WO2016103179A1 - Machine pour la production de produits alimentaires liquides ou semi-liquides - Google Patents

Machine pour la production de produits alimentaires liquides ou semi-liquides Download PDF

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WO2016103179A1
WO2016103179A1 PCT/IB2015/059883 IB2015059883W WO2016103179A1 WO 2016103179 A1 WO2016103179 A1 WO 2016103179A1 IB 2015059883 W IB2015059883 W IB 2015059883W WO 2016103179 A1 WO2016103179 A1 WO 2016103179A1
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Stefano Grandi
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A23—FOODS OR FOODSTUFFS; TREATMENT THEREOF, NOT COVERED BY OTHER CLASSES
    • A23G—COCOA; COCOA PRODUCTS, e.g. CHOCOLATE; SUBSTITUTES FOR COCOA OR COCOA PRODUCTS; CONFECTIONERY; CHEWING GUM; ICE-CREAM; PREPARATION THEREOF
    • A23G9/00—Frozen sweets, e.g. ice confectionery, ice-cream; Mixtures therefor
    • A23G9/04—Production of frozen sweets, e.g. ice-cream
    • A23G9/08—Batch production
    • A23G9/12—Batch production using means for stirring the contents in a non-moving container

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  • the present invention relates to a machine for producing liquid or semiliquid food products.
  • the machine according to the invention can be used for producing artisan ice cream.
  • the production of artisan ice cream includes a step of pasteurizing the mixture in use, wherein the latter is brought to a temperature in the range of, for example, 65°C to 85°C, for the purpose of eliminating any heat-sensitive pathogenic organisms.
  • the mixture is then quickly brought to a considerably lower temperature, around 4°C.
  • the pasteurized mixture is then left to settle for a preset time, at a substantially constant temperature around 4°C (maturing).
  • the last substantial production step is the so-called batch freezing, wherein the mixture is mixed and kept at a temperature of approx. 4°C - 5°C, so that the product will acquire its typical softness and creaminess.
  • Machines are currently available which can carry out one or more of the above-mentioned steps.
  • the machines known in the art do not allow checking the product being worked in real time in a simple and immediate manner, and typically do not allow adding further ingredients in progress, e.g. during the batch freezing step.
  • a "free" container i.e. a container which has not been mounted on the machine or which does not belong to the latter;
  • this second container is placed in a controlled environment at very low temperatures, around -40°, for a predefined time.
  • This last step is necessary because, during the removal step, the ice cream is moved from an environment kept at about -10°C to the outside environment, which may have a temperature around 20°C, and will essentially stay there until the end of the removal step. This implies an undesired rise in the temperature of the product, which, before being sold/consumed, will then have to undergo the additional thermal treatment at -40°C.
  • the present invention aims at providing a machine for producing liquid or semiliquid food products, which can overcome the above-mentioned drawbacks.
  • Document FR 2824965 describes an electric motor suitable for installation in a kitchen appliance, which comprises a rotor which has a discoidal shape and which is substantially parallel and non-concentric to an annular stator. This motor cannot be defined as a "torque motor”, and the rotor clearly has a non-annular shape.
  • the rotor does not have a hollow radially internal region, and the radially internal region of the stator does not entirely comprise, in a plan view, the top opening of the container into which the food product is inserted.
  • FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of a machine in accordance with the present invention.
  • FIG. 1 is a partial sectional view of the machine of Figure 1;
  • FIG. 3 is a simplified block diagram of a part of the machine of Figure 1;
  • Figures 5-7 show a first embodiment of a detail of the machine of Figure 1;
  • Figures 8-10 show a second embodiment of the detail shown in Figures 5-7;
  • Figures 11-13 show a third embodiment of the detail shown in Figures 5-7;
  • FIG. 15 is a sectional side view of the machine of Figure 1;
  • FIG. 16 shows an enlargement of a first part of Figure 15
  • FIG. 17 shows an enlargement of a second part of Figure 15;
  • FIG. 19 shows a detail of the machine of Fig. 1.
  • reference numeral 1 designates as a whole a machine for producing liquid or semiliquid food products in accordance with the present invention.
  • the machine 1 ( Figure 1) comprises a frame 10, on which the various components making up the machine 1 are mounted.
  • the frame 10 may comprise a base 11, one or more support elements 12 (e.g. in the form of columns or uprights), and a top wall 13 having a top surface 13a that can be used as a worktop.
