CN103359347A - Plastic containers for carbonated liquids - Google Patents
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Abstract
A plastic containers particularly for carbonated liquids is disclosed. Provided is a plastic container for receiving liquids, comprising a base area, a main body adjoining to said base area in a longitudinal direction of the container, a shoulder area adjoining to said main body in the longitudinal direction of said container, and a mouth area adjoining to said shoulder area in the longitudinal direction of said container, said mouth area having a container mouth. The container has a gripping area provided between said main body and said container mouth in the longitudinal direction of said container. The external cross section of said gripping area is smaller than an average external cross section of said shoulder area.
Description
Technical field
The present invention relates to a kind of plastic container, be specifically related to a kind of for carbonic liquids, especially for the plastic container of beverage.
Background technology
From prior art, a large amount of plastic container of cicada.These plastic container have the bottom usually, shoulder regions (area) and the oral area of the main body of the described bottom of adjacency and the described main body of adjacency.
Make great efforts for a long time this plastic container are designed to get lightweight as far as possible.On the other hand, this plastic container especially also can bear certain internal pressure when they are used for filling soda.Bottle is got over lightweight, and these containers are will be usually easier to be subjected to internal pressure and to be out of shape (diameter increases, highly increase).
The cicada container that can compensate internal pressure and expand in the target mode in the prior art.US6841262 has described the container with gripping area.Described gripping area shrinks with respect to body region.
Summary of the invention
Therefore, the present invention is based on the purpose that a kind of plastic container are provided, these plastic container are unusual lightweight on the one hand, and are applicable on the other hand fill soda.
According to the present invention, realize this purpose by plastic container according to claim 1.Favourable embodiment and the theme that expands into dependent claims.
For receiving fluids, and be particularly useful for holding the plastic container of soda according to of the present invention, comprise: bottom section; Container vertically in abutting connection with the main body of described bottom section; Described container vertically in abutting connection with the shoulder regions of described main body; And described container vertically in abutting connection with the mouth area with container finish of described shoulder regions.
According to the present invention, described container described container vertically on specifically be arranged in gripping area between described main body and the described container finish, the external cross section of described gripping area is (or specifically in the situation of circular cross section, external diameter for circular cross section) at least part of (section) is less than the average external cross section of shoulder regions (or specifically in the situation of circular cross section, be the external diameter of circular cross section).
Term " zone is in abutting connection with another zone " should be understood to refer to that this zone is right after corresponding other zones, not necessarily must refer to directly be right after corresponding other zones (although also can understand like this).Therefore, for example, this main body can be directly in abutting connection with zone line (for example, in abutting connection with bottom section).Equally also be applicable to shoulder regions, mouth area and oral area.
With respect to shoulder regions, the less external cross section of gripping area is appreciated that especially (average in the vertical) average cross-section of referring to shoulder regions is greater than the cross-sectional plane of gripping area.Advantageously, in the position of the cross-sectional plane of the shoulder regions of vertically determining of container where no matter, the external cross section of gripping area is all less than the external cross section of shoulder regions.In other words, perpendicular to any cross-sectional plane of the shoulder regions of vertical measurement of container will be always greater than any cross-sectional plane or diameter perpendicular to the gripping area of vertical measurement of container.
Advantageously, plastic container form basic Rotational Symmetry.Yet, for example, also can expect having for example elliptical shape or polygonal shape for plastic container.In the situation of the circular design of container, term " external cross section " and " external diameter " but synonym use.Not in the situation of round section at cross-sectional plane, can adopt (average in a circumferential direction) mean diameter.Yet preferably, in the situation of all cross-sectional planes, with regard to gripping area, the distance between wall of a container and the geometirc symmetry axis will be less than the wall of shoulder regions and the mean distance between this geometirc symmetry axis.
Therefore, advantageously, the external cross section of gripping area at it on the whole less than the external cross section of shoulder regions.
In further favourable embodiment, gripping area also has the external cross section less than the external cross section of main body, and especially preferably has the external cross section less than the external cross section of bottom section.
Advantageously, this just means that in the longitudinally direction perpendicular to container, the All Ranges of the All Ranges of shoulder regions and/or the All Ranges of main body and/or bottom section has the cross-sectional plane larger than the cross-sectional plane of gripping area.
In further favourable embodiment, gripping area has the structuring outside face.Here, this patterned surface (structured surface) can be provided on the circumferencial direction of the whole circumference that spreads all over this container, still also is in the part in a circumferential direction.This structuring outside face is so that user's (especially using hand) grasps gripping area easily.Therefore, for example, this gripping area can have a plurality of circumferential grooves and/or a plurality of vertical upwardly extending groove at container.This structuring also can other patterns form provide.Preferably, other zones of container do not have such structure.Yet other wall zones of container can have the stabilizing member such as supporting network or its analogue.Preferably, the structuring of gripping area is not for stable purpose at least.
