WO2005012095A1 - 吸着能力のある粒状物の包装装置、包装方法及び包装品の製造方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a packaging device, a packaging method, and a method for manufacturing a packaged product of a granular material having an adsorption ability.
- the present invention relates to a packaging device, a packaging method, and a method for manufacturing a packaged product of a granular material having an adsorption ability.
- the present invention relates to a packaging device, a packaging method, and a manufacturing method of a packaged product that does not cause particulate matter to pop out when opened.
- Granules having a high adsorption capacity such as spherical adsorbed carbon
- spherical adsorbed carbon have a large amount of air that can be adsorbed by the granules, and the amount varies greatly depending on the temperature. Therefore, when the temperature rises after packaging, air is released from the granules. As a result, the package product undergoes volume expansion and is greatly deformed. Such deformation has caused inconveniences in packing, storage, transportation, and the like. Therefore, measures such as filling the spherical adsorbed carbon at a high temperature and sealing at a pressure lower than the atmospheric pressure have been proposed (see Patent Document 1).
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent No. 2607422 (pages 3-4)
- the present invention provides a packaging device, a packaging method, and a method for manufacturing a packaged product of a granular material having an adsorption ability based on the above-mentioned knowledge, in which the granular material does not pop out upon opening. Aim.
- a packaging device for granular materials having an adsorption ability includes, as shown in FIG. 1, for example, a heating device 12 for heating granular materials having an adsorption ability; A filling device 30 for filling a granular material into a storage bag 90 having one open end; A sealing device 40 for sealing the open end of the container bag 90; and a cooling device 70 for cooling the granules while collecting the granules below the storage bag 91; Installed upstream of the sealing device 40.
- the storage bag is sealed while the granular material having an adsorption ability is heated, and after the sealing, the granular material is cooled down while being collected downward. And fit. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the particulate matter from jumping out when the package is opened.
- “having an adsorption ability” means having a property of retaining gas such as air, such as spherical adsorbed carbon and activated carbon.
- the packaging apparatus for granular materials having an adsorption ability is the above-described packaging apparatus for granular substances having an adsorption ability, and a cooling device 70 is arranged below. It may be configured to cool rapidly so that the inner surface of the storage bag 91 is in close contact with the portion where the formed granular material does not exist.
- the packaging apparatus for granular materials having an adsorption ability is the above-described packaging apparatus for granular substances having an adsorption ability, wherein the heating device 12 is provided with a granular material. May be heated to 55 ° C or more and 80 ° C or less.
- the packaging device for granular materials having an adsorption ability is a packaging device for granular materials having an adsorption capability, wherein The bag 91 may be cooled by holding the bag 91 in the direction of gravity or at an angle to the direction of gravity.
- the storage bag is cooled while being held in the direction of gravity or obliquely to the direction of gravity, so that the granular material is cooled in a stable manner at the lower part of the package.
- the method for packaging granular material having an adsorption ability is described in, for example, For example, as shown in FIG. 1, a heating step of heating a granular substance having an adsorption ability; a filling step of filling a granular substance into a storage bag 90 having one end opened; and a filling step of the granular substance A sealing step of sealing the open end of the storage bag 90; and a cooling step of cooling while collecting the particulate matter below the storage bag 91; the heating step is performed prior to the sealing step.
- the storage bag is sealed while the granular material having an adsorption ability is heated, and after the sealing, the granular material is cooled while being collected downward. And fit. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the particulate matter from jumping out when the package is opened.
- the method for manufacturing a packaged product according to the present invention includes, as shown in FIG. 1, for example, a step of supplying a granular material having an adsorption ability to any one of the above-described packing apparatuses for the granular material having an adsorption ability.
- the granular material is heated and filled, and after sealing, the granular material is cooled while being kept downward, so that the granular material is stably placed at the lower part of the package.
