WO2021116636A1 - Appareil de fabrication pour la fabrication d'une composition à partir d'un mélange de formulations - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a manufacturing apparatus for the manufacture of a composition, in particular a cosmetic, or more precisely for the preparation of a composition by mixing two formulations.
- Document FR3067910 discloses a manufacturing apparatus for manufacturing a composition, and more particularly a cosmetic product, the manufacturing apparatus comprising:
- first capsule comprising a first compartment containing a predetermined quantity of a first formulation, and a first connection part
- a second capsule comprising a second compartment containing a predetermined quantity of a second formulation, and a second configured connection part to be connected to the first connection part
- a second actuator positioned on another side, preferably opposite, of the receiving housing, and movable inside the receiving housing, in order to transmit a pressure force to the second capsule when the receiving device equipped of the first and second capsules is received in the receiving housing of the mixing machine, and
- a drive motor mechanically connected to the first and second actuating members, and configured to allow cyclical movement of the first and second actuating members between inactive and active positions.
- the present invention aims to remedy all or part of these drawbacks.
- the technical problem underlying the invention therefore consists in providing an apparatus for manufacturing a composition which is simple, compact and easy to use, while exhibiting increased safety in use.
- a reception housing configured to receive at least part of the reception device equipped with the first and second capsules
- a control unit configured to control the operation of the manufacturing apparatus
- the manufacturing apparatus comprises further a detection device configured to detect the presence of the receiving device in the receiving housing, and in that the control unit is configured to control the operation of the manufacturing apparatus at least in part depending on the detection, by the detection device, of the presence of the reception device in the reception housing.
- Such a configuration of the manufacturing apparatus makes it possible in particular to avoid the activation of a mechanical system arranged in the mixing machine and comprising a movable element configured to enter the receiving housing, in the absence of the receiving device. in the reception accommodation.
- the manufacturing apparatus may further exhibit one or more of the following features, taken alone or in combination.
- the receiving device includes a first receiving location configured to receive the first capsule, and a second receiving location configured to receive the second capsule.
- the mixing machine comprises an actuation system comprising:
- a first actuator positioned on one side of the reception housing, and movable inside the reception housing, in order to transmit a pressure force to the first capsule when the reception device equipped with the first and second capsules is received in the receiving housing of the mixing machine, and
- the actuation system is more particularly configured to mix the first and second formulations contained in the first and second capsules so as to obtain the composition.
- the receiving device comprises a first actuation face, allowing a transfer of a pressure force on the first capsule, and a second actuation face, opposite to the first actuation face, allowing a transfer of a pressure force on the second capsule, and the first and second actuating members are configured to transmit pressure forces respectively on the first and second actuating faces of the receiving device when the receiving device equipped of the first and second capsules is received in the receiving housing of the mixing machine.
- the receiving device comprises a first electrical circuit portion and the mixing machine comprises a second electrical circuit portion configured to cooperate electrically with the first electrical circuit portion when the receiving device equipped with the first and second capsules is received in the receiving housing of the mixing machine, the detection device being configured to detect the electrical cooperation between the first and second electrical circuit portions of so as to detect the presence of the receiving device in the receiving housing of the mixing machine.
- the first electrical circuit portion comprises a first and a second electrical contact tracks provided on the receiving device and the second electrical circuit portion comprises a first and a second electrical contact tracks provided on the machine.
- the reception device comprises a heating circuit configured to heat at least one of the first and second capsules when the reception device equipped with the first and second capsules is received in the reception housing of the machine. mixture, the heating circuit comprising the first portion of the electrical circuit.
- the heating circuit includes a heating element configured to heat at least one of the first and second capsules when the receiving device equipped with the first and second capsules is received in the receiving housing of the mixing machine.
- the first and second electrical contact tracks provided on the receiving device are electrically connected to the temperature sensor and are configured to electrically power the temperature sensor when the receiving device equipped with the first and second capsules is received. in the reception housing of the mixing machine.
- the heating circuit comprises a heating power transfer circuit comprising the heating element and a pair of electrical contact tracks which are provided on the receiving device and which are electrically connected to the heating element.
- the mixing machine has a pair of electrical contact tracks which are configured to engage respectively with the pair of electrical contact tracks of the heating power transfer circuit when the receiving device equipped with the first and second capsules is received in the receiving housing of the mixing machine.
- the mixing machine includes a sensing element configured to detect the presence of the first and second capsules in the receiving device when the receiving device is received in the receiving housing.
- the detection element is formed by the control unit.
- the mixing machine includes a coupling mechanism configured to establish a sealed connection between the first and second connection portions of the first and second capsules. when the reception device equipped with the first and second capsules is received in the reception housing.
- control unit is configured to measure the current consumed by the auxiliary motor during an operating cycle of the auxiliary motor, and to detect the presence of the first and second capsules in the receiving device and establishing a sealed connection between the first and second connection parts of the first and second capsules when a peak of current consumed, representative of a sealed connection between the first and second capsules, is detected by the control unit during an operating cycle of the auxiliary engine, and for example during a connection phase of the operating cycle of the auxiliary engine.
- control unit is configured to detect an initial peak of current consumed during an initial phase of a cycle of. operation of the auxiliary motor and to detect a peak of final consumed current during a final phase of an operating cycle of the auxiliary motor, the control unit being configured to detect the establishment of a sealed connection between the first and second connection parts of the first and second capsules when a consumed current peak, representative of a sealed connection between the first and second capsules, is detected by the control unit between the detection of the initial consumed current peak and the detection of the final consumed current peak.
