NL2028181B1 - Beverage storage and transport device - Google Patents

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NL2028181B1
NL2028181B1 NL2028181A NL2028181A NL2028181B1 NL 2028181 B1 NL2028181 B1 NL 2028181B1 NL 2028181 A NL2028181 A NL 2028181A NL 2028181 A NL2028181 A NL 2028181A NL 2028181 B1 NL2028181 B1 NL 2028181B1
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
    • A45C—PURSES; LUGGAGE; HAND CARRIED BAGS
    • A45C5/00—Rigid or semi-rigid luggage
    • A45C5/14—Rigid or semi-rigid luggage with built-in rolling means
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
    • A45C—PURSES; LUGGAGE; HAND CARRIED BAGS
    • A45C11/00—Receptacles for purposes not provided for in groups A45C1/00-A45C9/00
    • A45C11/20—Lunch or picnic boxes or the like
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47F—SPECIAL FURNITURE, FITTINGS, OR ACCESSORIES FOR SHOPS, STOREHOUSES, BARS, RESTAURANTS OR THE LIKE; PAYING COUNTERS
    • A47F1/00—Racks for dispensing merchandise; Containers for dispensing merchandise
    • A47F1/04—Racks or containers with arrangements for dispensing articles, e.g. by means of gravity or springs
    • A47F1/08—Racks or containers with arrangements for dispensing articles, e.g. by means of gravity or springs dispensing from bottom
    • A47F1/087—Racks or containers with arrangements for dispensing articles, e.g. by means of gravity or springs dispensing from bottom the container having approximately horizontal tracks of the serpentine type
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F25—REFRIGERATION OR COOLING; COMBINED HEATING AND REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS; HEAT PUMP SYSTEMS; MANUFACTURE OR STORAGE OF ICE; LIQUEFACTION SOLIDIFICATION OF GASES
    • F25D—REFRIGERATORS; COLD ROOMS; ICE-BOXES; COOLING OR FREEZING APPARATUS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • F25D31/00—Other cooling or freezing apparatus
    • F25D31/006—Other cooling or freezing apparatus specially adapted for cooling receptacles, e.g. tanks
    • F25D31/007—Bottles or cans
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
    • A45C—PURSES; LUGGAGE; HAND CARRIED BAGS
    • A45C2200/00—Details not otherwise provided for in A45C
    • A45C2200/20—Carrying beverage vessels, e.g. bottles
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F25—REFRIGERATION OR COOLING; COMBINED HEATING AND REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS; HEAT PUMP SYSTEMS; MANUFACTURE OR STORAGE OF ICE; LIQUEFACTION SOLIDIFICATION OF GASES
    • F25D—REFRIGERATORS; COLD ROOMS; ICE-BOXES; COOLING OR FREEZING APPARATUS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • F25D2331/00—Details or arrangements of other cooling or freezing apparatus not provided for in other groups of this subclass
    • F25D2331/80—Type of cooled receptacles
    • F25D2331/805—Cans

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Abstract

In an aspect, the invention relates to a beverage storage device for collecting and dispensing beverage containers, wherein the beverage storage device comprises: - a housing configured to accommodate multiple beverage containers, in particular beer cans, wherein the housing comprises a front wall, a rear wall, a left side wall, and a right side wall, the walls defining an inner volume for storing multiple beverage containers, and wherein the housing defines an entry opening located in a upper area and a dispensing opening located in a lower area for respectively entering beverage containers into the housing and taking out beverage containers from the housing, - at least a first guide element comprising a first end, located at a side wall, and a free second end, at least the first guide element defining a guide path comprising at least one turn and meandering from the entry opening to the dispensing opening. wherein the entry opening is located at the first end of the first guide element and wherein the guide path extends between the entry opening and the dispensing opening along at least the first guide element.

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P35029NLOO/RSM Titel: Beverage storage and transport device
FIELD OF THE INVENTION The field of the invention relates to the transport and storage of beverage containers.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION In the field of transporting and storing beverage containers, various devices exist. A first example of such a device has been disclosed in US4721237A1. This document discloses a portable cooler for beverage cans that may be worn as a backpack and comprises two components. A first component is a box in which cans can be placed. The box comprises a centre wall or side walls that are cooling elements and that have a undulated shape. It is believed that this undulated shape is aimed at aiding the smooth descent of a can from an entry opening at the top of the box to a dispensing opening at the bottom. At the dispensing opening, a lid is provided that can be opened in order to access the lowermost can. In turn, the box can be placed within a bag that comprises a zipper-cover that aligns with the lid of the dispensing opening. At the upper end of the bag, a zipper-cover closes off the entry opening. Because the box is open at the top, i.e. doesn't comprise a lid for the entry opening, moving around or laying down the box in any orientation other than upright might cause cans to fall out. To transport the device, the bag will therefore almost always be needed to close off the box. Also because the cooling elements are the walls, either the entire device must be placed in a freezer to cool the elements, or the box must be disassembled prior to being placed in a freezer. This results in the box having to be independently cooled from the cans and in doing so, taking up a large amount of space in a freezer or fridge.
Additionally, increasing the capacity of the box by widening it would reduce the impact of the undulated walls because, of three or more cans, only the outer cans would interact with the walls. Alternatively, to maintain the effect of the undulating walls, the walls would become increasingly high for a growing number of cans in order to maintain a stack of cans that is two cans wide and contacts the undulated walls on both sides. US7344028B2 relates to an existing packaging for beverage cans called a fridge pack is a closed cardboard box that is configured to hold twelve beverage cans. On a first side of the cardboard box, part of the box is removable in order to gain access to the contents of the box.
