RU87996U1 - PACKAGING FOR STORAGE AND CONSUMPTION OF MULTI-COMPONENT LIQUID PRODUCTS - Google Patents

Abstract

1. A packaging for storing and consuming multicomponent liquid products, comprising a tube for filling liquid products and a pipe for consuming liquid products, characterized in that the pipe for filling liquid products is continuous in length so that its channel itself serves as a container for storing liquid products. ! 2. Packaging for storage and consumption of multicomponent liquid products according to claim 1, characterized in that the tube is placed in whole or in part in a container or protective (decorative) case. ! 3. Packaging for storage and consumption of multicomponent liquid products according to claim 2, characterized in that the tube is laid by winding in a container or protective housing between the rails. ! 4. Packaging for storage and consumption of multicomponent liquid products according to claim 1, characterized in that the tube is made in the form of coaxial channels. ! 5. Packaging for storage and consumption of multicomponent liquid products according to claim 1, characterized in that the ends of the tube are sealed by inserting the ends into each other or by sealing, or by closing the ends with a lid. ! 6. Packaging for storage and consumption of multicomponent liquid products according to claim 1, characterized in that the channels of the tube are located horizontally. ! 7. Packaging for storage and consumption of multicomponent liquid products according to claim 1, characterized in that the tube channels are made in the form of a maze. ! 8. Packaging for storage and consumption of multicomponent liquid products according to claim 1, characterized in that the tube channels are made with a variable diameter. ! 9. Packaging for storage and consumption of multicomponent liquid products according to claim 1, characterized in that the channels

Description

Application area

The utility model relates to packaging devices for liquid products.

State of the art

The METHOD FOR PACKING LIQUIDS IN PACKAGES FROM FILM (Patent RU2054362) is known, which provides for placing a filler pipe in the neck of the package, filling the packet through it with liquid and removing air from the neck cavity, characterized in that the tube is pre-introduced into the neck of the package and the filling is placed the pipe is produced by putting it on the upper end of the tube, while the air is removed after the pipe is removed from the neck by heat shrinkage.

The disadvantage of this solution is the impossibility of this package to exclude significant mixing of various components of the liquid during its storage and use.

In the prior art, a container for liquid products is known (patent RU 2100261), containing a bag having a flap valve located inside its upper part, in which an inlet channel extends outwardly, and a drinking straw, characterized in that the container is provided with an additional bag having a height greater than the height of the existing bag, and located outside of the latter, the flap valve has an inwardly directed narrow part of constant width, the length of which is equal to at least twice its width, while the narrow part of the cakes kovogo valve is separated from both sides from the rest of package designs available embossments, and the drinking straw is disposed between the inner and outer packages.

The disadvantage of this solution is the impossibility of this package to exclude significant mixing of various components of the liquid during its storage and use.

The closest solution is JP 2008254775. The solution describes a device filled with liquid products packaging, the purpose of which is to reduce residual air bubbles or bubbles inside the package or on the liquid surface of the filled container to smooth and accelerate the process of filling with liquid products through the pipe and the nose of the package. The package contains a tube. Through which the packaging capacity is filled; spout, which is the drain hole of the package.

The disadvantage of this solution is the impossibility of this package to exclude significant mixing of various components of the liquid during its storage and use.

Technical result: it is possible to exclude significant mixing of various components of the liquid during its storage and use; simplicity and ease of use of the liquid through a straw is provided.

Utility Model Implementation

The claimed technical result is achieved due to the fact that the packaging for storage and consumption of multicomponent liquid products, containing a tube for filling liquid products and a pipe for consuming liquid products, characterized in that the pipe for filling liquid products is made continuous in length so that its channel itself serves as a container for storing liquid products. In addition, the tube is placed in whole or in part in a container or protective (decorative) case. In addition, the tube is laid by winding in a container or protective casing between the rails. In addition, the tube is made in the form of coaxial channels. In addition, the ends of the tube are sealed by inserting the ends into each other or by sealing, or by closing the ends with a lid. In addition, the channels of the tube are located horizontally. In addition, the channels of the tube are made in the form of a maze. In addition, the tube channels are made with a variable diameter. In addition, the channels of the tube are configured to fill them with at least two different liquid components. In addition, flexible baffles are located in the ducts of the tube, which are adapted to be bent by their fluid flow when filling the ducts and during consumption. In addition, the partitions are made of sponge material.

Brief Description of the Drawings

Figure 1 shows an example of the placement of liquid in the channel of a narrow tube, where 1 is the housing, 2 is the tube (channel) for liquid, 3 is liquid, 4 is the guide, 5 is the end of the tube, 6 is the end of the tube.

Figure 2 shows another example of the placement of fluid in the channels of the tube, where 7 - Internal partitions, 8 - Straw, 9 - Hole for straws, 10 - Hole for air inlet.

