WO2004021793A1 - An apparatus and method for beating and rolling a food dough belt - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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- This invention relates to a treatment prior to molding food dough, such as bread dough, etc., in various forms of breads, and, particularly, to an apparatus and a method for beating and rolling a food dough belt, as for example, a fermented dough belt, to make the internal phase or internal structure of the food dough uniform, and to supply the thinly rolled food- dough belt to the next processes.
- a food dough belt as for example, a fermented dough belt
- a rolling apparatus comprising conveyers, arranged in a series, in which the speed of a downstream conveyer is faster than that of an upstream conveyer, and in which a plurality of rolling-rollers are arranged above the conveyers (see JP 44-6607 B, JP 60-52769 B, and JP 2917002 C).
- this invention uses such properties as those of the gel structure of bread dough.
- the gel structure of bread dough has properties easily fluidized by beats, impacts, vibrations, or the like.
- the fluidization of the bread dough is controlled by using such properties.
- This invention relates to a prior treatment for well controlling the quality of bread (taste, flavor, etc.).
- a plurality of rolling rollers move sequentially upstream from downstream or downstream from upstream along the food dough belt which is conveyed, while each rolling roller is rotating on its own axis, to beat and roll the food dough belt. Further, the moving speed and direction, and the rotating speed and direction, of the rolling rollers, are controlled selectively.
- the peripheral speed of the rolling roller is controlled to be equal or almost equal to the surface speed of the food dough belt on a conveying member.
- the number of beats is controlled by the moving speed of the rolling roller circulating along the food dough belt conveyed on the conveying member.
- Fig. 1 shows a schematic elevational view of an embodiment of this invention.
- Fig. 2 shows a schematic front and partially cross -sectional view of the embodiment shown in Fig. 1.
- Fig. 3 shows a schematic side and partially cross-sectional view of the embodiment shown in Fig. 1.
- Fig. 4 shows a schematic view of the planetary gear mechanism of the embodiment shown in Fig. 1.
- Fig. 5 shows a schematic elevational view of another embodiment of this invention.
- Fig. 6 shows a schematic view of the planetary gear mechanism of the embodiment shown in Fig. 5.
- Fig. 7 shows a schematic elevational view of the other embodiment of this invention.
- Fig. 8 shows a schematic front and partially cross-sectional view of the other embodiment of this invention.
- Fig. 9 shows a schematic view of the planetary roller mechanism of the other embodiment of this invention.
- Fig. 10 shows a schematic front and partially cross-sectional view of the other embodiment of this invention.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic elevational view of an embodiment of this invention.
- a rolling apparatus 1 comprises a rolling member 11, such as a planetary roller mechanism, arranged with rolling rollers 11R, and a rolling member 13, facing the rolling member 11, such as a conveying and rolling roller with a large diameter.
- a gap T is arranged between the rolling roller 13 and the planetary roller mechanism 11 with the rolling rollers 11R.
- a dough belt 9 is supplied in the gap T via a supplying conveyer 15 and rolled to a predetermined thickness by the beating or striking rolling-rollers 11R and the conveying rolling-roller 13.
- a discharge conveyer 17 is arranged to be connected downstream of the conveying rolling-roller 13. The dough belt 9 is stretched to the thickness Db from the thickness Da.
- the planetary roller mechanism 11 comprises a plurality of planetary rollers 11R moving in an endless orbit (for example, a circular orbit as shown in Fig. l).
- the planetary rollers 11R are rotatable about their shafts US, each of which is secured at equal intervals on a circle of a wheel HP.
- the vertical surface S2 passing through the central axis 23 of the rolling member 11 is arranged upstream of the vertical surface SI passing through the central axis 14 of the conveying roller 13.
- Fig. 2 shows a schematic front view of the embodiment.
- Fig. 3 shows a schematic side view of the embodiment.
- Fig. 5 also shows a schematic elevational view of another embodiment of this invention, wherein the directions of the movement and the rotation of the rolling rollers differ from those of the embodiment shown in Fig. 1.
