US20090014088A1 - Automatic positioning system for filling device of filling machine - Google Patents
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An automatic positioning system is provided for a filling device of a filling machine, wherein the filling device has a plurality of filling head mounted on a support to fill a plurality of containers positioned on filling positions with a material. The automatic positioning system comprises a first automatic positioning system for controlling the support to shift along a vertical linear route to and fro and positioning the support at a desired position in the linear route. The first automatic positioning system further controls a rising speed of the support. The automatic positioning system also comprises a second automatic positioning system for controlling a container-supporting unit to provide the containers with a supporting force.
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- The present invention relates to filling machines for filling containers with liquid materials that includes liquid or pastes with variously high or low viscosities. The present invention improves a filling device of the filing machine by providing an automatic positioning solution thereto.
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FIGS. 1 and 2 ,plural filling heads 10 of a conventional machine are mounted on asupport 11 and capable of shifting horizontally for aligning to openings ofplural containers 13 positioned on predetermined filling locations, respectively. Each of the fillinghead 10 is communicated to a material source (no shown) by way of amaterial feeding pipe 14 so as to pour material into thecontainer 13. Thesupport 11 is assembled to a movingunit 15, which is controlled by amanual screw 16 so as to shift vertically. Thesupport 11 may be defined at a null position (a) by a user where afeeding nozzle 101 of thefilling head 10 is slightly upper than the opening of thecontainer 13 so that aconveyer 12 can convey thecontainer 13 to the filling location without clashing with thefeeding nozzle 101. Thesupport 11 is further controlled by apower cylinder 17 so as to automatically descend to a filling lowstand (b) where thefeeding nozzle 101 inserts into thecontainer 13 and approaches the bottom of thecontainer 13. At the filling lowstand (b), thefeeding nozzle 101 starts to pour the material to thecontainer 13, and meanwhile, thepower cylinder 17 rises thesupport 11 in the manner that thesupport 11 returns to the null position (a) at the time that the filling operation is finished. - During the filling operation, when the
feeding nozzle 101 departs from the liquid surface for a particular distance, the risk that lather is generated in the material can be significantly increased. The foresaid conventional filling machine may have such problem because the stepping value of the power cylinder 17 (or the cam system) it implements is fixed. In other words, the displacement value of thesupport 11, i.e. that distance between the point (a) and the point (b), is unadjustable. Thus, for making the conventional filling machine applicable to containers with various heights, the stepping value of the power cylinder 17 (or the cam system) is typically set for agreeing with the shortest commercially-available container. Therefore, when the filling machine is used to fill a relatively higher container, thesupport 11 at the lowstand (b) positions thefeeding nozzle 101 excessively far away from the bottom of the container, resulting in lather generated at the initial stage of the filling operation. - Besides, constant material-feeding speed may result in different rising speeds of the water level of the material in the container. Upon this principle, when the conventional devices is applied to a known contoured bottle, the rising speed of the water level of the material in the bottle may vary with the variation of the diameter of the bottle. However, the rise of the
support 11 controlled by thepower cylinder 17 is not flexible to meet the rising speeds. Therefore, at a place where the diameter of the bottle is grater, the rising speed of the water level is smaller than the rising speed of thesupport 11. As a result, thefeeding nozzle 101 departs from the liquid surface for a distance and lather is consequently generated in the material. - Moreover, the
conveyer 12 is equipped with a pair of short revetments for fixing a short wide-mouth container 13. However, a tall narrow-mouth bottle, such as a mineral water bottle or a PET bottle, may have problem to be fixed by theshort revetments 121 and be liable to tilt and shake during conveying or filling operation resulting in spill of materials. - The present discloses an automatic positioning solution for a filling device in order to solve the problems of the prior arts.
- An automatic positioning system is provided for a filling device of a filling machine, wherein the filling device has a plurality of filling head mounted on a support to fill a plurality of containers positioned on filling positions with a material. The automatic positioning system comprises a first automatic positioning system controlling the support to shift along a vertical linear route to and fro and positioning the support at a desired position in the linear route. The first automatic positioning system further controls the rising speed of the support. The automatic positioning system also comprises a second automatic positioning system for controlling a container-supporting unit to provide containers with a supporting force.
- It is one objective of the present invention to provide the first automatic positioning system that allows the null position and the filling lowstand of the filling head to be adjusted according to the heights of various containers. As the filling lowstand is the position where the feeding nozzle of the filling head approaches the bottom of the container, the disclosed subject matter makes a filling machine substantially applicable to fill containers with various heights. During the filling operation, the first automatic positioning system further controls the rising speed of the filling head so that the filling head can rise corresponding to the rising speed of the water level of the material filled in the container. Thereby, a balance state is achieved that the feeding nozzle is kept from departing from the liquid surface of the material while the material is prevented from lather. The so-called rising speed of the filling head may be constant or phased-variational. Particularly, the phased-variational rising speed of the filling head is applicable to a contoured bottle while maintains the mentioned balanced state during the filling operation. Further, as the filling head of the first automatic positioning system can be digitally positioned, the disclosed subject mater is compatible to filling containers with various heights so that the disadvantage of the conventional filling machines that accessory replacement and complicated adjustment have to be conducted for the filling machine is applied to diverse bottles.
