JP6680637B2 - Beverage server - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a beverage server used when serving beverages.

  Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 2013-216333 describes a beer supply device including a carbon dioxide gas cylinder, a beer barrel, and a beer server. The carbon dioxide gas cylinder is for pushing out the beer stored in the beer barrel to the beer server, and is connected to the beer barrel via a gas hose. The beer barrel is provided with a dispensing head on the upper part thereof, and a beer hose extends from the dispensing head. Beer extruded from a beer barrel is supplied to a beer server through a beer hose.

  The beer server is formed in a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape. The beer server includes a case that accommodates a beverage pipe through which beer liquid flows, and the case has a front panel, left and right side panels, a rear panel, an upper front panel, and an upper rear panel. The upper end of each side panel is provided with a hose introduction portion that is cut out so as to introduce the beer hose into the case.

  The hose introducing portion is notched so as to be vertically downward from the upper edge portion on the front panel side of the side panel, and the beer hose is placed from above. This beer supply device includes a hose inlet cover that covers the hose introduction part. The hose inlet cover covers the beer hose placed on the hose introducing portion and has a function of closing the hose introducing portion.

  The hose inlet cover includes a pair of upper and lower concave hose insertion portions facing the beer hose. One of the hose insertion portions passes one beer hose, and the other beer insertion portion passes two beer hoses. That is, one beer hose can be passed by turning one hose insertion portion downward, and two beer hoses can be passed by turning the other hose insertion portion downward.

JP, 2013-216333, A

  In the above-described beer supply device, one beer hose is passed with one hose insertion portion facing downward, and two beer hoses are passed with the other hose insertion portion facing downward. In this way, by changing the direction of the hose inlet cover, the number of hose members to be passed is changed. Therefore, it is necessary to change the direction of the hose inlet cover according to the number of hose members to be passed, which may complicate the installation of the hose members. That is, since it is necessary to install the hose inlet covers in different directions, there is a problem in that the hose members cannot be easily installed according to the number of hose members.

  It is an object of the present invention to provide a beverage server that can be easily installed according to the number of hose members.

  The beverage server according to the present invention includes an aquarium containing a cooling liquid for cooling the beverage, a housing containing the aquarium, a plurality of beverage pipes which are immersed in the cooling liquid and through which the beverage passes, and a plurality of beverage pipes, respectively. And a plurality of hose members connected to each beverage pipe and extending to the outside of the housing, and a through hole through which the hose member is inserted is formed in the wall portion of the housing. A moving member that opens and closes the through hole by moving with respect to the wall portion while being attached to the wall portion, the through hole is provided with a plurality of moving members, and one moving member is the through hole. Of these, the space through which the one hose member passes is opened and closed.

  According to this beverage server, the plurality of moving members are provided in the through holes formed in the wall portion, and each moving member opens and closes the space through which one hose member of the through holes passes. Therefore, if one moving member is moved, the space through which one hose member is inserted can be opened and closed, and the operation of changing the direction of the parts is unnecessary, so that the hose member can be easily installed. In addition, when a plurality of hose members are passed through, the space can be opened by the moving members and the other spaces can be closed by the moving members by the number of the hose members to be passed. It can be installed easily.

  Further, the moving member may open the space by moving upward with respect to the wall portion, and may contact the hose member passed through the space by moving downward with respect to the wall portion. In this case, the hose member can be held by moving the moving member downward by gravity and bringing the moving member into contact with the hose. Therefore, the hose member can be easily held.

  Further, three or more moving members may be provided in the through hole. In this case, three or more hose members can be passed through one through hole.

  Further, the beverage pipe and the hose member may be detachable from the housing. In this case, when the beverage pipe and the hose member are attached to and detached from the housing, the hose member can be easily installed in the through hole.

  Further, the moving member may come into contact with the hose member passed through the space, and a portion of the moving member that comes into contact with the hose member may be curved along the outer circumference of the hose member. In this case, when the moving member comes into contact with the hose member, the moving member comes into contact with the outer periphery of the hose member. Therefore, the gap between the hose member and the moving member formed at the time of contact can be further reduced. Therefore, the through hole can be closed more reliably, and the entry of foreign matter into the housing can be more reliably suppressed. Further, since it is possible to prevent the outside air from entering the inside of the housing, it is possible to enhance the cooling efficiency of the beverage server.

