WO2002028264A1 - Dispositif de nettoyage de recipients recyclables - Google Patents

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WO2002028264A1
WO2002028264A1 PCT/DE2001/003798 DE0103798W WO0228264A1 WO 2002028264 A1 WO2002028264 A1 WO 2002028264A1 DE 0103798 W DE0103798 W DE 0103798W WO 0228264 A1 WO0228264 A1 WO 0228264A1
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Manfred Schmid
Ender Ekin
Andreas Friesen
Andreas Eifler
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Jesinghaus & Co. Maschinenbau Gmbh
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47L—DOMESTIC WASHING OR CLEANING; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47L15/00—Washing or rinsing machines for crockery or tableware
    • A47L15/0065—Washing or rinsing machines for crockery or tableware specially adapted for drinking glasses

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  • the invention relates to a device with which vessels, in particular reusable drinking vessels, can be cleaned. Such a flushing device is required if reusable drinking vessels are to be used instead of disposable drinking vessels.
  • washing devices are also known in the form of so-called dishwashers in private households.
  • the dirty reusable drinking vessels are placed in the machine with an opening flap.
  • various washing programs can be programmed and the various levels of soiling can be influenced by different selections of the amount of detergent added and the water temperature and the number of pre-rinse and rinse cycles that follow one after the other.
  • the opening flap is opened again and the drinking vessels are removed from the dishwasher.
  • Such dishwashers are unsuitable for operational use in which dirty vessels are to be washed by individual employees at different times and individual clean cups of the washing device are also to be removed at different times.
  • the invention has for its object to provide an improved rinsing device for reusable drinking vessels for operational use.
  • the rinsing device is characterized in that it contains spatially separate pre-rinse and rinse zones.
  • the cleaning of individual vessels makes it easy and quick to influence the individual levels of contamination of vessels with minimal water consumption.
  • Such a rinsing device is therefore suitable in connection with the use of hot or cold drink machines.
  • Reusable drinking vessels can be used.
  • the user of such a vending machine can remove a clean reusable drinking vessel (cup, mug, glass) from the rinsing device and insert it in the vending machine instead of the previously known disposable cup. After the drink has been consumed, the user can place his reusable drinking vessel uncleaned in the rinsing device and thus dispose of this dirty vessel.
  • Reusable drinking vessels can be used with the flushing device. Reusable drinking vessels should not be “lost” and, on the other hand, "foreign" vessels should not be introduced into the rinsing device. It can therefore be advisable to give each user, for example, a clean container once, which can be washed in the washing device. Using the flushing device, he can exchange a dirty drinking vessel for a clean drinking vessel. In particular in the non-supervised operating area, the interposition of deposit tags can be appropriate. The entry of vessels or the output of vessels can be controlled by means of such deposit tags. These pledges can also be coins or any comparable tokens or authorization cards.
  • This detection device is accommodated in a detection zone of the washing device, which is preferably located upstream of the washing zone.
  • This detection device can contain a mask which, based on the shape of the vessels, can be placed over or against a vessel in a predetermined manner. As soon as the mask and the vessel can be in harmony with one another, the vessel is defined as a "correct" vessel and introduced into the rinsing process.
  • the detection device can contain a button that can be adjusted relative to the vessel so that it must hit the same if the handle is present. For this purpose, it is advisable to move the button and the vessel relative to one another, for example in such a way that the button is guided completely around the outside of the vessel. In this way it can be recognized whether the vessel has a handle, and in particular also an unbroken handle.
  • the vessels are transported upside down through the entire flushing device. It can now be provided that the user of the washing device inserts his dirty vessel upside down into the washing device. However, it is also possible for the user to insert his vessel into the rinsing device with any orientation and for the rinsing device then to have a turning device for the vessels in order to move the vessels in to get the flushing device into the desired upside down orientation.
  • the upside-down orientation is particularly preferred in the rinsing zone because it allows liquid residues and dirt particles to be easily rinsed out of the vessel.
  • the draining of cleaned vessels is also easier and with less effort than if the vessels were present and stored in the flushing device with their opening facing upwards.
  • the flushing device can have a device for issuing and entering deposit tags. Depending on the choice, the entry of a tube or the removal of a tube can be made dependent on the insertion of such a token. If an incorrect container has been inserted into the flushing device, this can be determined by the detection device and the further transport of this container through the flushing device can be interrupted and the deposit mark can be retained.
