WO2022268522A1 - Fremdkörpererkennung in den flaschenzellen - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a container cleaning machine with a large number of cell carriers, which each accommodate a large number of container cells arranged one behind the other in a longitudinal direction of the carrier, the cell carriers being guided along a transport direction. Furthermore, the invention relates to a cell carrier and a method for operating a container cleaning machine.
- the invention is based on container cleaning machines which are described, for example, in EP 1 813 358 A2 and EP 2 303 478 B1.
- the container cleaning machine comprises a plurality of cell carriers extending along a longitudinal direction of the carrier, which each accommodate a plurality of container cells arranged one behind the other in the longitudinal direction of the carrier, the cell carriers usually being guided perpendicularly to the longitudinal direction of the carrier along a transport direction.
- the direction of transport is understood to be the direction of movement of the cell carriers and the containers held therein, with multiple deflections taking place within the container cleaning machine in order to thoroughly clean the containers in the form of returnable bottles on their outside and inside.
- Possible configurations of the cell carrier and the container cells accommodated by it are described in EP 1 281 447 B1 and DE 102015 113 668 A1.
- the cell carriers can be manufactured from sheet metal, for example by stamping and bending.
- the container cells are made of plastic and/or steel and are inserted into the cell carrier.
- the container cells are held in the cell carrier, for example by a snap-in connection, in order to enable simple replacement in the context of maintenance in the event of wear or damage.
- the cell carriers are guided in a circuit in succession through a loading area, a cleaning area and a delivery area, with the reusable bottles being inserted into the container cells in the loading area, for example with the aid of rotating mechanical guide elements, and being released from the container cells in the delivery area.
- the object of the present invention is to further increase the reliability and operational safety of the container cleaning machine. Furthermore, a cell carrier for a container cleaning machine and a method for operating a container cleaning machine are also to be specified.
- the object of the invention and the solution to the problem are a container cleaning machine according to patent claim 1, a cell carrier according to patent claim 11 and a method for operating a container cleaning machine according to patent claim 13.
- the invention relates to a container cleaning machine with a multiplicity of cell carriers extending along a longitudinal direction of the carrier, which each receive a multiplicity of container cells arranged one behind the other in the longitudinal direction of the carrier, the carrier cells usually being guided perpendicularly to the longitudinal direction of the carrier along a transport direction.
- the container cells have first passage openings aligned at least along a first line of sight and that at least one testing device with a transmitting and receiving assembly is arranged for detection along the first line of sight.
- the present invention is based on the finding that foreign bodies remaining in the container cells when the container cells are loaded with containers to be cleaned, in particular returnable bottles, in many cases directly lead to a malfunction with an interruption in operation.
- a foreign body left behind in a container cell means that no container in the form of a reusable bottle can be introduced at the corresponding position and then the operation is interrupted by a corresponding control in order to eliminate errors that have occurred by manual intervention by an operator.
- foreign bodies can be detected at least along the first line of sight by means of the testing device having a transmitting and receiving assembly before the corresponding cell carrier with the container cells arranged thereon is again filled with containers, ie in particular reusable bottles.
- the cell carriers are guided in a circuit in succession over a delivery area, a cleaning area and a delivery area, with the testing device then being arranged between the delivery area and the delivery area.
- the spatial and functional division described applies in principle to the known types of container cleaning machines, with the feed area and the delivery area being provided at the same end in the case of single-end designs and at opposite ends of the container cleaning machine in the case of a two-end design.
- the container cells each have two passage openings located opposite one another, with the passage openings of all the container cells being arranged in a row in alignment with one another, at least if the cell carrier and the container cells accommodated therein are not damaged or have deformations. As explained in more detail below, such defects can in principle also be determined within the scope of the invention.
- the corresponding cell carrier and possibly also the corresponding container cell can be identified.
- the corresponding cell carrier is subsequently not loaded at all or at least in part with containers, in particular in the form of reusable bottles.
- the cell carriers are guided at least in sections within a machine housing along the direction of transport, with the transmitting and receiving assembly then being arranged outside or inside the machine housing, which has at least one detection opening for the transmitting and receiving assembly if it is arranged outside.
