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JP5267380B2
JP5267380B2 JP2009189778A JP2009189778A JP5267380B2 JP 5267380 B2 JP5267380 B2 JP 5267380B2 JP 2009189778 A JP2009189778 A JP 2009189778A JP 2009189778 A JP2009189778 A JP 2009189778A JP 5267380 B2 JP5267380 B2 JP 5267380B2
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本発明は、水に溶解しているイオンを除去する水処理装置を備えた給湯機に関するものである。   The present invention relates to a water heater provided with a water treatment device that removes ions dissolved in water.

従来、この種の給湯機は、図2に示すような構成であった(例えば、特許文献1参照)。以下、その構成について説明する。   Conventionally, this type of water heater has a configuration as shown in FIG. 2 (see, for example, Patent Document 1). Hereinafter, the configuration will be described.

電気透析を行うための一対の電極21、22、陽イオン交換膜23、陰イオン交換膜24を有し、電極21が陰極、電極22が陽極となるように電圧が印加される。Cl、NO イオンをOHイオンと交換する陰イオン交換樹脂25、Mg2+、Ca2+イオンをHイオンと交換する陽イオン交換樹脂26、陽イオン交換樹脂6に吸着されなかったMg2+、Ca2+を濃縮した水を排出できる排出口27、セル内を分割するイオンが通過可能な隔膜28を配置している。 A pair of electrodes 21 and 22 for performing electrodialysis, a cation exchange membrane 23, and an anion exchange membrane 24 are provided, and a voltage is applied so that the electrode 21 serves as a cathode and the electrode 22 serves as an anode. Anion exchange resin 25 that exchanges Cl , NO 3 ions with OH ions, Mg 2+ , cation exchange resin 26 that exchanges Ca 2+ ions with H + ions, and Mg that is not adsorbed by cation exchange resin 6 A discharge port 27 that can discharge water enriched with 2+ and Ca 2+, and a diaphragm 28 through which ions dividing the inside of the cell can pass are arranged.

上記の構成において、その動作を説明する。軟水化を行う際は、各イオン交換樹脂25、26によるイオン交換と、電気透析手段による電気透析作用とが同時に行われる。浴槽水wは吸水口29から循環ポンプ30により吸引され、流路31、32、33に分流される。   The operation of the above configuration will be described. When softening, ion exchange by the ion exchange resins 25 and 26 and electrodialysis by electrodialysis means are performed simultaneously. The bathtub water w is sucked from the water inlet 29 by the circulation pump 30 and is divided into the flow paths 31, 32, 33.

まず、イオン交換による軟水化について説明する。流路32に分流された浴槽水wは、隔膜28でセル内を仕切られた希釈室34、35に分流される。希釈室35には陽イオン交換樹脂26が充填されており、陽イオン交換樹脂26により浴槽水w中の硬度成分であるCa2+やMg2+がHにイオン交換される。 First, softening by ion exchange will be described. The bathtub water w divided into the flow path 32 is divided into dilution chambers 34 and 35 partitioned in the cell by the diaphragm 28. The dilution chamber 35 is filled with a cation exchange resin 26, and Ca 2+ and Mg 2+, which are hardness components in the bath water w, are ion-exchanged to H + by the cation exchange resin 26.

また、希釈室34には陰イオン交換樹脂25が充填されており、浴槽水w中の陰イオンであるClやNO イオンがOHにイオン交換され、樹脂を流出させない網36を通り、切換え弁37および切換え弁38を通って合流し、そして、イオン交換された浴槽水wは吐出口40より浴槽39に還流される。 The dilution chamber 34 is filled with an anion exchange resin 25, and Cl and NO 3 ions, which are anions in the bath water w, are ion exchanged with OH and pass through a net 36 that does not allow the resin to flow out. Then, the bath water w that merges through the switching valve 37 and the switching valve 38 and is ion-exchanged is returned to the bathtub 39 from the discharge port 40.

次に、電気透析による軟水化について説明する。陽イオン交換膜23を介して浴槽水w中の硬度成分であるCa2+やMg2+が電気透析力により濃縮室41に移動し、切換え弁42を通って排出口27より排出される。また、陰イオン交換膜24を介して、浴槽水w中の陰イオンであるCl、HClO 、SO 2−等の陰イオンが濃縮室43に移動し、切換え弁44を通って、排出口27より排出される。 Next, softening by electrodialysis will be described. Ca 2+ and Mg 2+, which are hardness components in the bath water w, move to the concentration chamber 41 by the electrodialysis force through the cation exchange membrane 23, and are discharged from the discharge port 27 through the switching valve 42. Further, anions such as Cl , HClO 3 and SO 4 2− in the bath water w move to the concentration chamber 43 through the anion exchange membrane 24 and pass through the switching valve 44. It is discharged from the discharge port 27.

