計量物を計量した計量器を選択するものである。   2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a combination weighing device including a plurality of weighing devices has been used to collect a plurality of articles having variations in weight and pack them into a bag or a container by a predetermined target weight. The combination weighing device disperses articles (weighing objects) by a predetermined amount and individually weighs them with a measuring instrument, and then performs a combination calculation with a computer, and weighs the weighing object of the combination closest to the target weight. To select the vessel.

組合せ計量装置は、計量器に対する被計量物の供給及び排出の方法の違いにより、自動式、半自動式、手動式に大別することができる。このうち、手動式の組合せ計量装置では、計量器への被計量物の供給及び排出作業は人手により行われる。   The combination weighing device can be roughly classified into an automatic type, a semi-automatic type, and a manual type according to the difference in the method of supplying and discharging the objects to be weighed. Among these, in the manual combination weighing device, the operation of supplying and discharging the objects to be weighed to the measuring device is performed manually.

手動式の組合せ計量装置は、例えば、特許文献1に示される構造のものである。特許文献1に記載の秤装置は、複数の計量器(秤量部)と組合せ演算を行う本体部とが一体として形成されている。そして、各計量器は、ロードセルに取り付けられた重点板上に、皿サポート、皿受板、及び計量皿(秤皿)を順に取り付けて構成されている。
実公平3−36894号公報
The manual combination weighing device has a structure shown in Patent Document 1, for example. In the weighing apparatus described in Patent Document 1, a plurality of weighing instruments (weighing units) and a main body unit that performs combination calculation are integrally formed. Each measuring instrument is configured by sequentially attaching a dish support, a dish receiving plate, and a weighing dish (weighing dish) on a weight plate attached to the load cell.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 3-36894

組合せ計量装置は食品の計量に用いられているが、この場合、乱切りや千切り等のカット野菜、総菜、レトルトパックのペースト状の具材、漬け物、練り物など、計量される被計量物は計量皿に付着又は粘着するものであることが多い。計量される被計量物が計量皿に付着又は粘着するものである場合、計量した被計量物を計量皿からスプーンやヘラ状部材で掻き取って排出せねばならない。特に、計量皿に対する被計量物の供給及び排出を手動により行う組合せ計量装置では、被計量物の排出作業が頻発するために作業効率が低く、時間がかかってしまう。また、計量皿に被計量物が付着して残ると、精確な計量を連続して行うことができなくなる。   The combination weighing device is used for weighing foods. In this case, weighed objects such as cut vegetables such as chopped and shredded vegetables, prepared dishes, paste-like ingredients for retort packs, pickles and pastes It often adheres to or adheres to. If the object to be weighed adheres to or sticks to the weighing pan, the weighed object must be scraped from the weighing pan with a spoon or spatula and discharged. In particular, in a combination weighing apparatus that manually supplies and discharges an object to be weighed from a weighing pan, the operation of discharging the object to be weighed frequently occurs, so that work efficiency is low and time is required. In addition, if an object to be weighed remains on the weighing pan, accurate weighing cannot be performed continuously.

本発明は上記のような課題を解決するためになされたものであって、計量皿に付着又は粘着する被計量物の該計量皿からの排出作業を簡易化できる計量器を提供することを目的とする。 The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a measuring instrument that can simplify the discharge operation of an object to be weighed that adheres to or adheres to a weighing pan from the weighing pan. And

本発明の解決しようとする課題は以上の如くであり、次にこの課題を解決するための手段を説明する。   The problem to be solved by the present invention is as described above. Next, means for solving the problem will be described.

本発明の計量器は、被計量物を保持する計量皿と該計量皿に保持されている被計量物の重量を計量する重量検出部とを備えた計量器であって、前記計量皿は、被計量物を保持する収容部を有し該収容部のうち少なくとも該被計量物と接する部分が網で成る皿本体と、前記重量検出部上に設置された受け皿と、前記受け皿に立設され前記皿本体を着脱可能に支持する支持具とを、備え、前記皿本体の収容部は、その凹み方向が反転する凹状の収容部材を有し、前記皿本体は、枠材と該枠材に張られた網で成る面材とで構成された一対の側板と、前記一対の側板間に配置された網で成る底板と、前記一対の側板間に略平行に配置され、前記底板を撓めた状態で該底板の相対する端辺を支承する二本の支承軸とを、備えており、前記収容部が前記一対の側板と前記底板とで構成され、前記凹状の収容部材が前記底板からなる。 The weighing instrument of the present invention is a weighing instrument including a weighing pan for holding an object to be weighed, and a weight detection unit for weighing the weight of the object to be weighed held on the weighing dish. A tray body having a storage section for holding an object to be weighed and having at least a portion of the storage section in contact with the object to be weighed made of a net, a tray installed on the weight detection section, and a stand placed on the tray A support for removably supporting the dish main body, the container main body housing portion having a concave housing member whose dent direction is reversed, and the dish main body is attached to the frame member and the frame member. A pair of side plates formed of a face material made of stretched nets, a bottom plate made of nets arranged between the pair of side plates, and arranged substantially in parallel between the pair of side plates to bend the bottom plate Two support shafts for supporting the opposite end sides of the bottom plate in the state where Is composed of side plates and said bottom plate, said recessed receiving member is made from the bottom plate.

本発明は、以下に示すような効果を奏する。   The present invention has the following effects.

本発明によれば、計量皿の被計量物の収容部が網で成るため、計量皿に被計量物が粘着することを防止でき、計量皿より被計量物を残すことなく取り除くことができる。また、計量皿から被計量物を取り除くために必要となる動作は、皿本体を支持具から外して上下に反転させるという単純なものである。よって、被計量物の計量皿から容器等への移し替え作業を簡易化することができ、作業効率の向上に寄与することができる。   According to the present invention, since the container of the object to be weighed of the weighing pan is made of a net, it is possible to prevent the object to be weighed from adhering to the weighing pan and to remove the object to be weighed from the weighing pan without leaving it. In addition, the operation required to remove the object to be weighed from the weighing pan is a simple operation in which the pan body is removed from the support and turned upside down. Therefore, the transfer operation | work from the weighing pan to a container etc. can be simplified and it can contribute to the improvement of work efficiency.

本発明の好ましい実施の形態を図面を参照しながら説明する。なお、以下では全ての図を通じて同一又は相当する要素には同一の参照符号を付して、その重複説明を省略する。   A preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the following description, the same or corresponding elements are denoted by the same reference symbols throughout the drawings, and redundant description thereof is omitted.

