WO2022029267A1 - Dispositif de production et de distribution d'un mélange de parfums - Google Patents

Dispositif de production et de distribution d'un mélange de parfums Download PDF

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WO2022029267A1
WO2022029267A1 PCT/EP2021/071943 EP2021071943W WO2022029267A1 WO 2022029267 A1 WO2022029267 A1 WO 2022029267A1 EP 2021071943 W EP2021071943 W EP 2021071943W WO 2022029267 A1 WO2022029267 A1 WO 2022029267A1
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  • the invention relates to a device for producing and dispensing a mixture of fragrances, parts of this device, and a method for producing and dispensing such a mixture.
  • the object of the invention is to specify a device which enables the production and delivery of mixtures of fragrances.
  • the object is achieved by a device for producing and dispensing a mixture of fragrances.
  • the device comprises at least one mixing unit, at least two storage containers and at least one dispensing device.
  • the reservoirs are connected to the mixing unit or mixing units, which is connected to the dispensing device.
  • At least one reservoir contains at least one solvent and at least one reservoir contains at least one fragrance composition.
  • the at least one fragrance composition is preferably present in liquid form as an oil or solution. Possible substances, oils, extracts or concentrates are listed in Table 1.
  • compositions in the reservoirs are preferably liquid at room temperature.
  • the solvent is preferably an alcoholic solvent, particularly preferably based on ethanol. It can also be a mixture of solvents. Preferred solvents are water and ethanol, and mixtures thereof.
  • the device comprises at least two reservoirs with different solvents, with one reservoir preferably containing water, in particular distilled water, and the other reservoir preferably containing ethanol.
  • the ethanol is preferably at least 80% ethanol, preferably at least 96% ethanol.
  • Cosmetic alcohol is preferably used as the ethanol.
  • the reservoirs of the device therefore comprise at least one reservoir, preferably 2 reservoirs, which contain no fragrance composition, in particular solvents.
  • the required quantities are transferred from the storage containers to the mixing unit and mixed there to the desired composition.
  • the amounts of the solvent or solvents can be significantly higher than the proportions of fragrance compositions.
  • the reservoirs and connections are dimensioned accordingly.
  • the mixing unit ensures that the individual components are mixed. Mixing preferably takes place mechanically or electromechanically, in particular by means of a vibrating plate or a stirrer.
  • a magnetic stirrer is preferred. As a result, the stirrer can be rotated by a magnetic field, so that the mixing unit does not have to have an opening for the mixer.
  • the fragrance compositions and the alcoholic solvent can first be added to the mixing unit and optionally mixed before the water is metered in.
  • composition created in the mixing unit is then dispensed via the dispenser.
  • the flexible nature of the mix allows a composition to be made depending on the desired use.
  • the output device can be chosen depending on the type of use. For example, atomization into space is possible. An atomizer nozzle on a flexible hose, which allows targeted application to a surface, is preferred. Orders means in particular atomization, or. Spray to form fine droplets. This allows the composition to be used directly as a deodorant or Perfume .
  • the dispensing device can also have a removal device, which allows filling into containers, such as flacons or the like. The device may also be capable of dispensing small amounts which are added as additives to another composition.
  • dispensing devices are preferred which do not allow atomization in the room (as room scenting), but rather, in the case of atomization, targeted delivery onto a surface, or in the case of delivery as a liquid, filling into a container.
  • the dispensing device can also be designed as an atomizer nozzle for scenting the room.
  • the device is primarily designed for the production of perfume and/or deodorant. In one embodiment, it is not designed for scenting rooms.
  • the fragrances should always be removable in a perceptible amount.
  • the device can also have several output devices, which can be controlled accordingly.
  • each mixing unit is assigned at least one dispensing device, via which dispensing takes place. This allows the dispensers to be adjusted depending on the size of the mixing unit.
  • Each mixing unit preferably has at least one dispensing device, preferably for targeted atomization, on a flexible hose, and preferably an additional dispensing device for dispensing as a liquid for bottling.
  • the device comprises at least 5, preferably at least 10 storage containers with fragrance compositions, in particular at least 20 storage containers with fragrance compositions.