  According to the present invention, installation can be easily performed according to the number of hose members.

It is a perspective view showing a drink server concerning a 1st embodiment. It is a perspective view which shows the state which opened the cover of the drink server of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the outer side beverage pipe unit of the beverage server of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the inside drink pipe | tube unit of the drink server of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the housing | casing and hose insertion member of the drink server of FIG. It is a front view which shows the hose insertion member of FIG. It is sectional drawing which shows the hose member penetrated by the hose insertion member of FIG. It is a perspective view showing a hose insertion member and a case concerning a 2nd embodiment. It is a front view which shows the state in which the hose member is penetrated by the hose insertion member of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the moving member which concerns on a modification.

  Hereinafter, a beverage server according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the following description, the same or corresponding elements will be denoted by the same reference symbols, without redundant description.

(First embodiment)
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the outer appearance of the beverage server 1 according to the first embodiment. The beverage server 1 is, for example, a device provided in a restaurant, and any one of the first currant 2, the second currant 3, the third currant 4, and the fourth currant 5 is pulled according to a customer's order or the like, Any of the first beverage, the second beverage, the third beverage, and the fourth beverage can be poured out. The beverage server 1 cools the first to fourth beverages. The beverage server 1 is, for example, an electric instant cooling type server.

  The first currant 2, the second currant 3, the third currant 4, and the fourth currant 5 are all directly attached to the housing 6 of the beverage server 1. A first beverage is poured out from the first currant 2, a second beverage is poured out from the second currant 3, a third beverage is poured out from the third currant 4, and a fourth beverage is poured out from the fourth currant 5. Examples of the first to fourth beverages include alcoholic beverages such as beer, low-malt beer and wine, and alcohol-free beverages.

  The housing 6 includes a rectangular parallelepiped first housing 6a arranged in the center of the housing 6 and second housings 6b attached in pairs on both sides of the first housing 6a. The pair of second casings 6b are fixed to the side walls 6c located on both sides of the first casing 6a, respectively. The third and fourth cullans 4 and 5 are directly attached to the front wall 6d of the first housing 6a, and the first and second cullans 2 and 3 are directly attached to the front wall 6e of each second housing 6b. Has been. The first housing 6a has an openable / closable lid 6f on the top thereof.

  FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state in which the lid 6f is removed from the housing 6. Inside the casing 6, an outer beverage pipe unit 7 and an inner beverage pipe unit 8 are arranged. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the outer beverage pipe unit 7 provided inside the housing 6. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the inner beverage pipe unit 8 provided inside the housing 6.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 to 4, the outer beverage pipe unit 7 includes a first beverage pipe 7A connected to the first currant 2 and a second beverage pipe 7B connected to the second currant 3. The inner beverage pipe unit 8 includes a third beverage pipe 8A connected to the third currant 4 and a fourth beverage pipe 8B connected to the fourth currant 5.

  A water tank 9 is provided inside the housing 6, and cooling water (cooling liquid) is stored inside the water tank 9. The first beverage pipe 7A, the second beverage pipe 7B, the third beverage pipe 8A and the fourth beverage pipe 8B are formed in a spiral shape and are immersed in the cooling water. In a plan view, the beverage tubes 7A, 7B, 8A, 8B have, for example, circular shapes and are arranged so as to be concentric with each other.

  The first beverage pipe 7A and the second beverage pipe 7B are arranged so as to surround the third beverage pipe 8A, and the third beverage pipe 8A is arranged so as to surround the fourth beverage pipe 8B. Further, the first beverage pipe 7A is arranged vertically above the second beverage pipe 7B. By arranging the first beverage pipe 7A and the second beverage pipe 7B side by side, it becomes possible to arrange the beverage pipes 7A, 7B, 8A, 8B so as not to project outward in the radial direction, and the beverage pipe 7A. , 7B, 8A, 8B arrangement is slim.

  The first beverage pipe 7A extends spirally around the axis from the lower end thereof, is drawn upward from the upper end of the spirally extending portion, and is connected to the first currant 2. The same applies to the connection relationship between the second beverage pipe 7B and the second currant 3, the connection relationship between the third beverage pipe 8A and the third currant 4, and the connection relationship between the fourth beverage pipe 8B and the fourth currant 5.