2. To transport such a fridge pack, a cooling bag is provided that is manufactured out of a flexible and thermally insulative material. When the fridge pack is placed in the bag, a lid is zipped shut to close off the bag. When a user wants to get a beverage out of the box located in the bag, an elastically moveable lid is opened that gives access to the first side of the fridge pack where the cardboard has been removed. This permits a user to access the contents.
A drawback of the device is that the cardboard box is not easily reusable because it is only designed to take out beverages, and creates unnecessary litter. Additionally, because the bag is a simple cooling bag made out of insulative material, the heating of its contents is only minimally slowed down and the contents can only become hotter than when they entered the bag.
OBJECT OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the invention to overcome at least one of the abovementioned drawbacks and to provide a device for transporting and/or storing beverage containers.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In one aspect, the invention relates to a beverage storage device for collecting and dispensing beverage containers, wherein the beverage storage device comprises: - a housing configured to accommodate multiple beverage containers, in particular beer cans, wherein the housing comprises a front wall, a rear wall, a left side wall, and aright side wall, the walls defining an inner volume for storing multiple beverage containers, and wherein the housing defines an entry opening located in a upper area and a dispensing opening located in a lower area for respectively entering beverage containers into the housing and taking out beverage containers from the housing, - atleast a first guide element comprising a first end, located at a side wall, and a free second end, at least the first guide element defining a guide path comprising at least one turn and meandering from the entry opening to the dispensing opening.
wherein the entry opening is located at the first end of the first guide element and wherein the guide path extends between the entry opening and the dispensing opening along at least the first guide element.
By comprising an entry opening and a dispensing opening and a guide path that extends between them, the beverage storage device can be used to easily store and dispense 40 beverages. Moreover, when a user would carry the device with him, once a dispensed
-3- beverage container has been emptied, i.e. the user drank the contents, the beverage container can be easily reinserted in the beverage storage device. Not only does this potentially reduce littering due to ease of use, it also offers the possibility to store empty beverage containers so that they do not deform and can be returned to stores to collect the deposit that has been paid for the container.
In an embodiment, the beverage storage device further comprises multiple guide elements being located at a first vertical distance from each other, the multiple guide elements defining the guide path in a meandering shape, allowing beverage containers to move from the entry opening to the dispensing opening.
In an embodiment, odd ordinally numbered guide elements extend away from the left side wall or from the right side wall and even ordinally numbered guide elements extend away from the other, wherein the guide path has a meandering shape that is oriented around each second free end of the guide elements and comprises subsequent turns at the left wall and the right wall.
By having the guide elements create a meandering shape, the beverage containers can travel along the guide path in a controlled manner instead of randomly sorting themselves and falling over the entire height of the housing as would be the case if no guide elements would be present. This ensures a first in first out dispensing system that may be beneficial in a number of circumstances, e.g. when the beverage storage is used to store empty beverage containers and/or when the beverage storage device is cooled.
The dispensing opening being located in a lower part is useful, because in doing so, the beverage containers may travel through the device under the influence of gravity. When a beverage container has travelled all along the guide path, it will abut against a side wall and an opening in the front or rear wall will provide access for a user to the beverage container. It would also be possible for the dispensing opening to be located in one of the side walls.
However, in such a case a retaining element would have to be present to keep a beverage container having travelled through the device inside the housing instead of falling out of the dispensing opening.
In an embodiment, at least part of one of the front wall and rear wall is hingedly connected to one of the left side wall, right side wall, or to one of a bottom wall and a top wall, wherein the hingeable part can be opened to create access for a user to the inner volume for filling the inner volume with beverage containers.
-4- By being able to directly access the inner volume for filling it with beverage containers, the beverages can be placed more carefully than by simply inserting them in the entry opening. If one were to insert a first can in the entry opening of an empty housing, the can would tumble and drop all the way along the guide path. This would shake the beverage and cause unnecessary and unwanted foaming when opening the beverage container.
In an embodiment, the free second end of each guide element is located at a second vertical distance below the first end of that guide element causing the guide path to be slanted over each guide element.
By being slanted, the guide elements promote a good throughput of beverage containers under the influence of gravity.
In an embodiment, a drop opening is located between a free second end an a side wall, wherein the guide path extends through the drop opening and the drop opening is configured to allow a beverage container to drop on a guide element located below the drop opening. Such an opening allows beverage containers to travel all along the guide path.
In an embodiment, the housing and the at least one guide element define an inner volume, wherein the inner volume is configured to accommodate at most 50 beverage containers and at least 6 beverage containers along the guide path. Such an amount of beverage containers keeps the beverage storage device portable.
In an embodiment, the inner volume is configured to hold cans of between 250ml and 500ml, in particular either standardized 250ml, 330ml or 500ml cans.
In an embodiment, the inner volume is configured to hold cans having a height of 100- 200mm, in particular 115,2 mm, more in particular 168mm, and a diameter of 50-70mm, in particular 66,3mm, more in particular 58, 1mm.
In an embodiment, each guide element defines a row and each row is configured to hold 2-10 beverage containers along the guide path.
In an embodiment, the dispensing opening is located at the second end of a lowermost guide element. This location for the dispensing opening ensure an optimal use of the amount of space within the housing.
-5- In an embodiment, the beverage storage device is flat, wherein a width and height of the housing are greater than a depth and wherein the front and rear wall have a larger surface area than the left and right wall and the bottom and top wall, and wherein the guide path is parallel to the front and rear wall.
In an embodiment, any of the front wall, the rear wall, the a left side wall, the right side wall, the bottom wall, and the top wall defines a cooling cavity configured to accommodate a cooling component, in particular the cooling component being an ice pack or cool pack.
