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WO1993002435A1 - Appareil d'invalidation de documents et declencheur destine a le faire fonctionner - Google Patents

Appareil d'invalidation de documents et declencheur destine a le faire fonctionner Download PDF

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WO1993002435A1
WO1993002435A1 PCT/GB1992/001334 GB9201334W WO9302435A1 WO 1993002435 A1 WO1993002435 A1 WO 1993002435A1 GB 9201334 W GB9201334 W GB 9201334W WO 9302435 A1 WO9302435 A1 WO 9302435A1
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enclosure
trigger
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container
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Barry Morgan
John Yandell
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Transalarm Limited
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Priority claimed from GB919116150A external-priority patent/GB9116150D0/en
Priority claimed from GB919119804A external-priority patent/GB9119804D0/en
Application filed by Transalarm Limited filed Critical Transalarm Limited
Publication of WO1993002435A1 publication Critical patent/WO1993002435A1/fr
Priority to NO940175A priority Critical patent/NO940175L/no

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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05G—SAFES OR STRONG-ROOMS FOR VALUABLES; BANK PROTECTION DEVICES; SAFETY TRANSACTION PARTITIONS
    • E05G1/00—Safes or strong-rooms for valuables
    • E05G1/14—Safes or strong-rooms for valuables with means for masking or destroying the valuables, e.g. in case of theft
    • G—PHYSICS
    • G08—SIGNALLING
    • G08B—SIGNALLING OR CALLING SYSTEMS; ORDER TELEGRAPHS; ALARM SYSTEMS
    • G08B15/00—Identifying, scaring or incapacitating burglars, thieves or intruders, e.g. by explosives
    • G08B15/02—Identifying, scaring or incapacitating burglars, thieves or intruders, e.g. by explosives with smoke, gas, or coloured or odorous powder or liquid

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  • the present invention relates generally to document invalidation apparatus, and particularly to apparatus for invalidating valuable documents such as airline tickets, bearer bonds, bank notes or other securities by contaminating them with a visible or invisible contaminant fluid: the present invention also relates to a trigger for a securiy system.
  • ATM automatic teller machines
  • the present invention proposes the use of a mechanical pressure-sensitive trigger which is sufficiently robust to resist damage by shock waves generated by explosives. In this way, even a relatively large detonation of an explosive charge nevertheless results in reliable operation of the trigger to initiate the alarm and/or to institute remedial action such as the release of contaminants to invalidate or devalue the contents. Other systems for effecting such invalidation are known.
  • European Patent application No 166,939 describes a system for marking bank notes in the event of a theft or hold-up, comprising a source of compressed air and an electromagnetic sensor operable to open a valve and allow the compressed air to be directed past a plurality of apertures causing a contaminant dye to be drawn through the apertures by the ejector principle.
  • the contaminant dye is invisible, but oxidises to a visible condition some sixty minutes after having been exposed to the air.
  • Another device for invalidating bank notes is described in French Patent 2,572,907. This device is different from that described above in that the bank notes are held in a cassette within the apparatus and, upon detection of an attempted break in, the bank notes are rapidly transported from the cassette past a printer or perforator at which each is individually invalidated.
  • This latter system has the disadvantage that it requires a certain amount of time for operation and a rapid and successful attempt to open a safe containing such a system may be able to frustrate the attempt at invalidation by removing at least some of the bank notes prior to their individual transport past the invalidation station.
  • each cassette is separately removable from an automatic teller machine for refilling the problem of gaining access to the contents for contamination in the event of an attempted theft is particularly acute and the cost of providing individual contaminator systems for each cassette, involving the duplication of the sensors and associated mechanism for effecting delivery of the contaminant, as well as the limited space for an adequate reservoir of contaminant has resulted in there being no satisfactory system available on the market at present.
  • the present invention seeks to overcome these difficulties by providing a security system capable of delivering a contaminating fluid to a plurality of containers or cassettes from a point outside the container or cassette, whilst nevertheless reliably delivering sufficient contaminant under an adequate pressure to ensure that the entire contents of the cassette are contacted by the contaminant to render them valueless.
  • the present invention seeks, therefore, to provide a security system for contaminating the contents of a secure enclosure which requires no external electrical or other power supply and which is capable of responding rapidly to release contaminating dye in large quantities immediately upon detection of any attempt at forced entry into the enclosure.