  • the device preferably has at least 30, preferably at least 50, in particular at least 100 storage containers. In this case, preference is given to 30 to 300 storage containers, in particular 50 to 300 storage containers.
  • the device has at least 2 mixing units, in particular at least 3 or at least 4 mixing units. This makes it possible to always use a specific mixing unit for specific mixtures.
  • the mixing units can differ in volume, so that they can be chosen according to the desired output.
  • the device has 1 to 6 mixing units, preferably 1 to 4 mixing units.
  • all mixing units are connected to all reservoirs. Parts of the lines can also be used together and only before the Mixing units corresponding branches be present.
  • the mixing units are preferably not directly connected to one another.
  • the mixing units can also have a separate outlet to a waste container, for example in order to collect the solvent that accumulates when the mixing unit is flushed.
  • the storage containers of the device are designed to be exchangeable. They can have corresponding closure devices for this purpose.
  • At least one mixing unit preferably has a size of 10 to 100 mL, in particular 20 to 60 mL. This means that sufficient quantities for filling into flacons can be produced in one mixing process.
  • At least one mixing chamber may be designed to be particularly small, in particular ⁇ 10 mL, in particular ⁇ 5 mL. This may be for generating test composition or for direct nebulization.
  • the access points from the storage containers are arranged in the upper area of the respective mixing chamber, preferably on the upper side of the mixing chamber. They are preferably arranged in such a way that they can be added to the mixing chamber in individual drops.
  • the outlets from the respective mixing chamber are preferably arranged on the underside of the mixing chamber. In this way , in addition to pressure , gravity can also be used to support removal .
  • the mixing chamber can have any advantageous shape. It can be a chamber with a round or rectangular horizontal cross-section.
  • the underside of the chamber can, for example, be shaped so that it slopes down towards the removal opening in order to improve removal.
  • connection between the storage container and a mixing unit has at least one valve.
  • the contents of the storage containers are preferably removed downwards. As a result, gravity can be used to support removal.
  • valves are arranged directly in front of the mixing chamber.
  • valves are arranged directly on the reservoirs.
  • the valves can also be designed through or together with corresponding pump(s) in order to pump the contents of a reservoir to the respective mixing unit.
  • the respective reservoirs comprise a flexible inner container containing the solvent to be dispensed or the fragrance composition.
  • the flexible inner container can reduce its inner volume accordingly, so that no negative pressure is created when the compositions are removed.
  • the reservoirs can therefore have an opening which enables a corresponding pressure equalization.
  • the device in this embodiment comprises a pressure system.
  • This preferably includes a controllable compressor which is connected to the respective pressure equalization openings of the reservoir.
  • pressure can be applied to the storage containers or to the flexible containers in the storage containers.
  • a pressure vessel such as a gas bottle, if necessary with an appropriate pressure reducer, can also be used. This significantly saves energy to build up the pressure.
  • the pressure system can also have a pressure vessel which can constantly regulate the pressure on the storage vessel, in particular without the compressor having to be in operation.
  • the device can also have a separate container which, via appropriate connections, enables the mixing units to be emptied using gas or air. This part of the printing system is preferred.
  • the pressure system is designed in such a way that relative to the ambient pressure Negative pressure can be applied to the liquid system comprising the output device, mixing unit and reservoir.
  • This can be achieved, for example, by a vacuum pump and, if necessary, a vacuum tank.
  • storage containers with a flexible inner container are preferred, since no additional openings into the liquid system are then required.
  • it may also be necessary to apply a vacuum to the container to be filled in order to transfer the mixing tank into the container.
  • At least one pump is arranged between the mixing unit and the dispensing device, which makes removal easier.
  • a pressure reducer may also be present.
  • the pressure system serves to fill the at least one mixing tank, i. H . to build up the pressure (or negative pressure) for dosing the ingredients and solvents into the at least one mixing tank.
  • the at least one pump is used to empty the mixing chamber.
  • valves between the storage containers and the mixing chamber are opened.
  • a valve in the mixing chamber with a connection to the pump is opened.