  The outer beverage pipe unit 7 includes a pair of beverage inflow portions 11 provided at the upper end thereof and a pair of beverage outflow portions 12 located on both sides of each beverage inflow portion 11 (on the side of the second housing 6b). . The beverage inflow portion 11 and the beverage outflow portion 12 are both cylindrical, and the male screw 13 is formed on the outer peripheral surface of the beverage inflow portion 11 and the beverage outflow portion 12, and the male screw 13 has the hose mounting member 14. Screwed in. A hose member 15 is connected to the hose mounting member 14.

  One hose member 15 extends from the first currant 2, and this hose member 15 is connected to the first beverage pipe 7A via the hose attachment member 14 and the beverage outflow portion 12. Therefore, the first beverage is supplied from the first beverage pipe 7A to the first currant 2 through the beverage outflow portion 12, the hose mounting member 14, and the hose member 15. Similarly, one hose member 15 also extends from the second currant 3, and the second beverage to the second currant 3 from the second beverage pipe 7B via the beverage outflow portion 12, the hose mounting member 14, and the hose member 15. Is supplied.

  The outer beverage pipe unit 7 integrates the first beverage pipe 7A and the second beverage pipe 7B and is detachable from the housing 6. The outer beverage pipe unit 7 includes a top plate 16 provided with a beverage inflow portion 11 and a beverage outflow portion 12. The top plate 16 is located on one side (one side) of the first beverage pipe 7A and the second beverage pipe 7B in a plan view, and has a substantially U shape.

  The top plate 16 includes a support portion 16b extending linearly downward, and the support portion 16b supports the first beverage pipe 7A and the second beverage pipe 7B. The support portions 16b are provided, for example, at three places, and the support portions 16b are arranged at equal intervals in the circumferential direction of the first beverage pipe 7A and the second beverage pipe 7B.

  One end of the first beverage pipe 7A is connected to the beverage inflow portion 11, and the first beverage pipe 7A extends downward from the portion connected to the beverage inflow portion 11. The other end of the first beverage pipe 7A extends downward from a portion connected to the beverage outflow unit 12. Therefore, the first beverage that has flowed in from the beverage inflow portion 11 moves to the lower end of the first beverage pipe 7A, is cooled while rising spirally from the lower end of the first beverage pipe 7A, and the upper end of the first beverage pipe 7A. It reaches the beverage outflow portion 12 of the above and flows out from the beverage outflow portion 12 to the first currant 2.

  The configuration of the second beverage pipe 7B is the same as the configuration of the first beverage pipe 7A. Therefore, the second beverage flowing from the beverage inflow portion 11 moves to the lower end of the second beverage pipe 7B and is cooled while rising spirally from the lower end of the second beverage pipe 7B, and the upper end of the second beverage pipe 7B. It reaches the beverage outflow portion 12 of the above and flows out from the beverage outflow portion 12 to the second currant 3.

  The inner beverage pipe unit 8 integrates the third beverage pipe 8A and the fourth beverage pipe 8B and is detachable from the housing 6, for example. The inner beverage pipe unit 8 has a top plate 18 provided with the beverage inflow portion 11, and the top plate 18 is provided so as to cover the third beverage pipe 8A and the fourth beverage pipe 8B in a plan view. . The top plate 18 is formed in, for example, a rectangular shape.

  The top plate 18 is provided with a pair of left and right holes 18a, and the upper ends of the third beverage pipe 8A and the fourth beverage pipe 8B are passed through the holes 18a. The third beverage pipe 8A and the fourth beverage pipe 8B extending upward from each hole 18a are connected to the beverage outflow portion of the inner beverage pipe unit 8 located in front of each hole 18a (downward in FIG. 4). .

  Therefore, the third beverage and the fourth beverage that have flowed into the third beverage pipe 8A and the fourth beverage pipe 8B are cooled while spirally flowing in the third beverage pipe 8A and the fourth beverage pipe 8B, and then each hole It is poured from each of the 3rd currant 4 and the 4th currant 5 via the drink outflow part located ahead of the part 18a.

