US20110079319A1 - Material supply for a tablet pressing machine, a tablet pressing machine and a cleaning method for a tablet pressing machine - Google Patents

Material supply for a tablet pressing machine, a tablet pressing machine and a cleaning method for a tablet pressing machine Download PDF

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US20110079319A1
US20110079319A1 US12/910,576 US91057610A US2011079319A1 US 20110079319 A1 US20110079319 A1 US 20110079319A1 US 91057610 A US91057610 A US 91057610A US 2011079319 A1 US2011079319 A1 US 2011079319A1
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B30—PRESSES
    • B30B—PRESSES IN GENERAL
    • B30B11/00—Presses specially adapted for forming shaped articles from material in particulate or plastic state, e.g. briquetting presses, tabletting presses
    • B30B11/02—Presses specially adapted for forming shaped articles from material in particulate or plastic state, e.g. briquetting presses, tabletting presses using a ram exerting pressure on the material in a moulding space
    • B30B11/08—Presses specially adapted for forming shaped articles from material in particulate or plastic state, e.g. briquetting presses, tabletting presses using a ram exerting pressure on the material in a moulding space co-operating with moulds carried by a turntable
    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B30—PRESSES
    • B30B—PRESSES IN GENERAL
    • B30B15/00—Details of, or accessories for, presses; Auxiliary measures in connection with pressing
    • B30B15/0082—Dust eliminating means; Mould or press ram cleaning means
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    • B30—PRESSES
    • B30B—PRESSES IN GENERAL
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    • B30B15/30—Feeding material to presses
    • B30B15/302—Feeding material in particulate or plastic state to moulding presses
    • B30B15/304—Feeding material in particulate or plastic state to moulding presses by using feed frames or shoes with relative movement with regard to the mould or moulds

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  • the present invention relates to a tablet pressing machine.
  • the invention relates to a tablet pressing machine in which the matrix disc of the rotor is arranged in a closed housing, in which in addition a spraying device is arranged, by which for cleaning purposes a cleaning fluid, such as water for example, can be sprayed inside the closed housing for cleaning purposes.
  • the invention further relates to a material supply for a tablet pressing machine, which is provided to supply material which is to be tabletted to matrices formed in a matrix disc of a tablet pressing machine.
  • the present invention relates to a method for cleaning a closed housing of a tablet pressing machine, in which the matrix disc of the tablet pressing machine is arranged.
  • Tablet pressing machines are known in various numbers from the prior art. Basically, generic tablet pressing machines have a rotor unit which is practically always carried by a driven spindle and which, together with the spindle, rotates about a vertically aligned rotation axis D.
  • a rotor unit comprises a matrix disc in which a plurality of matrices or matrix mountings are formed. The matrix mountings are provided to hold separately constructed matrices in them.
  • upper and lower die mountings are arranged, in which a plurality of upper and lower dies are arranged which are discplaceable in the direction of the rotation axis D and engage by their ends into the matrices of the matrix disc.
  • the upper and lower dies are actuated on a rotation of the rotor unit by earns which can be connected for example mechanically securely with a frame of the tablet pressing machine.
  • the cams may also be constructed as discs which are rotatably mounted on the frame of the tablet pressing machine.
  • powdery material is supplied via a material supply to the matrices which are formed in the matrix disc, which material is then compacted by the upper and lower dies engaging into the matrices.
  • a tablet is obtained which is then ejected from the matrix by a corresponding ejection movement of an upper or lower die and is guided out of the tablet pressing machines by suitable mechanical devices.
  • the material which is to be tabletted can never be processed at 100% to tablets and, furthermore, contains in part highly effective medicinal components which, on inhalation, can be problematic, ranging up to being hazardous, for an operator of the tablet pressing machine, a careful cleaning of the tablet pressing machine must be carried out when the material which is to be tabletted is changed, i.e. with a batch change. To do this, it is important in particular to bind powdery material which is present in the air and also on the rotor of the tablet pressing machine and in its environment, so that it can no longer be inhaled by the operating personnel.
  • tablet pressing machines are known from the prior art which have a closed housing area in which at least the matrix disc of the rotor, but generally in addition also the upper and lower die mountings in addition to the associated dies and the actuating cams of the upper and lower dies are arranged.
  • a spraying device for a cleaning fluid such as water for example, is arranged in the closed housing of the tablet pressing machine.