  • a valve on the mixing chamber to the pressure system is also opened. This will allow air or gas to flow into the mixing chamber to equalize the vacuum created by the pump down. This enables the mixing chamber to be emptied completely.
  • the device has several mixing tanks, these can also be used to store the composition will .
  • Other compositions can be provided by the additional mixing tanks without the filled mixing tank having to be emptied and, in particular, cleaned.
  • the device comprises a pump on each storage container for transporting the contents of the respective storage container to the mixing chamber.
  • valves can also be arranged directly in front of the mixing chamber in order to enable dosing into the mixing chamber.
  • Each storage container is preferably connected to at least one mixing chamber via a connection, the connection at the end of the storage container having a pump, preferably electrically controlled, and preferably additionally having a valve at the end of the mixing chamber.
  • the pump is preferably not part of the reservoir, but part of the device. As a result, the reservoirs can be constructed simply and consist of only a few components. This is more ecological and also more economical than providing the pump in the storage tanks.
  • the device preferably comprises a storage container for ethanol and a storage container for water.
  • These two containers can be made larger, as described above. They preferably serve to provide the solvent for the mixture to be prepared. This also makes it possible to produce very concentrated mixtures. Such mixtures can be added as additives.
  • the respective reservoirs are preferably designed with an inner container or as tanks.
  • the reservoirs can be designed as described for the other embodiment of the invention.
  • a further pump which is connected to the dispensing device, is preferably arranged on at least one mixing chamber.
  • a pump is preferably always arranged between the mixing chamber and a dispensing device in order to transport the contents of the mixing chamber to the dispensing device.
  • At least one further valve for aerating the respective mixing chamber can also be arranged on the respective mixing chamber. Ventilation preferably takes place via at least one carbon filter in order to minimize the release of odors into the environment.
  • the filters can be exchangeable.
  • the exhaust air from the device is also preferred, for example from filling the mixing chamber or when cleaning the device, for example with solvent or ozone.
  • a sensor can be arranged in front of the charcoal filter, which measures the load on the charcoal filter, for example through the pressure. This can, for example, request the replacement of the carbon filter.
  • the mixing chamber can be connected to a waste container. Rinsing solutions or residues of the mixtures can be collected there.
  • the connection to the leftovers container is part of the connection to the dispensing device. As a result, when the mixing chamber is flushed, the connection to the dispensing device can also be flushed at the same time.
  • the waste bin can too be made interchangeable so that it can be easily replaced and disposed of.
  • the invention includes an ozone generator, in particular for cleaning the mixing chambers and the lines.
  • the ozone generator is also connected to an atomizing device, in particular the atomizing device of the dispensing device.
  • an atomizing device in particular the atomizing device of the dispensing device.
  • This also allows ozone to be released into the room to purify the room of odors.
  • the device has a switch-off device for the ozone generator in order to stop the emission of ozone when a person is in the vicinity.
  • This can be a motion sensor, for example. But it is also possible, for example in hotels, to connect to the room door.
  • the output device can also have a connection for other types of output.
  • devices for adding to creams or lotions can also be connected.
  • the device can also be used to supplement shampoos, lotions or creams.
  • the device is preferably designed to be transportable. This means that it can be transported as a stand-alone device, preferably similar to a vending machine in the commercial case, or like a food processor in the private sector.
  • the device is not integrated into a production process, but instead generates individually defined mixtures in batches.
  • the device also preferably has a plurality of output devices. As a result, it is also not necessary to flush the dispensing device with different compositions.
  • the device can be powered by an external power supply or by batteries.
  • the device comprises a control unit which controls the production of a specific mixture.
  • the control unit is preferably connected to a communication unit, which enables the device to be controlled via a control panel, a mobile device such as a mobile phone or tablet or network, for example using an app.
  • a communication unit which enables the device to be controlled via a control panel, a mobile device such as a mobile phone or tablet or network, for example using an app.
  • the quantities and proportions can be changed and saved as required.
  • a user it is possible for a user to create, save or distribute his preferred compositions via social networks. In this way, it is possible for users to exchange or rate particularly popular compositions, for example.