In further favourable embodiment, gripping area has than the thicker wall thickness of wall thickness of main body especially.
In further favourable embodiment, gripping area be provided at container vertically on shoulder regions and mouth area between.This just means, can be between shoulder regions and mouth area grip body advantageously.
In further favourable embodiment, pearl section (bead) zone is provided between gripping area and the mouth area.Here, pearl section zone especially is interpreted as having the zone of the large cross-sectional plane of the cross-sectional plane of oral area of container, and especially also has the cross-sectional plane larger than the cross-sectional plane of mouth area.
In further favourable embodiment, pearl section zone has the external cross section larger than the external cross section of gripping area.
Advantageously, pearl section divides in the zone and also is used for the charging pressure fluctuation, and especially preferably has the within the specific limits volume of change.
In favourable embodiment, the wall in pearl section zone has at least one recess.Advantageously, the wall in pearl section zone has a plurality of recesses.Especially preferably, these recesses scatter at the circumferencial direction in pearl section zone, and uniformly dispersing on this circumferencial direction especially preferably.
In further favourable embodiment, the longitudinal axis that is parallel to container of recess extends.Therefore, preferably, these recesses are charged into the inner space of container.Here, pearl section zone also can be used for grasping container and, further preferably, also have the material thickness thicker than the wall thickness of main body.Thereby, can expect that also gripping area and pearl section zone are together as the grip portions of container.
Therefore, in further favourable embodiment, container is made of at least two sections of differ from one another (different with respect to their wall thickness at least).
In further favourable embodiment, the external diameter of gripping area be＜50mm, and is preferred＜45mm, and especially preferably＜40mm.
In further favourable embodiment, the main body of container has the recess walls part.This means that main body is at least part of and extend internally (especially with respect to other zones of the container), that is, and on the direction of the geometric longitudinal axis of container.
Rephrase the statement, to form the projection of the wall of main body perpendicular to the longitudinally concave form of container, namely curve inwardly.In other words, main body has the first end portion and the second end portion and the core between this first end portion and the second end portion.Core has the little external cross section of external cross section than the first end portion and the second end portion.Owing to can obtain this concave design of container, if vessel filling soda especially, this container can omit microdilatancy.
In further favourable embodiment, the wall thickness of plastic container vertically changes container.Here, for example, this main body can have the wall thickness thinner than the wall thickness of gripping area, and/or the wall thickness thinner than the wall thickness in shoulder zone.Gripping area can have the wall thickness thicker than the wall thickness in shoulder zone.
Provide in the following table and be proved the particularly advantageous separately wall thickness in zone for container.At length show for regional separately common wall thickness preferred wall thickness and particularly preferred wall thickness.Particularly, as finding in great many of experiments that it is particularly advantageous that these corresponding wall thickness combinations in individual region also demonstrate.
In particularly preferred embodiments, container has screw thread to allow that seal cover cap is attached to container.Especially preferred outside thread.Advantageously, use the relatively short screw thread that was no more than for three weeks around threaded matrix rotation.
In further favourable embodiment, container has higher bottom.Advantageously, the bottom level of bottom section equals at least 40% of bottom section diameter, and preferably at least 45%, and especially preferably at least 50%.
Advantageously, bottom section forms contact zone at the bottom of at least three of container, preferred contact zone at the bottom of at least four, and especially preferred contact zone at the bottom of at least five.Preferably, at the bottom of the bottom is so-called petal.
Advantageously, plastic container are to pass through blow moulding, especially blow the plastic container that draw injection moulding to produce.
The plastic container that the application further relates to the above-mentioned type are used for soda to be filled and/or the application of beverage under the condition of heating.Here, advantageously, at least one wall zone, and at least one wall zone at least one wall zone of especially preferred main body and/or pearl section zone is used for compensating internal pressure to be filled or that be filled to the liquid of container.Liquid to be filled under heating condition or the term of beverage here are interpreted as referring in particular to and are being higher than 30 ℃, preferably are higher than 40 ℃, preferably are higher than 50 ℃, and especially preferably are higher than liquid or the beverage that is filled to container under 60 ℃ the temperature.
The invention further relates to a kind of method container of the above-mentioned type (even with) of the container for filling the above-mentioned type.Here, to plastic container, and in addition with other medium, especially gas medium or liquid dielectric are injected into plastic container with liquid filling.
