WO1991006218A1 - Verfahren zum falten von teigblättern, sowie vorrichtung zur durchführung dieses verfahrens - Google Patents
Verfahren zum falten von teigblättern, sowie vorrichtung zur durchführung dieses verfahrens Download PDFInfo
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A21—BAKING; EDIBLE DOUGHS
- A21C—MACHINES OR EQUIPMENT FOR MAKING OR PROCESSING DOUGHS; HANDLING BAKED ARTICLES MADE FROM DOUGH
- A21C9/00—Other apparatus for handling dough or dough pieces
- A21C9/08—Depositing, arranging and conveying apparatus for handling pieces, e.g. sheets of dough
- A21C9/088—Folding or bending discrete dough pieces or dough strips
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- the invention relates to a method for folding dough sheets, in particular essentially rectangular strudel dough sheets, wherein at least one dough sheet is folded inwards in opposite directions in at least two successive folding processes around fold lines parallel to one another, the free edges of the dough sheet parallel to the fold line being projected of the folded sheet of dough come to rest, and on a device for carrying out this method.
- DE-PS - 38 44 441 shows a further device for processing a dough for puff pastry and Danish pastries consisting of two layers of dough and an intermediate fat layer, again a section of dough band being folded around two essentially parallel folding lines and then again in turn Rolling takes place.
- DE-OS 27 54 147 a device for preparing the oven of dough pieces has become known, wherein a rolled dough piece is folded around two essentially parallel fold lines and is then fed to a furnace via a plurality of conveyor belts which are orthogonal to one another.
- a similar device for folding dough in the context of a dough forming machine can also be found in DE-OS 19 06 683.
- Dough sheets of the type mentioned have one by rolling, pulling or the like. achievable small thickness and can consist, for example, of strudel dough, puff pastry or similar types of dough that can be processed into thin dough sheets.
- Strudel dough sheets in particular have already been produced with dough drawing machines in addition to the conventional procedure according to which such sheets were produced by manual drawing.
- Such dough drawing machines for producing strudel dough sheets exert tensile forces on a sheet transverse to the conveying direction of the dough sheet, and holding devices are provided on the lateral edges of the dough sheets, which clamp the sheet of dough and also on the drawn sheet during extensive drying Keep width. Only after certain moisture contents have been reached there is no longer any risk that the dough sheet will be released after the clamping effect has been released Edges of the dough sheet contracted again.
- Such drawn dough sheets were subsequently cut to the desired format of the individual dough sheet with cutting devices and after separating the dough sheets cut in this way, folding had to be carried out manually to obtain a packable product.
- the residual moisture of the dough sheet is of essential importance for the shelf life, and the machine-drawn dough sheets had to be brought to a narrow range of the permissible moisture level by drying, since if the moisture level is too low, folds without breaking of the dough and resulting cracks are not without was also possible and the shelf life decreased significantly if the humidity was too high.
- the invention now aims to provide a method of the type mentioned at the outset which is particularly suitable for machine folding and which at the same time ensures that no edges of the original dough sheet lie on the edges of the folded product come. In particular, avoiding such edges on the edges of the folded product consequently leads to a significantly improved shelf life and a significantly reduced loss of moisture, which could lead to brittleness of the dough.
- the method according to the invention essentially consists in that the inwardly folded dough sheet is wrapped around a line running transversely to the parallel folding lines at a first end and proceeding from the other end of the opposite side in the direction of the parallel folding lines folded sheet of dough is folded in at least twice against the direction of the first fold in such a way that a folded edge of the at least double folded product comes to lie above the folded in first end. Since folding is first carried out in opposite directions about mutually parallel fold lines, a procedure is chosen which can also be implemented mechanically without great design effort.
- Folding around mutually parallel fold lines in the opposite direction is intended to ensure that the free edges of the dough sheet parallel to the fold line come to lie within the projection of the folded dough sheet, as a result of which the lateral limitation of the folded product is now from fold edges, but not from uncovered areas edges of the original sheet of dough.
- inwardly folded dough sheet or the folded dough sheet stack is folded around a line running transversely to the parallel folding lines at a first end ensures that exposed edges of the original dough sheets are also ensured on a transverse side of the folded product not come to rest on the outside. but lie within the outline of the folded product.
- the fact that the opposite free end of the folded product is now folded in at least twice in opposite directions so that a folded edge of the at least double folded product comes to lie above the folded first end results in a product in which the visible edges consistently are formed by folding edges and for which only a relatively small number of successive folding processes is required, which makes such a method particularly suitable for the mechanical folding of dough sheets.