  • the device preferably also enables the appropriate mixtures to be filled for personal use.
  • users can save their favorite mixtures on a social network, name them and share them with other users. Users can download the public lists of compositions and create them directly on their local device. The mix can be scrambled so that the specific mix cannot be viewed by the user. This means that users can, for example, make the mixtures available free of charge or for a fee, or only for a limited time. Professional perfumers or private fragrance mixers can also put their fragrance mixtures online for a fee. The most loaded mixes and ratings are available for download in a TOP list on the web.
  • the reservoirs have readable tags which can be read by the device and make it possible to assign which reservoir with which content is connected to which position on the device. In the process, data on the type and quantity of the content can also be read out. This ensures that the correct ingredients are mixed regardless of the position on the device.
  • the device can also show the user which fragrances or solvents are required for a specific mixture, or whether sufficient fragrances or solvents are still available.
  • the tags can be barcodes or RFID tags, for example. However, it is also possible for the device to require a code to be entered after the storage container has been inserted.
  • the device can have appropriate input means for this purpose. This can also be done through control via a mobile device such as a mobile phone or tablet.
  • the device includes corresponding readout devices. These can also be arranged on the respective connections for the reservoirs.
  • a typical perfume includes a base note, a middle note, and a top note. For a usual amount of approx. 50 mL become 2 to 30 drops of base note, 2 to 30 drops of heart note and 2 to 30 drops top note needed. The remainder is made up to the desired amount with 60 to 100% by volume ethanol (96%) in water, preferably 60 to 80% by volume ethanol (96%) in water. To do this, the corresponding quantities are taken from the solvent containers. At 100% by volume it is only filled up with ethanol (96%). The respective quantities are converted according to the filling quantity and the size of the mixing chambers. This can also be done in an app, for example.
  • a drop has a quantity of 20 to 80 pL, preferably 30 to 60 pL, in particular 50 pL.
  • An example of a 50mL perfume composition includes base notes of 4 drops of vanilla/coconut blend, 4 drops of sandalwood, 2 drops of vanilla, middle notes of 2 drops of lavender, 6 drops of Christmas rose, 3 drops of velvet and rose blend, and top notes of 4 drops of blood orange, 4 drops of orange, 6 drops of grapefruit, 6 drops of lemon, 5 drops of tangerine.
  • the fragrance oil mixture is diluted with 30 mL ethanol.
  • the supply line of at least one solvent, preferably the alcohol is designed in such a way that it can be used to clean the mixing tank.
  • this feed line is designed as a lance that protrudes into the mixing chamber and has at least one nozzle, which can wash out the interior of the mixing chamber accordingly for cleaning.
  • the nozzle can be designed as a tank cleaning nozzle, rotating or non-rotating, or as a flat jet nozzle or full cone nozzle.
  • the invention also includes a storage container for the device according to the invention. This is suitable as an exchange container for the device according to the invention.
  • It preferably comprises an outer housing and an inner flexible container containing the fragrance composition or solvent, as well as a sealed opening for removal from the flexible container and an optionally sealed opening for pressure equalization. If necessary, the openings are sealed in such a way that they are opened accordingly during or for installation in the device according to the invention. This can be done, for example, by pulling off the appropriate foils, but also by automatically piercing during installation.
  • the invention also relates to a method for producing and dispensing a mixture of fragrances using the device according to the invention.
  • the components of the composition are metered from the storage tanks into one of the mixing tanks.
  • the dosing can take place sequentially or simultaneously or in a specific order.
  • the components can also be added several times, for example the solvents water and/or alcohol.
  • the composition or their precursors can be mixed in the mixing tank during dosing and especially after addition. This may take anywhere from 2 seconds to 30 minutes depending on the composition and size of the mix tank.
  • the composition from the mix tank can then be dispensed via the dispenser.
  • the composition is kept in the mixing tank for at least 2 hours before the best fragrance effect is achieved.
  • the mixing tank is preferably designed so tightly that the composition is kept ready for delivery in the mixing tank for at least 14 days, or tire, can .
