WO2023052460A1 - Aufnahmevorrichtung zur aufnahme einer flasche an einer karbonisierungsmaschine; karbonisierungsmaschine und verfahren zur verwendung einer karbonisierungsmaschine - Google Patents
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- the present invention is based on a receiving device for receiving a bottle on a carbonation machine.
- Carbonating machines of this type are also referred to in particular as drinking water bubblers and are used as household appliances by end consumers.
- the carbonating machines can be used to carbonize different liquids and to prepare different drinks.
- the machines typically have a replaceable CCh cartridge that provides the gas that is added to the liquid.
- the liquid to be carbonated is typically placed in a bottle. The bottle containing the liquid is then attached to the carbonation machine to carry out the carbonation.
- a home carbonation machine comprising a carbonation assembly to carbonate liquid in a bottle with pressurized gas from a filling container and a pronged clamp to attach the bottle to the carbonation machine.
- the bottle must be securely and stably attached to the machine, as there is increased pressure during carbonation. In order to safely withstand this pressure and to ensure that the bottle does not unintentionally detach from the machine, a correspondingly reliable and stable connection must be established between the bottle and the machine. At the same time, after the liquid has been carbonized, the connection must be user-friendly and easy to detach and preferably be designed for a large number of carbonization processes over its lifetime. Disclosure of Invention
- the receiving device according to the invention for receiving a bottle on a carbonation machine has the advantage over the prior art that the iris device can be used to advantageously attach the bottle to the receiving device and secure the bottle against slipping out of the receiving device.
- the iris device serves in particular to attach the bottle to the receiving device in such a way that the bottle can no longer escape downwards from the receiving device.
- the bottle in the attached state is attached to the receiving device with play by the fastening device and in particular with the aid of the iris device, but can no longer be removed and is secured against unintentional detachment from the receiving device downwards.
- the bottle For the intended carbonation of the liquid in the bottle, the bottle needs to be fixed in place, which can also reliably withstand the high pressure that occurs during carbonation, without the bottle detaching from the carbonation machine.
- the iris device can be used to attach the bottle to the receiving device, which also reliably withstands the high pressure during the carbonation.
- the receiving device according to the invention has an advantageous operability and a high level of user comfort, since, for example, a cumbersome manual screwing in of the bottle by a user can be dispensed with.
- the receiving device is provided for receiving a bottle for a carbonating machine for domestic use.
- the bottle can be reversibly connected to the carbonation machine.
- the bottle can thus preferably be detached from the carbonation machine after the carbonation process has ended.
- the bottle is preferably made entirely or partly of glass. Alternatively or additionally, it is conceivable that the bottle has plastic and/or metal.
- the bottle is preferably designed in such a way that it withstands an increased internal pressure compared to the normal ambient pressure (of approximately 1 bar).
- the bottle is designed in such a way that it withstands an internal pressure of up to 11 bar, preferably up to 15 bar, particularly preferably up to 18 bar, without bursting (at a temperature of 20° C and an external pressure of 1 bar).
- the carbonization machine can preferably be fitted with an exchangeable gas cartridge, in particular a CO2 cartridge, which provides the gas for carbonizing the liquid.
- the liquid to be carbonated is preferably filled into the bottle and is particularly preferably already present in the bottle when the flax is received in the receiving device.
- the liquid to be carbonated can be water or an aromatic beverage, for example.
- the iris device has an opening, in particular a central opening, the opening of the iris device preferably having a changeable size, in particular a changeable opening diameter.
- the opening of the iris device is designed to receive a neck of the bottle.
- the iris device can thus also be understood as an iris diaphragm device.
- the receiving device can be transferred from a bottle receiving state, which is intended for receiving the bottle, into an attachment state in which the bottle is attached to the receiving device, the receiving device being such is set up such that the size of the opening of the iris device is reduced when the receiving device is transferred from the bottle receiving state to the mounting state.
- a separate mechanism or trigger e.g. a button
- no motorization or the like is necessary for fixing and securely fastening the bottle, which means that the susceptibility to errors and the costs can be reduced.
- the iris device has an iris element, the iris element being pivotable, the iris element being arranged in a radially outer position in the bottle-receiving state, the iris element being arranged during the transfer of the receiving device from the bottle-receiving state to the mounting state is pivoted about a pivot axis from its radially outer position into a radially inner position, the radially inner position preferably being provided for fastening the bottle.
- the size of the opening of the iris device can thus be changed with the aid of the iris element.
- the opening of the iris device automatically becomes smaller when the holder device is transferred from the bottle receiving state to the attachment state by the movement of the iris element, so that the bottle is attached to the holder device and can no longer slip out downwards.
- the iris element has a guide means, the fastening device having an intermediate element, the intermediate element having counter-guide means, in particular complementary to the guide means of the iris element, the iris element being guided with the aid of the guide means and the counter-guide means the transfer of the receiving device from the bottle receiving state to the mounting state from its radially outer position to its radially inner position.
- the guiding means of the iris element makes it possible in an advantageous manner for the iris element to be automatically forced radially inwards in the direction of the bottle when the receiving device is transferred from the bottle receiving state to the mounting state, so that the bottle is fastened in such a way that it is no longer downwards can escape from the receiving device.
