EP0705788B1 - Verfahren zum Abfüllen eines flüssigen Füllgutes in Flaschen oder dergl. Behälter - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B67—OPENING, CLOSING OR CLEANING BOTTLES, JARS OR SIMILAR CONTAINERS; LIQUID HANDLING
- B67C—CLEANING, FILLING WITH LIQUIDS OR SEMILIQUIDS, OR EMPTYING, OF BOTTLES, JARS, CANS, CASKS, BARRELS, OR SIMILAR CONTAINERS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; FUNNELS
- B67C3/00—Bottling liquids or semiliquids; Filling jars or cans with liquids or semiliquids using bottling or like apparatus; Filling casks or barrels with liquids or semiliquids
- B67C3/02—Bottling liquids or semiliquids; Filling jars or cans with liquids or semiliquids using bottling or like apparatus
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- B67C3/286—Flow-control devices, e.g. using valves related to flow rate control, i.e. controlling slow and fast filling phases
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B67—OPENING, CLOSING OR CLEANING BOTTLES, JARS OR SIMILAR CONTAINERS; LIQUID HANDLING
- B67C—CLEANING, FILLING WITH LIQUIDS OR SEMILIQUIDS, OR EMPTYING, OF BOTTLES, JARS, CANS, CASKS, BARRELS, OR SIMILAR CONTAINERS, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; FUNNELS
- B67C3/00—Bottling liquids or semiliquids; Filling jars or cans with liquids or semiliquids using bottling or like apparatus; Filling casks or barrels with liquids or semiliquids
- B67C3/02—Bottling liquids or semiliquids; Filling jars or cans with liquids or semiliquids using bottling or like apparatus
- B67C3/06—Bottling liquids or semiliquids; Filling jars or cans with liquids or semiliquids using bottling or like apparatus using counterpressure, i.e. filling while the container is under pressure
- B67C3/10—Bottling liquids or semiliquids; Filling jars or cans with liquids or semiliquids using bottling or like apparatus using counterpressure, i.e. filling while the container is under pressure preliminary filling with inert gases, e.g. carbon dioxide
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- the invention relates to a method according to the preamble Claim 1.
- the object of the invention is to demonstrate a method which these aforementioned, partially contradictory Brings demands in an optimal way in line with the lowest possible air and oxygen content in the pre-stressed containers to the lowest possible consumption Ensures inert gas when filling.
- the respective container in the pre-treatment phase exclusively using steam (water vapor), taking time successive rinsing takes place at least twice or further, with each rinse or before each introduction of the steam is evacuated into the interior of the container.
- steam water vapor
- a pressure in the container after evacuation prevails at which the evaporation temperature or saturated steam temperature well below the temperature of the at Treatment supplied steam is, for example in the Range between 40 and 60 ° C, preferably around 45 ° C.
- This will cause condensation or separation in the Containers when rinsing with steam, especially then avoided if the container or its wall a Has temperature that is significantly below the temperature of the introduced steam is. Preheating the containers Avoidance of condensation is not necessary.
- the container is evacuated again. Is preferred each time the container is evacuated, about 90% of its total volume evacuated.
- a double rinse i.e. a double initiation of Steam, each with a previous evacuation and another following the second rinse Evacuation.
- the container is then pre-stressed with inert gas, being in a preferred embodiment of the invention when prestressing a partial prestressing from the Return gas collection duct is made.
- the method according to the invention ensures high concentrations of inert gas or small amounts of air and oxygen in the respective container during the actual Filling, with an extremely low consumption Inert gas, as this is only used for pre-tensioning. Due to the low consumption of inert gas, the Filling costs as well as the emissions of inert gas to the Significantly reduce atmosphere.
- the Rinsing the amount of steam introduced into the container precisely controlled, preferably time-controlled and independent on the respective output with which the filling system is operated becomes.
- All-round design is thus the one in the container amount of steam introduced regardless of the speed and Performance of this machine.
- the cost of the amount of steam required for rinsing is much lower than the cost of a corresponding one Amount of inert gas.
- 1 is a filling element, which together with a variety of similar filling elements around the circumference a vertical machine axis rotating rotor 2 one Filling machine circumferential design is provided.
- the vertical machine axis On rotor 2 is also a common for all filling elements 1, the vertical machine axis also concentrically enclosing Ring bowl 3 provided for receiving and Feeding the liquid filling material to the individual filling elements 1 serves.
- the ring bowl 3 is up to a predetermined Level N filled with this product, in such a way that above the level N or that of the liquid filling material occupied liquid space 4, a gas space 5 is formed is.