- a packaging device a packaging method, and a method for manufacturing a packaged product, which manufacture a packaged product in which a granular material having an adsorption ability is prevented from popping out when it is settled and opened at normal temperature.
- FIG. Fig. 1 shows, from the top, a packaging device for spherical adsorbed carbon equipped with a hopper 10, a heating device 12, a weighing device 20, a filling device 30, a sealing device 40, a clamping device 50, a cutting device 60, and a cooling device 70. Is shown.
- the hopper 10 is a container having a narrowed shape as the opened upper portion goes down and widens, and the lower end is opened and connected to the filling nozzle 16.
- the hopper is equipped with a heater 12 as a heating device, and heats spherical adsorbed carbon, which is the content of the hopper, to 6080 ° C.
- the heating device may be provided separately from the hopper 10, but is provided upstream of the sealing device 40 with respect to the direction in which the spherical adsorbed carbon flows. In other words, in FIG. 1, the spherical adsorbed carbon flows under the upward force, and thus it is on the upper side in FIG.
- the spherical adsorbed carbon may be heated by passing warm air from a heating device into the hopper 10.
- the filling nozzle 16 below the hopper 10 is a thin tube, and is configured to gradually discharge the spherical adsorbed carbon stored in the hopper.
- the lower end of the filling nozzle 16 enters the through hole 22a of the holder 22, and is open.
- the honoredar 22 is a pair of a measuring tub 21 that reciprocates horizontally below it and a shutter 24 thereunder.
- the weighing device 20 is combined with a spring 23 that presses the holder 22 against the weighing tub 21 below.
- the spring 23 is provided in order to prevent the spherical adsorbed carbon from entering between the holder 22 and the measuring box 21 so that the surface is not damaged.
- the spring 23 need not be provided.
- the measuring box 21 has a space 21a having a volume corresponding to the volume of the spherical adsorbed carbon to be measured.
- the space 21a communicates with the through hole 22a of the holder 22, and the measuring box 21 moves horizontally to communicate with the through hole 24a of the shirt 24.
- the lower opening of the through hole 24a of the shutter 24 of the weighing device 20 is connected to a short pipe 31 as a filling device.
- the chute pipe 31 is shaped like a funnel with its upper part widened to receive the spherical adsorbed carbon falling from the through hole 24a of the shutter 24, and the lower part is a thin pipe.
- the lower end of the chute pipe 31 is open.
- a tubular tube 90 for packing the spherical adsorbed carbon is placed with its mouth open upward.
- the tube 90 is formed by forming a flat tape-like sheet into a tube under the chute pipe 31.
- the tube 90 is transversely sealed, as will be described below, and forms a bag with the sealed portion at the bottom.
- a sealing device 40 for sealing the sheet 90 in the transverse direction is provided below the opening of the chute pipe 31, a sealing device 40 for sealing the sheet 90 in the transverse direction.
- the sealing device 40 heats and presses the tube 90 containing the spherical adsorbed carbon in a transverse direction by a predetermined length by sandwiching the tube 90 with the top seal bar 41.
- the top seal bar 41 is configured so as to sandwich the tube 90 from both sides while being heated by two metal block force heaters whose ends are flattened in order to heat-press the tube 90.
- the top seal bar 41 is pulled downward with the tube 90 interposed therebetween such that the sealed portion is located at the bottom of the next bag for the spherical adsorbed carbon.
- the clamping device 50 disposed immediately below the sealing device operates.
- the pinching device 50 pushes the air inside the tube 90 by sandwiching the part of the tube 90 closed by the sealing device 40 with the air release guide 51 to prevent the packaged product from expanding due to temperature rise after packaging.
- the air bleeding guide 51 has a bag of tubes 90 containing spherical adsorbed carbon, The upper part is protruding and the lower part is retracted so that the charcoal is put in and the tube 90 is squashed flat so that nothing enters.
- the top seal bar 41 and the air release guide 51 are arranged so as to sandwich the tube 90 in the same direction.
