WO2010134102A1 - Appareil et procédé permettant de transférer des produits pulvérulents - Google Patents

Appareil et procédé permettant de transférer des produits pulvérulents Download PDF

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WO2010134102A1
WO2010134102A1 PCT/IT2009/000222 IT2009000222W WO2010134102A1 WO 2010134102 A1 WO2010134102 A1 WO 2010134102A1 IT 2009000222 W IT2009000222 W IT 2009000222W WO 2010134102 A1 WO2010134102 A1 WO 2010134102A1
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liner
conduit
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Luca Catelli
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Abc Pharmatech S.R.L.
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65G—TRANSPORT OR STORAGE DEVICES, e.g. CONVEYORS FOR LOADING OR TIPPING, SHOP CONVEYOR SYSTEMS OR PNEUMATIC TUBE CONVEYORS
    • B65G69/00—Auxiliary measures taken, or devices used, in connection with loading or unloading
    • B65G69/18—Preventing escape of dust
    • B65G69/181—Preventing escape of dust by means of sealed systems
    • B65G69/183—Preventing escape of dust by means of sealed systems with co-operating closure members on each of the parts of a separable transfer channel

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  • the object of the present invention is an apparatus and a method for transferring powdered products.
  • the present invention is used for transferring one or more types of powdered products, such as pharmaceutical products, held in respective storage hoppers .
  • the powdered products are transferred by gravity from the storage hopper to an inlet channel of a relevant operating machine suited for treating such a product .
  • the storage hopper is provided, in correspondence of a discharge outlet, with an outflow body, commonly known as "liner".
  • the liner exhibits a substantially tubular structure and is made from a deformable material allowing it to be better conformed to the inlet mouth of the channel.
  • the liner has an upper portion coupled with the discharge outlet of the hopper, and a lower portion which is fitted onto the inlet mouth of the channel. In this way, the liner makes up a conduit for transferring the powdered products from the hopper to the channel.
  • suitable mechanical members are used for engagement around the inlet mouth of the channel.
  • the engagement members consist of a series of annular grooves formed on the outer surface of the channel .
  • a plurality of annular grooves is formed in order to retain two liners at the same time (one to be removed and one to be replaced), during the step of liner's exchange.
  • the hopper is replaced by another which holds a second powdered product.
  • Such operation is carried out by cutting the liner in correspondence of a central region to maintain a respective lower end anchored to the channel, and an upper end associated with the hopper.
  • the separated ends of the liner are welded together along respective open edges to prevent the product in suspension inside the liner from being contamined by the outer environment.
  • the hopper is transferred to recovery facilities where the upper end of the liner is removed therefrom and the inside of same hopper is washed.
  • a second hopper containing a fresh powdered product to be transferred, is brought in correspondence of the channel which is still provided with the said lower end of the liner previously separated.
  • the channel 'exhibits at least one further annular groove which is free, that is, is not engaged by the said lower end of the previous liner.
  • the lower end of the second liner is therefore anchored to the free annular groove in such a way as to hold, within the same second liner, the lower end of the liner .previously utilized. In this way, by means of suitable pockets formed in the second liner, it is possible to withdraw the lower end of ⁇ the liner previously utilized so as to release the channel.
  • the first drawback is due to the lack of versatility of the
  • a second drawback stems from the fact that part of the • channel is put in contact with the product, thus making it necessary, at the end of the campaign, that is, upon completion of replacement of the liners, either to clean or to replace the latter with others in stock.
  • the technical task on which the present invention is based is to propose an apparatus and a method for transferring powdered products able to overcome the above drawbacks.
  • the object of the present invention is to •provide an apparatus and a method for transferring powdered products able to replace an illimited number of liners on a respective discharge channel.
  • a further object of the present invention is to propose an apparatus and a method for transferring powdered products ensuring such a liner' s seal as to prevent the powdered product from being contamined by outer agents, and to prevent the external environment, including the liner- receiving hopper, from being contamined by said powdered product, both during and at the end of the operating procedure .
  • the specified technical task and objects are substantially achieved by an apparatus and a method for transferring powdered products having the techinical characteristics set forth in one or more of the attached claims. Further characteristics and advantages of the invention will appear more clearly from a reading of the indicative and thus not limiting description of a preferred but non- •exclusive embodiment of an apparatus and a method for transferring powdered products as illustrated in the accompanying drawings, wherein:
  • FIG. 1 is a schematic view, with some parts cut away to allow a better illustration of others, of an apparatus for trasferring powdered products according to the present invention
  • - Fig. Ia is a sectional view of a constructional detail of the apparatus of Fig. 1; and - Figs. 2 to 13 are respective schematic views of
  • numeral 1 indicates on the whole an apparatus for trasferring powdered products according to the present invention.
