System and apparatus for preparing a beverage
AssigneeKoninklijke Douwe Egberts B.V.
InventorsJudith Margreet Hanneke Ogink, Marjan Cornelissen, Peter Rijskamp, Klaas Kooijker
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AssigneeKoninklijke Douwe Egberts B.V.
InventorsJudith Margreet Hanneke Ogink, Marjan Cornelissen, Peter Rijskamp, Klaas Kooijker
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A system for preparing a quantity of beverage suitable for consumption includes a second exchangeable capsule having a second body with a second flange-like rim and a second exit face attached to the second flange-like rim. The system further includes an apparatus for preparing a quantity of beverage suitable for consumption having a first brew chamber part having a cavity for holding the second exchangeable capsule and a second brew chamber part for closing the first brew chamber part around the second exchangeable capsule. The first brew chamber part has a first substantially annular abutment surface in the cavity and further has a second substantially annular abutment surface. A diameter of the second annular abutment surface is larger than a diameter of the first annular abutment surface. The second abutment surface is arranged for abutting the second flange-like rim there against when the cavity holds the second exchangeable capsule.
A system for preparing a quantity of beverage suitable for consumption, including:
An apparatus for preparing a predetermined quantity of beverage suitable for consumption, the apparatus being arranged for preparing a predetermined quantity of beverage suitable for consumption using an exchangeable capsule having a body and a rim, the apparatus including a first brew chamber part having a cavity for holding the exchangeable capsule and a second brew chamber part for closing the first brew chamber part around the exchangeable capsule, the first brew chamber part having a first annular abutment surface in the cavity, wherein the brew chamber part has a second annular abutment surface, the first annular abutment surface and the second annular abutment surface being immobile relative to each other, the second abutment surface being arranged for abutting the rim there against when the cavity holds the exchangeable capsule and wherein a diameter of the second annular abutment surface is larger than a diameter of the first annular abutment surface.
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