- the schematic side view of the embodiment shown in Fig. 5 is same as that of the embodiment shown in Fig. 1.
- Lower side frames 5, 7 are arranged respectively on the right and left sides of a base 3. Upper side frames 5', 7' are arranged respectively above said side frames 5, 7.
- a roller mechanism 11 is arranged facing the large diameter roller 13.
- a conveying path of the food dough belt 9 is set up between the roller mechanism 11 and the large diameter roller 13.
- the longitudinal position of the roller mechanism 11 can be changed by a lifting device (not shown). Therefore, the gap T between the roller mechanism 11 and the large- diameter roller 13 can be controlled.
- the conveying path of the food dough belt 9 may be arranged not only horizontally on the first conveyer 15, on the conveying roller 13, and on the second conveyer 17, as illustrated above, but also vertically. In the latter case, the food dough belt 9 is conveyed vertically, and the roller mechanism 11 and the conveying roller, facing each other, may be arranged horizontally.
- the roller mechanism 11 is installed on a rotating shaft 23 supported rotatably via bearings 19, 21 and bearings 27 by the side frames 5', 7'.
- the rotating shaft 23 is coupled to a motor Ml such as a servo-motor (a first rotating means).
- the roller mechanism 11 comprises a plurality of rolling rollers IIR rotatably supported at their ends by a pair of supporting plates HP, fixed apart from each other on the shaft 23.
- the rolling rollers IIR are provided as an example of means for sequentially beating and rolling the food dough 9.
- a plurality of planet rollers IIR are arranged respectively at equal intervals on the same circle, the center of which is the axis of the rotating shaft 23. In other words, the planetary rollers revolve in an endless orbit by means of the rotation of the rotating shaft 23.
- a plurality of the planetary rollers IIR revolve in a direction VI that is opposite to a transporting direction Va of the dough belt 9, and, sequentially, beat the dough belt 9 in the direction VI and roll the dough belt 9 in the direction V2 along the transporting direction Va, Vb.
- the planetary roller IIR is fixed on the supporting shaft US.
- a planetary gear UG is fixed at the end of the supporting shaft US.
- the planetary gear 11G engages with a gear 25G arranged in the periphery of a rotating shaft 25.
- a bearing 21 is installed in a central concavity of the rotating shaft 25.
- the periphery of the rotating shaft 25 is supported via bearings 27 in a frame member 28, which is fixed to the frame 7.
- the rotating shaft 25 is coupled to a motor M2, such as a servo-motor.
- the revolving direction A and speed VI of the planetary roller IIR circulating on the axis of the rotating shaft 23 is changed by the motor Ml. Also, the rotating direction and speed V2 of the planetary roller IIR rotating on its own axis is changed by the motors Ml and M2.
- the planetary gear 11G engaged with the gear 25 G revolves clockwise (or anticlockwise) on the gear 25G while rotating clockwise on its own axis, so that the planetary roller IIR rotates clockwise (or anticlockwise) on its own axis while revolving clockwise.
- the motor M2 and therefore the gear 25G, begin to rotate clockwise (or anticlockwise).
- the planetary roller IIR stops its rotation and continues only its revolution.
- the resultant speed V3 of the peripheral surface of the planetary roller IIR is composed of the revolving speed VI and the rotating speed V2 of the planetary roller IIR.
- the revolving direction or the moving direction of the planetary roller IIR depends on the rotating direction of the motor M2. Whether the planetary roller IIR moves downstream from upstream, or upstream from downstream, in terms of a dough belt being conveyed, is determined by the rotating direction of the motor Ml.
- the rotating direction and the rotating speed V2 of the planetary roller IIR depend on the rotating speeds of the motors Ml, M2.
- the rotating speed V3 of the peripheral surface of the planetary roller IIR is the sum of the revolving speed VI and the rotating speed V2 of the planetary roller IIR.
- the speed V4 of the peripheral surface of the conveying roller 13 is controlled to be equal to or almost equal to the speed V3.
