RU13369U1 - DRINKING SYSTEM - Google Patents

Description

IPC®: B 67 D 1/00

Beverage filling system

The utility model relates to the food industry, and, in particular, to beverage bottling systems: beer, sparkling water, etc.

A known system for bottling beverages, including a container with beer, connected by a pipe through a refrigeration unit with a filling tap on the bar (see patent No. 5915602, class. 222/608, publ. 06/29/99) - analogue.

A known system for bottling beverages, comprising at least one container with a drink connected by at least one main pipe with at least one filling valve on the bar (see US patent No. 4094445, class. In 67 D 1/04, publ. 06/13/78) - prototype.

A disadvantage of the known systems is that they do not allow several types of drinks to be poured at the bar (for example, different types of beer), and also that the client sitting at the client table must go to the bar every time for an additional portion of the drink, or use the services of a staff (waiter).

The objective of the utility model is to create a beverage bottling system that allows you to pour several different drinks at the same time and, in addition, allows the client to pour various drinks in the required quantity without leaving his seat at the client table.

This problem is achieved in that the beverage bottling system, comprising at least one container with a drink, connected by at least one main pipeline with at least one filling valve on the bar, in contrast to the prototype, is provided, at least one additional dispensing tap and at least one beverage quantity counter, wherein the additional dispensing tap is placed on the client table and connected by at least one additional piping to the main pipeline m, and the count of the number of beverage is placed on the additional conduit.

And also by the fact that it contains several filling taps and several containers with various drinks connected by individual main pipelines to the corresponding filling taps on the bar counter.

And also the fact that it contains several additional filling taps located on additional client tables and connected by individual additional pipelines to the corresponding individual main pipelines, and several counters of the amount of drinks placed on individual additional pipelines.

And also the fact that as containers with drinks use containers with beer and / or carbonated drinks.

As well as the fact that there are twelve filling taps on the bar counter.

And also by the fact that on each client table two or more additional filling cranes are placed.

And also the fact that the main pipelines pass through the refrigeration unit.

The drawing shows a patented beverage bottling system.

The beverage dispensing system includes at least one beverage container 1 connected by at least one main pipe 2 to at least one filling valve 3 on the bar 4.

The system also contains at least one additional filling valve 5 located on the client table 6 and connected by at least one additional pipeline 7 to the main pipeline 2. On the additional pipeline 7 there is a beverage quantity counter 8.

The system may also have a refrigeration unit 9 through which the main pipe 2 passes.

The beverage dispensing system may also have several additional filling taps 10, 11 and 12 and several additional containers 13, 14 and 15 connected by individual main pipelines 16, 17 18 to the corresponding filling taps 10, 11 and 12 on the bar counter.

The beverage dispensing system may also have several additional filling taps 19, 20 and 21, which are located on additional client tables 22, 23 and 24 and connected by individual additional pipelines 25, 26 and 27 to the corresponding individual main pipelines 16, 17 and 18. On

additional pipelines 25, 26 and 27 have additional counters 28, 29 and 30. All meters 8, 28, 29 and 30 are combined into a single unit 31 and have the corresponding marking corresponding to the marking of the client table.

As containers with drinks, for example, containers with beer and / or carbonated drinks are used. For example, twelve filling taps can be placed on the bar counter. . On each client table, two or more additional dispensing taps can be placed, for example, an additional dispensing tap 32 connected by an additional conduit 33 through a beverage quantity counter 34 to, for example, the main conduit 16.

All main pipelines 2, 16, 17 and 18 pass through the refrigeration unit 9.

A system for dispensing beverages, such as beer, operates as follows.

The delivered containers 1, 13, 14 and 15, containing various types of beer, are connected to the main pipelines 2, 16, 17 and 18. Beer, which is under pressure in the containers, fills all the corresponding pipelines. When consuming a certain type of beer at the bar, open, for example, a filling valve 3, and the beer contained in the tank 1 is poured into a mug on the bar. The same beer can be poured from his mug by the client located at client table 6. For this, while sitting at the table, he opens the dispensing tap 5 on the table and fills his mug with beer from tank 1. In this case, the counter 8 will measure the spilled amount of beer. The same thing will happen when the beer is bottled again from the dispensing tap 5. Counter 8 will measure the amount of beer of the second portion and add it to the first portion of beer dispensed through the dispensing tap 5. Similarly, a client can pour another beer from another dispensing tap into his mug. 32, located on his client table, while counter 34 will measure the spilled amount of beer of another sort.

Thus, the system allows beer bottling both on the bar counter and directly on the client table, without leaving the spot.

Claims (7)

1. A beverage dispensing system comprising at least one beverage container connected by at least one main pipe to at least one dispensing tap on a bar, characterized in that it is provided with at least one additional filling valve and at least one beverage quantity counter, the additional filling valve being placed on a client table and connected by at least one additional pipeline to the main pipeline, and the beverage quantity counter placed on an additional pipeline.  2. The system according to claim 1, characterized in that it contains several filling taps and several containers with various drinks connected by individual main pipelines to the corresponding filling taps on the bar counter.  3. The system according to claim 2, characterized in that it contains several additional filling valves located on additional client tables and connected by individual additional pipelines to the corresponding individual main pipelines, and several counters of the amount of drinks placed on individual additional pipelines.  4. The system according to claim 1, characterized in that as containers with drinks use containers with beer and / or carbonated drinks.  5. The system according to claim 1, characterized in that on the bar counter there are twelve filling cranes.  6. The system according to claim 1, characterized in that on each client table there are two or more additional filling valves. 7. The system according to claim 1, characterized in that the main pipelines pass through the refrigeration unit.