TW201302140A - Beverage dispenser with improved nozzles assembly - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention concerns a beverage production device for preparing a beverage by introducing at least one liquid in a receptacle (13) containing a beverage concentrate, said beverage production device comprising: a plurality of nozzles (3, 40, 8, 11) for injecting at least one liquid into the receptacle, and at least one liquid supply means (5, 6) connected to said nozzles, wherein the nozzles are removably fixed in a positioning device (1) said positioning device being made of a flexible material.

Description

Beverage dispenser with improved nozzle assembly

The present invention relates to a device for preparing a beverage from a food material provided in a receptacle. In particular, the present invention relates to such a device that enables a beverage to be prepared from a beverage concentrate provided to one of the receptacles by supplying a diluent jet to a receptacle.

It is known to prepare a beverage by mixing a beverage concentrate, such as a dry powder, with a diluent such as cold or hot water. Thereby, the following principles are generally applied to beverage preparation. A beverage concentrate, such as a dry powder, is introduced into a receptacle such as a coffee cup or teacup. The teacup is then placed to introduce at least one or one water injection into the outlet of one of the dilution and mixing devices of the teacup to effect interaction of the beverage concentrate with one of the hot water. Therefore, the beverage concentrate dissolves and eventually bubbles due to hot water to prepare a beverage. However, existing beverage preparation devices utilizing the principles outlined above suffer from the inconvenience that the beverage concentrate is not completely diluted and thus the residue of the concentrate is present in the prepared beverage. This results in a non-uniformity of the prepared beverage and thus a non-attractive appearance.

Additionally, during the supply of the beverage concentrate to a receptacle, portions of the concentrate may adhere to the inner sidewall of the receptacle and thus may not completely dissolve in the beverage preparation process. Further, if the beverage concentrate is not completely dissolved in the diluent supplied to the container, the taste of the beverage may be different from the taste of the intended beverage. Therefore, a beverage preparation specific to a hot beverage (such as tea or coffee) is desired to have a replicable strength of the beverage to be prepared, wherein the concentration of the beverage corresponds to The amount of beverage concentrate supplied to the receptacle is not altered for each preparation. Accordingly, a device for preparing a beverage according to the above principles is sought which achieves complete dissolution of one of the beverage concentrates provided to the entire amount of the receptacle.

WO 2010/034722 describes an apparatus and method for allowing efficient beverage preparation based on one of food concentrates provided to a receptacle that is mixed with hot water supplied by a jet dissolving device. The jet dissolving device includes a plate member including at least four nozzles for injecting a dilution jet into the container, the nozzles providing a particular different orientation relative to the cup to achieve an efficient mixing and foaming. The plate member may also comprise: - a nozzle designed to provide a spray to the receptacle, - an outlet connected to a coffee mixing chamber for injecting coffee into the receptacle - an additional nozzle, The outlet diameter is larger compared to other nozzles to provide a larger amount of diluent to the receptacle at a lower pressure than if a smaller outlet diameter nozzle were used therein.

In this arrangement, a plurality of nozzles in the plate member are coupled to a source of hot or cold water and the plate member is also coupled to an outlet forming a coffee mixing chamber of one of the crowded spaces above the plate member. When the jet dissolving device must be repaired for repair or sanitary cleaning, the entire device must be disconnected, even if the repair involves only one of the nozzles, which is not operator friendly.

It has also been observed that during the preparation of the beverage, the droplets can rise from the container on the bottom side of the panel member. Cleaning can be difficult due to the presence of numerous nozzles that rise to the surface.

In addition, it has been noted that it may be difficult to adapt and improve this existing device: The fact that each nozzle position is explicitly set, the implementation of new improvements regarding, for example, the orientation of different nozzles is extremely limited.

It is an object of the present invention to address such problems and to provide a jet dissolving device that can be easily and quickly assembled, removed for repair, and then reassembled together with one of the beverage dispensers.