  • the frame 10 can be associated with one or more motion elements 14, such as swivelling castors, as schematically shown in Figure 1.
  • the machine 1 also comprises a container 20 associated with said frame 10.
  • the container 20, also known as "carapina”, is suitable for containing a liquid or semiliquid food product and/or a basic mixture and/or a semifinished product for the production of said food product.
  • ingredients for making ice cream, whipped cream, egg cream, fruit sausage, meringues, infusions, oven dough, or for processing (tempering) chocolate, etc. can be inserted into the container 20.
  • the container 20 ( Figure 2) has a substantially vertical extension and a top opening 21.
  • the top opening 21 has multiple functions: allowing ingredient insertion, allowing finished product removal, and allowing tools, such as, for example, a mixer, a batch freezer, a cream whisk, etc. to act upon the substances in the container 20.
  • the container 20 has a substantially cylindrical shape with a substantially vertical axis of extension.
  • the container 20 may be slightly tapered along its whole vertical extension, and may show a more accentuated tapering in its lower portion 22, which is axially opposite to said top opening 21. This shape of the container 20 allows it to be constrained to the frame 10 in a sufficiently stable manner, while also being easy enough to remove.
  • the container 20 is, in fact, removably associated with the frame 10.
  • the container 20 can be removed from the frame 10 and directly moved into the sale environment, the temperature of which is appropriately controlled by means of a thermostat, without requiring any additional treatment.
  • the product is not removed from the container 20, like commonly required by prior-art machines, since it is the very container 20 that is extracted from the machine 1. Thanks to the possibility of removing the container 20, the ice cream can be quickly moved from the machine 1 to the area where it will be kept and sold, typically for takeaway. In this manner, in addition to significantly shorter processing times and higher intrinsic quality of the product (since it is not subject to any thermal shocks between production and sale to the consumer), a significant simplification of the production structure is also obtained because a machine for treating the product at -40°C is no longer necessary.
  • the container 20 is positioned in a housing Y defined by the cooling sleeve 51 of the thermal treatment system 50, which will be described below.
  • the housing Y is substantially cylindrical.
  • the inner walls of the housing Y are shaped in such a way as to substantially match the outer surface of the container 20.
  • the outer surface of the container 20 remains very close to, though not in contact with (e.g. max. distance of 0.5 mm), the surface of the housing Y over the whole extension of the container 20, except for the above- mentioned lower portion 22.
  • the latter which may be, for example, approx. 25-35mm high, rests in a slightly forced manner on the base of the housing Y, so that a force greater than the weight of the container 20 (and of any content thereof) will need to be exerted in order to remove the container 20 from the housing Y.
  • a mechanism 80 ( Figures 1, 19), preferably a pneumatic one, is provided: an actuator 81, preferably a pneumatic one, is configured to exert, when operated, a vertical force onto the base (lower portion 22) of the container 20 (arrow F), so as to "release” the latter and make it easily graspable and removable by an operator.
  • the ejection mechanism 80 may be operated either by hand or by means of a pedal.
  • Figure 19 shows a pedal-type drive mechanism.
  • the operator When the container 20 needs to be repositioned into the housing Y, the operator will have to operate the knob 82 in order to open the valve associated with the pneumatic actuator 81 and allow the container 20 to be positioned at a level corresponding to the lower end-of-stroke position of the actuator itself.
  • the operator will have the press the pedal 83 in order to operate the actuator and push the container 20 upwards, so that it can be comfortably grasped and removed.
  • the stroke of the pneumatic actuator is longer than the height of the lower portion 22 of the container 20; by way of example, the stroke of the pneumatic actuator may be approx. 45-55 mm.
  • the pneumatic actuator can thus bring the container 20 to a height where there will no longer be any friction between the outer surface of the container 20 itself and the inner surface of the housing Y, thereby facilitating the extraction of the container by the operator.
  • the container 20 may be made, for example, of stainless steel.
  • the machine 1 further comprises an actuator 30 associated with the container 20 for driving tools for the production of the food product.
  • the actuator 30 comprises a torque motor 31 ( Figures 2, 4, 15, 16).
  • a torque motor is typically characterized by a large number of poles: while traditional brushless motors typically have 2-10 poles, a torque motor may have, for example, 24-56 poles. It is an electronically switched synchronous motor, with the phases offset by 120 electric degrees.
