Food or edible material: processes – compositions – and products – Measuring – testing – or controlling by inanimate means
Patent
1982-05-21
1984-01-03
Jones, Raymond N.
Food or edible material: processes, compositions, and products
Measuring, testing, or controlling by inanimate means
426503, 426518, G01N 3302, A21C 1110, A23P 100
Patent
active
044242360
ABSTRACT:
Dough which is to be formed into small volumes for later baking into bread, etc. is moved from a mass of dough in the lower portion of a hopper by a pair of helical screws, through a conduit, first to a metering means and then through a dispensing nozzle. A paddle reciprocates through an arc adjacent the dispensing nozzle and on its downward stroke is oscillated so that its lower edge abuts the dispensing nozzle to sever the dough moved through the dispensing nozzle away from the oncoming dough, and then oscillates away from the dispensing nozzle as it returns to its ready position. The downward severing movement of the paddle is initiated by the metering means.
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Jones Raymond N.
Thomas George M.
Yeung George C.
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