WO2017043422A1 - 異物除去方法及び異物除去装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a foreign matter removing method and a foreign matter removing device for removing foreign matter attached to a can body.
- the can product material filled with beer, alcoholic beverages or soft drinks is composed of a can body and a can lid.
- the can body is washed by a washing machine called a rinser before filling a beverage or the like.
- the can body that has passed through the transport line is transported to the rinser, and in this rinser, a cleaning process is performed to clean the inner surface of the can body using water or air.
- the cleaning process includes a step of inverting the can body with the opening of the can body facing down, a step of cleaning the can body by spraying water or air onto the inverted can body, and an opening of the cleaned can body. And rotating the can body forward.
- Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2012-86113 discloses a transport device that transports a can body, a plurality of two-fluid nozzles arranged at a predetermined pitch along the transport direction of the can body, and a two-fluid nozzle in a transport path of the can body A rinser with one single-fluid nozzle arranged downstream is described.
- the two-fluid nozzle injects an air / water mixed mist in which pressurized gas and washing water are mixed onto the inner surface of the transported can body.
- the air / water mixed mist is mist-like water particles, and the two-fluid nozzle injects the air / water mixed mist into a conical shape or a fan shape.
- One fluid nozzle injects only cleaning water to the inner surface of the can.
- the 1-fluid nozzle sprays a large amount of washing water on the inner surface of the can body to rinse the inner surface of the can body.
- any foreign matter has adhered to the can body, it is necessary to reliably remove the foreign matter in the aforementioned cleaning process.
- friction may occur between the foreign matter adhering to the metal surface of the can body until the can body passes through the conveyance line and is transported to the rinser. May be charged with static electricity. Since the electrostatically charged foreign matter adheres to the metal surface of the can body due to static electricity, it may not be removed even if water and air are sprayed in the process of cleaning the can body. Therefore, it is required to more reliably remove foreign matters at the stage of cleaning the can body.
- an object of one aspect of the present invention is to provide a foreign matter removing method and a foreign matter removing device that can more reliably remove foreign matter at the stage of cleaning the can body.
- a foreign matter removing method is a foreign matter removing method for removing foreign matter adhering to a can body by cleaning the can body, the step of transporting the can body, and the charge removal to the transported can body.
- static elimination air is sprayed onto the transported can body before cleaning.
- the static electricity of the foreign material adhering to the can body can be eliminated. Therefore, since the adhesion of foreign matter to the metal surface of the can body due to static electricity can be eliminated, the foreign matter can be more reliably removed in the subsequent cleaning process of the can body.
- the method includes a step of inverting the can body so that the can body faces downward, and the step of spraying static elimination air may be performed before the step of inverting the can body. .
- the step of reversing the can body is executed after the step of spraying the static elimination air, a device for spraying the static elimination air on the upstream side of the rinser in the conveyance path of the can barrel can be arranged. Therefore, it is possible to eliminate adhesion of foreign matters to the metal surface of the can body before the can body is conveyed to the rinser.
- a step of inverting the can body so that the can body faces downward before the step of cleaning the can body, and the step of spraying static elimination air may be performed after the step of inverting the can body.
- the step of spraying static elimination air may be performed by spraying static elimination air from above on the opening of the can body.
- a device for spraying static elimination air can be installed above the transported can body.
- a foreign matter removing apparatus is a foreign matter removing apparatus that cleans a can body and removes foreign matter attached to the can body, and includes a transport unit that transports the can body and a transported can body.
- a neutralizing air blasting unit that blasts the neutralizing air, and a cleaning unit that cleans the can body after the neutralizing air is sprayed by the neutralizing air blasting unit.
- the foreign matter removing apparatus According to the foreign matter removing apparatus according to one aspect of the present invention, static elimination air is sprayed onto the can body transported by the transport unit before cleaning. Therefore, since the static charge of the can body is eliminated before washing by this static elimination air, the static electricity of the foreign matter can be eliminated before washing. Therefore, since the adhesion of foreign matter to the metal surface of the can body due to static electricity can be eliminated, the foreign matter can be more reliably removed in the subsequent cleaning of the can body.
- foreign matters can be more reliably removed at the stage of cleaning the can body.
- the foreign matter removing apparatus 1 fills the can body C with contents such as a beverage, and covers the can body C after the filling with a can lid. It is set up in a filling factory that performs tightening.
- the can body C is, for example, a metal can formed in a bottomed cylindrical shape having a bottom C1 and an opening C2 located on the opposite side of the bottom C1.
- the foreign matter removing apparatus 1 includes a rinser (cleaning unit) 10 that cleans the can body C.
- the can body C reaches the rinser 10 after being conveyed on the conveyance line (conveyance unit) L, and after being washed by the rinser 10, the contents are filled.
