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JP3730074B2
JP3730074B2 JP2000048844A JP2000048844A JP3730074B2 JP 3730074 B2 JP3730074 B2 JP 3730074B2 JP 2000048844 A JP2000048844 A JP 2000048844A JP 2000048844 A JP2000048844 A JP 2000048844A JP 3730074 B2 JP3730074 B2 JP 3730074B2
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【0001】
【発明の属する技術分野】
本発明は、レナード効果(滝効果)を利用して空気中に負イオンを発生させる負イオン発生装置に関する。
【0002】
【従来の技術】
近年、健康志向が高まるなか、室内空気の清浄化の更なる付加価値として空気イオンの利用が注目されている。空気イオンは、我々の仕事の能率や情緒に対して、明らかに影響を与える。特に負イオンは、精神を安定させ、呼吸器の機能を高める効果を持つといわれている。水滴が空中で分裂するとき、より正確には、水滴が障壁である金属板に衝突して微細水滴に分裂するとき、付近の空気中に負イオンが発生し、微細水滴が負イオンと等量の正電荷を得る。この現象は、レナード効果として古くから知られている。その後、水滴が空気中で分裂するだけでレナードと同様な効果が起こり得る事がシンプソンによって確かめられた。
【0003】
室内空気を清浄化するとともに空気中に負イオンを発生させる装置として、特開平7−114971号公報(先行例1)には、水分裂部と、気液分離部とは前後に並置し、水分裂部と、気液分離部とを、空気流通路をもって接続した負イオン発生装置が記載されている。このような負イオン発生装置は、リラクゼーション装置などに利用されるほか、環境を清浄化する作用が得られるとして、クリーンルームなどの空気浄化装置としても用いられる。
【0004】
以下、図4を参照しながら先行例1に記載された負イオン発生装置の概略の構造を説明する。
【0005】
図4に示すように先行例1の負イオン発生装置は、水分裂部101と気液分離部102と水槽103の組み合わせにより構成され、水分裂部101と気液分離部102とは、連結管110にて連結されたものである。水分裂部101は、内外二重筒109、111で構成され、外筒111内には多数のノズル105が配管されている。水槽103内には、水が充填され、水槽103内の水は、ポンプ104で汲み出され、水分裂部101のノズル105から高圧で噴出される。噴出された水は、水分裂部101の外筒111の内壁に衝突して微細水滴に分裂し、空気中に負イオンを生ずる。
【0006】
一方、水分裂部101の外筒111には、送風機106から吸引された循環空気及び外気が吹き込まれ、水分裂部101の水噴射室内に発生した微細水滴を含む空気は、外筒111内を流動し、その端部で折り返して内筒109に流動し、さらに連結管110を通して気液分離部102に送風される。気液分離部102は、サイクロンセパレータであり、その内部に流入した空気は、旋回しつつ上昇し、旋回流により生じた遠心力作用を受けて空気中に含まれる水滴は、気液分離され、分離された水滴は気液分離部102の底面に設けられた排出口108より第2の配管をとおして水槽103に回収される。一方、負イオンを含む空気は、旋回しつつ気液分離部102内を上昇し、送気口107より外部に放出される。
【0007】
水槽103は、水分裂部101に供給すべき水の供給源であり、また水分裂部101に供給された大部分の余剰水は、水分裂部101の下面に設けられた排出穴108により水槽103に回収される。
【0008】
【発明が解決しようとする課題】
このように先行例1に記載の負イオン発生装置では、水槽103よりポンプ104で汲み上げられてノズル105より噴出された水の多くは、水分裂部101の下面に設けられた排出穴108より水槽103に回収されるが、一部の水滴は、空気旋回流とともに外筒111内を反転して内筒109内に流入する。
【0009】
内筒109内に流入した水滴は、送風機106の送風圧力を受けて内筒の内壁に沿い旋回しつつ移動するが、一部の水滴は、内筒109内の空間を気液分離部102に向かい、直線的に移動し、連結管110を通して気液分離部102内に浸入し、気液分離部102内で分離処理が十分に行われないままに外部に放出されることがある。水槽103内の水は、水槽103から汲み出されて水分裂部101に供給され、水分裂部101では、機外から吸引された空気と接触して再び水槽103内に戻され、繰り返し循環使用されるものであるため、空気中に含まれる塵埃、細菌、糸状菌、胞子類等が水槽内の循環水中に取り込まれることとなる。
【0010】
