WO2002016052A1 - Vorrichtung zur reinigung von wiederholt verwendbaren werkzeugen - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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- the invention relates to a cleaning device for repeatedly usable tools, such as, in particular, knife and cutting tools in pastry shops, cheese shops, butchers and the like, with a container into which a cleaning liquid can be filled, with a brush device to be arranged in the container, and a scraper located above the liquid level of the cleaning liquid. Facility.
- Knife quivers have been used in many grocery stores for cleaning knives, for example, which require cleaning and whose cleaning fluid has to be changed frequently, especially at times of High activity and neglected by often lacking cleaning facilities.
- the cleaning of a tool or knife in such quivers takes a relatively long time because of immersion, possibly subsequent stirring, etc. or only subsequent wiping - usually on a cloth, apron, sponge.
- the knives are contaminated with a large number of microorganisms due to handling errors, dirty cloths and dirty cleaning liquids after the cleaning process, i.e. they are not hygienically clean and, above all, not dry. Observations in companies that use such knife holders showed that the cleaning of the knives was carried out incorrectly or not at all.
- DE 42 06 349 AI discloses a cleaning device for colored lacquer dipsticks or comparable tools, which already has a brush device below a liquid level, into which the colored lacquer dipstick can be inserted through a small opening. Furthermore, a second chamber, not filled with liquid, is provided, into which colored lacquer dipsticks can be placed after cleaning, so that they dry there. Because of the slow drying process, this known cleaning device is not suitable for fast cleaning processes of tools that are dry in the cleaned state.
- DE 196 39 019 C2 already discloses a device for cleaning repeatedly used tools, in particular cutting tools, with a container which is filled with cleaning liquid for better handling and faster execution of the cleaning process, in such a way that the container holding the cleaning liquid has at least one below the liquid level arranged brush device and at least one wiping device arranged above the liquid level.
- the entire cleaning device consists of numerous individual parts that must be removed and cleaned individually to clean the device. In addition, this cleaning device does not provide for cleaning of the tool in the transition area to the handle attachment.
- the invention is therefore based on the object of providing a cleaning device which, on the one hand, enables simple and quick, hygienically improved cleaning of tools such as knife and cutting tools in cheese shops, pastry shops and the like, and on the other hand is easily handled and cleaned or serviced by the operator of the device can be.
- the object is achieved in that the brush device and the scraper device are indirectly or directly attached to a drain pipe which can be detachably and liquid-tightly inserted into a drain opening of the container.
- the device according to the invention thus has the essential advantage that the cleaning device can be cleaned particularly easily after use.
- the drain pipe is pulled out of the container and the entire device for cleaning the tools is removed from the container with the drain pipe.
- the drain pipe with brush and stripping device cleaning unit
- the inside of the container can be easily cleaned by hand because there are no attachments on these surfaces, or by means of an increased flushing with fresh water, preferably heated, the inside of the container can be effectively cleaned and rinsed off, especially in the bottom area and on the adjacent side surfaces, by using a stronger one Allows cleaning fluid to flow into the container over a specified period.
- the drain pipe is removed during this cleaning process, so that after the cleaning liquid, which is flowing in more intensely, accumulates, it immediately flows out again via the drain opening in the tank and entrains dirt on the inside walls of the tank and deposits on the tank bottom.
- the cleaning unit consisting of at least the drain pipe, the brush and the scraper device, is dirty, defective or worn out, it can be done in a few simple steps can be replaced in a few seconds by another new, clean cleaning unit.
- the cleaning liquid is predominantly heated water, which can flow directly into the tank via the liquid inlet opening.
- the cleaning liquid can be heated to a desired temperature exclusively or additionally in the container.
- the continuous removal of cleaning fluid from the container via the drain pipe creates a laminar flow of the cleaning fluid in the container, which is directed from the liquid inlet to the liquid outlet, i.e. dirt particles, emulsions, generally impurities resulting from the cleaning of tools become due to the constantly maintained flow transported from the liquid inlet to the liquid outlet and discharged there from the container.
- This transport process is supported by temperature differences generated in the container or by the warm or heated cleaning liquid in the container. If the cleaning liquid is additionally heated in the container, a temperature gradient occurs in the container. The temperature of the cleaning liquid increases constantly towards the liquid drain. As a result of this thermal temperature increase, an additional driving force is formed towards the liquid outlet and tears or drives dirt in the cleaning liquid into the liquid outlet.