  • the apparatus 1 is used for transferring one or more types of powdered products 2a, such as pharmaceutical products, held inside respective storage members 2.
  • the storage member 2 of a respective powdered product 2a is advantageously made up of a hopper provided with an outlet aperture 3 located in a respective lower portion.
  • the outlet aperture 3 makes it possible to feed by gravity the product 2a to an operating machine (not shown in the figures as it does not make part of the present invention) .
  • the apparatus 1 further comprises a tubular liner 4 for the discharge of the product 2a, said liner extending from the above indicated outlet aperture 3 of the storage member 2.
  • the tubular liner 4 is advantageously made of a deformable material and is preset for connecting the member 2 with a conduit 5 for the passage of the powdered product 2a.
  • the conduit 5 is only partially illustrated inasmuch as it makes up an inlet channel of the operating machine for the -treatment of the powdered product 2, or a transit pipe between rooms located at different floors.
  • the liner 4 exhibits an upper end 4a having an edge engageable with the outlet aperture 3, and a lower end 4b, associable with said conduit 5, as best described herebelow.
  • a hold portion 6 that can be set between a first operating condition in which it protrudes inside the liner 4 (Fig. 11) and a second operating condition in which it protrudes outside the liner 4 to define an inner storage chamber 7 (Figs. 12 and 13) .
  • the liner 4 exhibits two hold portions 6 diametrally opposite to each other and each comprising a retractable glove 8.
  • the glove 8 allows an operator to put one hand in it from the outside to gain access within the liner 4 (Fig. 11) .
  • the retractable glove 8 By pulling the retractable glove 8 outwardly of the liner 4, it is possible to define the said storage chamber 7 which develops within the liner 4 in order to retain a lower end 4b of a previously utilized liner 4 ( Figs . 12 and 13 ) .
  • the liner 4 is preferably provided with a first and second clutch elements 30a, 30b able to be associated with a respective clutch elements 30a, 30b of a previously used liner 4.
  • first clutch element 30a develops inside the liner in correspondence of a respective storage chamber 7.
  • first clutch element exhibits an extended body provided with an interlocking pin.
  • second clutch element 30b develops outside the liner in correspondence of the lower end 4b.
  • second clutch element 30b exhibits an extended body provided with an interlocking pin.
  • the conduit of passage 5 has a shape substantially tubular with circular cross-section, and is provided with an inlet mouth 9 disposed below the storage member 2 to allow the transfer by gravity of the product 2a.
  • the conduit 5 is associated with coupling means 10 able to associate the lower end 4b of liner 4 with the conduit 5.
  • the coupling means 10 exhibit a first device 11 associated with the inlet mouth 9 of conduit 5 for retaining the lower end 4b of liner 4.
  • Such first retention device 11 is made up of an annular body 12 concentrically disposed around the inlet mouth 9.
  • the annular body 12 defines at least one intake annular • groove 13 for aspirating a border of 13a of the lower end 4b of liner 4.
  • Fig. 5 illustrates the operating conditions for the transfer of product 2a (Fig. 5)
  • Fig. Ia is an intake channel 14 formed in the conduit 5 and developing in correspondence of the annular groove 13.
  • the channel 14 is operatively associated with a pneumatic system (which is not described nor illustrated as being known in the art) able to aspirate the lower end 4b of liner 4, thereby retaining it onto the groove 13.
  • the annular body 12 further exhibits an air-delivery annular groove 15 interposed between the intake groove 13 and one edge of conduit 5 defining the inlet mouth 9.
  • the air-delivery annular groove 15 is associated with a respective channel 17 also connected to said pneumatic system.
  • the coupling means 10 further exhibit a second retention device 18 movable by suitable driving members (not
  • the second retention device 18 results displaceable close to/away from the first retention deice 11 so as to allow replacing the liner 4 with an exchange liner 4 to be described herebelow in greater detail.
  • the second retention device 18 comprises an annular body 19 concentrically disposed around the conduit 5 and below the first retention device 11.
  • the annular body 19 defines at least one annular groove 20 for aspirating a border 20a of the lower end 4b of liner 4. In this way, as illustrated in Figs. 3 to 5, the border 20a of the lower end 4b is retained and moved close to the first retention device 11.
  • the intake annular groove 20 is likewise associated with a channel 21 connected to the pneumatic system to aspirate the border 20a and retain it against the annular body 19 of the second device 18.