- the intermediate element has a further guide means, wherein the receiving device has a further counter-guiding means, in particular complementary to the further guide means of the intermediate element, the receiving device being set up in such a way that - during the transfer of the receiving device from the bottle receiving state to the mounting state - the intermediate element is guided by the further guide means and the further counter-guide means in such a way that the intermediate element executes a rotational movement, in particular in a circumferential direction of the intermediate element.
- the receiving device is set up in such a way that the iris element is moved out of its radially outer position by the rotational movement of the intermediate element and via the guide means and the counter-guiding means - during the transfer of the receiving device from the bottle receiving state to the attachment state is guided into its radially inner position.
- the positive guidance of the iris element during the transfer of the receiving device from the bottle-receiving state to the mounting state thus advantageously takes place in two parts.
- the intermediate element is forced to rotate by its further guide means, which interacts with the further counter-guide means, by the tilting movement of the fastening device - during the transfer of the receiving device from the bottle-receiving state to the mounting state.
- This rotational movement of the intermediate element moves the counter-guiding means of the intermediate element relative to the guiding means of the iris element which cooperates with the counter-guiding means, whereby the iris element is pivoted and thereby guided from its radially outer position to its radially inner position.
- the size of the opening of the iris device is reduced, so that an advantageous fastening of the bottle is achieved.
- the iris device has a plurality of iris elements, the iris elements each being pivotable, the iris elements being arranged in a radially outer position when the bottle is received, the iris elements being in the transfer of the receiving device from the Bottle receiving state are each pivoted about their pivot axes from their radially outer positions in radially inner positions in the attachment state, the radially inner positions are preferably provided for fastening the bottle.
- the iris elements are preferably each using the intermediate element in the transfer of the recording device from the Bottle accommodating state is guided to the attaching state from their radially outer positions to their radially inner positions.
- the pivot axes of the plurality of iris elements are preferably arranged parallel to one another.
- the pivot axes of the iris elements are formed parallel to the central axis of the bottle both in the bottle receiving state of the receiving device (when the bottle is already inserted in the receiving device) and in the preparation state of the receiving device. It is particularly conceivable that the pivot axes of the iris elements are also tilted parallel to the central axis of the bottle during the tilting movement of the bottle (during the transfer of the receiving device from the bottle-receiving state to the mounting state).
- the iris elements of the plurality of iris elements preferably pivot either all clockwise, ie in particular clockwise, or all anticlockwise, ie in particular counterclockwise.
- the plurality of iris elements together form the iris device.
- the iris elements are arranged in a circumferential direction such that they have a central opening. It is conceivable that the iris elements are immediately adjacent to one another in the circumferential direction or that there is a gap between adjacent iris elements in the circumferential direction. In the case of an embodiment of the present invention in which all adjacent iris elements are directly adjacent to one another, the opening formed by the iris elements is completely surrounded by the iris elements in the circumferential direction. In an alternative embodiment of the present invention, in which some or all of the iris elements have circumferential gaps relative to the adjacent iris elements, the opening of the iris device is not completely enclosed in the circumferential direction, but has gaps.
- the plurality of iris elements comprises five iris elements. It is alternatively conceivable that the plurality of iris elements comprises three, four, six or more than six iris elements.
- the pivoting of the plurality of iris elements from their radially outer positions to their radially inner positions reduces the size of the opening of the iris device.
- the iris elements are preferably each pivotable, so that the size of the opening of the iris device by pivoting the plurality of iris elements changes.
- the iris device is designed as an iris diaphragm.
- the bottle is fastened and/or secured on the receiving device when the receiving device is transferred from the bottle-receiving state to the attachment state, i.e. in particular only after the bottle has been received in the receiving device in the bottle-receiving state .
- the iris device When receiving the bottle on the carbonating machine in the bottle receiving state, the iris device is preferably in an open state in which the iris device is not yet attaching the bottle to the receiving device. In this open state, the opening of the iris device is large enough that the bottle neck, preferably including any projections on the bottle neck, can be moved into the opening of the iris device.
- the size of the opening of the iris device is automatically reduced, in particular by the forced guidance of the plurality of iris elements using the intermediate element, so that the iris device is transferred to a state in which the bottle, in particular with a game, is fixed in the receiving device and/or so that removal and detachment of the bottle from the receiving device is prevented.
- the bottle can be arranged in a, in particular non-vertical, receiving position on the receiving device when the receiving device is in the bottle receiving state, the bottle being arranged in a, in particular vertical, preparation position in the attached state.
- The, in particular non-vertical or oblique, receiving position or receiving alignment and the, in particular vertical, preparation position or preparation alignment of the bottle relate, for example, to an alignment of the central axis of the bottle relative to a base on which the carbonation machine is arranged.
- the bottle in a vertical preparation position, the bottle is arranged, for example, perpendicular to a substrate and in a non-vertical receiving position it is tilted in comparison to the vertical preparation position.
- the bottle performs a tilting movement from the, in particular non-vertical, receiving position into the, in particular vertical, preparation position when the receiving device is transferred from the bottle-receiving state to the mounting state.
- the attachment device for the bottle is preferred when transitioning from Bottle receiving state in the attachment state together with the bottle at least partially pivoted or tilted in such a way that the bottle is transferred from a non-vertical receiving position into a vertical preparation position.
- preferably not all elements of the receiving device are tilted or moved as well.
- the further counter-guiding means of the receiving device is not moved and tilted, but remains immobile in its position on the carbonization machine.
