CA2130316C - Layering machine - Google Patents
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Abstract
A machine for layering strips of food material comprising a) means for forming a plurality of parallel strips of flexible food material, b) one lower conveyor belt and at least one upper conveyor belt extending from its upstream end lateral to the lower conveyor belt to its downstream end overlying the lower conveyor belt, c) guiding means for guiding one strip of flexible food material to the upstream end of the lower conveyor belt and at least one other strip of flexible food material to the upstream end of an upper conveyor belt, d) power means adapted to advance the conveyor belts and the strips downstream, and e) guiding means for guiding a strip of flexible food material from the downstream end of an upper conveyor belt to lie above another strip advancing downstream thereby forming a food product comprising layered strips of food material.
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Layering Machine The present invention relates to a machine and method for the continuous layering of strips of food material, more particularly for the continuous production of lasagne by forming strips of pasta in layers, inserting a filling between the layers and cutting into portions automatically.
Normally, in the production of lasagne, the pasta is extruded, cut into strips of a suitable width, blanched, cut, and placed piece by piece into a tray by hand with a filling of sauce between the pieces. This process has the following disadvantages:
1) The pasta processing line is unduly long and occupies a great deal of space.
Layering Machine The present invention relates to a machine and method for the continuous layering of strips of food material, more particularly for the continuous production of lasagne by forming strips of pasta in layers, inserting a filling between the layers and cutting into portions automatically.
Normally, in the production of lasagne, the pasta is extruded, cut into strips of a suitable width, blanched, cut, and placed piece by piece into a tray by hand with a filling of sauce between the pieces. This process has the following disadvantages:
1) The pasta processing line is unduly long and occupies a great deal of space.
2) The process is labour intensive and requires at least five people on the line.
3) The pasta is eXtremely slippery and difficult to handle.
4) There are losses of pasta as a result of a lack of time for the operator to transport all the pieces of pasta to the tray.
5) There are several moving parts in the machine for transporting and layering the pasta strips, which are prone to break down or wear out.
We have developed a machine and method for the continuous layering of strips of food material which occupies less than than half the length of a conventional machine, is labour saving, has no moving parts except for the basic conveyor which reduces or eliminates the costs for .-. ~ ~~ 2 ~~ ~~.3~~~
exchange of machine parts or possible shut-downs, and substantially prevents any losses in pasta.
.According to the present invention there is provided a machine for layering strips of food material comprising a) means for forming a plurality of parallel strips of flexible food material, b) one lower conveyor belt and at least ane upper conveyor belt extending from its upstream end lateral to the lower conveyor belt to its downstream end overlying the lower conveyor belt, c) guiding means for guiding one strip of flexible food material to the upstream end of the lower conveyor belt and at least one other strip of flexible food material to the upstream end of an upper conveyor belt, d) power means adapted to advance the conveyar belts and the strips downstream, and e) guiding means for guiding a strip of flexible food material from the downstream end of an upper conveyor belt to lie above another strip advancing downstream thereby forming a food product comprising layered strips of food material.
The strips of flexible food material may be, for instance, strips of pasta which may be formed by any conventional means, e.g. where the pasta dough is extruded from a kneader/sheeter to give a strand which is passed onto a conveyor belt which transports the strand through a blanching tank containing hot water and then out of the blanching tank onto a conveyor.
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Advantageously, the blanched, pasta strand is transported on the conveyor belt, which may conveniently be a cooling conveyor belt, above which is positioned one or more cutting devices, e.g. rotating circular knives, adapted to cut the pasta strand longitudinally into a plurality of strips lying side by side. The usual number of strips is from three to six for a lasagne but a larger number of sheets may be used for soma products, e.g. up to 11.
The number of upper conveyor belts is conveniently the same as the number of strips which it is intended to form in layers over the strip lying on the lower conveyor, i.e. one less than the total number of strips forming the layers of the food product. When there are a plurality of upper conveyors, they are advantageously positioned parallel to one another and have different lengths, the shortest one depositing a strip onto the strip lying on the lower conveyor belt, the next shortest depositing a strip onto the strip which has been deposited from the shortest upper conveyor belt, and so on, until the longest upper conveyor belt deposits the strip which forms the top layer of the food product.
The guiding means to guide the strips of flexible food material onto the upstream ends of the lower and upper conveyor belts respectively may convenient:Ly be rollers around which the strips are trained.
The power means adapted to advance the conveyor belts and the strips downstream may any conventional means, e.g. an electric motor. Although one motor may be used to drive all the belts, it is preferable that separate motors are used to drive the cooling conveyor, the upper conveyor and the lower conveyor belts because it is desirable that the speed of each conveyor is individually adjustable.