  • the torque motor 31 comprises:
  • a rotor structure 32 having a substantially annular or cylindrical shape (with no base walls at its axial ends) and a substantially vertical axis of rotation X;
  • stator 34 mounted on the frame 10, having a substantially annular or toroidal shape, and being substantially coaxial with respect to the rotor structure 32.
  • either the rotor structure 32 surrounds the stator 34 (i.e. the rotor structure 32 is arranged in a radially external position relative to the stator 34) or the stator 34 surrounds the rotor structure 32 (i.e. the stator 34 is arranged in a radially external position relative to the rotor structure 32).
  • stator 34 defines a substantially circular housing in which the rotor structure 32 is rotatably housed.
  • the rotor structure 32 comprises an active portion 36 having a substantially annular or toroidal shape, which is formed by a plurality of permanent magnets appropriately oriented and arranged in a per se known manner.
  • the permanent magnets are distributed in accordance with said annular or toroidal shape.
  • the permanent magnets are arranged along the whole circumferential extension of the active portion 36.
  • the magnets may be arranged along just an arc of the same.
  • the stator 34 comprises a plurality of windings, which, in a plan view, are circumferentially arranged in such a way as to delimit the above-mentioned circular housing.
  • windings may be distributed over the entire circumference of the stator 34 or over just an arc of the same. It is however envisaged that, for the motor 31 to operate appropriately, the permanent magnets of the active portion 36 are distributed along the entire circumferential extension thereof and/or the windings of the stator 34 are distributed over the entire circumference thereof.
  • the windings of the stator 34 are suitably powered and controlled to generate a magnetic field that, by interacting with the permanent magnets belonging to the rotor structure 32, will cause the latter to rotate about its own axis of rotation X.
  • FIG 4 schematically shows the permanent magnets "NS'V'SN” that make up the active portion 36 and the stator 34 (the windings of the latter are not shown for the sake of simplicity).
  • a detection element e.g. a Hall sensor
  • a Hall sensor is associated with the rotor structure 32 in order to detect the position of the latter and allow the stator windings to be driven correctly. In this manner, the revolution speed of the rotor structure 32 can be adjusted appropriately.
  • the detection element is located in a suitable seat in the stator body. By reading the magnetic flux of the active portion 36 of the rotor structure 32, it is possible to determine the angular position and the speed of the rotor structure 32 itself.
  • a so-called "sensorless” technique is used for controlling the actuator 30, i.e. a control technique that requires no transducer and provides a reference representative of the mutual position and/or speed of the rotor 32 and stator 34: this control is based on the electromotive force of the motor 31 itself.
  • the machine 1 is equipped with a bearing structure 61 associated with the rotor structure 32 to allow the latter to rotate relative to the other parts of the machine 1, particularly to the stator 34.
  • the bearing structure 61 can be mounted higher than the stator 34 in a radially external position relative to the rotor structure 32.
  • the rotor structure 32 has a radially internal zone 33 ( Figures 2, 4) which is substantially hollow because of the substantially annular shape of the rotor structure 32 itself.
  • the radially internal region 33 of the rotor structure 32 is, in a plan view, at least partially superimposed on the top opening 21.
  • the rotor structure 32 is arranged in a radially external position relative to the container 20.
  • the top opening 21 is wholly contained in the radially internal zone 33 of the rotor 32.
  • the stator 34 has a radially internal zone 35 that is substantially hollow because of the substantially annular shape of the stator 34 itself.
  • the radially internal zone 35 of the stator 34 in a plan view of the machine 1, wholly comprises the top opening 21 of the container 20.
  • the rotor structure 32 and the stator 34 define a substantially cylindrical structure which is substantially coaxial to the container 20.
  • the container 20 can be removed from the frame 10 through the radially internal zones 33, 35, preferably after having dismounted the tool 40 (which will be described below).
  • the machine further comprises a thermal treatment system 50 ( Figures 1, 3, 17) for heating and/or cooling the container 20 and the content thereof.
  • Said thermal treatment system 50 comprises, in a per se known manner, a compressor 54, an exchanger 53, one or more thermal expansion elements 52, and at least one cooling sleeve 51, within which a thermal fluid circulates which can change its own physical conditions to allow the thermal treatment system 50 to absorb heat from the container 20.
  • the sleeve 51 is advantageously made as a substantially cylindrical interspace arranged in a radially external position relative to the container 20, so as to heat/cool the latter and the content thereof by conduction and irradiation.
  • the sleeve 51 is substantially coaxial to the container 20, the stator 34 and the rotor structure 32.
