WO2013011243A1 - Distributeur nomade rechargeable. - Google Patents
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- WO2013011243A1 WO2013011243A1 PCT/FR2012/051713 FR2012051713W WO2013011243A1 WO 2013011243 A1 WO2013011243 A1 WO 2013011243A1 FR 2012051713 W FR2012051713 W FR 2012051713W WO 2013011243 A1 WO2013011243 A1 WO 2013011243A1
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B05—SPRAYING OR ATOMISING IN GENERAL; APPLYING FLUENT MATERIALS TO SURFACES, IN GENERAL
- B05B—SPRAYING APPARATUS; ATOMISING APPARATUS; NOZZLES
- B05B11/00—Single-unit hand-held apparatus in which flow of contents is produced by the muscular force of the operator at the moment of use
- B05B11/0005—Components or details
- B05B11/0037—Containers
- B05B11/0056—Containers with an additional opening for filling or refilling
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B05—SPRAYING OR ATOMISING IN GENERAL; APPLYING FLUENT MATERIALS TO SURFACES, IN GENERAL
- B05B—SPRAYING APPARATUS; ATOMISING APPARATUS; NOZZLES
- B05B11/00—Single-unit hand-held apparatus in which flow of contents is produced by the muscular force of the operator at the moment of use
- B05B11/01—Single-unit hand-held apparatus in which flow of contents is produced by the muscular force of the operator at the moment of use characterised by the means producing the flow
- B05B11/10—Pump arrangements for transferring the contents from the container to a pump chamber by a sucking effect and forcing the contents out through the dispensing nozzle
- B05B11/1001—Piston pumps
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B05—SPRAYING OR ATOMISING IN GENERAL; APPLYING FLUENT MATERIALS TO SURFACES, IN GENERAL
- B05B—SPRAYING APPARATUS; ATOMISING APPARATUS; NOZZLES
- B05B11/00—Single-unit hand-held apparatus in which flow of contents is produced by the muscular force of the operator at the moment of use
- B05B11/0005—Components or details
- B05B11/0037—Containers
- B05B11/0054—Cartridges, i.e. containers specially designed for easy attachment to or easy removal from the rest of the sprayer
Definitions
- the present invention relates to a rechargeable portable dispenser comprising a fluid reservoir associated with a manual pump.
- Nomadic distributors are small capacity distributors that can easily be transported, especially when traveling.
- the preferred fields of application of the present invention are those of perfumery, cosmetics or even pharmacy.
- So-called nomadic dispensers are increasingly used in the field of perfumery to allow users to perfume traveling with the same fragrance as that of the distributor remained at home.
- conventional dispensers include a medium capacity tank, so that the transport of these distributors is not always easy.
- the current regulations on air transport greatly limit the capacity of liquid product in the cabin.
- the size of the nomadic distributor is specially adapted to allow their easy and authorized transport. The size of these nomadic dispensers is reduced because of the reduced capacity of the fluid reservoir. That is why it is necessary to be able to fill them easily when they are empty.
- nomadic distributors are already known whose tank is equipped with a filling orifice provided with a non-return valve.
- the valve can be forced into the open position by an actuating rod of a pump or a valve mounted on a reserve of fluid.
- actuating rod of a pump or a valve mounted on a reserve of fluid When it comes to a valve, simply press the filling valve of the nomadic dispenser on the actuating rod of the valve of the reserve to allow continuous filling of the tank of the nomadic distributor.
- a pump it is necessary to move the nomadic distributor axially back and forth several times on the actuating rod of the pump of the reserve.
- the reserve of fluid product will be equipped with a valve or a pump, and it is the nomadic dispenser assembly that must be moved to depress the actuating rod of the valve or pump.
- the present invention aims to define a rechargeable nomadic dispenser of another type whose filling gesture is different from that of the aforementioned prior art. More specifically, the present invention aims to fill the tank of the nomadic dispenser simply by operating the nomadic distributor pump, as is the case when it is normally used to dispense the fluid product. As a result, the user simply deposits the nomadic dispenser on the reserve or source of fluid product (without pump or valve), and presses on the pusher of the pump of the nomadic dispenser, the actuation of the pusher causing the filling of the dispenser. reservoir of the nomadic distributor.
- the present invention provides a rechargeable portable dispenser comprising a fluid reservoir comprising an upper end forming a neck and a lower end forming a filling orifice closed at rest by a valve, a pump mounted on the upper end of the reservoir for sampling fluid, a pusher mounted on the pump for actuating it, characterized in that the reservoir defines two internal compartments communicating with each other by an upper passage located near the upper end of the reservoir and a lower passage located near the lower end of the reservoir, the valve being movable between two seats, a first seat closing the orifice of the tank and a second filling seat closing the lower passage during a filling phase of the tank.
- the two compartments communicate with each other through two passages, one of which is selectively closable by means of the valve which closes the filling orifice of the reservoir.