- this driving gradient from liquid inlet to liquid outlet results in a self-cleaning effect in the cleaning device.
- the degree of self-cleaning can be set by the liquid exchange rate to be set by the operator.
- the self-cleaning effect in the container is greatest when there is a constant circulation of the cleaning liquid in the container with laminar flow and at the same time at least the cleaning liquid supplied per unit of time is also removed again via the liquid outlet.
- holding strips are provided on the drain pipe, which are suitable for detachably receiving the brush device and the stripping device.
- brush or wiper lips can be easily and securely fastened in the holding strips, preferably opposite one another.
- the brush or wiper lips made of rubber or rubber-like plastic can be easily replaced after natural wear and tear, which results from numerous tool cleaning processes or a defect, by inserting new brush strips or new wiper strips into the holding strips that hold the brushes and wipers.
- the brush strips or scraper strips are inserted into the holding strips in such a way that the free ends of the opposing brush threads touch, overlap or are slightly spaced apart.
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- the side wall of the container is still stiffened, so that a pressure on the inner walls of the container generated by the clamping means of the holding block cannot trigger any damage to the container.
- the beads run in the vertical direction on the corresponding inner walls of the container.
- At least one pair of brushes opens conically towards the free end and extends largely over the entire opening of the container.
- a tool to be cleaned can be easily inserted into such a pair of brushes and, due to the large opening or spacing of the opposing brushes, coarse dirt can be removed particularly easily from these brush sections.
- the spacing of the free ends of the opposing brush threads decreases steadily until the brush threads of opposing brushes touch.
- the tool to be cleaned is guided in the brush arrangement, which is arranged directly below the stripping device or spraying device.
- the tool to be cleaned As soon as the tool to be cleaned is pushed or guided into the area of the stripping device, the tool with the surface sections lying in the cleaning liquid can be pulled out of the container through the stripping device.
- the surface sections below the liquid level of the cleaning liquid are cleaned again by the brushes arranged there, and above the liquid level of the cleaning liquid, the cleaned surfaces are either cleaned or treated again with fresh water or steam before they are subsequently dried by the lips of the stripping device by removing the still adhering liquid from the er ⁇ fd CD ⁇ Hi Di rt öd J ⁇ H er P 4 Hl ⁇ D.
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- Fresh water inlet located outside the tank can fill, within the boundary of the baffle plate to the tank bottom.
- the liquid level is always above the top row of the brush insert. Due to the constant or temporary opening of the water inlet - as required - the liquid flow can be forced through an arranged baffle plate in such a way that the liquid can only flow upwards through the opening in the lower part of the baffle plate after passing through the baffle plate, which means that in the liquid area Any dirt and grease and the like are floating on the brushes and not only because of their lighter specific weight but also because of the rising direction of flow of the water into the overflow pipe of the upper edge and thus removed.
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- Figure 1 is a vertical section through a cleaning device according to the invention for tools to be used repeatedly with positioning and insertion centering with brushes attached in parallel to the guide plane of the tool to be cleaned.
- FIG. 2 shows a top view of the cleaning device according to the invention from FIG. 1;
- FIG. 3 shows a forced sequence of the knife movement, a cross section through the device according to FIG. 1 with a knife at the beginning of the rough cleaning or pre-cleaning process outside the cleaning water, the main cleaning process, including fresh water sprayer and the drying process;
- Fig. 4 is a section along IV-IV of Fig. 1;
- FIG. 5 shows a vertical section through a plaster interior from FIG. 1 with a cleaning sequence process from bottom to top;
- Fig. 6 brushes, an injection unit, a scraper direction in interaction with a knife to be cleaned
- FIG. 8 shows a representation of a predetermined operational processing by guide rails of a handling cycle of the complete knife cleaning
- FIG. 9 shows a representation of the use of a plurality of cleaning units in a cleaning device or a wide variety of containers
- FIG. 11 shows a plan view of a further exemplary embodiment of a cleaning device according to the invention.
- FIG. 12 shows a lateral section through a cleaning device according to the invention from FIG. 11.
- an elongated rectangular container 2 in which a cleaning liquid 3, in particular warm water, is filled, the liquid level 4 within the cleaning unit 6, below the conical or straight or oblique - insertion and Coarse cleaning zone 5 and located above brushes 8.