By providing such a cooling cavity, the beverage containers located within the housing can be cooled and/or kept cool. Herein, the first in first out principle is also beneficial.
In an embodiment, an entry lid is provided at the entry opening, in particular the entry lid being resiliently and pivotably connected to the housing and configured to close off the entry opening.
In an embodiment, a dispensing lid is provided at the dispensing opening, in particular the dispensing lid being resiliently and pivotably connected to the housing and configured to close off the dispensing opening.
By providing an entry lid and/or a dispensing lid, the housing can be closed by default and can be easily be opened by a user when the user wants to access a beverage container. This is beneficial when the beverage storage device is transported or moved around in various operations where, with an open housing, the beverage containers might fall out.
In an embodiment, the entry lid is moveable into the housing and the dispensing lid is moveable in a direction out of the housing. These direction facilitate the action of inserting and taking out a beverage container from the housing. Both actions could be executed with one hand instead of two (one for operating the lid and one for moving the beverage container).
In an embodiment, the beverage containers are cans or bottles.
In an embodiment, the beverage storage device further comprises at least one handle, wherein the handle is configured to aid a user in lifting the beverage storage device. This may aid a user in manipulating the beverage storage device in, for example, a supermarket or any other situation.
-6- In an embodiment, one of the walls comprises a stacking protrusion and an opposite wall defines a stacking recess. Herein, the stacking protrusion of a first beverage storage device and the stacking recess of a second beverage storage device are configured to mate when the first and second beverage storage device are stacked on top of each other. This is beneficial because the two storage devices wont slide relative to each other and thus create a more stable stack. This is especially useful when the beverage storage device is stored in large numbers such as in supermarkets or at breweries.
In an embodiment, the beverage storage device comprises at least one wheel and a handle and is formed as a trolley suitcase. In doing so, the beverage storage device may be easily transported.
In an embodiment, outer dimensions of the device are 350-500mm high, 200-350mm wide or vice versa, and 100-250mm deep.
In another independent aspect, the invention relates to a transport device (50) for transporting a beverage storage device according to any of claims 1-21, wherein the transport device comprises a transport housing (60) defining a device holding space (64) substantially matching outer dimensions of the beverage storage device, wherein the transport housing also defines a placement opening (62) through which the beverage storage device can be placed in the device holding space. Herein the transport housing defines an entry communication opening (66) and a dispensing communication opening (68), the collecting communication opening at least partially aligning with the entry opening of the beverage storage device and the dispensing communication opening at least partially aligning with the dispensing opening of the beverage storage device when the beverage storage device is located in the device holding space.
Such a transport device can be used to transport a beverage storage device, which is especially beneficial when the beverage storage device is filled with beverage containers.
In an embodiment, the housing of the beverage storage device comprises a protrusion or defines a recess and the transport device comprises or defines the other, wherein the dimensions of the protrusion and the recess match. When the beverage storage device is placed in the device holding space, the recess engages the protrusion, in particular the recess and the protrusion connect the transport device and the beverage storage device to each other. More in particular the transport device and the beverage storage device are interlocked to each other.
-7- With such a connection, the beverage storage device can sturdily kept in place.
In an embodiment, the protrusion is a rail and the recess is configured to slide over the rail and wherein the beverage storage device is slid into the device holding space of the transport device along the rail.
In an embodiment, the transport device further comprises a retaining element moveably located at the placement opening, wherein the retaining element is configured to retain the beverage storage device in the device holding space.
By retaining the beverage storage device in the holding space with a retaining element, the beverage storage device is kept in the transport device when the transport device is not in an upright position.
In an embodiment, at least one wall of the transport housing defines a cooling cavity configured to accommodate a cooling component, in particular the cooling component being an ice pack or cool pack.
By defining cooling cavities in the transport housing, the beverage storage device can easily be cooled down when it is placed inside the transport housing. It also becomes possible to cool the beverage storage device together with contents in the fridge while it takes up a minimal amount of space and to cool cooling elements separately. This ensures a minimal amount of space that has to be taken up in cooling facilities such as fridges and freezers.
In an embodiment, an entry communication lid is provided at the entry communication opening, in particular the entry communication lid being resiliently and pivotably connected to the transport housing and configured to close off the entry communication opening.
In an embodiment, a dispensing communication lid is provided at the dispensing communication opening, in particular the dispensing communication lid being resiliently and pivotably connected to the transport housing and configured to close off the dispensing communication opening.
By closing off both openings with moveable lids, the inner volume can be easily reached without it falling out during transport or manipulation of the transport device.
-8- In an embodiment, the entry communication lid is moveable into the transport housing and the dispensing communication lid is moveable in a direction out of the transport housing.
These direction facilitate the action of inserting and taking out a beverage container from the housing. Both actions can be executed with one hand instead of two (one for operating the lid and one for moving the beverage container).
In an embodiment, at least one rolling element, such as wheel, and a handle are connected to the transport housing, wherein the transport device is configured to be used as a trolley suitcase.
In an embodiment, a weighted portion is located at a lower end of the transport device, wherein the weighted portion lowers a centre of gravity of the transport device to increase its stability.
In an embodiment, at least one carrying strap is connect to the transport housing.
The invention will be more clearly understood from the following description of some preferred embodiments, which are given by way of example only, with reference to the accompanying drawings.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Figure 1 shows an isometric view of the beverage storage device comprising beverage containers.
Figures 2A-2C show a front view of the beverage storage device with and without beverage containers and a close up of the dispensing opening.
