HUE025295T2 - Modular device for packaging heat-sensitive products - Google Patents
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- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
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Description
MODULAR DEVICE FOR PACKAGING HEAT-SENSITIVE PRODUCTS DESCRIPTION
The present invention relates to a modslar device fef the packaging of beat-sensitive (see US 6 286 972}.
The present Invention relates mote particularly to a device for the packaging of fresh or pbarmaceuiiosi products which are sensitive to uncontrolled temperature variations. These products have to be stored or transported: in stable temperature conditions, whatever the outer therms! en vironment.
Known: packaging devices comprise generally a tsermeiically sealed container of which the inner volume is maintained at a substantially constant temperature, optionally, through a double well carried out with: a heafeinsufating material.
However, these devices: do not allow the preservation of some products and, in particular, drugs (vaccines, hormones, therapeutic agents, insulin,..,) by maintaining tee temperature of the packaging within a very' narrow range, over a duration compatible with: the biological, chemical requirements andfer fee standards in effect and depending: m the logistic conditions. Typically for vaccines, the storage specifications impose a temperature comprised between 2’ and: 8°G during a minimal: period of 48ft.
Furthermore, these devices are prs-manufaetumd: Into specie formats and sizes and therefore do not authorize adaptation to variable capacities: depending on the quantity of products: to he handled.
The present: invention aims to resolve these technical problems in a satisfactory and effective way.
This aim is achieved according to the invention by means of a modular device for fee packaging of heat-sensitive products comprising: - a base provided with support members for a series of veriicaS structural elements, - each one of these structural elements comprising at least one side parrel formed of an inner well and an outer wall separated by a spacer forming between them m intermediate space. - reversible connection members for fastening said structural elements together to term: the peripheral envelope of seated storage compartment, - a series of removable thermal barrier effect cooing elements, - a cover intended1 to be mounted on said compartment, characterized in teat it includes; - attachment members for fixing said cooling elements In said compartment and in the intermediate space of tee structural: elements.
According to .an advantageous eharscierisfc. sate connection members For the structural: elements comprise grooves formed on the lower edge of the side pane! and cooperating with ribs carried by the upper edge of said panel.
According: to another characteristic, said support members provided on the base comprise ribs cooperating with the lower edge of the: side pane! and one of which participates in the location thereof by being engaged in the intermediate space between said walls,
According to another characteristic, said cover carries ribs cooperating with the upper edge of the side panel and one of which participates in the location thereof fey being engaged in the intermediate space between said wails.
According to a particular characteristic, said cover includes a -centra! cavity -mended to receive cooling: elements.
According to specific variant, atfachemenf members of the cooling elements comprise a longitudinal prole capping the upper edge of fee Inner wall and carrying on at feast one face of said wall a peg for suspending: said elements.
Preferably,, said suspension peg comprises a U-shaped groove in which Is accommodated a hook carried by tee upper part of said cooling elements. According te specie variant, said hook is a double hook to allow the suspension of a plurality of cooling dements in parallel
According to another variant specific to the invention:, said spacer Is m the form of a vertical Sar centrally disposed between the inner wall and the outer wall.
Again: recording tc another varian t, said spacer is in the farm of a horizontal slat disposed at hie base of the panel.
According: to a first embodiment, each structural element consists of a single side panel.
According; to a second embodiment, each structural; element consists of three contiguous panels at W in one-piece and forming a U-soction element.
According; to a characteristic of this second variant the central panel includes only an inner wall,
According to a particular variant, said inner and outer wails are locally formed of at least one attached: ensure element for closing the storage compartment and; for the intermediate space.
Preferably, said closure element comprises an outer door mi an independent inner door closing access to the compartment at the front andfor the rear.
Advantageously, said inner door is adapted to receive a cooling element on at least one of Is faces.
Always according fo these tow embodiments, It is possible to predict that the lateral edges of said inner door cany on its inner face a longitudinal iprojeefen forming a stiffener intended to be engaged in a rebate in the edge of the Inner wall of the panel.
Tbs lateral edges si the inner door include, furthermore, on hs outs face, a boss forming a spacer with me outer door.
In parallel, lateral edges of the cater door comprise a longitudinal; notch cooperating with: s complementary notch carried by the lateral edge of the outer wall o?' the panel.
Preferably, the outer door is provided with openings for holding it.