Another object of the present invention is to provide such a jet dissolving device that can easily modify its subunits without the need to redesign the entire device.

Another object of the present invention is to provide such a jet dissolving device that can easily clean one of the beverage dispensers.

Another object of the present invention is to provide such a jet dissolving device for a beverage dispenser in which the space above the panel member can be relaxed.

According to a first aspect, the present invention relates to a beverage manufacturing apparatus for preparing a beverage by introducing at least one liquid into a container containing a beverage concentrate, the beverage manufacturing apparatus comprising: - a plurality of nozzles, It is used to inject at least one liquid into the receptacle, and - at least one liquid supply member connected to the nozzles, wherein the nozzles are removably secured in a positioning device Made of sexual materials.

The present invention relates to a beverage dispenser for preparing a beverage from at least one soluble food or beverage ingredient. The food ingredient is first delivered to a container and a liquid diluent (usually water) is introduced into the container for dissolving the ingredient. In order to improve the dissolution of the food component and finally cause the beverage to foam at the same time, the thinning can be introduced by a plurality of nozzles connected to the diluent supply member. Release agent. It is also possible to introduce, via at least one of the nozzles, a liquid that has been prepared or stored in one of the beverages in another portion of the dispenser to obtain a mixture of beverages in the receptacle. For example, a majority of the nozzles may be dedicated to introducing water for dissolving and foaming one of the milk powders in the container and a nozzle may be dedicated to introducing coffee prepared in a separate mixing chamber so that A milk and coffee drink is made in the container.

In the present invention, the positioning device aims to position the spray sets relative to one another and to secure them in their operational position. The positioning device can also orient the nozzles relative to the vertical. The positioning device typically provides holes for removably inserting the nozzles such that the nozzles can properly pass through the positioning device. These apertures preferably provide an internal dimension corresponding to the outer dimensions of their respective nozzles. The tightness can then be optimized. In addition, the different coupling of the design apertures to corresponding nozzles having different sizes is such that during maintenance and reconnection of the nozzles in the positioning device, the operator can immediately identify which hole system each nozzle must be connected to. Depending on the dispenser, proper connection of a hole to a nozzle can be important because the positioning of the different nozzles can affect the effective dissolution of the food or beverage in the container. A misconnection can result in insufficient dissolution or foaming.

According to a preferred embodiment, at least one of the nozzles can provide at least one annular flange that fits into the hole in the positioning device when the nozzle is secured in its respective aperture At least one annular recess.

The flexible material can be a rubber or a soft thermoplastic. Preferably, the flexible material of the positioning device is an elastomer or a polyoxynitride material. By flexibility Material means that the material is soft, deformable and elastic.

According to a particular embodiment, the positioning device can provide a flat bottom surface and the nozzles can be secured such that they protrude slightly beyond the bottom surface.

The positioning device can be fixed in a beverage making machine such that the bottom surface thereof directly faces the container in which the beverage is prepared or the bottom surface thereof can depend on one of the machine housing plate members, the housing plate member comprising a correspondingly slightly protruding A hole that exceeds the nozzle outlet of the bottom surface of the positioning device.

In general, the nozzles are connected to the liquid supply member via a flexible tube.