  • apparatus for contaminating valuables such as banknotes or other documents held in one or a plurality of containers removably mounted within a housing, by delivering contamination material into each container from a reservoir thereof via a contaminant delivery system when a valve is opened
  • the housing is a lockable secure enclosure
  • the reservoir and the delivery system are housed wholly within the said secure enclosure but outside the or each said container
  • a sensor for detecting forced entry into the housing is located within the said secure enclosure and operable, when triggered by an attempt at forced entry into the housing, automatically to open the said valve and release contaminant into the or each individual removable container whereby to contaminate the contents thereof.
  • apparatus for contaminating valuables such as bank notes held in a secure enclosure upon detection of an attempt to force an entry into the enclosure comprising sensor means for detecting an attempted forced entry and means for releasing a contaminating fluid from a source thereof, in which the sensor is entirely mechanical and requires no electrical or other power supply.
  • the contaminant delivery system is likewise entirely mechanical.
  • the apparatus of the present invention may be particularly adapted for delivery of contaminant fluid to a plurality of separate cassettes, in which case the contaminant delivery system may have a plurality of outlets for rapid distribution of contaminant fluid to a plurality of containers or cassettes within the main enclosure.
  • a delivery system may, for example, include a plurality of nozzles each adapted to deliver contaminant fluid from a common source through an opening in the associated container or cassette.
  • the contaminant fluid may be any one of a number of fluids either gas or liquid, capable of detection on the valuables such as to devalue them.
  • the most suitable contaminant may be a liquid or gaseous dye, preferably a non-drying dye capable of impregnating any porous material.
  • the contaminant may be an adhesive or glue, especially a rapid drying glue, or a chemical agent which will destructively attack the material to render it valueless.
  • a movable dye delivery system may be provided between the cassettes and the door.
  • this system is preferably permanently connected to the casing, for example by hinges, so that it can be pivoted out of its working position to allow removal of the cassettes but must be returned to its working position before the door can be closed.
  • the nozzle or nozzles for connection to the subsidiary enclosure or cassette are formed as conically tapered nozzles which automatically align with the opening in the subsidiary enclosure or cassette upon repositioning of the cassette or the system as appropriate.
  • the sensor operable to trigger release of the contaminating dye upon attempted forcible opening of the machine may, according to another aspect of the invention comprise a flexible laminar element held in a curve in a first direction by support means engaging the convex face of the element whereby to resist further curvature due to the biasing force exerted longitudinally of the element by biasing means, and means for shielding the concave face of the element from ambient pressure variations such that an increase in an ambient pressure beyond a threshold value determined by the characteristics of the laminar element and the value of the said biasing force causes the laminar element to flex in the opposite direction thereby releasing it from the support and allowing displacement of the biasing means.
  • the flexible laminar element of the pressure sensitive trigger of the present invention may be of any suitable form although, as will be described in relation ro the specific embodiment, it is preferable that this element has an elongate form and the preferred embodiment of the invention is provided with a flexible laminar element in the form of an elongate strip.
  • the flexible laminar element may be made of any suitable material and it has been found that a resilient plastics material such as a glass reinforced plastics (GRP) is suitable in providing the required strength and resistance in an element of convenient dimensions.
  • GRP glass reinforced plastics
  • the flexible laminar element may, however, be made of other materials such as flexible metal strip and i ⁇ is envisaged that elements made of flexible metal such as spring brass, spring steel or phosphor bronze will be suitable.
  • the means for shielding the concave face of the laminar element from ambient pressure variations preferably comprises an enclosure defining a cavity of which the said concave face defines one wall or a part thereof.
  • the enclosure preferably comprises a casing surrounding the flexible laminar element and having openings communicating with the convex face thereof.
  • These openings may comprise a relatively small number of large openings or a relatively large number of small openings: for example, the appropriate wall of the casing and/or the support means for the flexible laminar element may be a mesh or other form of pierced or perforated sheet.
  • the support means may be formed separately from the casing and be removable therefrom although it is possible to devise embodiments of the invention in which the support means itself forms part of the casing.
  • the longitudinal biasing force exerted on the flexible laminar element may be generated by biasing • means comprising, for example, a resilient biasing member such as a spring, or may alternatively be generated by compressed gas acting, for example, on one end of a plunger or piston the other end of which engages the said flexible laminar element.
  • biasing • means comprising, for example, a resilient biasing member such as a spring, or may alternatively be generated by compressed gas acting, for example, on one end of a plunger or piston the other end of which engages the said flexible laminar element.
  • the parameters required for any particular situation may be known in advance, thereby allowing the trigger to be produced at the factory with the required characteristics, it may be convenient for this to be made adjustable in order to allow it to be set up in the field, upon installation in the ATM or safe in which it is to be housed, in which case the force exerted by the biasing means may be made adjustable to vary the sensitivity of the trigger.
