WO1998047395A2 - Verfahren zum anfahren einer flüssigkeits-dosieranlage mit in-line-eigenschaften, insbesondere bei der herstellung von softdrinks - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A23—FOODS OR FOODSTUFFS; TREATMENT THEREOF, NOT COVERED BY OTHER CLASSES
- A23L—FOODS, FOODSTUFFS, OR NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, NOT COVERED BY SUBCLASSES A21D OR A23B-A23J; THEIR PREPARATION OR TREATMENT, e.g. COOKING, MODIFICATION OF NUTRITIVE QUALITIES, PHYSICAL TREATMENT; PRESERVATION OF FOODS OR FOODSTUFFS, IN GENERAL
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
- A47J—KITCHEN EQUIPMENT; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; APPARATUS FOR MAKING BEVERAGES
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- the invention relates to a method for starting up a liquid metering system with in-line properties, in particular in the production of soft drinks from water, syrup and carbon dioxide, according to the preamble of claim 1.
- a multi-component liquid dosing system is used to produce soft drinks, carbon dioxide (carbonization) being added to a water stream that has been freed from air admixtures (carbonation) and then the concentrate, the syrup, is metered in in the required ratio (metering) .
- carbonization carbon dioxide
- a method and a device such as are described in the patent application DE-A-196 25 108 are used to implement the degassing of the water flow.
- the carbonization of the liquid mixture takes place by means of a method and an arrangement for dissolving a quantity of gas in a flowing quantity of liquid, which are known from the document DE-A-42 38 971.
- in-line capability means that containers with noteworthy volumes are dispensed with and the entire system essentially consists of a series of pipeline sections.
- the multicomponent liquid dosing system mentioned at the outset has the desirable in-line properties in all of its essential structural units, namely degassing, carbonation and metering.
- it differs in terms of the method that can be carried out with it, for example for the production of soft drinks from water, syrup and carbon dioxide, from the method of the generic type in that, in the older method, the degassed water is first carbonized and then the syrup is then metered in.
- the method of the generic type namely first of all producing a liquid mixture from degassed water and syrup, which is then carbonized, leads to better solubility in carbon dioxide, i.e. leads to a more stable loading of the liquid mixture and moreover to a better mixed liquid mixture of water and syrup.
- the method focuses on avoiding syrup losses in the area of carbonization, i.e. between a dosing point for the syrup and an entry into a buffer tank (see also process description, process variant 1, page 12). Such a method is indicated if the provision of syrup in a syrup line upstream of the aforementioned metering point and a storage container for the syrup can be regarded as unproblematic.
- volume VCLT the available system volume of the liquid dosing system (hereinafter also referred to as volume VCLT) is known and can be delimited, it can be filled with degassed water first, first with carbon dioxide and then with syrup in a respective amount (amount in the meaning of mass), which must be contained in a soft drink volume corresponding to the system volume.
- both the supply of carbon dioxide and syrup briefly allows water to pass from the system volume into the buffer tank.
- carbon dioxide is metered in before the syrup is metered in, with suitable measures, for example circulation currents in the system volume in question, first completely dissolving the carbon dioxide in the water supplied.
- a complete mixing of the syrup dosed into the system volume is not absolutely necessary in the water, since the buffer tank is available for this purpose, in which the carbonated water and the syrup metered in from the system volume by continuously supplying degassed water, syrup and carbon dioxide is displaced in the quantity ratio required for the production of the soft drink at the designated points of the liquid dosing system (stationary operation).
- care is therefore taken to ensure that, after the system volume between the metering point and the buffer tank has been filled with degassed water, the quantity balance relating to carbon dioxide and syrup, based on the amount of water originally introduced in the system volume concerned, is met.
- Adequate mixing and blending of the entire carbonized liquid mixture takes place in the buffer tank, which is filled after start-up in the course of production (stationary operation).
- a defined, definable volume VSLT upstream of the volume VCLT is first of all of the liquid dosing system, which is located between the dosing point and a supply container for the second liquid ( Syrup) is also to be filled completely with degassed water.
- the volume VSLT is known, can be delimited precisely and, if necessary, can be reproduced by a suitable procedure.
- the value for the volume VSLT can be freely parameterized in a control of the liquid dosing system.
- the volume VCLT is known, can be precisely delimited and can be reproduced if required.
- the value for the volume VCLT can be freely parameterized in the control of the liquid metering system, a volume VC02 being introduced as a parameter in this connection.
- the volume VCO2 corresponds exactly to the volume VCLT.
- the syrup and water components are metered in proportion to the mass according to the respective recipe.