特開2001−340863号公報JP 2001-340863 A

しかしながら、前記従来の構成では、浴槽の水を循環して軟水化しており、浴槽に供給する水(湯)を加熱する加熱手段を通過する水は処理していない。加熱手段は高温になるためスケールが蓄積しやすく、加熱手段の熱交換効率を低下させ、さらには流路を閉塞する。また、水に溶解しているイオンには硬度以外に腐食の原因となる陰イオンが含有しており、高温になる加熱手段は腐食しやすい。   However, in the said conventional structure, the water of the bathtub is circulated and softened and the water which passes the heating means which heats the water (hot water) supplied to a bathtub is not processed. Since the heating means has a high temperature, scales are likely to accumulate, reducing the heat exchange efficiency of the heating means, and further closing the flow path. In addition, ions dissolved in water contain anions that cause corrosion in addition to hardness, and heating means that reach high temperatures are susceptible to corrosion.

本発明は上記課題を解決するもので、加熱手段に供給する水に溶解しているイオンを吸着して、スケールの蓄積および腐食を防止することで、原水の水質による機器への影響を軽減した給湯機を提供することを目的とする。   The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems, and reduces the influence of raw water quality on the equipment by adsorbing ions dissolved in the water supplied to the heating means to prevent scale accumulation and corrosion. The purpose is to provide a water heater.

前記従来の課題を解決するために、本発明の給湯機は、水に溶解しているイオンを吸着するイオン交換体、表裏に極性の異なる前記イオン交換体を配置し水を解離して前記イオン交換体に吸着したイオンを脱離するイオン交換膜、前記イオン交換膜に電圧を印加する少なくとも2つの電極、前記電極に電圧を供給する電圧制御手段を有する水処理装置と、前記水処理装置のイオン吸着能力を検知する処理装置検知手段と、前記水処理装置により処理した水を加熱する加熱手段とを備え、前記処理装置検知手段が検知する前記水処理装置のイオン吸着能力に基づいて、前記加熱手段による水の沸上げ温度を変更することを特徴とするものである。   In order to solve the above-described conventional problems, the water heater of the present invention includes an ion exchanger that adsorbs ions dissolved in water, the ion exchangers having different polarities on the front and back, and dissociating water to dissociate the ions. An ion exchange membrane for desorbing ions adsorbed on the exchanger, at least two electrodes for applying a voltage to the ion exchange membrane, a water treatment device having voltage control means for supplying a voltage to the electrodes, and A treatment device detection means for detecting ion adsorption capacity; and a heating means for heating water treated by the water treatment device, based on the ion adsorption capacity of the water treatment device detected by the treatment device detection means, The boiling temperature of water by the heating means is changed.

これによって、加熱手段は、水処理装置により溶解しているイオンを除去した水を加熱するので、スケール蓄積および腐食することがない。また、水処理装置の能力が低下した際も、加熱手段の温度を低下することで、スケール蓄積および腐食を防止することができる。   As a result, the heating means heats the water from which ions dissolved by the water treatment apparatus are removed, so that scale accumulation and corrosion do not occur. Further, even when the capacity of the water treatment device is lowered, scale accumulation and corrosion can be prevented by lowering the temperature of the heating means.

本発明によれば、加熱手段に供給する水に溶解しているイオンを吸着して、スケールの蓄積および腐食を防止することで、原水の水質による機器への影響を軽減した給湯機を提供できる。   ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the hot water supply machine which reduced the influence on the apparatus by the water quality of raw | natural water can be provided by adsorb | sucking the ion which melt | dissolves in the water supplied to a heating means, and preventing accumulation | storage and corrosion of a scale. .

本発明の実施の形態1における給湯機の構成図Configuration diagram of a water heater in Embodiment 1 of the present invention 従来の給湯機の構成図Configuration of a conventional water heater

第1の発明は、水に溶解しているイオンを吸着するイオン交換体、表裏に極性の異なる前記イオン交換体を配置し水を解離して前記イオン交換体に吸着したイオンを脱離するイオン交換膜、前記イオン交換膜に電圧を印加する少なくとも2つの電極、前記電極に電圧を供給する電圧制御手段を有する水処理装置と、前記水処理装置のイオン吸着能力を検知する処理装置検知手段と、前記水処理装置により処理した水を加熱する加熱手段とを備え、前記処理装置検知手段が検知する前記水処理装置のイオン吸着能力に基づいて、前記加熱手段による水の沸上げ温度を変更することを特徴とする給湯機で、水処理装置のイオン除去能力が低下した際であっても、加熱手段へのスケール蓄積および腐食を防止することができる。   The first invention is an ion exchanger that adsorbs ions dissolved in water, and ions that dissociate water by disposing the ion exchangers having different polarities on the front and back and desorb the ions adsorbed on the ion exchanger. A water treatment device having an exchange membrane, at least two electrodes for applying a voltage to the ion exchange membrane, a voltage control means for supplying a voltage to the electrodes, and a treatment device detection means for detecting the ion adsorption capacity of the water treatment device; A heating means for heating the water treated by the water treatment device, and changes the boiling temperature of the water by the heating means based on the ion adsorption capacity of the water treatment device detected by the treatment device detection means With the hot water heater characterized by this, scale accumulation and corrosion in the heating means can be prevented even when the ion removal capability of the water treatment device is reduced.