According to a third embodiment, each structural element consists of at least: four contiguous panels defining: a one-piece closed element of parallelepiped shape,
Moreover and according to a particular variant, each of said coding: elements comprises at least one thermal barrier eifect sheet Including cells containing a substance adapted to absorb best energy by changing phase.
If Is also possible to predict that the base Is provided with an inner recess adapted to receive cooling elements.
Finally, the bass may be provided with ;feat lie a pallet.
The device of the invention allows giving a hermetically modular container, satisfying the most severe requirements for the packaging of highly heat-sensitive products and: according to variables formats by choosing the number and dimensions of different structural elements to be assembled.
This device allows; adjusting very accurately the temperature conditions in the storage compartment to the specifications of the product and ensures maintaining; and controlling these conditions overtime.
The product is thus preserved: from outer thermal influences by being confined and insulated in the storage compartment.
The constSuent elements of the structure are separable end may be reused many times fwhh or without instruction), without degradation of their mechanical; and thermal properties,
Assembling the structural: elements as kit Is, furthermore, very simple end using the Structure, once assembled, authorizes a cooled and hssf-eontrelied intermediate storage before recovery for parcel shipment.
The invention will be better understood upon reading toe following description, accompanied by the drawings on which:;
Figure 1 shows a perspective view of a first embodiment of the device of the invention during different steps of mounting toe constituent modular elements.
Figure 2 shews a perspective view of a second embodiment of the device of the invention during different steps of mounting the Constituent modular elements.
Figures 3.A and 38 show respectively top and ;bsttom perspective views of a structural ΑλΙ according to a first ernbocf^ent of the invention.
Figured shows a perspective view of a; structural element according to a second embodpsaf of the invention.
Figures §ft to 50 show perspective views of different phases of assembling, orr a base., structural elements according; te the first embodiment of the devise of the invention,
Figure δ shows a cross-sectional fop view of the device of the invention according to the second embodiment, on partial assembling position.
Figures 7A and 78 shew psrspective views respectively of an inner doer and an outer door.
Figure §A and 88 show respectively perspective overview and: detailed: view of an embodiment of the coolingelements.
Figure 9 shows a perspective view of a first implementation variant of the device of the invention in the product packaging: phase tor a temporary storage before shipment. figure 10 shows a perspective view of a second implementation variant of the device of the invention in a product packaging phase corresponding to that of figure 8.
Figures 11A and 118 show vertical sectional schematic views of two variants of the attachment members of the cooling: elements.
Figure 12 shews a sectioned schematic view of a variant of the base.
The device of the in vention: as shown on the different figures is intended to the packaging of heat-sensitive products.
These prooucts have to be preserved at a relatively low temperature generally comprised between 1°C and 1Q°C, However, these products m conveyed from s production plant or a laboratory to a place of use (consumption or therapeutic administration), by being likely to be .stored (sometimes for many hews), ready for delivery, in an environment where the potentials heat Inputs are important.
During this period, the products must absolutely he protected from any degradation or denaturation detrimental to the quality of the products which would be caused, in particular, by a temperature rise -or uncostraited or accidental excursion, outside the required range.
The device of the Invention is adapted to the confinement of these products away from any outer thermal Influence, even in the presence of severs heat conditions;
To this purpose:: the device which has a modular structure comprises a base 1 provided with support members 12 intended to cooperate with a series of vertical structural elements 2 (see figure FA to 5D)
The base 1 is optionally co-moided: with feet in a single piece or placed on an attached pallet P (Figure 1 and 2) for shipping. Each one of the structural elements 2 comprises at least one side panel: formed of m inner waif 2i and an outer wail 22 separated by a spacer 23 forming between them an intermediate space 28;. ilisi the embodiment of figures 1 and 3A, 38, fo© structural elements 2 comprise only one side panel whereas in the embodiment of figures 2 and 4, the structural elements comprise three contiguous side panels 2a. 2b, 2c disposed at 90“ arid forming a U section one-piece element. fe Inis second embodiment, the central panel 2b includes only one Inner wall 21b. to bobt represented embodimen ts, the «alls 21,: 22 are generally separated and here joined by the spacer 23.
According to another son represented embodiment, each: structural element consists of at leas? four sonfiguous panels defining a one-piece closed element of parallelepiped shape, to all cases of figures, the structural elements can be stacked end exhibit symmetry for vertical assembly, if need be, by inversion.