  • a plurality of spray nozzle arrangements in the conveying direction both in the pre-rinse zone and in the rinse zone.
  • rinse water can be used with or without additional Detergent can be sprayed through these spray nozzle arrangements into the vessels and from the outside against the vessels. Comparable is also possible in the rinse aid zone; however, fresh water is preferably used in the rinse aid zone.
  • Rinsing lines leading to the spray nozzles in the pre-rinsing zone are added with detergent.
  • the introduction of fresh water and the discharge of dirty water into, for example, a dirty water tank can be made in portions depending on the presence of vessels to be cleaned.
  • a device for dehumidifying the air in the flushing device is suitable for drying the wet vessels. This dehumidification is preferably energy-saving in the area of the storage zone. In this context, it makes sense to arrange the storage zone within a closed chamber except for its inlet and outlet area. Water condensed in this chamber can be returned through an opening in the chamber floor into the preferably gushing zone.
  • the above-mentioned memory in which the cleaned vessels can be kept pent up, has, according to an embodiment also shown in the drawing, plate-like plates as standing surfaces for the vessels.
  • the plates can be rotatably driven about an axis oriented substantially perpendicular to their plate surface.
  • the plate following in the conveying direction is aligned somewhat lower than the preceding plate, so that when the plates pass through, the vessels automatically move onto the following plate.
  • vessels can be stowed anywhere in the room.
  • Their arrangement depends on the arrangement of the existing panels, which are placed at different heights in the room.
  • the plates can be bevelled circumferentially. This prevents the, for example, circular-cylindrical drinking vessels from tipping over when passing from one plate to the next.
  • the plates can be arranged side by side in terms of light space. It has been found that a slight scale-like grip under the plates is advantageous for trouble-free operation.
  • the storage zone can have inclined ramps inclined in the conveying direction in its inlet area and in its outlet area, as one exemplary embodiment illustrates. Via these ramps, the vessels can automatically slide into the storage zone or slide out of the same into the dispensing area of the flushing device. As a result, it can be achieved with simple means that a user in the outlet area cannot come into contact with the rotating plates and the shafts driving them and thus cannot injure themselves on these rotating parts. Due to the slide in the input area, a transport connection between the transport means available in the washing zone and the transport means available in the stowage zone can be implemented in a technically simple manner.
  • Fig. 1 is a schematic sectional view of a flushing device according to the invention with a first
  • FIG. 3 shows a section through another embodiment of a memory of the flushing device according to the invention
  • FIG. 4 is a view along line 4-4 of FIG. 3,
  • FIG. 5 shows a section through a further embodiment of a memory of the flushing device according to the invention
  • 6a is a view along the line 6a-6a of FIG. 5,
  • Fig. 6b is a partial view of Fig. 6a, with a changed rotational position of the existing rotary conveyor. WAYS OF CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
  • Reusable drinking vessels 12 can be rinsed in a rinsing device 10.
  • the vessels 12 are cup-shaped cups in the present example.
  • the rinsing device 10 has in a housing 14 a rinsing zone 16, which is largely encapsulated circumferentially by metallic walls 18, and a storage zone 20 which serves as a storage for cleaned vessels 12.
  • the soiled vessels 12, which are successively introduced into the rinsing device 10, pass through one in the rinsing zone 16 Pre-rinse zone 22, in which they are cleaned with rinse water, and then a rinse zone 24, in which they are freed from the inside and outside of rinse and dirty water with fresh water.
  • the containers 12 After passing through the rinse zone 24, the containers 12 are entered into the stowage zone 20. There, the pent-up vessels are kept in stock until they are cleaned and dried individually by the rinsing device 10 again.
  • a line conveyor 26 which transports the vessels 12 through the rinsing zone 16 to a transfer chute 30 which is present in the entrance area 32 of the storage zone 20 and via which the vessels 12 can slide into the storage zone 20.
  • the line conveyor 26 has upwardly directed, fork-shaped grippers 28.
  • a container 12 can be placed upside down on each such gripper 28 which is spaced apart on the line conveyor 26.
  • a gripper 28 dips into the interior of a vessel 12 from below.
