SU44175A1 - Thick Liquid Spill Device - Google Patents

Description

For packing bulk or liquid bodies there are various devices separating portions of the packaged material by weight or by volume. The first ones, in which the material usually passes through automatic scales, execute their treasury with sufficient accuracy, but in most cases they are rather complicated and require careful supervision; the latter, distributing material by volume, although not so strictly accurate in terms of weight, are much simpler throughout the whole structure and handling.

In the proposed second type of device, assigned for packaging mainly thick liquids, such as jam, jam, etc., the material is divided into certain equal, equal portions in the draft tank by means of vertically mobile partitions in it, after which the liquid from each the compartment formed by them is released into a packaged container-can, etc.

In view of the special purpose of the device for thick liquids, the walls of its receiving and dispensing tanks are made hollow and heated by circulating hot water through them in order to achieve sufficient fluidity of the spill liquid.

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In the drawing, schematically depicting a general perspective view of the device, it can be seen that it consists of a receiving trough 7 of a trough-shaped form and a pouring tank located below it 3 in the form of a box with straight side walls mounted on a bed 2. Below the tank 3 in the same The frame is fitted with W cells for setting cans. Vertically movable by means of a simple hand or foot device 6, the dividers 5 of the filling tank 3 can be divided with sufficient tightness into equal-sized compartments 4 (eight such compartments are shown for example). In the bottom of each compartment, concave downwards, there are funnels 8, closed by a common valve 9. The walls and the bottoms of both tanks are made double and hot water circulates through them.

The thick liquid to be packaged is poured into the receiving tank 7, where it is preheated by hot water circulating through its hollow walls, and then through a drainage hole 7 equipped with a stop valve, it is discharged into the tapping tank 3 to a known level indicated by the gauge, in advance designed in such a way that in each, formed by partitions, compartment 4 of the tank was placed a certain required amount of weight preserves or the like packaged material. Funnels 8, of course, are closed. Then the baffles 5 lifted up to that time descend to the bottom of the tank 3, divide its mass into required quantities, and finally, with the simultaneous help of the common gate P, opening all the craters 8, the mass from each compartment 4 is completely released into the funnel jar.

The first measurements made are weighed on the balance to verify the correct height of the level to which the liquid is poured into the tank 3.

About receiving tank 7 can be

not one, but several bottling bacoses were supplied, so that at the same time a large number of banoks could be cast.

The subject matter of the invention.

A device for dispensing thick liquids, times;: a 1-1 tank of which has hollow walls and the bottom of which is equipped with drain holes, opened and closed by a damper common to all holes, - the tank is equipped with movable in the vertical direction by partitions separating closed thick liquid on equal, predetermined volume portions.