  • the mixing tank is therefore not only used for mixing, but also for storing the composition or. the readiness for delivery .
  • the device preferably has more than one mixing tank, so that not only large and small volumes, but also several compositions can be stored in parallel.
  • the invention also relates to the use of a device according to the invention for producing and dispensing a mixture of fragrances.
  • FIG. 1 schematic representation of a device according to the invention
  • 2 shows a schematic representation of an embodiment of the device according to the invention
  • FIG. 3 shows a schematic representation of a reservoir according to one embodiment of the invention
  • FIG. 5 shows a schematic representation of an embodiment of the device according to the invention.
  • FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of the device (100) according to the invention.
  • the device comprises several reservoirs (120, 130 and 140). These are connected to a mixing unit (110). This leads to an output device (150).
  • the reservoirs (120, 130 and 140) have different dimensions.
  • the larger reservoir (120) preferably contains at least one solvent, while the reservoirs (130) and (140) each contain a fragrance composition, in particular different fragrance compositions.
  • FIG. 2 shows a schematic representation of a preferred embodiment of the invention.
  • the device comprises 4 mixing tanks (211, 212, 213, 214) with a vibrating plate or a magnetic stirrer for mixing the contents.
  • the mixing tanks (211, 212, 213, 214) are connected to storage containers for fragrances.
  • Tank (231) is labeled as an example.
  • Other storage containers for fragrances are drawn in the same way.
  • the embodiment has a total of 20 reservoirs including a reservoir (231). These are each connected to the mixing tank 1 (211). This piping is shown.
  • the storage tanks are also connected to the other mixing tanks 2, 3 and 4 (212, 213 and 214), but what is not shown separately.
  • the device also has a reservoir for alcohol (221). This is the main ingredient for most perfumes.
  • the device has a reservoir with distilled water
  • the device also has a gas tank (242) for the main suction pump (255).
  • Valves (2311) are arranged on the reservoirs.
  • the mixing tanks (211, 212, 213, 214) also have corresponding valves (2311) for dosing the respective components. Only the valves of mixing tank 1 (2111) are labeled, the other mixing tanks also have corresponding valves.
  • the piping can either extend from each mixing tank to each storage tank/gas tank or there can be branches, so that a connection coming from the storage tanks/gas tank splits accordingly in front of the mixing tanks.
  • the liquid reservoirs (221, 222, 231 and analogous illustrations) contain the liquids in a flexible container. This is preferably tear-resistant. This allows the liquid to be easily removed.
  • the device includes a pressure system with which pressure can be built up on the container in the storage containers.
  • the reservoirs (221, 222, 231 and analogous representations) are equipped with an adjustable compressor
  • each mixing tank is connected to a dispenser. It is also possible that all mixing tanks have a common dispensing device or are connected to each dispensing device, so that the dispensing device can be selected accordingly.
  • the mixing tanks are preferably made of glass or Teflon, preferably glass, preferably at least the bottom and the side walls. This ensures that no fragrances are deposited.
  • the feeds from the storage containers are preferably attached to the top of the mixing tank, so that at least the fragrances can be added dropwise to the mixing tank. This makes dosing easier.
  • the mixing tanks (211, 212, 213, 214) are each connected to a main suction pump (255).
  • the other three main suction pumps of the other mixing tanks are shown analogously.
  • the main suction pumps (255) are each connected to a pressure reducer (254).
  • An outlet nozzle for container fillings (251) and an atomizer nozzle (252) for direct application are each connected to this. These can be controlled via valves (253).
  • the exits from the mixing tank are preferably located at the bottom of the mixing tanks, so that gravity assists the discharge.
  • the storage tank (221) for alcohol preferably comprises 100 to 200 mL.
  • the reservoir for water (222) preferably comprises 50 to 100 mL.
  • the reservoirs for the individual ingredients (231) preferably have a volume of 1 to 5 mL. The volume can also be chosen according to the concentration of the ingredient.
  • the gas tank (242) preferably has a volume of 100 to 200 mL.
  • the reservoirs are preferably designed to be exchangeable. It can also be advantageous if the mixing tanks can be opened in such a way that cleaning is possible.