According to a particular embodiment, at least one of the nozzles removably secured in the positioning device can be coupled to a sub-nozzle assembly of a common diluent supply member. Typically, the sub-nozzle assembly comprises at least 4 sub-nozzles, preferably between four and eight sub-nozzles. At least two of the sub-nozzles can be designed to direct a diluent jet to an inner sidewall of the receptacle and the sub-nozzles can be configured to be at different angles ([alpha]) relative to the vertical, and the sub-machines At least two of the nozzles can be designed to direct a diluent jet stream to the bottom of the reservoir holder and the sub-nozzles can be configured to be at different angles ([beta]) relative to the vertical. The sub-nozzle assembly may include an outer body made of a rigid material and an inner body made of a flexible material, and wherein the passages of the sub-nozzles are excavated in the inner body, and wherein The outlet of the equal channel extends through the bottom of the outer body and projects slightly beyond the bottom surface of the outer body. The outer body can be a tube having a plate at one end that includes a transverse bore for receiving an outlet of the nozzle passage of the inner body. Preferably, the inner body is sized to slide into and out of the outer body. Preferably, the inner body is made of an elastomer or polyoxyl One of the materials is made of a flexible material. According to another preferred embodiment, the sub-nozzle assembly can include a removable connection to a liquid supply member. The removable connection is preferably part of the outer body. The removable connection typically cooperates with a corresponding connecting member of the liquid supply member. Such members may be, for example, clamped or bolted members. According to a particular mode, the sub-nozzle assembly can include one of the channels for directing liquid to the sub-nozzles.

At least one of the nozzles removably secured in the positioning device can be designed to provide a spray to one of the nozzles of the receptacle. Typically, the nozzle is supplied with water.

According to a particular and preferred embodiment, at least one of the nozzles removably secured in the positioning device can be an outlet of a beverage mixing chamber in which a separate preparation can be made The beverage is finally mixed with other beverage components in the receptacle. The beverage mixing chamber is preferably a coffee mixing chamber. Typically, all of the other nozzles are connected to the same liquid supply member, preferably water, except for at least one nozzle that is the outlet of a mixing chamber.

A second aspect of the present invention also relates to a method for rapidly breaking or fastening a plurality of nozzles for injecting at least one liquid into a beverage manufacturing device of a receptacle, comprising: - providing a flexible material made and comprising one of means for removably inserting the nozzles into the nozzles - pulling out the nozzles in the holes of the positioning device or inserting the nozzles into the positioning device In the hole.

In the present application, it must be in accordance with the beverage mixing device in its use position The orientation of the outlet of the nozzle is oriented downward to understand the terms "top" and "bottom".

The features and advantages of the present invention will be better understood from the following description.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Figure 1 is a schematic illustration of one of the dissolution devices of one of the dispensers of the prior art. As can be seen in Figure 1, one plate member 2 contains four nozzles 4 (only two are illustrated). Additionally, the plate member includes an outlet 3 fluidly coupled to a coffee mixing chamber 5 mounted to the plate member. The plate member 2 preferably includes a nozzle 8 designed to inject a spray A5 toward a receptacle placed below the plate member 2. The nozzle 4, the nozzle 8 and the mixing chamber 5 are fluidly connected to the diluent supply member 6 of the device. The diluent supply members preferably comprise a water tank 6a, individually adapted to provide a diluent to one of the devices. It should be noted that instead of a receptacle, the device can be connected to a faucet to establish a permanent diluent supply. The diluent supply members include a pump 6b connected to the reservoir and supplying the diluent to one of the boilers 6c of the water supply member 6. Thereby, instead of a boiler, a hot block or other suitable heating means can be provided. According to this embodiment, the water supply member is designed to supply a heated pressurized diluent. However, in a preferred embodiment, a bypass water path (not shown) may be provided to bypass the heating member 6c and thus to provide a pressurized cold water to the nozzles 4 (provided separately to the nozzles 8). The fluid connection between the diluent supply member 6 and the nozzles 4 (individual nozzles 8) and the mixing chamber 5 is established by means of the tubular members 4a, 5a, 8a shown schematically in Figure 1. Valve members 23, 24, 25 are disposed in the fluid connection between the mixing chamber 5, the nozzle 4, and the nozzle 8. The valve components have at least one open position and a closed position, wherein The diluent flow from the diluent supply member to the outlet nozzle 4, the nozzle 8 or the mixing chamber 5 is respectively enabled or disabled. Thereby, the valve members 23, 24, 25 are preferably connected to one of the control units 7 that control the position of the valve members. Therefore, the diluent can be selectively supplied to the nozzle 4, the nozzle 8, and the mixing chamber 5. However, it is also possible to have only one valve member (e.g., valve member 23) connected between the diluent supply member 6 and the nozzle 4. Thereby, the nozzle 4 is fluidly connected to a single tubular member (for example, the tubular member 4a) connected to one of the valve members 23. The tubular member 4a can, for example, be connected to one of the circular passages in the plate member 2 that is led out into the different outlet nozzles. Since the outlet nozzle 4 is fluidly connected to the tubular member 4a, the diluent dispersion from the tubular member 4a to the outlet nozzle 4 is enabled. It should be understood that the outlet nozzle 4 can comprise any member adapted to direct a fluid jet toward the receptacle 13. The orifices of the nozzles can be of different sizes to provide different water pressures.