- the peak of the initial consumed current is more particularly due to the torque necessary to initiate a movement of the auxiliary motor, and the peak of the final consumed current is more particularly due to a blockage in rotation of the auxiliary motor for example linked to the presence of a stopper. limit switch cooperating with the coupling element.
- control unit is configured to emit a warning signal, for example audible or visual, when the presence of the reception device in the reception housing is not detected by the detection device.
- a warning signal for example audible or visual
- control unit is configured to emit a warning signal, for example audible or visual, when no current peak consumed, representative of a sealed connection between the first and second capsules, n ' is detected by the control unit.
- a warning signal for example audible or visual
- the first and second electrical contact tracks provided on the receiving device are positioned respectively on first and second connection faces of the receiving device.
- first and second connection faces of the receiving device are opposite to each other. In one embodiment, the first and second actuating faces of the receiving device are opposite to each other.
- the first connection face extends between, preferably connects, the first and the second actuation face of the receiving device, and / or the second connection face extends between, preferably connects, the first and second actuation face of the receiving device.
- first and second connection faces are distinct from the first and second actuation faces.
- the receiving device comprises a first protective shell, inside which is the first receiving location, and a second protective shell inside which is located the second receiving location, the second protective shell being mounted movably relative to the first protective shell by a hinge, the receiving device further comprising a partition wall carrying the heating element.
- the first and second electrical contact tracks are positioned respectively in first and second grooves provided on the receiving device.
- the pair of electrical contact tracks belonging to the power transfer circuit are positioned respectively in the first and second grooves provided on the receiving device.
- the first actuation face comprises a first support element configured to exert a pressure force on the first capsule
- the second actuation face comprises a second support element configured to exert a pressure force on the second capsule
- the electrical contact tracks provided on the mixing machine are arranged on two rails provided in the receiving housing.
- FIG. 1A is a perspective view of a manufacturing apparatus, with the mixing machine and the receiving device not inserted, according to one embodiment of the invention.
- Figure IB is a view similar to Figure IA, with the receiving device inserted, according to one embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 2A is a 3D view of a receiving device according to an embodiment according to that of FIG. IA, with capsules substantially in position before insertion.
- Figure 2B is a sectional view of a receiving device and capsules, similar to those of Figure 2A.
- FIG. 3A is an exploded 3D view of a reception device according to an embodiment according to that of FIG. IA, with capsules positioned opposite their respective reception location.
- Figure 3B is similar to Figure 3A, with each part rotating about 90 ° on itself.
- FIG. 4A is a side view (of the connection face) of a receiving device according to an embodiment according to that of FIG. IA, with the capsules inserted.
- Figure 4B is similar to Figure 4A, with a rotation about the longitudinal axis X of 180 °.
- FIG. 5 is a 3D view, partially exploded, of a reception device according to an embodiment according to that of FIG. IA.
- FIG. 6 is a partial 3D view of the mixing machine according to an embodiment in accordance with that of FIG. 1A, showing in particular the actuation system and the actuation motor.
- FIG. 7A is a top view of the mixing machine according to an embodiment according to that of FIG. IA.
- Figure 8A is a partial top view of the manufacturing apparatus with the mixing machine and the receiving device, in neutral position for the insertion and removal of the receiving device, with a schematic illustration of the actuating strokes .
- FIG. 9 is a top view of the mixing machine according to an embodiment in accordance with that of FIG. IA, showing in particular the actuation system, the actuation motor, and the connection for driving the system actuation, and where the actuation system is in an extreme actuation stroke position.
- Figure 10A is a partial 3D view of the mixing machine, to illustrate the retention mechanism, the clamping mechanism and the coupling mechanism, in the insert position.
- Figure 10B is a more accurate partial 3D view of the mixing machine, to illustrate the retention mechanism, the clamping mechanism and the coupling mechanism, in the insert position.
- Figure 10C is a more accurate partial 3D view of the mixing machine, to illustrate the retention mechanism and the coupling mechanism, in the retention and coupling position.
- Figure 11B is similar to Figure 11A, viewed from another angle, except that some parts have been removed for visibility.
- Figure 11C is similar to Figure 11A, except that other parts have still been removed, in the clamped position.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing the evolution of the current I consumed by an auxiliary motor as a function of time T.
- the manufacturing apparatus 2 is intended for essentially personal and small-scale use: it allows the preparation of a single portion ready for use. As a result, its dimensions must meet space constraints in a bathroom, a beauty salon, a piece of luggage (for transport), etc. Thus, the manufacturing apparatus does not have a dimension greater than 40cm.
- the manufacturing apparatus 2 comprises receiving means configured to receive first and second capsules 3, 4, also called pods or packaging units, respectively containing a predetermined quantity of a first formulation and a predetermined quantity of a second formulation. , and a mixing machine 6 configured to mix the first and second formulations contained in the first and second capsules 3, 4 received in the manufacturing apparatus 2, so as to obtain a cosmetic product.
- the mixing machine 6 comprises a receiving housing 32 capable of receiving a receiving device 5 removably.
- the receiving housing 32 has in this case a shape substantially complementary to that of the receiving device 5.
