WO2024199833A1 - Vorratsbehälter für eine vorrats- und abgabestation für einen blisterautomaten und verfahren zum vereinzeln von kleinstückgütern - Google Patents
Vorratsbehälter für eine vorrats- und abgabestation für einen blisterautomaten und verfahren zum vereinzeln von kleinstückgütern Download PDFInfo
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- Storage container for a storage and dispensing station for a blister machine and method for separating small items
- the present invention relates to a storage container for a storage and dispensing station for a blister machine and a method for separating small items.
- Modern blister machines such as those disclosed in WO 2013/034504 A1, comprise, depending on the level of expansion, several hundred storage and dispensing stations. A plurality of drug portions of a specific drug are stored in each of these, and individual drug portions can be dispensed on request.
- the blister machine assembles and blisters the drug portions stored in the storage and dispensing stations for each patient individually according to the input times prescribed by the doctor.
- corresponding storage and dispensing stations are controlled to dispense one or more drug portions.
- a storage and dispensing station is controlled, a single drug portion is separated using a separating device arranged in the storage container of the storage and dispensing station and transferred to a guide device of the blister machine via a dispensing opening in the storage container.
- a dispensed drug portion is fed, if necessary with the interposition of a collecting device, to a packaging device which blisters individual or multiple drug portions in accordance with a doctor's instructions.
- the separating device comprises a circular, cylindrical base body with a plurality of dispensing channels, which are usually arranged on the outer circumference of the rotor.
- the dispensing channels must be adapted to the dimensions of the drug portions to be separated in such a way that the drug portions can only be arranged one above the other in a dispensing channel, but not next to each other.
- the dispensing channels can, for example, be dimensioned such that only one drug portion can be accommodated in a dispensing channel.
- a dispensing channel is moved over the dispensing opening in the base plate of the storage container housing, and the medication portion arranged in the dispensing channel slips or falls into the dispensing opening due to gravity.
- a separating section of a separating agent also referred to as a separator
- the separating section is arranged above it in such a way that usually only one medication portion can be arranged under the separating section.
- Alternative embodiments of the separating device also have a type of storage channel above the delivery channels. Between the delivery channels and storage channels, webs are arranged which define the channels. In the embodiment with storage and delivery channels, these webs are separated by a circumferential ring-shaped slot which extends radially to an inner wall of the channels. In this The separating section is guided in a slot and separates a dispensing channel aligned with the dispensing opening from the storage channel so that a drug portion arranged in the storage channel does not fall into the dispensing channel.
- the portion of medication to be dispensed is spatially separated from the portions of medication arranged above it by rotating the separating device to bring a dispensing channel under the stationary separating section.
- portions of medication which are arranged above a dispensing channel that is not aligned with the dispensing opening are pushed away by the separating section.
- a storage channel is arranged above the dispensing channel with the medication to be dispensed, a portion of medication arranged in it is lifted up by the separating section.
- the separating section is made of a rigid material.
- capsule-shaped drug portions two half-capsules are placed on top of each other.
- the manufacturing process of capsule-shaped drug portions means that considerable deviations in height can occur for one and the same type of drug, which can lead to can lead to considerable problems during separation.
- the aforementioned problems i.e. that a drug portion is damaged and possibly even destroyed by the separating section, also occur, possibly to a lesser extent, with drug portions of other shapes.
- the storage container according to the invention can, however, also be used for separating other, appropriately shaped small items.
- the storage container according to the invention for a storage and dispensing station for a blister machine comprises a housing with an upper housing section which defines or comprises a receiving space for small items, a lower housing section with a circular cylindrical interior and a base plate having a dispensing opening, a separating device arranged in the circular cylindrical interior with a base body with a plurality of dispensing channels arranged on the outer circumference of the base body and open to the outer circumference, separated by webs and adapted to small items to be separated for receiving at least one small item, wherein the base body has at least above each dispensing channel on the outer circumference a recess with a wall adapted to a small item to be separated and open to the outer circumference.
- the dispensing channel is adapted to the dimension of the small item to be separated. adjusted so that its height corresponds at least to the height of a small item to be separated.
- the storage container further comprises a holding device with a fastening portion and a holding portion which is held above the discharge opening in the interior.