However, the outlet nozzles may also be formed as an integral part of the plate member, such as, for example, a hole formed in the plate member 2.

As can be seen in Figure 1, a supply of diluent to one of the nozzles 4 produces a diluent jet A2, A4 emerging from the corresponding nozzle 4. Thereby, the outlet nozzles are preferably arranged at the plate member 2 to guide the fluid jet A2 to a bottom portion 13a of one of the receptacles 13 placed on one of the support members 10 below the plate member 2. Furthermore, at least one of the nozzles 4 is configured such that the ejected fluid jet A4 strikes one of the side wall portions 13b of the receptacle 13. Thereby, the fluid jet directed to one of the bottom portions 13a of the receptacle 13 provides a basic force for dissolving the food material preferably provided in powder form to one of the receptacles. Further, the fluid jet guided to the side wall portion 13b of the receptacle can prevent food The substance adheres to the side wall of the container. At the center of the plate member 2, the outlet 3 delivers a coffee jet C from the coffee mixing chamber 5.

Figure 2 is a top plan view of the plate member 2 to which the outlet nozzles and the tubular members 4a, 5a, 8a of the nozzle are attached, according to the prior art. The coffee mixing chamber 5 is seated on the plate such that its outlet exits through the plate. The tube 11a supplies an additional nozzle preferably having one of the outlet diameters of one of the other nozzles.

From this point of view, all nozzles are specifically fixed to the panel member and cannot be changed or cleaned without removing the panel member from the applicator. In addition, this figure shows how crowded the space above the board components.

Figure 3 is a top perspective view of one of the beverage making devices in accordance with the present invention. The apparatus comprises a chamber 5 for mixing a soluble powder, preferably a coffee powder, with a diluent, usually water. The soluble powder is introduced via the chamber top opening 51 and introduced through the two tubular members 5a. Preferably, the diluent is introduced radially into the mixing chamber to form a turbulent flow to achieve thorough mixing and dissolution of the powder in the diluent. Preferably, the mixing chamber provides the design of the chamber as set forth in WO 2008/071613. The outlet of the mixing chamber (referred to as 3 in Figure 7) is positioned in a positioning device 1. The positioning device 1 is also designed for positioning four nozzles 40, 8, 9 which are respectively connected to the tubular members 4a, 8a, 9a (not illustrated) and 11a for introducing a diluent, preferably water. 11, 11. The mixing chamber effects the manufacture of a first beverage (eg, coffee) that can be mixed with a second beverage (eg, milk) prepared in the container 13. In the present invention, a nozzle corresponds to one of the fittings attached to the outlet of a tubular member.

Figure 4 is a diagram of the beverage manufacturing device of Figure 3 and in particular one of the positioning devices 1 View, wherein the nozzles 40, 8, 9, 11 and the mixing chambers 3, 5 are visible across the positioning device such that their outlets are led out at the bottom surface of the positioning device 1. In the preferred embodiment, the positioning device is a plate member, but other shapes can be implemented.