  • FIG. 3 shows a schematic representation of a storage container with a flexible container.
  • This includes a pressurized container (310), in the interior of which a flexible container (320), in particular made of a tear-resistant material, is arranged.
  • the pressure is built up from the compressor through a supply line (311).
  • the bag is connected to an outlet valve (330) which allows the contents (321) to be removed.
  • Essential oils or industrial substitutes, for example, can be used as ingredients. Only the reservoirs for liquids are designed according to FIG. 3, not the gas tank.
  • the feed line (311) can also be used to compensate for changes in volume if, for example, a vacuum is present at the outlet valve (330). In this case, the container (310) is not under pressure.
  • the flexible bag allows easy removal by vacuum.
  • the device has at least two different housing sizes, preferably up to four, in particular two, different housing sizes. Prefers one size for solvents and a smaller size for fragrance reservoirs. This also ensures that the device has different connections for solvents and fragrances, in which only these containers fit. This also allows the corresponding lines and valves to be adjusted according to the liquid volumes flowing through.
  • FIG. 4 shows a schematic representation of a preferred embodiment of the invention.
  • the device comprises a mixing tank (211) with a vibrating plate or preferably magnetic stirrer for mixing the contents.
  • the mixing tank (mixing unit) (211) is connected to storage containers for fragrances (231).
  • Tank (231) is labeled as an example.
  • Other storage containers for fragrances are drawn in the same way.
  • the embodiment has a total of 20 reservoirs including a reservoir (231). In the case of commercial use, it is preferably more than 250 storage containers. These are each connected to the mixing tank (211). This piping is shown.
  • the device also has a reservoir for alcohol (221). This is the main ingredient for most perfumes.
  • the device has a reservoir with distilled water (222).
  • the device also has an ozone generator (257). Pumps with valves are preferred on the reservoirs (2311) arranged.
  • the mixing tank (211) also has appropriate valves for dosing the respective components.
  • the piping can either reach from each mixing tank to each storage tank/gas tank or there can be branches, so that a connection coming from the storage tanks/gas tank is split in front of the mixing tanks.
  • the reservoirs with liquids (221, 222, 231 and analogous representations) preferably contain the liquids in a flexible container (320). This is preferably tear-resistant. This allows the liquid to be easily removed.
  • the device includes a pump system, with which it is possible to remove from the respective storage containers.
  • the mixing tank (211) can be emptied with another pump (259) and the liquid can be transported to the dispensing device (251). In front of the dispensing device is a three-way or multi-way valve
  • the mixing chamber (211) is connected to an atomizing device (252) via a further valve (258).
  • a switching device (256) such as a movement sensor is preferably also arranged in between.
  • the ozone generator (257) also allows the device to emit ozone via the nebulizer device (252).
  • the switching device (256) can stop the ozone delivery.
  • the mixing tank (211) preferably has a valve (264) for venting, which is connected to the room air outlet (265) via the carbon filter or filters (263). connected is.
  • any exhaust air is preferably passed over the carbon filters.
  • the multi-way valve (260) can also be connected directly to the carbon filter (263) and to the exhaust air outlet (265) to release the ozone.
  • a pressure sensor can be arranged in front of the charcoal filter (263) in order to check the performance of the filter and, if necessary, to indicate to the user that a replacement is necessary.
  • the device For the direct release of ozone into the room air, the device has a valve (258) which allows the ozone to flow past the mixing chamber to the dispensing devices (252) or
  • the valve (266) is for the line to the ozone generator (257) and is opened when the ozone generator (257) is in operation.
  • the valve (266) is mounted above the mixing tank.
  • the closure of the valve (266) prevents the ingress of liquids during the mixing process.
  • the valves on the mixing tanks (2111) are the valves attached to the mixing tank from above, which close the lines to the reservoir after the addition, in order to seal the fragrance in the liquids still present in the lines completely airtight and to control the dosage 100%.