- a tube 90 containing spherical adsorbed carbon is cut at a sealed location, and a packaged product 91 containing spherical adsorbed carbon is placed one by one or a plurality of times.
- a cutting device 60 is provided for cutting into packages 92.
- the package includes one sealed bag containing the particulate matter weighed by the weighing device, and the package refers to the location where the package is sealed for each package or for each package. And is taken out of the packaging device.
- the cutting device 60 is configured such that two blades cut the tube 90 therebetween.
- a perforation may be provided at a seal portion that is not cut so that it can be easily separated manually.
- the blade has a notch that is notched at equal intervals and that operates at a different timing from the blade for cutting.
- a receiving table 61 is arranged under the cutting device 60.
- the cradle 61 is a flat plate installed diagonally, and by dropping the cut package 92 diagonally, the shock at the time of drop is reduced.
- the cradle 61 is provided with a shock prevention roller 62 for further reducing the falling speed.
- the anti-shock roller 62 is installed so that the package 92 passes between the two cylindrical rollers when the package 92 slides and falls on the cradle 61. Since the package 92 rotates the rollers as it passes between the two rollers, its falling speed is reduced.
- the anti-shock roller 62 may be replaced with a single roller.Instead of providing the anti-shock roller 62, a method for reducing the drop speed, for example, taking measures to increase the friction on the cradle 61 is taken. Is also good.
- cooling device 70 is installed. In cooling device 70,
- a holder 72 for holding the package 92 in an upright state is disposed on the
- the conveyor 71 may be another shape, such as a straight oval, circular or elliptical shape.
- the holding tool 72 may be a plate or a bar set up on the conveyor 71 at an angle.
- the holder 72 holds the thin surface of the package 92 perpendicular to the moving direction. By holding in this way, with the same conveyor length, Many packages 92 can be held.
- the package 92 naturally falls at the position where the a 71 is inverted.
- Cooling air is blown to the cooling device 70 from a cooler (not shown).
- the cooling air refers to air at a room temperature or a temperature lower than the room temperature
- the room temperature refers to a temperature at which the packaged product is normally used. In most cases, room temperature is the room temperature of the home or office where the package is opened.
- the spherical adsorbed carbon is supplied to the hopper 10 from the opened upper part, and is temporarily stored in the hopper 10.
- the spherical adsorbed carbon stored in the hopper 10 is 55 80 by the heater 12 while being stored. C is warmed to calo.
- the temperature ranges from 55 ° C to 80. If the temperature is within the range of C, the spherical adsorbed carbon, which does not expand the packaged product 91 even if the temperature rises after sealing after packaging and after packaging, prevents the packaged product 91 from expanding, the lower part of the packaged product 91 In addition, since the heating temperature of the spherical adsorbed carbon is not so high, the effect of not adversely affecting the filling performance can be obtained.
- the temperature is raised to 65 to 75 ° C, and the temperature at the time of filling the tube 90 is about 60 ° C. This is because most of them are not exposed to 60 ° C during the normal distribution process, so if heated to about 60 ° C, the package 91 will expand and the boxed product will expand. This is because there is no inconvenience such as breakage of the box, and the heating temperature is not too high, which affects the filling performance at the time of filling, and prevents good filling.
- the spherical adsorbed carbon gradually descends in the hopper 10, and flows from the lower end to the filling nozzle 16.
- the inner diameter of the filling nozzle 16 is selected so that the amount of the spherical adsorbed carbon that passes through the filling nozzle 16 and is discharged from the hopper 10 becomes appropriate.
- a valve may be provided in the filling nozzle 16 for adjusting the amount to be delivered.
- the spherical adsorbed carbon is stored in the space 21a of the measuring cell 21 through the holder 22 and the filling horn 16 and the like.
- the measuring vessel 21 moves horizontally, and the spherical adsorptive carbon in the space 2la passes through the through hole 24a of the shutter 24 and is sent to the chute pipe 31.