Figure 3 shows an isometric view of several beverage storage devices of which two have been stacked on top of each other.
Figure 4 shows a combination of a transport device and a beverage storage device in isometric view.
Figure 5A and 5B show isometric views of embodiments of the transport device.
Figure 6 shows a side view of a transport device comprising cooling cavities.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Looking at figures 1 and 2A-2C, the beverage storage device 10 is holding a plurality of beverage containers 8 inside its housing 20. The housing accommodates the beverages
-9.- containers, being cans, within its front wall 22A, rear wall, left side wall, and right side wall 22D. The walls define an inner volume 24 wherein the multiple beverage containers are stored. To this end, the beverage storage device is flat and a width and height of the housing are greater than a depth and the front and rear wall have a larger surface area than the left and right wall and the bottom and top wall. In order for the beverage containers to be entered in the housing 20, the housing defines an entry opening 26 that is located in an upper area 202 of the housing. The entry opening is located at an upper area 202 because this enables gravity to assist in moving the beverage containers through the inner volume 24 and to a dispensing opening 28 defined in a lower area 204 of the housing. Herein, the dispensing opening is configured for taking out beverage containers from the housing.
Further, in order for the beverage containers 8 to smoothly reach the dispensing opening 28, the housing also comprises several guide elements 30. The guide elements comprise a first end 32 that is located at a side wall, i.e. the left side wall or the right side wall, and a free second end 34. In particular, the odd ordinally numbered guide elements, i.e. the first guide element 30A, third guide element 30C, and fifth guide element 30E extend away from the right side wall and the even ordinally numbered guide elements, i.e. the second guide element 30B, fourth guide element 30D, and sixth guide element 30F extend away from the left side wall. Herein, the guide elements 30 define a guide path 40 that extends along the guide elements and is oriented around each second free end 34 of the guide elements and therefore comprises subsequent turns at the left and right side wall. In doing so, the guide path comprises five turns and extends and meanders from the entry opening 26 to the dispensing opening 28 and is parallel to the front and rear wall. In order for the beverage containers to follow the guide path 40, the guide elements 30 are located at a first vertical distance 42 from each other.
Further, at each of the turns, a drop opening 46 is located between the second free end and a side wall. The guide path 40 extends through the drop opening and the drop opening is configured to allow a beverage container to drop on a guide element 30 located below the drop opening.
One option to fill the beverage storage device 10 is to enter beverage containers 8 through the entry opening 26. When there are already several containers inside the housing 20, this is a very practical solution and can, in particular, be used to collect emptied containers to reduce littering and to safely store deposit holding containers. However, when containers are not yet present in the inner volume 24 of the housing 20, this method of filling is less practical.
To this end, the front wall 22A is hingedly connected to the left side wall. The hingeable front wall 22A can be opened to create direct access for a user to the inner volume 24 for filling the
-10- inner volume with the beverage containers without the containers bouncing through the entire housing.
When taking out a beverage container 8 through the dispensing opening 28, it considered to be beneficial if a subsequent container presents itself to be taken out thereafter. This is achieved in part by the free second end 34 of each guide element 30 being located at a second vertical distance 44 below the first end 32 of that same guide element. This cause the guide path 40 to be slanted over that guide element and to let gravity pull the beverage container along the guide path and towards the dispensing opening 28 being located at the second end of a lowermost guide element 30F.
Depending on the desired purpose of the beverage storage device, the inner volume 24 may be larger or smaller than depicted. In the figures, the inner volume 24 defined by the housing and the guide elements accommodates twenty-four beverage containers and four beverage containers per row defined by each guide element. It is however also possible that a small device is realized that can accommodate 6 beverage containers, such a device being suited for example for a picknick. When one would have a larger party, for example, fifty beverage containers could be desired.
The nature of the beverage storage device 10 being that is moveable and can be taken with someone to a location such as a park for a picknick, means that it may be moved around a lot. In particular, the device comprises a handle 12 to aid a user in lifting the beverage storage device. In order to prevent the beverage containers to fall or bounce out of the device, an entry lid 262 is provided at the entry opening and a dispensing lid 282 is provided at the dispensing opening. Both lids 262, 282 are connected to the housing and are configured to respectively close off the entry opening 26 and the dispensing opening 28. This prevents the beverage containers from unwantedly exiting the housing 20. To increase the ease of access, the dispensing lid 282 is moveable in an direction out of the housing 20. This prevents having to push back all containers prior to taking out a beverage container 8.
Turning to figure 3, two beverage storage devices 10A, 10B have been stacked on top of each other. Such a situation will mostly be encountered in a store or at a packaging facility where the beverage containers are entered in the devices. To reduce the beverage storage devices sliding with respect to each other and in that way creating more stable stacks, the beverage storage devices are configured to mate when they are stacked on top of each other. The rear wall 22B comprises a stacking protrusion 222 and the front wall 22A comprises a stacking recess. Herein, the stacking protrusion 222A of a first beverage storage device 10C is
-11- configured to mate with the stacking recess 224B of a second beverage storage device 10B when they are stacked on top of each other. Turning to figures 4, 5A, and 5B, the beverage storage device 10 is being placed in a device holding space 64 that is defined by a transport housing 60 of a transport device 50 that is configured for transporting a beverage storage device. The beverage storage device 10 is placed in the device holding space 64 through a placement opening 62 defined by the transport housing. To ensure a good fit, the device holding space 64 substantially matches the outer dimensions of the beverage storage device.