- the ring bowl 3 or its liquid space 4 is on a line, not shown, for supplying the liquid Filling material connected.
- the gas space 5 is over a line, also not shown, to a source for an inert compressed gas (preferably CO2 gas) connected in such a way that in the operation of the filling machine the gas space 5 one predetermined constant overpressure (filling pressure P1).
- an inert compressed gas preferably CO2 gas
- Each filling element 1 has a housing 9, in which a Liquid channel 10 is formed, one end of which an opening 11 in connection with the liquid space 4 stands.
- the other end of the liquid channel 10 forms the bottom of the filling element 1 or the housing 9 a annular discharge opening 12 for the liquid filling, which a return gas pipe 13 'concentrically forming a return gas duct 13 encloses.
- the return gas duct 13 is part of the gas path when salting, evacuating, pretensioning, etc., as follows is still described.
- Liquid valve 16 which has a valve body 17, which in the illustrated embodiment is made in one piece with the return gas pipe 13 'and around a predetermined stroke in the direction of the filling element axis FA between a raised, the liquid valve 16 opening position shown in FIG. 1 and a lowered one, which closes the liquid valve 16 Position is movable, namely by a pneumatic Actuator 18.
- a centering tulip 19 is also provided, against which or whose seal 20 the respective bottle 7 with its bottle mouth 7 'lies tight when filling and which in turn is tight bears against the underside of the housing 9, so that at Filling element 1 attached bottle 7 the interior of this Bottle sealed to the outside via the discharge opening 12 with the liquid channel 10 is connected.
- the Filling element 1 attached bottle 7 also reach the return gas pipe 13 'and the probe 14 through the bottle mouth 7' in the inside of the bottle 7.
- Each filling element 1 also has a control valve device, which in the illustrated embodiment of four individually controllable valves 21, 22, 23 and 35 exists, which is designed as a pneumatically actuated valve and are connected as follows:
- the space 25 stands with the top end of the annular, trained within the return gas tube 13 'and the probe 14 surrounding return gas channel 13 in connection.
- connection 36 with a steam source common to all filling elements 1 which in the embodiment shown is formed by a steam channel 37, the saturated steam or superheated steam with a temperature of approx. 120-135 ° C. at an overpressure P4 of about 1.0 - 2.0 bar leads, and on the output side via a channel section 38 with the space 25.
- a channel 32 is also in the housing 9 of each filling element 1 provided the output of valve 22 with the input of valve 23, i.e. the channel 30 with the channel 29 and thus connects the return gas collecting duct 6 with the space 25 and in the in series a ball or check valve 33 and a throttle 34 are arranged, namely the check valve 33 such that it closes when the pressure in room 25 below the Pressure P2 of the return gas collecting duct 6 is.
- this check valve Since the pressure P4 in the steam channel 37 is lower than the pressure P2 in the return gas collection channel 6, this check valve has the Advantage that the treatment described in more detail below the respective bottle 7 with the steam is possible, without that for separating the return gas collecting duct 6 from Bottle 7 interior and for preventing intrusion of steam in the return gas collection channel 6 another controlled valve is necessary.
- the formation of the control valve device the filling element is therefore essential simplified.
- the respective bottle 7 is filled by each filling element 1 assigned lifting member, of which only the Bottle plate 39 is reproduced in the usual way raised from below to the filling element 1 and with it Bottle mouth 7 'in sealing position with the filling element 1 brought.
- the valve 21 is replaced by the electronic Control device 40 opened, whereby via the channels 24 and 26, the room 25, the return gas duct 13 and the open Valve 21 connects the interior of the bottle 7 and the vacuum channel 8 for evacuating the bottle 7 becomes.
- the check valve 33 is located here in the closed position, since the pressure in room 25 clearly is below the pressure P2 of the return gas collecting duct 6.
- This process step which in FIG. 2 in position a is reproduced, is in time and / or by the choice of Vacuum P3 in the vacuum channel 8 controlled so that about a 90% vacuum is obtained in the respective bottle 7, i.e. only about 10% of what was originally in the bottle Air volume remained in this.
- bottle 7 is a 1.0 l bottle with a total volume of 1030 ml, so are at the end this process step about 103 ml of air in the Bottle 7, i.e. 927 ml of air were removed.
- valve 21 After expiry of an electronic control device 40 Freely selectable evacuation time, the valve 21 is again closed. This opens at the same time or afterwards Valve 35, through which a connection between the Steam channel 37 and the space 25 is made so that steam via the return gas pipe 13 ′ protruding into the bottle 7 flows into the interior of the bottle 7, for a first rinsing this interior with saturated steam.