  • the housing 14 of the rinsing device 10 has an opening 36 in its input zone 34 for vessels 12 to be inserted into the device 10, which opening 36 can be exposed by swiveling up a flap 38.
  • a vessel 12 can then be placed on a tray 40, which is placed in the input zone 34, inside the housing 14, in an input-friendly manner.
  • the vessel 12 is placed upright on the tray 40 (FIG. 2).
  • the tray 40 is attached to a pivot lever 42.
  • the pivot lever 42 can be pivoted about an axis 44 which is horizontal in the present example in such a way that the respective vessel 12 seated on the tray 40 and fastened to the tray 40 by holding members (not shown in the drawing) is turned upside down in a 180 ° pivoting movement over a standing one
  • Gripper 28 slipped over and can thus be placed on the gripper 28. After placing a vessel 12 on a gripper 28, the pivot lever 42 moves back into its starting position.
  • the vessel 12 seated on the gripper 28 now travels through the pre-rinse zone 22 - in the present case downward - and thereby moves past spray nozzles 46.
  • Rinse water 48 is sprayed through the spray nozzles 46 against the outside and inside of the vessel 12 in question, and the vessel 12 is thereby cleaned.
  • only one nozzle arrangement 50 with such nozzles 46 is shown.
  • a plurality of such nozzle arrangements 50 can also be arranged one behind the other in the pre-rinse zone 22.
  • each vessel 12 is conveyed one after the other into the rinse zone 24 with the aid of the line conveyor 26.
  • Nozzle arrangements 52 are also arranged in the rinse zone 24 and thus remove a plurality of nozzles 54.
  • nozzle arrangements 52, 52.1 are arranged one behind the other in the conveying direction 58.
  • the nozzle arrangement 52 which is present at the start of the rinse zone 24, following an opening 60 adjacent to the pre-rinse zone 22, has a nozzle 54.2 which directs both against a vessel 12 present in the region of the nozzle arrangement 52 and in the direction of the opening 60 your rinse water 56 splashed (arrow 62). This prevents too much rinse water 48 from migrating into the rinse zone 24 together with the vessels 12 migrating through the opening 60.
  • the vessels 12 After passing through the rinse zone 24, the vessels 12 are successively transported into the area of the transfer chute 30 by means of the line conveyor 26, resting on grippers 28 upside down. As soon as a vessel 12 is located above the transfer chute 30, the gripper 28 supporting this vessel 12 emerges downward from the upside-down vessel, migrates downward (arrow 64) and thereby enables the vessel 12 on the chute 30 into the stowage zone 20 can slip in. The gripper 28, which is immersed downward, then moves further with the line conveyor 26 again into the input zone 34, so that it can then again pick up a dirty vessel 12 and transport it through the rinsing zone 16.
  • the clear rinse water 56 consists of fresh water which flows through a fresh water line 66
  • Nozzles 54 is supplied.
  • This fresh water line 66 is connected to a water connection 68 located outside the flushing device 10.
  • this water connection 68 is a tap that can be turned on and off by hand.
  • On the flushing device 10 is outside lying there is a connection coupling 70 to which a hose 73 connected to the water connection 68 is coupled in a watertight manner.
  • the connection coupling 70 forms the outer end of the fresh water line 66 located in the interior of the flushing device 10.
  • a shut-off valve 72 is installed in the fresh water line 66.
  • the rinse water 56 sprayed in the rinse zone 24 travels through the opening 60 through an overflow wall 74 into the pre-rinse zone 22.
  • this water which has flowed in from the rinse zone 24 is sucked in by a suction line 80 by means of a pump 78 driven by a motor 76 via a pressure line 82 to the nozzles 46 so that this water can be sprayed out of the nozzles 46.
  • a pump 78 driven by a motor 76 via a pressure line 82 to the nozzles 46 so that this water can be sprayed out of the nozzles 46.
  • In the pressure line 82 there is a 2-way valve 84, via which a line 88 leading to a dirty water tank 86 can be opened or blocked. Water can therefore be conducted via the pump 78 both to the nozzles 46 and into the dirty water tank 86.
  • detergent can be introduced via a line 94 from a detergent container 96 into the pre-wash zone 22.
  • This detergent can be added in such a way that the detergent is fed via line 94 into the bottom area of the washing zone 16 and thus into the water located there or that the detergent is fed into the pressure line 82.