- the mixing machine 6 further comprises an actuation system 35 configured to exert a force on the capsules 3, 4, via the device. reception 5 where appropriate, to allow mixing and kneading of the composition to be manufactured.
- a longitudinal direction X is defined for it, which corresponds to the direction in which it is inserted into the receiving housing 32. Consequently, the longitudinal direction X and the direction of insertion are merged when the receiving device 5 is inserted into the receptacle. mixing machine 6.
- the mixing machine 6 is configured to mix the first and second formulations inside the receiving device 5, and preferably inside the first and second capsules 3, 4, without any of the formulations being come into contact with the manufacturing device.
- the first formulation is a first phase of a cosmetic product to be manufactured, such as a fatty phase of the cosmetic product
- the second formulation is a second phase of the cosmetic product, such as an aqueous phase of the cosmetic product.
- the phase oily can form the basis of the cosmetic product to be manufactured
- the aqueous phase can comprise active elements and thus constitute a complex of active ingredients of the cosmetic product to be manufactured.
- the first and second capsules 3, 4 are distinct from each other, and are configured to be fluidly connected to each other. other.
- each of the first and second capsules 3, 4 is advantageously for single use.
- the first capsule 3 comprises a first deformable compartment 3.1, of convex shape, containing the first formulation, a first connection part 3.2 and a first connection passage 3.3 configured to fluidly connect the first deformable compartment 3.1 and the first connection part 3.2.
- the first connecting passage 3.3 is formed by a first connecting channel.
- the first connection part 3.2 more particularly comprises a female connection end piece 3.4, for example of cylindrical shape, fluidly connected to the first connection passage 3.3.
- the first capsule 3 comprises a flat face 3.7 through which the connection part 3.2 passes.
- the second capsule 4 comprises a second deformable compartment 4.1, of convex shape, containing the second formulation, a second connection part 4.2 configured to be connected to the first connection part 3.2. and a second connecting passage 4.3 configured to fluidly connect the second deformable compartment 4.1 and the second connection part
- the second connecting passage 4.3 is formed by a second connecting channel, and the second connecting part 4.2 extends substantially perpendicularly to the second connecting passage
- Each of the first and second capsules 3, 4 is configured to contain all or substantially all of a mixture formed by the predetermined amount of the first formulation and the predetermined amount of the second formulation.
- either the deformable compartments are flexible, or buffer zones are provided. Again, the description of the document filed under application number FR 1755744 describes this precisely.
- the receiving device 5 is able to occupy an open position in which the first and second capsules 3, 4 are able to be introduced into the device.
- the reception device 5 more particularly takes the form of a reception box 7 (FIGS. 2A, 2B) configured to receive and house at least in part the first and second capsules 3, 4.
- the reception device 5 comprises in particular a first protective shell 8 and a second protective shell 9 mounted articulated with respect to each other about an articulation axis 10 (or hinge) and between a first position (see Figures 2A, 2B, 5) corresponding to an open position of the receiving device 5 and a second position (see FIGS. 4A, 4B) corresponding to a closed position of the receiving device 5.
- the receiving device 5 further comprises a first support part 11 and a second support part. support 12 arranged in the reception box 7.
- the first and second support parts 11, 12 respectively comprise a first reception location 13 configured to receive the first capsule 3 and a second location. reception ent 14 configured to receive the second capsule 4.
- the first and second protective shells 8, 9 each have an opening 8.2, 9.2 to allow access to the receiving locations 13, 14. These openings 8.2, 9.2 define an insertion face of the receiving device 5.
- the receiving device reception 5 comprises a withdrawal face, opposite to the insertion face.
- the first support part 11 comprises receiving wedges 15 configured to receive a peripheral portion of the first capsule 3, and the second support part 12 also comprises receiving wedges 15 configured to receive a peripheral portion of the second. capsule 4.
- These receiving wedges 15 partly define the first and second receiving locations 13, 14.
- the first support part 11 comprises a first placement surface 11.1, configured to guide (with contact) and receive the flat face 3.7 of the first capsule 3.
- the first placement surface 11.1 therefore partly defines the first reception location 13.
- the second support part 12 comprises a second placement surface 12.1, configured to guide (with contact) and to receive the flat face 4.7 of the second capsule.
- the second placement surface 12.1 therefore partly defines the second reception location 14.
- the first and second placement surfaces 11.1, 12.1 each comprise a passage opening 11.2, 12.2, in the form of a slot, open outwards, along an insertion axis X
- the receiving device 5 further comprises a separation wall 22, defining a separation plane (FIGS. 3A, 3B).
- the partition wall 22 is located between the two receiving locations 13, 14. It is moreover integral with the first support part 11.
- the partition wall 22 comprises a passage opening 22.1 in order to allow the first and second parts to connection 3.2, 4.2 to be positioned in the receiving device.
- the passage opening 22.1 is in the form of a through slot on the thickness and open to the outside.
- the openings 11.2, 22.1, 12.2 therefore form a space for receiving the connection end pieces 3.4, 4.4 of the first and second capsules 3, 4.
- a first actuation face 8.1 is further defined which comprises the first shell 8 and the first support part 11 and a second actuation face 9.1 which comprises the second shell 9 and the second support part 12.
- the first and second shells 8, 9 may for example have an angle of inclination greater than or equal to 7 °, and for example approximately 7 °, when they are in the receiving position, and be substantially parallel to one another. relative to each other when they are in the connection position. More precisely, there are two main assemblies only articulated with respect to one another: the first shell 8, the first support part 11, the partition wall 22 and the second support part 12 on the one hand; and the second shell 9, on the other hand.