- the method according to the invention is advantageously carried out in such a way that the dough sheet is folded in opposite directions around two mutually parallel fold lines towards the central section, so that it can be found with a particularly simple folding device.
- the extremely simple process sequence permits high ejection speeds in the case of machine production without impairment, since it must nevertheless be taken into account that the dough sheet to be folded or the stack of dough sheets consist consistently of extremely thin and easily deformable material.
- the procedure is such that the fold lines parallel to one another are at a distance from one another which is greater than or equal to the distance of the fold lines from the free edges of the dough sheet parallel to the fold line. In this way, it is ensured with two successive folding processes, in which essentially approximately one third of the original width of the dough sheet is folded over, that the last folded flap lies at a distance from the opposite, already folded edge within the contour of the folded product is coming.
- the multiple wrapping of the end of the dough sheet opposite the first wrapped end makes it possible to achieve a relatively small end product, the procedure advantageously being chosen for such a multiple wrapping process at the end of the folding process so that the length of the wrapped-in process , First end of the folded sheet of dough is less than or equal to the length of the folded portions of the opposite end.
- Multiple wrapping of the narrow side of the original folded product after the first folding process can also be carried out mechanically in a particularly simple manner, the last multiple wrapping process being able to be carried out at high speed in the manner of a winding process without damaging the sensitive product.
- the procedure is preferably that the folding of the dough sheet with the interposition of a separating material, in particular a separating film, for example made of parchment, paper or the like. he follows.
- the device according to the invention for carrying out this method is essentially characterized in that a first folding station with folding clips which can be pivoted about axes parallel to the conveying direction is connected to the conveying device, and that a flap which is pivotable about an axis transverse to the conveying direction is arranged in the conveying direction after the first folding station and that the conveying device has a transfer point to a device for multiple folding of the free end of the folded sheet of dough.
- the first folding station is operated in such a way that the two folding flaps, which can be pivoted about parallel axes, are actuated consecutively, so that after a first folding operation by means of one of the two folding flaps, the second one after the folding flap has been pivoted back Folding process can be carried out by means of the second folding flap.
- the first wrapping process of the folded dough sheet or folding package which now generally forms the narrow side of the folded product, can also be carried out in a simple manner by means of a pivotable flap, whereupon after the transfer point into another device, the other free end is wrapped or wound up several times of the folded sheet of dough is made to immediately achieve a folded end product.
- Such a device can be operated at a high cycle speed for multiple turning in of the free end of the folded sheet of dough when the design is made in such a way that this device is formed by bars which are arranged around a bar that runs between the bars and parallel to them Rotation axis are rotatably drivable.
- the transfer point it is sufficient to design the transfer point in such a way that the area to be driven multiple times can be grasped by the rotating bars, for which purpose the design is advantageously such that the transfer point of the conveying device is arranged in or near the axis of rotation of the bars.
- the end product can be released in a simple manner in that the rods are pulled off in the direction of their axis, as a result of which the end product can go directly to a collection point.
- the folding is advantageously carried out when the dough sheet is at a standstill.
- the design according to the invention is advantageously made such that an intermediate conveyor is arranged in the region of the first folding station, the drive of which can be switched off during the folding process. If a package consisting of several sheets is to be folded at the same time, an embodiment is particularly advantageous in which a device for detecting a Dough sheet is arranged, which can be driven at a speed exceeding the conveyor speed of the conveyor.
- a dough sheet delivered by the conveyor can be pulled off at a speed exceeding the conveying speed and conveyed onto the dough sheet, which is subsequently folded around mutually parallel edges in the first folding station when the dough sheets are stationary.
- the design in the region of the first folding station is advantageously such that the folding flaps of the first folding station have openings.
- An analogous design can of course also be selected for the folding flap for turning in one end of the folded dough sheet or package, but at this point the risk of liability due to the formation of a vacuum between the folding flap and the dough material is already significant with regard to the greater weight of the portion to be folded less.
- the design can advantageously be made such that a bar is located near the pivot axis of the flap for turning in the first end of the folded dough sheet above the conveying device is arranged transversely to the conveying direction.