したがって、空気の旋回によって巻き上げられた水が気液分離部102で処理せぬまま大粒の水滴となり、これが機外に吹き出されることになると、循環水中に含まれるこれら塵埃、細菌、糸状菌、胞子類等も水滴とともに機外に吹き出される可能性がある。
【0011】
負イオン発生装置においては、水槽内の水は、オーバーフロー、排水などの措置によって入れ替えるようになっており、水中の塵埃、細菌、糸状菌、胞子類等は、排水により水槽内から除去されるものであり、循環水が水滴として直接外気に放出されてはならない。
【0012】
ところが、先行例1の構造であると、水分裂部101で発生した大量の水滴の一部は、内筒109内を水平に気液分離部102の方向に移動し、気液分離部102で処理できない量の循環水が気液分離部102内に流入したときには、気液分離部102内への吹込み空気の旋回流に吹き上げられて大粒の水滴が空気旋回流とともに気液分離部102の吹出口109より、外部に吹き出されるという事態が発生する可能性がある。この様な理由から、気液分離部102内への大粒の水滴の浸入を抑制することは負イオン発生装置が設置された室内の空気を清浄に保つ上に極めて重要な問題である。
【0013】
本発明の目的は、上記課題を解決するものであり、水分裂部から空気流通路を伝わって気液分離部へ流入する水滴及び水流の流入を抑制し、気液分離部の吹出口からの水滴飛散のない負イオン発生装置を提供することにある。
【0014】
【課題を解決するための手段】
上記目的を達成するため、本発明による負イオン発生装置においては、水分裂部と、気液分離部と、流入阻止手段とを有する負イオン発生装置であって、水分裂部は、水槽から供給された水を微細水滴に分裂させて空気中に負イオンを発生させる部分であり、気液分離部は、水分裂部から送風された空気中に含まれる微細水滴を空気中から分離し、負イオ ンを含む空気を外部に送出する部分であり、水分裂部と、気液分離部とは、空気流通路をもって接続されたものであり、流入阻止手段は空気流通路の内径よりも内径が大きい拡径部分であり、空気流通路の円周方向に、水滴或いは水流を受入れる窪みを形成するものである。そして本発明によれば、水分裂部から空気流通路を伝わって気液分離部へ流入する水滴および水流を抑制することができる負イオン発生装置が得られる。
【0015】
【発明の実施の形態】
請求項1の発明において、負イオン発生装置は、水分裂部と、気液分離部と、流入阻止手段とを有する。水分裂部では、水槽内から汲み出された水を微細水滴に分裂させて空気中に負イオンを発生させ、気液分離部では、水分裂部から送風された空気中に含まれる微細水滴を空気中から分離し、負イオンを含む空気を外部に送出し、水分裂部と、気液分離部とを接続する空気流通路に流入阻止手段を設けたものであり、流入阻止手段は、空気流通路の内径よりも内径が大きい拡径部分であり、空気流通路の円周方向に、水滴或いは水流を受入れる窪みを形成し、空気流通路内の水滴或いは水流は、空気の圧力に押されながら、空気流通路の内壁に沿って円周上を移動する間に、空気流通路内から窪み内に受入れられて排除される。
【0016】
【実施例】
(実施例1)
以下に本発明の実施例を図によって説明する。図1において、負イオン発生装置は、水分裂部101と気液分離部102と水槽103の組み合わせにより構成され、水分裂部101と、気液分離部102とは前後、あるいは左右に並置されたものである。水分裂部101と気液分離部102とは、水平方向に配管された連結管110にて連結されている。水分裂部101は、内外二重筒109、111で構成され、外筒111内には、水噴射室1として、多数のノズル105が外筒の内壁2に向けて配管されている。水分裂部101は、水を分裂させる部分であり、水槽103からポンプ104で汲み上げられた循環水を給水管路から水噴射室1内の円周方向に分枝して配列された噴射管3に供給し、噴射管3の管軸方向に多数設けられたノズル105から外筒111に向けて噴出させ、内壁2に衝突させることにより、噴出水に高エネルギーを与え、給水された水を微細水滴に分裂させる。一方、送風機106の吹出口は、水噴射室1の一方の端部4(第1の端面)に接線方向となる向きで接続され、送風機106の吹出口から吹込まれた空気は、外筒111の管軸方向で水噴射室1の内面に沿った旋回流となり、ノズル105より噴出された循環水と交わりながら、水噴射室1の第1の端面4と向き合う他方の端面(第2の端面)5へ向けて内筒109を軸としてその周囲を旋回しながら軸方向を移動する。第2の端面5まで移動した空気の旋回流は、反転して気液分離部102と連結する内筒109の内部を旋回しつつ軸方向を移動し、連結管を110内を通って気液分離部102に突入する。気液分離部102は、サイクロン塔である。気液分離部102内に流入した空気の旋回流は、引き続きサイクロン塔内を旋回しつつ上昇を続け、旋回によって生ずる遠心力作用によって、旋回空気中に含まれた微細な水滴を振り切って空気中から除去し、負イオンを含む空気が気液分離部102の送気口107より機外へ吹き出される。