- the valve when the valve is in the rest position, the two passages are open and the tank behaves as if there was no compartmentalization of the tank, while during a filling phase of the tank, the two compartments communicate only through the upper passage and the fluid drawn through the open filling port can fill one of the compartments until the fluid level reaches the level of the upper passage connecting the two compartments.
- the nomadic dispenser can be removed from its reserve or source of fluid, which causes the closure of the filling port by the valve, and the opening of the lower passage communicating the two compartments.
- the lower passage may be formed by the valve.
- the valve is the movement of the valve forming the underpass which allows to close the underpass.
- the compartments may be delimited by an inner socket disposed in an outer shell, thereby defining an inner compartment and an outer compartment which at least partially surrounds the inner compartment.
- the sleeve defines the upper passage.
- the sleeve defines the filling seat of the valve. The sleeve can further serve to guide the valve between these two seats.
- the pump communicates mainly with the outer compartment through the lower passage when the valve closes the filling port.
- the pump communicates with the outer compartment through the upper passage when the lower passage is closed.
- the pump extends into the inner compartment and comprises a dip tube which extends to near the valve.
- the dip tube may advantageously serve to axially guide the valve between these two seats.
- the sleeve defines a lower annular edge forming the filling seat, this lower edge being disposed at a distance from an upper edge of the filling orifice forming the rest seat, the valve being movable between these two seats against a spring urging him in contact with the rest seat.
- the spring can advantageously be guided by the plunger tube of the pump.
- FIG. 1 is a view in vertical cross-section through a rechargeable portable dispenser according to the invention ready to be placed on a reserve or source of fluid product,
- FIG. 2 is an exploded view of FIG. 1, and
- FIG. 3 is a view similar to that of FIG. 1 with the rechargeable portable dispenser engaged with the reserve or source of fluid to fill the reservoir of the nomadic dispenser.
- the rechargeable nomadic distributor generally designated by the letter N comprises two subassemblies, namely a fluid reservoir 1 and a pump 5 mounted on the reservoir 1 in a fixed and sealed manner, and advantageously permanently.
- a reserve or fluid source S which is advantageously devoid of pump or valve.
- the source of fluid product S is simply provided with an outlet valve 7 biased by a spring 8 so as to compress a seal 71.
- a plunger tube 91 conveys fluid product at the outlet valve 7.
- the fluid reservoir 1 of the portable rechargeable dispenser N comprises three essential components, namely an outer shell 2, an inner sleeve 3 and a valve 4. These three elements can be made by injection molding of suitable plastic material.
- the outer shell 2 comprises an open upper end defining a neck 21 which serves to attach the pump 5, as will be seen below. At its lower end, the outer shell 2 forms a filling orifice 22 forming an upper edge serving as a check valve seat 23.
- the outer shell 2 is of course hollow so as to define an internal space that will accommodate the inner sleeve 3 , the valve 4 and a portion of the pump 5, as will be seen below.
- the inner sleeve 2 comprises an upper end forming a flange 32 fixedly and permanently engaged inside the neck 21 of the outer shell 2. Just below this retaining flange 32, the inner sleeve 2 defines one or more passages (s) upper (s) 31 which crosses (s) the wall thickness of the socket. Below this or these passage (s) 31, the sleeve extends cylindrically then frustoconical so as to define a lower end 33 forming an annular edge which will serve as a filling valve seat 34. This seat 34 is located distance above the seat 23 formed by the outer shell 2.
- the sleeve may comprise a lower portion engaged with the shell 2 to center the sleeve in the shell.
- the inner sleeve 3 extends inside the outer shell 2 so as to define two compartments, namely an inner compartment C1 defined inside the sleeve 3 and an outer compartment C2 defined between the sleeve and shell.
- two compartments C1, C2 communicate with each other in the upper part of the tank through the passage (s) upper (s) 31.
- they also communicate selectively through another passage located in the lower part of the tank.
- the valve 4 comprises a hollow tubing 45 which is slidably engaged inside the lower end 33 of the sleeve 3.
- the tubing 45 comprises one or more lateral openings defining one or more passageways (FIG. s) lower (s) 44.
- the valve 4 defines a sealing flange 41 which may optionally be provided with a seal 42 intended to be compressed tightly on the seat 23 formed by the outer shell 2.
- the flange 43 is also intended to come into sealing contact with the lower edge of the sleeve 3 which forms the filling seat 34.
- the valve 4 also comprises a lower thrust surface 46 intended to engage with a thrust pin formed by the reserve or source of fluid product S, as will be seen below.
- valve 4 can move axially inside the sleeve 3 between the two seats 23 and the filling seat 34.
- the valve 4 In the rest position shown in Figure 1, the valve 4 is biased by a spring 47 disposed to the inside of the sleeve 3 and which is supported on the upper end of the tubing 45 so as to urge the valve 4 against the seat 23 of the shell 2. It may be noted that in this rest position the two compartments C1 and C2 communicate with each other not only through the upper passage (s) 31, but also through the lower passage (s) 44 formed by the valve 4.