- the rinser 10 extends obliquely downward from the transport line L, and cleans the can body C on the transport path extending obliquely downward.
- the filler which fills the can body C with the content is provided in the tip of the conveyance path
- the foreign matter removing apparatus 1 includes a reversing unit 11 that reverses the can body C that has been transported from the transport line L, and a normal rotation unit 13 that normally rotates the can body C cleaned by the rinser 10.
- the reversing portion 11 is disposed upstream of the rinser 10 and the normal rotation portion 13 is disposed downstream of the rinser 10 with respect to the obliquely extending rinser 10.
- forward rotation indicates a state in which the opening C2 of the can body C faces upward
- “inversion” indicates a state in which the opening C2 of the can body C faces downward.
- the can body C is inverted so that the opening C2 faces upward from the conveyance line L to the reversing part 11, and after reaching the reversing part 11, the opening C2 faces downward.
- the reversing unit 11 is constituted by, for example, a plurality of twisted round bar members, and the can body C is reversed by passing the can body C between the plurality of twisted round bar members. These round bar members function as guide members that are reversed while supporting the can body C.
- the rinser 10 cleans the can body C inverted by the reversing unit 11.
- the rinser 10 includes, for example, an air supply pipe 10a, a cleaning water supply pipe 10b, a cleaning nozzle 10c, and a guide rail 10d.
- the air supply pipe 10a and the cleaning water supply pipe 10b extend obliquely along the guide rail 10d, and a plurality of cleaning nozzles 10c are arranged along the guide rail 10d.
- Each of the plurality of cleaning nozzles 10c sprays air that passes through the air supply pipe 10a, cleaning water that passes through the cleaning water supply pipe 10b, or both air and cleaning water onto the inner surface of the can body C, thereby Wash.
- the method of cleaning the can body C by the rinser 10 can be changed as appropriate. For example, only air passing through the air supply pipe 10a may be used to blow away foreign matter from the can body C or pressurize. Cleaning may be performed by spraying a gas-liquid mixture formed by mixing the air and the cleaning water onto the can body C. Further, the configuration of the rinser 10 can be changed as appropriate.
- the normal rotation section 13 rotates the can body C that has been cleaned by the rinser 10 in the normal direction.
- the normal rotation part 13 is comprised by the several twisted round bar member similarly to the inversion part 11, for example, and can can C is rotated forward by letting the can body C pass between these some round bar members. .
- the can body C normally rotated by the normal rotation portion 13 is conveyed toward a filler located on the downstream side of the normal rotation portion 13 in the conveyance path of the can body C.
- the foreign matter removing apparatus 1 removes the foreign matter F adhering to the can body C by cleaning the can body C with the rinser 10.
- the foreign material F include a chipboard piece of a pallet that conveys the can body C, a film piece wound around the can body C at the time of delivery, and hair.
- the foreign matter removing apparatus 1 includes the transfer line L, the rinser 10, and a static elimination air spraying device (static elimination air spraying unit) 20 that sprays static elimination air D onto the can body C.
- the static elimination air spraying device 20 is disposed between the conveyance line L and the rinser 10 in the conveyance path of the can body C, that is, upstream of the rinser 10 in the conveyance path of the can body C.
- the position where the static elimination air D is sprayed by the static elimination air spraying device 20 is adjacent to the position of the reversing unit 11, for example.
- the static elimination air spraying apparatus 20 is arrange
- the discharge of the static elimination air D is performed on the inner surface of the can body C.
- the spraying of the static elimination air D may be performed on the outer surface of the can body C, or may be performed on both the inner surface and the outer surface of the can body C.
- the static elimination air D sprayed from the static elimination air spraying device 20 includes static elimination ions and air that moves the static elimination ions.
- various gases such as air or nitrogen gas can be used.
- the static elimination air D is sprayed on the inner surface of the can body C by removing static elimination ions with the air.
- Various devices can be used as the static elimination air spraying device 20, and the shape and size of the static elimination air spraying device 20 can be changed as appropriate.
- the static elimination air spray device 20 sprays static elimination air D onto the can body C before the can body C is conveyed to the rinser 10. Specifically, the static elimination air spraying device 20 sprays static elimination air D onto the can body C before the can body C is reversed by the reversing unit 11. By spraying the static elimination air D onto the can body C, static elimination ions and air are supplied to the foreign matter F adhering to the inner surface of the can barrel C, whereby the foreign matter F is detached from the inner surface.
- FIG. 3 shows an example of a foreign matter removing method by the foreign matter removing apparatus 1.
- step S 1 the process of transporting the can body C is executed, and the can body C is transported on the transport line L (step S1).