  • the sleeve 51 is mounted on the frame 10 lower than the actuator 30.
  • the sleeve 51 has a plurality of inlets, e.g. three inlets 51.1, 51.2, 51.3, equally spaced angularly from one another; through said inlets, the fluid that must act upon (e.g. cool) the container 20 and the content thereof is fed.
  • a plurality of inlets e.g. three inlets 51.1, 51.2, 51.3, equally spaced angularly from one another; through said inlets, the fluid that must act upon (e.g. cool) the container 20 and the content thereof is fed.
  • the inlets are located in the lower part of the sleeve 51.
  • the sleeve 51 also has at least one outlet 51.4, preferably located in the upper part of the sleeve itself, to allow the fluid to be recirculated in the thermal treatment system.
  • the sleeve 51 also has an inlet 51.5 for hot fluid exiting the compressor or the exchanger, for dissolving any condensate that may form between the container 20 and the housing Y. Said condensate might in fact freeze and hinder/prevent the extraction of the container 20; therefore it should be removed.
  • the operator may manually supply liquid nitrogen.
  • the machine 1 comprises at least one tool 40.
  • the tool 40 is mounted on the rotor structure 32 and extends inside the container 20.
  • the tool 40 comprises:
  • an operating portion 42 associated with the engaging portion 41, for working the food product and/or the basic mixture and/or the semifinished product.
  • the operating portion 42 has a substantially vertical extension and, when in use, it extends in the container 20 at a distance from the inner surface of the latter which is shorter than the radius of the container 20.
  • the tool 40 when the tool 40 is mounted on the rotor structure 32 and is turned by the latter, there will still be a substantially cylindrical radially internal zone of the container 20 that will not be reached by the tool 40.
  • the operating portion 42 extends in the container 20 along a vertical extension that is staggered with respect to the axis of rotation X of the rotor structure 32.
  • the engaging portion 41 is an arm that extends radially into the radially internal zone 33 of the rotor structure 32 by a length, measured perpendicularly to the axis of rotation X, that is shorter than the radius of the radially internal zone 33.
  • the engaging portion 41 occupies only a small part of the radially internal zone 33, thus allowing an operator to gain access to the inside of the container 20 once the covering element (which will be described below) has been opened.
  • the tool 40 is removably mounted on the rotor structure 32.
  • the tool may be a mixer, a batch freezer, a cream whisk, etc.
  • a heating element 90 for the execution of the pasteurization step, wherein the mixture must be heated in a controlled manner, it is envisaged to employ a heating element 90.
  • the heating element 90 is positioned at a lower level than the container 20, in particular underneath it, in proximity to the lower portion of the container 20.
  • the heating element 90 may be an electric resistor, appropriately powered to provide the required heat whenever necessary.
  • the heating element 90 may be an induction plate.
  • the heating element 90 may have a substantially plate-like conformation, e.g. with a substantially circular profile.
  • the heating element 90 may act as a terminal element of the ejection mechanism 80 ( Figure 19): the pneumatic actuator of the ejection mechanism 80 will directly act upon the heating element 90, and this, as it comes in contact with the container
  • the rotor structure 32 preferably comprises an annular connection element 70 integral with the above-mentioned active portion 36.
  • the annular connection element 70 is used for connecting to and supporting the tool 40.
  • a top surface 71 of the element 70 may have a profiled seat 72 ( Figures 5-13) in which the connection portion 41 of the tool 40 is positioned.
  • connection element 70 has a groove 73, at least in the radial region of the seat 72; into said groove 72, a respective horizontal expansion 41b of the connection portion 40 is inserted.
  • the groove 73 may also be substantially continuous along the circumference, as schematically shown in Figure 6.
  • an engaging block 74 extends vertically from the seat 72, in which block a cavity 75 is formed, the cross-section of which has a U-shaped profile having an inclination comprised, for example, between 40° and 50° relative to the horizontal plane.
  • the engaging portion 41 is provided with a substantially cylindrical element 41c, the cross-section of which has substantially the same curvature as the cavity 75.
  • the substantially cylindrical element 41c can be fixed by means of a pair of pins 76 inserted into respective through holes 77 of the engaging block 74.
  • the engaging block 74 has a pair of substantially cylindrical cavities 78 extending horizontally, into which a pair of pins 41d are inserted, which extend horizontally from the engaging portion 41 of the tool 40.