- Figs. 5 and 6 illustrate the embodiment wherein a plurality of rolling rollers circulate and move sequentially downstream from upstream along the food dough belt being conveyed, while each roller is rotating anticlockwise on its own axis.
- a motor Ml By a motor Ml, the rolling rollers circulate and move sequentially downstream from upstream at a speed VI in the direction A.
- the gears 25G rotate clockwise, their rotation makes the rolling rollers IIR rotate anticlockwise on their own axes at a speed V2, as shown in Fig. 6. Then, the speed VI and the speed V2 cancel each other out.
- the speeds VI and V2 are controlled by the control of the rotation of the motors Ml and M2. Accordingly, the speeds V3 and V4 can be made to almost equal each other.
- the planetary roller IIR in a lower part of its revolution moves or revolves upstream relative to a conveying direction of the dough belt.
- the revolving speed of the planetary roller IIR is VI.
- the rotating speed of the planetary roller IIR is V2.
- the resultant speed of the planetary roller IIR is V3.
- the rotating speed of the conveying and rolling roller 13 is V4.
- the revolving direction of the planetary roller IIR is A.
- An anticlockwise rotation of the gear 25 gives the planetary roller IIR a clockwise rotation (referring to V2).
- V3 is controUed by VI and V2, as follows:
- V2 - VI V3.
- the conveying roller 13 is rotated at the same speed as that of the second conveyer 17 by the motor M3, such as a servo-motor, to cooperate with said roller mechanism 11 and beat food dough 9.
- Code 30 denotes a control device to control the motors Ml, M2, and M3.
- a control apparatus 30 controls the moving speed VI and direction, and the rotating speed V2 and direction of the rolling roller IIR.
- the peripheral speed V3 of the rolling-roller in IIR can be made to equal or almost equal the surface speed of the food dough belt by the control apparatus 30.
- the control device 30 controls the motors Ml, M2, and M3 based on the calculated speeds of the rotation and revolution (or movement) of the planetary rollers IIR to vary the number of beats and the level of the beats of the planetary rollers IIR beating the food dough belt 9.
- the beating direction of the planetary rollers IIR depend on the direction of the revolution or movement of the planetary rollers IIR.
- the quality, quantity and direction, etc., of beating against food dough are changed or decided experimentally based on the properties of the food dough, as, for example, the fermentation conditions of the dough, the achievement of the fermentation, the localization of bubbles in the dough, the hardness and thickness of the dough, etc.
- a stretching or rolling roller 13 has a large diameter and a scraper 40 for removing deposits on the surface of the large diameter roller 13. Therefore, the food dough being conveyed always contacts the cleaned surface of the large diameter roller 13 and is prevented from adhering to it. As the roller 13 has a large diameter, its surface is easily scraped. It is possible to increase the contacting surface of the thinly rolled or stretched dough belt on the conveying roller 13 by shifting a vertical surface S2 passing through the central axis of the planetary roller mechanism 11 from a vertical surface Si of the conveying roller 13 toward the upstream direction of the food dough 9 being conveyed, as shown in Fig. 6. In another case, even if these two surfaces are in the same position, the contacting surface can be increased by installing the second conveyer 17 in a lower position of the conveying roller 13 (see Fig. l).
- Code Da denotes a thickness of a food dough band 9 which is being fed to this apparatus.
- Code T shows a gap formed by the planetary roller mechanism 11 and the conveying roller 13.
- the slippage between the thinly stretched food-dough belt 9 and the surface of the conveying roller 13 is reduced by the larger contact-surface therebetween on the conveying roller 13 with a large diameter, even if the conveying speed of the conveying roller 13 is faster than that of the first conveyer 15. Consequently, a stretching or rolling effect is caused.
- the roller mechanism 11 which is arranged upstream of the conveying roller 13, as shown in Fig. 1, can prevent the food dough belt 9 from being rapidly drawn by the conveying roller 13. Therefore, a smooth beating and stretching action will be carried out.
- the optimum beating action can be chosen.