- the first and second shells 8, 9 are configured to engage the first connection part 3.2 in the second connection part 4.2 when the receiving device 5 is moved into the closed position. .
- the connection parts 3.2, 4.2 are partially nested with one another.
- the first and second support parts 11, 12 are more particularly configured such that the first and second capsules 3, 4 extend substantially parallel to one another, when the first and second shells 8, 9 are in the connection position.
- the first capsule 3 is configured to extend partly outside the receiving device 5 when it is received in the receiving device 5 and the latter is in the closed position.
- the outlet orifice 3.6 is configured to extend outside the reception device 5 when the first capsule 3 is received in the reception device 5 and the latter is in the closed position.
- the reception device 5 comprises a heating circuit configured to heat one of the first and second capsules 3, 4 when the reception device 5 equipped with the first and second capsules 3, 4 is received in the reception housing 32 of the machine. mixing 6.
- the heating circuit comprises a heating power transfer circuit comprising a heating element 46 (also called a “heating element”) visible in FIGS. 3A, 3B.
- a heating element 46 also called a “heating element”
- the heating element 46 is attached to the partition wall 22. During the design, it was chosen that the heating element 46 is on the side of the first support part 11, which means that the heating element. heater 46 is mounted on the side of the partition wall 22 which is on the side of the first support part 11.
- the first support part 11 there is provided in the first support part 11 a communication opening 46.3 which places the flat face 3.7 of the first in direct communication. capsule 3 with the heating element 46 (that is to say separated only by air).
- the heating element 46 needs to be supplied with electricity.
- the receiving device 5 does not have its own battery and must be powered when it is inserted into the receiving housing 32.
- the receiving device 5 comprises the insertion face, where the openings 8.2, 9.2 are located and which is the face which enters the first. in the home of reception 32, and a withdrawal face, opposite, which is the face visible when the receiving device 5 is inserted into the receiving housing 32.
- the receiving device 5 further comprises a first actuating face 8.1 and a second face of actuation 9.1, opposite.
- the connection device 5 comprises a first connection face 23 and a second connection face 24, preferably opposite.
- first and second connection faces 23 and 24 correspond to side faces of the receiving device 5 and are therefore distinct from the first and second faces 8.1, 9.1 and insertion / removal faces.
- connection faces 23, 24 extend between the actuating faces 8.1, 9.1 of the receiving device 5.
- connection faces 23, 24 interconnect the first and second actuating faces 8.1, 9.1 of the receiving device 5, that is to say that they are contiguous.
- the general shape of the receiving device 5 is chosen so that the first and second connection faces 23, 24 are more spaced from each other than the first and second actuation faces 8.1, 9.1 (and that the insertion / withdrawal).
- the faces which touch the connection faces 23, 24 are more distant than the faces which touch the actuation faces 8.1, 9.1 and are closer than the faces that touch the insert / remove faces. This results in the fact that the receiving device 5 is wider than it is thick (and moreover it is higher than it is wide).
- the heating power transfer circuit further comprises a first electrical contact track 23.1 intended to supply the heating element 46 and provided on the first connection face 23, and a second electrical contact track 24.1 intended also to supply the heating element.
- heating element 46 and provided on the second connection face 24 Figures 2A, 3A, 3B, 4A, 4B.
- the electrical tracks 23.1, 24.1 are therefore outside the receiving device 5, in order to be brought into contact with complementary tracks provided on the mixing machine and detailed below (FIGS. 2A, 4A, 4B).
- This configuration has several advantages: first, it ensures a simple and efficient electrical connection. It also avoids the risk of short circuit. Indeed, if ever liquid were to flow into the reception housing 32 (for example water from the shower or the sink or simply a capsule that bursts), it is unlikely that the two tracks 23.1, 24.1 are simultaneously affected by the same volume of liquid.
- the first connection face 23 comprises a portion of the first and second shells 8, 9, of the first support element 11 and of the partition wall 22.
- the first connection face 23 comprises a longitudinal groove 23.2 with a bottom 23.21 and two side walls 23.22, 23.23.
- the first electrical track 23.1 is preferably positioned on a side wall of the longitudinal groove 23.2.
- the bottom 23.21 and the side wall 23.23 are made by a portion of the first support part 11.
- a suitable cutout 8.5 is then provided in the first shell 8 to leave room for the longitudinal groove 23.2.
- the opposite side wall 23.22 is formed by a portion of the separation wall 22.
- the first electrical track 23.1 is then positioned on this wall (because the heating element 46 is mounted on the separation wall).
- a similar longitudinal groove 24.2 is provided on the second connection face 24, with a cutout 9.5 in the second shell 9 and a bottom 24.21 and two opposite side walls 24.22, 24.23. Due to the non-centering of the grooves, the cutout 9.5 in the second shell 9 is much less marked than the cutout 8.5 in the first shell 8.
- the longitudinal grooves 23.2, 24.2 are configured to engage on respective complementary rails 31.1, 31.2 (sliding link) provided in the receiving housing 32 on the connection sides (preferably opposite) ( Figures IA, 7A). Therefore, the grooves 23.2, 24.2 form undercuts which extend over the entire height of the portion of the receiving device 5 where they are located - at least up to the insertion height.