Because the beverage storage device 10 may be heavy or its shape does not facilitate carrying, a transport device 50 can be used to easily transport the beverage storage device. In particular, the transport device comprises wheels 80A, 80B and a handle 82 that are connected to the transport housing 60 so that it is configured to be used as a trolley suitcase. A weighted portion 84 is located at a lower end of the transport device to give the transport device a low centre of gravity, improving its stability. Instead of the wheels and handle or in addition to them, a carrying strap (not depicted) may also be connected to the transport housing.
Alternatively, wheels and a handle may also be directly connected to the beverage storage 10 device to form a trolley suitcase. This would at least partially overcome the need for a transport device 50. However, this would make the beverage transport device less suitable to be used in supermarkets or by beverage producers because the device would be heavier, more expensive, and more prone to damage than without the wheels and/or handle.
In addition to the dimensions substantially matching, the housing of the beverage storage device 10 defines a recess 14 whose dimensions match those of a protrusion 54 defined by the transport device 50. When the beverage storage device is placed in the device holding space 64, the recess 14 is slid over the protrusion, engages the protrusion 54 and connects, in particular interlocks, the transport device 50 and the beverage storage device to each other. Here, the protrusion is a rail over which the recess 14 is configured to slide.
In order not to have to pull the beverage storage device 10 out of the transport device 50 every time someone wants a beverage, the transport housing defines an entry communication opening 66 and a dispensing communication opening 68. These two openings at least partially align with the respective entry opening 26 and dispensing opening 28 of the beverage storage device 10 when the beverage storage device is located in the device holding space 64. This allows a user to reach through the transport device 50 into the inner volume 24
-12- of the beverage storage device. Besides the beverage storage device comprising an entry lid and a dispensing lid, the transport device may also comprise an entry communication lid 662 and a dispensing communication lid 882 that are connected to the transport housing and are configured to respectively close off the entry communication opening 66 and the dispensing communication opening 68. Herein, the dispensing communication lid 682 is moveable in a direction out of the transport housing.
Also, the transport housing defines cooling cavities 70. These cooling cavities 70 serve to accommodate cooling components (depicted in figure 6) such as ice packs or cool packs. In doing so, the beverage storage device can be kept light while the beverages inside can still be kept cool.
In figure 5A, the beverage storage device 10 located in the device holding space can be retained in that position by a retaining element 63. Here, the retaining element 83 is a lid that, when closed, prevents the beverage storage device from sliding out of the transport device
50. This is particularly useful when the combination of the transport device 50 and the beverage storage device 10 are moved around, for example during transport.
Turning to figure 8, a cooling component 72 is being placed inside a cooling cavity 70 that is configured to accommodate said cooling component. Because cooling components 72 such as ice packs can be placed in the transport device 50 at a location adjoining or adjacent the device holding space 64, the beverage storage device can be effectively cooled, in turn cooling the beverages. Even though it has not been depicted, it is also possible that the cooling cavities are located in the walls of the beverage storage device 10 instead of in the transport device 50 and that this is done in a similar manner as depicted for the transport device.
In figure 6, the cooling components are placed in the cooling cavities from the inside of the transport device. This is done to effectively cool the storage device by reducing the thermal path. It may however also possible to place the cooling components in the cooling cavities from the outside. This may facilitate the interchanging of used and fresh cooling components.
The terms "a" or "an", as used herein, are defined as one or more than one. The term plurality, as used herein, is defined as twa or more than two. The term another, as used herein, is defined as at least a second or more. The terms including and/or having, as used herein, are defined as comprising i.e., open language, not excluding other elements or steps.
-13- Any reference signs in the claims should not be construed as limiting the scope of the claims or the invention. It will be recognized that a specific embodiment as claimed may not achieve all of the stated objects.
The mere fact that certain measures are recited in mutually different dependent claims does not indicate that a combination of these measures cannot be used to advantage.
White lines between text paragraphs in the text above indicate that the technical features presented in the paragraph may be considered independent from technical features discussed in a preceding paragraph or in a subsequent paragraph.

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Drankopslaginrichting (10) voor het verzamelen en uitgeven van drankcontainers (8), waarbij de drankopslaginrichting omvat: - een behuizing (20) die is ingericht voor het accommoderen van meerdere drankcontainers, in het bijzonder bierblikken, waarbij de behuizing een voorwand (22A), een achterwand (22B), een linker zijwand (22C), en een rechter zijwand (22D) omvat, waarbij de wanden een binnenvolume (24) definiëren voor het opslaan van meerdere drankcontainers, en waarbij de behuizing een inlaatopening (26) definieert gelegen in een bovengelegen deel {202} en een uitgifteopening (28) definieert in een lagergelegen deel (204) voor het respectievelijk inbrengen van drankcontainers in de behuizing en voor het uitnemen van drankcontainers uit de behuizing, - ten minste een eerste geleidingselement (30) dat een eerste uiteinde (32), gelegen bij een zijwand, en een vrij tweede uiteinde (34) omvat, waarbij het ten minste eerste geleidingselement een geleidingspad (40) definieert dat ten minste een bocht omvat en van de inlaatopening naar de uitgifteopening meandert, waarbij de inlaatopening gelegen is aan een eerste uiteinde van het geleidingspad en waarbij het geleidingspad zich uitstrekt tussen de inlaatopening en de uitgifteopening langs ten minste het eerste