- About the Control electronics 40 is the opening time of the valve 35 so preselected or controlled that such an amount of steam in the bottle is inserted, which is about a quarter of the Total volume of the bottle, i.e. corresponds to about 250 ml.
- the flushing time can be varied by the control device 40 be, so that any amount of steam can be enlarged is possible with this first rinse.
- the check valve 33 is also in this method step due to the pressure difference between the Pressure P2 of the return gas collecting duct 6 and the pressure in Interior of bottle 7 closed. To do this reliably reach, the pressure P2 is greater than the pressure P4 im Steam channel 37.
- This first rinse of the bottle is in position b Fig. 2 reproduced.
- the valve 35 becomes again closed.
- the valve 21 is opened immediately thereafter and thus a connection of the interior of the bottle 7 with the vacuum channel. So there is another Evacuation of the bottle 7 via the return gas duct 13 90% vacuum, i.e. it will be according to the illustration position c of Fig. 2 from the bottle about 177 ml of steam and 73 ml of residual air removed, so that in the bottle about 73 ml of steam and 30 ml of air remain.
- valve 21 After expiry of the freely selectable via the control electronics 40 Time for the second evacuation, the valve 21 is closed. Analogous to method step 2, opening the Valves 35 in turn saturated steam from the steam channel 37 the return gas duct 13 is blown into the bottle 7, specifically in turn controlled an amount of steam that is about a quarter corresponds to the total volume of the bottle, i.e. about 250 ml.
- the input is controlled Steam amount by controlling the opening time of the valve 35. By extending the opening or rinsing time, the introduced amount of steam changed, for example, increased will.
- This second rinse also has the advantage that by evacuating the saturated steam temperature beforehand is very low, so condensation is avoided.
- Valve 35 For the initiation of this process step, which is also called End evacuation of the bottle 7 can be called that Valve 35 closed again.
- the valve 21 is again opened, which again connects the interior of the Bottle 7 with the vacuum channel 8 is made and a Evacuate the bottle 7 via the return gas pipe 13 ' about 90% vacuum takes place.
- This step is in 2 shown in position e.
- the valve 21 is closed in a time-controlled manner. Simultaneously or immediately thereafter, the valve 22 is opened, thus establishing an unthrottled connection between the return gas collection channel 6 and the interior of the bottle 7, specifically via the open valve 22, the channels 30, 28 and 29, the space 25 and the return gas channel 13. the interior of the bottle 7 is compared with the CO2 - biased gas from the return gas collecting channel on the local pressure P2.
- CO2 - Gas used, that is, the CO2 emitted during filling 6 to the return gas collecting channel - gas quantity is thus recovered for the process.
- the valve 22 is closed in a time-controlled manner by the control device 40. Then the control valve 23 is opened, thus establishing an unthrottled connection between the interior of the bottle 7 and the gas space 5, via the channels 31 and 24, the space 5, the return gas channel 13 and the opened valve 23.
- the interior of the bottle 7 is compared with the CO2 -, biased gas from the gas space 5, which also has a high concentration of CO2, and that is on the adjusted in the gas space 5 filling pressure P1, for example, an overpressure of 2.5 bar.
- the check valve 33 opens, so that a throttled connection to the return gas collecting duct 6 results via this valve and the throttle 34.
- the here over flowing during pretensioning amount of CO2 - but gas can be neglected, especially since this CO2 - gas from the return gas collecting duct 6 again for the partial tempering (step 6) is used.
- the connection between the bottle 7 and the gas space 5 is interrupted by closing the valve 23.
- the liquid valve 16 is opened.
- the ball valve 33 remains open.
- the throttle 34 provides a throttling of the displaced from the bottle 7 via the return gas passage 13 into the return gas collecting duct 6 CO2 - Gas flow, and thus for a gentle and slow Angioll Anlagen.
- the filling speed actually achieved here results from the effective cross section of the throttle 34 and from the pressure difference between the pressures P1 and P2. These parameters can be set depending on the sensitivity of the product to be filled.
- the duration of the filling phase is controlled by the control electronics 40 and is limited, for example, to a few 100 ms. Slow filling is not necessary for insensitive products.
- the valve 23 is opened so that over the return gas channel 13 and the open valve 23 an unthrottled gas path in the gas space 5 results, namely in addition to the gas path via the throttle 34, which is one Filling speed that is essentially determined by the static height difference between the level N of the product level in the ring bowl 3 and in the respective bottle 7 is determined.