- a pressing roller K as, for example, one rotating freely at a set position, is arranged upstream of the roller mechanism 11, to regulate the thickness Da of the food dough belt, so that the food dough belt 9 will not be abruptly drawn or caught between the rolling members.
- JP-S63-54333-B Means for shifting the roller mechanism 11 upstream of the conveying roller 13 is shown in JP-S63-54333-B (JP-S6M00144-A), by this applicant.
- the side frames 5', T can be arranged to be shifted relative to the conveying roller 13 on a conveying path of the dough belt 9, as shown in JP-S63-54333-B (JP-S61-100144-A).
- the conveying roller 13 can be arranged to vibrate toward the roller mechanism 11, as shown in JP-2003-61561, by this applicant.
- the conveying roller 13 is rotatably supported on an eccentric member 14' fixed to a rotating shaft 14, as shown in Fig. 10.
- the conveying roller 13 is rotated by the motor M4 and vibrated by the eccentric member 14'.
- the data on the properties, the thickness Da, and the feeding speed Va of the dough belt 9 carried in by the first conveyer 15 are input into the control device 30.
- the thickness Db and the conveying speed Vb of the dough belt 9 carried out by the second conveyer 17 are input into the control device 30.
- the difference between the thickness T or Da and the thickness Db affects the difference between the feeding speed Va of the first conveyer 15 and the rotating speed V4 of the conveying roller 13.
- a gap T between the roller mechanism 11 and the conveying roller 13, the revolving speed VI, the rotating speed V2, the conveying speed V4, and the resultant speed V3, etc. are set.
- the gap T should be set to be somewhat small. Further, these set values should be adjusted experimentally based on the food dough actually adopted, if necessary.
- control apparatus 30 controls the motors Ml, M2 and M3 to regulate the peripheral speed V3 of the rolling roller IIR to be equal to or almost equal to the surface speed V4 of the conveying roller 13, if necessary.
- the number of beats against food dough depends on the revolving or moving speed and the number of planetary rollers IIR, and the conveying speed of the food dough. It would be adjusted in accordance with the nature of the food dough material, such as the elasticity, hardness, softness, thickness, etc.
- the fermentation of bread dough begins after the mixing. According to the progress of the fermentation, the strength of the gluten structure in bread dough is different.
- the homogenization of food dough such as bread dough can be accomplished by beating and moving actions according to the prior treatment of this invention.
- the transferring speed of the surface layer of the dough is regulated so as not to be faster than the inner layer, by means of the peripheral speed of the planetary roller IIR being slower than that of the conveying roller 13 (V3 ⁇ V4).
- V3 and V4 being similar, when the food dough 9 is rolled momentarily between the planetary roller IIR and conveying roller 13, no slippage accompanied with the adhesion of dough occurs, so that it becomes unnecessary to scatter more dusting powder than necessary.
- peripheral speed V3 of the rolling roller IIR can be regulated so that it can be equal to or almost equal to the peripheral speed V4 of the conveying roller 13.
- the peripheral speed V3 of the rolling roller IIR and the peripheral speed V4 can be controlled to be equal or unequal.
- a ring-shaped external gear which replaces an internal gear 25G (shown in Figs. 4 and 6), may be arranged to be engaged outside of planetary gears IIR.
- Fig. 8 shows a schematic elevational view of another embodiment of this invention.
- a timing belt 51 and a plurality of timing pulleys 52 which replace the internal gear 25G and a plurality of the planetary gears 11G (shown in Figs. 4 and 6), may be arranged to rotate the timing pulleys 52 and then the planetary rollers IIR.
- Fig. 9 shows a schematic elevational view of another embodiment of this invention.
- a driving belt mechanism 60 to revolve planetary rollersllR, is arranged in the lower part of the roller mechanism 11.
- a driving belt 61 is circulated by a motor M5, such as a servo-motor, and rotates a plurality of pulleys 62 fixed to the planetary rollers IIR that are in frictional contact only when the pulleys 62 revolve in a lower part of the planetary roller mechanism 11. Then, the planetary rollers IIR are rotated and revolved by the pulleys 62.
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