geleidingselement.Beverage storage device (10) for collecting and dispensing beverage containers (8), wherein the beverage storage device comprises: - a housing (20) adapted to accommodate several beverage containers, in particular beer cans, wherein the housing has a front wall (22A ), comprising a rear wall (22B), a left side wall (22C), and a right side wall (22D), the walls defining an inner volume (24) for storing a plurality of beverage containers, and the housing defining an inlet opening (26) located in an upper part {202} and defining a dispensing opening (28) in a lower part (204) for respectively inserting beverage containers into the housing and for removing beverage containers from the housing, - at least a first guide element (30) comprising a first end (32) located at a side wall and a free second end (34), the at least first guiding element defining a guiding path (40) that is at least m the latter comprises a bend and meanders from the inlet opening to the dispensing opening, the inlet opening being located at a first end of the guiding path and wherein the guiding path extends between the inlet opening and the dispensing opening along at least the first guiding element. 2. Drankopslaginrichting volgens de voorgaande conclusie, waarbij de drankopslaginrichting verder meerdere geleidingselementen omvat die op een eerste verticale afstand (42) gelegen zijn van elkaar, waarbij de meerdere geleidingselement het geleidingspad definiëren in een meanderende vorm, hetgeen ervoor zorgt dat de drankcontainers van de inlaatopening naar de uitgifteopening bewegen.A beverage storage device according to the preceding claim, wherein the beverage storage device further comprises a plurality of guide members spaced at a first vertical distance (42) from each other, the plurality of guide members defining the guiding path in a meandering shape, causing the beverage containers to move away from the inlet opening. move to the dispensing opening. 3. Drankopslaginrichting volgens de voorgaande conclusie, waarbij oneven ordinaal genummerde geleidingselementen zich weg van de linker zijwand of de rechter zijwand uitstrekken en even ordinaal genummerde geleidingselementen zich weg van de ander uitstrekken, waarbij het geleidingspad een meanderende vorm heeft dat om elk vrije tweede uiteinde georiënteerd is en opeenvolgende bochten omvat bij de linker zijwand en de rechter zijwand.A beverage storage device according to the preceding claim, wherein odd ordinal numbered guide elements extend away from the left side wall or the right side wall and even ordinal numbered guide elements extend away from the other, the guide path having a meandering shape oriented about each free second end. and includes successive bends at the left side wall and the right side wall. 4. Drankopslaginrichting volgens een van de voorgaande conclusies, waarbij ten minste een deel van een van de voorwand en achterwand scharnierend verbonden is met een van de linker zijwand, de rechter zijwand, of met een van een bodemwand en een bovenwand, waarbij het scharnierende deel geopend kan worden om toegang teA beverage storage device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein at least part of one of the front wall and rear wall is hingedly connected to one of the left side wall, the right side wall, or to one of a bottom wall and a top wall, the hinged part being can be opened for access -15- creéren tot het binnenvolume voor een gebruiker voor het vullen van het binnenvolume met drankcontainers.-15- to the inner volume for a user to fill the inner volume with beverage containers. 5. Drankopslaginrichting volgens een van de voorgaande conclusies, waarbij het vrije tweede uiteinde van elk geleidingselement op een tweede verticale afstand (44) gelegen is onder het eerste uiteinde van dat geleidingselement, waarbij dit ervoor zorgt dat het geleidingspad over elk geleidingselement helt.A beverage storage device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the free second end of each guide member is located a second vertical distance (44) below the first end of said guide member, causing the guide path to incline over each guide member. 6. Drankopslaginrichting volgens een van de voorgaande conclusies, waarbij een valopening (46) gelegen is tussen een vrij tweede uiteinde en een zijwand, waarbij het geleidingspad zich door de valopening heen uitstrekt en de valopening ingericht is om een drankcontainer op een geleidingselement gelegen onder de valopening te laten vallen.A beverage storage device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein a drop opening (46) is located between a free second end and a side wall, the guide path extending through the drop opening and the drop opening being adapted to support a beverage container on a guide element located below the drop opening. 7. Drankopslaginrichting volgens een van de voorgaande conclusies, waarbij de behuizing en het ten minste ene geleidingselement een binnenvolume definiéren, waarbij het binnenvolume ingericht is om ten meeste 50 drankcontainers en ten minste 6 drankcontainers langs het geleidingspad te accommoderen.A beverage storage device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the housing and the at least one guide element define an inner volume, the inner volume being arranged to accommodate at most 50 beverage containers and at least 6 beverage containers along the guide path. 8. Drankopslaginrichting volgens een van de voorgaande conclusies, waarbij het binnenvolume ingericht is om blikken van tussen de 250mL en 500mL, in het bijzonder gestandaardiseerde blikken van 250mL, 330mL, of 500mL, te houden.A beverage storage device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the inner volume is adapted to hold cans of between 250mL and 500mL, in particular standardized cans of 250mL, 330mL, or 500mL. 9. Drankopslaginrichting volgens een van de voorgaande conclusies, waarbij het binnenvolume ingericht is om blikken te houden met een hoogte van 100-200mm, in het bijzonder 115,2mm, meer in het bijzonder 168m, en een diameter van 50-70mm, in het bijzonder 66,3mm, meer in het bijzonder 58,1mm.A beverage storage device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the inner volume is arranged to hold cans with a height of 100-200mm, in particular 115.2mm, more in particular 168m, and a diameter of 50-70mm, in particular particularly 66.3mm, more specifically 58.1mm. 10. Drankopslaginrichting volgens een van de voorgaande conclusies, waarbij elk geleidingselement een rij definieert en elk rij ingericht is om 2-10 blikken te houden langs een deel van het geleidingspad dat zich langs het geleidingselement uitstrekt.A beverage storage device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein each guide member defines a row and each row is arranged to hold 2-10 cans along a portion of the guide path extending along the guide member. 