  • a cleaning fluid is sprayed which washes out the suspended particles situated in the air and, in addition, as far as possible wets all the surfaces arranged in the region of the closed housing, to bind powdery material residues which are situated thereon.
  • the find & replace powdery material residues which are bound in the cleaning fluid can then no longer reach the air, but rather the closed housing area can now be opened and, for example, cleaned manually by the operating personnel.
  • the material which is to be tabletted is directed to the matrices in the matrix disc via a material supply.
  • a material supply directs the material on the upper side to the matrices formed in the matrix disc.
  • a supply opening is formed in the material supply, which frequently overlaps several matrices of the matrix disc which are arranged one behind the other, and which material supply is surrounded by an often surrounding seal. This seal seals off the spacial area surrounded by the supply opening with respect to the environment. The seal is frequently guided at a minimal distance over the upper side of the matrix disc. Alternatively, sliding seals are also used.
  • a dismantling of the material supply is, however, generally indispensable in the generic tablet pressing machines previously known from the prior art, because otherwise the material residues situated in the region of the material supply, in particular the supply opening on the inside, and the contact region with the matrix disc, can not be detected during the cleaning method.
  • the present invention provides a material supply for a tablet pressing machine which simplifies a cleaning of the tablet pressing machine at a batch change. Furthermore, a tablet pressing machine is to be indicated of which, the cleaning is simplified compared with the tablet pressing machines previously known from the prior art. Finally, a method is to be indicated which allows a simplified cleaning of a generic tablet pressing machine.
  • a material supply according to the invention is provided for a tablet pressing machine which has a rotor which comprises a matrix disc. A plurality of matrices is arranged therein.
  • the material supply is provided to supply material which is to be tabletted to the matrices which are formed in the matrix disc.
  • the material supply comprises a carrier part and a supply part, in which the position of the carrier part relative to the matrix disc of the rotor is able to be fixed mechanically.
  • the supply part is mounted by means of at least one variable mounting part on the carrier part, in which the variable mounting part is arranged to set a variable distance of the supply part to the matrix disc of the rotor, preferably in the vertical direction.
  • a tablet pressing machine has a rotor which comprises a matrix disc.
  • a rotor which comprises a matrix disc.
  • the tablet pressing machine comprises a material supply which is provided to supply the material which is to be tabletted to the matrices which are formed in the matrix disc.
  • the material supply comprises a carrier part and a supply part.
  • the position of the carrier part relative to the rotor of the tablet pressing machine is able to be fixed mechanically, preferably after an adjustment of the carrier part relative to the rotor has taken place.
  • the supply part of the material supply is mounted on the carrier part by means of at least one variable mounting part, in which the variable mounting part is arranged to set a variable distance of the supply part to the rotor.
  • This adjustability is to be developed here so that in particular when the invention of the tablet pressing machine according to the invention is at a standstill, the distance of the supply part from the rotor can be altered at least in the vertical direction preferably by remote control by an operator.
  • such a change in distance is to be realizable by means of the at least one variable mounting part, by the supply part being raised from the upper side of the matrix disc.
  • the contact region between the supply part and the rotor here in particular therefore the matrix disc, becomes accessible for cleaning.
  • the at least one variable mounting part will permit a remote-controlled vertical movement of the supply part by fractions of a millimetre up to several millimetres.
  • the cleaning of the rotor and of the supply part can be carried out particularly simply, because in this case suitable cleaning equipment such as cleaning cloths can be introduced simply into the intermediate space between the supply part and the matrix disc.
  • suitable cleaning equipment such as cleaning cloths can be introduced simply into the intermediate space between the supply part and the matrix disc.
  • the introduction of the cleaning fluid by means of the spraying device is also distinctly eased.
  • variable mounting part is arranged to tilt the supply part in a defined manner with respect to the rotor, in particular such that the supply part is raised substantially in its contact region with the matrix disc.
  • a mounting of the supply part on the carrier part by means of two variable mounting parts and a fixed mounting part which are arranged so that they span one plane has provided to be particularly advantageous.
  • the mounting parts can be proved on the carrier part.
  • the supply part is then placed onto three contact points which are formed by the three mounting parts arranged on the carrier part.
  • a tilting movement of the supply part on each individual mounting part is possible here, so that by different deflection of the variable mounting parts in the vertical direction, the supply part is raised on the one hand and on the other hand can be tilted.
