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    • 专利摘要:
    box type cooler. the present invention and the resulting patent provide a box-type cooler to dispense various products. the box-type cooler can include an outer frame, a number of product compartments in the outer frame, an upper door and a front door. the front door can include a transparent panel. some or all products are accessible through the top door or the front door and visible through the transparent panel.
    公开号:BR112012024868B1
    申请号:R112012024868-5
    申请日:2011-03-30
    公开日:2020-12-15
    发明作者:Jurgen Roekens
    申请人:The Coca-Cola Company；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:

    TECHNICAL FIELD
    The present application refers generally to refrigeration systems and more particularly it refers to a low-energy, low-cost box type cooler with several product sections. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
    Although modern vending machines and coolers that offer drinks and other types of products may seem ubiquitous, many retail outlets around the world still rely on ice boxes and the like to keep products chilled and cooled. Such retail outlets may not have enough space for conventional electric coolers, or the volume of sales may not justify the cost of such coolers. Similarly, the energy required to operate such coolers can also be a concern.
    The use of conventional ice boxes, however, often results in inconsistent product quality. Specifically, the retailer must fill the box with ice to keep the products cold. Similarly, the loss or theft of the ice boxes can be high due to the normal lack of a locking mechanism. In addition, ice boxes do not cause impulse purchases because the consumer cannot see the products in it. Even when the ice box is open, a customer can only see the top of several products in it while additional and / or different product types may be under the top layer or inside the ice.
    Thus, there is a desire, therefore, for an improved box-type cooler. Such a box-type cooler would preferably be low-cost, low-power, remaining relatively compact, yet providing the visual appeal most often associated with glass-door coolers and the like. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
    The present application and the resulting patent thereby provide a box-type cooler for dispensing various products. The box-type cooler can include an outer frame, a number of product compartments in the outer frame, an upper door, and a front door. The front door can include a transparent panel. Some or all products are accessible through the upper or front door and visible through the transparent panel. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
    Figure 1 is a side cross-sectional view of a box-type cooler as described here.
    Figure 2 is a front perspective view of an additional case type cooler as can be described here.
    Figure 3 is a side perspective view of the box type cooler in Figure 2.
    Figure 4 is a schematic view of a known cooler with fixed shelf spacing for bottles or cans.
    Figure 5 is a front perspective view of an additional case type cooler as can be written here.
    Figure 6A is a partial front perspective view of the box-type cooler of Figure 5.
    Figure 6B is a partial side view of the box-type cooler of figure 5.
    Figure 7A is a partial front perspective view of the box-type cooler of Figure 5.
    Figure 7B is a partial side view of the box-type cooler in figure 5.
    Figure 8 is a front perspective view of an additional embodiment of the box-type cooler as can be described here.
    Figure 9 is a front perspective view of an additional embodiment of the box-type cooler as can be described here.
    Figure 10 is a side plan view of an additional case type cooler as can be described here. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
    This order refers to the offer to sell any number of products 10. Although products 10 are shown, for example only, in the form of bottles, it is understood that products 10 can include any type or size of item or package including, but not limited to, bottles, cans, bags, boxes, wrapped items, products, and / or any type of rigid or flexible package. Products 10 may include drinks, food items, non-food items, consumer products, and / or any type of product. The scope of the order is in no way limited by the nature of the products 10 intended to be offered in the same or otherwise.
    Referring now to the drawings in which similar numerals refer to similar elements in all of the various views, Figure 10 shows a box type cooler 100 as can be described here. The box-type cooler 100 can include an outer frame 110. The outer frame 110 can be insulated. The outer frame 110 and the box-type cooler 110 as a whole can be of any desired shape or size.
    A cooling device 120 can be positioned inside or around the outer frame 110. The cooling device 120 can be of conventional design and can include a fan 130, a compressor 140 and other types of cooling components. Alternatively, a freezing device and / or a heating device can also be used here with or without the cooling device 120. The cooling device 120 can be modular and / or original equipment.