第2の発明は、特に、第1の発明の給湯機の水処理装置は、イオンを吸着する採水運転と、イオンを脱離する再生運転とを有し、処理装置検知手段が前記水処理装置のイオン吸着能力の低下を検知した場合、採水運転から再生運転に変更する構成としたことを特徴とするもので、加熱手段に高濃度のイオンを含んだ水が供給されることを防止し、常に水処理装置の処理能力を最良の状態に保つことができる。   In the second invention, in particular, the water treatment device of the water heater of the first invention has a water sampling operation for adsorbing ions and a regeneration operation for desorbing ions, and the treatment device detecting means is the water treatment device. When a decrease in the ion adsorption capacity of the device is detected, it is configured to change from a water sampling operation to a regeneration operation, preventing water containing high-concentration ions from being supplied to the heating means. In addition, the treatment capacity of the water treatment device can always be kept in the best state.

第3の発明は、特に、第1または第2の発明の給湯機の処理装置検知手段は、導電率計測手段で、前記処置装置検知手段が水処理装置により処理した水の導電率を計測することで、前記水処理装置のイオン吸着能力を検知する構成としたことを特徴とするもので、水処理装置で処理した水のイオンの量で導電率として直接的に計測することができるので、
水処理装置の処理能力を正確に検知することができる。
In the third invention, in particular, the processing device detection means of the water heater according to the first or second invention is a conductivity measurement means, and measures the conductivity of the water treated by the treatment device detection means by the water treatment device. Thus, it is characterized in that it is configured to detect the ion adsorption capacity of the water treatment device, and can be directly measured as the conductivity by the amount of water ions treated by the water treatment device,
The processing capacity of the water treatment device can be accurately detected.

第4の発明は、特に、第1または第2の発明の給湯機の処理装置検知手段は、流量計測手段で、前記処置装置検知手段が水処理装置により処理した水量を計測することで、前記水処理装置のイオン吸着能力を検知する構成としたことを特徴とするもので、水処理装置の処理水量を構成が簡単な流量計で計測することができるので、処置装置検知手段の信頼性および耐久性を向上することができ安価な商品を提供することができる。   According to a fourth aspect of the invention, in particular, the processing device detection means of the hot water heater of the first or second invention is a flow rate measurement means, and measures the amount of water processed by the water treatment device by the treatment device detection means. It is characterized by having a configuration that detects the ion adsorption capacity of the water treatment device, and the amount of treated water in the water treatment device can be measured with a flow meter with a simple configuration. Durability can be improved and inexpensive products can be provided.

第5の発明は、特に、第1または第2の発明の給湯機の処理装置検知手段は、経時手段で、前記処置装置検知手段が水処理装置により処理した時間を計測することで、前記水処理装置のイオン吸着能力を検知する構成としたことを特徴とするもので、水処理装置の運転時間を構成が簡単なタイマーで計測することができるので、処置装置検知手段の信頼性および耐久性を向上することができより安価な商品を提供することができる。   According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in particular, the treatment device detection means of the water heater of the first or second invention is a time passage means, and measures the time that the treatment device detection means has processed by the water treatment device. It is characterized by the configuration that detects the ion adsorption capacity of the treatment device, and since the operation time of the water treatment device can be measured with a simple timer, the reliability and durability of the treatment device detection means It is possible to improve the price and provide a cheaper product.

また、給湯機は時刻表示または運転状況の把握に経時手段を有しているので、処理装置検知手段として代用することができるので、構成物を別途付加することなく、より安価な商品を提供することができる。   In addition, since the water heater has time-lapse means for displaying the time or grasping the operation status, it can be used as a processing device detection means, so that a cheaper product can be provided without adding additional components. be able to.

第6の発明は、特に、第1〜第5のいずれかの発明の給湯機の水処理装置のイオン交換体が、水中のイオンを吸着する採水運転の際は、電極間に水の分解電圧未満の電圧を印加する構成としたことを特徴とするもので、水中のイオンが除去された処理水は水の電気分解ガスを含むことがなく、処理水を導く流路にガスが溜まる可能性がない。   In the sixth aspect of the invention, in particular, during the water sampling operation in which the ion exchanger of the water treatment device of the water heater of any one of the first to fifth aspects of the invention adsorbs ions in water, water is decomposed between the electrodes. It is characterized by applying a voltage lower than the voltage, and the treated water from which ions in the water have been removed does not contain water electrolysis gas, and gas can accumulate in the flow path leading to the treated water There is no sex.

第7の発明は、特に、第1〜第6のいずれかの発明の給湯機の水処理装置のイオン交換体が、水中のイオンを脱離する再生運転の際は、電極間に水解離電圧以上の電圧を印加する構成としたことを特徴とするもので、水を解離してHイオンとOHイオンを生成し、水中のイオンを吸着したイオン交換体を再生することができる。 In the seventh aspect of the invention, in particular, during the regeneration operation in which the ion exchanger of the water treatment device of the hot water heater of any of the first to sixth aspects of the invention desorbs ions in water, the water dissociation voltage between the electrodes The above-described voltage is applied, and water can be dissociated to generate H + ions and OH ions, and an ion exchanger that adsorbs ions in water can be regenerated.