Preferably, the beverage of the liquid of heating and especially heating is filled to this container.Preferably, gas medium or liquid dielectric are the medium that contains aerobic or nitrogen (that is, for example oxygen compound or nitrogen compound), and especially are preferably oxygen or nitrogen.
In filling process, (specifically also comprise follow-up seal process), preferably container is exerted pressure, especially internal pressure.Preferably, using liquid filling and behind the injecting gas medium, airtight container.Preferably, gas medium injects by this way or under such physical condition: in case container seals, this gas medium will expand in the inside of container, and will apply internal pressure to container.Preferably, gas medium is injected into the head space of container.
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Other advantage and embodiment will be become obviously by accompanying drawing, wherein:
Fig. 1 shows the block diagram according to plastic container of the present invention;
Fig. 2 shows the lateral plan of the container shown in Fig. 1;
Fig. 2 a shows the Fig. 2 with the geometrical length explanation; And
Fig. 3 shows Fig. 1 of seeing from above and the birds-eye view of the container shown in Fig. 2.
The specific embodiment
Fig. 1 shows the block diagram according to plastic container 1 of the present invention.Here, these plastic container 1 have bottom section 2, are formed with mating surfaces of a plurality of ends 26 at bottom section 2.This bottom section is in abutting connection with the main body 4 of this container, and this main body 4 is right after again shoulder regions 6.Here, the direction of this shoulder regions 6 oral area 12 from bottom section 2 to container on vertical L of container 1 is convergents.
Therefore, especially filling in the carbonate product, the container shown in Fig. 1 is best.Container forms relative preferably softer and/or compressible so-called bag zone (pouch area) together with its main body.Except gripping area 10, also can advantageously grasp container by the pearl section above gripping area 10.Particularly, owing to when opening the container of soda or soda, need to apply larger moment of torsion to seal cover cap, this pearl section has also preferably guaranteed the firm grip of container.The top recess of mentioning 24 allows to obtain larger diameter.In the situation of prior art container, less diameter can produce the distortion larger than larger diameter usually, and this also causes container in this region generating profile loss.
Aspect this, the applicant keeps relating in particular to the pearl section zone that illustrates or relating to right with the separately protected request of the container in this pearl section zone of a plurality of circumferential notch.
Fig. 2 shows the lateral plan according to container 1 of the present invention.Here can see also that main body 4 has slight concave shape.This concave shape 4a prevents bulging deformation, especially the bulging deformation owing to the internal pressure of the liquid that holds in container.
In addition, Fig. 2 a shows the various geometric relationships of container.Here, expression of DB1 and DB2 is with the bottom section diameter of the lower area of foot, and the bottom section diameter in the zone of the bottom section of another expression and main body 4 or bottom section merging.Yet preferably, the largest portion of main body 2 closed container internal capacity on its circumferencial direction, yet the internal capacity that especially seals the every other zone of container or part large internal capacity all.Reference numeral DG1 mark to the bottom section diameter of the interconnecting gangway office of bottom section, and Reference numeral DG2 mark at the diameter of the central area of main body.Reference numeral DS1 mark the cross-sectional plane of the shoulder regions to the transition portion of main body, and Reference numeral DS2 mark the cross-sectional plane of the shoulder regions 6 to the transition portion of gripping area 10.Reference numeral DGr mark the diameter of gripping area.
Reference numeral DWmax mark the maximum gauge in pearl section zone 14, and Reference numeral DWmin mark minimum diameter.Reference numeral DM mark the diameter of oral area 12.
Reference numeral HB, HG, HS, HGr, HW and HM respectively mark the height of bottom section, the height (HG) of main body, the height (HS) of shoulder regions, the height (HGr) of gripping area, the height (HW) of pearl section and the height (HM) of oral area.
The diameter DG2 of the central area of main body is in 0.8 times to 0.98 times the scope of diameter DG1, preferably between 0.9 to 0.99 times.Ratio under the upper diameter DS2 of shoulder regions and the zone of shoulder between the diameter DS1 is between 2: 10 and 8: 10, preferably between 4: 10 and 7: 10, and especially preferably between 5: 10 and 7: 10.Equally, the ratio between any desirable diameter of the diameter DGr of gripping area and shoulder (yet usually between DS1 and DS2) is between 2: 10 and 9.9: 10, preferably between 4: 10 and 9.8: 10, preferably between 6: 10 and 9.5: 10.