  • an angular mobility of the supply part on the mounting parts is not provided, then at least a movement of the supply part in the vertical direction can be realized in the simplest manner. To do this, three variable mounting parts are then provided, which are deflected in the same direction.
  • the at least one variable mounting part comprises a pneumatically actuated lifting cylinder which, with an application of pressure for example by means of compressed air, carries out an upwardly directed lifting movement.
  • pneumatically actuated lifting cylinder which, with an application of pressure for example by means of compressed air, carries out an upwardly directed lifting movement.
  • hydraulic or electromechanical actuators can also be used.
  • variable mounting part comprises, in addition to a pneumatically actuated lifting cylinder, a pressure spring which generates a force directed in opposition to the pneumatically actuated movement of the lifting cylinder, which force acts on the lifting cylinder.
  • the pressure spring here is preferably a compression spring, the restoring force of which is substantially independent of its compression at least over a certain deflection range.
  • An example of such a pressure spring is a multimodal corrugated disc.
  • the supply part is mounted on the carrier part of the material supply by means of the at least one variable mounting part so that always the same bearing force of the supply part is produced on the upper side of the matrix disc, irrespective of the actual deflection of the variable mounting parts.
  • the material supply is constructed so that when the supply part is placed onto the carrier part, the distance of the supply part to the rotor, in particular to the matrix disc, is automatically set to a preset value.
  • the first-mentioned development is particularly advantageous in so far as the supply part of the material supply has a seal which is in mechanical contact with the upper side of the matrix disc during the operation of the tablet pressing machine and is therefore a sliding seal.
  • the second-mentioned development has advantages in particular when a mechanical contact is to be avoided between the supply part, in particular a seal provided on the supply part, and the matrix disc of the rotor. To do this, under all operating conditions of the tablet pressing machine, a minimum distance can be maintained between the supply part, in particular a seal arranged in the supply part, and the matrix disc.
  • the first-mentioned development has advantages in particular when a sliding seal is provided on the supply part, which seal is pre-stressed for example by means of a suitably constructed spring against the surface of the matrix disc.
  • the seal can have a separately constructed inherent for example pressure spring.
  • a spring effect of the material used for the seal can be utilized.
  • a metallic sliding seal can have a suitable elastic deformability.
  • an adjustment device which allows the position of the carrier part to be set at least in the vertical direction.
  • Such an adjustment device can be a micrometre screw for example.
  • a two-stage micrometre screw can be provided here, which in a first stage allows a coarse setting of the position in the range of millimetres. A second stage then allows a fine adjustment of the position in the range of fractions of millimetres, preferably in the range of micrometres.
  • a fixing unit is provided by means of which the supply part can be fixed mechanically on the carrier part.
  • a fixing unit can be one or more manually operable setscrews which engage with their shaft for example into the lifting cylinders of the variable mounting parts.
  • the fixing unit can also be constructed as a bayonet closure which is to be operated manually.
  • At least the matrix disc of the rotor, the supply part of the material supply and a spraying device for a cleaning fluid are arranged in a closed housing.
  • a cleaning fluid is sprayed in the closed housing by means of the spraying device, with the supply part being in the (raised/tilted) cleaning state.
  • the method according to the invention is therefore particularly suited to being carried out on a tablet pressing machine according to the invention, or on a generic tablet pressing machine using a material supply according to the invention.
  • FIG. 1 shows a diagrammatic illustration of a tablet pressing machine according to the invention, in lateral sectional illustration
  • FIG. 2 shows a top view onto a matrix disc with a material supply according to the invention in place
  • FIG. 3 shows a perspective illustration of a material supply according to the invention
  • FIG. 4 shows a perspective illustration of the carrier part of the material supply of FIG. 3 in a view on the upper side
  • FIG. 6 shows a section through the material supply of FIG. 3 ;
  • FIG. 8 shows the cutout of FIG. 8 in the cleaning position of the material supply.
  • a tablet pressing machine 1 according to the invention can be seen from FIG. 1 in a simplified sectional illustration.
  • the tablet pressing machine 1 has a rotor 10 which comprises a spindle 16 which is rotatably mounted in a bearing 18 in the frame 64 of the tablet pressing machine 1 .
  • the frame 64 can consist for example of a tube frame which gives the tablet pressing machine 1 the necessary mechanical stability.