- the complementary rails 31.1, 31.2 help define the receiving housing 32 and are positioned on opposite edges. In one embodiment visible in FIGS. 4A, 4B in particular, the electrical contact tracks 23.1, 24.1 are not located at the same level, but are offset.
- the electrical contact tracks 23.1, 24.1 can take several forms: electrical pins, metal blades (as illustrated), etc.
- the electrical contact tracks 23.1, 24.1 are preferably slightly deformable to ensure permanent contact when the receiving device 5 is placed in the receiving housing 32.
- the longitudinal grooves 23.2, 24.2 do not extend over the entire height of the portion of the first or second shell 8, 9 where they are located. Consequently, without necessarily providing a specific part, an abutment effect is obtained simply by the part of the shell 8, 9 which does not pass through by the draft effect. In other words, the shell 8, 9 prevents the insertion of the grooves 23.2, 24.2 on the rails 31.1, 31.2 when the receiving device 5 is in the wrong direction.
- the longitudinal grooves 23.2, 24.2 each include an end stop 23.3, 24.4, located on the side of the withdrawal face. These end stops 23.3, 24.4 act as an insertion stop, to define a maximum insertion position in the receiving housing 32. In reality, it has two different types of stops, but they are located substantially in the same place: at the end of the longitudinal grooves 23.2, 24.2.
- the heating circuit further comprises a temperature regulation circuit which comprises a temperature sensor (not visible in the figures).
- the temperature sensor is attached to the rear face of the diffusion plate 46.2 to measure the temperature prevailing in the vicinity of the first reception location 13 and therefore of the first capsule 3.
- the temperature sensor is typically a CTN.
- the temperature regulation circuit comprises a second additional electrical contact track 46.52 which is provided in the second groove 24.2 and which is electrically connected to the temperature sensor.
- This second additional electrical track 46.52 is separate from the second electrical contact track 24.1.
- FIGS 2A, 3A, 3B, 4A, 4B, 5 illustrate these tracks.
- the hinge 19.1, 21.1 is preferably located just at the end of the receiving location.
- the first and second shells 8, 9 each comprise, preferably opposite the end part of the pallet (to take advantage of the leverage effect and minimize the force to be applied) , a fulcrum 8.3, 9.3, configured to receive an external force, described in more detail below.
- the fulcrum 8.3, 9.3 is attached to a flexible zone 8.4, 9.4, which can be deformed (in elastomer, etc.).
- the flexible zone 8.4, 9.4 is itself attached to the rest of the shell 8, 9, made of a more rigid plastic.
- the fulcrum 8.3, 9.3 is in a rigid material (typically plastic).
- the first and second shells 8, 9 have two orifices, preferably facing the end part of the pallet, in order to allow free access to the support elements 19, 21.
- the base 33 also acts as an outer casing, with the desired design for the mixing machine.
- the base 33 can include a lower base and an upper base.
- the first and second actuating members 37, 38 are configured to be arranged on either side of the receiving housing 32 and therefore of the receiving device 5 when the latter is received in the mixing machine 6, and more precisely in reception accommodation 32.
- the actuating members 37, 38 have at least one position in which they are at least partially inside the receiving housing 32. In the neutral position of the actuating system 35, the actuating members 37, 38 are arranged with respect to the reception housing 32 so as to allow the reception device 5 to be positioned inside the reception housing 32 of the mixing machine 6; this is the insertion position.
- the first and second actuating members 37, 38 are more particularly configured to exert pressure forces respectively and alternately on the first and second support elements 19, 21, so as to transmit pressure forces respectively and alternately on the first and second compartments 3.1, 4.1.
- the first and second actuating members 37, 38 are configured to cooperate respectively with the first and second support points 8.3, 9.3 of the first and second protective shells 8, 9, or directly on the support elements 19, 21.
- An actuation stroke C37 is defined for the first actuator 37 and an actuation stroke C38 for the second actuator 38.
- the first actuator 37 and the second actuator 38 are each disposed on opposite sides of the actuator system 35. Consequently, there is an actuator system 35 extending over two opposing sides. two: the actuators 37, 38, the opening for the pivot axis 36 and the drive mechanism with groove which is described below.
- the actuating members 37, 38 can each comprise a drive support 37.3, 38.3, which meet on one side at the level of the pivot axis 36. On the other side, a connection portion 36.1 is defined. , which connects the two training supports 37.3, 38.3. The connection portion 36.1 can be attached or integral with the drive supports 37.3, 38.3.
- the two actuating members 37, 38 rotate about the same pivot axis 36.
- two drive supports 37.3, 38.3 integral in rotation are preferred.
- the actuation system 35 moves along a nominal stroke C35 to exert a force on the receiving device 5.
- the spring 37.4, 38.4 can be located in different places. In an embodiment not shown, the spring 37.4, 38.4 is located at the “free” end of the finger 37.1, 38.1.
- each actuator 37, 38 an arm 37.2, 38.2, mounted movably relative to the drive support 37.3, 38.3.
- the finger 37.1, 38.1 is then mounted integrally with the arm 37.2, 38.2.
- the arm 37.2, 38.2 is movable in rotation with respect to the drive support 37.3, 38.3 by a hinge 37.5, 38.5.
- the spring 37.4, 38.4 is positioned between the arm 37.2, 38.2 and the drive support 37.3, 38.3.