以下、本発明の実施の形態について、図面を参照しながら説明する。なお、本実施の形態によって本発明が限定されるものではない。   Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Note that the present invention is not limited to the present embodiment.

(実施の形態1)
図1は、本発明の第1の実施の形態における構成図である。
(Embodiment 1)
FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

図1において、水と製造した湯を蓄える貯湯タンク1は、水道水、工業用水、地下水等の水源から供給される原水ラインに原水流路2により接続しており、原水流路2の水は、水の不溶物を分離除去する粗ろ過手段3に導かれている。原水流路2は、貯湯タンクへ通じるタンク流路4と、給水流路5に分岐している。   In FIG. 1, a hot water storage tank 1 for storing water and manufactured hot water is connected to a raw water line supplied from a water source such as tap water, industrial water, and groundwater by a raw water channel 2, and the water in the raw water channel 2 is The water is led to a coarse filtration means 3 for separating and removing insoluble water. The raw water flow path 2 is branched into a tank flow path 4 that leads to a hot water storage tank and a water supply flow path 5.

水処理装置6は、貯湯タンク1の水が処理水流路7でポンプ8により圧送されており、三方弁9は水処理装置6により処理した水を、加熱手段(熱交換器)10に通じる熱交流路11と、給湯機から排出される排水流路12とに、分岐している。処理装置検知手段13は、熱交流路11上で加熱手段に送られる水に関する情報を検知している。加熱手段10により生成した湯は、貯湯流路14により貯湯タンク1へ送られる。貯湯タンク1の湯は、給湯流路15により送られ、給水流路6の水と混合して出湯する。   In the water treatment device 6, the water in the hot water storage tank 1 is pumped by the pump 8 through the treated water flow path 7, and the three-way valve 9 heats the water treated by the water treatment device 6 to the heating means (heat exchanger) 10. It branches into the alternating current path 11 and the drainage flow path 12 discharged | emitted from a water heater. The processing device detection means 13 detects information relating to water sent to the heating means on the thermal AC path 11. Hot water generated by the heating means 10 is sent to the hot water storage tank 1 through the hot water storage passage 14. Hot water in the hot water storage tank 1 is sent through the hot water supply passage 15, mixed with the water in the water supply passage 6, and discharged.

水処理装置6の構成について、さらに詳しく説明する。水処理装置6は、対向する1組の電極16a、16bと、水に溶解している陽イオンを吸着する陽イオン交換体17と水に溶解している陰イオンを吸着する陰イオン交換体18とが、表裏に極性が異なるよう張り合わせたイオン交換膜から構成している。イオン交換膜は、電極16間に複数枚積層し
ており、平板状の対向した電極16間に平面上にイオン交換膜を積層、また、半径の異なる同心円柱状の対向した電極16間に同心円状や螺旋状にイオン交換膜を積層してもよい。
The configuration of the water treatment device 6 will be described in more detail. The water treatment device 6 includes a pair of opposed electrodes 16a and 16b, a cation exchanger 17 that adsorbs cations dissolved in water, and an anion exchanger 18 that adsorbs anions dissolved in water. Are composed of ion-exchange membranes that are bonded so that the polarities are different on the front and back sides. A plurality of ion exchange membranes are laminated between the electrodes 16, an ion exchange membrane is laminated on a flat surface between the flat opposing electrodes 16, and concentric circles are formed between the concentric cylindrical opposing electrodes 16 having different radii. Alternatively, an ion exchange membrane may be laminated spirally.

イオン交換体はスチレンまたはジビニルベンゼンの重合体または共重合体高分子を基本骨格とし、陽イオン交換体17はスルホ基またはアクリル酸やメタクリル酸等のカルボキシル基を導入しており、陰イオン交換体18は第4級アンモニウム基または第1〜3級アミノ基を導入している。イオン交換体をイオン交換膜に成形する際、イオン交換体をポリエチレンやポリプロピレン等の熱可塑性樹脂に混練分散させることで、膜の成形性が向上することができる。表裏に極性が異なるようイオン交換体を張り合わせたイオン交換膜は、バイポーラ膜と呼ばれ、電圧を印加することでイオン交換体の界面で水の解離が促進されるので、低電圧で水の解離を行うことができる。   The ion exchanger has a polymer or copolymer polymer of styrene or divinylbenzene as a basic skeleton, and the cation exchanger 17 has a sulfo group or a carboxyl group such as acrylic acid or methacrylic acid introduced therein, and an anion exchanger 18. Has introduced a quaternary ammonium group or a primary to tertiary amino group. When the ion exchanger is formed into an ion exchange membrane, the formability of the membrane can be improved by kneading and dispersing the ion exchanger in a thermoplastic resin such as polyethylene or polypropylene. Ion exchange membranes that have ion exchangers with different polarities on the front and back are called bipolar membranes. Dissociation of water at low voltage is promoted by applying a voltage to promote water dissociation at the interface of the ion exchanger. It can be performed.

以上のように構成した給湯機について、以下その動作、作用を説明する。   The operation and action of the water heater configured as described above will be described below.