Figure 3 shows an example of the placement of fluid in the coaxial channels of the tube, where 11 is the Inner tube, 12 is the Outer tube, 13 is the Cover.

Figure 4 shows an example of filling tubes (channels) with alternating liquid components through a switch, where 14 is a Channel for mixed liquid, 15 is a Channel for mixed liquid, 16 is a Switch (commutator), 17 is a Channel for alternating liquid.

Figure 5 shows an example of the presence in the channels of flexible partitions, bent by the fluid flow when filling the channels and during consumption.

Figure 6 shows an example of being in the channels of the valves.

7 shows an example of the presence of sponge baffles in the channels.

Utility Model Implementation

A device for the storage and consumption of multicomponent multilayer liquids in industrial packaging is proposed, which does not allow significant mixing of the components (layers) of the liquid during its storage and use. The technical result is achieved by placing the liquid in narrow tubes (Figure 1), channels (Figure 2), including coaxial (Figure 3).

The filling of the tubes (channels) with alternating fluid components can be done by the switch (Figure 4).

Corking can be done by inserting the ends of the tube 6 and 7 (Figure 1) into each other or by sealing the holes 9 and 10 (Figure 2), or by a lid 13 (Figure 3).

Laying the tube 2 in the housing 1 can be carried out between the guides 4, winding on any axis or in another way. Similarly, a coaxial tube can be laid. The channels (Figure 2) can be arranged horizontally, in the form of a maze, etc. For drinking, in the embodiment of FIG. 1, the ends of the tubes 5 and 6 are disconnected. In the embodiment of FIG. 2, the sealing is punched, for example, with a straw 8, through which the consumption of the drink is made. The straw should fit tightly into the canal. Tubes (channels) can have a variable thickness (diameter). The number of fluid components may be more than two. Between the components there may be air (gas) plugs, which completely eliminates the mixing of components, especially when using non-wettable channels. Gas plugs can be created by holding pauses when filling the channel of the tube with liquid products, or by direct injection between the liquid products of the air or gas mixture into the channel of the tube.

A smooth transition between the components of the liquid at the points of contact is possible.

In the embodiment of FIG. 3, the number of coaxial tubes may be more than two.

In the channels there may be flexible partitions, bent by the fluid flow when filling the channels and during consumption (Figure 5), valves (Figure 6), sponge partitions (Figure 7), constrictions, and other elements that impede mixing of the liquid layers.

The device makes it possible to exclude significant mixing of various components of the liquid during its storage and use, since various components of the liquid are in a narrow channel of the tube, which reduces pressure fluctuations, which create a noticeable randomly varying force, leading to vibrations of various particles of the liquid components (i.e. Brownian motion decreases). The device provides simplicity and ease of use of packaging through a straw, since the packaging formed by at least one tube contains ready-made ends for the consumption of liquid products in the same way as when drinking liquid through a straw. Those. no additional fastening or insertion of the straw its functions are performed by one of the ends of the package.

Claims (11)

1. A packaging for storing and consuming multicomponent liquid products, comprising a tube for filling liquid products and a pipe for consuming liquid products, characterized in that the pipe for filling liquid products is continuous in length so that its channel itself serves as a container for storing liquid products. 2. Packaging for storage and consumption of multicomponent liquid products according to claim 1, characterized in that the tube is placed in whole or in part in a container or protective (decorative) case. 3. Packaging for storage and consumption of multicomponent liquid products according to claim 2, characterized in that the tube is laid by winding in a container or protective housing between the rails. 4. Packaging for storage and consumption of multicomponent liquid products according to claim 1, characterized in that the tube is made in the form of coaxial channels. 5. Packaging for storage and consumption of multicomponent liquid products according to claim 1, characterized in that the ends of the tube are sealed by inserting the ends into each other or by sealing, or by closing the ends with a lid. 6. Packaging for storage and consumption of multicomponent liquid products according to claim 1, characterized in that the tube channels are located horizontally. 7. Packaging for storage and consumption of multicomponent liquid products according to claim 1, characterized in that the tube channels are made in the form of a maze. 8. Packaging for storage and consumption of multicomponent liquid products according to claim 1, characterized in that the tube channels are made with a variable diameter. 9. Packaging for storage and consumption of multicomponent liquid products according to claim 1, characterized in that the channels of the tube are configured to fill them with at least two different components of the liquid. 10. Packaging for storage and consumption of multicomponent liquid products according to claim 1, characterized in that in the channels of the tube are flexible partitions made with the possibility of bending them by the fluid flow when filling the channels and during consumption. 11. Packaging for storage and consumption of multicomponent liquid products according to claim 10, characterized in that the partitions are made of spongy material.