- the pump 5 can be of a quite conventional model comprising a pump body 51 provided with an inlet valve 52 and a plunger tube 53 which extends with its lower end up to the inside of the tubing 45 of the valve 4.
- the return spring 47 of the valve 4 extends around the plunger tube 53 while bearing under the pump body 51.
- the pump also comprises an actuating rod 54 which is axially displaceable back and forth within the pump body, so as to vary the volume of a pump chamber 55.
- the pump also comprises a pusher 56 on which the user can press with one or more finger (s) to move the actuating rod 54 and thus distribute fluid from the tank 1.
- a fixing ring 57 which engages around the neck 21, and which may advantageously be provided with an annular attachment reinforcement.
- a ring to be screwed or crimped can also be used.
- the seal can be provided by a neck seal 58 which is crushed on the upper edge of the outer shell 2 by an annular plate formed by the ring 57.
- This is a quite conventional design for a pump in the field of perfumery, cosmetics or pharmacy.
- the only peculiarity lies in the fact that the plunger tube extends inside the valve 4 and that the return spring 47 extends around the plunger tube 53, which can thus serve as axial guidance for the spring.
- part of the pump 5 extends inside the inner sleeve 3 in the internal compartment C1.
- the pump body 51 can extend into the lower part of the sleeve 3, and even in the valve 4, forming for example an elongated inlet conduit.
- the pump communicates with the external compartment C2 mainly through the valve 4, and more particularly through the tubing 45 and the lower passage (s). s) 44.
- the level of fluid within the two compartments C1 and C2 is identical, according to the principle of communicating vessels, since the underpasses 44 are open.
- the two compartments C1 and C2 communicate only through the upper passage (s) located (s) in the upper part of the tank. Fluid levels within the two compartments can then be different. This principle is used by the present invention to selectively allow the dispensing of fluid product under normal use conditions and the filling of the reservoir during the filling phase.
- the reserve or source of fluid product S used in combination with the rechargeable nomadic dispenser of the invention may be of any kind, but preferably it does not include a valve or pump.
- the source of fluid product S shown in the figures comprises a main envelope 6 which defines in the lower part a fluid storage volume 61 and in the upper part a receiving housing 62 intended to receive the reservoir 1 of the nomadic distributor N for its filling. .
- the envelope 6 comprises a connecting sleeve 64 intended to penetrate inside the filling orifice 22 in a sealed manner.
- the envelope 6 also comprises an outlet valve support 65 in which is housed an outlet valve 7 possibly provided with a seal 71.
- the valve support 65 also contains a spring 8 intended to urge the valve 7 in the sealed rest position.
- the spring 8 is supported on an insert 9 forcibly engaged in the support 65.
- the insert 9 also serves to fit a plunger tube 91 which extends into the fluid product of the source S.
- a source provided with a pump or a valve or a source provided with a flexible tube connectable nomadic distributor N.
- the valve 7 forms an opening needle 74 which is intended to come into contact with the bearing surface 46 of the valve 4, as can be seen in FIG. 3, to urge the latter in the open position. .
- the springs 47 and 8 are then compressed to open the two valves 4 and 7, respectively.
- the opening sequence of the valves 4, 7 is dependent on the respective stiffness of the springs 47, 8.
- This passage extends through the plunger tube 91 of the source S, around the outlet valve 7, through the filling orifice 22, between the valve 4 and the seat 23, around the inner sleeve 3 in the outer compartment C2, through the passage (s) upper (s) 31, in the inner compartment C1 to reach the level of the plunger tube 53 of the pump 5.
- the pump will create a vacuum in the reservoir, and more particularly in the internal compartment C1, this depression being communicated as far as the source of fluid product S.
- the fluid product of the source S is then sucked by this depression so as to reach the outer compartment C2.
- the filling of this outer compartment C2 continues until the fluid level reaches the upper passage (s) 31 communicating with the internal compartment C1.
- the fluid then falls by gravity into the compartment C2 and begins to fill until the fluid is sucked by the pump to be dispensed through the pusher. At this time, it is known that the outer compartment C2 is filled with fluid product. It is possible to stop the actuation of the pusher and to withdraw the nomadic distributor N from its source S. At the time of withdrawal, the needle 74 of the outlet valve 7 releases its pressure on the valve 4 which returns to its watertight rest position on its seat 23. Simultaneously, the lower passages 44 open, thus communicating the two compartments C1 and C2, which has the effect of balancing fluid levels in the two compartments, according to the principle of communicating vessels. The reservoir is certainly not completely filled, but enough to allow the distribution of several doses.
- the capacity of the reservoir once filled is substantially equal to the maximum capacity of the external compartment C2.
- the configuration of the inner sleeve 3 it is possible to minimize the volume of the internal compartment C1 and to maximize the volume of the outer compartment C2.
- the invention there is a nomadic dispenser whose distribution and filling of fluid product is effected by means of the same gesture, namely the actuation of its pump.
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