  • the rotor 10 comprises a matrix disc 2 in which a plurality of matrices 14 are arranged, spaced equally apart.
  • the matrices 14 can be formed directly as a recess in the matrix disc 12 , but they may also be constructed as separate parts which are inserted into recesses, constructed in a complementary manner, in the matrix disc 12 (as illustrated).
  • the matrix disc 12 is preferably formed in a single piece, but it is also readily possible to use matrix discs which are formed in several parts.
  • the spindle 16 of the rotor 10 is driven by means of a motor 11 .
  • the components which are additionally arranged on the rotor 10 of a generic tablet pressing machine, such as upper- and lower die guides and the upper and lower dies mounted therein, in addition to the associated actuating cams are not illustrated in FIG. 1 , for reasons of simplicity, because they are not relevant to an understanding of the invention.
  • a material supply 20 is indicated diagrammatically, by means of which the generally pulverulent material is supplied to the matrices 14 , formed in the matrix disc 12 , for tabletting.
  • the material supply 20 comprises here in the example embodiment which is shown a carrier part 30 which can be adjusted in its height relative to the matrix disc 14 of the rotor 12 by means of an adjustment device 32 which is not illustrated in FIG. 1 .
  • the carrier part 30 carries on the upper side a supply part 40 in which a supply opening 44 is formed for the powdery material.
  • the matrix disc 12 of the rotor 10 and the material supply 20 are arranged in a closed housing 60 which is integrated into the frame 64 of the tablet pressing machine 1 according to the invention. Closed is to be understood here to mean that the housing 60 is sealed by suitable closure arrangements such as windows or doors against an emergence of the powdery material which is to be tabletted by the tablet pressing machine according to the invention. A contamination of the environment of the tablet pressing machine 1 according to the invention by the material which is to be tabletted is thereby ruled out. Generally, the interior of the closed housing 60 is accessible via doors (not illustrated), for example for maintenance and cleaning purposes.
  • the spraying device 62 which is arranged inside the closed housing 60 , also serves for cleaning purposes.
  • the spraying device 62 comprises a plurality of spray nozzles which are provided to spray a cleaning fluid, such as water for example, in the interior of the closed housing 60 .
  • the cleaning nozzles of the spraying device 62 are arranged here in the interior of the closed housing 60 so that practically the entire interior of the closed housing 60 is picked up by the spray mist of the cleaning fluid.
  • FIG. 2 now shows diagrammatically a top view onto the matrix disc 12 of the rotor 10 of the tablet pressing machine 1 according to the invention.
  • the plurality of matrices 14 arranged at equal distances, can clearly be seen, which in the example embodiment are realized as separately constructed matrices 14 .
  • the carrier part 30 of the material supply 20 is arranged adjacent to the matrix disc 12 .
  • the supply part 40 is mounted on the carrier part 30 and partially overlaps the matrix disc 12 .
  • the supply opening 44 which is formed in the supply part 40 and which overlaps a plurality of matrices 14 of the matrix disc 12 can also be seen.
  • FIG. 3 now shows a perspective illustration of the material supply 20 according to the invention, which comprises a vertically adjustable carrier part 30 and a supply part 40 which is mounted on the upper side on the carrier part 30 .
  • the carrier part 30 is mechanically connected with the frame 64 of the tablet pressing machine 1 by means of a column-like element, with an adjustment device 32 being integrated into this column-like element, said adjustment device 32 permitting a vertical adjustment of the carrier part 30 in the manner of a micrometre screw.
  • the vertical position of the carrier part 30 relative to the upper side of the matrix disc 12 is adjustable by means of the adjustment device 32 .
  • the supply part 40 of the material supply 20 is arranged, with the supply part 40 being secured by means of a manually operable fixing unit in the form of a capstan-head screw.
  • the supply part 40 has three pins 48 , 49 arranged on the underside.
  • two first pins 48 are constructed in a complementary manner to recesses 53 , which extend in the ends lying at the top of the lifting cylinders 52 of the variable mounting parts 50 .
  • the additionally provided second pin 49 is constructed in a complementary manner to the mounting point 34 which is constructed in the carrier part 30 .
  • a variable mounting part 50 is provided on the carrier part 30 .
  • three mounting parts 50 are provided on the carrier part 30 .