- It is another objective of the present invention to provide the second automatic positioning system to control the container-supporting unit so as to provide a narrow mouth bottle with a supporting force and keep the bottle standing still at the filling position without tilting or shaking.
- The invention as well as a preferred mode of use, further objectives and advantages thereof, will best be understood by reference to the following detailed description of an illustrative embodiment when read in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, wherein:
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FIG. 1 is a front view of a conventionally filling machine; -
FIG. 2 is a front view of the conventionally filling machine showing the motion thereof; -
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of one embodiment of the filling machine according to the present invention; -
FIG. 4 is a front view of the filling machine according to the present invention; -
FIG. 5 is a side view of the filling machine according to the present invention; -
FIG. 6 is one side view of the filling machine according to the present invention showing the motion thereof; -
FIG. 7 is another side view of the filling machine according to the present invention showing the motion thereof; -
FIG. 8 is another side view of the filling machine according to the present invention showing the motion thereof; -
FIG. 9 is further another side view of the filling machine according to the present invention showing the motion thereof; -
FIG. 10 is yet another side view of the filling machine according to the present invention showing the motion thereof; and -
FIG. 11 is still another side view of the filling machine according to the present invention showing the motion thereof. - As shown in
FIGS. 3 , 4 and 5, the disclosure of the present invention primarily includes aconveyer 20, asupport 25, a first movingunit 30, a firstautomatic positioning system 35, a second movingunit 40, a container-supportingunit 45 and a secondautomatic positioning system 47. - The
conveyer 20 conveys a plurality ofbottle containers 13 to filling positions. A plurality ofslots 251 is provided to thesupport 25 for fixing a plurality of fillingheads 26 therein. Thefilling heads 26 can shift along theslot 251 horizontally for aligning to openings of thecontainers 13 positioned at the filling positions. Each of thefilling heads 26 is communicated to a material supply unit (not shown) by way of a material-feeding pipe 261 so as to pour a material into thecontainer 13. Thesupport 25 is assembled to the first movingunit 30. The first movingunit 30 is assembled to a first upright brace set 31 in a slidable way. Thebrace set 31 is fixed to afixing component 90 of the filling machine. The container-supportingunit 45 is assembled to the second movingunit 40. The second movingunit 40 is assembled to a second upright brace set 41 in a slidable way. Thebrace set 41 is fixed to thefixing component 90 of the filling machine. - The first
automatic positioning system 35 controls the first movingunit 30 to shift along the first upright brace set 31 and to position at a desired position. The desired position may be a null position (A) (as shown inFIG. 5 ) where the feedingnozzle 262 of the fillinghead 26 is positioned upper than the opening of thecontainer 13, a filling lowstand (L) (as shown inFIG. 6 ) where the feedingnozzle 262 inserts into thecontainer 13 and approaches the bottom of thecontainer 13, and a filling highstand (H) (as shown inFIG. 7 ). The null position (A) allows theconveyer 20 to convey thecontainer 13 to the filling location without clashing with the feedingnozzle 262. The filling lowstand (L) is an initial position of the filling operation. - The second
automatic positioning system 47 controls the second movingunit 40 to shift along the second brace set 41 and to position at a desired position. The desired position may be an initial position (C) (as shown inFIG. 8 ) where the container-supportingunit 45 is positioned slightly upper than the opening of thecontainer 13, and a supporting position (D) (as shown inFIG. 9 ) where the container-supportingunit 45 can provide a supporting force to thecontainer 13. The initial position (C) allows theconveyer 20 to convey thecontainer 13 to the filling location without clashing with the container-supportingunit 45. The supporting position (D) allows the container-supportingunit 45 to provide a supporting force to thecontainer 13 so that thecontainer 13 can be supported without tilting or shaking. -
FIGS. 3 through 5 illustrate atransmission 351 and ascrew 352 rotated by thetransmission 351 of the firstautomatic positioning system 35. The first movingunit 30 is assembled to thescrew 352 by anut 32. Thetransmission 351 is deposited at the top of the first brace set 31 and thescrew 352 is fastened to the fixingcomponent 90 of the filling machine in a pivotable way. Thereby, thescrew 352 can be rotated to make the first movingunit 30 move along the first brace set 31 vertically. Also shown in the figures are atransmission 471 and ascrew 472 rotated by thetransmission 471 of the secondautomatic positioning system 47. The second movingunit 40 is assembled to thescrew 472 by anut 42. Thetransmission 471 is deposited at the top of the secondset upright brace 41 and thescrew 472 is fastened to the fixingcomponent 90 of the filling machine in a pivotable way. Thereby, thescrew 472 can be rotated to make the second movingunit 40 move along the second brace set 41 vertically. The first and secondautomatic positioning systems automatic positioning systems - The