実施の形態1Embodiment 1

本発明の実施の形態1に係る計量器について説明する。図1は実施の形態1に係る計量器の側面図、図2は図1の計量器の平面図、図3は図2におけるX−X矢視断面図、図4は計量皿の使用形態を説明する断面図であり(a)は被計量物を収容した計量皿の様子を示す図,(b)は計量皿を上下反転させた様子を示す図,(c)は底面材が裏返った様子を示す図ある。   A measuring instrument according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention will be described. 1 is a side view of the weighing instrument according to the first embodiment, FIG. 2 is a plan view of the weighing instrument of FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along the line XX in FIG. 2, and FIG. It is sectional drawing explaining, (a) is a figure which shows the mode of the weighing pan which accommodated the to-be-measured object, (b) is a figure which shows a mode that the weighing pan was turned upside down, (c) is a state that the bottom material turned over FIG.

[計量器2]
図1に示すように、計量器2には、上部を載台30aとした重量検出部30と、前記重量検出部30の載台30a上に設置されて被計量物を保持する計量皿31とが、備えられている。この計量器2では、重量検出部30にて計量皿31に保持されている被計量物の重量が計量される。
[Weighing instrument 2]
As shown in FIG. 1, the weighing instrument 2 includes a weight detection unit 30 having an upper part 30 a as a top, and a weighing pan 31 that is installed on the stage 30 a of the weight detection part 30 and holds an object to be weighed. Is provided. In the weighing instrument 2, the weight of the object to be weighed held on the weighing pan 31 is measured by the weight detection unit 30.

[計量皿31]
先ず、計量皿31の構成について説明する。図2及び図3にも示すように、計量皿31には、重量検出部30の載台30a上に設置された受け皿69と、該受け皿69に立設された支持具72と、該支持具72に着脱可能に支持され、被計量物の収容部を設けた皿本体71とが、備えられている。この皿本体71の収容部は、少なくとも被計量物と接する部分が網で形作られている。
[Weighing pan 31]
First, the configuration of the weighing pan 31 will be described. As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the weighing pan 31 includes a receiving pan 69 installed on the mounting base 30 a of the weight detection unit 30, a support tool 72 standing on the receiving tray 69, and the support tool. 72 is provided so as to be detachably supported, and a dish main body 71 provided with an accommodation part for an object to be weighed. As for the accommodating part of this plate | board main body 71, the part which touches a to-be-measured object is formed with the net | network.

[皿本体71]
次に、皿本体71の構成について詳細に説明する。図1〜図3に示すように、皿本体71は、一対の側板81,81と、この側板81,81間に配置された底板82と、同じく側板81,81間に略平行に配置された二本の支承軸86,87とを備えており、これらの支承軸86,87は、底板82を撓めた状態で該底板82の相対する端辺を支承している。この皿本体71では、一対の側板81,81と底板82とで、被計量物の収容部が形成されている。
[Dish body 71]
Next, the configuration of the plate body 71 will be described in detail. As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the dish body 71 is disposed substantially parallel between the pair of side plates 81, 81, the bottom plate 82 disposed between the side plates 81, 81, and the side plates 81, 81. Two support shafts 86 and 87 are provided, and these support shafts 86 and 87 support opposite ends of the bottom plate 82 in a state where the bottom plate 82 is bent. In the dish main body 71, a pair of side plates 81, 81 and a bottom plate 82 form an accommodation portion for an object to be weighed.

側板81は、枠材81a,81bと該枠材81a,81bに張られた網で成る側面材81cとで構成されている。詳細には、側板81は、円弧状の上枠部材81aと、同じく円弧状の下枠部材81bと、上枠部材81aと下枠部材81bとの間に張られた側面材81cとで、外周が略舟形状に形成されている。   The side plate 81 includes frame members 81a and 81b and side members 81c made of a net stretched around the frame members 81a and 81b. More specifically, the side plate 81 includes an arcuate upper frame member 81a, an arcuate lower frame member 81b, and a side member 81c stretched between the upper frame member 81a and the lower frame member 81b. Is formed in an approximately boat shape.

側板81の一方の端部には、第一エンド部材83が設けられ、該第一エンド部材83に第一支承軸86の端部が固定されている。また、側板81の他方の端部には、第二エンド部材84が設けられている。第二エンド部材84には、平面視略コ字状のグリップ部84bと、平面視略コ字状の支持部84aとが、一体的に設けられている。この支持部84aの平面視略コ字の開口を閉じるように第二支承軸87が配置されて、該支持部84aに第二支承軸87が支持されている。これらの第一支承軸86と第二支承軸87とは、側板81,81間において略平行に配置されている。   A first end member 83 is provided at one end portion of the side plate 81, and the end portion of the first support shaft 86 is fixed to the first end member 83. A second end member 84 is provided at the other end of the side plate 81. The second end member 84 is integrally provided with a grip portion 84b having a substantially U shape in plan view and a support portion 84a having a substantially U shape in plan view. A second support shaft 87 is disposed so as to close the substantially U-shaped opening in plan view of the support portion 84a, and the second support shaft 87 is supported by the support portion 84a. The first bearing shaft 86 and the second bearing shaft 87 are disposed substantially in parallel between the side plates 81 and 81.

底板82は、網で成る略長方形状の底面材90と、該底面材90の長手方向の相対する端辺に各々固定された底板エンド部材88,89とで構成されている。これらの底板エンド部材88,89には筒部が設けられており、この筒部には第一支承軸86又は第二支承軸87がそれぞれ挿通されている。このように、一方の底板エンド部材88が第一支承軸86に支承され、他方の底板エンド部材89が第二支承軸87に支承されて、第一支承軸86と第二支承軸87との間に底板82が取り付けられる。第一支承軸86と第二支承軸87との間に取り付けられた底板82は、側板81,81と上下方向で重複する範囲で下方に撓んだ状態となるように、第一支承軸86と第二支承軸87との間の距離よりも大きい長手方向の大きさ(長さ)を有する。また、底板82は、短手方向の端辺がいずれも側板81,81に接するような短手方向の大きさ(幅)を有する。   The bottom plate 82 includes a substantially rectangular bottom member 90 made of a net, and bottom plate end members 88 and 89 fixed to opposite ends of the bottom member 90 in the longitudinal direction. These bottom plate end members 88 and 89 are provided with cylindrical portions, and the first bearing shaft 86 or the second bearing shaft 87 is inserted into the cylindrical portions. Thus, one bottom plate end member 88 is supported on the first support shaft 86, and the other bottom plate end member 89 is supported on the second support shaft 87, so that the first support shaft 86 and the second support shaft 87 are connected. A bottom plate 82 is attached therebetween. The bottom plate 82 attached between the first support shaft 86 and the second support shaft 87 is bent downward in a range overlapping with the side plates 81, 81 in the vertical direction. And a length (length) in the longitudinal direction larger than the distance between the second support shaft 87 and the second support shaft 87. Further, the bottom plate 82 has a size (width) in the short direction such that both ends in the short direction are in contact with the side plates 81 and 81.