- the training is such that in the area of the first folding station a sheet-shaped, pivotable or resilient element above the intermediate conveyor is arranged, the side edges of which are substantially aligned with the articulation axes of the folding flaps in the projection onto the intermediate conveyor.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic view of the first folding station for folding one or more dough sheets about fold lines parallel to one another, this first folding station being preceded by a device for arranging a plurality of dough sheets one above the other;
- FIG. 2 shows a section along the line II-II of FIG. 1 through the first folding station on a greatly enlarged scale;
- 3 shows a view of a device adjoining the first folding station for folding in one end of the folded folding packet and then a device for wrapping or winding up the folded dough sheet starting from the other end;
- Fig. 4 on an enlarged scale in detail the device for folding the first end of the folded sheet of dough, and Fig.
- FIG. 5 in an enlarged view also in detail the device for folding or wrapping the other end of the folded sheet of dough
- Fig. 6 is a schematic plan view a sheet of dough, the fold lines of the successive folding processes are indicated; and
- FIG. 7 shows a view in the direction of arrow VII of FIG. 6 on a completely folded dough sheet or dough sheet package.
- Fig. 1, 1 denotes a conveyor device, with which dough sheets cut continuously to a predetermined size from a system for drawing and drying the dough, in particular strudel dough, not shown, are fed to the subsequent folding stations.
- strudel dough sheets are not folded individually, but it is usually provided for at least two sheets lying one above the other Fold the strudel dough sheets and then pack them.
- a device 2 is provided for detecting a dough sheet supplied by the conveyor device 1, this device 2 in the sense of the double arrow 3 on a schematically indicated frame 4, which also serves as storage for the conveyor 1 and an adjoining intermediate conveyor 5, is movable.
- the drive for the device 2 is designed such that it can be moved at a speed exceeding the conveying speed of the conveying device 1 in order to ensure that after a first sheet of dough has been deposited on the intermediate conveyor 5, the device 2 for detecting a another sheet of dough at a time is already at the transfer point 6 between the conveyors, at which the next following sheet of dough is conveyed by the conveyor 1.
- a gripping arm 7 is schematically indicated for gripping the dough sheets at the remote transfer point 6. After two dough sheets have been arranged one above the other in this way, they are transferred by the intermediate conveyor 5, which can be switched off, to the first folding station 8, in which a first folding and at least two in parallel with one another takes place in parallel folding lines.
- FIG. 2 shows a folding flap 9 in a raised position without the dough sheet lying on it, and there are clearly perforations or holes 10 in the folding flap 9, which indicate the occurrence of a vacuum and thus a partial adherence of one or Prevent several sheets of dough on the folding flap 9 when folding.
- a sheet-like element 12 is fixed to the frame 4 for guiding and defining exact folding edges which run essentially parallel to the conveying direction 11. placed, which is either pivotable to a small extent around the articulation parts 13 or is designed in the form of a spring element.
- the drive of the intermediate conveyor 5 is generally designed so that it can be switched off, so that when the distances between the device 2 and the first folding station are suitably dimensioned, work is generally carried out in such a way that the arrangement of at least two dough sheets one above the other simultaneously with a folding of the preceding dough sheet stapleis is done with the intermediate conveyor stationary.
- stops can be provided at the end of the flap.
- the two folding flaps 9 are clearly visible, which can be folded about pivot axes indicated schematically with 14 in a manner not shown, for example by means of suitable lever mechanisms in the direction of the arrows 15.
- the dough sheet lying on the conveyor track of the intermediate conveyor 5 and the flaps 9, indicated by 16, is indicated by 17.
- the dough sheet is shown in one, which, as mentioned above, can also be two or more dough sheets arranged one above the other.
- the position of the axes 14, the distance between which is denoted by a is chosen such that the flaps of the dough sheet 17 folded over by the folding flaps 9, the widths of which are designated by b and c, are less than the area of the dough sheet forming the base area.
- the width b of the folded-over first flap can be almost equal to the width a, while the width c of the dough sheet must be such that the free edge 18 comes to lie within the projection of the folded dough sheet and thus within the width a of the base area.
- the width of the pivotable or resilient element 12 for guiding the dough sheet 17 is essentially the same or only slightly smaller than the distance between the axes 14 of the folding flap.
- FIG. 3 shows the device for further wrapping or wrapping the dough sheet or dough sheet packet folded in the first folding station around at least two mutually parallel folding lines.
- the conveyor 5 transfers the folded dough sheet or dough sheet package at a transfer point 19 to a further conveyor device 20, which in turn can be operated discontinuously.
- a flap 22 which can be pivoted in the direction of the arrow 21 and with which around one mandrel or rod 23 one end of the folded dough sheet package is folded in transversely to the folding lines of the first folding station, as is more precisely explained will be shown in Fig. 4.