- the obliquely or straightly laid rough cleaning zone, consisting of guide strips 5 and the brushes 7 are held in strips in parallel, horizontal strips 8, to
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- the cleaning unit can be used on its own for attachment and installation in other vessels with cleaning fluid or for cleaning dry contaminants such as sand, dust and the like without cleaning fluid.
- FIG. 9 It can be seen from FIG. 9 that several, here three of the cleaning units 6 can be staggered in the depth device of a container 2. A correspondingly increased, e.g. tripled user facility for cleaning three different types of goods includes possible.
- the cleaning unit 22 can be connected to the water inlet connection by means of water after removing the cleaning unit 6.
- the liquid discharge nozzle remains open, the spraying action 23 cleans the container when water enters, ie the container inner walls, in which the spraying can take place on all sides.
- the water for cleaning enters the cleaning unit 22 in the direction of the arrow 24.
- the dirty water runs off via the liquid outlet connection 16. 01 ⁇ - 01 IS!
- the injection unit 12/1 and the stripping device 9 can be led out of the cleaning unit 6, the coarse stripping device 5 and 7, the brushing device 8 and the stripping device 9 being the guiding components for handling handling and running in the same direction as the inflow 12 and 12/1 and Drainage of the cleaning liquid 3.
- the cleaning liquid 3 is deflected by a baffle plate 11 and flows from left to right. This separates the clean inflow from the contaminated liquid that is directed into the boundary.
- the cleaning unit 6 located in the container has a liquid inlet 12 and 12/1 and a liquid outlet 13, in particular in such a way that batch-wise and / or continuous spraying and filling or replacement of the cleaning liquid in the container is possible.
- the cleaning liquid 3 can be heated, in particular it is supplied from a hot water source.
- the filling of the cleaning liquid 3 takes place at least in the course of a continuous liquid exchange over the upper edge 14 of a liquid drain pipe 13, which determines the liquid level.
- the inflow 12 and 12/1 is connected to a hot water source.
- the fresh water supply cleaning liquid 12 is 02/16052
- Half of the cleaning unit 6 is guided upwards into an injection unit and spraying onto the knife blade ultimately achieves a hygienically perfect cleaning process between the water level 4 and the wiper lips 9.
- the clean incoming cleaning liquid 3 is separated from the soiled cleaning liquid "3" by means of a baffle plate.
- the soiled cleaning liquid “3” is pushed in the direction of the outflow direction 14 in the direction of the inflowing cleaning liquid 3 for removal.
- the cleaning unit 6 has several brushes 8 in a row arrangement in the container 2.
- the brush devices 8 are interchangeably insertable into rails.
- the brushes 8 and rubber lips 9 holding rails are at the same time guide strips for handling the cleaning process.
- the brush devices 8 are arranged in pairs in parallel, horizontally running rails, which are simultaneously formed as a connecting element of the cleaning device 6, the brush devices 8 each being held over the width of the cleaning device 6, while the stripping device 9 is in a shortened holding device 9 is preferably held interchangeably in the cleaning device 6.
- the scraper devices 5 and 7 of the brush device 8, the spraying device 12/1 and the scraper device 9 have parallel contact surfaces to the extent that a flat tool with a handle attachment, such as a knife, reaches both sides of this contact area.
- the stripping device 5 which also serves as an insertion and centering cone, has no rubber lips assigned in pairs, whereas the stripping device 9 has rubber lips assigned to one another in pairs.
- the liquid drain pipe 14 in the cleaning unit 6 can be used in a sealing manner in the sloping bottom area of the container 2 and can be removed for cleaning purposes while the cleaning liquid 3 is running out, in particular via a correspondingly sealed screw thread connection.
- the fresh water supply 12 in the cleaning unit 6 can be used in a sealing manner in the sloping bottom area of the container 2.
- cleaning units 6 are arranged next to one another in order to enable a correspondingly large number of cleaning cycles next to one another.
- a knife magazine can be formed on the front of the container.
- a cleaning unit is connected to the fresh water inlet of the floor in such a way that a perforated stand tube and lid on the container 2, a liquid spraying process cleans the inner walls of the container.
- the cleaning unit 6 is used independently, for example, in a frame without water for dry dusts and sandy particles, among other things.
- a sharpening and / or pulling device for knives is installed on the container 2 or on the cleaning unit 6.
- FIG. 11 and 12 show a further embodiment of a cleaning device according to the invention with a container 32 into which a cleaning liquid 33 is filled.