The spacer 23 Is in the form of vertical, bar centrally disposed between the inner wall 21 and the outer wall 22, as illustrated In figures 3A, 38 and 4,
This bar hare does not: extend; on the whole height of the panel, which forms a free space between the diverse spacers when the structural elements are assembled,
According: to a non represented advantageous variant, the spacer 23 is made in the form of a horizontal slat disposed; at the base of the panel.
According to the illustrated variant, In particular, In figures 8 and 7,4, the spacer 413 is carried by an attached closer© element 4,. 5 (as descnhed thereafter) due to the fact that the front panel andfof the rear panel, is/are either locally absent (embodiment of figures 1,. 3A, SB) or constituted by the only inner wall; (embodiment of figures 2 and; 4),
The structural; elements 2 are; fastened together in a reversible way by the connection members 24 to constitute the side peripheral envelope of a sealed storage compartment If, situated at the center of the device, A removable cover 3 closes the compartment K at its upper part.
The device comprises, furthermore, at least om front closure element 4 and one bach closure element 5, intended to close the storage compartment R at the front and; the rear and/or the intermediate space 29 between wails 21, 22 when side access Is desired.
Assembling: these closure elements forms thus at the front and at the rear a double wail; substantially equivalent to the one formed in the previously defined side structural elements;.
These closure elements are not necessary iff an access for a products M loading in the compartment K from the top Is considered; (figure 19).
The closure elements 4, 5 comprise outer doors 42, 52 and, if necessary, independent inner doors 41, 51 and each one made, preferably, m one-piece.
The inner door 41, 51 csniea, on Its inner face, a longitudinal projection 411 (figure S end ?A) forming a stiffener intended to; be engaged; fo a rebate 25 in the edge of the inner wall 21 of the panel and,, on its outer face, a boss 413 forming a spacer with the outer door 42,52 (figure 3A, 3B, 4,5 and; tk and thus ensuring a function identical to the spacer 23 by forming an intermediate space between: the inner and outer doors.
The lateral edges of (he outer door 42, 52 comprise a longitudinal notch 420 (figures 3A, 38, 4,6 and 78) cooperating with a complementary notch 28 carried by the lateral edge of toe outer wail 22.
The outer door 42,52 is provided with openings 40.50 for holding it.
In order to optimize the heat insulation properties of toe device, the structural elements 2, the base 1., foe cover 3 as well as foe front /beck closure elements 4, 5, ere made wiih, preferably cellular, heat-insulating materials, of the expanded polystyrene (EPS) or expanded polypropylene; (EPP) type. The devise of foe Invention comprises, furthermore, a series of removable cooling elements 8 comprising, each, at least one thermal barrier effect sheet 61 shown, in particular, on figures 8A and 88 (called; FES : «Flexible Eutectic Sheet»,
Ihe barber effect sheet 61 comprises, for example, ceils 60 containing a substance adapted to absorb, ty changing phase, heat energy intended to penetrate into the demise.
Attachment members 7 allow fixing cooling elements # in the compartment K and. in the Intermediate space 20 of the stfusiurai elements 2, according to outer heat parameters and expected storage periods.
According to a variant shown in figures SC and SD, the cover .3 -includes a central cavity 30 intended1 to receive also cooling elements 6 and which is covered by a removabie sap 31 likewise, the inner doors 41,51 may be fitted with cooling elements 6·, as shown In figures 9 and 10.
According to a variant illustrated: in figure 12, the base 1 is also provided with an inner recess: It adapted to receive cooling elements 6 and consnuRicaiing, if need be, with the Inner storage compartment k through s perforated bottom,
The Inner recess 10 Is closed by a bottom it.
The attachment members 7 for the coding sheet comprising a longitudinal profile or cyme 71 capping the upper edge of the inner wall 21 and carrying on at least one face of said wail there on both faces) a peg 72 for suspending said sheet, as illustrated in figures 11A and 11B.
The side flanks of the cymes 71 may be disposed m housings (or reservations) 27 fanned on the inner partition 21 wait of each panel in order to ensure a location and: to avoid the creation of an extra thickness.
The cooing sheets 61 may thus be disposed as oiose as possible to the inner wait and at optionally different levels, according to liter dimensions which are previously determined, according lo the intensity of the desired: coclng effect.