- the holding device is elastically deformable at least in sections and is designed such that a small item arranged above a discharge channel aligned with the discharge opening is pressed against the wall of the corresponding recess via the holding section and is thus prevented from entering the discharge channel aligned with the discharge opening by frictional engagement.
- the small items arranged above the delivery channel aligned with the delivery opening are not spatially separated from the delivery channel below by a separating section, in which the separating section blocks the delivery channel from above and lifts or shifts a small item (as is the state of the art), but rather there is merely a "holding” or “clamping” of a small item that could otherwise slip or fall into the aligned delivery channel.
- This small item is not pushed away or lifted, but rather deforms the holding device, which is elastically deformable in sections.
- the restoring force of the deformed holding device or the pre-formed area thereof presses the small item against the wall of the recess. A frictional connection is created between the wall and the small item and between the small item and the deformed holding section; the small item is virtually clamped.
- the deformable material of the holding section must be selected so that the elastic deformation by the small item can be achieved without damaging the small item. Because there is no spatial separation, it is also harmless in the storage container according to the invention if a small item arranged above the small item to be dispensed partially protrudes into the dispensing channel (which is rotated over the dispensing opening) - due to the frictional connection it is held even in such a case.
- One and the same separating device can therefore be used for small items that differ in size to a certain extent. This applies in particular to capsule-shaped small items. It is therefore not necessary to adapt the separating device extremely precisely to the small items to be separated, which considerably reduces the number of separating devices that need to be stored.
- the holding device is elastically deformable at least in sections.
- the fastening section can be designed accordingly, e.g. have an elastically deformable section.
- the shape of the holding section may have to be adapted so that it can be pushed away from small items. With an appropriate design, the holding section would therefore be pushed "outwards" by the small items, and the restoring force would press the small items against the wall. If, as is usual, the holding section is led into the housing from the outside, this has the result that the holding section is repeatedly pressed out of the housing in sections, which encourages dust to enter and exit.
- the holding section is elastically deformable at least in sections.
- the holding section is prevented from being pushed outwards because it is elastically deformable and thus holds or clamps the small items.
- the holding section comprises a plurality of elastically deformable bristles. The number of bristles as well as their elasticity and restoring force are adapted to the small items to be separated. For a delicate and light drug portion in capsule form, fewer (strong) bristles are required than for a heavy oval drug portion.
- the bristles extend parallel to one another orthogonally from a base plate of the holding section.
- a base plate of the holding section Preferably, as few bristles as possible can be used and the manufacture of the holding section is simple.
- this includes an elastically deformable plastic.
- the surface of the small item is pressed over a large area when the holding section is deformed due to the rotation of the separating device, and damage to the surface can be reduced to a minimum.
- Foams and silicones are particularly preferred; these are inexpensive and available in tested and approved qualities.
- the recesses are separated from one another by upper webs, so that the recesses are designed in sections like channels.
- a corresponding design of the separating device interacts positively with the use of the holding device according to the invention, as explained above.
- a method according to claim 8 In the method according to the invention for separating small items with a storage container for a storage and dispensing station for a blister machine, a plurality of items are stored in a receiving space of a Housing of the storage container and the small item goods are introduced into delivery channels which are arranged on the outer circumference of a base body of a separating device and are open to the outer circumference, wherein the separating device is arranged in a circular cylindrical interior of a lower housing section of the housing and wherein the base body has, at least above each delivery channel on the outer circumference, a recess with a wall which is adapted to a small item to be separated and is open to the outer circumference.
- a delivery channel is rotated by a rotary movement of the separating device over a delivery opening in a base plate of the lower housing section, as a result of which a small item arranged in the delivery channel rotated over the delivery opening is delivered via the delivery opening.
- a small item is arranged by the rotary movement of the separating device over the delivery channel rotated over the delivery opening.
- This "arrangement” usually takes place through a relative movement of the delivery channel which is rotated or to be rotated over the delivery opening.
- the small item will usually remain more or less stationary (depending on the weight, shape and number of small item items in the receiving space), and the delivery channel is moved "underneath".
- this small item is pressed against the wall of the corresponding recess by a holding section of a holding device which is elastically deformable in sections and is thus prevented from entering the delivery channel aligned with the delivery opening by frictional engagement.