  • a pure vertical movement of the supply part 40 can be carried out.
  • the mounting parts 50 are developed accordingly such that a tilting movement of the pins 48 , 49 is possible in the associated recesses 53 of the lifting cylinders 52 , then by a different actuation of the lifting cylinders 52 likewise a tilting movement of the supply part 40 can be realized on the carrier part 30 .
  • a more intensive vertical movement of the supply part 40 is realized in the region adjoining the matrix disc 12 , so that the supply part 40 rises particularly intensively here from the matrix disc 12 .
  • FIG. 6 shows, in partial section, once again the material supply 20 according to FIG. 3 , in which the carrier part 30 and supply part 40 are joined together to form a functional unit which is ready for use.
  • the capstan-head screws 42 can be clearly seen, the ends of which, which are constructed as pins 48 , engage into the recesses 53 in the lifting cylinders 52 of the carrier part 30 .
  • the dashed line which is marked by A-A marks the separation line between the supply part 40 and the carrier part 30 of the material supply 20 .
  • the carrier part 30 and the supply part 40 are separable from each other along this line.
  • FIG. 7 shows a cutout enlargement of FIG. 6 , from which the structure of the mounting part 50 (illustrated cut) can be seen in detail.
  • the mounting part 50 comprises a lifting cylinder 52 which is movable in the vertical direction.
  • the prestressing of a pressure spring 54 is directed against its vertical movement.
  • the pressure spring 54 is constructed as a multimodal corrugated disc, i.e. as a corrugated disc which is shaped in a corrugated form, in which different undulation lengths are realized.
  • Such a multimodal corrugated disc has the advantage that with use as a pressure spring it produces a substantially constant restoring force over a certain compression zone.
  • the lifting cylinder 52 is sealed by an encircling seal 55 against the compressed air duct 56 lying underneath. If the latter is acted upon by compressed air, then a vertical movement of the lifting cylinder 52 occurs against the restoring force of the pressure spring 54 .
  • the compressed aid duct 56 of the illustrated mounting part 50 is acted upon by compressed air via a compressed air supply 58 which is not illustrated in FIG. 7 , cf. with respect to this FIG. 4 : on the upper side of the carrier part 30 the lifting cylinder 52 is sealed by a further seal 57 against, for example, the penetration of pulverulent material residues.
  • FIG. 7 shows the material supply 20 according to FIG. 3 in the state of tablet pressing machine 1 according to the invention in the state when ready for operation.
  • the seal 46 which is constructed as a sliding seal and which embraces the supply opening 44 in the supply part 40 , lies on the matrix disc 12 which is not illustrated in FIG. 7 , and thus seals the supply opening 44 against the area lying on the exterior.
  • an action of compressed air on the lifting cylinders 52 of the two mounting parts 50 can be technically meaningful, so that a certain separation d 1 between carrier part 30 and supply part 40 results.
  • This separation d 1 can be pre-set here by a suitable selection of the pressure of the supplied compressed air acting on the lifting cylinder 52 and by suitable selection of the elasticity constant of the pressure spring 54 .
  • the separation d 1 is preferably selected here so that a sufficient sealing is produced of the sliding seal 46 against the surface of the matrix disc 12 , without an excessive material abrasion of the sliding seal 46 occurring.
  • the pressure acting on the lifting cylinders 52 of the mounting parts 50 is then increased to such an extent that the lifting cylinders 52 overcome the opposing force of the pressure springs 54 and undergo their maximum vertical deflection.
  • the maximum separation d 2 of carrier part 30 and supply part 40 occurs in which, as was already mentioned above, this separation d 2 can assume values between typically 0.5 mm and 5 mm.
  • the seal 46 can be a polymeric seal. In particular with a usage as a sliding seal, this can be pre-stressed against the surface of the matrix disc 12 by means of a separately constructed pressure spring which is not illustrated in FIGS. 7 and 8 .
  • the sliding seal 46 can also be constructed as a metallic seal which can likewise be advantageously pre-stressed against the surface of the matrix disc 12 by means of a separately constructed pressure spring.
  • a separate pressure spring for pre-stressing the seal 46 against the surface of the matrix disc 12 can be dispensed with. If, on the other hand, the seal 46 is not to be constructed as a sliding seal, then a mechanical pre-stressing means, such as a separately constructed pressure spring can be entirely dispensed with.

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