  • Such variation may be achieved by making the curvature of the flexible laminar element variable (which almost inevitably would mean a variation in the curvature of the support member as well, and the force exerted by the biasing means may also be variable which, again, would allow a variation in the sensitivity of the trigger.
  • the supporting member may be formed as an element engaging a major part of the convex face of the flexible laminar element
  • embodiments may be formed in which the support contacts only a minor part of the •convex face and, particularly, the support may be made as a plurality of transverse elements, in the form of rods or bars contacting the convex face of the element and holding it into a curve with the number of supports being sufficient, in relation to the stiffness of the laminar element to prevent it from flexing further.
  • the security system of the invention may include means for detecting other physical parameters indicative of an attempted forced entry, such sensors being operable to cause detonation of an explosive charge upon detection of these parameters whereby to initiate operation of the pressure sensitive trigger.
  • an explosive charge would, of course, be rather small, merely being intended to generate a shock wave sufficient to operate the trigger.
  • Means for detecting the said other physical parameters may include means sensitive to movement of the enclosure, means sensitive to temperature within or in the vicinity of the enclosure and/or an acoustic transducer sensitive to acoustic vibrations within a pre ⁇ determined frequency range and/or volume.
  • the light sensitive means for detecting when the enclosure is open, the light sensitive means being operable to inhibit the said transducers and sensors when the illumination within the enclosure exceeds a predetermined threshold.
  • a time delay on the inhibition will also prevent triggering of the sensors if the door should be slammed shut therefore generating a vibration which might be above the threshold of the acoustic transducer.
  • the pressure sensitive trigger because it can have no such inhibition must be provided with a threshold which is greater than that generated by closure of the door.
  • the present invention may also be considered to comprehend a shock wave detector comprising a plunger, means biasing the plunger axially and means for resisting axial displacement of the plunger comprising a flexible laminar element defining a curved surface supported on the convex face by a rigid support allowing the passage of shock waves or ambient pressure variations whereby to cause the flexible laminar element to move away from the support to curve in the opposite direction thereby releasing the plunger to move under the action of the said biasing means.
  • the plunger controls a valve for the release of a contaminating dye.
  • Figure 1 is a schematic perspective view of an automatic teller machine illustrating the positioning of the cassettes in which the bank notes are housed 'within the machine;
  • Figure 2 is a perspective view of a single cassette typical of those used in such machines;
  • Figure 3 is a schematic side view illustrating the positioning of the contaminating apparatus of the present invention within the machine illustrated in Figure 1;
  • Figure 4 is an end view of the contaminating apparatus of the present invention.
  • Figure 5 is a view from above of the contaminating apparatus illustrated in Figure 4;
  • Figure 6 is an axial sectional view of a pressure sensitive trigger formed as an embodiment of the invention, illustrated in a first, or "armed" condition of use;
  • Figure 7 is a sectional view similar to that of Figure 6, showing the trigger in a released condition
  • Figure 8 is an end view, similar to that of Figure 4, showing an alternative embodiment of the contaminating apparatus.
  • an automatic teller machine (hereinafter ATM) is generally indicated with the reference numeral 11.
  • ATM automatic teller machine
  • Such machines are typically housed in the secure environment of a bank or building society office, and positioned with an access opening 12 available through a solid wall.
  • the access opening 12 is provided with a keyboard 13 and a delivery slot 14 through which bank notes are delivered in use of the machine when an appropriate code is entered on the keyboard 13.
  • a user authorisation element such as a credit card is also required to enable the operation of the machine 11.
  • the machine 11 has an access door 15 for loading and unloading the machine, and within the casing 16 of the machine 11 there are a plurality of individual cassettes 17, 18, 19 removably held on racks (not shown) to allow the cassettes to be removed for refilling.
  • a delivery mechanism generally indicated 20, but not illustrated in detail, acts to withdraw the bank notes from the cassettes as appropriate and to deliver them through the outlet 14 upon receipt of control signals from a computer to which the apparatus is connected by a land line (not illustrated) .
  • FIG 2 illustrates an individual cassette for the bank notes.
  • This comprises an elongate secure casing 21 typically about eighteen inches long by six inches wide and five inches high.
  • the casing 21 has two elongate parallel ribs 22 for engagement on the rack within the machine 11 and a cover 23 hingedly connected at one end 24 to the casing 21 and closable by means of a catch 25 at the other end 26 of the casing 21.