- the bottle is arranged in a non-vertical preparation position in the attached state, so that its central axis is arranged, for example, at an angle to the surface normal of a surface on which the carbonation machine is arranged.
- the carbonation is carried out in a non-vertical preparation position of the bottle.
- the bottle attached to the receiving device is preferably tilted or changes its angle to the ground during the transfer from the bottle-receiving state to the attaching state.
- the bottle and the receiving device provided for receiving the bottle at least partially perform a tilting or rotating movement during the transfer from the bottle-receiving state to the attaching state.
- the guiding means of the iris element has a projection, pin and/or bolt, with the counter-guiding means of the intermediate element preferably having a rail, in particular a recess and/or indentation, designed to guide the guiding means. This allows a particularly advantageous automatic fixation of the bottle.
- the guide means has a rail, in particular a recess and/or indentation, with the counter-guide means of the intermediate element preferably having a projection, pin and/or bolt for guiding the guide means.
- the counter-guiding means preferably has a projection, pin and/or bolt which engages in the rail of the guiding means.
- the guiding means and counter-guiding means for the further iris elements of the plurality of iris elements can be designed, for example, in accordance with the guide means and counter-guide means for guiding the iris element.
- the bottle has a projection and/or bead in the circumferential direction, which is arranged above the iris device, in particular above the iris elements of the iris device, in the attached state.
- the projection and/or bead it can be prevented in a particularly advantageous manner that the bottle can be pushed out of the fastening device downwards by the resulting pressure during the carbonization process.
- the projection and/or bead is formed around the full circumference in the circumferential direction on the bottleneck of the bottle or alternatively only over a partial area and/or in sections, ie with one or more gaps.
- the iris device grips around the bottleneck, in particular below the projection and/or bulge of the bottleneck.
- the projection and/or bead of the bottle neck can thus rest on the iris device in the mounted state. This particularly advantageously prevents the bottle from being able to escape downwards from the receiving device.
- the bottle has a bead in the circumferential direction, into which the iris device can grasp.
- the bead of the bottle is preferably a bead running all the way around the neck of the bottle, so that the bottle does not have to be inserted into the carbonating machine at a predetermined angle of rotation.
- the bead is arranged below the projection and/or bead of the bottle neck, particularly preferably directly adjacent to the projection and/or bead. It is alternatively conceivable that the bottle neck only has either such a bead or a projection and/or bead.
- the iris element and its guide means are designed in one piece.
- the same is conceivable for the further iris elements of the plurality of iris elements of the iris device.
- the individual iris elements of the plurality of iris elements are preferably separate parts from one another.
- the iris element comprises a plastic, preferably with the plurality of Iris elements each having a plastic. It is therefore possible that the iris elements are each plastic parts. It is conceivable that the iris element or the plurality of iris elements additionally or alternatively have other materials, for example one or more metals.
- the further guide means of the intermediate element has a projection, pin and/or bolt, with the further counter-guide means of the receiving device preferably being a rail, in particular a recess and/or indentation, designed to guide the further guide means. having.
- the rail preferably has a curved area and/or an area that is inclined relative to a vertical direction of the carbonization machine, so that the additional guide means is forced to move horizontally during a vertical movement in the rail of the additional counter-guide means.
- a rotational movement of the intermediate element takes place during the transfer of the receiving device from the bottle-receiving state to the attaching state, in particular during the tilting movement of the bottle.
- This rotational movement of the intermediate element via the counter-guiding means and guiding means, causes the iris element to be moved in the direction of the bottleneck when the receiving device is transferred from the bottle-receiving state to the mounting state.
- the further guide means of the intermediate element has a rail, in particular a recess and/or indentation, with the further counter-guide means of the receiving device preferably having a projection, pin and/or bolt for guiding the further guide means.
- the further counter-guiding means preferably has a projection, pin and/or bolt which engages in the rail of the further guiding means.
- the intermediate element comprises a disc-shaped base body, preferably with a central opening.
- the counter-guiding means of the intermediate element for guiding the plurality of iris elements are designed in particular as rails in the base body of the intermediate element, in which the guiding means of the plurality of iris elements are each guided.
- the further guide means of the intermediate element is in particular a radially outward of the Main body of the intermediate element protruding projection, pin and/or bolt.
- the further guide means i.e. in particular the projection, pin and/or bolt, moves during the tilting movement of the fastening device from the bottle receiving state into the attachment state in the vertical direction in the further counter-guiding means of the receiving device designed as a rail.
- the further counter-guiding means does not carry out the tilting movement of the bottle and fastening device, but preferably remains stationary relative to the base of the carbonating machine. Due to the geometric design of the further counter-guiding means, the further guiding means is forced to move sideways (ie during its vertical movement in the counter-guiding means). This sideways movement of the further guide means causes the rotational movement of the intermediate element in the circumferential direction. Due to the rotational movement of the intermediate element in the circumferential direction, the counter-guiding means of the intermediate element, i.e. the rails and/or recesses of the intermediate element, also move in the circumferential direction, so that the counter-guiding means of the intermediate element are moved relative to the guide means of the iris elements.
- the geometric design of the counter-guiding means is in particular such that the guiding means are guided in a radial direction by the counter-guiding means (i.e. during the rotational movement of the intermediate element), which leads to a pivoting movement of the plurality of iris elements in the direction of the bottleneck. This reduces the size of the opening of the iris and guides the iris into a locked position preventing the bottle from escaping downwardly from the receptacle.