上記構成の皿本体71は、側板81,81と底板82とで形成されている被計量物の収容部において、少なくとも被計量物が接触する部分は網で形作られている。すなわち、皿本体71のうち、被計量物が接する側面材81c,81c及び底面材90として、網が用いられている。   The dish main body 71 having the above-described configuration is formed of a net in at least a portion in contact with the object to be weighed in the object to be weighed formed by the side plates 81 and 81 and the bottom plate 82. That is, the net | network is used as the side material 81c, 81c and the bottom material 90 which the to-be-measured object contacts among the plate main bodies 71. FIG.

この側面材81c,81c及び底面材90として用いられる網は、煮沸消毒可能な程度の耐高温性、被計量物に含まれる酸や煮沸消毒の高温で反応しない耐食性、及び繰り返し使用できる耐久性を備え、且つ、雑菌等が繁殖しにくいという条件を満たすものがよい。この条件を備える網として、金属製網を採用することが好ましい。この金属製網は、例えば、ステンレス鉄線,ニッケル,モネルメタル,チタニウム,銅,真鍮,アルミニウム,アルミニウム合金線,鉄線,亜鉛めっき鉄線等のうち、計量器2で計量される被計量物に応じて選択されたいずれかの金属線で織られた(又は、編まれた)網とすることができる。但し、上記条件を備える網として、弾性変形可能な程度の厚みを有するパンチングメタルを採用したり、無機繊維製又は有機繊維製の網を採用したりすることもできる。   The nets used as the side members 81c and 81c and the bottom member 90 have a high temperature resistance enough to boil and disinfect, a corrosion resistance that does not react at the high temperature of the acid and boiling disinfection contained in the object to be weighed, and a durability that can be used repeatedly. It is preferable to have such a condition that it is difficult for bacteria to propagate. It is preferable to employ a metal net as a net having this condition. This metal net is selected from, for example, stainless steel wire, nickel, monel metal, titanium, copper, brass, aluminum, aluminum alloy wire, iron wire, galvanized iron wire, etc. according to the object to be weighed by the measuring instrument 2 It can be a net woven (or knitted) with any of the metal wires that have been made. However, as a net having the above conditions, a punching metal having a thickness that can be elastically deformed, or a net made of inorganic fiber or organic fiber can be used.

また、上記構成の皿本体71は、側板81,81と底板82とが別体とされ、側板81は略舟形形状とされ、さらに、底板82は短手方向が自由端であり長手方向端部が支承軸86,87に支承されることで該支承軸86,87が含まれる平面を中心として対称に撓み方向を反転可能とされている。つまり、皿本体71は被計量物を収容する凹部の凹み方向が反転可能に構成されている。この構成により、皿本体71は、例え底面材90として金属製網が用いられていても、収容部の構成部材である底板82をその撓み方向を反転することができる。そして、皿本体71を上下が反転するように裏返せば、撓み方向反転及び裏返しの前後で、皿本体71は略同一形状となり、該皿本体71は表裏両面で使用することができる。   Further, the plate main body 71 having the above-described configuration has the side plates 81 and 81 and the bottom plate 82 as separate bodies, the side plate 81 has a substantially boat-like shape, and the bottom plate 82 has a free end in the short side direction and a longitudinal end portion. Is supported by the support shafts 86 and 87, so that the bending direction can be reversed symmetrically about the plane including the support shafts 86 and 87. That is, the plate body 71 is configured to be able to reverse the direction of the depression of the concave portion that accommodates the object to be weighed. With this configuration, even if a metal net is used as the bottom surface member 90, the plate body 71 can reverse the bending direction of the bottom plate 82, which is a constituent member of the housing portion. If the plate body 71 is turned upside down so that the plate body is turned upside down, the plate body 71 has substantially the same shape before and after the bending direction is turned over and turned over, and the plate body 71 can be used on both the front and back sides.

[受け皿69]
続いて、受け皿69の構成について説明する。受け皿69は、重量検出部30の載台30aの上面と周囲の上縁部とをすっぽりと覆う蓋形状を有している。これにより、受け皿69は載台30aに対して着脱可能であるが計量動作では相対移動しない。また、受け皿69の上面69aは略平面状であって、この上面69aに支持具72が立設され、また、皿本体71から液だれなどで被計量物の一部が落下した場合に該被計量物を上面69aにて受けることができる。
[Tray 69]
Next, the configuration of the tray 69 will be described. The saucer 69 has a lid shape that completely covers the upper surface of the platform 30a of the weight detection unit 30 and the upper edge of the surrounding area. Thereby, the tray 69 can be attached to and detached from the mounting table 30a, but does not move relative to the weighing operation. Further, the upper surface 69a of the tray 69 is substantially flat, and a support 72 is erected on the upper surface 69a. When a part of the object to be weighed falls from the pan body 71 due to liquid dripping, etc. A weighing object can be received at the upper surface 69a.

[支持具72]
続いて、支持具72の構成について説明する。支持具72は、皿本体71を載台30a上で振れることなく安定した状態で支持するものである。支持具72は受け皿69に固定されており、受け皿69ごと計量器2から取り外すことができる。なお、支持具72は、皿本体71を受け皿69上で振れることなく安定した状態で、且つ、着脱可能に支持できるものであればよく、その形態は本実施例に限定されない。
[Support 72]
Then, the structure of the support tool 72 is demonstrated. The support tool 72 supports the plate body 71 in a stable state without shaking on the mounting table 30a. The support 72 is fixed to the tray 69 and can be detached from the measuring instrument 2 together with the tray 69. In addition, the support tool 72 should just be the thing which can be supported in a stable state without shaking on the receiving pan 69, and being able to attach or detach, and the form is not limited to a present Example.

支持具72は、皿本体71の第一支承軸86で接して該皿本体71を支持する第一支持柱91と、第二エンド部材84のグリップ部84bで接して皿本体71を支持する第二支持柱92との、二つの支持柱で構成されている。つまり、皿本体71は第一支持柱91と第二支持柱92とに渡された状態で支持される。   The support 72 is in contact with the first support shaft 91 of the plate main body 71 and supports the plate main body 71, and the support 72 is in contact with the grip portion 84 b of the second end member 84 to support the plate main body 71. It consists of two support pillars with two support pillars 92. That is, the dish body 71 is supported in a state of being passed to the first support pillar 91 and the second support pillar 92.