- step S2 a step of spraying static elimination air D onto the can body C is executed (step S2).
- step S ⁇ b> 2 for example, the charge removal air D is sprayed onto the inner surface of the can body C from above and the charge removal ions are applied to the foreign material F, whereby the charge between the foreign material F and the inner surface of the can body C is eliminated.
- the can body C reaches the reversing unit 11 and the can body C is reversed.
- the reversing unit 11 reverses the can body C on which the static elimination air D is sprayed (step S3).
- the rinser 10 sprays air or washing water on the can body C reversed by the inversion part 11, and performs internal cleaning of the can body C (step S4).
- the process proceeds to step S5, and the normal rotation unit 13 rotates the can body C cleaned by the cleaning unit 12 to complete a series of processes.
- the can body C that has been normally rotated by the normal rotation part 13 is filled with the contents by a filler located on the downstream side of the normal rotation part 13.
- the static elimination air D is sprayed onto the transported can body C before cleaning. Since the static charge of the can body C is eliminated by spraying the static elimination air D onto the transported can body C in this manner, the static electricity of the foreign matter F adhering to the can body C can be eliminated. Therefore, since the adhesion of the foreign matter F to the inner surface of the can body C due to static electricity can be eliminated, the foreign matter F can be more reliably removed in the subsequent cleaning process of the can body C. That is, the foreign matter F is reliably removed from the can body C in a normal cleaning process after being neutralized.
- a step of inverting the can body C so that the can body C faces downward is performed before the step of cleaning the can body C. Performed before the inversion step. Therefore, since the process of reversing the can body C is executed after the process of spraying the static elimination air D, the static elimination air spraying device 20 can be disposed on the upstream side of the rinser 10 in the conveyance path of the can cylinder C. Therefore, adhesion of the foreign substance F to the inner surface of the can body C can be eliminated before the can body C is conveyed to the rinser 10. Moreover, since the static elimination air spraying apparatus 20 is arrange
- the step of spraying the static elimination air D is performed by spraying the static elimination air D onto the opening C2 of the can body C from above. Therefore, the static elimination air spraying device 20 can be installed above the can body C to be transported. Thereby, since it is only necessary to install the static elimination air spraying device 20 above the existing equipment, the static elimination air spraying device 20 is installed on the side or below the can body C to be transported. The air spraying device 20 can be easily installed.
- the position where the static elimination air D is sprayed by the static elimination air spraying device 20 is continuous with the position of the reversing unit 11. Therefore, the can body C is reversed by the reversing unit 11 and cleaned by the rinser 10 immediately after the neutralizing air D is sprayed and discharged. Therefore, since the can body C is cleaned while the state of being neutralized by the static elimination air D is reliably maintained, the foreign matter F can be more reliably removed by the cleaning.
- the foreign material removal method and foreign material removal apparatus 31 of 2nd Embodiment are demonstrated, referring FIG.
- the foreign substance removing device 31 of the second embodiment is different from the foreign substance removing device 1 of the first embodiment in the position of the static elimination air spraying device 20. That is, the foreign matter removing device 31 includes the above-described conveyance line L and the rinser 40, and the static elimination air spraying device 20 is provided inside the rinser 40.
- the foreign matter removing device 31 includes the reversing unit 11 and the normal rotating unit 13 similar to those of the first embodiment, and the static elimination air spraying device 20 of the second embodiment is a reversing unit in the conveyance path of the can body C. 11 on the downstream side.
- the static elimination air spraying device 20 performs static elimination by spraying static elimination air D from below onto the opening C2 of the can body C reversed by the reversing portion 11.
- step S11 a process of transporting the can body C is executed (step S11). Then, the can body C reaches the reversing unit 11 and executes a process of reversing the can body C as in step S3 (step S12). Then, it transfers to step S13 and the process of spraying the static elimination air D to the opening part C2 of the can body C is performed, and the static elimination air D is sprayed from the bottom to the inner surface of the can body C (step S13). After discharging the static elimination air D onto the can body C in this way, the process proceeds to steps S14 and S15, and the steps of cleaning the can body C and rotating the can body C in the same manner as steps S4 and S5. To complete a series of processes.
- the static elimination air D is sprayed onto the conveyed can body C, and then the can body C is cleaned by the rinser 40. Accordingly, the foreign matter F is surely removed from the can body C in a normal cleaning step after being neutralized, and thus the same effect as in the first embodiment can be obtained.
- cleaning the can body C, and the process of spraying the static elimination air D includes the can body C This is performed after the step of inverting. Accordingly, since the static elimination air D can be sprayed onto the can body C immediately before the process of cleaning the can body C, the can body C can be cleaned in a state where the neutralization state of the can body C is reliably maintained. Accordingly, the foreign matter F from which static electricity has been eliminated can be more reliably removed at the stage of cleaning.