11.Drankopslaginrichting volgens een van de voorgaande conclusies, waarbij de uitgifteopening gelegen in aan een tweede uiteinde van een laagstgelegen geleidingselement.11. Beverage storage device as claimed in any of the foregoing claims, wherein the dispensing opening is located at a second end of a lowest-lying guide element. 12. Drankopslaginrichting volgens een van de voorgaande conclusies, waarbij de drankopslaginrichting plat is, waarbij een breedte en hoogte van de behuizing groter zijn dan een diepte en waarbij de voorwand en achterwand een groter oppervlakA beverage storage device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the beverage storage device is flat, wherein a width and height of the housing are greater than a depth and wherein the front wall and rear wall have a larger surface area. -16 - hebben dan de linker en rechter zijwand en de bodem- en bovenwand, en waarbij het geleidingspad evenwijdig is aan de voorwand en achterwand.-16 - then have the left and right side walls and the bottom and top walls, and where the conduction path is parallel to the front wall and back wall. 13. Drankopslaginrichting volgens een van de voorgaande conclusies, waarbij een van de voorwand, achterwand, linker zijwand, rechter zijwand, bodemwand, en bovenwand een koelholte definieert die ingericht is om een koelelement te accommoderen, waarbij het koelelement in het bijzonder een ice pack of koelpack is.A beverage storage device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein one of the front wall, rear wall, left side wall, right side wall, bottom wall, and top wall defines a cooling cavity adapted to accommodate a cooling element, the cooling element in particular being an ice pack or cooling pack. 14. Drankopslaginrichting volgens een van de voorgaande conclusies, waarbij een inlaatklep (262) voorzien is bij de inlaatopening, in het bijzonder is de inlaatklep verend en draaibaar verbonden met de behuizing en ingericht om de inlaatopening te sluiten.A beverage storage device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein an inlet valve (262) is provided at the inlet opening, in particular the inlet valve is resiliently and rotatably connected to the housing and adapted to close the inlet opening. 15. Drankopslaginrichting volgens een van de voorgaande conclusies, waarbij een uitgifteklep (282) voorzien is bij de uitgifteopening, in het bijzonder is de uitgifteklep verend en draaibaar verbonden met de behuizing en ingericht om de uitgifteopening te sluiten.A beverage storage device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein a dispensing valve (282) is provided at the dispensing opening, in particular the dispensing valve is resiliently and rotatably connected to the housing and adapted to close the dispensing opening. 16. Drankopslaginrichting volgens een conclusies 14-15, waarbij de inlaatklep beweegbaar de behuizing in is en/of de uitgifteklep beweegbaar is in een richting de behuizing uit.A beverage storage device according to any one of claims 14-15, wherein the inlet valve is movable into the housing and/or the dispensing valve is movable in a direction out of the housing. 17.Drankopslaginrichting volgens een van de voorgaande conclusies, waarbij de drankcontainers blikken of flessen zijn.A beverage storage device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the beverage containers are cans or bottles. 18. Drankopslaginrichting volgens een van de voorgaande conclusies, verder omvattende ten minste een handvat (12), waarbij het handvat ingericht is om een gebruiker te helpen om de drankopslaginrichting te tillen.A beverage storage device according to any one of the preceding claims, further comprising at least one handle (12), the handle adapted to assist a user to lift the beverage storage device. 19. Drankopslaginrichting volgens een van de voorgaande conclusies, waarbij een van de wanden een stapeluitsteeksel (222) omvat en een tegenovergelegen wand een stapelholte (224) omvat, waarbij het stapeluitsteeksel van een eerste drankopslaginrichting en de stapelholte van een tweede drankopslaginrichting ingericht zijn om te paren wanneer de eerste en tweede drankopslaginrichtingen op elkaar gestapeld worden.A beverage storage device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein one of the walls includes a stacking protrusion (222) and an opposite wall includes a stacking cavity (224), the stacking protrusion of a first beverage storage device and the stacking pocket of a second beverage storage device being adapted to pair when the first and second beverage storage devices are stacked on top of each other. 20. Drankopslaginrichting volgens een van de voorgaande conclusies, waarbij de drankopslaginrichting ten minste een wiel en een handvat omvat en gevormd is als een trolleykoffer.A beverage storage device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the beverage storage device comprises at least one wheel and a handle and is shaped like a trolley case. 4040 -17 --17- 21. Drankopslaginrichting volgens een van de voorgaande conclusies, waarbij buitenafmetingen van de inrichting 350-500mm hoog, 200-350mm breed of vice versa, en 100-250mm diep.A beverage storage device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein outer dimensions of the device are 350-500mm high, 200-350mm wide or vice versa, and 100-250mm deep. 22. Transportinrichting (50) voor het vervoeren van een drankopslaginrichting volgens een van conclusies 1-21, waarbij de vervoersinrichting een vervoersbehuizing (6) omvat die een inrichtingshouderruimte (64) definieert die wezenlijk overeenkomt met buitenafmetingen van de drankopslaginrichting, waarbij de transportbehuizing ook een plaatsingsopening {62) definieert waardoorheen de drankopslaginrichting in de inrichtingshouderruimte geplaatst kan worden, waarbij de transportbehuizing een inlaat-communicatieopening (66) en een uitgifte-communicatieopening (68) definieert, waarbij de inlaat-communicatieopening ten minste deels uitgelijnd is met de inlaatopening van de drankopslaginrichting en de uitgifte-communicatieopening ten minste deels uitgelijnd is met de uitgifteopening van de drankopslaginrichting wanneer de drankopslaginrichting in de inrichtingshouderruimte is geplaatst.A transport device (50) for transporting a beverage storage device according to any one of claims 1-21, wherein the transport device comprises a transport housing (6) defining a device container space (64) substantially corresponding to outer dimensions of the beverage storage device, the transport housing also comprising a positioning opening {62) through which the beverage storage device may be placed in the device container space, the transport housing defining an inlet communication opening (66) and a dispensing communication opening (68), the inlet communication opening being at least partially aligned with the inlet opening of the beverage storage device and the dispensing communication opening is at least partly aligned with the dispensing opening of the beverage storage device when the beverage storage device is placed in the device container space. 