  • the cycle frequency depends on the speed of the line conveyor 26 and the mutual distance between the grippers 28.
  • the "treatment time" of each vessel 12 can be set in a variable manner via control electronics. Depending on the degree of contamination, the conveying speed of the line conveyor 26 could be increased or decreased. It could also influence the amount of water that is sprayed out in one cycle in a nozzle arrangement. Finally, the amounts of detergent added could also be changed. In the present example, provision is made to heat the fresh water and thus the rinse water 56.
  • This heated rinse water 56 passes through the overflow wall 74 and thus through the opening 60 into the area of the pre-rinse zone 22 and is used there as rinse water in conjunction with detergent.
  • the rinse water is also heated up.
  • the temperature of the rinsing water can also be influenced, which also has an influence on the cleaning performance.
  • a detection zone 100 is formed in the area of the input zone 34.
  • this detection zone 100 there is a vessel 12 which detects or identifies and if necessary
  • Detection device 102 checking for damage is present.
  • the detection device 102 has a button 104 which projects downwards and is fastened to a swivel lever 106.
  • the pivot lever 106 is in a bearing 108 rotatably about 360 ° about a vertical axis 110.
  • the button 104 can be rotated through 360 °.
  • the button 104 is provided in such a way that a vessel 12 located in the input zone 34 on the gripper 28 located there
  • each vessel 12 has a handle 112.
  • the button 104 is now at a lateral distance from the vessel 12 in such a way that it must hit the handle 112 when the vessel 12 is bypassed if such a handle 112 is present.
  • a handle 112 that is not in the correct location may mean that a vessel has been inserted into the washing device 10 that has no handle or that has a broken or incorrectly shaped handle. In any case, this would signal a "wrong" vessel 12.
  • Detector 102 would define this vessel as incorrect. This would have the consequence that the vessel would not be transported further into the pre-rinsing zone 22. In the present example, the vessel would be gripped again by the pivoting lever 52 and into the one shown in FIG. 2
  • the weight of the vessel 12 entered into the device 10 could also be determined and compared with the target weight for a correct vessel. In this way, alien vessels and damaged vessels could be identified. It would also be conceivable, for example, to affix a barcode on the outside of the vessel, which could be identified by suitable barcode readers.
  • the disk could also be a electronic, possibly a rewritable data carrier.
  • FIG. 3 shows a storage zone 20.2 with a storage reservoir, in which the vessels 12 pass through an inlet area
  • the 122 can be placed in an arrangement of plate-like plates 124.
  • the plates 124 are arranged in a scale-like manner in the conveying direction 126, in each case with play slightly under one another, one behind the other.
  • the second plate 124.2 following a respective first plate 124.1 in the conveying direction 126 engages under the first plate
  • the plate 124.1 with play in its edge area and is therefore lower than the first plate 124.1.
  • the plate 124.1 is rotatably mounted on a common shaft 128 together with further plates 124.11 below it.
  • the plate 124.1 is rotatably mounted on a common shaft 128 together with further plates 124.11 below it.
  • each plate 124 has a bevel 140 on its upper circumference. This makes it easier for vessels 12 to move over from plate 124.1 to subsequent plate 124.2 and, correspondingly, to subsequent further plates.
  • the bevel 140 prevents the vessels 12 from falling over onto the subsequent plate as they move over.
  • the movement of the vessels 12 from one plate to the next plate is effected by the rotation of the plates.
  • adjacent plates 124.1, 124.2 rotate in opposite directions.
  • the plate 124.1 rotates clockwise 142 and the subsequent plate 124.2 counterclockwise 144.
  • Wall parts 146 present on the side next to the plate 124.1 and wall parts 148 present next to the plate 124.2 ensure that the vessel 12 located on the rotating plate 124.1 does not move from this plate 124.1 flung outwards, but can migrate along the wall part 146 to the next plate 124.2. From there, the vessel 12, protected by the wall part 148, is passed to the third plate 124.3 in the present example.
  • the wall parts 146, 148 and 150 in the area of the plate 124.3 are arranged in such a way that vessels located on the respective plates can safely migrate over to the subsequent plate.
  • the vessel 12 located on it is pushed onto a transfer plate 152 by rotation.
  • the vessel 12 can be removed from there.
  • the transfer plate 152 is placed in the dispensing zone 160 of the washing device 10.