- the position where the static elimination air D is sprayed by the static elimination air spraying device 20 is located between the reversing unit 11 and the rinser 40. Therefore, the can body C is cleaned with the rinser 40 immediately after the charge removal air D is sprayed and discharged. Therefore, since the can body C is cleaned while the state of being neutralized by the static elimination air D is reliably maintained, the foreign matter F can be more reliably removed by the cleaning. Further, when the static elimination air spraying device 20 is installed on the downstream side of the reversing unit 11, it is possible to eliminate the need to modify the rinser 40 itself depending on the installation location of the static elimination air spraying device 20.
- the foreign matter removing apparatus of the above-described embodiment includes the static elimination air spraying device 20 that sprays static elimination air D onto the can body C.
- a static elimination air spraying device 20 that sprays static elimination air D into the inside of the rinser 10 may be provided.
- the static elimination air spraying device 20 may spray static elimination air D on the conveyance path of the can body C in the inside of the rinser 10, or spray static elimination air D on each device constituting the rinser 10. Good.
- the foreign matter removing apparatus 51 including the static elimination air spraying device 20 that sprays the static elimination air D into the inside of the rinser 10, it is possible to avoid a situation in which the foreign matter F accumulates in the rinser 10.
- the foreign matter removing device 51 having the above-described static elimination air spraying device 20
- accumulation of the foreign matter F in the rinser 10 can be avoided, so that the above cleaning can be omitted and microorganisms are generated due to the accumulation of the foreign matter F.
- the situation that becomes easy to do can also be avoided. Therefore, in the foreign material removal apparatus 51, the situation where the environment in the rinser 10 deteriorates can also be avoided.
- the static elimination air spraying device 20 is installed above the can body C to be transported and the static elimination air D is sprayed onto the can body C from above is described.
- the static elimination air D may be sprayed onto the can body C from above.
- the direction in which the static elimination air D is sprayed can be appropriately changed, for example, by spraying the static elimination air D from an oblique direction.
- the hair has a property of being charged positively
- the above-mentioned shrink film has a property of being easily charged negatively
- the chipboard piece has a property of being hardly charged. Therefore, among the foreign matter F used in this experiment, the ones that are charged and adhere to the can body C were hair and shrink film.
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図1及び図2に示されるように、第1実施形態の異物除去装置1は、例えば、缶胴Cに飲料等の内容物を充填し、充填後の缶胴Cに缶蓋を被せて巻き締め加工を行う充填工場に設けられている。缶胴Cは、例えば、底部C1と底部C1の反対側に位置する開口部C2とを有する有底円筒状に形成された金属缶である。
以下では、第2実施形態の異物除去方法及び異物除去装置31について図4を参照しながら説明する。第2実施形態の説明では、第1実施形態と重複する説明を省略する。図4に示されるように、第2実施形態の異物除去装置31は、除電エア噴きつけ装置20の位置が第1実施形態の異物除去装置1と異なっている。すなわち、異物除去装置31は、前述の搬送ラインLとリンサー40とを備えており、除電エア噴きつけ装置20はリンサー40の内部に設けられている。
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- 缶胴の洗浄を行って前記缶胴に付着した異物を除去する異物除去方法であって、
前記缶胴を搬送する工程と、
搬送された前記缶胴に除電エアを噴きつける工程と、
前記除電エアを噴きつける工程で前記除電エアが噴きつけられた後に、前記缶胴を洗浄する工程と、
を備えた異物除去方法。 - 前記缶胴を洗浄する工程の前に前記缶胴が下向きとなるように前記缶胴を反転させる工程を備え、
前記除電エアを噴きつける工程は、前記缶胴を反転させる工程の前に行われる、
請求項1に記載の異物除去方法。 - 前記缶胴を洗浄する工程の前に前記缶胴が下向きとなるように前記缶胴を反転させる工程を備え、
前記除電エアを噴きつける工程は、前記缶胴を反転させる工程の後に行われる、
請求項1に記載の異物除去方法。 - 前記除電エアを噴きつける工程は、前記缶胴の開口部に上から前記除電エアを噴きつけることによって行われる、
請求項1~3のいずれか一項に記載の異物除去方法。 - 缶胴の洗浄を行って前記缶胴に付着した異物を除去する異物除去装置であって、
前記缶胴を搬送する搬送部と、
搬送された前記缶胴に除電エアを噴きつける除電エア噴きつけ部と、
前記除電エア噴きつけ部によって前記除電エアが噴きつけられた後に、前記缶胴を洗浄する洗浄部と、
を備えた異物除去装置。
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