- the transmitting and receiving assembly is easily accessible for maintenance purposes and protected from the interior of the machine housing, which may be damp and/or warm. In the case of an arrangement within the machine housing, no detection opening is required and the transmitting and receiving assembly is then also better protected against external influences and damage.
- the transmitting and receiving assembly can be designed in the manner of a simple light barrier, in which case a light source as the transmitting unit and an associated sensor as the receiving unit are arranged opposite one another on the first line of sight. If there is a foreign body within at least one container cell along the first line of sight, the light beam emanating from the light source is deflected or at least weakened, so that the signal from the sensor is absent or weakened compared to a free line of sight.
- the assigned cell carrier can then be reported to a machine control as being blocked, with the entire corresponding cell carrier then not being loaded by the machine control.
- the cell carriers can be individually identified and assigned by a suitable machine control, so that the blocked cell carrier can then also be transferred to a maintenance position for maintenance, for example.
- the transmitting and receiving assembly is formed by at least one first laser distance sensor.
- the laser distance sensor can be arranged on only one side of the housing and recognize foreign bodies from there on the basis of the backscattered signal when the cell carriers with the container cells arranged therein are passed at the level of the first line of sight with the first passage openings aligned with one another.
- the laser distance sensor can then also be used to determine the position of the detected foreign body with respect to the longitudinal direction of the carrier.
- the corresponding position information can then also be used in a particularly advantageous manner as part of manual or else automated maintenance in order to be able to remove the corresponding foreign body immediately.
- a foreign body present between two container cells that follow one another along the longitudinal direction of the carrier can also be determined.
- the transmitting and receiving assembly has exactly one laser distance sensor for checking the first line of sight, foreign bodies can only be detected from one side. If a foreign body is then detected, the container cells lying in front of it along the line of sight are free at least at the level of the first passage openings and can optionally also be equipped with containers, ie in particular reusable bottles. However, it is possible that another foreign body is present behind the detected foreign body, the position of which is then initially unknown.
- a laser distance sensor it is also possible according to a development for a laser distance sensor to be present on both sides of the line of sight for checking the first line of sight, in which case an offset is expedient to avoid mutual interference along the transport direction. If a foreign body is detected in the same container cell of a cell carrier with both laser distance sensors, this is the case at least at the level of the first passage openings around the single foreign body. Reliable operation is then immediately possible after the removal of the foreign body. If different foreign bodies are detected with two laser distance sensors, an area remains between them along the corresponding cell carrier that has not been checked. In the case of corresponding maintenance, it can then be expedient to separately check the container cells remaining between the detected foreign bodies.
- a corresponding cell carrier with containers in the form of reusable bottles during a first run after maintenance, in order to then carry out a renewed check for foreign bodies before a first loading with the checking device.
- the corresponding cell carrier when a foreign body is detected, the corresponding cell carrier is not or at least not completely covered with containers. However, the cell carrier is then usually passed through the container cleaning machine empty or only partially occupied prior to maintenance. It is also possible for the foreign body to be removed simply by the cleaning process, so that the error that was initially present is then no longer present when the check is repeated.
- the first passage openings are expediently arranged in an area of the container cells in which foreign bodies are usually located and can therefore also be recognized. Against this background, however, it can also be useful to monitor an enlarged area of the container cells.
- a light or laser beam emanating from the transmitting and receiving assembly can be moved perpendicularly or essentially perpendicularly to the longitudinal direction of the carrier and to the transport direction, for which purpose the through-openings are then designed, for example, as a type of slot .
- the container cells can then be scanned to a certain extent along the passage openings, which are then designed as oblong holes.
- the transmitting and receiving assembly is arranged to be adjustable perpendicularly to the longitudinal direction of the carrier and perpendicularly to the transport direction, with such an adjustment being carried out by a machine controller in particular for a targeted check of the container cells.
- light and laser beams can also be moved in the desired manner by mirrors, optics or the like.
- the container cells also have aligned second passage openings along a second line of sight that differs from the first line of sight.