- the filling speed can meet the requirements of each Contents and / or the shape of the respective bottle 7 be adjusted.
- the quick filling phase ends when the product level has reached the narrowing bottleneck, namely controlled by the probe 14 or by one at the lower end this probe provided probe contact 15.
- the rapid filling phase can also be time-controlled by the control electronics 40 are ended.
- valve 23 After the rapid filling phase, the valve 23 turns again closed, so that the same filling speed as when filling slowly. After addressing the Probe 14 or one further towards the probe tip probe contact placed at the top is after a preselectable or set correction time the liquid valve 16 closed.
- a settling phase can not ascend dissolved gas bubbles to the surface in the presence of the filling material, whereby the formation of foam in the bottle or the bottle neck is avoided.
- the valve 22 is closed and the valve 21 by the Control electronics 40 opened briefly, for one Connection of the interior of the bottle to the vacuum channel 8.
- the opening time of the Valves 21 dimensioned so that immediately before pulling the bottle 7 from the filling element 1 inside the bottle there is a slight overpressure.
- the bottle 7 will then by lowering the bottle plate 39 in the usual way subtracted from the filling element 1.
- the method described above has the advantage of extremely low CO2 - consumption as well as the advantage of an economical use of steam.
- a consumption of CO2 - gas is generated only during the final depressurization by the emitted into the vacuum channel 8 gas quantity. This amount of gas is extremely small, even if only because of the low volume, which in the final depressurization of CO2 - is taken gas.
- the total amount of CO2 - gas consumed when relieving the load, ie when filling, is 30 - 50 g per hectoliter of filling.
- the amount of steam consumed when washing bottles 7 taking into account losses caused by Condensation occurs about 113 g of bottled per hectoliter Product.
- the probe 14 preferably has at least two probe contacts 15 at different heights on so that the initiation and termination with these contacts of step 10 can be controlled.
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- in vereinfachter Darstellung und im Schnitt ein füllrohrloses Füllelement zum Abfüllen eines flüssigen Füllgutes in Flaschen unter Gegendruck;
- Fig. 2
- in Positionen a - f, die der eigentlichen Füllphase vorausgehenden Verfahrensschritte bei einer Ausführungsform des erfindungsgemäßen Verfahrens, und zwar zur Erläuterung der in diesen Verfahrensschritten aus der jeweiligen Flasche abgeführten Luft- und Gasmengen, sowie der der jeweiligen Flasche zugeführten Menge an Wasserdampf.
ausgangsseitig über einen Kanalabschnitt 38 mit dem Raum 25.
Weitere derartige Spül- und Evakuierungsvorgänge können sich anschließen.
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- Füllelement
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- Rotor
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- Ringkessel
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- Flüssigkeitsraum
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- Gasraum
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- Rückgassammelkanal
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- Flasche
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- Flaschenmündung
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- Vakuumkanal
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- Gehäuse
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- Flüssigkeitskanal
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- Öffnung
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- Abgabeöffnung
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- Rückgasrohr
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- Rückgaskanal
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- Sonde
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- Sondenkontakt
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- Flüssigkeitsventil
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- Ventilkörper
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- Betätigungseinrichtung
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- Zentriertulpe
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- Dichtung
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- Ventil
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- Kanal
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- Raum
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- Kanal
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- Kanal
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- Rückschlagventil
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- Drossel
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- Ventil
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- Anschluß
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- Dampfkanal
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- Kanalabschnitt
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- Flaschenteller
- 40
- Steuereinrichtung
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- Verfahren zum Füllen von Flaschen oder dergl. Behälter (7) mit einem flüssigen Füllgut unter Verwendung eines Füllsystems mit wenigstens einem Füllelement (1), mit einem eine Abgabeöffnung (12) für das flüssige Füllgut bildenden und ein Flüssigkeitsventil (16) aufweisenden Flüssigkeitskanal (10) sowie mit wenigstens einem Gasweg (13), bei dem (Verfahren) der jeweilige, in Dichtlage mit dem Füllelement (1) befindliche Behälter (7) in einer Vorspannphase über den Gasweg mit einem Inert-Gas, vorzugsweise CO2-Gas vorgespannt wird, welches in einer anschließenden Füllphase, in der bei geöffnetem Flüssigkeitsventil (16) das flüssige Füllgut dem Innenraum des Behälters über die Abgabeöffnung (12) zufließt, zumindest zeitweise über den Gasweg (13) in einen Rückgas-Sammelkanal (6) verdrängt wird, und bei dem (Verfahren) der Vorspannphase eine Vorbehandlungsphase zeitlich vorausgeht, in welcher der Innenraum des jeweiligen Behälters zum Verdrängen von Luft gespült und eine Beaufschlagung des Innenraumes des Behälters mit einem Unterdruck (Evakuieren des Behälters) sowie ein Einleiten von Dampf in den Behälter (7) erfolgt, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das Spülen in der Vorbehandlungsphase ausschließlich unter Verwendung von Dampf erfolgt, und zwar durch wenigstens ein erstes Spülen und ein zeitlich folgendes weiteres Spülen, wobei bei jedem Spülen zunächst ein Evakuieren des Innenraums des Behälters (7) und anschließend ein gesteuerte Einleiten einer vorbestimmten Menge an Dampf in den Innenraum des Behälters (7) erfolgen, und zwar unabhängig von der Leistung, mit der das Füllsystem betrieben wird, und daß sich an das zeitlich letzte Spülen ein nochmaliges Evakuieren des Innenraumes des Behälters (7) anschließt.