- a small piece of goods which is arranged above the discharge channel which is rotated over the discharge opening is pressed by the holding section of the holding device against the wall of the corresponding recess and is thus prevented by frictional engagement from entering the discharge channel aligned with the discharge opening, in that the holding section is elastically deformed at least in sections by a small piece of goods, whereby the frictional engagement between the small piece of goods and the wall is created.
- the holding section comprises a plurality of elastically deformable bristles which are elastically deformed by a small item, whereby the frictional connection between the small item and the wall is generated.
- the holding section comprises an elastically deformable plastic which is elastically deformed by a small piece of goods, whereby the frictional connection between the small piece of goods and the wall is generated.
- the holding section comprises an elastically deformable foam or an elastically deformable silicone, which is elastically deformed by a small piece of goods, whereby the frictional connection between the small piece of goods and the wall is created.
- Figures 2a and 2b show two sectional views of the first embodiments, in which the complete separating device including small items to be separated is shown;
- Figures 3a and 3b show detailed views of the combination separating device/holding device including small items
- Figures 4a and 4b are sectional views of the first
- Figures 5a and 5b show a plan view of the separating device/holding device combination, Figure 5b being a detailed view of a portion of Figure 5a;
- FIG. 10 shows a side view of the combination separating device/holding device of a second embodiment of the storage container according to the invention.
- Figures la and 1b show oblique views of the first
- the storage container 1 comprises a housing 10 with an upper housing section 11, which defines or surrounds a receiving space 13 for small items (not shown) and a underlying lower housing section 12 with a circular cylindrical interior 14, which can be seen in Figure 1b.
- a separating device (not shown in Figures 1a and 1b) is arranged in the circular cylindrical interior 14. Depending on its height, it can happen that the interior 14 is not completely filled by the separating device, so that an upper section of the interior can possibly fulfill the function of the receiving space, i.e. small items to be separated can be stored in it.
- the storage container 1 further comprises a base frame 16 on which the housing 10 is arranged, and also a handle 17 for simplified handling of the storage container.
- the housing further comprises a base plate 18 with a central circular opening in which a coupling element 50 of a separating device (not shown) is arranged.
- the base plate 18 further comprises a discharge opening 19 through which small items are discharged.
- the storage container further comprises a holding device 40, which in the embodiment shown is held on a fastening projection 15 via a fastening section 41.
- a holding section 42 of the holding device extends through a slot in the lower housing section 12 into the circular cylindrical interior 14, the holding device or the holding section being arranged or positioned such that the holding section is arranged vertically above the discharge opening 19.
- FIGS 2a and 2b show sectional views of the first embodiment, wherein a complete separating device 30 is shown in these figures.
- a separating device 30 is shown, as is particularly suitable for capsule-shaped Small item goods, for example capsule-shaped drug portions.
- the separating device 30 comprises a circular cylindrical base body 39, on the outer circumference of which in the lower section a plurality of delivery channels 32 separated by webs 31 are arranged for receiving small item goods.
- recesses 33 which are open towards the outer circumference are arranged, which in this embodiment are separated from one another by webs 35 and are thus also designed like a channel, at least in sections, and form a storage channel above a delivery channel.
- a small item of goods arranged in a storage channel lies on a small item of goods which is arranged in a delivery channel.
- the base body comprises a convex surface 37 which guides small items lying thereon into the recesses 33.
- Each of the recesses 33 comprises a wall 34, which is described in more detail in the following Figures 4a to 5b.
- the webs 31 between the discharge channels 32 and the webs 35 between the recesses 33 or storage channels are separated from one another by a slot 36, which extends radially into the separating device up to the wall 34.
- the holding section 42 of the holding device extends through an opening in the lower housing section 12 into this slot 36.
- the holding device can also be arranged completely in the housing 10, so that no slot is necessary.
- Both the delivery channels and the recesses are adapted to the shape of the small items to be separated, whereby Usually, at least the discharge channel is designed to accommodate small items.
- the holding section 42 is not arranged between a small piece of goods in a storage channel or a recess and a small piece of goods in the corresponding discharge channel aligned with the discharge opening 19, as is usual in storage containers according to the prior art.
