Cylindrical tank for the thermal treatment of a food mixture in general and machine for the production of food mixtures equipped with this cylindrical tank
AssigneeG.S.G. S.R.L.
InventorGenesio Bravo
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Abstract
The invention relates to a cylindrical tank for the thermal treatment of a food product which includes heating and/or cooling means for the food product, in addition to a mixer housed so as to be revolving in its interior. The tank has a cylindrical mantle, closed by a rear bottom and by a front flange, there also being means for feeding the mentioned product inside the tank. At least one temperature sensor of the food product is also positioned in correspondence with an area situated in the front portion of the mantle, corresponding to the discharge area of the same food product from the tank. The invention also relates to machines which use the above-mentioned tank.
Claims13
A cylindrical tank for the thermal treatment of a food product (8), of the type comprising heating and/or cooling means (5) of said food product, in addition to a mixer (6) housed so as to be axially revolving in its interior, the mentioned tank (1) consisting of a cylindrical mantle (4) closed by a rear bottom (3) and a front flange (7), there also being means (15, 16) for feeding the mentioned product (8) inside the tank (1), characterized in that it comprises at least one sensor (9) of the temperature of the mentioned food product (8), said sensor (9) being arranged in correspondence with an area (10) situated in the front part of the mentioned mantle (4), corresponding to the discharge area of the same food product from the tank (1).
The tank according to any of the previous claims, characterized in that it also comprises, in addition to the mentioned front sensor (9), a temperature sensor (2) situated in the rear part of the same tank (1).
A machine for the production of food mixtures, characterized in that it is equipped with at least one tank according to one or more of the previous claims.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.