- the spring 37.3, 38.3 therefore works in compression, in the sense that its empty position, or unconstrained position, is not compressed. It is compressed in the direction of translation or rotation of the actuator 37, 38.
- the spring 37.3, 38.3 may be of the helical or leaf type, or even comprises an elastic material or an elastic assembly (elastomer, gas bubble, etc.).
- the mixing machine 6 also comprises a cam 41, in the form of a drive wheel or an arm, integral in rotation with a shaft 39.1 output of the drive motor 39 and configured to be driven in rotation about its axis 41.1 of cam rotation.
- the cam 41 is mounted on the support 31. To allow the reciprocating movement with a large lever arm, it is preferable that the pivot axis 36 and the cam 41 are on either side of the housing. reception 32.
- the cam 41 is equipped with a drive finger 42 which is eccentric with respect to the axis 41.1 of cam rotation.
- Cam 41 is typically driven by drive motor 39 using one or more belts.
- the kinematic chain is as follows, from the drive motor 39 and its output shaft 39.1 on which a pulley is mounted: a belt 39.2, a pulley 39.3 connected to a pulley 39.4 by a shaft, a belt 39.5, cam 41.
- the drive finger 42 is received in a drive groove 43 provided on the actuation system 35.
- the drive groove 43 is constructed in the connection portion 36.1.
- the drive groove 43 is elongated and extends in a direction of extension substantially parallel to the pivot axis 36.
- Such a configuration of the mixing machine 6 makes it possible to obtain a reciprocating movement of the actuation system 35. by rotating the drive motor 39 always in the same direction of rotation, so that it is not necessary to resort to an expensive control system of the drive motor 39.
- the drive groove 43 extends, along its depth, in the direction of the pivot axis 36.
- a ball joint is provided between the drive finger 42 and the drive groove 43, which makes it possible to manage the previous misalignment.
- the complete connection between the drive finger 42 and the actuation system 35 comprises in series a slide, a ball, a slide perpendicular to the other slide. Consequently, in a kinematic torsor, it is noted that the force is transmissible only on one of the six components of the torsor, namely that of the translation tangent to the rotational movement of the actuation system 35, that is to say say that which allows the actuation system 35 to be set in rotation.
- the kinematic equivalent is the sphere-plane connection (also called point connection). So that the connection described above is not unnecessarily more complex, the cam axis of rotation 41.1 and the pivot axis 36 are of preferably orthogonal. This makes it possible to have a driving finger 42 which describes a circular movement in a plane parallel to the pivot axis 36.
- Certain planned movements of the links can be done simply by plastic / plastic sliding, the wear of which is sufficiently slow to ensure a satisfactory service life.
- the actuators 37, 38 each move along an actuating stroke C37, C38.
- one of the two actuating members 37, 38 has an actuating stroke C37, C38 of length strictly greater than that of the other actuating member.
- One solution consists in having a drive groove 43 which is not centered in the connection portion 36.1.
- Another solution illustrated in particular in FIGS. 8A, 8B, 8C, 9 consists in off-center the pivot axis 36. In other words, the cam axis of rotation 41.1 does not intersect the pivot axis 36. This induces a difference in stroke between the two actuators 37, 38 when the cam 41 performs a complete revolution.
- a distance orthogonal, i.e.
- the shift can also be defined with respect to the first and second placement surfaces 11.1, 12.1 or with respect to the location of the first and second capsules 3, 4 within the receiving housing 32: using the flat faces 3.7, 4.7, which therefore define artificial planes in the receiving housing 32.
- the maximum distance of the first actuator 37 from said plane of the flat face 3.7 is greater than the maximum distance of the second actuator 38 from the face plane 4.7.
- the pivot axis 36 is included in a plane located equidistant from the two placement surfaces 11.1, 12.1.
- the first actuating finger 37.1 is advantageously longer than the second actuating finger 38.1. This is in particular due to the fact that it is necessary to compensate for the extremal position of the actuating fingers 37.1, 38.1 due to the shift. More exactly, the actuating finger 37.1, 38.1 which works on the thickest capsule 3, 4, has a greater length than the other actuating finger 38.1, 37.1.
- FIG. 8A Another solution, which is illustrated in FIG. 8A, consists in not defining the neutral position of the actuation system 35 during a top or bottom dead center of the cam 41.
- a non-zero angle Ag typically Ag is between 5 ° and 30 °
- the distribution of the actuating strokes C37, C38 is shifted.
- Ag 'corresponding to Ag' 180 ° -Ag.
- the mixing machine 6 also comprises electrical contact tracks 31.11, 31.12 configured to engage with the electrical contact tracks 23.1, 24.1 of the longitudinal grooves 23.2, 24.2 of the receiving device 5 and the contact tracks. electric 31.51,
- These electrical contact tracks are mounted on the rails 31.1, 31.2 ( Figures IA, 7A), which are integral with the support 31 and which are mounted on two connection sides of the receiving housing 32.
- the location of the electrical contact tracks 31.11 , 31.12 (and also 31.51, 31.52) on the rails 31.1, 31.2 is complementary to the location of the electrical contact tracks 23.1, 24.1 (and also 46.51, 46.52) of the connection faces 23, 24 of the receiving device 5.
- the rails 31.1, 31.2 help to define the receiving housing 32. They are for example located on the edge and are preferably fixed over their entire length to the support 31.