    The box-type cooler 100 can include several product compartments. In this example, a first product compartment 150 and a second product compartment 160 can be used. Any number of product compartments can be used here. The first product compartment 150 can be limited by an upper door 170 and a front panel 180. The upper door 170 can pivot upward through an upper door hinge 190 and the like. The upper door hinge 190 can be positioned on either side of the upper door 170. The upper door 170 can also have an upper door handle 200. The upper door 170 can be transparent or opaque. If transparent, a transparent panel 175 can be used. Various types of communications 210 can be positioned on upper port 17 0. Any type of communications 210 can be used here. Examples include brand advertising, price, instructions for use, etc. the first product compartment 150 and the upper door 170 can be of any shape or size. A gasket layer 220 can be positioned around the upper door 170 in order to ensure an air tight seal when closed. Other types of insulation can also be used here.
    The front panel 180 can be fixed in place. Front panel 180 can be transparent or opaque. If transparent, transparent panel 175 can be used. The front panel 180 can preferably be transparent so that a consumer can see the products 10 in the first compartment 150. The front panel 180 can also be opaque with the communication 210 therein. Front panel 180 can be of any shape or size.
    In this example, products 10 can have a horizontal position 230 in the first product compartment 150. A compartment divider 240 can divide the first product compartment 150 into several sections 250. Any number of compartment dividers 240 and sections 250 can be used on here. A vertical position or any orientation of the products 10 can also be used here. Any number of products 10 can be positioned in it. The first section 250 can include a product type 10 and the second section 250 can include a different type of product 10.
    The second product compartment 160 can be limited by a front door 260 and an inclined floor 270. Front door 260 can pivot open through a front door hinge 280 and the like. Door hinge 280 can be positioned on either side of front door 260. Front door 260 can also include a front door handle290 and a front door gasket layer 300. Front door 260 can be transparent with the transparent panel 175 such that a consumer can see the products 10 in it. Alternatively, front door 260 may be opaque. Front port 260 may also include communication 210 therein. The inclined floor 270 can have any desired angle, but is preferably tilted upwards so that a consumer has a good view of the products 10 therein. Products 10 can have a substantially vertical position 310 therein. A horizontal position or any orientation of the products 10 can also be used here. Any number of products 10 can be positioned in it. The second product compartment 160 and the front door 260 can be of any shape or size.
    Figures 2 and 3 show an additional modality of a box type 320 cooler. In this modality, the upper door 170 is opaque while the front panel 180 and the front door 260 are transparent and use the transparent panels 175. The external frame 110 can have 210 communication in it. In addition, the outer frame 110 has a contour 330 that resembles the Dynamic Ribbon Device of The Coca-Cola Company of Atlanta, Georgia. In this example, the outer frame 110 also includes a hand notch 340 positioned under the front door 260. the hand notch 340 can also be positioned on the side of the front door depending on where the door hinge 280 is located. The handle 200 or a handle can also be used.
    In use, products 10 are loaded in the first product compartment 150 and the second product compartment 160 of the box-type cooler 100. Products 10 in the first product compartment 150 can have the horizontal position 230 while products 10 in the second product compartment 160 may have vertical position 310. Alternatively, all products 10 may have horizontal position 230, vertical position 310, or combinations thereof.
    The use of transparent panels 175 on front panel 180, front door 260, and elsewhere allows consumers to see products on them. In addition, the transparent panels 175 allow consumers to see the entire front column of products 10 in the first product compartment and the first row of products 10 in the second product compartment 160. This visibility is further enhanced by the inclined floor 270 that tilts the products 10 towards the consumer. Such visibility can arouse consumer interest in the products 10 and / or promote impulse purchases. Improved visibility can also provide brand differentiation with 10 products in it. This interest in the consumer can be further aroused by the use of communication 210 as well as the contour shape 330.