The peg: 72 is- formed with a U-shaped groove m which Is accommodated a U-reversed: hook 62, carried! by the uppef part of the eooiing sheaf 6 {figures 8A, SB). f refersbiy, the hook 62 is made with the same material as that of ifre sheet 61 and is, for example, fastened to the latter fey welding
According: to a variant shown in figure TIB, the hook, 62 is double to allow,. I? necessary, the suspension cf many sheets 61 in parallel or in cascade
According to another non represented: variant, tee l-shaped hooks 62 are fastened to both ends of the: sheet 61 for allowing a horlaorilai suspension between two opposite slmas* for example, under the cover 3..
Tne mounting of the device is performed according to the illustrated method in figures I and 2, respectively for the first and second embodiments.
To this end, the support members 12 provided on the base 1 comprise ribs 12s cooperating with the lower edge of the fewest side pane! and one of which participates in tne location thereof by being engaged in the intermediate space: 20 between walls 21,. 22, as illustrated in figures 5A to SD
The connection members 24: of tee structural elements 2 comprise grooves 24a cooperating with ribs 24b carried respectively by tee upper and/or lower edge of tee parrel as shown in figures 3A, 3B and 4..
The grooves 24a and ribs 24b may fee also reduced to simple hollowed and projecting parts,
With the first embodiment (figures 1 and 5A), the mounting of the side wails of the containers is performed fey stacking: the panels by engaging the ribs 24b of tee lower panel In the grooves 24a of the immediately upper panel.
With the second: embodiment (figure 2). the mounting Is performed by alternatively reversing the U-sectfon elements.
The height of the container is determined by the dimensions of the structural elements 2 and the number of elements which are stacked.
Before placing the cover 3 (figure SB), the upper edge of the thus formed: side walls is equipped with attachment elements 7 for iha subsequent suspension of the cooling elements 6.
The cover 3 carry, on Its lateral edges, ribs 32a cooperating with tee upper edge of the side panel.
At.least one of these: ribs participates to the locate of tee cover by feeing engaged in the Intermediate space 20 between the panel 2 walls 21,22 (figure 50}
Given the symmetry of fee assembly, fee cover 3 may be identical to tlie base 1,
After placing fee cover 3, fee cavity 3Θ is sippped wife its cap 31 (figure SD) .
The next step consists in planing fee back S and front 4 closure elements (figures 8,7.4 and: 7B), by staling wife fee Inner doers 41,. 51: feen by ending: wife fee outer doors 42. 52 for fee embodiment shown in figure 1.
In fee embodiment of figure 2, fee Inner back door 51 is not necessary since fee central panel 2b already gives an Inner closure wail 21 (see figure 4),
Once the inner doors 41, 51 are set up. it is always possible to access to fee intermediate space 20 between fee inner 21 and the outer 22 wails before placing the outer doors 42,52, A last step offers preparation phase may consist in enveloping fee assembled device wife a plastic material protective sheet f and/or strapping it wife a strap, ready for fee packaging of a sensitive product.
Figures 9 and 10 illustrate examples of fee product packaging phase in a previously assembled device according to is method of figures 1 and 2. in figure S, the closure elements 4,5 are first deposited to access to the compartment K before the inner and: outer faces of the inner wall 21 are filled: with fee cooling elements δ by suspending the sheets 61 fo the pegs 72.
Tire intermediate space 20 is wide enough to allow the Introduction and the sliding of the sheets 51 guided by the hooks 82 between fee wells 21:, 22 then their suspension on the peg 72.
In the same way, the inner back door 41, fee cavity 30 of fee cover 3 and fee base 1 are filled with cooling: sheets 81,
The back face of fee device Is completely closed by placing fee outer back door 52 and the upper face by putting: fee cap 31, Then we proceed with the fulling, from the front, of the compartment K wife fee products lid to be packaged, preferably until the compartment is fell.
Then, fee inner front door 41, In turn previously provided wife cooling sheets 81 on Its both faces, is placed.
Finally, the device is hermetically closed by placing the outer front door 42. if need be, the assembly is enclosed in an outer sealed envelope then strapped before shipment. in figure IS. fee closure elements 4, § are mounted then: the products U loading is performed by the upper opening then: the compartment K is dosed: on fee top by the cover 3.
Advantageously, fee device of fee invention wl be equipped, as an option, with: locking members, tamper-evident systems and/or tamper-proof members, temperature sensors and: RFIO chips allowing the user to optimise the logistic aspects,
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