Although the conveyors travel at approximately the same -.
speed there is normally a slight speed increase from the cooling conveyor to the upper conveyor and from the upper conveyor to the lower conveyor.
The guiding means to guide a strip of~flexible food material from the downstream end of an upper conveyor belt to lie above another strip advancing downstream may suitably be a roller around which the strip is trained.
Advantageously, means are provided for depositing a filling between the layers of the food product. Such means may be provided by a filling nozzle positioned upstream of the guiding means for guiding a strip from the downstream end of an upper conveyor belt to lie above another sheet advancing downstream. For a product having more than one two layers of strips with a filling between each layer, there are conveniently a plurality of filling nozzles arranged successively the number of nozzles corresponding to the number of layers of filling. The guiding means to guide a strip of flexible food material from the downstream end of an upper conveyor belt to lie above another strip advancing downstream may suitably be a calibrating roller around which the strap is trained and which can be adjusted to control the thickness of the filling.
The filling may be, for instance, a sauce or other conventional filling for a lasagne, e.g.using a meat, fish, vegetable or meat base.
Preferably a cutting means is provided for cutting the food product transversely to its direction of travel and is advantageously situated above the lower conveyor downstream of the position where the top layer. has been deposited onto the food product.
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The present invention may be fully automated and controlled by a computer.
The present invention will now be further illustrated by way of example with reference to the accoanpanying drawings in which gigure 1 is a diagrammatic side view of a lasagne producing machine according to the present invention, Figure 2 is a top plan 'view of the machine shown in Figure 1, ~~.3~~~.~~
Figure 3 is a side view of a guiding roller for a pasta strip and a filling nozzle, Figure 4 is a section along the line A-A of Figure 3 looking in the direction of the arrows, and Figure 5 is a section along the line B-B of Figure 3 looking in the direction of the arrows.
Referring to the drawings, the machine comprises a cooling conveyor 10 transporting a pasta strand 11. At the downstream end of the conveyor 10 are five rotary cutting knives 12 and a guide roller 13. Below the guide roller 13 are three upper cross conveyors 14, 15 and 16, and a lower conveyor 17. A guide roller 18 is provided for guiding pasta strip 19 onto the lower conveyor 17 and three guide rollers 20 (one for each upper cross conveyor 14, 15 and 16) supported on a single shaft are provided for guiding pasta strips 21 onto the upper cross l0 conveyors 14,'15 and 16. A waste bin 22 is provided for receiving scrap pasta cuttings 23. Filling pumps 24, 25 and 26 provided with filling nozzles 27, 28 and 29 respectively supply a sauce 30. Above the lower conveyor are provided calibrating guide rollers 31, 32, 33 and 34 each mounted on a support 35 vertically adjustable by means of a knob 36. Downstream of the calibrating rollers is a guillotine cutter 37 for cutting the layered pasta strip into lasagnes 38 followed by an acceleration conveyor belt 39. Three electric motors 40, 41 arid 42 are provided to drive the cooling conveyor 10, the upper conveyor (comprising cross conveyors 14, 15 and 16), and the lower conveyor 17 respectively.
Tn operation, a blanched pasta strand 11 is transported on a cooling conveyor 10 beneath the rotary cutting knives 12 which cut the strand into four parallel strips " ~ , ~~.~~3~.~~
one of which 19 is trained around and guided by the guiding roller 18 to the lower conveyor 17 where it is trained around the calibrating roller 31 at its upstream end and the other three strips 21 are trained around and guided by the guiding roller 20 to the upstream ends of the upper cross conveyors 14, 15 and 16 respectively. The upper and lower conveyors are driven in synchronisation with the cooling conveyor by a motor (not shown) and a portion of sauce 30 is fed from the nozzle 27 onto the upper surface of the pasta strip 19 travelling downstream on the lower conveyor :L7. When the pasta ;trip 19 with the sauce on top is conveyed to a position below the downstream end of the upper cross conveyor 14, one of the pasta strips 21 travelling downstream on the upper cross conveyor 14 is transported off the downstream end and is trained around the calibrating roller 32 so that it comes to lie upon the layer of sauce which has been fed onto the strip 19 to give a two-layered pasta strip. The calibrating roller 32 adjusts the thickness of the layers with the sauce filling between. A portion of sauce 30 is then fed from nozzle 28 onto the upper surface of the two-layered pasta strip and when the two-layered pasta strip is conveyed to a position beneath the downstream end of the upper cross conveyor 15, another of the pasta strips 21 travelling on the upper conveyor 15 is transported off the downstream end and is trained around the calibrating roller 33 so that it comes to lie upon the layer of sauce which has been fed onto the the upper surface of the two-layered pasta strip to give a three-layered pasta strip. The calibrating roller 33 adjusts the thickness of 'the layers with the sauce filling between. A portion of sauce 30 is then fed from nozzle 29 onto 'the upper surface of the three-layered pasta strip and when the three-layered pasta strip is conveyed to a position beneath the downstream end of the upper cross conveyor 16, another of vthe pasta strips 21 travelling on the upper conveyor 16 is transported off the downstream end and is trained around the calibrating roller 34 so that it comes to lie upon the layer of sauce which has been fed onto the the upper surface of the three-layered pasta strip to give a four-layered pasta strip. The calibrating roller 34 adjusts the thickness of the layers with the sauce filling between and the four-layered pasta strip is then transported downstream so that it passes beneneath the guillotine cutter 37 which reciprocates and cuts the four-layered pasta strip transversely into individual lasagnes 38 which are then transferred to an acceleration belt 39 which spaces them from one another for further processing.