    A consumer can therefore open the upper door 170 in the first product compartment 150 and / or open the front door 260 of the second product compartment 160 and remove a product 10 from there. Other components and other types of access points can be used here. The box-type cooler 100 thus provides easy access to products 10 while still providing improved visibility.
    The upper door 170 and the front door 260 may have a locking device thereon. One or more box 100 coolers can be stacked together and / or multiple box 100 coolers can be used. Products 10 can be placed in a basket. The basket can be removable from the first product compartment 150 and / or second product compartment 260 in order to allow loading from first in to first out. Other types of loading techniques can also be used here.
    The relatively small size of the box-type cooler 100 as a whole together with the use of gasket layers 220, 300 around the upper door 170, front door 260, and elsewhere should also make the general box type cooler, 100 , reasonably energy efficient. The size of the transparent panels 175 can be minimized in order to reduce overall energy consumption. The cooling device 120 also avoids the need to refill the box-type cooler 100 with ice.
    Traditional coolers generally included shelves of a fixed height or distance between them. In the beverage industry, this fixed height generally accommodates the height of a single bottle 15 or the height of a pair of cans 20 as well as a limited gap 25 as shown in figure 4. If a single row of cans 20, however, is used, the general cooler can have a significant amount of unused space in it. In addition, traditional coolers cannot generally accommodate containers of varying height products. As such, a cooler built to accommodate product containers from one country may not accommodate product containers intended for use in another country without unused space in it.
    Figure 5 shows a modality of a box type 350 cooler as can be described here. Similar to the one described above, the box type 350 cooler can include the outer frame 110 with the cooling device 120 positioned therein. The outer frame 110 can also include contour shape 330 or other shape. Similarly, the box type 350 cooler can include the upper door 170. The top door 170 can include the upper door handle 200. The box type 350 cooler can also include a front door 360. The front door 360 can have an elongated shape with a transparent panel 370. The front door 360 can extend for most of the length of the outer frame 110. Given this, the front panel 180, therefore, cannot be used in this example. Other components and other configurations can be used here.
    The box-type cooler 350 described here can therefore include a number of product compartments of variable height 380. Although a first product compartment 390 and a second product compartment 400 are shown, any number of product compartments of height variable 380 can be used here. Each variable-height compartment 380 can include one or more variable shelves 410. variable shelves 410 can be positioned on several shelf ridges 420. The positioning of variable shelves 410 can thus change the height of variable-height product compartments. 380 for moving a shelf 410 from a first shelf shoulder 430 to a second shelf shoulder 440. Any number of shelf shoulders 420 can be used here in any configuration. The shelf ridges 420 can be positioned in such a way that the shelves 410 maintain an inclined orientation 450 for improved visibility.
    As shown in figures 6A and 6B, the variable shelf 410 can be positioned on the first shelf ledges 430 in order to reduce the height of the first product compartment 390. Given the use of the upper door 170, a smaller clearance 25 may be required in the same. This additional space also allows products 10 in the second product compartment 420 to be seen clearly through the front door 360. Similar to that shown in figures 7A and 7B, the variable shelf 410 can be positioned on the second shelf shoulders 440 so decreasing the size of the second product compartment 400. The variable product compartments 380 thus not only provide increased visibility but also the ability to place products 10 in them of varying heights or in multiple rows. For example, the first product compartment 390 may include two rows of products 10 while the second product compartment 400 may include three rows of products 10 and vice versa. Other components and other configurations can be used here.
    Figure 8 shows an additional embodiment of a box type 460 cooler as can be described here. The box type cooler 460 can be substantially similar to those described above, however with the addition of a bottle opener 470 positioned in it. The 470 bottle opener can be positioned anywhere on the outer frame 110. Other components and other configurations can be used here.
    Figure 9 shows an additional embodiment of a box type 480 cooler as can be described here. The box-type cooler 480 may include a pedestal 490. Pedestal 490 may serve to lift the outer frame 110 off the floor. The pedestal 490 in this way can be useful in areas that may be prone to flooding, dust, and / or other types of residues that may interfere with the operation of the 480 type cooler. Similarly, the pedestal 490 may also include an area of storage 500 in it. The storage area 500 can be used to store product before placing it in the box type cooler 480 and / or providing space to return empty and similar product containers. Pedestal 490 and storage area 500 can be of any desired shape or size. Other components and other configurations can be used here.