- Another object of the present invention is a carbonation machine comprising a receiving device for receiving a bottle according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the bottle performs a tilting movement during the transfer of the receiving device from the bottle receiving state to the attachment state, by which the bottle moves from a, in particular oblique, receiving position (in the bottle receiving state) into a in particular vertical, preparation position (in the attached state) is transferred. It is preferably possible for the bottle to be fastened with the aid of the fastening device during the tilting movement of the bottle from its, in particular oblique, receiving position (in the bottle receiving state) into its, in particular vertical, preparation position. In the preparation position, the bottle preferably still has play within the receiving device.
- the fastening device when the bottle is in the preparation position, it prevents the bottle from leaving the receiving device. It is preferably possible for the receiving device to be transferred from the bottle-receiving state into the mounting state by the tilting movement of the bottle.
- the bottle can be tilted, for example, by a user moving the bottle from the receiving position to the preparation position. It is alternatively or additionally possible for the bottle to carry out the tilting movement from the receiving position into the preparation position (in particular after the bottle has been picked up in the carbonation machine using the receiving device) automatically, and in particular without any additional effort on the part of the user, by gravity.
- the carbonation machine in particular the receiving device for receiving the bottle, is acted upon by a spring force, with the spring force causing and/or supporting the tilting movement of the bottle (in particular after the bottle has been introduced into the carbonation machine in the bottle receiving state).
- the bottle pick-up state in particular when picking up or inserting the bottle, the bottle is not yet attached to the carbonating machine or to the pick-up device for picking up the bottle. It is thus particularly advantageously possible that the bottle does not have to be fixed separately when the bottle is picked up in the bottle pick-up state. This means, for example, that the bottle does not have to be screwed on in the carbonation machine.
- the fastening/fixing of the bottle is advantageously carried out only when the receiving device is transferred from the bottle receiving state to the attachment state, in particular in an automated manner, which increases user comfort and simplifies operability.
- the carbonation machine comprises a security element, in particular a security door and/or security pane, wherein the security element can be arranged in front of the bottle in the attached state in such a way that the bottle can be opened with the aid of the security element , In particular in its entirety, is arranged within the carbonization machine.
- the safety element thus protects the surroundings of the carbonation machine and in particular a user in the event of an accident. It is conceivable, for example, that the bottle has damage that the user does not or cannot recognize. In this case, the bottle could burst or shatter due to the high pressure during carbonation.
- the security element is arranged in front of the bottle during carbonation, it protects the environment and the user.
- the security element can, for example, be a safety glass and/or a other material, such as a metal and/or a plastic, that will withstand a shattering/exploding bottle or provide protection from the splinters of the bottle. It is conceivable that the security element is automatically arranged in front of the bottle when the receiving device is transferred from the bottle receiving state to the attachment state, for example pushed in front of the bottle, or that a user arranges the security element in front of the bottle. Closing the security element with the aid of an actuating element, such as a button, is also conceivable.
- the safety element can be a sliding door that closes automatically as a result of the tilting movement of the bottle when the receiving device is transferred from the bottle-receiving state to the mounting state.
- the carbonation machine preferably comprises an actuating element for starting carbonation by a user, which is coupled to the security element, in particular the safety door and/or safety pane, in such a way that carbonation can only be started when the security element is arranged in front of the bottle in such a way that the bottle is arranged within the carbonation machine with the aid of the security element, in particular over its entire circumference.
- the carbonation machine comprises a sealing means for sealing the bottle from an environment during carbonation, wherein the sealing means, in particular with the help of a pressure provided by a gas cartridge, the bottle during Seals carbonization from the environment.
- the gas cartridge is in particular the gas cartridge that provides the gas for the carbonation of the liquid. It is thus advantageously possible for the bottle to be sealed off from the environment by actuating an actuating means to start the carbonation process, for example by actuating a button or touchpad.
- the gas pressure provided by the gas cartridge (during the carbonization) is thus used particularly advantageously to seal the bottle with the liquid to be carbonized from the outside during the carbonization.
- a gas supply means protrudes into the bottle.
- the gas cartridge is connected to the gas supply means, so that the gas in the gas cartridge for carbonization can be supplied via the gas supply means during the carbonization of the liquid is introduced into the bottle.
- the gas supply means is guided in particular through a passage opening in the sealing means and thus protrudes into the bottle.
- the gas pressure provided by the gas cartridge (during carbonation) is preferably also used to press the sealant against the bottle and thus seal the bottle to the outside during carbonation. In this way, an advantageous carbonization of the liquid in the bottle can take place via the gas supply means projecting into the bottle.
- the sealing means it is conceivable for the sealing means to protrude in the radial direction beyond the bottleneck or the neck area of the bottle, so that it reliably follows the neck area of the bottle when it is pressed by the pressure provided by the gas cartridge against the neck area sealed on the outside. It is alternatively conceivable that the sealing means does not protrude beyond the mouth area of the bottle in the radial direction.
- the sealing means preferably has a particularly central passage opening for the gas supply means to pass through, so that the gas supply means protrudes through the sealing means into the interior of the bottle. It is conceivable that the sealing means is at least partially elastic in order to achieve an advantageous seal when the sealing means is pressed against the bottle or the neck area of the bottle.