- the first line of sight and the second line of sight can then be offset along the transport direction or preferably perpendicular to the transport direction and perpendicular to the carrier longitudinal direction.
- test devices with a number of light barriers or a number of laser distance sensors in the manner of a light grid can also be considered.
- the first passage openings should be arranged at a position of the container cells at which foreign bodies can usually occur.
- the first passage openings it is expedient for the first passage openings to be arranged in the area of a center plane running along the longitudinal direction of the carrier, which also forms a plane of symmetry in a conventional configuration of the container cells.
- the cell carrier with a
- Transport chain arrangement be guided along the transport direction.
- the transport goods arrangement can have, for example, two transport chains that are parallel to one another.
- the testing device according to the invention can also be used for checking the
- the invention also relates to a cell carrier for a
- Container cleaning machine with a plurality of receptacles for container cells arranged one behind the other in a longitudinal direction of the carrier and with boundary walls arranged at the ends in relation to the longitudinal direction of the carrier, it being provided according to the invention that at least one of the boundary walls has a wall opening.
- the wall opening is intended to enable the previously described check, in which case the previously described first passage openings of the container cells are aligned with the at least one wall opening along the first line of sight in the case of a cell carrier provided with the container cells.
- a cell carrier provided with the container cells.
- the at least one wall opening and the passage openings of the container cells can have the same shape or a shape that is coordinated with one another.
- the wall opening must also be correspondingly large.
- a plurality of associated wall openings are preferably also provided.
- the subject matter of the invention is also a method for operating a container cleaning machine, which is designed in particular as described above.
- Cell carriers extending along a longitudinal direction of the carrier which each accommodate a plurality of container cells arranged one behind the other in the longitudinal direction of the carrier, are successively guided along a transport direction in a circuit over a loading area, a cleaning area and a delivery area.
- containers in particular reusable bottles, are placed in the container cells in the delivery area, then cleaned in the cleaning area and released from the container cells in the delivery area.
- a foreign body detection with at least one test device takes place for the container cells that are guided past, wherein when a foreign body is detected, the corresponding cell carrier is detected by the machine control.
- the corresponding cell carrier is not or at least not fully equipped with containers in a restricted operation.
- cell carriers with a foreign body are transferred into a maintenance position for maintenance.
- the maintenance position can, for example, be selected in such a way that the individual cell carriers are then easily accessible.
- Corresponding maintenance can be carried out both manually and by automatic devices such as a robot.
- the position of the foreign body is determined along the longitudinal direction of the carrier.
- the corresponding position can then be further processed and/or output for an operator.
- the testing device expediently comprises a transmission and reception assembly, in particular an optical transmission and reception assembly.
- a transmission and reception assembly in particular an optical transmission and reception assembly.
- repetitive, fixed signal patterns result during normal operation.
- a light or laser beam results in approximately a square-wave signal depending on the speed of the cell carriers along the transport direction and the size of the passage openings.
- the machine control can be used to predetermine at least approximately when the individual cell carriers are moved past the testing device.
- a recurring, characteristic signal also occurs between successive cell carriers.
- the signals generated by the first aligned passage openings are shifted in time compared to an expected pattern, a change in the running properties of a transport chain arrangement with which the cell carriers are guided along the transport direction can be inferred.
- a corresponding displacement can result, for example, from a certain lengthening of the transport chains, in which case suitable corrections can then be made by a machine controller on the basis of the signals recorded.
- the signals of the testing device deviate from an expected pattern, it is also possible to conclude that the cell carrier is misaligned with the container cells it accommodates. If, for example, the cell carriers are initially slightly bent in relation to the longitudinal direction of the carrier, the first passage openings are no longer aligned exactly along the line of sight. An approximately rectangular pulse is then shortened and/or deformed. A machine control can also be used to determine and document changes in this regard over a longer period of time. The signal of Testing device can then also be used to correct the alignment of the cell carrier or the received container cells or to replace the corresponding cell carrier and/or at least one of the container cells.