transmissions automatic positioning systems transmissions 351 can set the null position (A), filling lowstand (L) and filling highstand (H), so as to position thesupport 25 at these positions. However, a linear motor, a combination of a normal motor and an optical linear scale, magnetic scale, or a limit switch, or a combination of a motor and a decoder may be implemented to realize the firstautomatic positioning systems 35. If a stepping motor, a servo motor or a speed-control motor is used, the rising speed where thesupport 25 rises to the filling highstand (H) from the filling lowstand (L) may be set as constant or with multiple-phased variation. -
FIGS. 5 , 6 and 7 show the filling operation of the aforesaid device applied to a short wide-mouth container 18. InFIG. 5 , thecontainer 18 is positioned at the filling position and the firstautomatic positioning system 35 positions thesupport 25 at the desired null position (A) so that thecontainer 18 can be conveyed to the filling position without clashing with the feedingnozzle 261. Referring toFIG. 6 , to prepare for the filling operation, the firstautomatic positioning system 35 controls thesupport 25 to descend to the filling lowstand (L) and then the feedingnozzle 261 starts to pour the material into thecontainer 18. As shown inFIG. 7 , during filling operation, the firstautomatic positioning system 35 controls thesupport 25 to rise to the filling highstand (H) with a constant rising speed. In the drawings, thecontainer 18 is one with a consistent diameter, so the constant material-feeding speed makes the water level in the container rise with a correspondingly constant rising speed. Hence, when the rising speed where the support rises to the point H from the point L is constant, the feedingnozzle 262 can be kept from departing from the liquid surface of the material and material shall not have lather generated during the filling operation. -
FIGS. 8 through 11 depict the filling operation of the aforesaid device applied to a tall narrow-mouth container 19 with an inconsistent diameter. InFIG. 8 , thecontainer 19 is positioned at the filling position and the firstautomatic positioning system 35 positions thesupport 25 at the desired null position (A1) so that thecontainer 19 can be conveyed to the filling position without clashing with the feedingnozzle 261. Referring toFIG. 9 , to prepare for the filling operation, the firstautomatic positioning system 35 controls thesupport 25 to descend to the filling lowstand (L1) and the feedingnozzle 261 starts to pour the material into thecontainer 19. As shown inFIG. 10 , during the filling operation, the firstautomatic positioning system 35 controls thesupport 25 to rise to the filling highstand (H1) (as shown inFIG. 11 ) with a phased-variational speed varied with the variation of the diameter of thecontainer 19. For example, according to the variation of the diameter of thecontainer 19, a first stage St, a second stage S2 and the third stage S3 are defined. It is obvious that the diameter of thecontainer 19 corresponding to the second stage S2 is the smallest, so the firstautomatic positioning system 35 may control thesupport 25 to rise with a rising speed relatively higher than those of the first and third stages S1, S3. Thereupon, during the filling operation, the feedingnozzle 261 shall not depart from the liquid surface of the material and therefore, the material will not have lather generated during the filling operation. - Moreover,
FIGS. 8 to 11 further provide the motions of the secondautomatic positioning system 47, the second movingunit 40 and the container-supportingunit 45. Referring toFIG. 8 , thecontainer 19 is positioned at the filling position and the secondautomatic positioning system 47 positions the container-supportingunit 45 at a desired initial position (C) so that thecontainer 13 can be conveyed to the filling position without clashing with the feedingnozzle 45. As shown inFIGS. 9 , 10 and 11, during the filling operation, the secondautomatic positioning system 47 controls the container-supportingunit 45 to descend to a position where the container-supportingunit 45 supports thecontainer 19 to prevent thecontainer 19 from tilting or shaking. - The present invention implements the central digital control system to control the first
automatic positioning system 35 so as to control the rising speed of the fillinghead 26 and the material-feeding speed. For instance, at an initial stage of the filling operation, when the feedingnozzle 262 of the filling head is adjacent to the bottom of the bottle, it feeds the material in a relatively slower material-feeding speed. Later, when the feedingnozzle 262 is immerged in the material, the material-feeding speed and the rising speed of the fillinghead 26 can be enlarged so as to ensure that no lather-occurs in the material. - Although a particular embodiment of the invention has been described in detail for purposes of illustration, it will be understood by one of ordinary skill in the art that numerous variations will be possible to the disclosed embodiments without going outside the scope of the invention as disclosed in the claims.