- the buffer tank is filled up to a certain, freely parameterizable mixing volume VB2X0. This ensures the complete transfer of the beverage components pre -dosed during the introduction of the initial volume V into the buffer tank and their sufficiently homogeneous mixing.
- the VB2X0 in the buffer tank is dosed with a carbon dioxide mass ⁇ M necessary for the volume VCLT, a resulting total carbon dioxide mass M C02 required, which is provided in the buffer tank.
- mixed volume VB2X0 with the desired carbon dioxide concentration of the soft drink In this so-called precarbonization, the C0 2 setpoint of the normal recipe, c c02 ⁇ S oi ⁇ , is not used, but a precarbonization setpoint c C02, v ⁇ increased by the overdosing factor X.
- the overdosing factor X can be freely parameterized, just like the above-mentioned mixing volume VB2X0, with whose fine adjustment it is possible to react specifically to residues of adhesive water in the buffer tank and in a filler downstream of it, even with different filler sizes. As a result, very high dosing accuracies can be achieved even during the start-up process.
- the overdosing factor X is determined so that the target carbon dioxide concentration is below saturation in any case.
- At least parts of the aforementioned method steps are carried out simultaneously.
- another embodiment of the proposed method provides that the buffer tank is pretensioned to an operating pressure provided in stationary operation.
- a further embodiment of the proposed method provides that the buffer tank is biased to a starting pressure that is above the operating pressure in stationary operation. This compensates for the more unfavorable gassing conditions during start-up and prevents the release of carbon dioxide due to these conditions.
- the proposed method assumes a different approach in the case of incorrect dosing.
- the buffer tank filled and flowing through it allows a single, brief exceeding of an upper or lower limit of a lower syrup concentration in the buffer tank, without operating with the above-mentioned method of 'digital blending'. If, however, the two aforementioned limit values are exceeded or undershot a second time, alarms are triggered in accordance with the proposal and relevant conditions, additional indications, consequences and possible causes, reactions and measures are displayed and / or read out.
- This information is intended to enable early diagnosis and search for errors, so that, if necessary, it can be prevented in good time that the content of the buffer tank falls outside the required specification.
- the liquid dosing system shown with in-line properties consists, in a highly simplified manner, mainly of four areas: a first area for the preparation of syrup between a syrup inlet 1 (syrup S) and a dosing point 3; • a second area for degassing water between a water inlet 2 (H 2 0) and the dosing point 3; A third area for carbonizing a liquid mixture of degassed water and syrup between the metering point 3 and a buffer tank 7 and
- a storage container B1 for syrup S with a volume VB1 Arranged in the first area 1-3 are, inter alia, a storage container B1 for syrup S with a volume VB1, a syrup pump 8, a temperature measurement 9a, a mass and volume integrator 9 for syrup S and a changeover valve 17 with a drain to a shut-off valve 18.
- a syrup line SL emerges from the supply container B1 and ends at the dosing point 3.
- the exit S1 of the syrup line SL from the supply container B1 is designated as the interface S1.
- the plate delimiting the syrup line SL in the changeover valve 17 is identified as the interface S2.
- Another interface S3 is formed by the plate of the shut-off valve 18 between the syrup line SL and the environment (gully).
- volume VSLT in the line section of the syrup line SL between the interfaces S1, S2 and S3. This is known, can be delimited precisely and, if necessary, can be reproducibly provided by a suitable procedure.
- the value for the volume VSLT can be freely parameterized in the control of the liquid dosing system.
- a degassing tube not specified, in which the water is finely divided and subjected to vacuum degassing and thereby collected to form a free surface, the gas bubbles separated over the free surface, the liquid at the foot of a liquid column, which is delimited at the top by the free surface, is removed and the gas mixture emerging from the liquid is continuously sucked off while maintaining the pressure drop required for vacuum degassing.
- an essential component of the degassing is a return line (not specified), a pump 10, a temperature measuring point 11 and a flow meter 19.
- a water line WL opens from the above arrangement and meets the syrup line SL at the metering point 3.
- the third area includes, among other things behind the metering 3 in addition to a pump 12, a check valve 6 immediately before the occurrence of the line into the buffer tank 7 and a line for the supply of carbon dioxide with a C0 2 - inlet 4 and a CO 2 outlet.
- a recirculation pump 13 is provided in a recirculation line opening out of a separation container (not shown) with an inlet 3J and an outlet 3.2.
- a static mixing device (not shown) is arranged between outlet 3.2 and inlet 3J.