【0017】
一方、水噴射室1内で発生した水の大部分は、重力により水噴射室1底部に設けた排出穴108より落下して水槽103に回収されるが、一部の水は水滴や水流となって、空気旋回流とともに内筒109を移動し、引き続き連結管110を通って気液分離部102に導かれる。水分裂部101の内筒109と、内筒109から気液分離部102に続く連結管110の管路とは、水分裂部101と気液分離部102とをつなぐ空気流通路112を形成するものである。本発明において、水分裂部101と気液分離部102とをつなぐ管路、この実施例では、水分裂部101の内筒109と連結管110を含めて空気流通路112と云うものとする。
【0018】
本発明による負イオン発生装置においては、空気流通路112に流入阻止手段9を設けたものである。この実施例においては、連結管110の管路の一部に設けた例を示している。流入阻止手段9は、空気圧に押されながら、連結管110の内壁を伝わって水分裂部101から気液分離部102に送りこまれる水滴や水流を受入れて気液分離部102への流入を阻止するものである。また、この実施例においては、連結管110を水平方向に配管された例を示しているが、連結管110は、必ずしも水平方向に配管された管路に限られるものではない。水分裂部101と、気液分離部102とが上下あるいは斜め上下に配置されたときには、連結管110は、上下方向あるいは斜めに配管されることになる。連結管110が上下或いは斜め方向に配管されたときには、配管の内壁を伝わる水滴或いは水流は、自重で下方に落下するが、配管の都合で気液分離部102を下段に、水分裂部101を上段に設置しなければならないようなときには、連結管110の管路の内壁を伝わる水滴或いは水流が気液分離部102に流入するのを阻止しなければならない。流入阻止手段9は、連結管110の途中の一部に形成した窪みであり、この実施例では、図2(b)に示すように連結管110の内径よりも内径が大きい拡径部分である。このような拡径部分は、流入阻止手段9として空気流通路112の円周方向に、水滴或いは水流を受入れる窪みを形成する。実施例において、内筒109に浸入した水及び水滴は、送風機の空気圧に押されながら空気流通路112である内筒109と、その延長上の連結管110の内壁に沿って移動を続け、流入阻止手段9の窪みに流れ落ち、窪みの底面に設けられた穴10より第1の配管11を通じて水槽103に回収される。これにより、連結管110から気液分離部102に浸入する水滴や水流は大幅に削減され、気液分離部102に浸入するものは、空気の旋回流に巻き込まれた微細水滴のみとなる。
【0019】
さらに、気液分離部102内で、空気中の微細水滴は、遠心力作用により気液分離処理され、空気中に含まれる微細水滴は遠心方向に振り切られ、気液分離部外筒6に沿って落下し、気液分離部102底面に設けられたドレン抜き7より第2の配管8を通り水槽103に回収される。一方、気液分離部102の送気口107からは、負イオンを含む空気が吹き出され、大粒の水滴は吹き出されることがない。
【0020】
参考
図2(b)においては、流入阻止手段9の窪みは、連結管110の内径より大きな内径の拡径部分であるため、連結管110と窪みとの境には、へり部12ができることとなる。水滴や水流が連結管110の内壁から流入阻止手段9の窪みへ落ち込むとき、一部の水はへり部12に溜まり、これが、ある一定の大きさ以上になると空気の圧力で流入阻止手段9を飛び越えて気液分離部102に向かって飛び出し、直接水滴として気液分離部102内に浸入することがある。図2(a)は、連結管110と、流入阻止手段9を形成する窪みの水分裂部上流側端縁には、誘導手段17として誘導面13が設けられ、誘導面13は連結管110の内壁に沿って移動する水滴或いは水流を窪み内に誘導する曲面を付したものである。この実施例によれば、連結管110内の水滴或いは水流は空気の圧力に押されながら連結管110の内壁に沿って移動し、流入阻止手段9を飛び越えることなく、誘導面13の曲面に誘導されて無理なく流入阻止手段9内に落とし込まれる。
【0021】
参考
図3は、空気流通路を形成する水分裂部101の内筒109の内周面に沿って、その基部から一定の範囲にわたって、スクリューガイド15を付した例である。スクリューガイド15は、内筒109の内壁を伝わって気液分離部102に向かう水滴または水流を空気の旋回方向に誘導し、これを内筒2から引きつづき連結管110の内壁に沿って旋回させつつ移動させるものである。空気の旋回流に誘導された水滴や水流は旋回流の外周に寄せられ、内筒109壁面を伝いながら旋回しつつ移動することとなる。水分裂部吹出口16を出た水滴や水流は引き続き連結管110の内壁を伝わって移動を続け、流入阻止手段9の拡径部分内に振り切られ、スムーズに流入阻止手段9の窪み内に導かれる。窪み内に導入された水は、穴10より第1の配管11を通り、水槽103に回収される。