第一支持柱91は、柱部91aと、軸受部91bとが、一体的に形成されたものである。第一支持柱91の軸受部91bは断面略円弧状の窪みを有し、この窪みに皿本体71の第一支承軸86が嵌り込むことにより、皿本体71の略垂直方向及び略水平方向への移動を規制することができる。   The first support column 91 is formed by integrally forming a column portion 91a and a bearing portion 91b. The bearing portion 91b of the first support column 91 has a depression having a substantially arc-shaped cross section, and the first support shaft 86 of the dish body 71 is fitted into the depression, so that the dish body 71 is moved in a substantially vertical direction and a substantially horizontal direction. Can be restricted.

また、第二支持柱92は、柱部92aと、略U字状の受け部92bとで、『指叉』状に形成されたものである。第二支持柱92の受け部92bに、皿本体71の第二エンド部材84のグリップ部84bを載せることにより、皿本体71の略垂直方向と略水平方向との移動を規制することができる。   The second support column 92 is formed in a “finger fork” shape by a column portion 92a and a substantially U-shaped receiving portion 92b. By placing the grip portion 84 b of the second end member 84 of the dish body 71 on the receiving portion 92 b of the second support pillar 92, the movement of the dish body 71 in the substantially vertical direction and the substantially horizontal direction can be restricted.

上記構成の支持具72に皿本体71を支持させる際には、皿本体71を支持具72の上方から降下させて、皿本体71の第一支承軸86を第一支持柱91に載せるとともに、皿本体71の第二エンド部材84のグリップ部84bを第二支持柱92の受け部92bに載せる。また、支持具72から皿本体71を離脱させる際には、皿本体71を上昇させる。このように、皿本体71を上下方向に移動させることにより、支持具72から着脱させることができるので、皿本体71の支持具72に対する着脱作業は極めて簡易である。   When the dish main body 71 is supported on the support tool 72 having the above-described configuration, the dish main body 71 is lowered from above the support tool 72 and the first support shaft 86 of the dish main body 71 is placed on the first support column 91. The grip portion 84 b of the second end member 84 of the dish body 71 is placed on the receiving portion 92 b of the second support column 92. Further, when the plate body 71 is detached from the support 72, the plate body 71 is raised. In this way, the plate body 71 can be detached from the support tool 72 by moving the plate body 71 in the vertical direction, so that the work for attaching and detaching the plate body 71 to the support tool 72 is extremely simple.

[計量器2の使用手順]
続いて、上記構成の計量器2の使用手順を説明する。
[Procedure for using weighing device 2]
Next, a procedure for using the measuring instrument 2 having the above configuration will be described.

はじめに、計量皿31に被計量物を供給する。図4(a)に示すように、皿本体71では、一対の側板81,81と、この側板81,81間で下方へ撓んだ底板82とで形成されている収容部に、被計量物が収容される。皿本体71のうち被計量物と接する部分(側面材81c,81c,底面材90)は、全て網で成る。従って、従来の平らな計量皿と比較して、皿本体71と被計量物との接触面積が小さくなるとともに、皿本体71と被計量物との密着性が低くなるので、皿本体71に被計量物が粘着しにくい。   First, an object to be weighed is supplied to the weighing pan 31. As shown in FIG. 4A, in the dish body 71, an object to be weighed is formed in a housing portion formed by a pair of side plates 81, 81 and a bottom plate 82 bent downward between the side plates 81, 81. Is housed. The portions (side materials 81c, 81c, bottom material 90) in contact with the object to be weighed in the plate body 71 are all made of a net. Therefore, compared with a conventional flat weighing pan, the contact area between the pan body 71 and the object to be weighed is reduced and the adhesion between the pan body 71 and the object to be weighed is reduced. The weighing object is difficult to stick.

次に、計量皿31上の被計量物を計量する。計量皿31上の被計量物は、計量器2の重量検出部30にてその重量が計量される。   Next, the object to be weighed on the weighing pan 31 is weighed. The object to be weighed on the weighing pan 31 is weighed by the weight detection unit 30 of the weighing instrument 2.

最後に、計量皿31から被計量物を排出する。皿本体71を上方へ移動させて、支持具から離脱させたのち、図4(b)に示すように、容器99の上で皿本体71を上下反転するように裏返せば、図4(c)に示すように、皿本体71から被計量物が自重落下して容器99に収容される。前述の通り、皿本体71の収容部は網で成ることから、該皿本体71に被計量物が付着することを防止でき、該皿本体71から被計量物を容易に乖離させて、残らず取り除くことができる。また、計量皿31から被計量物を取り除くために必要となる動作は、皿本体71を裏返すという単純なものである。よって、計量皿から容器等への被計量物の移し替え作業を簡易化することができ、作業効率の向上に寄与することができる。計量器2にて計量される被計量物は、付着性や粘性を有するものであると、特に、本実施の形態1に係る計量皿31の効果を発揮できる。   Finally, the object to be weighed is discharged from the weighing pan 31. After the plate main body 71 is moved upward and detached from the support, as shown in FIG. 4B, the plate main body 71 is turned upside down on the container 99, as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 5, the object to be weighed falls from the plate body 71 and is stored in the container 99. As described above, since the accommodating portion of the dish main body 71 is formed of a net, it is possible to prevent the object to be weighed from adhering to the dish main body 71, and the object to be weighed can be easily separated from the dish main body 71 without remaining. Can be removed. Further, an operation necessary for removing the object to be weighed from the weighing pan 31 is a simple operation of turning the pan body 71 upside down. Therefore, the work of transferring the object to be weighed from the weighing pan to the container or the like can be simplified, which can contribute to the improvement of work efficiency. The object to be weighed by the measuring instrument 2 can exhibit the effect of the weighing pan 31 according to the first embodiment in particular if it has adhesion and viscosity.