- a cleaning unit is formed at least by a brush device 38, a scraper device 39 and a drain pipe 43, which is shown in FIG. 12. Brush and wiper lips of the brush device 38 and the wiper device 39 are held in retaining strips 45, from which defective brush strips or wiper strips can be pulled out and replaced with new ones.
- a spray device 46 is arranged directly below the stripping device 39, still above the liquid level, which is covered by the stripping device 39 in FIG. 11, but is shown in FIG. 12. Tool surfaces cleaned above the liquid level of the cleaning liquid can be sprayed or additionally treated with the spray device 46. A suitable liquid or steam can be used for this.
- the brush device 38, the stripping device 39 and the spray device 46 are fastened to a holding block 47.
- the holding block 47 has a through opening open opening of the drain pipe 43, which is also fixed in the holding block 47.
- laterally acting clamping means 48 are provided, which can be activated via a handle 48a in the arrow directions shown in FIG. 11 in such a way that they can be supported so strongly on the inside of the container that the holding block 47 is immovably held in the container 32, and on the other hand
- the clamping means 48 can be released by rotating the handle 48a in such a way that the holding block 47 with the drainage pipe 43 and the brush device 38, the stripping device 39 and the spray device 46 can be pulled out of the container 32 via the handle 48a.
- the brush device 38 is formed in different largely horizontally oriented levels - below the liquid level of the cleaning liquid by two pairs of brush strips, which lie opposite one another, and the brush threads are so long that they touch or overlap as long as the brush strips run parallel to one another.
- a ' pair of brush strips which is arranged directly below the liquid level of the cleaning liquid 33, widens conically towards the free end, so that ' an object to be cleaned can be easily inserted between the brush strips at this point.
- the object to be cleaned is moved in the direction of the holding block 47, the object to be cleaned is also introduced into the section in which the opposite brush strips run parallel and the object to be cleaned also has a length which immerses it deeply in the cleaning liquid 43 leaves, the corresponding sections of the object to be cleaned are also inserted into the brush pair strips underneath and cleaned there. If the object to be cleaned is brought close to the holding block 47, it is also located between the scraper strips of the scraper device 39 and if the object to be cleaned is pulled upwards in this area, the surfaces of the object to be cleaned located between the brush strips will not only cleaned, but the cleaning liquid is wiped off the surfaces to be cleaned. After cleaning, the surfaces to be cleaned are completely drip-free and appear dry.
- the pair of brushes arranged directly below the liquid level is at least partially oriented obliquely to the liquid level, as seen over its axial extent, so that handle attachment surfaces at the transition, for example to a knife blade, can be cleaned intensively.
- handle attachment surfaces at the transition for example to a knife blade
- the drain pipe 43 is bevelled at the upper edge in the holding block 47 so that solid particles or foams and / or bubbles floating on the liquid level can flow into the drain pipe 43 with the least resistance around the drain.
- Surface tensions of the loaded cleaning liquid are reduced in the area of the liquid drain. The reduction of surface tensions at the liquid level is supported if grooves or indentations are still made in the edge of the drain pipe as seen over the circumference in the edge of the drain pipe.
- the holding strips 45 are preferably in the form of clamping sleeves trained that they can keep brush strips or scraper strips safely and guided without slipping from their working position during a cleaning process by a tool.
- the container 32 has a liquid inlet opening 50 in its bottom, into which a liquid inlet body 51 can be inserted, which deflects the inflowing liquid.
- a heating rod 42 is also arranged in the bottom region, by means of which the cleaning liquid 33 located in the container 32 can be heated.
- a float 53 is provided on the drain pipe 43, which can move along the drain pipe 43 with an increasing liquid level upwards and with a falling liquid level downwards. If the container 32 is filled to such an extent that the cleaning device according to the invention can be put into operation, the float 53 is located on the underside of the holding block 47. Via a linkage which is fastened, for example, to the handle 48a and is passed through the holding block 47 up to the float 53, can be of float 53 in an up-and Abbew 'ath the handle 48a to lower forcibly guided and the float 53 is provided with contact means that can communicate contactlessly with circuit elements outside the container 32, so can the float position of the liquid inlet and outflow into the container 32 can be regulated.
- the liquid flow can be increased in a filling stage and in a final stage shortly before the operating state of the cleaning device is reached, the amount of liquid supplied per unit of time is throttled due to the float height so that no liquid can pass over the edge of the container.
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