  • contamination of the supply lines is also prevented when mixing in the mixing tank. With an ozone treatment in the mixing tank, the liquid in the supply line to the mixing tank also remains untouched and does not lose its fragrance. If it is necessary to clean individual pipelines to the mixing tanks, the valve is activated accordingly.
  • the mixing tanks are preferably made of glass or Teflon, preferably glass, preferably at least the bottom and the side walls. This ensures that no fragrances are deposited.
  • the feeds from the storage containers are preferably attached to the top of the mixing tank, so that at least the fragrances can be added dropwise to the mixing tank. This makes dosing easier.
  • the mixing tank (211) is connected to a pump (259).
  • the mixing tank corresponds to the mixing unit.
  • the exits from the mixing tank are preferably located at the bottom of the mixing tanks, so that gravity assists the discharge.
  • the reservoir (221) for alcohol preferably comprises 100 to 200 mL.
  • the reservoir for water (222) preferably comprises 50 to 100 mL.
  • the reservoirs for the individual ingredients (231) preferably have a volume of 1 to 5 mL. The volume can also be chosen according to the concentration of the ingredient.
  • the gas tank (242) preferably has a volume of 100 to 200 mL.
  • the reservoirs are preferably designed to be exchangeable. It can also be advantageous if the mixing tanks can be opened in such a way that cleaning is possible.
  • the cleaning of the device is preferably carried out with ozone.
  • FIG. 5 shows a further embodiment of the invention, in which the pressure system is designed in such a way that it can apply a vacuum to the device (100).
  • the negative pressure can be applied to the mixing tank (211) and also to the reservoirs (221, 222 and 231) and therefore serves as a drive for filling the mixing tank (211) and emptying the mixing tank (211).
  • the storage containers (221, 222 and 231) are equipped with flexible containers, removal via vacuum is a simple option.
  • the device shown in the figure shows only one mixing tank (304). However, there can also be several mixing tanks.
  • the reservoirs are attached to the mixing tank (304) via valves (343).
  • a valve (303) for ventilation (301) is also arranged on the mixing tank (304). As a result, the vacuum can be compensated for when the mixing tank is emptied through the dispensing line (302).
  • a vacuum is built up via the valve (382) through the vacuum tank (309) and the vacuum pump (340).
  • the dispensing device with a valve is also available for dispensing for the perfume outlet (385) and valve (384) to the vacuum system (309, 340). If the dispensing device is then placed tightly on a container such as a flacon, the contents of the mixing chamber can be transferred into the flacon via the vacuum in the container.
  • the device can also have a cleaning tank (308), preferably with a level sensor, which also has a sealing cover (307).
  • the dispensing device can also include a filling level sensor (305).
  • the device can also have a 2-way valve (383) on the mixing tank, so that ethanol or a cleaning solution can be routed past the mixing tank directly to the dispensing device. This allows the dispenser to be flushed easily.
  • a charcoal filter (341) at the outlet of the vacuum pump (340) ensures that no odors are released into the environment with the exhaust air (351).
  • a pressure sensor (342) is arranged on the charcoal filter (341) in order to measure the saturation of the filter and, if necessary, to prompt for replacement.
  • the charcoal filter corresponds to the other charcoal filter in the other embodiment (263).
  • the device can also optionally have a CC ⁇ cartridge with an integrated heat sensor (350). In the event of a fire, the device can also function as an extinguishing unit.
  • Perfumes preferably in a tear-resistant container blister
  • Residual tank that can be treated by ozone Vent valve with pressure regulator from residual tank to carbon filter
  • Container/bladder made of flexible and tear-resistant material
  • Dispensing line connection at the bottom of the mixing tank
  • Movable dispensing device for container fillings and vacuum line incl. electric sensor for filling quantity limitation
  • Movable closing lid is moved from the spout Cleaning container with filling quantity limiter
  • Storage tank ethanol (preferably 96%) with flexible tank bladder

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L'invention concerne un dispositif de production et de distribution d'un mélange de parfums. Le dispositif comprend au moins une unité de mélange, au moins deux récipients de stockage et au moins un distributeur, les récipients de stockage étant reliés aux unités de mélange qui, à leur tour, sont reliées au distributeur.
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