なお、皿本体71を裏返した瞬間は、図4(b)に示すように、底板82は上方へ撓んだ状態であるが、やがて、底板82の自重により、図4(c)に示すように、底板82は下方へ撓んだ状態へ変形する。つまり、底板82は表が凹部の内面となるように変形するのである。このように底板82が裏返ると、該底板82はこれまでとは反対側に反るので、皿本体71に収容されている被計量物が残ることなく取り出され易い状態となる。なお、皿本体71の次使用時には、皿本体71を再び上下に反転させる必要はなく、底板82が裏返った状態で使用することができる。   4B, the bottom plate 82 is bent upward as shown in FIG. 4B. However, due to the weight of the bottom plate 82, as shown in FIG. Further, the bottom plate 82 is deformed to be bent downward. That is, the bottom plate 82 is deformed so that the front surface becomes the inner surface of the recess. When the bottom plate 82 is turned upside down in this way, the bottom plate 82 is warped on the opposite side, so that the object to be weighed accommodated in the dish main body 71 is easily removed without remaining. In addition, at the time of the next use of the plate main body 71, it is not necessary to turn the plate main body 71 upside down again, and it can be used with the bottom plate 82 turned upside down.

実施の形態2Embodiment 2

続いて、実施の形態2として、実施の形態1に示した計量器2を複数備えた、手動式の組合せ計量装置1について説明する。手動式の組合せ計量装置1では、組合せに参加する計量器2の被計量物を容器へ排出する作業が数多く繰り返されることから、計量皿31上の被計量物を排出する作業の効率性が特に求められる。よって、収容部が網で成る計量皿31を備えた計量器2を手動式の組合せ計量装置1に備えることによって、作業効率の飛躍的改善が期待される。   Next, as a second embodiment, a manual combination weighing device 1 including a plurality of weighing devices 2 shown in the first embodiment will be described. In the manual combination weighing device 1, the operation of discharging the objects to be weighed by the measuring instruments 2 participating in the combination to the container is repeated many times. Therefore, the efficiency of the operation of discharging the objects to be weighed on the weighing pan 31 is particularly high. Desired. Therefore, a drastic improvement in work efficiency is expected by providing the manual weighing instrument 1 with the weighing instrument 2 including the weighing pan 31 whose container is a net.

[組合せ計量装置1の構成]
まず、組合せ計量装置1のハードウエアの構成について説明する。図5は本発明の実施の形態2に係る組合せ計量装置の平面図、図6は組合せ計量装置の正面図、図7は組合せ計量装置の側面図、図8は組合せ計量装置が備える計量器及び計量器台の構成を示す側面一部断面図である。
[Configuration of Combination Weighing Device 1]
First, the hardware configuration of the combination weighing device 1 will be described. 5 is a plan view of a combination weighing device according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention, FIG. 6 is a front view of the combination weighing device, FIG. 7 is a side view of the combination weighing device, and FIG. It is side surface partial sectional drawing which shows the structure of a measuring instrument stand.

図5〜図8に示すように、組合せ計量装置1には、被計量物を計量する複数の計量器2,2,,,と、前記各計量器2が接続されるとともに該計量器2,2,,,を二列に並べて保持する計量器台3と、組合せ演算を実行する指示計ユニット60とが、備えられている。計量器台3と指示計ユニット60とで組合せ計量装置1の本体部が構成され、該本体部にて、計量器2,2,,,にて計量された被計量物の計量値に基づいて組合せ演算を行うことにより、前記計量値の合計が組合せ目標重量に対する許容範囲内にある計量器2,2,,,の組合せが求められる。   As shown in FIGS. 5 to 8, the combination weighing device 1 is connected to a plurality of weighing devices 2, 2,. The measuring instrument base 3 that holds two, two, and two in a row and the indicator unit 60 that executes the combination calculation are provided. The weighing instrument base 3 and the indicator unit 60 constitute the main body of the combination weighing device 1, and the main body is based on the measured values of the objects to be weighed by the measuring instruments 2, 2,. By performing the combination calculation, a combination of the measuring devices 2, 2,... Is obtained in which the total of the measured values is within an allowable range with respect to the combined target weight.

[指示計ユニット60]
指示計ユニット60には、計量器台3から受けた重量信号(計量値)に基づいて組合せ演算を実行する演算制御部61と、組合せ演算の結果を表示するための表示部63と、作業者が指示計ユニット60に対する指示を入力するための入力部64等が備えられている。
[Indicator unit 60]
The indicator unit 60 includes a calculation control unit 61 that executes a combination calculation based on a weight signal (measured value) received from the weighing instrument base 3, a display unit 63 for displaying the result of the combination calculation, and an operator Are provided with an input unit 64 for inputting instructions to the indicator unit 60.

[計量器台3]
計量器台3は、一対のエンドフレーム3a,3aと、該エンドフレーム3a,3aに架設された連結桿3b,3bと、エンドフレーム3a,3aの略中央部同士に架設されたボックス状の表示部3cとで構成されている。
[Weighing device stand 3]
The weighing platform 3 includes a pair of end frames 3a and 3a, connecting rods 3b and 3b installed on the end frames 3a and 3a, and a box-like display installed on substantially the center of the end frames 3a and 3a. It is comprised with the part 3c.

計量器台3の表示部3cの天面26には、各計量器2,2,,,の保持位置に対応する表示灯25が設けられている。この表示灯25を指示計ユニット60の指示に従って点灯又は点滅させることにて、被計量物を追加供給して増量すべき計量器2、被計量物を一部取り出して減量すべき計量器2、又は、組合せに参加する計量器2,2,,,等を作業者に知らせることができる。   On the top surface 26 of the display unit 3c of the measuring instrument stand 3, an indicator lamp 25 corresponding to the holding position of each measuring instrument 2, 2,. The indicator lamp 25 is turned on or blinked in accordance with an instruction from the indicator unit 60, whereby a measuring instrument 2 to be additionally supplied with an object to be weighed and to be increased, a measuring instrument 2 to be partially taken out and to be reduced, Alternatively, the operator can be informed of the measuring instruments 2, 2,.

[計量器2]
図3及び図8に示すように、計量器2は、重量検出部30と計量皿31とで構成されている。重量検出部30の外形状は、螺子等の結合手段により一体的に結合された上部筐体6と下部筐体7とで形成されている。この上部筐体6には重量センサであるロードセル5等が、また、下部筐体7にはA/D変換回路9を具備するA/D基盤等がそれぞれ格納されている。
[Weighing instrument 2]
As shown in FIGS. 3 and 8, the measuring instrument 2 includes a weight detector 30 and a weighing pan 31. The outer shape of the weight detection unit 30 is formed by an upper housing 6 and a lower housing 7 that are integrally coupled by a coupling means such as a screw. The upper casing 6 stores a load cell 5 or the like as a weight sensor, and the lower casing 7 stores an A / D board having an A / D conversion circuit 9.

