Gas pressurized liquid delivery system
OwnerGeoffrey M. Furnessinventor
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
OwnerGeoffrey M. Furnessinventor
Estimating the term…
A gas pressurized liquid delivery system. In particular but not solely for the dispensing of beverages such as beer, cider or stout. A logic circuit whether hard wired or computer or PLC controlled and whether centralized or distributed provides for the operation of the system. The run-out of an individual container in a series of containers is detected by way of a flow indicating device within a fluid pathway. The logic circuit then switches in another container in the series. The switching can be in order of connection to the circuit or an inputed manufactured date. Various cycles are provided by the logic circuit, for example, a cleaning cycle, sterilizing cycle and a purge cycle. These cycles are able to be enacted substantially automatically. A container eg. keg connector is also provided. In at least a preferred form of the invention the container connector contains a microprocessor forming or containing part of the above mentioned logic circuit.
In a gasified liquid dispensing system having a valved outlet, for dispensing via said valved outlet liquid from one of a plurality of kegs connected into the system, the system being of a kind where for each keg there is a dedicated keg connection means for selectively establishing a pressurized liquid flow path to said valved outlet via said keg connection means of the liquid content of said keg, the arrangement whereby
A keg connection means component assembly suitable for use in a gasified liquid dispensing system having a valved outlet, for dispensing via said valved outlet liquid from one of a plurality of kegs connected into the system, the system being of a kind where for each keg there is a dedicated keg connection means for selectively establishing a pressurized liquid flow path to said valved outlet via said keg connection means of the liquid content of said keg, the arrangement whereby
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.