【0022】
【発明の効果】
以上のように本発明によれば、空気の旋回流とともに水噴射室内筒内に浸入したほとんどの水流及び水滴は、水分裂部と気液分離部とをつなぐ空気流通路内の流入阻止手段に捕捉されて水槽に回収されるため、気液分離部内に浸入する水及び水滴の量を抑制でき、気液分離部送気口からの水滴の飛散を防止して清浄な空気とともに負イオンを送出できる効果が得られる。
【図面の簡単な説明】
【図1】 本発明の実施1による負イオン発生装置を示す断面図
【図2】 (a)は本発明の参考例1による負イオン発生装置くぼみ部の断面図(b)は実施、参考例1によるくぼみ部の断面図
【図3】 本発明の参考例2による負イオン発生装置を示す断面図
【図4】 従来の負イオン発生装置を示す図
【符号の説明】
9 流入阻止手段
15 スクリューガイド
17 誘導手段
101 水分裂部
102 気液分離部
103 水槽
112 空気流通路
[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a negative ion generator that generates negative ions in the air using the Leonard effect (waterfall effect).
[0002]
[Prior art]
In recent years, the use of air ions has attracted attention as a further added value for the purification of indoor air, as health-consciousness has increased. Air ions clearly affect the efficiency and emotions of our work. In particular, negative ions are said to have the effect of stabilizing the mind and enhancing the function of the respiratory organs. When water drops break up in the air, more precisely, when water drops collide with a metal plate that is a barrier and break up into fine water drops, negative ions are generated in the nearby air, and the fine water drops are equivalent to negative ions. Get a positive charge. This phenomenon has long been known as the Leonard effect. Later, it was confirmed by Simpson that a similar effect to Leonard could occur just by splitting the water droplets in the air.
[0003]
As a device for purifying indoor air and generating negative ions in the air, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 7-114971 (Prior Art 1) discloses that a water splitting unit and a gas-liquid separation unit are juxtaposed in front and back. A negative ion generator is described in which a split section and a gas-liquid separation section are connected through an air flow path. Such a negative ion generator is used for a relaxation device and the like, and is also used as an air purification device for a clean room or the like because it can clean the environment.
[0004]
Hereinafter, the schematic structure of the negative ion generator described in Prior Example 1 will be described with reference to FIG.