- the sealant preferably comprises silicone. It is possible that the pressure with which the sealant is pressed onto the mouth area of the bottle during the carbonization fixes the bottle and keeps it in a fixed position during the carbonization. In particular, it is conceivable that a projection and/or bulge of the bottle neck is pressed against the iris device by the pressure exerted on the bottle by the sealing means. Thus, the bottle is pinched by the sealant and iris device during carbonation.
- the carbonation machine comprises a pressure chamber, wherein the pressure chamber is in particular formed adjacent to the sealing means.
- the pressure chamber and the sealing means can thus advantageously automatically seal the bottle from the environment.
- the bottle it is possible for the bottle to be sealed off from the environment automatically as soon as the carbonation process is started and the gas cartridge is opened.
- the iris device Bottle fixed in such a way that despite the overpressure generated in the pressure chamber (during carbonation) and/or the pressure exerted by the sealant on the bottle, the bottle remains securely fastened in the carbonation machine and in particular is not pushed out of the carbonation machine downwards.
- the pressure chamber in particular during the carbonation, is connected via a gas connection to an interior of the bottle, preferably in such a way that an overpressure provided by the gas cartridge is generated in the pressure chamber during the carbonation, wherein the sealing means is pressed against the bottle by the excess pressure in the pressure chamber, in particular in such a way that the bottle is sealed off from the environment.
- the gas connection between the interior of the bottle and the pressure chamber is preferably designed as a channel, in particular as a channel formed with the aid of the sealing means. A gas connection between the interior of the bottle and the pressure chamber is established through the channel.
- an overpressure is also created in the pressure chamber through the gas connection or the channel.
- the overpressure in the pressure chamber is thus generated particularly advantageously with the help of the gas cartridge.
- This overpressure in the pressure chamber preferably results in the sealing means being pressed down against the bottle, in particular against the mouth area of the bottle, which advantageously leads to the bottle being sealed off from the environment.
- the carbonation machine has at least one pressure relief valve, via which an existing overpressure in the bottle can be reduced after the carbonation.
- the pressure relief valve can preferably be switched between a closed position, in which an overpressure in the bottle is maintained, and an open position, in which an overpressure in the bottle can be relieved via the valve.
- the carbonation machine preferably includes a control element for switching over the pressure relief valve. The control element can be actuated by a user of the carbonation machine after carbonation in order to bring the pressure relief valve into its open position and relieve any overpressure existing in the bottle.
- the carbonation machine includes a safety element, in particular a safety door and/or safety pane, provision is preferably made for the safety element to be set up to switch over the pressure relief valve.
- the security element is preferably configured in such a way that when the Safety element, the pressure relief valve is brought into its open position and an existing overpressure in the bottle is reduced.
- Another subject matter of the present invention is a method for using a carbonation machine according to an embodiment of the present invention, the method comprising the following steps:
- the bottle is placed in the bottle receiving state of the receiving device on the receiving device of the carbonation machine, the bottle containing a liquid,
- the receiving device is transferred from the bottle receiving state to the attaching state, with the bottle being attached to the receiving device using the iris device during the transfer from the bottle receiving state to the attaching state,
- the liquid in the bottle is carbonated.
- the holding device prefferably switched back to the bottle holding state after the carbonation, so that the bottle with the carbonated liquid can be removed.
- the liquid is carbonized in the third step using a gas cartridge which provides a gas, in particular CO2, for carbonizing the liquid in the bottle via a gas supply means which protrudes into the interior of the bottle.
- the carbonation can be started, for example, by a user via an actuating element, in particular after the receiving device has reached the attachment state and/or after the bottle has been transferred to the preparation position and/or after a safety element, in particular a safety door and/or safety pane, has been closed .
- a pushbutton, a switch, a touchpad, an acoustic signal, an information technology signal and/or other actuating elements can be used as an actuating element for starting the carbonation.
- the carbonization starts automatically after the attachment state has been reached and/or after a security element, in particular a security door and/or security pane, has been closed.
- an overpressure is built up in the bottle to carbonize the liquid.
- a gas connection or a channel between the interior of the bottle and a Pressure chamber of the carbonation machine, in particular a pressure chamber of the receiving device the overpressure built up in the bottle is transferred to the pressure chamber.
- a direct gas connection between the pressure chamber and the gas cartridge (during the carbonation) would also be conceivable. Due to the overpressure built up in this way in the pressure chamber, a sealing means arranged on the pressure chamber is pressed downwards in the direction of the bottle.
- the bottle is pressed downwards by the sealing means against the iris device in the mounted state, the iris device limiting downward movement of the bottle, in particular such that the bottle cannot be pushed out of the receptacle. It can thus be ensured in a particularly advantageous manner that the bottle remains in its preparation position or fastening position.
- an iris element of the iris device in the second step during the transfer of the receiving device from the bottle receiving state to the mounting state, is guided in the direction of a bottleneck of the bottle with the aid of its guide means, in particular in such a way that the bottle is attached to the receiving device by means of the iris element. It is preferably possible that further iris elements of the plurality of iris elements are also guided in the second step with the aid of their respective guide means in the direction of a bottle neck of the bottle, in particular in such a way that the bottle is fastened to the receiving device with the aid of the plurality of iris elements.
- the bottle is thus preferably attached to the receiving device in the second step by the plurality of iris elements of the iris device, in particular in such a way that the bottle can no longer be removed from the receiving device.