The whole process may be synchronised and electronically controlled by a computer.
We have developed a machine and method for the continuous layering of strips of food material which occupies less than than half the length of a conventional machine, is labour saving, has no moving parts except for the basic conveyor which reduces or eliminates the costs for .-. ~ ~~ 2 ~~ ~~.3~~~
exchange of machine parts or possible shut-downs, and substantially prevents any losses in pasta.
.According to the present invention there is provided a machine for layering strips of food material comprising a) means for forming a plurality of parallel strips of flexible food material, b) one lower conveyor belt and at least ane upper conveyor belt extending from its upstream end lateral to the lower conveyor belt to its downstream end overlying the lower conveyor belt, c) guiding means for guiding one strip of flexible food material to the upstream end of the lower conveyor belt and at least one other strip of flexible food material to the upstream end of an upper conveyor belt, d) power means adapted to advance the conveyar belts and the strips downstream, and e) guiding means for guiding a strip of flexible food material from the downstream end of an upper conveyor belt to lie above another strip advancing downstream thereby forming a food product comprising layered strips of food material.
The strips of flexible food material may be, for instance, strips of pasta which may be formed by any conventional means, e.g. where the pasta dough is extruded from a kneader/sheeter to give a strand which is passed onto a conveyor belt which transports the strand through a blanching tank containing hot water and then out of the blanching tank onto a conveyor.
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Advantageously, the blanched, pasta strand is transported on the conveyor belt, which may conveniently be a cooling conveyor belt, above which is positioned one or more cutting devices, e.g. rotating circular knives, adapted to cut the pasta strand longitudinally into a plurality of strips lying side by side. The usual number of strips is from three to six for a lasagne but a larger number of sheets may be used for soma products, e.g. up to 11.
The number of upper conveyor belts is conveniently the same as the number of strips which it is intended to form in layers over the strip lying on the lower conveyor, i.e. one less than the total number of strips forming the layers of the food product. When there are a plurality of upper conveyors, they are advantageously positioned parallel to one another and have different lengths, the shortest one depositing a strip onto the strip lying on the lower conveyor belt, the next shortest depositing a strip onto the strip which has been deposited from the shortest upper conveyor belt, and so on, until the longest upper conveyor belt deposits the strip which forms the top layer of the food product.
The guiding means to guide the strips of flexible food material onto the upstream ends of the lower and upper conveyor belts respectively may convenient:Ly be rollers around which the strips are trained.
The power means adapted to advance the conveyor belts and the strips downstream may any conventional means, e.g. an electric motor. Although one motor may be used to drive all the belts, it is preferable that separate motors are used to drive the cooling conveyor, the upper conveyor and the lower conveyor belts because it is desirable that the speed of each conveyor is individually adjustable.
Although the conveyors travel at approximately the same -.
speed there is normally a slight speed increase from the cooling conveyor to the upper conveyor and from the upper conveyor to the lower conveyor.
The guiding means to guide a strip of~flexible food material from the downstream end of an upper conveyor belt to lie above another strip advancing downstream may suitably be a roller around which the strip is trained.