  The top plate 18 is formed with an opening 18c for exposing the motor 17 for stirring the cooling water upward. Further, the top plate 18 is provided with a support portion 18d extending linearly downward, and the third beverage pipe 8A and the fourth beverage pipe 8B are supported by the support portion 18d. The support portions 18d are provided, for example, at three places, and the support portions 18d are arranged at equal intervals in the circumferential direction of the third beverage pipe 8A and the fourth beverage pipe 8B.

  As described above, each of the first to fourth beverages flows from the beverage inflow portion 11 into each of the beverage pipes 7A, 7B, 8A, 8B. A hose member 15 is attached to each beverage inflow portion 11 via a hose attachment member 14, and each hose member 15 is arranged so as to extend from the hose attachment member 14 to the outside of the housing 6. The hose member 15 penetrates the side wall 6c (wall portion) of the housing 6 and is connected to the beverage inflow portion 11 of each beverage pipe 7A, 7B, 8A, 8B. Each hose member 15 connected to the beverage inflow portion 11 via the hose mounting member 14 supplies each of the first to fourth beverages to the beverage pipes 7A, 7B, 8A, 8B from the outside of the housing 6.

  Next, a mounting structure of the hose member 15 inside and outside the housing 6 will be described. As shown in FIG. 5, each side wall 6c of the housing 6 is provided with a notch 6h (through hole) that is recessed in a rectangular shape downward from the upper end surface 6g thereof. The hose insertion member 20 is attached to the notch 6h so as to cover the notch 6h from the inside of the housing 6. On both sides of the notch 6h of the side wall 6c, a total of four upper and lower holes 6j for inserting the screws N are provided, and the screws N are passed through the holes 6j from the outside of the side wall 6c. The insertion member 20 is attached to the side wall 6c.

  The hose insertion member 20 is, for example, a rectangular resin plate member. The hose insertion member 20 includes a base member 21 attached to the side wall 6c, and a plurality of moving members 22 provided so as to be vertically slidable with respect to the base member 21. The plurality of moving members 22 are arranged side by side in the horizontal direction.

  The base member 21 has a U-shape that surrounds the lower portion and the side portion of the moving member 22. The base member 21 is provided with a pair of upper and lower screw holes 21a at both ends of the moving member 22 in the juxtaposed direction, and the positions of the screw holes 21a correspond to the positions of the holes 6j of the housing 6 described above. . Therefore, the screw holes 21a are superposed on the respective hole portions 6j, the screws N are inserted into the hole portions 6j and the screw holes 21a from the outside of the side wall 6c, and the respective screws N are screwed into the screw holes 21a. 21 is attached.

  A rectangular convex portion 21b that engages with the moving member 22 is provided on one of the inner surfaces of the U-shape forming the base member 21. A rectangular recess 21c that engages with another moving member 22 is provided on the other of the inner surfaces of the U-shape. Both the convex portion 21b and the concave portion 21c extend in the vertical direction.

  FIG. 6 is a view of the hose insertion member 20 as viewed from the outside of the housing 6. As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, for example, five moving members 22 are provided. Each moving member 22 has a rectangular parallelepiped shape. The moving member 22 includes a front surface 22a facing the outside of the housing 6, a back surface 22b facing the opposite side of the front surface 22a, a pair of side surfaces 22c facing the other moving member 22, and a lower surface 22d contacting the base member 21. , And an upper surface 22e facing the opposite side of the lower surface 22d.

  The front surface 22a and the back surface 22b are arranged so as to be flush with the base member 21, for example. Further, a concave portion 22f that engages the base member 21 or another moving member 22 is formed on the side surface 22c on one side of the moving member 22, and the base member 21 is formed on the side surface 22c on the other side of the moving member 22. Alternatively, a convex portion 22g that engages with another moving member 22 is formed. Both the concave portion 22f and the convex portion 22g extend in the vertical direction.

  The concave portion 22f of the one moving member 22 engages with the convex portion 21b of the base member 21, so that the one moving member 22 slides up and down with respect to the base member 21. The convex portion 22g of the one moving member 22 is engaged with the concave portion 22f of the other moving member 22, whereby the other moving member 22 slides up and down with respect to the one moving member 22. In this way, each moving member 22 slides up and down independently of the base member 21 and the other moving members 22. Further, each moving member 22 can be inserted into and removed from the base member 21.