- the bottle can be attached to the receiving device with play in the attached state, ie it can be movable in particular within the receiving device parallel to its central axis (in particular upwards/downwards). In its fastening position or preparation position, the bottle can thus in particular still be movable parallel to its central axis, but the fastening device prevents the bottle from leaving the receiving device.
- the bottle after the user lets go of the bottle—moves downwards within its play due to gravity until its movement is restricted by the fastening device, in particular by the iris device or its iris elements.
- the bottle thus remains securely in the carbonating machine in the attached state.
- the flange of the bottle rests on the iris device, in particular on the plurality of iris elements.
- the bottle performs a tilting movement from a particularly non-vertical receiving position in which the bottle was placed in the first step into a particularly vertical preparation position.
- the receiving device for receiving the bottle is preferably tilted at least partially in the second step together with the bottle in such a way that the bottle is transferred from the receiving position into the preparation position.
- the bottle It is preferably possible for the bottle to be fixed in the carbonation machine during this tilting movement in the second step with the aid of the iris device, in particular with play.
- the tilting movement in the second step is caused in particular by the fact that gravity automatically moves the bottle from the receiving position to the preparation position.
- a user it is possible for a user to move the bottle from the receiving position into the preparation position.
- the receiving device it is possible for the receiving device to be subjected to a spring force, in particular in such a way that the bottle is automatically transferred from the receiving position to the preparation position in the second step with the aid of the spring force.
- a pressure relief valve of the carbonation machine is opened in order to relieve an overpressure existing in the bottle.
- the pressure relief valve can be opened by actuating a control element or by opening a safety element, in particular a safety door and/or safety pane.
- the advantages and configurations can be applied that have already been mentioned in connection with the mounting device according to the invention for mounting a bottle on a carbonization machine or in connection with an embodiment of the mounting device according to the invention for mounting a bottle on a Carbonation machine have been described.
- the advantages and configurations can be used which are already in connection with the carbonization machine according to the invention or in connection with an embodiment of the carbonization machine according to the invention have been described.
- Figures 1 and 2 show perspective views of a carbonating machine according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 shows a perspective view of a carbonating machine according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 4 shows a perspective view of an iris device according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 shows a perspective illustration of an intermediate element according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 shows a perspective view of the iris device of FIG. 4 and the intermediate element of FIG. 5 according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 shows a perspective representation of a counter-guiding part according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 and 9 show illustrations of the iris device of Figure 4, the intermediate element of Figure 5 and the mating member of Figure 7 according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 shows a perspective sectional illustration through a carbonization machine according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 shows a sectional illustration through a carbonization machine according to an embodiment of the present invention in a plan view.
- FIG. 12 shows a sectional illustration through a carbonization machine in the area of the receiving device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 1 shows a perspective representation of a carbonating machine 1 according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention in a bottle receiving state.
- the carbonation machine 1 comprises a receiving device 10.
- the bottle 2 can be arranged on the carbonating machine 1 in a tilted, non-vertical receiving position. Accordingly, the central axis 2' of the bottle 2 is not arranged vertically, but runs obliquely.
- the bottle 2 can be transferred from the receiving position into an, in particular vertical, preparation position.
- the tilting movement 100 of the bottle 2 can be carried out, for example, by a user moving the bottle 2 from the receiving position into the preparation position. It is alternatively or additionally possible for the bottle 2 to carry out the tilting movement 100 from the receiving position into the preparation position automatically, and in particular without any additional effort on the part of the user, by gravity. It is alternatively or additionally conceivable that the carbonization machine 1 and in particular the receiving device 10 is acted upon by a spring force, the spring force causing and/or supporting the tilting movement 100 of the bottle 2 .
- a part of the receiving device 10 to carry out the tilting movement 100 together with the bottle 2, with the receiving device 10 being transferred from the bottle-receiving state to the attachment state of the receiving device 10, in which the bottle 2 is attached to the receiving device 10 .
- a gas cartridge can be introduced, which provides the gas for the carbonization of a liquid in the bottle 2, in particular water.
- FIG. 2 shows a perspective representation of the carbonization machine 1 according to FIG. 1 in an attachment state, in particular after the tilting movement 100 has been completed.
- the bottle 2 In the attached state, the bottle 2 is in the vertical attachment position or preparation position, so that carbonation can be performed.
- FIG. 3 shows a perspective representation of a carbonization machine 1 according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
- the carbonation machine 1 comprises a security element 60, in particular a security door 61.
- the security element 60 is arranged in front of the bottle 2 in such a way that the bottle 2 is arranged completely inside the carbonation machine 1.
- the security element 60 thus protects the user and the surroundings of the carbonation machine 1, for example from the bottle 2 bursting. It is possible that the carbonation process can only be started when the security element 60 is closed.
- FIG. 4 a perspective view of an iris device 30 according to an embodiment of the present invention is shown.
- the iris device 30 is part of the receiving device 10 for a carbonization machine 1.
- the iris device 30 comprises a total of five iris elements 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, which together form a central circular opening 90.
- a bottle 2 (not shown) can be arranged in the opening 90 .
- a guide means 41 in the form of a pin protrudes from the iris element 31 on the upper side of the iris element 31 .
- the guide means 41 automatically forces the iris element 31 to move radially inwards in the direction of the bottle when the receiving device 10 is transferred from the bottle-receiving state to the mounting state.
- the iris element 31 has a pivot pin 4T which protrudes downwards from the iris element 3T.