- the dough sheet packet is fed to a winding device 24 via the conveyor device 20, starting from the end of the dough sheet lying opposite the first wrapped end, multiple wrapping or wrapping around rods 25 which are rotatably supported about an axis 26 are done.
- the transfer point is formed by a pivotable table or support 27, as explained in more detail in FIG. 5 will be.
- the rods 25 are pulled off parallel to the axis of rotation, whereupon the folding package formed of a collection point, not shown, is drawn with the aid of a schematically indicated push-off device 28 is fed.
- the frame of the storage or conveyor device 20 as well as the winding station 24 and the device for folding in the first end is indicated by 29.
- FIG. 4 shows in detail the pivotable flap 22 for turning in the first end of the folded dough sheet or dough sheet package, which is now designated by 30.
- sensors for example light barriers, on the frame 29 stop the conveyor belt 20 when the folding package 30 is in a suitable position, and by folding the flap 22 in the direction of the arrow 21 one end of the folded one is folded Folded dough sheet or dough sheet package around the rod or mandrel 23 so that this end reaches the layer 30 'indicated by the broken line.
- This ensures that the edge 31 of the folding package in turn comes to lie on the inside of the base surface after care has already been taken in the first folding station to ensure that the edge 18 of the dough sheet folded inwards with the second flap within the Base area is.
- the outer edges of the folding package are formed by folding edges located in the region of the pivot axis 14, the turning in of the first end in turn ensures that only one folding edge and not a free edge of the Dough sheet is visible, the folding edge being defined by the mandrel 23.
- the rod is pulled off, so that when the conveyor 20 is started up, the folded dough sheet package folded in at one end is the one shown in FIG 5 winding device 24 shown in more detail can be supplied.
- the conveyor 20 transfers the folding package 30 to a transfer point in the form of a pivotable table 27 in the area of the winding station 24.
- the table is designed with a step 32, the contour of which essentially corresponds to the cross section of a rod 25 for wrapping or wrapping the folded sheet of dough starting from the end opposite the first, wrapped end.
- the table 27 is lowered into the position indicated by 27 'according to the arrow 33 and the dough sheet package 30 is wrapped or wrapped by rotating the dough sheet 30, for example a disc 34 fixed rods 25 about the axis 26 in the direction of arrow 35.
- the dough sheet first reaches the position indicated by the dashed line at 30 ', the dough sheet packet 30 being at least three times when wrapped or wrapped in the sense of FIG. 5 is transshipped so that the free end labeled 36 also comes to lie inside the end product.
- the length of the first end of the folded dough sheet 30, which is folded in with the aid of the pivotable flap 22, is selected such that it essentially corresponds to the dimensions which result when the other end is wound or folded in. For handy packaging sizes, the lengths are generally dimensioned such that between five and ten layers are superimposed during the winding process. After completion of the winding or wrapping process, the rods 25 are pulled off in the direction of the axis of rotation 26, whereupon, as mentioned above, the product formed is pushed off.
- FIG. 6 schematically shows an essentially rectangular dough sheet 37 with side edges 38 and 39 parallel to the direction of movement designated 11.
- a first folding of the section delimited by the side edge 38 is carried out around a folding line 40 indicated by dashed lines, which is essentially defined by the axis 14 of the first folding flap 9 shown in FIG. 2.
- the side edge 38 reaches the position indicated by dash-dotted lines. Subsequently, in the first folding station, shown in more detail in FIG.
- the folded dough packet After leaving the first folding station, the folded dough packet reaches the area of the pivotable flap 22 shown in more detail in FIG. 4 and the rear end 44 seen in the direction of movement 11 is folded in around the fold line 42 indicated by the broken line, which is defined by the mandrel 23. After folding with the aid of the flap 22, the free end 44 reaches the position indicated by dash-dotted lines 44 '.
- the dough sheet is then transferred to the winding or wrapping device shown in more detail in FIG. 5, the fold lines defined by the mandrels 25 being indicated by dashed lines at 43.
- a dough sheet stack or dough sheet packet consisting of two or more dough sheets lying one above the other can be folded 20 in the manner shown, wherein there are no differences with the dough sheets lying one on top of the procedure just described according to the illustration in FIG. 6.
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EP90915706A EP0500573B1 (de) | 1989-10-30 | 1990-10-30 | Verfahren zum falten von teigblättern, sowie vorrichtung zur durchführung dieses verfahrens |
DE59006380T DE59006380D1 (de) | 1989-10-30 | 1990-10-30 | Verfahren zum falten von teigblättern, sowie vorrichtung zur durchführung dieses verfahrens. |
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