Foods and beverages: apparatus – Beverage – With gas treating means
Patent
1983-02-22
1984-10-09
Jenkins, Robert W.
Foods and beverages: apparatus
Beverage
With gas treating means
261DIG7, 426591, A23L 240
Patent
active
044754485
ABSTRACT:
A separation means is disclosed which effectively isolates the resultant salts of a carbonation reaction while permitting the transfer of gaseous carbon dioxide in a substantially pure, non-contaminated form to a liquid to be carbonated. The separation means comprises a passageway with a plurality of restricted gas communicating apertures and a one-way valve attached to the end of the passageway which is proximate to the liquid to be carbonated. The gas communicating apertures and one-way valve function to retain the chemical by-products of the reaction from the carbonated beverage.
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Basile Peter A.
Shoaf Myron D.
Donovan D. J.
General Foods Corporation
Jenkins Robert W.
Savoie T. R.
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