- Fig. 1 a container cleaning machine in a schematic representation
- FIG. 2 shows a partial area of the container cleaning machine according to FIG. 1,
- FIG. 3 shows a detailed view of a cell carrier of the container cleaning machine with a test device
- Fig. 7 sensor signals for different operating states.
- Fig. 1 shows a schematic side view of a container cleaning machine for cleaning a large number of containers in the form of reusable bottles 1.
- a cell carrier 2 is arranged at each of the individual positions that follow one another along a transport direction, as shown in the following figures, which extends along a longitudinal direction of the carrier I, wherein each cell carrier 2 accommodates a plurality of container cells 3 arranged one behind the other in the longitudinal direction I of the carrier.
- the cell carriers 2 are guided along the direction of transport with a transport chain arrangement 4 .
- the reusable bottles 1 are placed in a loading area 5 in the container cells 3 and then cleaned in several stages in a cleaning area 6 on their outside and inside, before the cleaned reusable bottles are released from the container cells 3 in a delivery area 7 and usually fed to a subsequent filling will.
- a testing device 8 is provided between the discharge area 7 and the feed area 5 .
- FIG. 2 shows a section of the container cleaning machine on which the testing device 8 is arranged between the delivery area 7 and the delivery area 5 .
- the container cells 3 arranged one behind the other along the longitudinal direction I of the carrier can be seen, each of which is provided in a known manner for accommodating a reusable bottle 1 .
- FIG. 2 shows a section of the container cleaning machine on which the testing device 8 is arranged between the delivery area 7 and the delivery area 5 .
- the container cells 3 arranged one behind the other along the longitudinal direction I of the carrier can be seen, each of which is provided in a known manner for accommodating a reusable bottle 1 .
- FIG. 2 shows a section of the container cleaning machine on which the testing device 8 is arranged between the delivery area 7 and the delivery area 5 .
- the container cells 3 arranged one behind the other along the longitudinal direction I of the carrier can be seen, each of which is provided in a known manner for accommodating a reusable bottle 1 .
- FIG. 2 shows a section of the container cleaning machine on which the testing device
- the cell carriers 2 are guided inside a machine housing 9 along the direction of transport, with a transmitting and receiving assembly of the testing device 8 in the form of a first laser distance sensor 10 being arranged outside the machine housing 9 .
- the machine housing 9 has a detection opening 11 .
- the laser distance sensor 10 By arranging the laser distance sensor 10 outside of the machine housing 9, it is easily accessible and on the other hand, less exposed to high temperatures, a humid environment or the like.
- the container cells 3 have passage openings 13 aligned along a first line of sight 12 at the height of the laser distance sensor 10 and the detection opening 11 of the machine housing 9 (not shown in FIG. 3 ).
- the cell carrier 2, in which the container cells 3 are arranged also has a wall opening 15 on an end boundary wall 14 at the same height.
- the laser distance sensor 10 is arranged as a combined transmission and reception assembly of the testing device 8 for detection along the first line of sight 12 .
- each container cell 3 two mutually opposite passage openings
- the first line of sight 12 is then free.
- a laser beam of the laser distance sensor 10 used for the measurement can pass the entire first line of sight 12, so that at most the distance to an opposite wall of the machine housing 9 is recorded by the laser distance sensor 10 in its function as receiving unit.
- the foreign body specific cell carrier 2 and in relation to the cell carrier 2 are also assigned to a specific container cell 3 .
- the machine control can then, if necessary in combination with suitable blocking means (not shown), prevent the corresponding cell carrier 2 from being loaded or at least completely loaded with reusable bottles. If individual areas or individual reusable bottles 1 can be held back along the longitudinal direction I of the carrier, at least the container cells 3 in front of the detected foreign body can be loaded using the position signal.
- the cell carrier 2 that is not loaded or only partially loaded is then also guided through the cleaning area 3 . It is possible that the foreign body will be removed. When passing through the testing device 8 again, it is recognized that the foreign body is no longer present. The corresponding cell carrier can then be loaded again in the usual way with reusable bottles 1. While, according to the prior art, foreign bodies often lead to an immediate failure, a self-cleaning function can be achieved within the scope of the invention, which avoids maintenance and only temporarily leads to a slight reduction in capacity.