通常、貯湯タンク1は湯および水で満たされており、原水ラインの水圧がかかっている。給湯機から出湯する際は、給水流路5の水と、水がタンク流路4を通り貯湯タンクに流入することで貯湯タンク1から押し出した給湯経路14の湯とを、任意の温度になるよう混合し出湯する。   Usually, the hot water storage tank 1 is filled with hot water and water, and the water pressure of the raw water line is applied. When the hot water is discharged from the water heater, the temperature of the water in the water supply passage 5 and the hot water in the hot water supply passage 14 pushed out from the hot water storage tank 1 when the water flows into the hot water storage tank through the tank passage 4 are at an arbitrary temperature. Mix and pour out.

水処理装置6は、水中に溶解しているイオンをイオン交換体で吸着する採水運転と、イオン交換体に吸着したイオンを脱離する再生運転とで、動作が異なるので、まず、水処理装置6が水中のイオンをイオン交換体で吸着する採水運転について説明する。   Since the operation of the water treatment device 6 is different between a water sampling operation in which ions dissolved in water are adsorbed by the ion exchanger and a regeneration operation in which ions adsorbed in the ion exchanger are desorbed, first, the water treatment A water sampling operation in which the apparatus 6 adsorbs ions in water with an ion exchanger will be described.

水処理装置6が水中に溶解しているイオンを吸着する採水運転の際は、ポンプ8を駆動し、貯湯タンク1内の水を処理水流路7により吸引し、水処理装置6へ圧送する。水処理装置6で処理された水は、三方弁9で熱交流路11に切換えられ、処理装置検知手段13で水質を確認して、加熱手段10へ送られる。   During the water sampling operation in which the water treatment device 6 adsorbs ions dissolved in water, the pump 8 is driven to suck the water in the hot water storage tank 1 through the treated water flow path 7 and pump it to the water treatment device 6. . The water treated by the water treatment device 6 is switched to the heat exchange path 11 by the three-way valve 9, the water quality is confirmed by the treatment device detection means 13, and sent to the heating means 10.

水処理装置6では、水中に溶解した陽イオンCa、Mg、Na、Mn、Fe等の各イオンは陽イオン交換体16で水素イオンに、水中に溶解した陰イオンCl、炭酸、硫酸、硝酸等の各イオンは陰イオン交換体17で水酸化物イオンにイオン交換することで、水中に溶解している各種イオンをイオン交換体に吸着する。   In the water treatment device 6, ions such as cations Ca, Mg, Na, Mn, and Fe dissolved in water are converted into hydrogen ions by the cation exchanger 16, and anions Cl, carbonic acid, sulfuric acid, nitric acid, etc. dissolved in water. These ions are ion-exchanged into hydroxide ions by the anion exchanger 17 to adsorb various ions dissolved in water to the ion exchanger.

イオン交換体がイオンを吸着する際、イオン交換膜の陽イオン交換体17側の電極16aを陽極、陰イオン交換体18側の電極16bを陰極となるよう電圧を印加することで、水処理装置6内のイオンがイオン交換体に移動するので、イオン交換体のイオン吸着速度を増加させることができる。その際、水分子が電気分解し水素分子と酸素分子を生成する水の理論分解電圧は1.226Vであるので、水の分解電圧未満の電圧を印加することで、水素ガスおよび酸素ガスが発生することなく水に溶解しているイオンをイオン交換体で効率的に吸着することができる。   When the ion exchanger adsorbs ions, a voltage is applied so that the electrode 16a on the cation exchanger 17 side of the ion exchange membrane serves as an anode and the electrode 16b on the anion exchanger 18 side serves as a cathode. Since the ions in 6 move to the ion exchanger, the ion adsorption rate of the ion exchanger can be increased. At that time, since the theoretical decomposition voltage of water in which water molecules are electrolyzed to generate hydrogen molecules and oxygen molecules is 1.226 V, hydrogen gas and oxygen gas are generated by applying a voltage lower than the water decomposition voltage. Without being carried out, ions dissolved in water can be efficiently adsorbed by the ion exchanger.

水処理装置6で水に溶解しているイオンを吸着することで、加熱手段10で昇温する際、CaやMgの硬度成分が析出することによる加熱手段の閉塞や加熱効率の低下、陰イオンによる腐食の促進等を防止することができる。   By adsorbing ions dissolved in water by the water treatment device 6, when the heating means 10 raises the temperature, the heating means is blocked due to precipitation of hardness components of Ca and Mg, the heating efficiency is lowered, and anions It is possible to prevent the corrosion caused by the corrosion.

また、pHの偏った水を処理した場合は、酸性の場合は各種アニオンを水酸化物イオンに、塩基性の場合は各種カチオンを水素イオンにイオン交換することで中性の水に近づけることができるので、水処理装置6により処理した水は、pHによる腐食を防止することができる。また、水の分解電圧未満の電圧を印加していることで、処理水は水の分解ガス
を含有しておらず、加熱手段10より加熱され気体の溶解度が低下した場合であっても、水の分解ガスは生成せず、貯湯タンクおよび流路に蓄積することがない。
In addition, when water with a non-uniform pH is treated, various anions can be converted to hydroxide ions when acidic, and neutral ions can be brought close to neutral water by ion-exchanging various cations to hydrogen ions. Therefore, the water treated by the water treatment device 6 can prevent corrosion due to pH. Further, by applying a voltage lower than the decomposition voltage of water, the treated water does not contain water decomposition gas, and even when the solubility of the gas is reduced by heating from the heating means 10, The cracked gas is not generated and does not accumulate in the hot water storage tank and the flow path.