[0005]
As shown in FIG. 4, the negative ion generator of the first example is configured by a combination of a water splitting unit 101, a gas-liquid separation unit 102, and a water tank 103, and the water splitting unit 101 and the gas-liquid separation unit 102 are connected to each other. 110 is connected. The water splitting part 101 includes inner and outer double cylinders 109 and 111, and a number of nozzles 105 are piped in the outer cylinder 111. The water tank 103 is filled with water, and the water in the water tank 103 is pumped out by the pump 104 and ejected from the nozzle 105 of the water splitting unit 101 at a high pressure. The ejected water collides with the inner wall of the outer cylinder 111 of the water splitting part 101 and splits into fine water droplets, generating negative ions in the air.
[0006]
On the other hand, the circulating air and the outside air sucked from the blower 106 are blown into the outer cylinder 111 of the water splitting part 101, and the air containing fine water droplets generated in the water injection chamber of the water splitting part 101 passes through the outer cylinder 111. It flows at the end, flows to the inner cylinder 109, and further blows through the connecting pipe 110 to the gas-liquid separator 102. The gas-liquid separation unit 102 is a cyclone separator, and the air that flows into the cyclone separator rises while swirling, and water droplets contained in the air are subjected to centrifugal force action caused by the swirling flow, and are separated into gas and liquid. The separated water droplets are collected in the water tank 103 through the second pipe from the discharge port 108 provided on the bottom surface of the gas-liquid separation unit 102. On the other hand, air containing negative ions rises in the gas-liquid separation unit 102 while swirling, and is discharged to the outside from the air supply port 107.
[0007]
The water tank 103 is a supply source of water to be supplied to the water splitting section 101, and most of the excess water supplied to the water splitting section 101 is supplied to the water tank by a discharge hole 108 provided on the lower surface of the water splitting section 101. 103 is collected.
[0008]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
As described above, in the negative ion generator described in the first example, most of the water pumped up from the water tank 103 by the pump 104 and ejected from the nozzle 105 is discharged from the discharge hole 108 provided in the lower surface of the water splitting portion 101. Although some of the water droplets are collected in 103, the inside of the outer cylinder 111 is reversed and flows into the inner cylinder 109 together with the air swirl flow.
[0009]
The water droplets that flow into the inner cylinder 109 move while swirling along the inner wall of the inner cylinder under the blowing pressure of the blower 106, but some of the water droplets move to the gas-liquid separation unit 102 through the space in the inner cylinder 109. In some cases, it moves linearly, enters the gas-liquid separator 102 through the connecting pipe 110, and is released to the outside without being sufficiently separated in the gas-liquid separator 102. The water in the aquarium 103 is pumped out of the aquarium 103 and supplied to the water splitting unit 101. The water splitting unit 101 comes into contact with the air sucked from the outside of the apparatus and is returned to the aquarium 103 again. Therefore, dust, bacteria, filamentous fungi, spores and the like contained in the air are taken into the circulating water in the water tank.
[0010]
Therefore, the water rolled up by the swirling of air becomes large water droplets without being processed by the gas-liquid separation unit 102, and when this is blown out of the apparatus, these dust, bacteria, filamentous fungi, Spores and the like may also be blown out of the aircraft along with water droplets.
[0011]
In the negative ion generator, the water in the aquarium is replaced by measures such as overflow and drainage. Dust, bacteria, filamentous fungi, spores, etc. in the water are removed from the aquarium by drainage. Therefore, the circulating water must not be discharged directly into the outside air as water droplets.
[0012]
However, in the structure of the first example, a part of a large amount of water droplets generated in the water splitting part 101 moves horizontally in the inner cylinder 109 in the direction of the gas-liquid separation part 102, and the gas-liquid separation part 102 When an amount of circulating water that cannot be treated flows into the gas-liquid separation unit 102, it is blown up by the swirling flow of the air blown into the gas-liquid separation unit 102, and large droplets of water and the air swirl flow of the gas-liquid separation unit 102. There is a possibility that a situation in which the air is blown out from the air outlet 109 may occur. For these reasons, suppressing the intrusion of large water droplets into the gas-liquid separator 102 is a very important problem in keeping the air in the room where the negative ion generator is installed clean.