  • the casing 21 is provided with a handle 27 for carrying the cassette.
  • the end 24 of the cassette casing 21 has an opening through which the bank notes may be withdrawn by the delivery mechanism (not illustrated) .
  • the cover 23 is provided with an opening 28 adjacent the catch 25 which communicates with the upper interior volume within the cassette above any bank notes which may be loaded in the cassette 6F5.
  • the contamination apparatus 29 comprises two reservoir cylinders 31, 32 supported parallel to one another with their axes substantially vertical and held between two arms 33, 34 to which the cylinders are fixed such as by welding.
  • the arms 33, 34 are each L-shape and pivotally connected by respective pivots 35, 36 to the side wall of the housing 11.
  • a sensor 30 connected to a valve 37 in a delivery tube 38 connected by a T-branch 39 to each of the cylinders 31, 32.
  • the outlet from the valve 37 leads to a delivery tube 40 having a plurality of nozzles 41 spaced along its length at positions such as to align with the apertures 28 in the cassettes 17, 18, 19 and enter the cassettes through these apertures when the contamination apparatus 29 is in the position of use illustrated in Figure 3 , in which position it is retained by a catch illustrated schematically in Figure 3 and identified by the reference numeral 42.
  • the contamination apparatus 29 may be of such a size that it completely fills the space between the cassettes 17, 18, 19 and the door 15 so that the door 15 holds it in position when closed avoiding the necessity for the catch 42.
  • the sensor 30 may be an entirely mechanical pressure sensor such as that described hereinafter in relation to Figures 6 and 7, which detects any shock waves such as may be generated by an explosive, and operates entirely mechanically to open the valve 37 and allow contaminating dye fluids, which may be a liquid and/or gas to pass from the reservoir cylinders 31, 32 through the distribution tubes 39, 38 into the delivery tube 40 and from there through the nozzles 41 into the individual cassettes 17, 18, 19.
  • any shock waves such as may be generated by an explosive
  • a secondary sensor 43 incorporating an acoustic transducer and temperature sensor (not individually shown) and powered by a self-contained battery.
  • the sensor 43 is operable, when triggered, to detonate a small explosive charge 44 the 6F5 Shockwave from which is detected by the sensor 30 to release the valve 37 in the same way as it does upon detection of an attempt to enter the safe by explosive means.
  • nozzles 41 are illustrated as narrow elongate nozzles which fit into the openings 28 in the cassette lids 23, alternative nozzles may be provided in which a conical tip engages and seals the opening 28 to ensure a secure coupling.
  • a central plunger shaft 111 is axially slidable within a plunger body 112. At one end of the plunger shaft 111 there is an enlarged plunger of valve head 113 engaged, as shown in Figure 6, within a valve port 114 of a valve body 115 having a threaded opening 116 for attachment to the source of compressed gas and dye.
  • the valve head 113 has a seal 118 sealing it v/ithin the valve port 114 and closing communication between the valve port 114 and a valve chamber 119 within the valve body 115.
  • the valve body 115 is screwed onto the plunger body a radial flange 120 of which engages the end face of the valve body 115.
  • An O-ring seal 121 seals the plunger shaft 111 -within a bore
  • the plunger body 112 to the right (as viewed in Figure 6) of the radial flange 120 and the valve body 115 has a circular cross-section.
  • a projecting boss 123 which has a rectangular or square cross-section.
  • a rectangular plunger body 124 secured in place by a nut 125 threadedly engaged on a threaded section 126 of reduced diameter at the end of the plunger shaft 111 projecting from a shoulder 127 thereof against which the plunger 124 is engaged.
  • a support member 128 is secured to the projecting boss
  • This support member 128 comprises an elongate limb 128a and a transverse terminal flange 129a.
  • the elongate limb 128a is curved along its length with a very slight curvature, that is one having a long radius of curvature. The precise radius of curvature may vary as will be described hereinbelow.
  • Engaged over the boss 123 and the support 128 is a tubular trigger casing 130 having a square or rectangular cross-section secured to the boss 123 by a pair of screws 131 (only one of which is visible in the drawings) . ? ⁇
  • the tubular casing 130 has a rectangular cross-section and defines a cavity 132 largely closed at one end by the transverse flange 129a of the support member 128 and at the other end by the plunger body 112.
  • a flexible, laminar element 133 engaged at one against a shoulder of the plunger 124 and at the other end in a groove formed in the transverse flange 129a.
  • the limb 128a of this support 128 is curved along its length such that it is concave towards the cavity 132.