- the location of the electrical contact tracks 31.51, 46.51 and 31.52, 46.52 on two opposite rails 31.1, 31.2, located at a distance from each other, has the advantage of limiting the risk of short-circuit if ever there is liquid had to sink by gravity on one of the rails 31.1, 31.2.
- the mixing machine 6 further includes a retention mechanism 50, a coupling mechanism 52, and a clamping mechanism 54 ( Figures 10A, 10B, 10OC, 10OD, 10E, 10OF, 11A, 11B, 11C).
- Each of these mechanisms has its own and independent function. However, they can advantageously be driven simultaneously by the same auxiliary motor 40.
- the retention mechanism 50 has the function of preventing removal of the receiving device 5 while mixing is in progress.
- the retention mechanism 50 comprises a movable element 50.1 between the two aforementioned positions, which extends into the receiving housing 32 in the retention position.
- the mobile element 50.1 cooperates with the retention stop 9.6 to prevent a translational movement of the receiving device 5 aimed at extracting it from the mixing machine 6 (in fact, the retention stop 9.6 is blocked against the mobile element 50.1 in the event of withdrawal).
- the movable element 50.1 and the retention stopper 9.6 are provided to be located close to in the retention position, preferably less than 2mm, when the receiving device 5 is placed in the mixing machine.
- the mobile element 50.1 is a wheel, called a retention wheel, mobile about a wheel rotation axis 50.2.
- the wheel 50.1 has at least two different spokes, the smaller radius being configured not to extend into the housing reception 32 in the insertion position and the largest radius being configured to extend into the reception housing 32 in the retention position, in order to come into contact, in the event of withdrawal, against the retention stop 9.6.
- the wheel 50.1 is preferably circular with a flat portion, the flat portion allowing the insertion position.
- the wheel 50.1 is mounted on a shaft which extends along the axis of rotation of the wheel 50.2.
- This shaft comprises a pinion 51 or a pulley, connected to at least one other pinion or another pulley 51.1.
- the movable element 50.1 is movable in translation, for example by a rack-and-pinion system using the pinion 51.
- the function of the coupling mechanism 52 is to establish the sealed connection between the two capsules 3, 4 and to ensure that the two capsules 3, 4 remain properly fitted via their connection end 3.4, 4.4 by pressing the button d coupling 9.8 of the second protective shell 9.
- the coupling mechanism 52 is mounted movably relative to the support 31 between an insertion position and a coupling position. In the insertion position, the coupling mechanism 52 allows the insertion and removal of the receiving device 5. In the coupling position, the coupling mechanism 52 locks the two capsules 3, 4.
- the coupling mechanism 52 comprises a coupling element 52.1 movable between the two aforementioned positions, which extends into the receiving housing 32 in the coupling position.
- the coupling element 52.1 in the coupling position, cooperates with the coupling button 9.8 which moves inside the second receiving location 14.
- the coupling element 52.1 and the coupling button 9.8 are located opposite, when the receiving device 5 is placed in the mixing machine 6.
- the coupling element 52.1 is a wheel, called the coupling wheel, movable about a wheel axis of rotation 52.2, which is preferably coincident with the wheel. wheel rotation axis 50.2.
- the wheel 52.1 has at least two different spokes, the smaller radius being configured not to extend into the receiving housing 32 in the insertion position and the larger spoke being configured to extend into the housing of the wheel. reception 32 in position coupling, in order to come into contact with the coupling button 9.8, and to press it.
- the wheel 52.1 is preferably of oval shape in the plane.
- the wheel 52.1 is mounted on a shaft which extends along the axis of rotation of the wheel 52.2.
- This shaft comprises a pinion or a pulley, connected to at least one other pinion or another pulley 51.1.
- the shaft and the pinion are preferably the same as the shaft and the pinion 51.
- a first sub-assembly is thus obtained which is integral in rotation.
- the coupling element 52.1 is movable in translation, for example by a rack-and-pinion system using the pinion 51.
- the coupling mechanism 52 is separate from the actuating system 35. This results in a different position in the mixing machine 6 (eg at different heights). Similarly, the receiving device 5 does indeed include support points 8.3, 9.3 which are distinct from the coupling button 9.8.
- the function of the clamping mechanism 54 is to block the outlet passage 3.5 of the first capsule 3 when the mixing process is in progress. Indeed, the pressures inside the capsules could cause an unwanted release of the cream. In this case, cream would spill into the mixing machine 6, which is to be avoided. It is illustrated in Figures 11A, 11B, ne.
- the clamping mechanism 54 is movable relative to the support 31 between an insertion position and a clamping position. In the insertion position, the clamping mechanism 54 allows the insertion and removal of the receiving device 5 carrying the first capsule 3. In the clamping position, the clamping mechanism 54 clamps the outlet passage 3.5.
- the clamping mechanism 54 comprises a wheel 54.1, called the clamping wheel, which is movable in rotation about an axis of the clamping wheel 54.2.
- the mixing machine 6 further comprises a guide wall 54.3, fixed (integral with the support 31, or even integral with the latter), against which the clamping wheel 54.1 rolls or slides, and a clamping wall against which it is clamped in the clamping position.
- the clamping wall is advantageously a portion of the guide wall 54.3.
- 54.11 teeth present on the clamping wheel 54.1 (in practice the wheel comprises a circular or substantially circular portion which clamps the first capsule 3 and a toothed portion, preferably under the circular portion) can cooperate in 54.31 teeth in the wall of guidance
- the clamping wheel 54.1 has a rolling movement without sliding against the guide wall 54.3, which makes it possible to avoid the sliding which would risk badly clamping the outlet passage 3.5.