- Verfahren nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß Einleiten des Dampfes jeweils zeitgesteuert erfolgt.
- Verfahren nach Anspruch 1 oder 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Innenraum des Behälters (7) zum jeweiligen Evakuieren über eine erste Steuerventilanordnung (21) zeitgesteuert mit einer Quelle für den Unterdruck, beispielsweise mit einem Vakuum-Kanal (8) verbunden wird.
- Verfahren nach einem der Ansprüche 1 - 3, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Innenraum des Behälters (7) zum Einleiten der vorbestimmten Menge an Dampf beim jeweiligen Spülen über eine zweite Steuerventilanordnung (35) zeitgesteuert mit einer Quelle für den Dampf, vorzugsweise mit einem Dampfkanal (37) verbunden wird.
- Verfahren nach einem der Ansprüche 1 - 4, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß in der Vorbehandlungsphase ein erstes Evakuieren mit einem anschließenden ersten Einleiten von Dampf, dann ein zweites Evakuieren mit einem anschließenden zweiten Einleiten von Dampf und ein drittes Evakuieren erfolgen, an welches sich das Vorspannen des Behälters (7) mit Inert-Gas anschließt.
- Verfahren nach einem der Ansprüche 1 - 5, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Unterdruck der Unterdruckquelle (8) sowie die Dauer der jeweiligen Evakuierung des Behälters so gewählt sind, daß sich im Behälter am Ende des Evakuierens jeweils ein Unterdruck von etwa 0,5 -0,95 bar einstellt.
- Verfahren nach einem der Ansprüche 1 - 6, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Unterdruck der Unterdruckquelle (8) sowie die Dauer der jeweiligen Evakuierung des Behälters (7) so gewählt sind, daß der Behälter (7) etwa zu 90% seines Gesamtvolumens evakuiert wird.
- Verfahren nach einem der Ansprüche 1 - 7, gekennzeichnet durch die Verwendung von Satt-Dampf mit einer Temperatur zwischen etwa 111 und 155° C und mit einem Überdruck von ca. 0,5 - 4,5 bar, vorzugsweise mit einer Temperatur zwischen 120 - 130°C und mit einem Überdruck von ca. 1,0 - 2,5 bar.
- Verfahren nach einem der Ansprüche 1 - 8, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Beaufschlagung des Innenraumes des Behälters (7) mit einem Dampfdruck (P4) erfolgt, der kleiner ist als ein in dem Rückgas-Sammelkanal (6) eingestellter Druck.
- Verfahren nach einem der Ansprüche 1 - 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß im Gasweg, über welchen während der Füllphase das Inert-Gas zumindest zeitweise in den Rückgas-Sammelkanal (6) verdrängt wird, ein Rückschlagventil (33) verwendet ist, welches nur dann öffnet, wenn der Druck im Behälter höher ist als der Druck im Rückgas-Sammelkanal (6).
- Verfahren nach einem der Ansprüche 1 - 10, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Unterdruck der Unterdruckquelle (8) und die Dauer der jeweiligen Evakuierung so eingestellt sind, daß sich im Innenraum des Behälters (7) nach dem Evakuieren ein Unterdruck ergibt, bei dem die Verdampfungstemperatur von Wasser oder die Satt-Dampftemperataur etwa zwischen 40 -60° C liegt, vorzugsweise etwa 45° C beträgt.
- Verfahren nach einem der Ansprüche 1 - 11, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß das Vorspannen des Behälters (7) teilweise auf dem Rückgas-Sammelkanal (6) erfolgt.
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