Advantageously, means are provided for depositing a filling between the layers of the food product. Such means may be provided by a filling nozzle positioned upstream of the guiding means for guiding a strip from the downstream end of an upper conveyor belt to lie above another sheet advancing downstream. For a product having more than one two layers of strips with a filling between each layer, there are conveniently a plurality of filling nozzles arranged successively the number of nozzles corresponding to the number of layers of filling. The guiding means to guide a strip of flexible food material from the downstream end of an upper conveyor belt to lie above another strip advancing downstream may suitably be a calibrating roller around which the strap is trained and which can be adjusted to control the thickness of the filling.
The filling may be, for instance, a sauce or other conventional filling for a lasagne, e.g.using a meat, fish, vegetable or meat base.
Preferably a cutting means is provided for cutting the food product transversely to its direction of travel and is advantageously situated above the lower conveyor downstream of the position where the top layer. has been deposited onto the food product.
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~~~~r~~ ~i The present invention also provides a process for layering strips of food material comprising a) forming a plurality of parallel strips of flexible food material, b) guiding one strip of flexible food material to the upstream end of a lower conveyor belt and at least one other strip of flexible food material to the upstream end of an upper conveyor belt, the upper conveyor belt extending from its upstream end lateral to the lower conveyor belt to its downstream end overlying the lower conveyor belt, c) advancing the conveyor belts and the strips downstream, and d) guiding a strip of flexible food material from the downstream end of an upper conveyor belt to lie above another strip advancing downstream to form layered sheets of food material.
The present invention may be fully automated and controlled by a computer.
The present invention will now be further illustrated by way of example with reference to the accoanpanying drawings in which gigure 1 is a diagrammatic side view of a lasagne producing machine according to the present invention, Figure 2 is a top plan 'view of the machine shown in Figure 1, ~~.3~~~.~~
Figure 3 is a side view of a guiding roller for a pasta strip and a filling nozzle, Figure 4 is a section along the line A-A of Figure 3 looking in the direction of the arrows, and Figure 5 is a section along the line B-B of Figure 3 looking in the direction of the arrows.
Referring to the drawings, the machine comprises a cooling conveyor 10 transporting a pasta strand 11. At the downstream end of the conveyor 10 are five rotary cutting knives 12 and a guide roller 13. Below the guide roller 13 are three upper cross conveyors 14, 15 and 16, and a lower conveyor 17. A guide roller 18 is provided for guiding pasta strip 19 onto the lower conveyor 17 and three guide rollers 20 (one for each upper cross conveyor 14, 15 and 16) supported on a single shaft are provided for guiding pasta strips 21 onto the upper cross l0 conveyors 14,'15 and 16. A waste bin 22 is provided for receiving scrap pasta cuttings 23. Filling pumps 24, 25 and 26 provided with filling nozzles 27, 28 and 29 respectively supply a sauce 30. Above the lower conveyor are provided calibrating guide rollers 31, 32, 33 and 34 each mounted on a support 35 vertically adjustable by means of a knob 36. Downstream of the calibrating rollers is a guillotine cutter 37 for cutting the layered pasta strip into lasagnes 38 followed by an acceleration conveyor belt 39. Three electric motors 40, 41 arid 42 are provided to drive the cooling conveyor 10, the upper conveyor (comprising cross conveyors 14, 15 and 16), and the lower conveyor 17 respectively.
Tn operation, a blanched pasta strand 11 is transported on a cooling conveyor 10 beneath the rotary cutting knives 12 which cut the strand into four parallel strips " ~ , ~~.~~3~.~~
one of which 19 is trained around and guided by the guiding roller 18 to the lower conveyor 17 where it is trained around the calibrating roller 31 at its upstream end and the other three strips 21 are trained around and guided by the guiding roller 20 to the upstream ends of the upper cross conveyors 14, 15 and 16 respectively. The upper and lower conveyors are driven in synchronisation with the cooling conveyor by a motor (not shown) and a portion of sauce 30 is fed from the nozzle 27 onto the upper surface of the pasta strip 19 travelling downstream on the lower conveyor :L7. When the pasta ;trip 19 with the sauce on top is conveyed to a position below the downstream end of the upper cross conveyor 14, one of the pasta strips 21 travelling downstream on the upper cross conveyor 14 is transported off the downstream end and is trained around the calibrating roller 32 so that it comes to lie upon the layer of sauce which has been fed onto the strip 19 to give a two-layered pasta strip. The calibrating roller 32 adjusts the thickness of the layers with the sauce filling between. A portion of sauce 30 is then fed from nozzle 28 onto the upper surface of the two-layered pasta strip and when the two-layered pasta strip is conveyed to a position beneath the downstream end of the upper cross conveyor 15, another of the pasta strips 21 travelling on the upper conveyor 15 is transported off the downstream end and is trained around the calibrating roller 33 so that it comes to lie upon the layer of sauce which has been fed onto the the upper surface of the two-layered pasta strip to give a three-layered pasta strip. The calibrating roller 33 adjusts the thickness of 'the layers with the sauce filling between. A portion of sauce 30 is then fed from nozzle 29 onto 'the upper surface of the three-layered pasta strip and when the three-layered pasta strip is conveyed to a position beneath the downstream end of the upper cross conveyor 16, another of vthe pasta strips 21 travelling on the upper conveyor 16 is transported off the downstream end and is trained around the calibrating roller 34 so that it comes to lie upon the layer of sauce which has been fed onto the the upper surface of the three-layered pasta strip to give a four-layered pasta strip. The calibrating roller 34 adjusts the thickness of the layers with the sauce filling between and the four-layered pasta strip is then transported downstream so that it passes beneneath the guillotine cutter 37 which reciprocates and cuts the four-layered pasta strip transversely into individual lasagnes 38 which are then transferred to an acceleration belt 39 which spaces them from one another for further processing.