- the spherical adsorbed carbon is measured by the measuring device 20 to the volume of the space 21a.
- the sheet wound on the roll The tube 90 is formed by being drawn out at a constant speed and formed into a cylindrical shape around the lower end of the chute pipe 31, and the overlapping portion is heated and pressed.
- the tube 90 is transversely sealed at a predetermined location by the sealing device 40 as described later.
- the tube 90 is formed in a bag shape having one end opened with the sealed portion as the bottom, and is placed in a shape in which the mouth is opened toward the lower end opening of the chute pipe 31.
- the storage bag for the spherical adsorbed carbon is preferably formed as the tube 90 as described above because it can be continuously supplied, but is not connected as a tube, and one end is opened.
- It may be a bag.
- the granular material to be packaged is collected below the storage bag in the direction of gravity, at least a part of the upper portion between the inner surfaces of the wide side surfaces can be cooled so that the storage bag can be in close contact with the storage bag.
- a three-way seal is exemplified as such.
- the spherical adsorbed carbon measured by the measuring device 20 is dropped from the chute pipe 31 into the bag-shaped tube 90, and is deposited on the lower portion of the bag. Then, the air bleeding guide 51 of the squeezing device 50 sandwiches the bag-shaped portion from both sides and pushes out the air inside. Almost at the same time when the air is evacuated by the squeezing device 50, the portion immediately above the portion from which the air is evacuated by the squeezing device 50 is sealed in the transverse direction by the sealing device 40.
- the tube 90 is made of a multilayer film having a sealable plastic film as an inner layer, and can be heated and pressed by being sandwiched between the heated top seal bars 41. It should be noted that the top cover 41 may have a configuration in which the tube 90 is crimped by other crimping means such as ultrasonic crimping instead of heat crimping.
- the top seal bar 41 moves downward by the length of one bag of spherical adsorbed carbon while holding the tube 90 therebetween. Due to this movement, the sealed portion containing the spherical adsorbed carbon becomes the bottom of the next bag-shaped portion of the tube 90.
- the packaged product 91 filled with the spherical adsorbed carbon and sealed in the transverse direction is cut at the sealed portion by the cutting device 60, for example, by collecting one or three bags.
- the cutting device 60 for example, by collecting one or three bags.
- multiple bags are cut together as a single piece, they are easily cut by hand by being sandwiched between blades with notches at regular intervals in the seal between the bags. May be perforated.
- the package 92 cut by the cutting device 60 slides down on the cradle 61 to prevent shock. After the falling speed is reduced by the rollers 62, the particles fall into the cooling device 70.
- the spherical adsorbed carbon which is a solid having a large heat capacity, is gradually cooled, and the gas in the power package 91, which maintains a higher temperature, is cooled with a small heat capacity. Then, the package 91 shrinks due to the cooling of the gas.
- the spherical adsorbed carbon collects dynamically at the lower part of the package 91 under the weight of the heavy spherical adsorbent carbon, and the inner surface of the upper part of the package 91 narrows due to the reaction, and touches.
- the inner surfaces adhere to each other due to the action of the spherical adsorbed carbon gathering at the bottom due to gravity and the action of shrinking the internal air.
- the spherical adsorbed carbon is cooled without moving to the upper part of the package 91 even by the impact at the time of falling because the inner surfaces of the films are stuck at that point.
- the method of sliding the inclined surface without dropping, gradually decreasing the inclination angle, and taking a longer time to stop by friction with the inclined surface is adopted. Cooled. Further, when the cut package 91 is floated by the buoyancy of the liquid by using a liquid refrigerant such as water, the package 91 is cooled in a shock and can maintain the vertical state in the liquid. In the case of force, there is no impact, so there is no need to bring the inner surfaces into close contact before jumping up.
- the falling speed of the package 92 to the cooling device 70 is slow, it is possible to prevent the seal at the bottom of the package 92 from being damaged by the impact at the time of drop.