  • the machine 1 preferably comprises a covering element 100 (Figure 1), such as, for example, a cover associated with the top wall 13 of the frame 10.
  • a covering element 100 such as, for example, a cover associated with the top wall 13 of the frame 10.
  • the covering element 100 may be simply laid on the top wall 13 or may be hinged thereto.
  • the function of the covering element 100 is to keep the container 20 and the content thereof isolated from the outside, for both hygienic and thermal reasons.
  • a thermal detection device 120 is mounted on the covering element 100; in a preferred embodiment, the thermal detection device 120 is a thermographic camera.
  • the thermal detection device 120 is advantageously mounted on the inner surface of the covering element 100, i.e. the surface facing towards the above-mentioned top opening 21 of the container 20.
  • the thermal detection device 120 is directed towards the top opening 21, so as to be able to frame the content of the container 20.
  • the thermal detection device 120 is substantially centred on the axis of rotation X of the rotor structure 32, which preferably coincides with a central geometric axis of the container 20.
  • the engaging portion 41 of the tool 40 extends in the radially internal zone 33 by a length that is shorter than the radius of the same radially internal zone 33. This minimizes any interference between the tool 40 and the detection made by the thermal detection device 120.
  • the thermal treatment device 120 is suitable for generating a signal representative of the detected temperature; said signal is communicated, via wired or wireless technology, to a user interface (not shown), which will then make this information available to the user.
  • the machine 1 further comprises a protection ring 110 ( Figures 15, 18) integrally mounted on the rotor structure 32, in particular on top of the annular connection element 70.
  • the protection ring 110 is made of thermoplastic polyurethane (trade name: Sintek H-TPU), generally also known as "food grade rubber”.
  • the task of the protection ring 110 is to avoid that any food residues or parts might fall into the interspace between the rotor structure 32 and the rest of the machine 1, thus jeopardizing the proper operation of the machine 1.
  • the protection ring 110 has a first portion 111a adhering to the annular element 70 and an inclined second portion 11 lb.
  • the slope points from the top of the annular connection element 70, which is at a relatively higher level, towards the top wall or worktop 13, which is at a relatively lower level.
  • the protection ring 110 also has an engaging expansion 112 to be fixed to a respective groove 113 formed on the radially external surface of the annular connection element 70.
  • the invention offers significant advantages.
  • the product can be removed from the machine and brought to the point of sale/consumption without requiring the use of other containers, thus providing considerable advantages in terms of consumption, possible bacterial contamination and transfer speed.
  • the structure of the machine allows further ingredients to be quickly, easily and uninterruptedly added to the mixture when the latter has already been at least partially processed.
  • a further advantage relates to the fact that the structure of the cooling sleeve belonging to the thermal treatment system allows the mixture being processed to be cooled in a uniform and efficient manner.
  • Another advantage is that the machine of the invention can be assembled easily, even by non- skilled personnel: in particular, the rotor structure simply needs to be laid onto the support wall, and the tool simply needs be hooked to the annular connection element of the rotor structure.

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Machine pour la production de produits alimentaires liquides ou semi-liquides, comprenant : a) une ossature (10); b) un contenant (20) associé à ladite ossature (10) et conçu pour contenir un produit alimentaire liquide ou semi-liquide, et/ou un mélange de base, et/ou un produit semi-fini pour produire ledit produit alimentaire, ledit contenant ayant un prolongement sensiblement vertical et une ouverture supérieure (21); c) un actionneur (30) associé au contenant (20) et conçu pour entraîner des outils pour produire ledit produit alimentaire, ledit actionneur (30) comprenant un moteur couple (31), et le moteur couple étant équipé i) d'une structure de rotor (32) ayant une forme sensiblement annulaire, ladite structure de rotor (32) ayant un axe de rotation (X) sensiblement vertical; et ii) d'un stator (34), de forme sensiblement annulaire, monté sur ladite ossature (10), ledit stator étant sensiblement coaxial par rapport à ladite structure de rotor (32), ladite structure de rotor (32) et ledit stator (34) présentant des zones respectives radialement internes (33, 35); dans une vue en plan, chacune desdites zones radialement internes (33, 35), englobant entièrement ladite ouverture supérieure (21); d) au moins un outil (40) monté sur ladite structure de rotor (32) et s'étendant à l'intérieur dudit contenant (20) pour travailler ledit produit alimentaire et/ou ledit mélange de base et/ou ledit produit semi-fini.
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