[0013]
An object of the present invention is to solve the above-described problem, and suppresses the inflow of water droplets and water flowing into the gas-liquid separation unit through the air flow passage from the water splitting unit, and from the outlet of the gas-liquid separation unit. An object of the present invention is to provide a negative ion generator without water droplet scattering.
[0014]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
In order to achieve the above object, the negative ion generator according to the present invention is a negative ion generator having a water splitting section, a gas-liquid separation section, and an inflow blocking means, wherein the water splitting section is supplied from a water tank. The gas-liquid separation unit separates the fine water droplets contained in the air blown from the water splitting unit from the air and divides the water into fine water droplets to generate negative ions in the air. a portion for delivering air to the outside including ions, and water splitting portion, the gas-liquid separator, which is connected with a air flow passage, the inflow preventing means is an inner diameter than the inner diameter of the air passage It is a large diameter-expanded portion and forms a recess for receiving water droplets or water flow in the circumferential direction of the air flow passage. And according to this invention, the negative ion generator which can suppress the water droplet and water flow which flow along an airflow path from a water split part and flows into a gas-liquid separation part is obtained.
[0015]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
In the first aspect of the present invention, the negative ion generator includes a water splitting section, a gas-liquid separation section, and an inflow blocking means. The water splitting unit splits the water pumped from the water tank into fine water droplets to generate negative ions in the air, and the gas-liquid separation unit generates fine water droplets contained in the air blown from the water splitting unit. It is separated from the air, air containing negative ions is sent to the outside, and an inflow prevention means is provided in the air flow passage connecting the water splitting part and the gas-liquid separation part. A diameter-enlarged portion having an inner diameter larger than the inner diameter of the flow passage, forming a recess for receiving a water drop or a water flow in the circumferential direction of the air flow passage, and the water drop or the water flow in the air flow passage is pushed by the air pressure. However, while moving on the circumference along the inner wall of the air flow passage, it is accepted from the air flow passage into the recess and eliminated.
[0016]
【Example】
(Example 1)
Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. In FIG. 1, the negative ion generator is configured by a combination of a water splitting unit 101, a gas-liquid separation unit 102, and a water tank 103, and the water splitting unit 101 and the gas-liquid separation unit 102 are juxtaposed side by side. Is. The water splitting part 101 and the gas-liquid separation part 102 are connected by a connecting pipe 110 that is piped in the horizontal direction. The water splitting part 101 is composed of inner and outer double cylinders 109 and 111, and a plurality of nozzles 105 are piped in the outer cylinder 111 as the water injection chamber 1 toward the inner wall 2 of the outer cylinder. The water splitting part 101 is a part for splitting water, and the jet pipe 3 arranged by branching the circulating water pumped up from the water tank 103 by the pump 104 in the circumferential direction in the water jet chamber 1 from the water supply pipe line. To the outer tube 111 from a large number of nozzles 105 provided in the direction of the tube axis of the injection pipe 3 and collide with the inner wall 2, thereby giving high energy to the jet water and finely supplying the supplied water. Split into water droplets. On the other hand, the blower outlet of the blower 106 is connected to one end 4 (first end face) of the water jet chamber 1 in a tangential direction, and the air blown from the blower outlet of the blower 106 is the outer cylinder 111. The other end face (second end face) facing the first end face 4 of the water jet chamber 1 while intersecting with the circulating water jetted from the nozzle 105 in the direction of the tube axis of the water jet chamber 1. ) Move in the axial direction while turning around the inner cylinder 109 toward the axis 5. The swirling flow of the air that has moved to the second end face 5 reverses and moves in the axial direction while swirling inside the inner cylinder 109 connected to the gas-liquid separation unit 102, and the gas-liquid flows through the connecting pipe 110. It rushes into the separation unit 102. The gas-liquid separation unit 102 is a cyclone tower. The swirling flow of air that has flowed into the gas-liquid separation unit 102 continues to rise while swirling in the cyclone tower, and by the centrifugal force action generated by swirling, the fine water droplets contained in the swirling air are shaken off in the air. The air containing negative ions is blown out of the apparatus through the air supply port 107 of the gas-liquid separation unit 102.