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1. An automatic positioning system for a filling device of a filling machine, wherein the filling device has a plurality of filling head mounted on a support to fill a plurality of containers positioned on filling positions with a material, comprising:
a first automatic positioning system for controlling the support to shift along a vertical linear route to and fro; positioning the support at a desired position in the linear route wherein the desired position includes a null position where a feeding nozzle of the filling head is positioned slightly upper than an opening of the container, a filling lowstand where the feeding nozzle inserts into the container and approaches the bottom of the container, and a filling highstand; and controlling a rising speed where the support rises to the filling highstand from the filling lowstand.
2. The automatic positioning system of claim 1 , wherein the rising speed is constant or phased-variational.
3. The automatic positioning system of claim 1 further comprising a second automatic positioning system for controlling a container-supporting unit to shift along a linear route to and fro; positioning the container-supporting unit at a desired position in the linear route, wherein the desired position includes an initial position where the container-supporting unit evades the container and a supporting position; and providing a supporting force to the container.
4. An automatic positioning system for a filling device of a filling machine, wherein the filling device has a plurality of filling head mounted on a support to fill a plurality of containers positioned on filling positions with a material, comprising:
a first moving unit assembled to a first upright brace set in a slidable way while the brace set is fixed to the a fixing component of the filling machine wherein the support is fixed to the first moving unit;
a first automatic positioning system for controlling the first moving unit to shift along the brace set, positioning the first moving unit at a desired position wherein the desired position includes a null position where a feeding nozzle of the filling head is positioned slightly upper than an opening of the container, a filling lowstand where the feeding nozzle inserts into the container and approaches the bottom of the container, and a filling highstand, and controlling a rising speed where the support rise to the filling highstand from the filling lowstand.
5. The automatic positioning system of claim 4 , wherein the rising speed is constant or phased-variational.
6. The automatic positioning system of claim 4 , wherein the first automatic positioning system comprises a transmission and a screw rotated by the transmission wherein the first moving unit is assembled to the screw and the transmission is deposited at the top of the first brace set while the screw is fastened to the fixing component of the filling machine in a pivotable way.
7. The automatic positioning system of claim 6 , wherein the transmission of the first automatic positioning system is a stepping motor or a servo motor.
8. The automatic positioning system of claim 4 , wherein the first automatic positioning system is, a combination of a normal motor and an optical linear scale, a magnetic scale, or a limit switch, or a combination of a motor and a decoder.
9. The automatic positioning system of claim 4 , wherein the first automatic positioning system is a linear motor.
10. The automatic positioning system of claim 4 , further comprising a second automatic positioning system, which is deposited on the second brace set while the brace set is fixed to a fixing component of the filling machine, a container-supporting unit, which is fixed to the second moving unit, a second automatic positioning system, which controls the second moving unit to shift along the second brace set and positions the second brace set at a desire position wherein the desired position includes an initial position where the container-supporting unit evades the container and a supporting position where the container-supporting unit provides a supporting force to the container.
11. The automatic positioning system of claim 10 , wherein the second automatic positioning system comprises a transmission and a screw rotated by the transmission wherein the second moving unit is assembled to the screw and the transmission is deposited at the top of the second brace set while the screw is fastened to the fixing component of the filling machine in a pivotable way.
12. The automatic positioning system of claim 11 , wherein the transmission of the second automatic positioning system is a stepping motor or a servo motor.
13. The automatic positioning system of claim 10 , wherein the second automatic positioning system is, a combination of a normal motor and an optical linear scale, magnetic scale, or a limit switch, or a combination of a motor and a decoder.
14. The automatic positioning system of claim 10 , wherein the second automatic positioning system is a linear motor.
15. An automatic positioning system for a filling device of a filling machine, wherein the filling device has a plurality of filling head mounted on a support to fill a plurality of containers positioned on filling positions with a material, comprising:
a first moving unit assembled to a first upright brace set in a slidable way and the brace set is fixed to a fixing component of the filling machine wherein the support is assembled to the first moving unit;
a first automatic positioning system for controlling the first moving unit to shift along the brace set, positioning the support at a desired position wherein the desired position includes a null position where a feeding nozzle of the filling head is positioned slight upper than the opening of the container, a filling lowstand where the feeding nozzle inserts into the container and approaches the bottom of the container, and a filling highstand, and controlling a rising speed where the support rises to the filling highstand from the filling lowstand;
a second moving unit assembled to a second upright brace set in a slidable way while the brace set is fixed to the fixing component of the filling machine;
a container-supporting unit which is fixed to the second moving unit; and
a second automatic positioning system for controlling the second moving unit to shift along the second brace set, and positioning the second moving unit at a desire position wherein the desired position includes an container-supporting unit at a desired position along the linear route, wherein the desired position includes an initial position where the container-supporting unit evades the container and a supporting position where the container-supporting unit provides a supporting force to the container.
16. The automatic positioning system of claim 15 , wherein the rising speed is constant or phased-variational.
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