- the package 92 sent to the cooling device 70 is moved on the cooling device by the conveyor 71 while being held diagonally by the holder 72. Meanwhile, cooling air from a cooler can be blown.
- the package 92 is slanted with respect to the direction of gravity or the direction of gravity, and is held at an angle at which the spherical adsorbed carbon remains stable inside the package 91 at the lower portion.
- the angle is 0 to 70 degrees, preferably 0 to 50 degrees, more preferably 0 to 40 degrees.
- Cooling air is air cooled to a temperature lower than room temperature in a chiller. Therefore, the cooling rate can be increased, and the productivity can be increased. As a result, the spherical adsorbed carbon heated to 55-80 ° C in the hopper 10 and maintained at the temperature is cooled to almost room temperature. When cooled, the package 91 is deflated, and the spherical adsorbed carbon stays at the bottom of the package 91 and does not move. The cooling air is not required to be blown while the package 92 is on the cooling device 70. It may be.
- the package is packed by moving through cooling air at 25 ° C or less, preferably 15 ° C or less for about 5 seconds or more.
- Article 91 is sufficiently cooled.
- a packing box is prepared at the position where the package has dropped, and when a predetermined number of packages 92 are stored in the box, the entire box is carried out.
- the spherical adsorbed carbon is filled by being heated to 5580 ° C, which is higher than the maximum temperature conceivable during normal storage. Therefore, even if the temperature rises after packaging, the air contained in the spherical adsorbed carbon is not released. Therefore, the spherical adsorbed carbon that does not cause air to fill the bag of the package 91 does not move stably to the lower part of the package 91. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the spherical adsorbed carbon from popping out when opening.
- the spherical adsorbed carbon is filled by being heated to 55-80 ° C, which is only several tens degrees higher than room temperature, it is rapidly cooled to about room temperature by cooling air. Therefore, packaging can be performed in a short time after packaging.
- the cooling device 70 is cooled by blowing cooling air at a temperature lower than room temperature, the package 91 is rapidly cooled.
- the temperature of the heated spherical adsorbent decreases, the amount of air contained in the spherical adsorbent increases, and the inside of the bag of the package 91 becomes a vacuum. Stuck at the bottom of the stall. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the spherical adsorbed charcoal from popping out upon opening.
- the rapid cooling prevents the spherical adsorbed carbon from moving in the bag of the package 91 before cooling.
- Spherical adsorbed carbon is a porous spherical carbonaceous material, with a diameter of 0.05 lmm and a bulk density of 0.51 ⁇ 0.04 g / ml.
- Spherical adsorbed carbon has a perfect spherical shape and high fluidity, so it is easy to scatter when opening the package.
- the amount of air contained greatly varies depending on the temperature, and, for example, when the temperature rises from 0 ° C to 30 ° C, about 1.46 ml of air is released per lg.
- spherical adsorptive carbon has been described as a granular material to be measured and packaged. However, it is particularly suitable for a granular material having a true spherical shape and having an adsorption ability. It can be used for The packaging apparatus, the packaging method, and the method for manufacturing a packaged product according to the present invention can be applied to other granular materials having an adsorption ability.
- the spherical adsorbed carbon moves to the upper part of the package as if it were conventional after heating after the particulate matter in the package is decompressed by cooling, and is scattered when opened.
- the spherical adsorbed carbon does not move unless it is heated to about 70 ° C.
- any device that removes the air inside the storage bag may be used.
- a pressure reducing device can be used.
- a method is employed in which, for example, the open end of the storage bag is covered with, for example, a mesh-shaped material so that the granular material is not scattered during the pressure reduction.
- the size of the mesh must be smaller than the size of the granular material so that the granular material cannot pass through even if the mesh is deformed.
- the present invention is not limited to the packaged product but can be applied to a normal packaged product.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram illustrating a packaging device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
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