  • the annular body 19 is movable between a first position where it is a distance away from
  • the first device 11 to retain the lower end 4b of an exchange liner 4, and a second position close to the first device 11 to dispose the lower end 4b of the exchange liner
  • the coupling means 10 further comprise a clamping element
  • the clamping element 22 has an annular shape to internally define a hole 22a allowing the liner 4 to pass through (as shown, for example, in Fig. 3) .
  • clamping element 22 is associated with a respective lifting member 23a consisting, as illustrated by way of example, of two pneumatic pistons able to move the same element 22 close to and away from the conduit 5.
  • the element 22 is movable between a first position in which it is associated with the edge 16 of conduit 5 to compress the liner 4 against the same edge 16 (Figs. 4, 5 and 6), and a second position in which it is detached from the edge 16 to remove the liner 4 from the conduit 5 (Figs. 7 to 12).
  • the element 22 exhibits a lower recessed surface 23 which is counter-shaped with respect to the protruding profile of the edge 16 of conduit 5.
  • the lower surface 23 is engaged onto the edge 16 to adhere thereon.
  • the conduit 5 further exhibits an auxiliary tubular liner " 24, which is inserted into the same conduit 5 to isolate the inner surface from the powdered product 2a.
  • the auxiliary liner 24 prevents the powdered product 2a from being contaminated by possible impurities present on the inner cylindrical surface of ⁇ conduit 5. .
  • the liner 24 also prevents the conduit 5 and annular body 12 from being contaminated by the product, thus making unnecessary, in both cases, their cleaning or replacement at the end of campaign, that is, when the last liner 4 has been inserted and the auxiliary liner 24 is to be removed from the apparatus.
  • a circular welding means located in the outer face of the lower surface 23 and intended for welding, at the end of campaign, the liners 4 and 24 to be removed in their storage condition, that is, without any contamination from and to the outer environment.
  • auxiliary liner 24 exhibits a top end 24a engaged with the inlet mouth 9 and anchored to an auxiliary annular groove 25 disposed close to the edge 16 Of conduit 5.
  • auxiliary liner 24 is folded over the edge 16 to cover the latter as far as to lie around the said auxiliary annular groove 25 which results interposed .between the edge 16 and the first retention device 12.
  • the auxiliary annular groove 25 is also provided with a closing ring 26 inserted into the same auxiliary annular groove 25 in order to firmly anchoring the top end 24a of the auxiliary liner 24.
  • the auxiliary liner 24 further comprises a bottom end 24b connected to the station receiving the product 2a by means, advantageously, of a valve able to be opened and closed under control.
  • the apparatus 1 further comprises separation means 27 (only schematically shown) disposed between the storage member 2 and the conduit 5.
  • the separation means 27 exhibit a cutting blade for separating, along the line "X" indicated in Fig. 6, the lower end 4b of liner 4 from the upper end 4a. As best described later on, such cutting operation is carried out upon completion of the discharge of the powdered product
  • the separation means 27 consist of a welder intended for dividing the liner 4 and welding the free edges of the ends 4a, 4b thereof thereby avoiding any escape of the powdered product 2a.
  • Such operation can also be performed by using mechanical spacers such as straps or other elements.
  • the liner 4 is associated with the outlet aperture 3 of storage member 2 by means of its upper end 4a (Figs. 1 and 2).
  • the member 2 is brought in correspondence of the conduit 5 in order to dispose the lower end 4b of liner ' 4 onto the conduit 5.
  • the liner 4 is caused to pass through the hole 22a of the clamping element 22 as far as to have the lower end 4b disposed around the first and second retention devices 11, 18.
  • the second .retention device 18 is disposed a distance away from the first device 11. At this point, the second device 18 aspirates the border
  • the clamping element 22 is lowered onto the edge 16 to engage the liner 4 with the conduit 5 (Fig. 5) .
  • the liner 4 fixedly anchored to the storage member 2 and conduit 5, ensures the isolation of the product 2a from the external environment, thereby avoiding possible contaminations.
  • the ' liner 4 must be removed and replaced in order to transfer the product 2a held in a further storage member 2.
  • the liner 4 is cut along the line "X" thereby separating the upper end 4a from the lower end 4b.
  • the cutting operation is performed by said separation means • 27 which provide for cutting and welding the free borders of said ends 4a, 4b (Fig. 6) .
  • the welding can be replaced by a corresponding mechanical locking operation by using straps or other elements.
  • the upper end 4a of liner 4 remains associated with the storage member 2 and is removed therewith, while the lower end 4b remains associated with the conduit 5.