- a mass and volume integrator 14 for CO 2 is provided between the C0 2 inlet 4 and the shut-off valve 15.
- An interface S4 is formed by the plate of the shut-off valve 6 to the buffer tank 7.
- the plate of the shut-off valve 15 forms a further interface S5 in the area of carbonization.
- a volume VCLT is formed in the line sections between the interfaces S2, S4 and S5. This is known to be precisely delimitable and reproducible if required.
- the value for the volume VCLT can be freely parameterized in the control of the liquid dosing system.
- the fourth area, the buffer tank 7 with its upstream and downstream line section, is delimited on the one hand by the interface S4 and on the other hand by an interface S6 on the plate of a shut-off valve 16 arranged downstream behind the buffer tank 7.
- a volume VB2 of the buffer tank 7 is limited between the interfaces S4 and S6.
- process variant 1 (claim 1) and 2 (claim 2) are each shown in the form of a block diagram on pages 12 and 13; the relevant procedural steps are briefly explained below with reference to the nomenclature given there.
- Process description (process variant 1)
- the relevant process according to the invention essentially comprises the process steps 'deaerating carbonization' (1.2.2.2), 'filling carbonation with C0 2 and syrup' (1.3) and 'filling buffer tank' (1.4).
- the process step 'deaerate carbonation' (1.2.2.2) mainly takes place by providing degassed water from the degassing (area 2-3) and via the dosing point 3 into the line sections in question between the dosing point 3 and the shut-off valve 6, the Recirculation line between points 3.1 and 3.2 and the parts of the line for supplying carbon dioxide between the CO 2 inlet 4 and the CO 2 outlet 5, namely the line system between the points 5, 4.1 and 4.2, is introduced.
- the pump 12 and the recirculation pump 13 are in operation in this area. IS "
- a mass of carbon dioxide (M C02, vcL ⁇ ( t )) is added to the volume VCLT via the mass and volume integrator 14 (first part of the process step 'carbonization with Fill C0 2 and syrup '(1.3)), which must be contained in a soft drink volume corresponding to the volume VCLT, ie which gives the desired target concentration c c02 , S oi ⁇ .
- the supply of carbon dioxide is stopped when the following condition (1) is fulfilled (mass flow carbon dioxide: M C02 ):
- a volume of syrup is then added to the volume VCLT (second part of the process step 'Filling carbonization with CO 2 and syrup' (1.3)), which must also be contained in a soft drink volume corresponding to the volume VCLT.
- the necessary mass is determined and specified via the mass and volume integrator 9 in connection with a temperature measurement via the temperature measuring point 9a.
- the required mass of syrup is dimensioned such that the required target concentration c z , G , So n of syrup is ultimately contained in the volume VCLT.
- the design is based on the following condition (2) (mass flow syrup: M s ): t
- a first partial volume of the water in the volume VCLT is discharged into the buffer tank 7 preloaded with carbon dioxide via the briefly opened shut-off valve 6 in the course of the supply of carbon dioxide.
- a second partial volume of the carbonized water in the volume VCLT is transferred into the buffer tank 7 via the temporarily open shut-off valve 6 for the purpose of pressure equalization in the course of the supply of syrup.
- the presentation of syrup in front of the dosing point 3 in the range 1-3 (process steps 1.21; ' ⁇ .2A A to 1.2.12) at the same time as the degassing of the water in the range 2-3 (Process step 1.2.2.1) and the subsequent venting of the carbonization (process step 1.2.2.2).
- the buffer tank 7 can also be preloaded with carbon dioxide at the same time as the method steps 1.2.1 and 1.2.2 (1.2.2.1 + 1.2.2.2), this preloading to an operating pressure provided in stationary operation or to a starting pressure which is above the above operating pressure is carried out.
- Process steps 1, 1.1, 1.2, 1.2.1, 1.2.1.1 and 1.2.1.2 are largely identical to the corresponding process steps of process variant 1 (these are process steps 1, 1.1, 1.2 , 1.2.1, 1.2.1.1, 1.2.1.1.1, 1.2.1.1.2 and 1.2.1.1.3).
- the process steps relating to carbonization are also identical up to process step 1.2.2.2 (venting carbonization).
- the buffer tank is preloaded in process step 1.2.3.
- the process essentially includes under the generic term “Provide product for start of production” (1.3) the process steps “Show syrup in the control room” (1.3.1), “Fill buffer tank for start of production” (1.3.3) and, in parallel with this Process steps, “Pre-carbonize the product for the start of production” (1.3.2). It consists of two sub-processes and works as follows: 19 sub-process "dosing liquid components"
- the storage container B1 for syrup S and the line section 1 in the flow of the storage container B1 are emptied except for residual amounts of adhesive water (Figure). If necessary, this state can be reproducibly produced using a suitable procedure.