なお、水処理装置6で水に溶解しているイオンを吸着する際に、電極16間に電圧を印加しなくてもよい。イオン交換体が水に溶解しているイオンを吸着する作用に変わりはなく、処理水に水の分解ガスを含有しない効果も変わらない。   In addition, when the water treatment apparatus 6 adsorbs ions dissolved in water, it is not necessary to apply a voltage between the electrodes 16. The effect of the ion exchanger adsorbing ions dissolved in water remains the same, and the effect of not containing the decomposition gas of water in the treated water is also unchanged.

次に、水処理装置6がイオン交換体に吸着したイオンを脱離する際の動作、作用を説明する。   Next, the operation and action when the water treatment device 6 desorbs ions adsorbed on the ion exchanger will be described.

イオン交換体がイオンを脱離する再生運転の際は、処理水流路7により水処理装置6に導かれた水は、水処理装置6で処理された後、三方弁9で切換えられ排水流路12と通って給湯機から排出される。水処理装置6では、イオン交換膜の陽イオン交換体17側の電極16aを陰極、陰イオン交換体18側の電極16bを陽極となるよう電圧を印加する。   In the regeneration operation in which the ion exchanger desorbs ions, the water guided to the water treatment device 6 by the treated water channel 7 is treated by the water treatment device 6 and then switched by the three-way valve 9 to be a drainage channel. 12 is discharged from the water heater. In the water treatment device 6, a voltage is applied so that the electrode 16a on the cation exchanger 17 side of the ion exchange membrane serves as a cathode and the electrode 16b on the anion exchanger 18 side serves as an anode.

水分子が水素イオンと水酸化物イオンに解離する水の理論解離電圧は0.828Vであるので、水解離電圧以上の電圧を印加することでイオン交換膜の陽イオン交換体17と陰イオン交換体18の界面で水が解離し、イオン交換体に吸着したイオンと交換し脱離することでイオン交換体が再生する。   Since the theoretical dissociation voltage of water in which water molecules dissociate into hydrogen ions and hydroxide ions is 0.828 V, the cation exchanger 17 and the anion exchange of the ion exchange membrane are applied by applying a voltage higher than the water dissociation voltage. Water is dissociated at the interface of the body 18 and exchanged with ions adsorbed on the ion exchanger to be desorbed, whereby the ion exchanger is regenerated.

また、イオン交換体がイオンを脱離する際の印加電圧を水の分解電圧未満にすることで、水処理装置の再生処理水は水の分解ガスを含有しないので、給湯機から排出する間の排水流路12に溶存ガスが成長して気泡となり溜まることを防止することができる。   In addition, by making the applied voltage when the ion exchanger desorbs ions less than the decomposition voltage of water, the reclaimed water of the water treatment apparatus does not contain water decomposition gas, so it can be discharged from the water heater. It is possible to prevent dissolved gas from growing in the drainage flow path 12 and becoming bubbles.

処理装置検知手段13と加熱手段10の動作について詳しく説明する。処理装置検知手段13は、熱交流路11上で水処理装置6による水中に溶解しているイオンの除去性能を検知する。水処理装置6は構成するイオン交換体の量により吸着できるイオンの最大量が支配され吸着能力は限界がある。水処理装置6が連続的に多量の水を処理した場合、熱交流路に吸着できなかったイオンが漏れ出し、加熱手段10に流入する。   The operations of the processing device detection unit 13 and the heating unit 10 will be described in detail. The treatment device detection means 13 detects the removal performance of ions dissolved in water by the water treatment device 6 on the thermal AC path 11. In the water treatment device 6, the maximum amount of ions that can be adsorbed is governed by the amount of the ion exchanger that constitutes the water treatment device 6, and the adsorption capacity is limited. When the water treatment device 6 continuously treats a large amount of water, ions that could not be adsorbed on the heat exchange path leak and flow into the heating means 10.

カルシウム、マグネシウム、シリカ等のスケール成分は、加熱されることで溶解度が下がり、加熱手段10の流路に析出し、流路を閉塞、また、熱伝導率を下げることで熱交換を妨げる。一方、塩化物イオン、硫酸イオン、硝酸イオン等の陰イオンは腐食性が高く、加熱手段10の高温部では反応速度が増し腐食が促進される。   Scale components such as calcium, magnesium, and silica are reduced in solubility when heated, and are deposited in the flow path of the heating means 10 to block the flow path and prevent heat exchange by lowering the thermal conductivity. On the other hand, anions such as chloride ions, sulfate ions, nitrate ions are highly corrosive, and the reaction rate increases at the high temperature portion of the heating means 10 to promote corrosion.