    Figure 10 shows an additional embodiment of a box type 510 cooler as can be described here. The 510 type cooler can be similar to those described above. The box-type cooler 510 can include one or more struts 520. Struts 520 can have a predetermined height 530 and a predetermined length 540. Struts 520 can be positioned on the floor and against a wall. The predetermined height 530 ensures that the outer frame 110 is at an appropriate height from the floor. Similarly, the predetermined length 540 ensures that the outer frame 110 is at an adequate distance from a wall. The struts 520 can be installed using screws 550 or other types of fastening means. The struts 520 can also be used with a 490 pedestal. Other components and other configurations can be used here.
    The struts 520 thus allow the cooler type 5 box 510 to be positioned securely outside or elsewhere while ensuring proper placement of the cooler type box 110. Such predetermined heights 530 and predetermined lengths 540 can provide adequate space for proper operation of the device refrigeration 120, can 10 avoid flooding and the like, and / or can provide adequate visibility for products 10 in it. Other types of fixing devices can be used here.
    权利要求:
    Claims (11)
    [0001]
    1. Box type cooler (350; 460; 480; 510) for dispensing several products (10, 15, 20) comprising: an external frame (110); a plurality of product compartments (380, 390, 400) in the outer frame; an upper door (170); and a front door (360); wherein the front door comprises a transparent panel (370) so that some or all of the various product compartments are visible through the transparent panel, where one or more of the plurality of product compartments (150, 160; 380, 390, 400) comprises an inclined orientation, in which the plurality of product compartments (380, 390, 400) comprises a first product compartment (390) and a second product compartment (400), and in which the upper door (170) is positioned around the first product compartment (390) characterized by the fact that the front door (360) is positioned around the first product compartment and the second product compartment (400), so that some or all of the various products are accessible through both the upper door (170) and the front door (360).
    [0002]
    2. Box-type cooler according to claim 1, characterized in that one or more of the plurality of product compartments (380, 390, 400) comprises a product compartment (380) of variable height.
    [0003]
    3. Box-type cooler according to claim 2, characterized by the fact that the product compartment (380) of variable height comprises a variable shelf (410) and a plurality of shelf shoulders (420, 430, 440) variable.
    [0004]
    4. Box-type cooler, according to claim 1, characterized by the fact that the external frame (110) comprises a bottle opener (410) positioned in it.
    [0005]
    5. Box-type cooler, according to claim 1, characterized by the fact that it also comprises a pedestal (490) and in which the external frame (110) is positioned on it.
    [0006]
    6. Box-type cooler, according to claim 5, characterized by the fact that the pedestal (490) comprises a storage area (500) in it.
    [0007]
    7. Box type cooler, according to claim 1, characterized by the fact that it also comprises a strut (520) and in which the strut is fixed to the external frame (110).
    [0008]
    Box-type cooler according to claim 7, characterized in that the strut (520) comprises a predetermined height (530) and a predetermined length (540).
    [0009]
    9. Box-type cooler according to claim 1, characterized in that the upper door (170) and the front door (360) comprise a gasket layer (300).
    [0010]
    10. Box-type cooler, according to claim 1, characterized by the fact that the external frame (110) comprises communication (210) in it.
    [0011]
    11. Box-type cooler, according to claim 1, characterized by the fact that the outer frame (100) comprises a contour shape (330).
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    2020-09-24| B09A| Decision: intention to grant|
    2020-12-15| B16A| Patent or certificate of addition of invention granted|Free format text: PRAZO DE VALIDADE: 20 (VINTE) ANOS CONTADOS A PARTIR DE 30/03/2011, OBSERVADAS AS CONDICOES LEGAIS. |
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