23. Transportinrichting volgens de vorige conclusie, waarbij de behuizing van de drankopslaginrichting een protrusie omvat of een holte definieert (14), en de transportinrichting de ander (54) omvat of definieert, waarbij de afmetingen van de protrusie en de holte overeenkomen en, wanneer de drankopslaginrichting in de inrichtingshouderruimte geplaatst wordt, de holte aangrijpt op de protrusie, in het bijzonder verbinden de holte en de protrusie de transportinrichting en de drankopslaginrichting met elkaar, meer in het bijzonder vergrendelen de holte en de protrusie de transportinrichting en de drankopslaginrichting met elkaar.A transport device according to the preceding claim, wherein the housing of the beverage storage device comprises one protrusion or defines one cavity (14), and the transport device comprises or defines the other (54), the dimensions of the protrusion and the cavity corresponding and, when the beverage storage device is placed in the device container space, the cavity engages the protrusion, in particular, the cavity and the protrusion connect the transport device and the beverage storage device with each other, more specifically, the cavity and the protrusion lock the transport device and the beverage storage device together. 24. Transportinrichting volgens de vorige conclusie, waarbij de protrusie een rail is en de holte ingericht is om over de rail te glijden en waarbij de drankopslaginrichting in de inrichtingshouderruimte van de transportinrichting geschoven wordt over de rail.A transport device according to the preceding claim, wherein the protrusion is a rail and the cavity is adapted to slide on the rail and wherein the beverage storage device is slid over the rail in the device container space of the transport device. 25. Transportinrichting volgens een van de voorgaande transportinrichting conclusies, verder omvattende een vasthoudelement (63) dat beweegbaar bij de plaatsingsopening gelegen is, waarbij het vasthoudelement ingericht is om de drankopslaginrichting in de inrichtingshouderruimte te houden.A transport device according to any one of the preceding transport device claims, further comprising a retaining element (63) movably located at the placement opening, the retaining element being adapted to retain the beverage storage device in the device container space. 26. Transportinrichting volgens een van de voorgaande transportinrichting conclusies, waarbij ten minste een wand van de transportbehuizing een koelholte (70) definieert die ingericht is om een koelelement (72) te accommoderen, waarbij in het bijzonder het koelelement een ice pack of een koelpack is.Transport device according to any of the preceding transport device claims, wherein at least one wall of the transport housing defines a cooling cavity (70) adapted to accommodate a cooling element (72), in particular the cooling element being an ice pack or a cooling pack . -18 --18- 27. Transportinrichting volgens een van de voorgaande transportinrichting conclusies, waarbij een inlaatcommunicatieklep (662) voorzien is bij de inlaat- communicatieopening, in het bijzonder is de inlaatcommunicatieklep verend en draaibaar verbonden met de transportbehuizing en ingericht om de inlaat- communicatieopening te sluiten.Conveyor according to any of the preceding conveyor claims, wherein an inlet communication valve (662) is provided at the inlet communication opening, in particular the inlet communication valve is resiliently and rotatably connected to the transport housing and adapted to close the inlet communication opening. 28. Transportinrichting volgens een van de voorgaande transportinrichting conclusies, waarbij een uitgifte-communicatieklep (682) voorzien is bij de uitgifte- communicatieopening, in het bijzonder is de uitgifte-communicatieklep verend en draaibaar verbonden met de transportbehuizing en ingericht om de uitgifte- communicatieopening te sluiten.Conveyor device according to any of the preceding conveyor device claims, wherein a dispensing communication valve (682) is provided at the dispensing communication opening, in particular the dispensing communication valve is resiliently and rotatably connected to the transport housing and adapted to close the dispensing communication opening. Close. 29. Transportinrichting volgens een van conclusies 27-28, waarbij de inlaat- communicatieklep beweegbaar de behuizing in is en/of de uitgifte-communicatieklep beweegbaar is in een richting de transportbehuizing uit.A transport device according to any one of claims 27-28, wherein the inlet communication valve is movable into the housing and/or the dispensing communication valve is movable in a direction out of the transport housing. 30. Transportinrichting volgens een van de voorgaande transportinrichting conclusies, waarbij ten minste een rollend element, zoals een wiel (80), en een handvat (82) verbonden zijn met de transportbehuizing, waarbij de transportinrichting ingericht is om gebruikt te worden als trolleykoffer.Transport device according to one of the preceding transport device claims, wherein at least one rolling element, such as a wheel (80), and a handle (82) are connected to the transport housing, the transport device being adapted to be used as a trolley case. 31. Transportinrichting volgens een van de voorgaande transportinrichting conclusies, waarbij een verzwaard deel gelegen is bij een laaggelegen uiteinde van de transportinrichting, waarbij de verzwaarde deel het zwaartepunt van de transportinrichting omlaag brengt om de stabiliteit te vergroten.31. Transport device according to one of the preceding transport device claims, wherein a weighted part is located at a low-lying end of the transport device, the weighted part lowering the center of gravity of the transport device to increase stability. 32. Transportinrichting volgens een van de voorgaande conclusies, waarbij ten minste een draagband verbonden is met de transportinrichting.32. Conveyor device according to one of the preceding claims, wherein at least one carrier belt is connected to the conveyor device.
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