  • the transfer plate 152 could also be designed in the form of a transfer chute, so that a vessel located on the transfer plate 152 could automatically slide into a dispensing zone arranged at a distance from it. This could prevent the relevant user of the device 10 from coming into contact with rotating plates 124, for example when a vessel is removed.
  • wall parts 150 are arranged in the respective corners of the storage zone 20.2.
  • the wall parts lying in between correspond to the wall part 148.
  • the individual plates 124 and thus also the waves to which these plates rest can be present and arranged as desired in the barrage 20.2.
  • the arrangement depends on the transport or conveying path along which the vessels 12 can be transported in the dam 20 between the inlet area 122 and the outlet area 154 with the transfer plate 152.
  • the standing surface 164 located in the inlet area 122 serves to hold vessels 12 so that they can be pushed from there, for example by hand, into the area of the first plate 124.1.
  • the vessels reach the transfer chute 30, as shown in connection with FIGS. 1 and 2, via grippers 28 and thus through the line conveyor 26.
  • the vessels 12 are transported through the line conveyor 26.
  • the vessels 12 are transported in the stowage zone 20 by a conveying device which contains rotating plates 124 arranged step-by-step in steps and these plates 124 laterally delimiting wall parts 146, 148, 150.
  • cup-like vessels 12 are dammed up or stored in the storage zone.
  • a barrier-like lock can be present in or in front of the outlet area 164, can be accumulated in front of the vessels 12 in the conveying direction 126 and can be sequentially - for example when a vessel 12 is removed in the delivery zone - each "releases" a vessel and so ensures that a clean container can be removed from the device.
  • the vessels 12 are all the same in the present example. However, it is also possible to treat other objects and, moreover, unequal objects in a manner comparable to that of the vessels 12 in the storage zone 20.
  • a storage zone 20.3 is shown in sections, which corresponds to the storage zone 20.2 except for its outlet area.
  • vessels 12 can be placed through an inlet area into an arrangement of plate-like plates 124.
  • plates 124 are also arranged in a scale-like manner in the conveying direction 126, in each case with play slightly under one another, one behind the other, as has already been described above in connection with the storage zone 20.2.
  • the vessel 12 on it is placed on the bottom 168 of a pocket arranged in a roller-shaped rotary conveyor 166
  • the rotary conveyor 166 which can be rotated about a horizontal axis 169, is oriented in the position shown in FIG. 6a when a vessel moves from the storage zone 20.3 into the rotary conveyor 166, so that the vessel 12 fits into the pocket 167 can slip in.
  • Rotary conveyor 166 is then rotated to the position shown in Fig. 6b. His pocket 167 has pivoted about 180 degrees. This is the bottom
  • This twisting can be achieved, for example, by actively opening (sliding on) a closure that closes the dispensing opening for removing a clean vessel Flap can be brought about, for example by mechanically coupling the flap to the axis of rotation of the rotary conveyor 166.
  • the vessel 12, which originally stood upside down on the bottom 168 in FIG. 6a, is again upright with the vessel bottom 12.2 in the illustration shown in FIG. 6b on the ceiling 170.
  • the vessel 12 can slide up onto a ready ramp 171.
  • the ramp 171 has a rear baffle 172, by means of which the vessel 12 is prevented from sliding off the ramp 171.
  • This ramp 171 can extend to the discharge zone, so that a vessel 12 sliding out of the rotary conveyor 166 can automatically slide into the discharge zone.
  • the peripheral wall of the rotary conveyor closes the outlet opening of the store.

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La présente invention concerne un dispositif permettant le nettoyage de récipients recyclables (12), comprenant: des zones d"entrée et de sortie (34, 160) séparées entre elles et servant à faire entrer des récipients à nettoyer (12) et à faire sortir des récipients nettoyés (12); un système (26) permettant le transport des récipients (12) de la zone d"entrée (34) à la zone de sortie (160); une zone de nettoyage (16) et une zone d"accumulation (20) située en aval dans la direction de transport; ainsi qu"une zone de prélavage et qu"une zone de rinçage située en aval dans la direction de transport. Des gicleurs d"eau de prélavage et des gicleurs d"eau de rinçage destinés aux récipients (12), sont disposés séparément. Les récipients (12) peut successivement passer individuellement à travers la zone de prélavage et la zone de rinçage.
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