- the iris element 31 can perform a pivoting movement, symbolized by the arrow 300, from its radially outer position into its radially inner position.
- the iris device 30 is shown in a closed state, which it has in the mounted state of the receiving device 10 .
- the iris element 31 is thus shown in its radially inner position as it is in the fitted condition to secure and fasten the bottle 2 in the receptacle 10.
- the other iris elements 32, 33, 34, 35 are designed to correspond to the iris element 31.
- all the iris elements 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 of the iris device 30 are identical in construction.
- each of the other iris elements 32, 33, 34, 35 has a guide means 42, 43, 44, 45.
- the other iris elements 32, 33, 34, 35 are forcibly guided via their guide means 42, 43, 44, 45 when the receiving device 10 is transferred from the bottle-receiving state to the attaching state, so that the central opening 90 of the iris device 30 opens when the receiving device is transferred 10 is reduced from the bottle receiving state to the attaching state.
- the further iris elements 32, 33, 34, 35 each comprise a pivot pin 42', 43', 44', 45' through which the respective pivot axes 32', 33', 34', 35' of the further iris elements 32, 33, 34 , 35 gone.
- the pivot axes 3T, 32'. 33', 34', 35' of the plurality of iris elements 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 are arranged parallel to each other.
- the plurality of iris elements 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 thus form an iris device 30 in the manner of an iris diaphragm, in which the size of the central opening 90 can be changed by the movement of the plurality of iris elements 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 is.
- FIG. 5 shows a perspective illustration of an intermediate element 70 according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the intermediate element 70 has counter-guiding means 71 , 72 , 73 , 74 , 75 for guiding the guiding means 41 , 42 , 43 , 44 , 45 of the plurality of iris elements 31 , 32 , 33 , 34 , 35 .
- the counter-guiding means 71 , 72 , 73 , 74 , 75 are each designed as depressions in the form of rails in the base body 77 of the intermediate element 70 .
- a separate rail is provided for each guide means 41, 42, 43, 44, 45 of the plurality of iris elements 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, in which one of the guide means 41, 42, 43, 44, 45 engages.
- the counter-guide means 71, 72, 73, 74, 75 designed as rails each have a curved shape and are inclined to the radial axis 400 and to the circumferential direction of the intermediate element 70, so that the iris elements 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 during a rotational movement of the intermediate element 70 are respectively pivoted about their pivot axes 3T, 32', 33', 34', 35'.
- the intermediate element 70 has a further guide means 76 in the form of a pin projecting radially outwards from the base body 77 .
- the further guide means 76 can interact with a further counter-guide means 81 of the receiving device 10 .
- the base body 77 of the intermediate element 70 is disk-shaped and has a central opening into which the bottleneck of a bottle 2 can be guided.
- FIG. 6 shows a perspective view of the iris device 30 and the intermediate element 70 according to the embodiments of FIGS.
- the Iris Device 30 and the intermediate element 70 are part of the fastening device 20 for securing a bottle 2 in the receiving device 10.
- the plurality of iris elements 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 are arranged below the intermediate element 70 and the guide means 41, 42, 43, 44, 45 engage in the counter-guide means 71, 72, 73, 74, 75.
- FIG. 7 shows a perspective illustration of a counter-guiding part 80 of the receiving device 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the counter-guiding part 80 is attached to the carbonization machine 1 in a stationary manner.
- the counter-guiding part 80 therefore does not carry out the tilting movement 100 of the bottle 2 during the transfer of the receiving device 10 from the bottle receiving state to the mounting state, but remains immobile on the carbonating machine 1.
- the counter-guiding part 80 comprises a further counter-guiding means 81 designed as a rail, which is used to guide of the further guide means 76, designed as a pin, of the intermediate element 70 is provided.
- the further counter-guiding means 81 is curved and/or designed at least partially obliquely to a vertical direction and is therefore set up to guide the further guiding means 76 during the tilting movement that the intermediate element 70 executes together with the bottle 2 in such a way that the intermediate element 70 moves to a Rotational movement in the circumferential direction of the intermediate member 70 is forced.
- FIGS. 8 and 9 show perspective representations of the iris device 30, the intermediate element 70 and the counter-guiding part 80 according to FIGS. In both FIGS. 8 and 9, the state of attachment is shown, in particular after the end of the tilting movement 100 of the bottle 2.
- the iris elements 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 are thus each in their radially inner positions.
- the bottle 2 is secured according to the illustrated exemplary embodiment of the present invention in particular as follows.
- the bottle pickup state the bottle 2 is inserted into the pickup device 10 in an inclined position.
- the bottle 2 performs a tilting movement 100 during the transfer of the receiving device from the bottle receiving state to the attachment state, with the bottle 2 being transferred from the inclined receiving position (in the bottle receiving state) into a, in particular vertical, preparation position (in the attached state).
- the iris device 30 and the intermediate element 70 carry out this tilting movement 100 together with the bottle 2 while the counter-guiding part 80 remains stationary on the carbonating machine 1.
- the further guide means 76 embodied as a pin, of the intermediate element 70 moves during the tilting movement 100 of the bottle 2 from the receiving position (in the bottle receiving state) into the preparation position (in the attached state).
- vertical direction in the further counter-guiding means 81 designed as a rail, of the counter-guiding part 80. Due to the geometric design of the further counter-guiding means 81, the further guiding means 76 is forced to move sideways. This lateral movement of the further guide means 76 leads to a rotational movement of the intermediate element 70 in the circumferential direction.