The whole process may be synchronised and electronically controlled by a computer.
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1. A process for layering strips of food material comprising:
forming a plurality of parallel strips of flexible food material;
advancing a first conveyor belt, guiding one of the plurality of strips onto the advancing first conveyor belt to obtain a first strip on the first advancing conveyor belt and transporting the first strip on the first advancing conveyor belt;
advancing a second conveyor belt at a position above the first advancing conveyor belt, guiding a second strip of the plurality of strips onto the second advancing conveyor belt and transporting the second strip on and then off of the second advancing conveyor belt and guiding the off-transported second strip so that the off-transported second strip is guided to lie over and advance with the first strip transported on the first advancing conveyor belt to form a layered product transported on the first advancing conveyor belt.
forming a plurality of parallel strips of flexible food material;
advancing a first conveyor belt, guiding one of the plurality of strips onto the advancing first conveyor belt to obtain a first strip on the first advancing conveyor belt and transporting the first strip on the first advancing conveyor belt;
advancing a second conveyor belt at a position above the first advancing conveyor belt, guiding a second strip of the plurality of strips onto the second advancing conveyor belt and transporting the second strip on and then off of the second advancing conveyor belt and guiding the off-transported second strip so that the off-transported second strip is guided to lie over and advance with the first strip transported on the first advancing conveyor belt to form a layered product transported on the first advancing conveyor belt.
2. A process according to claim 1 further comprising, prior to guiding the off-transported second strip to lie over the first strip for forming the layered product, depositing a filling onto the first strip transported on the first advancing conveyor belt and transporting and guiding the off-transported second strip so that the guided off-transported second strip lies over the filling and the first strip.
3. A process according to claim 2 wherein the off-transported second strip is guided for contacting the filling and for adjusting and controlling a thickness of the filling.
4. A process according to claim 3 wherein the off-transported second strip is guided by a calibrating roller.
5. A process according to claim 1 wherein there are a plurality of further strips formed and there are a plurality of further conveyor belts and further comprising guiding each of the further strips onto the further conveyor belts in a one-to-one relation, and transporting the further strips on and then off of the further conveyor belts and guiding the off-transported further strips so that the further strips are guided sequentially to lie one over another over the transported layered product.
6. A process according to claim 5 further comprising, prior to guiding the off-transported second strip to lie over the first transported strip for forming the layered product, depositing a filling onto the first transported strip and guiding the off-transported second strip so that the guided off-transported second strip lies over the filling and the first strip and prior to guiding each off-transported further strip sequentially to lie over the transported layered product, depositing a filling upon the transported layered product to obtain a further layered product so that filling lies between each strip of the further layered product.
7. A process according to claim 6 wherein the off-transported second and further strips are guided for contacting the filling and for adjusting and controlling a thickness of the filling.
8. A process according to claim 7 wherein the off-transported second and further strips are guided by a calibrating roller.
9. A process according to claims 5 or 6 wherein there are from 1 to 4 further strips and further conveyors.
10. A process according to claims 1 or 2 further comprising cutting the layered product into individual layered articles.
11. A process according to claims 1 or 2 wherein the food material is a pasta.
12. A process according to claims 1 or 2 further comprising forming a pasta dough strand and cutting the strand for forming the plurality of parallel strips.
13. A process according to claim 12 further comprising, prior to cutting the strand, blanching the strand and then cutting the blanched strand.
14. A process according to claim 13 further comprising, prior to cutting the blanched strand, cooling the blanched strand.
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