According to the invention, the positioning device 1 is made of a flexible material from which the different nozzles 40, 8, 9, 11 and the mixing chamber outlet 3 can be easily removed and then reattached thereto. The flexible material is preferably an elastomer or tantalum material. To limit the cost of the material used to make the positioning device, certain gaps 10 may be formed in the volume of the member where the nozzle does not have to be placed.

Figures 5 and 6 are separate views of the positioning device 1 from which the nozzle has been disconnected. It is made of only one piece of flexible material having holes 3b, 40b, 8b, 11b, 9b for removably inserting the corresponding nozzles 40, 8, 9, 11 and the mixing chamber outlet 3. Each of the holes 3b, 40b, 8b, 11b, 9b provides at least one recess 3e, 40e, 8e, 9e, 11e for cooperating with one of the flanges of the nozzles which must be respectively fixed to the inside. These flanges are made clear in Figures 7 and 8 which are views of the nozzles 40, 8, 9 and 11 of the mixing chamber 3, and the other elements of the beverage mixing device have been made transparent. A nozzle 11 preferably provides a large diameter outlet for quickly feeding one of a plurality of diluents in a cup; it may be specifically adapted to prepare a tea beverage from a soluble tea powder or concentrate. Another nozzle 8 is preferably configured for spray delivery of one of the diluents into the cup; it may be specifically adapted to control the size of the bubbles on one of the foamed beverages in the cup. The other nozzle 9 can be dedicated to cleaning the beverage machine and in particular emptying the fluid system of the beverage preparation machine in which the current mixing device is used. It is not used to prepare the beverage itself. Another nozzle is preferably one of the nozzles of one of the nozzles, The ones are oriented differently from each other such that they form a diluent jet that strikes the cup at different locations. This assembly is highly effective for improving the mixing of the diluent with the food or beverage concentrate, the dissolution of the latter, and the foaming of the resulting beverage. Figures 5, 6, 7, and 8 make it clear that the nozzle and mixing chamber outlets can be easily inserted into the flexible material of the positioning device; the flanges thereon and the corresponding recesses in the positioning device holes prevent such The nozzle and the mixing chamber outlet slide out during use of the device. Still due to the flexible nature of the material of the positioning device, an operator can easily remove the nozzles and the mixing chamber outlet by slightly bending and pulling out the nozzle tip or mixing chamber. In addition, since the holes in the positioning device provide dimensions corresponding to the different nozzles and the outlet of the mixing chamber, respectively, the operator can quickly insert the latter into the correct corresponding hole even if he is not familiar with the device. . The position of the mixing chamber in the positioning device can also be quickly identified in Figure 5 because the positioning device provides a hollow portion 3g at its top surface so that a tubular member 5a can be connected to one of the chambers. The bottom part.

The nozzles 40, 9 and 11 can also provide a second flange 40f, 9f, 11f which is seated on the top surface of the positioning device 1 when the nozzle is fastened inside. These flanges help the operator to properly position the nozzles inside the positioning device; it prevents the operator from improperly pushing the nozzles inside the positioning device. The operator knows that these flanges must be seated on the top surface of the positioning device.