  FIG. 7 is a vertical cross-sectional view showing the hose member 15 that is passed through the moving member 22 of the hose insertion member 20. As shown in FIGS. 5 to 7, the hose member 15 is passed through the space S formed between the lower surface 22 d of each moving member 22 and the base member 21. This space S is a space for passing one hose member 15. The moving member 22 is provided corresponding to one hose member 15. The hose member 15 extending from the hose mounting member 14 extends in the horizontal direction, and is in contact with the moving member 22 from above in this state.

  Next, a method of installing each hose member 15 in the beverage server 1 will be described. First, the hose insertion member 20 is attached with the screw N inside the notch 6h. Then, with the moving member 22 removed from the base member 21, the hose member 15 is placed on the base member 21. When a plurality of hose members 15 are installed, one hose member 15 is placed at the position corresponding to each moving member 22 (step of placing the hose members).

  After that, the moving member 22 is inserted from above the hose member 15, and the lower surface 22d of the moving member 22 is brought into contact with each hose member 15 (a step of bringing the moving member into contact with the hose member). Then, all the remaining moving members 22 are inserted into the base member 21, and the notch 6h is closed by covering the side wall 6c with the lid 6f (step of closing the through hole). At this time, by covering the lid 6f, the portion Q above the moving member 22 is also closed. This completes the installation of the hose member 15.

  Next, the operational effects of the beverage server 1 according to this embodiment will be described.

  According to the beverage server 1, the plurality of moving members 22 are provided in the cutout portion 6h formed on the side wall 6c, and each moving member 22 is a space through which the one hose member 15 is inserted in the cutout portion 6h. Open and close S. Therefore, the space S through which the one hose member 15 is passed can be opened and closed by moving the one moving member 22, and the operation of changing the direction of the parts is not required, so that the hose member 15 can be easily installed. be able to. In addition, when a plurality of hose members 15 are passed, the space S can be opened by the moving members 22 and the other spaces S can be closed by the moving members 22 by the number of the hose members 15 to be passed. It is possible to easily install the hose members 15 according to the number.

  Further, the moving member 22 moves upward with respect to the side wall 6c to open the space S, and moves downward with respect to the side wall 6c to come into contact with the hose member 15 passed through the space S. Therefore, the hose member 15 can be held by moving the moving member 22 downward by gravity and bringing the moving member 22 into contact with the hose member 15. Therefore, the hose member 15 can be easily held.

  Further, the cutout portion 6h is provided with three or more (for example, five) moving members 22. Therefore, three or more (for example, five) hose members 15 can be passed through one notch 6h.

  The beverage tubes 7A, 7B, 8A, 8B and the hose member 15 are detachable from the housing 6. Therefore, when the beverage tubes 7A, 7B, 8A, 8B and the hose member 15 are attached to and detached from the housing 6, the hose member 15 can be easily installed in the cutout portion 6h.

  In addition, in the beverage server 1, even if the cutout portion 6h is enlarged, a plurality of moving members 22 corresponding to the size of the cutout portion 6h (a number capable of closing the cutout portion 6h) are provided so that a plurality of movements can be performed. The member 22 can reliably close the notch 6h. In this way, since the cutout portion 6h can be reliably closed and three or more hose members 15 can be passed through, the number of hose members 15 to be passed can be increased as compared with the conventional case. Further, even when the cutout 6h is large, the cutout 6h can be reliably closed by the plurality of moving members 22, so that the entry of foreign matter into the beverage server 1 can be suppressed.

  Further, the hose member 15 extending from the hose mounting member 14 is in contact with the moving member 22 while extending in the horizontal direction. Since the hose member 15 extends in the horizontal direction in this manner, it is possible to suppress the accumulation of air inside the hose member 15.

(Second embodiment)
Next, a beverage server according to the second embodiment will be described. FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing the hose insertion member 30 of the second embodiment. FIG. 9 is a front view of the hose insertion member 30 seen from the inside of the side wall 6c. As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, the second embodiment includes a hose insertion member 30 having a moving member 32 having a shape different from that of the moving member 22 of the first embodiment, and that the hose insertion member 30 is The difference from the first embodiment is that a sealing member 33 is provided. In the following, description that overlaps with the first embodiment will be omitted.