[0017]
On the other hand, most of the water generated in the water jet chamber 1 falls from the discharge hole 108 provided at the bottom of the water jet chamber 1 due to gravity and is collected in the water tank 103. As a result, the inner cylinder 109 is moved together with the air swirl flow, and is subsequently guided to the gas-liquid separator 102 through the connecting pipe 110. The inner cylinder 109 of the water splitting part 101 and the pipe line of the connecting pipe 110 that extends from the inner cylinder 109 to the gas-liquid separation part 102 form an air flow passage 112 that connects the water splitting part 101 and the gas-liquid separation part 102. Is. In the present invention, a pipe line connecting the water splitting part 101 and the gas-liquid separation part 102, in this embodiment, the inner cylinder 109 of the water splitting part 101 and the connecting pipe 110 are referred to as an air flow path 112.
[0018]
In the negative ion generator according to the present invention, the air flow passage 112 is provided with the inflow prevention means 9. In this embodiment, an example is shown in which a part of the pipe of the connecting pipe 110 is provided. The inflow blocking means 9 receives water droplets and water flow that are sent from the water splitting section 101 to the gas-liquid separating section 102 through the inner wall of the connecting pipe 110 while being pushed by the air pressure, and blocks the inflow to the gas-liquid separating section 102. Is. Further, in this embodiment, an example in which the connecting pipe 110 is piped in the horizontal direction is shown, but the connecting pipe 110 is not necessarily limited to a pipe line piped in the horizontal direction. When the water splitting part 101 and the gas-liquid separating part 102 are arranged vertically or obliquely up and down, the connecting pipe 110 is piped vertically or obliquely. When the connecting pipe 110 is piped up and down or obliquely, water droplets or water flow that travels on the inner wall of the pipe falls downward due to its own weight. When it has to be installed in the upper stage, it is necessary to prevent water droplets or water flow that travels along the inner wall of the connecting pipe 110 from flowing into the gas-liquid separator 102. The inflow blocking means 9 is a recess formed in a part of the connecting pipe 110. In this embodiment, the inflow blocking means 9 is an enlarged portion having an inner diameter larger than the inner diameter of the connecting pipe 110 as shown in FIG. . Such a diameter-enlarged portion forms a recess for receiving water droplets or water flow in the circumferential direction of the air flow passage 112 as the inflow prevention means 9. In the embodiment, water and water droplets that have entered the inner cylinder 109 continue to move along the inner wall of the inner cylinder 109 that is the air flow passage 112 and the extension of the connecting pipe 110 while being pushed by the air pressure of the blower. It flows down into the depression of the blocking means 9 and is collected in the water tank 103 through the first pipe 11 from the hole 10 provided in the bottom surface of the depression. As a result, the water droplets and water flow that enter the gas-liquid separation unit 102 from the connecting pipe 110 are greatly reduced, and the only water that enters the gas-liquid separation unit 102 is the fine water droplets caught in the swirling flow of air.
[0019]
Further, in the gas-liquid separation unit 102, fine water droplets in the air are subjected to gas-liquid separation processing by centrifugal force action, and the fine water droplets contained in the air are shaken off in the centrifugal direction, along the gas-liquid separation unit outer cylinder 6 And is collected in the water tank 103 through the second pipe 8 from the drain remover 7 provided on the bottom of the gas-liquid separator 102. On the other hand, air containing negative ions is blown out from the air supply port 107 of the gas-liquid separation unit 102, and large water droplets are not blown out.
[0020]
( Reference Example 1 )
In FIG. 2B, since the recess of the inflow blocking means 9 is an enlarged portion having an inner diameter larger than the inner diameter of the connecting pipe 110, a lip 12 is formed at the boundary between the connecting pipe 110 and the recess. . When water droplets or water flow falls from the inner wall of the connecting pipe 110 into the depression of the inflow prevention means 9, a part of the water accumulates in the edge portion 12, and when this exceeds a certain size, the inflow prevention means 9 is caused by air pressure. It jumps over and jumps out toward the gas-liquid separator 102 and may directly enter the gas-liquid separator 102 as water droplets. In FIG. 2A, a guide surface 13 is provided as a guide means 17 on the upstream end edge of the water splitting portion of the recess that forms the connection pipe 110 and the inflow prevention means 9. A curved surface that guides a water droplet or a water flow that moves along the inner wall into the depression. According to this embodiment, the water droplet or water flow in the connecting pipe 110 moves along the inner wall of the connecting pipe 110 while being pushed by the air pressure, and is guided to the curved surface of the guide surface 13 without jumping over the inflow blocking means 9. Then, it is dropped into the inflow prevention means 9 without difficulty.