上記構成の重量検出部30の天面は載台30aである。この載台30a上に計量皿31が設置されている。この計量皿31の構成は、実施の形態1で説明したものと同一であるので、詳細な説明を省略する。   The top surface of the weight detection unit 30 having the above configuration is a mounting table 30a. A weighing pan 31 is installed on the mounting table 30a. Since the configuration of the weighing pan 31 is the same as that described in the first embodiment, detailed description thereof is omitted.

下部筐体7の一方(図3における右側)の側面には、計量器2を取り扱うときに使用する取っ手13が設けられている。そして、取っ手13の下方には、計量器2の安定した計量動作を確保するために、筐体6,7の内部と外部とを通気させる通気機構14が設けられている。   A handle 13 used for handling the measuring instrument 2 is provided on one side surface (right side in FIG. 3) of the lower housing 7. A ventilation mechanism 14 is provided below the handle 13 to ventilate the inside and outside of the housings 6 and 7 in order to ensure a stable weighing operation of the measuring instrument 2.

また、下部筐体7の他方(図3における左側)の側面には、計量器台3から計量器2へ電源を供給するための非接触電源部11が設けられている。この非接触電源部11には、計量器2と計量器台3とが接続状態にあるとき、計量器台3の表示部3cに設けられている非接触電源部21から電力が供給される。   Further, a non-contact power supply unit 11 for supplying power from the measuring instrument base 3 to the measuring instrument 2 is provided on the other side surface (the left side in FIG. 3) of the lower housing 7. Electric power is supplied to the non-contact power supply unit 11 from the non-contact power supply unit 21 provided on the display unit 3c of the measuring instrument base 3 when the measuring instrument 2 and the measuring instrument base 3 are in a connected state.

また、下部筐体7の非接触電源部11の近傍には、赤外線通信部12が設けられている。この赤外線通信部12は、計量器2と計量器台3とが接続状態にあるとき、計量器台3の表示部3cに設けられている赤外線通信部22と赤外線通信を行うものである。計量器台3の表示部3cには通信部24が設けられ、該通信部24と指示計ユニット60との間で無線通信が実行される。   Further, an infrared communication unit 12 is provided in the vicinity of the non-contact power supply unit 11 of the lower housing 7. The infrared communication unit 12 performs infrared communication with the infrared communication unit 22 provided in the display unit 3c of the measuring instrument base 3 when the measuring instrument 2 and the measuring instrument base 3 are in a connected state. The display unit 3 c of the measuring instrument base 3 is provided with a communication unit 24, and wireless communication is performed between the communication unit 24 and the indicator unit 60.

[計量器2と計量器台3との接続状態又は離脱状態]
ここで、計量器2と計量器台3との接続状態又は離脱状態、並びにその検出方法について説明する。
[Connection state or disconnection state of measuring instrument 2 and measuring instrument stand 3]
Here, a connected state or a disconnected state of the measuring instrument 2 and the measuring instrument stand 3, and a detection method thereof will be described.

図8に示すように、計量器2の下部に形成されている係合ピン18が、計量器台3の表示部3cに形成された係合フック23に嵌ることによって、係合ピン18が係合フック23に係止される。また、計量器2の取っ手13が、計量器台3の連結桿3bに形成された係止片27に係合することによって、取っ手13が係止片27に係止される。このようにして、計量器2と計量器台3とが接続状態となる。   As shown in FIG. 8, the engaging pin 18 is engaged with the engaging pin 18 formed on the display unit 3 c of the measuring instrument base 3 by engaging the engaging pin 18 formed on the lower part of the measuring instrument 2. The hook 23 is locked. Further, the handle 13 is locked to the locking piece 27 by engaging the handle 13 of the measuring instrument 2 with the locking piece 27 formed on the connecting rod 3 b of the measuring instrument base 3. In this way, the measuring instrument 2 and the measuring instrument stand 3 are connected.

図9に示すように、計量器2と計量器台3との接続状態を検出するために、計量器2には磁石42が設けられており、計量器台3の連結桿3bには、磁石42の変位に基づく磁界の強弱を判別するホール素子52が設けられている。このホール素子52にて計量器2の磁石42が計量器台3の表示部3cに接近したと判別された場合に、計量器2と計量器台3との接続状態が検出される。   As shown in FIG. 9, in order to detect the connection state between the measuring instrument 2 and the measuring instrument base 3, the measuring instrument 2 is provided with a magnet 42, and the connecting rod 3 b of the measuring instrument base 3 has a magnet A Hall element 52 for determining the strength of the magnetic field based on the displacement of 42 is provided. When the hall element 52 determines that the magnet 42 of the measuring instrument 2 has approached the display unit 3c of the measuring instrument base 3, the connection state between the measuring instrument 2 and the measuring instrument base 3 is detected.

一方、作業者が計量器2の取っ手13を把持して計量器2を上方へ持ち上げたのち、これを計量器台3の外方へ引っ張り出すことにより、計量器台3の表示部3cに設けられている係合フック23から計量器2が離れ、該計量器2は計量器台3から離脱状態となる。   On the other hand, the operator grips the handle 13 of the measuring instrument 2 and lifts the measuring instrument 2 upward, and then pulls it outward from the measuring instrument base 3, thereby providing the display unit 3 c of the measuring instrument base 3. The measuring instrument 2 is separated from the engaging hook 23, and the measuring instrument 2 is detached from the measuring instrument base 3.

計量器台3の表示部3cには、コイルが設けられており、このコイルに流れる電流又は電圧を測定し、その測定値に基づいて計量器2と計量器台3とが離脱状態になったことが検出される。離脱状態が検出されたときには、表示部3cの非接触電源部21は、計量器2の非接触電源部11への電力の供給を停止する。   The display unit 3c of the measuring instrument base 3 is provided with a coil, and the current or voltage flowing through the coil is measured. Based on the measured value, the measuring instrument 2 and the measuring instrument base 3 are in a detached state. It is detected. When the detached state is detected, the non-contact power supply unit 21 of the display unit 3 c stops supplying power to the non-contact power supply unit 11 of the measuring instrument 2.

[組合せ計量装置1の制御系統の構成]
組合せ計量装置1の制御系統の構成について説明する。図9は組合せ計量装置の制御系統の一例を示すブロック図である。
[Configuration of control system of combination weighing device 1]
The configuration of the control system of the combination weighing device 1 will be described. FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing an example of a control system of the combination weighing device.