Figure 9 shows the nozzle 40 as a sub-nozzle 43 assembly connected to a common diluent supply member 45. The sub-nozzle assembly comprises an outer body 41 preferably made of a rigid material such as a plastic (e.g., PA: polyamide). In addition The body is typically a cylinder whose one end is open and the bottom end provides a hole for each of the sub-nozzles 43. Further, the body carrying flanges 40d and 40f are used to fix the nozzle 40 in the positioning device 1. The sub-nozzle assembly also includes an inner body 42 in which the passage of the sub-nozzle 43 is hollow. The outlets 44 of the channels project from the bottom surface of the inner body. During manufacture, the orientation of each of the sub-nozzles 43 can be designed to achieve a particular impact of one of the water jets in the final cup. Preferably, and with respect to Figure 1, the sub-nozzles 43 are designed such that both of the sub-nozzles 43 direct a diluent jet (A3, A4) to one of the inner side walls (13b) of the receptacle 13 and are configured relative to The vertical lines are at different angles (α), and at least two of the sub-nozzles 43 are designed to direct a diluent jet (A1, A2) to the bottom 13a of the receptacle and configured to be at different angles relative to the vertical (β ). The passage of the sub-nozzle 43 protrudes from the bottom surface of the inner body and the thickness of the bottom end of the outer body is designed such that the passage of the sub-nozzle 43 slightly protrudes beyond the bottom surface 41a of the outer body. The inner body 42 is made of a flexible material. It provides a size that enables it to be slid into the outer body for manufacture and for repair or cleaning. It provides the smallest possible thickness to limit manufacturing costs (due to the nature of the flexible material). The nozzle 40 also includes a diluent supply member 45 that includes a passage for directing diluent to one of the passages 43.

Due to the fact that the inner body 42 can be removed from the outer body, for example, it can be replaced by another inner body that provides a different number of sub-nozzles or different orientations of the sub-nozzles to adapt the beverage mixing device to different cup shapes or sizes. .

The beverage mixing device of the present invention provides the advantage of presenting a positioning device that facilitates the different nozzles of the mixing device without the need for a particular tool Fastened or removed from the positioning device without error from the operator. It also reduces the time for disconnection and reconnection. This easy connection helps to repair the beverage mixing device when certain nozzles must be repaired or upgraded.

The positioning device of the device also provides the advantage of setting the vertical position of the nozzles such that the nozzle outlets slightly protrude beyond the bottom surface of the positioning device. Therefore, the bottom surface is nearly flat and can be easily cleaned by an operator with a sponge. Health has improved.

1‧‧‧ Positioning device

1a‧‧‧Bottom surface of the positioning device

2‧‧‧ board parts

3‧‧‧Mixed room exit

3b, 5b, 8b, 9b, 11b, 40b‧‧‧ holes

3d, 8d, 9d, 11d, 40d‧‧‧ flange

3e, 8e, 9e, 11e, 40e‧‧‧ recesses

3g‧‧‧Keeping out

4a, 5a, 8a, 11a‧‧‧ tubular parts

5‧‧‧Mixed room

6‧‧‧Diluent supply component

6a‧‧‧Thicker box

6b‧‧‧ pump

6c‧‧‧cooker

7‧‧‧Control unit

8‧‧‧ nozzle

9‧‧‧ cleaning nozzle

9f, 11f, 40f‧‧‧Flange

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13a‧‧‧ bottom part of the container

13b‧‧‧ sidewall part of the container

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41a‧‧‧Bottom surface of the outer body

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43‧‧‧Child nozzle

44‧‧‧Exit of the channel

45‧‧‧Diluent supply component

51‧‧‧ Mixing chamber top opening

A2, A4‧‧‧Diluent jet

- Figure 1 is a schematic illustration of one of the beverage manufacturing devices according to the prior art.

- Figure 2 is a perspective top view of one of the beverage manufacturing devices according to the prior art.

- Figure 3 is a perspective view of one of the beverage making devices in accordance with the present invention.

- Figure 4 is a bottom view of one of the beverage making devices of the present invention.

5 and 6 are a plan view and a bottom view, respectively, of the positioning device of the beverage manufacturing device of the present invention.

- Figures 7 and 8 are perspective views of the beverage making device of the present invention, wherein the positioning device has been made transparent.

- Figure 9 is an exploded view of a sub-nozzle assembly that can be fastened to the positioning device of the beverage making device of the present invention.