- storage containers according to the prior art comprise a separating section separating small piece of goods from the discharge channel above a discharge channel that is aligned with the discharge opening.
- the small item in the recess 33 aligned with the discharge opening protrudes into the discharge channel located below.
- the height of the discharge channel therefore does not exactly correspond to the height of the small item located therein. If a conventional separating section were used in the embodiment shown, it would try to slide itself between the small item and lift the upper small item arranged in the recess and prevent the discharge of this small item by means of a positive connection between the upper small item and the separating section. However, since the upper small item protrudes into the lower discharge channel, it would be likely that the upper small item would be damaged in the case shown.
- the holding section arranged above the discharge opening 19 is deformed by the small items arranged in the recess or a storage channel above a discharge channel due to its property of being elastically deformable at least in sections, this presses against the wall 34 of the recess and prevents the small items from entering the discharge channel due to a frictional connection between the small items, the wall and the holding section.
- the upper small item were to protrude, it would be held and not released together with the small item in the delivery channel. Because it is held, the upper small item is not damaged either.
- the invention therefore makes it possible for small items of different heights to be separated using the same separating device, as long as it is ensured that the delivery channel corresponds at least to the height of a small item to be released. Because it is held, a small item must not protrude significantly beyond a delivery channel.
- Figures 3a and 3b show detailed views of the separating device/holding device combination.
- Figure 3a once again shows the arrangement of the holding device 40 in relation to the separating device 30, and it is shown that the holding section 42 extends into the slot 36.
- Figure 3b shows the holding device 40 in the state in which a small piece of goods is held in a recess. As can be seen, a section 42' of the elastically deformable holding section 42 is deformed by the held small piece of goods (not shown).
- Figures 4a and 4b show sectional views of the first embodiment with complete separating device, whereby the small items are omitted.
- the figures show the design of the delivery channels 32 as well as the webs 31 arranged between them and the recesses 33 arranged above them (in the form of storage channels) as well as the webs 35 arranged between them.
- both the delivery channels and the recesses are adapted to the Shape of the small items (with the limitations and advantages described above).
- the holding section 42 of the holding device 40 extends into the slot 36 between the webs between the discharge channels and recesses.
- Figures 5a and 5b show a top view of the combination separating device/holding device, Figure 5b being a detailed view of a section of Figure 5a.
- the recesses 33 which are not aligned with the holding device, it can be seen that the small piece goods 2 are not shown as being in contact with the wall. It is practically unlikely that the small piece goods are arranged in the recesses in exactly the same way, i.e. without contact with the wall, and the illustration was only chosen to illustrate the difference to the recess which is aligned with the holding device (and thus the discharge opening).
- the upper recess 33' is rotated towards the holding device or aligned with it.
- the holding section Due to the material properties of the holding section, it deforms again and returns to its original state when the separating device is rotated, i.e. the recess 33 ' is moved out of the contact area with the Holding section is rotated. As soon as the holding section comes into contact with the "next" small piece of goods, the holding section is deformed by this small piece of goods and then presses this small piece of goods against the wall of the associated recess.
- Figures 6a and 6b, 7, 8, 9a and 9b show various embodiments of a holding device.
- the holding section 42 comprises a plurality of elastically deformable bristles 43 which in the embodiment shown are adapted to the curve of the slot between the webs and are fastened in a base plate 44 of the holding section.
- the end face of the majority of the bristles is not curved but straight, parallel to the base plate 44.
- the exact material properties and number of bristles depend on the application, i.e. the exact shape, nature and weight of the small item to be separated or held. If, for example, capsule-shaped medication portions are to be separated or held.
- the force applied to this capsule must be less than is necessary, for example, for capsule-shaped small items made of metal.
- the number and the restoring force of the bristles can be lower for the medicinal portions than for small items made of metal.
- the surface of the small items is also important for adjusting the holding section. If it is smooth, more force is required than if it is roughened. The exact nature of the bristles and the number to be used can be easily deduced by the expert from the factors mentioned above.
- the bristles preferably extend parallel to one another orthogonally from the base plate 44 of the holding section and are preferably made of a plastic with the aforementioned material properties. Suitable plastics are especially foams and silicones, these are available cost-effectively in tested and approved qualities.