  A curved portion 34 that curves along the outer periphery of the hose member 15 is formed on the lower surface 32d of the moving member 32. The curved portion 34 is recessed, for example, in a semicircular shape from the lower surface 32d, and has a shape with which the upper half of the hose member 15 is in contact.

  The sealing member 33 is attached to the inside of the base member 31 in the hose insertion member 30. The sealing member 33 is, for example, a plate-shaped member extending in the direction in which the moving member 32 is arranged. The sealing member 33 is provided with screw holes 33a on both sides of the moving member 32 in the juxtaposed direction, and insertion holes 31a are provided at positions corresponding to the screw holes 33a of the base member 31. Therefore, by inserting the through hole 31a and the screw hole 33a into the hole 6j, inserting the screw N into the hole 6j, the through hole 31a and the screw hole 33a from the outside of the side wall 6c, and screwing the screw N into the screw hole 33a. The base member 31 and the sealing member 33 are attached to the side wall 6c.

  A curved portion 35 that curves along the outer periphery of the hose member 15 is formed on the upper end surface 33b of the sealing member 33. The curved portion 35 is, for example, recessed in a semicircular shape from the end surface 33b, and has a shape with which the lower half of the hose member 15 is in contact.

  As shown in FIG. 9, the lower surface 32 d of the moving member 32 contacts the base member 31 when the hose member 15 is not passed through. At this time, the lower surface 32d is located below the end surface 33b of the sealing member 33, and the apex of the curved portion 34 and the apex of the curved portion 35 substantially coincide with each other. Due to such a positional relationship, the space below the lower surface 32d is reliably closed by the moving member 32.

  On the other hand, when the hose member 15 is passed through, the hose member 15 is sandwiched between the curved portion 34 of the moving member 32 and the curved portion 35 of the sealing member 33. At this time, the outer circumference of the hose member 15 and the inner circumferences of the curved portions 34, 35 can be matched, so that the space can be reliably closed even when the hose member 15 is passed through.

  As described above, in the second embodiment, the moving member 32 is in contact with the hose member 15 that is passed through the space, and the portion (curved portion 34) of the moving member 32 that is in contact with the hose member 15 is of the hose member 15. Curved along the perimeter. Therefore, when the moving member 32 contacts the hose member 15, the moving member 32 contacts the outer periphery of the hose member 15. Therefore, the gap between the hose member 15 and the moving member 32, which is formed at the time of contact, can be reduced, so that the cutout portion 6h can be closed more reliably. Therefore, it is possible to more reliably suppress the entry of foreign matter into the beverage server 1. Further, since it is possible to prevent the outside air from entering the inside of the housing 6, it is possible to improve the cooling efficiency of the beverage server 1.

  Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and is modified without departing from the spirit of the claims or applied to other things. It may be one. That is, the present invention can be variously modified without changing the scope of the claims.

  For example, as shown in FIG. 10, the moving member 22 may be provided with recesses and protrusions having different shapes from the recesses 22f and protrusions 22g. The concave portion 42g of the moving member 42 shown in FIG. 10 includes a linear portion 42h that is linearly recessed from the side surface 42c of the moving member 42 and an expanded portion 42j that is circularly expanded at the rear end of the linear portion 42h. Have. In the moving member 42 having such an expanded portion 42j, the moving members 42 can be connected more firmly.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, the moving members 22 and 42 that slide vertically are described, but the moving direction and the moving mode of the moving members are not particularly limited. For example, instead of the moving members 22 and 42 that slide up and down, a moving member that slides left and right may be used, or a moving member that swings with respect to the wall portion of the housing 6 may be used.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, the example in which the cutout portion 6h is provided in each of the pair of side walls 6c has been described, but the cutout portion 6h may be provided in a wall portion other than the side wall 6c. Furthermore, the number of the cutout portions 6h is not particularly limited, and one cutout portion 6h or three or more cutout portions 6h may be provided. Further, in the above-described embodiment, an example in which the hose member 15 is passed through the cutout portion 6h recessed downward from the upper end surface 6g has been described, but the hose member 15 is passed through a through hole other than the cutout portion 6h. Good.