1‧‧‧ Positioning device

4a‧‧‧Tubular parts

5‧‧‧Mixed room

5a‧‧‧Tubular parts

8‧‧‧ nozzle

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9‧‧‧ cleaning nozzle

11‧‧‧Nozzles

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40‧‧‧Spray nozzle assembly

51‧‧‧ Mixing chamber top opening

Claims (15)

A beverage manufacturing apparatus for preparing a beverage by introducing at least one liquid into a receptacle (13) containing a beverage concentrate, the beverage manufacturing apparatus comprising: a plurality of nozzles (3, 40, 8, 11) And for at least one liquid supply member (5, 6) connected to the nozzles, wherein the nozzles are removably fixed to a positioning device (1) The positioning device is made of a flexible material. A beverage manufacturing device according to claim 1, wherein the positioning device (1) provides holes (3b, 40b, 8b, 11b) for removably inserting the nozzles (3, 40, 8, 11). The beverage manufacturing device of claim 2, wherein the holes (3b, 40b, 8b, 11b) of the positioning device provide internal dimensions corresponding to outer dimensions of their respective nozzles (3, 40, 8, 11). The beverage manufacturing device of claim 2 or 3, wherein at least one of the nozzles (3, 40, 8, 11) is provided to the nozzle when the nozzle is fixed in its respective hole in the positioning device At least one of the at least one recess (3e, 40e, 8e, 11e) of the at least one recess (3e, 40d, 8d, 11d). A beverage manufacturing apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 2, wherein at least one of the nozzles (40, 8, 11) is connected to a liquid supply via a flexible tube (40a, 8a, 11a) Member (6). The beverage manufacturing device according to any one of claims 1 to 2, wherein the flexible material of the positioning device is a rubber or a soft thermoplastic. The beverage manufacturing device of any of claims 1, 2, and 3, wherein the flexible material of the positioning device is an elastomer or a polyoxyxide material. A beverage manufacturing apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 2, wherein the positioning device (1) provides a flat bottom surface (1a) and the outlet nozzles (3, 40, 8, 11) are fixed to the positioning The device (1) is such that it protrudes slightly beyond the bottom surface. A beverage manufacturing device according to any one of claims 1 to 2, wherein at least one of the nozzles (40) removably secured in the positioning device (1) is coupled to a common liquid A sub-nozzle (43) assembly of the supply member (6, 45). A beverage manufacturing device according to any one of claims 1 to 2, wherein at least two of the sub-nozzles (43) are designed to direct a diluent jet (A3, A4) to the receptacle (13) One of the inner side walls (13b) and the sub-nozzles are configured to be at different angles (α) with respect to the vertical line, and at least two of the sub-nozzles (43) are designed to jet a diluent (A1) A2) is directed to the bottom (13a) of the receptacle and the sub-nozzles are configured to be at different angles (β) with respect to the vertical. The beverage manufacturing device of claim 9, wherein the sub-nozzle (43) assembly (40) comprises an outer body (41) made of a rigid material and an inner body (42) made of a flexible material. And wherein the channels of the sub-nozzles are excavated in the inner body, and wherein the outlets (44) of the channels extend through the bottom of the outer body and protrude slightly beyond the bottom surface (41a) of the outer body. A beverage manufacturing apparatus according to any one of claims 1, 2, and 3, wherein At least one of the nozzles fixed in the positioning device (1) is designed to provide a jet to one of the nozzles (8) of the receptacle (13). A beverage manufacturing apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 2, wherein at least one of the nozzles removably fixed in the positioning device (1) is an outlet of a mixing chamber (5) (3). A beverage manufacturing apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 2, wherein all of the other nozzles are connected to the same liquid supply member except for the at least one nozzle which is the outlet (3) of a mixing chamber (5). A method for rapidly breaking or fastening a plurality of nozzles (3, 40, 8, 9, 11) for injecting at least one liquid into a beverage manufacturing device of a receptacle (13), comprising: Providing a positioning device (1) made of a flexible material and including a hole (3b, 40b, 8b, 9b, 11b) for removably inserting the nozzles, and pulling out the hole of the positioning device The nozzles or the nozzles are inserted into the holes of the positioning device.