- the container cells 3 of the other cell carriers 2 can be charged in the usual way over a longer period of time, so that there is a slight reduction in capacity over a longer period of time.
- the foreign body must then usually be removed as part of maintenance work.
- Corresponding maintenance work can, however, be planned and coordinated more easily. For example, the availability of appropriately qualified operators can also be taken into account. Maintenance can be carried out, for example, when the appropriate personnel are on site and prepared for the maintenance, for which purpose spare parts such as new container cells 3 can also be kept ready.
- the passage openings are located in the area of a center plane running along the longitudinal direction I of the carrier, which also forms a plane of symmetry with respect to the individual container cells 3 .
- the first passage openings 13 are therefore located in an area in which foreign bodies are expected.
- FIGS. 4 and 5 show possible developments of the invention in order to cover a larger part or different locations of the interior of the container cells 3 .
- the first passage openings 13 and the wall opening 15 are designed as oblong holes which extend perpendicular to the transport direction and perpendicular to the longitudinal direction I of the carrier.
- the passage openings 13 designed as a slot and the wall opening 15 then run along a height h of the individual container cells 3.
- the laser distance sensor 10 can be moved along the first passage openings 13 designed as a slot and the wall opening 15, so that the interior of the container cells 3 can be scanned over part of the height h to improve foreign body detection.
- 5 shows, as a further possible embodiment, a testing device with a first laser distance sensor 10 and a second laser distance sensor 10', which are arranged one above the other along the height h of the container cells 3. This can also improve the detection of foreign bodies.
- the position of a foreign body for the cell carrier 2 guided past it can be determined, whereby by determining the distance the foreign body can also usually be assigned to an individual container cell 3 or possibly also to an intermediate space between successive container cells 3.
- Determining the position can also make maintenance work considerably easier, with the position of the foreign body being output to an operator, for example, or being used for automatic removal, for example by means of a robot.
- the result is that the container cells 3 lying in front of the laser distance sensor 10 are free at least at the level of the first passage opening 13 .
- the container cells 3 covered for the laser distance sensor 10 behind the detected foreign body no corresponding determination is possible.
- a first laser distance sensor 10 and a second laser distance sensor 10' are provided on both sides of the first line of sight 12, which immediately one after the other determine the position of foreign bodies for each cell carrier guided past 2 can determine. If a foreign body is detected in the same container cell 3 with both laser distance sensors 10, 10', the first line of sight in front of and behind is free. If foreign bodies that are spaced apart from one another are determined, a further foreign body is usually to be expected in the container cells 3 remaining in between, and this may then have to be checked separately.
- FIG. 7 shows, purely schematically, that during normal operation of the container cleaning machine, a repetitive, predetermined pattern of the signal from the testing device is to be expected.
- a reference pattern I is expected, which is shown in highly simplified form in FIG. 7 as a rectangular pattern.
- the testing device can also be used to determine other faults or deviations from specified values. If, for example, transport chains of a transport chain arrangement lengthen during operation, a temporally shifted pattern II results from reference pattern I. The corresponding lengthening of drive chains can then be taken into account or compensated for, for example, by a machine controller.
- the correct alignment of the cell carrier with the container cells received by it can also be monitored using the signals recorded by the test device 8 .
- the test device 8 For example, if a single cell carrier 2 faces is initially slightly bent in its longitudinal direction, the first passage openings of the corresponding container cells 3 are no longer completely aligned. A deformed pattern III then results, as is shown in FIG. 7 purely by way of example and in a highly simplified manner. Corresponding changes can also be recorded and analyzed in the long term in order to determine a need for maintenance if necessary.
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CN202280044387.3A CN117580653A (zh) | 2021-06-21 | 2022-06-09 | 瓶单元中的异物检测 |
BR112023023673A BR112023023673A2 (pt) | 2021-06-21 | 2022-06-09 | Máquina de limpeza de recipientes com uma pluralidade de transportadores de células, transportador de células para uma máquina de limpeza de recipientes e método para a operação de uma máquina de limpeza de recipientes |
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