[0021]
( Reference Example 2 )
FIG. 3 is an example in which the screw guide 15 is attached over a certain range from the base portion along the inner peripheral surface of the inner cylinder 109 of the water splitting portion 101 forming the air flow passage. The screw guide 15 is guided along the inner wall of the connecting tube 110 along the inner wall of the connecting pipe 110 by guiding a water droplet or water flow that travels along the inner wall of the inner tube 109 toward the gas-liquid separator 102 in the air swirling direction. While moving. The water droplets and water flow induced by the swirling flow of air are drawn to the outer periphery of the swirling flow, and move while swirling along the wall surface of the inner cylinder 109. The water droplets and water flowing out from the water splitting section outlet 16 continue to move along the inner wall of the connecting pipe 110 and are swung into the enlarged diameter portion of the inflow prevention means 9 and smoothly guided into the recess of the inflow prevention means 9. It is burned. The water introduced into the depression passes through the first pipe 11 from the hole 10 and is collected in the water tank 103.
[0022]
【The invention's effect】
As described above, according to the present invention, most of the water flow and water droplets that have entered the water injection chamber cylinder together with the swirling flow of air serve as inflow prevention means in the air flow passage connecting the water splitting portion and the gas-liquid separation portion. Since it is captured and collected in the water tank, the amount of water and water droplets entering the gas-liquid separation unit can be suppressed, and water ions from the gas-liquid separation unit air supply port are prevented from scattering and negative ions are sent together with clean air. The effect that can be obtained.
[Brief description of the drawings]
Sectional view showing a negative ion generator according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention [2] (a) is a cross-sectional view of a negative ion generator recess by Reference Example 1 (b) of the present invention Example 1 FIG dESCRIPTION oF rEFERENCE nUMERALS showing negative ion generator sectional view FIG. 4 of the prior art showing a negative ion generator according to reference example 2 of the recessed portion of the cross-sectional view [FIG 3] the present invention according to reference example 1
9 Inflow blocking means 15 Screw guide 17 Guiding means 101 Water splitting section 102 Gas-liquid separation section 103 Water tank 112 Air flow passage

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水槽と水分裂部と気液分離部と有し、前記水分裂部は、前記水槽から供給された水を微細水滴に分裂させて空気中に負イオンを発生させる部分であり、前記気液分離部は、前記水分裂部から送風された空気中に含まれる微細水滴を空気中から分離し負イオンを含む空気を装置の外部に送出する部分であり、前記水分裂部と前記気液分離部とは空気流通路をもって接続された負イオン発生装置において、前記空気流通路を伝わって前記水分裂部から前記気液分離部に送りこまれる水滴或いは水流を受入れて前記気液分離部への流入を阻止する流入阻止手段を有し、前記流入阻止手段は、空気流通路の内径よりも内径が大きい拡径部分であり、前記空気流通路の円周方向に、水滴或いは水流を受入れる窪みを形成するものであることを特徴とする負イオン発生装置。 A water tank, a water splitting part, and a gas-liquid separation part, wherein the water splitting part is a part that splits the water supplied from the water tank into fine water droplets and generates negative ions in the air; The part is a part for separating fine water droplets contained in the air blown from the water splitting part from the air and sending out air containing negative ions to the outside of the device, the water splitting part and the gas-liquid separating part Is a negative ion generator connected with an air flow passage, and accepts water droplets or water flow sent from the water splitting portion to the gas-liquid separation portion through the air flow passage to flow into the gas-liquid separation portion. Inflow blocking means for blocking is provided, and the inflow blocking means is an enlarged portion having an inner diameter larger than the inner diameter of the air flow passage, and forms a recess for receiving a water droplet or a water flow in a circumferential direction of the air flow passage. it, characterized in that The ion generating device.
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