- the counter-guide means 71, 72, 73, 74, 75 of the intermediate element 70 also move in the circumferential direction, so that the counter-guide means 71, 72, 73, 74, 75 relative to the guide means 41, 42, 43, 44, 45 of the iris elements 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 are moved.
- the geometric design of the counter-guiding means 71, 72, 73, 74, 75 is such that the guiding means 41, 42, 43, 44, 45 (i.e.
- the counter-guiding means 71, 72, 73, 74, 75 are guided at least partially in the radial direction (or along the radial axis 400), whereby the iris elements 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 are each forced to pivot movements about their pivot axes in the direction of the bottleneck.
- FIG. 10 shows a perspective sectional illustration through a carbonization machine 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the receiving device 10 of the carbonating machine 1 is in the state of attachment.
- a projection 6 of the bottle 2 which is formed entirely on the bottle neck of the bottle 2 and protrudes radially outwards from the bottle neck, rests on the iris device 30 so that the bottle 2 cannot move downward out of the receiving device 10.
- the swivel pins 41', 42', 43', 44', 45' of the iris elements 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 are arranged in corresponding recesses of a covering element 95 of the receiving device 10, so that the iris elements 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 are pivotable.
- the carbonating machine 1 also includes a gas supply means 53 which protrudes into the bottle 2 when the bottle 2 is in the attached state.
- FIG. 11 a further sectional view through the carbonization machine 1 according to the embodiment of FIG. 10 is shown schematically.
- FIG. 12 a further sectional view through the carbonization machine 1 according to the embodiment of FIGS. 10 and 11 is shown schematically.
- the sectional plane runs vertically.
- the receiving device 10 of the carbonization machine 1 is in the representation of FIG. 12 in the attachment state the start of carbonization.
- the iris elements of the iris device 30 are each in their radially inner position.
- the projection 6 of the bottle 2 rests on the iris device 30 so that the iris device 30 prevents the bottle 2 from being able to escape downwards from the receiving device 10 .
- the bottle 2 is secured with a vertical clearance 101 in its vertical mounting position in the carbonation machine.
- the play 101 is limited in particular by the collar 8 of the bottle 2, which is formed in particular below the projection 6 and at a distance from the projection 6 on the bottle neck, as well as the lining element 95.
- the collar 8 runs around the bottle neck in the circumferential direction completely or only in sections.
- the bottle 2 can only be introduced into the receiving device 10 until the collar 8 of the bottle 2 abuts the cladding element 95 from below.
- the insertion depth of the bottle into the receiving device 10 is thus limited by the covering element 95 and the collar 8 of the bottle 2 .
- the bottle also has play along the radial axis 400 and/or is not clamped immovably along the radial axis 400 by the iris device 30 .
- the bottle 2 has already been released by the user who has inserted it into the carbonation machine 1, so that the bottle 2 has moved downwards within its clearance 101 and with its projection 6 on the in the iris device 30 located in the mounting position.
- the collar 8 therefore does not touch the cladding element 95 in the illustration shown.
- the distance between the collar 8 and the cladding element 95 is particularly dependent on the amount of play 101 that the bottle 2 has in its vertical fastening position when it is attached.
- the projection 6 on the bottle neck has an approximately rectangular cross section, with the projection 6 extending outwards, starting from the bottle neck.
- the projection 6 is also conceivable for the projection 6 . It is preferably possible for the projection 6 to be formed around the entire circumference of the bottle neck in the circumferential direction. Alternatively, it is conceivable that the projection 6 is formed only in sections, in particular with interruptions in the circumferential direction.
- the bottle 2 is fastened to the receiving device by the projection 6 and the iris device 30 in such a way that the bottle 2 cannot leave the receiving device 10 in the attached state, so that reliable carbonation can be carried out. Due to the fact that the iris device 30 completely surrounds the bottleneck, a particularly large contact area is formed between the projection 6 and the iris device 30, which leads to a particularly advantageous mechanical stability.
- the carbonation machine also includes a sealing means 50 which is pressed onto the mouth area of the bottle 2 during carbonation for sealing. In the state shown in FIG. 12, the carbonization process has not yet started and the sealing means 50 is still at a distance from the mouth area of the bottle 2.
- a gas supply means 53 protrudes from above into the bottle 2.
- the gas supply means 53 allows CO2 to get into the bottle 2 from a gas cartridge during the carbonization. This creates an overpressure in the interior 3 of the bottle 2 .
- the interior 3 of the bottle 2 is connected to a pressure chamber 51 via a gas connection 52 .
- the gas connection 52 is routed through the sealing means 50 that is provided for sealing the bottle 2 during carbonization.
- the excess pressure that builds up in the interior 3 of the bottle 2 during the carbonization is passed on to the pressure chamber 51 via the gas connection 52 , so that an excess pressure also arises in the pressure chamber 51 . This excess pressure in the pressure chamber 51 presses the sealing means 50 down onto the mouth area of the bottle 2.
- the projection 6 of the bottle 2 is thereby pressed firmly onto the iris device 30 and the bottle 2 is securely fixed and clamped. This enables a particularly advantageous automatic pneumatic sealing during the carbonization.
- the sealing means 50 is preferably flexible and/or bendable.
- the sealing means 50 can be manufactured using silicone, for example.
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