  • a longitudinal force applied to the flexible laminar element 133 by the plunger 124 therefore, causes the laminar element 133 to flex to adopt the curvature of the support 128a.
  • the limb 128a of the support member 128 and the adjacent wall of the tubular trigger casing 130 are provided with aligned apertures identified as 135a, 136a and 137a in the wall of the tubular casing 130 and 135b, 136b and 137b in the limb 128a of the support member 128.
  • valve body 115 is screwed by the coupling 116 to a source of compressed gas and dye (such as one of the cylinders 31, 32 of Figure 4) such that the valve head 113 is exposed to the gas pressure thereby creating a biasing force longitudinally of the plunger shaft 111 which is transmitted via the plunger 124 to the laminar element 133 causing this to adopt the curved shape of the support limb 128a.
  • a source of compressed gas and dye such as one of the cylinders 31, 32 of Figure 4
  • This assembly is housed, as described hereinabove, at any convenient location within a secure closure such as a safe or ATM.
  • the longitudinal biasing force exerted by the plunger 124 therefore continues to displace the laminar element 133 to the position illustrated in Figure 7 where it is flexed inwardly of the cavity 132 allowing the plunger shaft 111 to move to the left displacing the valve head 113 from the port 114 and opening this to allow communication via the valve chamber 119 from which it can escape through the outlet port 117 via any ducts which may be provided to distribute the gas and contaminating dye onto the valuable contents of the safe, or to the bank notes in an ATM, thereby rendering them valueless.
  • the cavity 132 is not closed from the atmosphere by the casing 130, and in particular communicates with the atmosphere through the opening 134. This allows relatively slow changes in ambient pressure, such as that caused by slamming shut the door, to be ignored by the trigger, which only responds to the rapid pressure change caused by an explosion.
  • the trigger may also be used in a more sophisticated security system in which sensors responsive to other physical parameters such as sound or attempted movement can be used to detonate a very small explosive charge to generate a shock wave sufficiently great to release the trigger and thereby contaminate the contents of the safe or ATM.
  • FIG. 8 The alternative embodiment of Figure 8 is similar to that of Figure 4 and those components which fulfil the same or corresponding functions are identified with the same reference numerals raised by 200.
  • the contaminant dye is stored in a pressure cylinder 232 and can be released via a valve 237 upon triggering of a trigger 230, to delivery dye through a delivery pipe 239 to a distribution pipe 240 having a plurality of nozzles 241 which, as in the embodiment of Figure 4, can be introduced into openings into respective cassettes v/ithin the enclosure.
  • the distribution pipe 239 also acts as the mounting arm for the delivery pipe 240 and is pivotally connected at a pivotal connection 236 to a mounting bracket 250.
  • a further, upper, arm 260 carrying the upper end of the delivery pipe 240 is pivotally connected at 235 and upper bracket 251.
  • the upper and lower brackets 251 and 250 can be secured to the enclosure in a permanent, fixed manner, and location of the delivery pipe 240 can be insured by means of two abutment plates 252, 253 carried on the arms 239, 260 respectively, which engage cooperating plates (not visible in the drawings) carried by the brackets 250, 251 respectively. These plates can be locked together by locks 254, 255 when in the operating position shown in Figure 8.
  • the cylinder 232 is located at a fixed position to one side of the cassettes rather than being pivoted into and out of position as in the embodiment of Figure 4.

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Appareil destiné à contaminer des objets de valeur tels que des billets de banque ou autres documents placés dans un ou plusieurs récipients montés de manière amovible à l'intérieur d'un boîtier. La contamination s'effectue par alimentation de chaque récipient en matériau contaminant depuis un réservoir contenu dans celui-ci par l'intermédiaire d'un système d'alimentation en contaminant lors de l'ouverture d'une soupape. Le boîtier constitue une enceinte de sécurité verrouillable, le réservoir ainsi que le système d'alimentation étant logés entièrement à l'intérieur de ladite enceinte de sécurité mais à l'extérieur du ou de chaque récipient. Un détecteur permettant de détecter une tentative d'ouverture illicite est situé à l'intérieur de ladite enceinte de sécurité et peut fonctionner automatiquement, lors de son déclenchement par une tentative d'ouverture illicite du boîtier, de façon à provoquer l'ouverture de ladite soupape et à libérer le contaminant dans le ou dans chaque récipient individuel amovible de manière à contaminer le contenu de celui-ci. Un déclencheur fonctionne mécaniquement pour libérer la teinture à partir d'un réservoir.
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