- the volume VSLT formed between the interfaces S1, S2 and S3 is completely filled with degassed and non-carbonated beverage water. As already explained above, the volume VSLT is known, can be precisely delimited and, if necessary, provided reproducibly by a suitable procedure. The value for the volume VSLT can be freely parameterized in the control of the liquid dosing system.
- the volume VCLT is located in the line section between the interfaces S2, S4 and S5. It is completely filled with degassed and non-carbonated beverage water.
- the volume VCLT is also known, can be delimited precisely and can be reproduced if required.
- the value for the volume VCLT can be freely parameterized in the control.
- the buffer tank 7 and all line sections located downstream of the interface S6, including the filler, not shown, are emptied except for residual amounts of adhesive water. If necessary, this state can be reproducibly produced using a suitable procedure.
- Syrup S is placed in the storage container B1 (process step "fill inlet pipe and ventilation lantern (storage container) with syrup” (1.2.1.2)).
- the template volume V Vor VSLT + VSLT + VCLT (3)
- DV V means the volumetric metering ratio of drink water to syrup specified in the respective recipe.
- the supply volume V in front is therefore a constant for each recipe and is calculated in the control system.
- the introduction of the initial volume V before syrup into the control room V ⁇ space between the interfaces S1, S3, S5 and S6) ensures exactly the correct water-syrup dosing ratio in the control room V ⁇ for the respective recipe.
- the mass and volume integrator Through constant numerical integration (in the control of the liquid dosing system) of the quotient from the respective mass flow M and the respective density p M of the medium flowing through the mass and volume integrator 9 (index M), the mass and volume integrator also acts as a density meter, and comparison with the initial volume V before determines the stop time for step 2. current time •
- an advantageous embodiment of the method provides that during the introduction of the initial volume (V before ) an outlet volume (VSLENT), consisting of degassed first liquid (water), is discharged from the volume (VSLT) in front of the dosing point 3 and discarded and thereby recorded volumetrically.
- VSLENT outlet volume
- the syrup and water components are metered in proportion to the mass according to the respective recipe.
- the buffer tank 7 is filled up to a certain, freely parameterizable mixing volume VB2X0. This ensures the complete transfer of the beverage components dosed during the second step into the buffer tank 7 and their sufficiently homogeneous mixing (end of the process step "fill the buffer tank for the start of production" (1.3.3)).
- the volume VC02 of degassed and non-carbonated beverage water is located in the line section between the interfaces S2, S4 and S5.
- the volume VCO2 is known to be precisely delimitable and reproducible if required. It can be freely parameterized in the control of the liquid dosing system. As already explained above, the volume VC02 physically corresponds exactly to the volume VCLT. The advantages of distinguishing between the two volumes have also been justified above.
- the task of the “carbonization” sub-process is to provide the mixing volume VB2X0 provided in the buffer tank 7 during the “dosing liquid components” sub-process with the desired C0 2 concentration. For this purpose, the C0 2 mass ⁇ M required for the volume VCO2 must be metered in addition to the one resulting from the recipe (M 0 ).
- the volume-proportional C0 2 in-line dosing is started.
- overdosing factor X depends on the operating conditions. Alternatively, the amount in the denominator of equation (4) also allows the input of overdosing factors X ⁇ 1.
- the stop point for the pre-carbonation is determined by constant numerical integration in the control of the liquid dosing system and comparison with M c02, n otw . current time
- the quantity M represents the respective mass flow that flows through the mass flow / density meter 9 in the syrup preparation SL during the pre-carbonation and is measured there.
- the size p M denotes the respective density of this mass flow.
- the quantity Q w represents the respective volume flow of the degassed water which is fed to the metering point 3 via the water line WL and is continuously determined via the flow meter 19 arranged in the water line WL.
- the precarbonization takes place both during the second and the third step of the sub-process "dosing liquid components" (process step "precarbonize the product for the start of production" (1.3.2)).
- the method can be used independently of the respective recipe, ie regardless of the respective dosage ratios and CO 2 contents.
- the parameters themselves represent volumes or factors that can be determined in a first approximation by a one-time, simple measurement (VSLT, VCLT, VC02) or sensibly defined (VB2X0, X). This is of great advantage when commissioning systems.
- VSLT, VCLT, VC02 simple measurement
- VB2X0, X sensibly defined
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