組合せ計量装置1が備える各計量器2には、CPU等から成る演算制御部40と、ロードセル5と、該ロードセル5により得られたアナログ重量信号をデジタル重量信号へ変換するA/D変換回路9と、RAM及びROM等から成るメモリ41と、赤外線通信部12、非接触電源部11及び磁石42とが備えられている。メモリ41には、スパン調整に関する情報及び風袋の重量値に関する情報など、計量の設定に係る設定情報が記憶されている。   Each weighing instrument 2 included in the combination weighing device 1 includes an arithmetic control unit 40 including a CPU, a load cell 5, and an A / D conversion circuit 9 that converts an analog weight signal obtained by the load cell 5 into a digital weight signal. A memory 41 including a RAM and a ROM, an infrared communication unit 12, a non-contact power supply unit 11, and a magnet. The memory 41 stores setting information related to measurement settings, such as information relating to span adjustment and information relating to the weight value of the tare.

計量器台3には、CPU等から成る演算制御部50と、赤外線通信部22、非接触電源部21、ホール素子52、RAM及びROM等から成るメモリ53及び表示灯25とが備えられており、これらの構成要素は、計量器台3に装着できる計量器2の数だけ備えられている。また、計量器台3には、外部電源68から供給される電力を変換及び調整するためのスイッチング素子を具備するスイッチング電源51が備えられており、このスイッチング電源51から各演算制御部50へ電力が供給される。さらに、前記計量器台3には、指示計ユニット60と無線通信するための通信部24が備えられている。   The weighing instrument table 3 includes a calculation control unit 50 including a CPU, an infrared communication unit 22, a non-contact power supply unit 21, a hall element 52, a memory 53 including a RAM and a ROM, and an indicator lamp 25. These components are provided as many as the number of measuring instruments 2 that can be mounted on the measuring instrument table 3. In addition, the weighing platform 3 is provided with a switching power supply 51 having a switching element for converting and adjusting the power supplied from the external power supply 68, and power is supplied from the switching power supply 51 to each arithmetic control unit 50. Is supplied. Further, the measuring instrument base 3 is provided with a communication unit 24 for wirelessly communicating with the indicator unit 60.

指示計ユニット60には、CPU等から成る演算制御部61と、表示部63と、入力部64と、計量器台3と無線通信するための通信部62と、外部電源68から供給される電力を変換及び調整するスイッチング電源65と、RAM及びROM等から成るメモリ66とが備えられている。前記メモリ66には、組合せ条件を決定するためのプログラム、組合せ演算を行うためのプログラム、及び各種のデータ等が記憶されている。   The indicator unit 60 includes an arithmetic control unit 61 including a CPU, a display unit 63, an input unit 64, a communication unit 62 for wirelessly communicating with the measuring instrument base 3, and power supplied from an external power source 68. A switching power supply 65 that converts and adjusts and a memory 66 including a RAM and a ROM are provided. The memory 66 stores a program for determining combination conditions, a program for performing combination calculations, various data, and the like.

[組合せ計量装置1の計量動作]
続いて、上記構成の組合せ計量装置1の計量動作について説明する。なお、各計量器2は、計量器台3と接続状態にあり、非接触電源部11より電力の供給を受け、無線通信により計量器台3と通信可能な状態となっているものとする。
[Weighing operation of combination weighing device 1]
Next, the weighing operation of the combination weighing device 1 having the above configuration will be described. Each measuring instrument 2 is in a connected state with the measuring instrument stand 3, is supplied with power from the non-contact power supply unit 11, and can communicate with the measuring instrument stand 3 by wireless communication.

作業者により指示計ユニット60の入力部64が操作されて、組合せ条件を決定するためのパラメータなどが入力されると、指示計ユニット60の演算制御部61は、これらのパラメータ等の情報を取得して、必要に応じて表示部63に表示する。   When the operator operates the input unit 64 of the indicator unit 60 and inputs parameters for determining the combination conditions, the calculation control unit 61 of the indicator unit 60 acquires information such as these parameters. And it displays on the display part 63 as needed.

次に、作業者により、被計量物が各計量器2の計量皿31に載置される。このとき、被計量物は、皿本体71の収容部に投入される。すべての計量皿31に計量物が載せられたのち、作業者により指示計ユニット60の入力部64が操作されて、組合せ演算開始の指示が入力される。入力部64を介して作業者からの組合せ演算開始の指示を受けた指示計ユニット60の演算制御部61は、計量動作開始を指示する命令を、通信部62を介して計量器台3へ出力する。   Next, an object to be weighed is placed on the weighing pan 31 of each measuring instrument 2 by the operator. At this time, the object to be weighed is put into the accommodating portion of the dish main body 71. After the objects to be weighed are placed on all the weighing pans 31, the operator operates the input unit 64 of the indicator unit 60 to input an instruction to start combination calculation. The calculation control unit 61 of the indicator unit 60 that has received an instruction to start the combination calculation from the operator via the input unit 64 outputs a command for instructing the start of the weighing operation to the weighing instrument table 3 via the communication unit 62. To do.

一方、各計量器2において、ロードセル5は計量皿31に載置された被計量物の重量値を測定し、その測定した重量値をアナログ重量信号としてA/D変換回路9へ出力する。アナログ重量信号を受けたA/D変換回路9は、これをデジタル重量信号に変換し、演算制御部40へ出力する。演算制御部40は、受け取ったデジタル信号を赤外線通信部12を介して、計量器台3へ送信する。   On the other hand, in each measuring instrument 2, the load cell 5 measures the weight value of the object to be weighed placed on the weighing pan 31 and outputs the measured weight value to the A / D conversion circuit 9 as an analog weight signal. Upon receiving the analog weight signal, the A / D conversion circuit 9 converts the analog weight signal into a digital weight signal and outputs the digital weight signal to the arithmetic control unit 40. The arithmetic control unit 40 transmits the received digital signal to the measuring instrument table 3 via the infrared communication unit 12.

計量動作開始を指示する命令を指示計ユニット60から受けた計量器台3の各演算制御部50は、赤外線通信部22を介して計量器2からデジタル重量信号を受信する。このようにして各演算制御部50で受信されたデジタル重量信号は、どの計量器2に係るデジタル信号であるかを示すための識別情報等とともに、通信部24を介して指示計ユニット60へ送信される。   Each calculation control unit 50 of the weighing instrument table 3 that has received a command to start the weighing operation from the indicator unit 60 receives a digital weight signal from the weighing instrument 2 via the infrared communication unit 22. The digital weight signal received by each calculation control unit 50 in this way is transmitted to the indicator unit 60 via the communication unit 24 together with identification information for indicating which measuring instrument 2 is a digital signal. Is done.

