JPH0323B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION <Industrial Application Field> The present invention relates to an apparatus for supplying a predetermined amount of soy sauce moromi, sake sake moromi, etc. onto a cloth during compressed solid-liquid separation.

<Prior Art> Conventional devices for supplying moromi onto cloth during solid-liquid separation have consisted of a mere chute or a shock absorbing plate provided at the outlet of the chute. If the cloth is supplied in a small amount and the amount of moromi is not so large as in the past, this structure would not pose much of a problem. In addition, a device was developed in which a nozzle pipe was placed over the entire surface of the cloth, and it moved up and down each time it was filled with moromi, as well as reciprocating the drip tray.
Seen in issue 12933.

<Problems to be Solved by the Invention> However, as the size of the apparatus increases and the amount of moromi supplied at one time increases, shortening the moromi supply time becomes extremely important. For example, if the measuring device were to inject moromi directly onto the fabric, as seen in Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 51-9795, it would seem that the problem had been solved if we focused on the injection alone; however,
With this structure, the measurement of the next moromi to be injected begins after all of the moromi in the meter has been injected, which makes measuring the viscous moromi the rate-limiting time, making the work extremely time-consuming. It becomes a bad thing. In order to solve this problem, we considered using multiple measuring devices and discharging the moromi onto the cloth separately from the injection device. At this time, since the moromi discharge port 5 at the bottom of the meter has a constricted structure, there is a problem of increased flow velocity, and when filling the cloth, the moromi discharge port 5 is squeezed out, that is,
A problem has arisen in which the moromi liquid flies out of the fabric due to the repulsive force against the supply pressure resulting from potential energy. In addition, the cloth surface nozzle type has the problem that the device becomes large-scale and the movement is complicated due to the vertical movement of a large number of nozzles and the reciprocating movement of a large saucer.

<Means for Solving the Problems> The present invention solves these problems, and includes a fixed cage 1, a cloth 2 spread out on a bottom plate that can move up and down inside the cage, and a plurality of cloths arranged at the upper part within the width of the cloth. A moromi filling device comprising a measuring device 3 and a moving device 4 for reciprocating the measuring device onto the cloth, the moromi filling device comprising a measuring device 3 and a moving device 4 for reciprocating the measuring device onto the cloth, the moromi filling device being arranged horizontally in close proximity to the surface of the cloth below the constricted moromi discharge port 5 of the measuring device. It is characterized by providing a gutter-like energy-reducing moromi tank 6 having an open/close bottom with a length corresponding to the filling width.

<Function> With this structure, even if a large amount of moromi is filled, the potential energy is attenuated by the single elongated energy-reducing moromi reservoir 6, and it is possible to prevent the moromi from spilling out. Also, since the movement range is only on the cloth surface,
The device can be miniaturized and control is easy. Since the energy-reducing moromi tank 6 is separated from the measuring device, the next moromi is measured by the measuring device 3 while the moromi is being poured by the energy-reducing moromi tank 6, making it possible to increase efficiency.

<Examples> Examples of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a front view showing the energy-reducing moromi-tama of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a side view of the same. FIG. 3 is a side view of the moromi filling device for brewing.

As is clear from FIG. 3, the brewing moromi filling device includes a fixed cage 1, a cloth 2 spread out on a bottom plate that can move up and down inside the cage, a measuring device 3 disposed at the upper part within the width of the cloth, and It consists of a moving device 4 that reciprocates the measuring device onto the fabric.

In the present invention, in such a brewing moromi filling device, an energy-reducing moromi reservoir 6 having an open/close bottom surface is provided below the moromi discharge port 5 of the measuring device and near the cloth surface. As is clear from FIGS. 1 and 2, the structure of this energy-reducing moromi tank 6 is in the shape of an oblong gutter, and a slight valley is formed at the bottom as a moromi saucer 7. An opening 8 for supplying moromi to the cloth is provided on both sides of the opening 7, and the outlet can be opened and closed by an opening/closing plate 9. Since the lower end of the link 11 attached to the upper cylinder 10 is coaxial with the rotating arm 12 to which the opening/closing plate 9 is fixed, the opening/closing side plates 9 can be opened and closed by moving the cylinder 10 forward and backward. It is. In other words, it opens while running on the cloth, and all of it flows out in one direction.
On the way back, the opening/closing side panels 9 are closed.

<Effects of the Invention> Since the present invention has the above-described structure, it is possible to accurately supply moromi etc. onto the cloth while preventing it from splashing out. In particular, it became possible to stably supply a large amount of moromi etc. to a wide area of cloth with a small device, contributing to larger pressing operations and higher efficiency.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing the energy-reducing moromi-tama of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a side view of the same. FIG. 3 is a side view of the moromi filling device for brewing. 1... Fixed cage, 2... Cloth, 3... Measuring device, 4... Moving device, 5... Moromi discharge port, 6...
Energy-reducing moromi reservoir, 7... Moromi saucer, 8... Moromi supply port, 9... Opening/closing plate, 10... Cylinder, 11...
Link, 12...Rotating arm.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1 Consists of a fixed cage 1, a cloth 2 spread on a bottom plate that can be moved up and down inside the cage, a plurality of measuring devices 3 arranged at the upper part within the width of the cloth, and a moving device 4 that reciprocates the measuring devices onto the cloth. The moromi filling device has a gutter-like energy-reducing moromi reservoir 6 having an opening/closing bottom surface with a length corresponding to the filling width in one horizontal row, located below the constricted moromi discharge port 5 of the measuring device and close to the cloth surface. A moromi filling device for brewing, which is characterized by being provided with.