  • a further storage member 2 is provided which 'holds a respective powdered product 2a.
  • the member 2 is coupled to a respective exchange liner 4' having the same • structure as the liner 4 previously described (Fig. 8).
  • the exchange liner 4' is thus fitted onto the conduit 5 as illustrated in Fig. 5, thereby allowing the insertion .therein also of the lower end 4b of liner 4 previously utilized and still anchored to the first retention element
  • the second device 18 provides for sucking and retaining the border 20a' of the exchange liner 4'.
  • the first clutch element 30a of the exchange liner 4' is associated with the second clutch element 30b of the already utilized liner 4.
  • the glove 8 actually allows withdrawing manually the lower end 4b of conduit 5, thereby releasing the mouth 9 of the already utilized liner 4.
  • the clutch elements coupled to each other 30a, 30b, prevent the lower end 4b of liner 4 already utilized from accidentally falling inside the conduit 5.
  • the glove 8 is taken out of the exchange liner .4' to define said inner chamber 7 (Fig. 12) .
  • Such step is carried out by pulling manually the glove 8 and the lower end 4b of the already utilized liner 4.
  • the inner chamber 7 results defined and the lower end 4b of liner 4, removed from the conduit 5, can thus be transferred therein.
  • the lower end 4b of liner 4 is disengaged from the first retention device 11.
  • the suction actuated by the first device 11 is switched into overpressure, thereby facilitating the sliding of the two liners and preventing a contaminating inflow towards the same mouth.
  • the liner 4' is kept engaged during this
  • any particles of the product 2a possibly adhering to the lower end 4b within the chamber 7 will be isolated so as not to contaminate a fresh powdered product 2a being transferred through the exchange liner 4' .
  • the clamping element 22 is again brought onto the edge 16, and the second retention device 18 is moved close to the first device 11 (Fig. 13) .
  • the exchange liner 4' is anchored to the conduit 5 to allow the transfer of a fresh product within • the same conduit 5.
  • the operation for the exchange of liner 4 can therefore be carried out every time the storage member 2 is replaced.
  • the handling of the second retention device 18 makes it possible to perform the operation of separation and exchange of liner 4 repeatedly without necessarily engaging a limited number of intake grooves.
  • the second retention device acts onto the exchange liner 4' to retain the same during the removal of the lower end 4b of the already utilized liner 4. Consequently, the re-positioning of the second retention device 18 in the respective condition in which it is moved away from the first device 11, makes it possible to repeat .the exchange operation unlimitedly.
  • the operation of replacing the liner 4 ensures the seal of same liner on the conduit 5 to avoid possible ' contaminations with the outside.
  • the welding machine disposed on the element 22 carries out a welding for the connection between the liner 4 and the auxiliary liner 24. In this way, it results possible to withdraw from below, that is, from the lower part of conduit 5, the auxiliary liner 24 joined to the liner 4 by the said welding. In this way there is obtained, also during the final step of the process, a complete absence of contamination of the apparatus according to the present invention and, therefore, the conduit 5 and annular body 12 are ready for ⁇ a new campaign without any need of further cleaning operations .

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L'invention concerne un appareil et un procédé permettant de transférer des produits pulvérulents (2a) comportant un élément de stockage (2) destiné à stocker un produit pulvérulent (2a) et ayant une chemise tubulaire de décharge (4) s'étendant depuis une ouverture de sortie respective (3) pour décharger le produit (2a) ; un conduit (5) destiné au passage du produit pulvérulent (2a) et ayant une embouchure d'admission (9) en mesure de s'associer à une extrémité inférieure (4b) de ladite chemise (4) pouvant transférer le produit pulvérulent (2a) depuis l'élément de stockage (2) jusqu'au conduit (5) ; le conduit (5) présentant des moyens d'accouplement (10) destinés à associer l'extrémité inférieure (4b) de la chemise (4) audit conduit (5) ; des moyens de séparation (27) étant disposés entre ledit élément de stockage (2) et ledit conduit (5) pour séparer l'extrémité inférieure (4b) de la chemise (4) à la fin d'une opération de décharge destinée à décharger le produit pulvérulent (2a) ; les moyens d'accouplement (10) comportant un premier dispositif de retenue (11) permettant de retenir l'extrémité inférieure (4b) de la chemise (4) associée à l'embouchure d'admission (9) du conduit (5), et un second dispositif de retenue (18) déplaçable le long dudit conduit (5) à proximité/à distance du premier dispositif de retenue (11) pour remplacer la chemise (4) par une chemise de rechange (4') disposée autour de ladite chemise (4).
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