Method and system for cleaning food/beverage containers, and management system therefor

Abstract

A method of delivering a plurality of chemicals / solutions to a cleaning unit for cleaning used food / beverage containers, comprising: selecting a preset recipe corresponding to a fouling challenge from a plurality of preset recipe data stored in a memory data, wherein the preset recipe data indicates a dosage of each of a plurality of chemicals / solutions to be dispensed; retrieving selected preset recipe data from the memory to a central controller; and according to the preset recipe The data is controlled by the central controller to control one or more transfer devices to distribute the plurality of chemicals / solutions stored in a plurality of chemical substances / solution stations to the cleaning unit, wherein the plurality of chemicals / solutions Each of the stations corresponds to each of multiple chemicals / solutions / solutions.

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technical field [0001] The present disclosure relates to a method and system for cleaning used food / beverage containers, and a management system thereof. Furthermore, the present disclosure relates to a method and system for delivering a plurality of chemicals / solutions to a cleaning unit for cleaning overused food / beverage containers, and a system for managing the delivery. Background technique [0002] This section is intended to introduce the reader to various aspects of technology, which may be related to various aspects of the present disclosure disclosed and / or claimed below. This section is believed to be helpful in providing the reader with background information to facilitate a better understanding of various aspects of the disclosure. Accordingly, these statements should be read in this light, and not as admissions of prior art. [0003] Food / beverage containers (eg, glass beer bottles) are increasingly being recycled and cleaned for reuse. Manual manual cleanin...

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Problems solved by technology

A specific cleaning additive that works well for one type of soiling challenge (e.g., mud) may not work well for another type of soiling challenge (e.g., rust or oil) when two or more major types of soiling constitute the dominant When the comprehensive formula is relatively unresponsive due to lack of pertinence

When the bottle to be cleaned is contaminated by different types of dirt, it will inevitably increase the wash bottle rejection rate

[0005] Another problem is that the wash bottle rejection rate is not fed back to the BWM in real time, making it impossible to adjust the dosage of cleaning additives being used or to provide different types of cleaning additives

Consistent use of high concentrations of cleaning additives (e.g., heavy dirt additives) may reduce wash bottle rejection, but is unnecessary, expensive and not environmentally friendly for light dirt challenges

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