- Figure 8 shows a further embodiment of a holding device in which the holding section 42 is made of a foam which has rounded corners on the front side protruding into the slot, but is otherwise straight.
- the front side can also be curved, as is indicated in Figure 9a.
- Figure 9b shows schematically how a section 42' of the holding section (comprising an elastically deformable material) is "pressed in” by a small piece of goods 2, whereby this section forms a counterforce and presses the small piece of goods against the wall of a recess (not shown).
- the possibilities for designing the holding section are not limited to those mentioned above; what is essential is that it fulfils the function according to the invention, namely to press a small item arranged above a discharge channel aligned with the discharge opening against the wall of the corresponding recess and thus to prevent it from entering the discharge channel by means of a frictional connection.
- Figure 10 shows a side view of the combination separating device/holding device of a second embodiment of the storage container according to the invention.
- the separating device above the discharge channels does not comprise any recesses designed as storage channels (as in the first embodiment), but rather the recesses 33 formed above the discharge channels, indicated by dashed lines, are not separated from one another by webs, so that an annular groove 38 is formed above the discharge channels, the outer circumference of which (which is displaced radially inwards in relation to the outer circumference of the base body of the separating device) above the discharge channels provides the walls 34 (above the discharge channels), against which a small piece of goods is pressed and thus held by frictional connection can be held.
- This is indicated in the "right” section of Figure 10. How exactly the singling device is designed depends in particular on the shape of the small items.
- a preferred embodiment of the method according to the invention for separating small items of goods using a storage container is briefly described below.
- a plurality of items of goods 2 are provided in a receiving space 13 of a housing 10 of the storage container, as shown for example in Figures 1a and 1b, the items of goods being omitted in the aforementioned figures to illustrate the components of the storage container.
- the small items of goods are then introduced into the discharge channels 32 - due to the design of the separating device, many small items of goods will reach the discharge channels immediately upon filling, if necessary. some must be moved into the delivery channels by "shaking" or by slightly turning the separating device.
- a delivery channel 32 is rotated via the delivery opening 19 by a rotary movement of the separating device 30, whereby a small item arranged in the delivery channel 32 rotated via the delivery opening 19 is discharged via the delivery opening due to gravity (see Figure 2b).
- a small item 2' is arranged via the delivery channel 32 rotated via the delivery opening 19 by the rotary movement of the separating device. See Figures 2b and 5a, 5b, whereby only the combination of separating device/holding device is shown in 5a and 5b. In the figures shown, the small item 2' is held in place with recesses arranged above the delivery channels. 33 (here in the form of storage channels) are arranged above the discharge channel.
- this is regularly done in such a way take place so that the small piece goods remain "stationary" (depending on the shape, number and weight of the other small piece goods (not shown)), and the delivery channel is moved "under" the small piece goods.
- the small item which is arranged above the discharge channel, which is rotated above the discharge opening, is pressed against the wall 34 of the corresponding recess by a holding section 42 of a holding device 41 which is elastically deformable in sections, and is thus prevented from entering the discharge channel aligned with the discharge opening by frictional engagement.
- the holding section 42 which comprises a plurality of bristles 43, is elastically deformed, the deformed section 42' pressing the small item 2' against the wall 34 due to its elasticity.
- the restoring force of the elastic section is set such that the small item is prevented from entering the discharge channel, even if the small item has already been discharged in the aligned discharge channel. As already mentioned above, this restoring force must be adjusted depending on the items to be separated.
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| KR1020257028415A KR20250162775A (ko) | 2023-03-24 | 2024-02-22 | 블리스터 디스펜서용 보관 및 분배 스테이션을 위한 보관 용기 및 소형 물품의 개별화 방법(storage container for a storage and dispensing station for a blister dispenser, and method for individualizing small piece goods) |
| JP2025555500A JP2026511122A (ja) | 2023-03-24 | 2024-02-22 | ブリスタ包装機用の保管および排出ステーション用の保管容器、ならびに小型物品を個別供給するための方法 |
| CN202480021280.6A CN120858057A (zh) | 2023-03-24 | 2024-02-22 | 用于泡罩包装机的存储分发站的储存容器和用于分离小件货物的方法 |
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