In Fig. 2, can see, preferably be in to the minimum diameter DWmin in the pearl section zone 14 of the transition position of mouth area 8 preferred slightly less than the diameter DGr of gripping area.Equally, the diameter DGr of gripping area 10 is especially slightly greater than the diameter DM of mouth area.
Ratio between the maximum dimension D Wmax in the minimum diameter DWmin in pearl section zone and pearl section zone preferably was similar to 2: 3 between 1: 3 and 2.5: 3.
Can also see that the height H Gr of gripping area is preferably less than the height H W in pearl section zone.Yet, if the high HS of shoulder regions also is further preferred greater than the height H W of pearl section.Preferably, less than the height H S of shoulder regions, its ratio is specifically between 0.7: 1 and 1: 1, preferably between 0.8: 1 and 0.95: 1 slightly for the height H B of bottom section.
Fig. 3 shows the birds-eye view of the container shown in Fig. 1 and Fig. 2.Here see again oral area 12, support ring 16 and be provided at the pearl section 14 with recess 24 under it.In Fig. 3, can't see gripping area 10, and only see shoulder regions 6 and main body 4 in abutting connection with gripping area.
The applicant is disclosed characteristic right in the present specification of beachhead demand protection as necessity of the present invention in the novel scope comparing alone or in combination prior art.
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1 container
2 bottom sections
4 main bodys
The 4a sunk area
6 shoulder regions
8 mouth area
10 gripping areas
12 oral areas
14 pearl sections (zone)
16 support rings
The outside face of 22 gripping areas 10
24 recesses
26 end mating surfacess
The cross-sectional plane of DB1 bottom section (lower area)
The cross-sectional plane of DB2 bottom section (to the transition of main areas)
The cross-sectional plane of DG1 main areas (to the transition portion of shoulder regions)
The cross-sectional plane of DG2 main areas (central area)
The cross-sectional plane of DS1 shoulder regions (to the transition portion of main body)
The cross-sectional plane of DS2 shoulder regions (to the transition portion of gripping area)
The cross-sectional plane of DGr gripping area
The maximum cross section of DWmax pearl section
The minimum cross-section of DWmin pearl section
The cross-sectional plane of DM oral area
The height of HB bottom section
The height of HG main body
The height of HS shoulder regions
The height of HGr gripping area
The height of HW pearl section
The height of HM mouth area
Claims (13)
1. plastic container (1) that are used for receiving fluids comprising: bottom section (2); In vertical (L) of container upper main body (4) in abutting connection with described bottom section (2); In vertical (L) of described container (1) upper shoulder regions (6) in abutting connection with described main body (4); And in the vertically upper mouth area (8) in abutting connection with described shoulder regions (6) of described container (1), described mouth area (8) comprises container finish (12);
It is characterized in that, described container (1) provides gripping area (10) between described main body (4) and described container finish (12) at vertical (L) of described container (1), and the external cross section of described gripping area is less than the average external cross section of described shoulder regions (6).
2. plastic container according to claim 1 is characterized in that, described gripping area (10) has the little external cross section of external cross section than described shoulder regions (6).
3. plastic container according to claim 1 is characterized in that, described gripping area (10) is at least part of to have patterned surface (22).
4. plastic container according to claim 1 (1) is characterized in that, described gripping area (10) vertically is provided between described shoulder regions (6) and the described mouth area (8) described container (1).
5. plastic container according to claim 1 (1) is characterized in that, provide pearl section zone (14) between described gripping area (10) and described oral area (12).
6. plastic container according to claim 5 (1) is characterized in that, the external cross section in described pearl section zone (14) is greater than the external cross section of described gripping area (10).
7. plastic container according to claim 5 (1) is characterized in that, the wall in described pearl section zone (14) has at least one recess (24).
8. plastic container according to claim 1 (1) is characterized in that, the external diameter of described gripping area (10) is less than 50mm, preferably less than 45mm, and especially preferably less than 40mm.
9. plastic container according to claim 1 (1) is characterized in that, described main body (4) has recess walls part (4a).
10. plastic container according to claim 1 (1) is characterized in that, described plastic container (1) are at vertical (L) of described container (1) the upper vicissitudinous wall thickness of tool.
11. plastic container according to claim 1 (1), it is characterized in that, the bottom level of described bottom section (HB) equal described bottom section diameter (DB1, DB2) at least 40%, preferably at least 45%, and especially preferably at least 50%.
12. plastic container according to claim 1 (1) hold the application of soda and/or liquid to be filled under the condition of heating.
13. a method that is used for filling plastic container according to claim 1 (1) is characterized in that, liquid filling to described plastic container (1), and is injected into described plastic container (1) with gas medium or liquid dielectric in addition.
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