処理装置検知手段13は、水処理装置6の処理能力を検知することで、水処理装置6の処理能力を越えて運転することを防止し、必要なタイミングで水処理装置6の再生運転を行うことができる。   The treatment device detection means 13 detects the treatment capacity of the water treatment device 6 to prevent operation beyond the treatment capability of the water treatment device 6, and performs the regeneration operation of the water treatment device 6 at a necessary timing. be able to.

一方、連続的に多量の湯を必要とする場合、水処理装置6の再生頻度を遅らせ連続的に採水運転を行う必要がある。処理装置検知手段13は、水処理装置6の処理能力の限界を超えて採水した際のイオンの漏れを検知し、加熱手段10の出力を下げて沸き上げ温度を低下することで、スケールの蓄積および腐食の低減を図る。   On the other hand, when a large amount of hot water is required continuously, it is necessary to delay the regeneration frequency of the water treatment device 6 and continuously perform the water sampling operation. The treatment device detection means 13 detects leakage of ions when water is sampled exceeding the limit of the treatment capacity of the water treatment device 6, and lowers the boiling temperature by lowering the output of the heating means 10, thereby reducing the scale temperature. Reduce accumulation and corrosion.

処理装置検知手段13は、導電率計測手段、流量計測手段、経時手段により水処理装置6のイオン除去性能を検知することができる。   The treatment device detection means 13 can detect the ion removal performance of the water treatment device 6 by means of conductivity measurement means, flow rate measurement means, and time passage means.

粗ろ過手段3について説明する。水処理装置は、水に溶解しているイオンをイオン交換体で確実に吸着するため、イオン交換膜が近接した状態で積層することが望ましが、イオン交換膜の間が僅少であるため、不溶物が堆積する可能性がある。粗ろ過手段3の除去性
能は、イオン交換膜の間隔と同様またはより細かな不溶物を除去することができるようにする必要がある。
The coarse filtration means 3 will be described. Since the water treatment device reliably adsorbs ions dissolved in water with an ion exchanger, it is desirable that the ion exchange membranes be stacked in close proximity, but there is little space between the ion exchange membranes, Insoluble materials may accumulate. The removal performance of the coarse filtration means 3 needs to be able to remove insoluble matter that is the same as or finer than the interval between the ion exchange membranes.

粗ろ過手段3は、糸巻きフィルタ、プリーツフィルタ、中空糸フィルタ等の精密ろ過(MF)により形成し、原水に含まれる砂や鉄さび等の不溶性物質をろ過除去する。配置場所は、給湯機の貯湯タンク1に導かれる水、および給湯機から出湯する湯の全てを処理することが可能な、原水流路に設置することが望ましい。   The coarse filtration means 3 is formed by microfiltration (MF) such as a thread wound filter, a pleated filter, and a hollow fiber filter, and removes insoluble substances such as sand and iron rust contained in raw water by filtration. It is desirable that the arrangement location be installed in a raw water flow path capable of processing all of the water led to the hot water storage tank 1 of the water heater and the hot water discharged from the water heater.

給湯機から出湯した先の流路や湯を取出す蛇口に不溶物が混入したり詰まったりすることがなく、また、貯湯タンク1内を清浄に保つことができる。なお、粗ろ過手段3を処理水流路6に設置してもよい。原水に不溶物が多く含まれているとき、粗ろ過手段3が短時間で閉塞してしまい洗浄や取替え等のメンテナンスが頻繁に発生するような場合は、処理水流路7で水処理承知6に導かれる水のみを処理することで給湯機全体としてメンテナンスの頻度を減らすことができる。   Insoluble matter is not mixed or clogged in the flow path and hot water outlet from which the hot water is discharged from the water heater, and the hot water storage tank 1 can be kept clean. In addition, you may install the coarse filtration means 3 in the treated water flow path 6. FIG. When raw water contains a lot of insoluble matter, if the rough filtration means 3 is clogged in a short time and maintenance such as cleaning or replacement occurs frequently, the water treatment knowledge 6 is treated in the treated water flow path 7. The frequency of maintenance can be reduced as a whole hot water supply machine by processing only the guided water.

なお、給湯機の加熱手段10は、ヒートポンプ式、ガス加熱式、電気加熱式等、限定されることなく自由に選択することができる。   In addition, the heating means 10 of a water heater can be freely selected without limitation, such as a heat pump type, a gas heating type, and an electric heating type.

なお、処理水流路7と排水流路12を切換えるために三方弁9を用いているが、流路の切換えは三方弁に限定されることはなく、流路の開閉を行う二方の電磁弁等を複数組み合わせても、流路の切換えを行うことができれば構わない。   Although the three-way valve 9 is used to switch between the treated water channel 7 and the drain channel 12, the switching of the channel is not limited to the three-way valve, and a two-way electromagnetic valve that opens and closes the channel. Even if a plurality of combinations are combined, the flow path can be switched.