指示計ユニット60の演算制御部61は、通信部62を介して計量器台3から計量器2の数に応じたデジタル信号を受信する。そして、演算制御部61は、受信したデジタル重量信号とメモリ66に記憶されているプログラムとを用いて、組合せ演算を実行し、計量値の合計が組合せ目標重量に対する許容範囲内にある最適組合せに参加する計量器2,2,,,を決定する。最適組合せが演算制御部61によって選択されると、該演算制御部61は通信部62を介して、その最適組合せを示す組合せ情報を計量器台3へ送信する。計量器台3の演算制御部50では、最適組合せを示す組合せ情報を表示灯25で表示する。   The arithmetic control unit 61 of the indicator unit 60 receives a digital signal corresponding to the number of measuring instruments 2 from the measuring instrument table 3 via the communication unit 62. Then, the calculation control unit 61 uses the received digital weight signal and the program stored in the memory 66 to execute a combination calculation to obtain an optimum combination in which the total of the measured values is within an allowable range for the combination target weight. Determine which instruments 2, 2,. When the optimal combination is selected by the calculation control unit 61, the calculation control unit 61 transmits the combination information indicating the optimal combination to the measuring instrument table 3 via the communication unit 62. In the calculation control unit 50 of the measuring instrument stand 3, combination information indicating the optimum combination is displayed on the indicator lamp 25.

そして、作業者は、計量器台3の表示灯25に示された最適組合せ情報を視認し、この最適組合せに参加する計量器2,2,,,を計量器台3から離脱させ、皿本体71の上下を反転させて、当該計量器2,2,,,の計量皿31,31,,,に保持されている被計量物を排出して、一つの容器に移し取る作業を行う。これにより、前記容器には、組合せ計量装置1にて設定された組合せ目標重量に対する許容範囲内にある重量の被計量物が収容されることとなる。   Then, the operator visually recognizes the optimum combination information indicated on the indicator lamp 25 of the measuring instrument base 3, and disengages the measuring instruments 2, 2,. The work is carried out by inverting the top and bottom of 71 and discharging the objects to be weighed held in the weighing pans 31, 31, etc. of the measuring devices 2, 2,. As a result, an object having a weight within the allowable range for the combination target weight set by the combination weighing device 1 is accommodated in the container.

本発明の計量器及び組合せ計量装置は、計量皿への付着性を有する食品などを被計量物とする計量器及び組合せ計量装置に有用である。   INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The measuring instrument and the combination weighing apparatus of the present invention are useful for a measuring instrument and a combination weighing apparatus that use a food having adhesion to a weighing pan as an object to be weighed.

実施の形態1に係る計量器の側面図である。2 is a side view of the measuring instrument according to Embodiment 1. FIG. 図1の計量器の平面図である。It is a top view of the measuring instrument of FIG. 図2におけるX−X矢視断面図である。It is XX arrow sectional drawing in FIG. 計量皿の使用形態を説明する断面図であり(a)は被計量物を収容した計量皿の様子を示す図,(b)は計量皿を上下反転させた様子を示す図,(c)は底面材が裏返った様子を示す図である。It is sectional drawing explaining the usage form of a weighing pan, (a) is a figure which shows the mode of the weighing pan which accommodated the to-be-measured object, (b) is a figure which shows a mode that the weighing pan was turned upside down, (c) is It is a figure which shows a mode that the bottom material turned over. 本発明の実施の形態2に係る組合せ計量装置の平面図である。It is a top view of the combination weighing | measuring apparatus which concerns on Embodiment 2 of this invention. 組合せ計量装置の正面図である。It is a front view of a combination weighing device. 組合せ計量装置の側面図である。It is a side view of a combination weighing device. 組合せ計量装置が備える計量器及び計量器台の構成を示す側面一部断面図である。It is side surface partial sectional drawing which shows the structure of the measuring device with which a combination measuring device is provided, and a measuring device stand. 組合せ計量装置の制御系統の一例を示すブロック図である。It is a block diagram which shows an example of the control system of a combination weighing device.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

1 組合せ計量装置
2 計量器
3 計量器台
6 上部筐体
7 下部筐体
13 取っ手
30 重量検出部
31 計量皿
69 受け皿
71 皿本体
72 支持具
81 側板
81a 上枠部材
81b 下枠部材
81c 側面材
82 底板
83 第一エンド部材
84 第二エンド部材
86 第一支承軸
87 第二支承軸
88,89 底板エンド部材
90 底面材
91 第一支持柱
92 第二支持柱
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Combination weighing device 2 Weighing device 3 Weighing device stand 6 Upper housing | casing 7 Lower housing 13 Handle 30 Weight detection part 31 Weighing pan 69 Receptacle 71 Dish main body 72 Support tool 81 Side plate 81a Upper frame member 81b Lower frame member 81c Side material 82 Bottom plate 83 First end member 84 Second end member 86 First support shaft 87 Second support shaft 88, 89 Bottom plate end member 90 Bottom material 91 First support column 92 Second support column

Claims (1)

被計量物を保持する計量皿と該計量皿に保持されている被計量物の重量を計量する重量検出部とを備えた計量器であって、
前記計量皿は、
被計量物を保持する収容部を有し該収容部のうち少なくとも該被計量物と接する部分が網で成る皿本体と、
前記重量検出部上に設置された受け皿と、
前記受け皿に立設され前記皿本体を着脱可能に支持する支持具とを、備え
前記皿本体の収容部は、
その凹み方向が反転する凹状の収容部材を有し、
前記皿本体は、
枠材と該枠材に張られた網で成る面材とで構成された一対の側板と、
前記一対の側板間に配置された網で成る底板と、
前記一対の側板間に略平行に配置され、前記底板を撓めた状態で該底板の相対する端辺を支承する二本の支承軸とを、備えており、
前記収容部が前記一対の側板と前記底板とで構成され、前記凹状の収容部材が前記底板からなる、
計量器。
A measuring instrument comprising a weighing pan for holding an object to be weighed and a weight detector for measuring the weight of the object to be weighed held on the weighing pan,
The weighing pan is
A tray main body having a storage portion for holding an object to be weighed, and at least a portion of the housing portion in contact with the object to be weighed is a net;
A saucer installed on the weight detection unit;
A support that is erected on the tray and detachably supports the tray body ,
The receiving part of the plate body is
It has a concave housing member whose dent direction is reversed,
The dish body is
A pair of side plates composed of a frame material and a face material made of a net stretched over the frame material;
A bottom plate made of a net disposed between the pair of side plates;
Two support shafts that are arranged substantially parallel between the pair of side plates and support opposite ends of the bottom plate in a state where the bottom plate is bent,
The accommodating portion is constituted by the pair of side plates and the bottom plate, and the concave accommodating member is formed by the bottom plate.
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