  Moreover, in the above-described embodiment, an example in which the beverage tubes 7A, 7B, 8A, 8B are arranged in the housing 6 has been described. However, three or less, or five or more beverage tubes may be arranged. Further, the arrangement mode of the beverage tubes 7A, 7B, 8A, 8B (whether they are arranged vertically or concentrically) can be appropriately changed.

  Moreover, in the above-described embodiment, the outer beverage pipe unit 7 in which the first beverage pipe 7A and the second beverage pipe 7B are unitized, and the inner beverage pipe in which the third beverage pipe 8A and the fourth beverage pipe 8B are unitized. The example including the unit 8 has been described. However, the configurations such as the shape and size of the outer beverage pipe unit 7 and the inner beverage pipe unit 8 can be appropriately changed. Further, the beverage pipes 7A, 7B, 8A, 8B may not be unitized, and the beverage pipes 7A, 7B, 8A, 8B may not be detachable from the housing 6.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, the housing 6 is configured to include the first housing 6a and the pair of second housings 6b, and the front wall 6e of the second housing 6b has the first currant 2 and the second housing 6b. The example in which the second currant 3 is attached and the third currant 4 and the fourth currant 5 are attached to the front wall 6d of the first housing 6a has been described. However, the numbers, shapes, and arrangements of the housings and cullans are not limited to the above examples, and can be changed as appropriate.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Beverage server, 2 ... 1st Karan, 3 ... 2nd Karan, 4 ... 3rd Karan, 5 ... 4th Karan, 6 ... Casing, 6a ... 1st housing, 6b ... 2nd housing, 6c ... Side wall, 6d, 6e ... Front wall, 6f ... Lid, 6g ... Upper end surface, 6h ... Notch portion (through hole), 6j ... Hole portion, 7 ... Outer beverage pipe unit, 7A ... First beverage pipe, 7B ... 2 Beverage pipe, 8 ... Inner beverage pipe unit, 8A ... 3rd beverage pipe, 8B ... 4th beverage pipe, 9 ... Water tank, 11 ... Beverage inflow part, 12 ... Beverage outflow part, 13 ... Male screw, 14 ... Hose attachment Member, 15 ... Hose member, 16, 18 ... Top plate, 17 ... Motor, 18a ... Hole part, 18c ... Opening, 18d ... Support part, 20,30 ... Hose insertion member 21,31 ... Base member, 21a ... Screw Hole, 21b ... convex part, 21c ... concave part, 22, 32 ... moving member, 22a ... front surface, 22b ... back surface, 22c, 2c ... side surface, 22d, 32d ... lower surface, 22e ... upper surface, 22f ... recessed portion, 22g ... projected portion, 31a ... insertion hole, 33 ... sealing member, 33a ... screw hole, 33b ... end surface, 34,35 ... curved portion, 42g ... Recessed part, 42h ... Straight part, 42j ... Expansion part, N ... Screw, S ... Space.

Claims (5)

A water tank containing a cooling liquid for cooling the beverage,
A housing that houses the aquarium,
A plurality of beverage tubes through which the beverage is immersed in the cooling liquid,
A plurality of hose members provided corresponding to each of the plurality of beverage pipes, connected to each of the beverage pipes, and extending to the outside of the housing,
Equipped with
A through hole through which the hose member is inserted is formed in the wall portion of the housing,
A moving member that opens and closes the through hole by moving with respect to the wall portion while being attached to the wall portion,
A plurality of the moving members are provided in the through hole,
One of the moving members opens and closes a space through which the one hose member is inserted, among the through holes.
Beverage server. The moving member opens the space by moving upward with respect to the wall portion, and contacts the hose member passed through the space by moving downward with respect to the wall portion,
The beverage server according to claim 1. Three or more moving members are provided in the through hole,
The beverage server according to claim 1 or 2. The beverage tube and the hose member are detachable from the housing,
The beverage server according to any one of claims 1 to 3. The moving member abuts the hose member passed through the space,
The portion of the moving member that abuts the hose member is curved along the outer periphery of the hose member,
The beverage server according to any one of claims 1 to 4.

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