- the distance between the clamping wheel 54.1 (except the teeth, that is to say the average distance) and the guide wall 54.3 can be reduced to become almost zero under the first capsule 3 while keeping a rolling movement against the guide wall 54.3.
- the clamping wheel 54.1 is mounted, preferably mounted movable in rotation, on an arm 54.5, which is itself movable in rotation about an axis of rotation of the arm 54.51.
- the arm 54.5 is integral with a pinion (or a pulley), or a portion of pinion 54.52, which is itself connected by various pinion or pulley to the common pinion 40.1. Therefore, the arm 54.5 is rotated by the same auxiliary motor 40.
- the clamping wheel 54.1 is mounted so as to be able to translate radially along the arm 54.5.
- Return means 54.4 arranged between the clamping wheel 54.1 and the arm 54.5 tend to move the clamping wheel 54.1 away from the axis of rotation of the arm 54.51 and therefore to press the clamping wheel 54.1 against the guide wall 54.3.
- an intermediate support 54.41 which carries the axis of rotation 54.2 of the clamping wheel 54.1 is provided. It is this which is mobile in translation with respect to the shaft 54.5.
- a sliding link with a pin 54.42 in the intermediate support 54.41 which sliding in a groove 54.53 of the shaft 54.5 makes it possible to guide the translation and also, advantageously, to limit the translational movement.
- the return means 54.4 therefore operate in compression, insofar as by default they are not compressed (or only slightly).
- a coil spring, a leaf spring, or other types of springs may be suitable.
- the clamping wheel 54.1 can remain pressed against the guide wall 54.3 even though the distance between the guide wall 54.3 and the axis of rotation of the arm 54.51 is variable (it can decrease towards the area where the exit passage 3.5 is located).
- the retention mechanism 50, the coupling mechanism 52 and the clamping mechanism 54 are driven concomitantly, by a common drive, as described according to the exemplary embodiment below.
- the retention mechanism 50 is driven by a pinion 51, connected at least to one other pinion 51.1 ( Figures ÎOA, ÎOB).
- the coupling mechanism 52 is driven by a pinion, connected at least to one other pinion, which are preferably the pinion 51 and the other pinion 51.1
- the clamping mechanism 54 is driven by a pinion portion 54.52.
- Different kinematic chains can be provided but a common pinion 40.1 is preferably provided, which then drives the other pinion 51.1 and the pinion portion 54.52.
- the common pinion 40.1 is located on the output shaft of the auxiliary motor 40. It directly meshes the pinion 51.1 which is mounted on a shaft comprising another pinion 51.2. This pinion 51.2 for its part engages the pinion portion 54.52.
- the mixing machine 6 advantageously comprises a screen 60 and / or a loudspeaker, which make it possible to exchange information with the user.
- the screen 60 is preferably tactile, to avoid providing physical buttons. It allows the user to indicate the start of the cycle and the moment of withdrawal.
- the screen 60 can also display the end of the cycle, for example by being accompanied by an audible warning.
- the manufacturing apparatus 2 further comprises a detection device configured to detect the presence of the receiving device 5 in the receiving housing of the mixing machine 6.
- the detection device is configured to detect the presence of the receiving device 5 in the receiving housing of the mixing machine 6 by detecting an electrical continuity between the electrical contact tracks 46.51, 46.52 provided on the receiving device. 5 and the electrical contact tracks 31.51, 31.52 provided on the mixing machine 6.
- the detection device is formed by a control unit 45 which is described below.
- the detection device could be configured to detect the presence of the reception device 5 in the reception housing 32 of the mixing machine 6 by detecting an electrical continuity between the electrical contact tracks 23.1, 24.1 provided on the receiving device 5 and the electrical contact tracks 31.11, 31.12 provided on the mixing machine 6.
- the detection device could be configured to detect the presence of the reception device 5 in the reception housing 32 of the mixing machine 6 as a function of the temperature measured by the temperature sensor.
- the detection device could comprise a mechanical, optical or capacitive sensor provided on the mixing machine 6, and more particularly in the bottom of the receiving housing 32.
- the temperature sensor measures the temperature of the heating element 46, the same sensor is reused: this means that the end of step Em6 is determined by the temperature measured by said sensor, c ' that is to say the withdrawal temperature Tr 'of between 55 ° C and 60 ° C.
- step Er2 (“step of maintaining preloaded”), the actuating system 35 is returned to the preloaded position, where the first actuator 37 exerts a preload on the first capsule 3 to press it against the diffusion plate 46.2.
- step Er3 (“temperature maintenance step”), the heating element 46 is reactivated to keep the cream at the withdrawal temperature Tr ′.
- the step Er2 of maintaining preloaded allows better heat conduction, like step Em2.
- a kneading or movement of the actuator system 35 is set. carried out periodically during step Er3 to guarantee a good emulsion, the latter possibly being partly deteriorated by the presence of hot spots on the diffusion plate 46.2.
- Em4 mixing step without heating to start the motor at constant speed (implemented by the mixing machine and more precisely by the processor which controls the drive motor),
- Em5 mixing step with heating to produce the emulsion (implemented by the mixing machine and more precisely by the processor which controls the drive motor and the heating element),
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