このように本発明の給湯機は、水に溶解しているイオンをイオン交換体で吸着、また、電圧を印加することで水を解離させ吸着したイオンを脱離しイオン交換体を再生することができる。交互に吸着脱離運転を行うことで、使用者はメンテナンスすることなく連続的にイオンを除去した処理水を利用することができ、また、連続的に湯を使用するような運転条件であっても、機器に影響を与えることなく対応することができ、給湯機の信頼性および寿命を向上することができ、さらに高硬度地域や井戸水等の機器に過酷な原水に対しても適応することができる。   As described above, the water heater of the present invention can adsorb ions dissolved in water with an ion exchanger, and can dissociate water by applying a voltage to desorb the adsorbed ions to regenerate the ion exchanger. it can. By performing the adsorption / desorption operation alternately, the user can use the treated water from which ions are continuously removed without maintenance, and the operation conditions are such that hot water is used continuously. However, it is possible to respond without affecting the equipment, improve the reliability and life of the water heater, and adapt to severe water in equipment with high hardness and well water. it can.

以上のように、本発明にかかる水処理装置および前記水処理装置を備えた給湯機は、原水の溶解イオンを吸着除去することができ、家庭用、産業用に制限されることなく、安全な処理水を利用する水処理システムに適応することができる。   As described above, the water treatment device according to the present invention and the water heater provided with the water treatment device can adsorb and remove dissolved ions of raw water, and are safe without being restricted to household use and industrial use. It can be applied to a water treatment system that uses treated water.

1 貯湯タンク
6 水処理装置
10 加熱手段
13 処理装置検知手段
16 電極
17 陽イオン交換体
18 陰イオン交換体
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Hot water storage tank 6 Water treatment apparatus 10 Heating means 13 Treatment apparatus detection means 16 Electrode 17 Cation exchanger 18 Anion exchanger

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水に溶解しているイオンを吸着するイオン交換体、表裏に極性の異なる前記イオン交換体を配置し水を解離して前記イオン交換体に吸着したイオンを脱離するイオン交換膜、前記イオン交換膜に電圧を印加する少なくとも2つの電極、前記電極に電圧を供給する電圧制御手段を有する水処理装置と、前記水処理装置のイオン吸着能力を検知する処理装置検知手段と、前記水処理装置により処理した水を加熱する加熱手段とを備え、前記処理装置検知手段が検知する前記水処理装置のイオン吸着能力に基づいて、前記加熱手段による水の沸上げ温度を変更することを特徴とする給湯機。 An ion exchanger that adsorbs ions dissolved in water, an ion exchange membrane that disposes the ions adsorbed on the ion exchanger by dissociating water by disposing the ion exchangers having different polarities on the front and back, and the ion exchange A water treatment device having at least two electrodes for applying a voltage to the membrane, a voltage control means for supplying a voltage to the electrodes, a treatment device detection means for detecting the ion adsorption capacity of the water treatment device, and the water treatment device. A hot water supply comprising heating means for heating the treated water, wherein the boiling temperature of the water by the heating means is changed based on the ion adsorption capacity of the water treatment device detected by the treatment device detection means Machine. 水処理装置は、イオンを吸着する採水運転と、イオンを脱離する再生運転とを有し、処理装置検知手段が前記水処理装置のイオン吸着能力の低下を検知した場合、採水運転から再生運転に変更する構成としたことを特徴とする請求項1に記載の給湯機。 The water treatment device has a water sampling operation for adsorbing ions and a regeneration operation for desorbing ions, and when the treatment device detection means detects a decrease in the ion adsorption capacity of the water treatment device, The water heater according to claim 1, wherein the hot water heater is changed to a regeneration operation. 処理装置検知手段は導電率計測手段で、前記処置装置検知手段が水処理装置により処理した水の導電率を計測することで、前記水処理装置のイオン吸着能力を検知する構成としたことを特徴とする請求項1または2に記載の給湯機。 The treatment device detection means is a conductivity measurement means, wherein the treatment device detection means measures the conductivity of the water treated by the water treatment device, thereby detecting the ion adsorption capacity of the water treatment device. The water heater according to claim 1 or 2. 処理装置検知手段は流量計測手段で、前記処置装置検知手段が水処理装置により処理した水量を計測することで、前記水処理装置のイオン吸着能力を検知する構成としたことを特徴とする請求項1または2に記載の給湯機。 The treatment device detection means is a flow rate measurement means, and is configured to detect the ion adsorption capacity of the water treatment device by measuring the amount of water processed by the treatment device detection means by the water treatment device. The water heater according to 1 or 2. 処理装置検知手段は経時手段で、前記処置装置検知手段が水処理装置により処理した時間を計測することで、前記水処理装置のイオン吸着能力を検知する構成としたことを特徴とする請求項1または2に記載の給湯機。 The treatment device detection means is a time-lapse means, and is configured to detect the ion adsorption capacity of the water treatment device by measuring the time that the treatment device detection means has processed by the water treatment device. Or the hot water supply apparatus of 2. 水処理装置のイオン交換体が水中のイオンを吸着する採水運転の際は、電極間に水の分解電圧未満の電圧を印加する構成としたことを特徴とする請求項1〜5のいずれか1項に記載の給湯機。 6. The structure according to claim 1, wherein the ion exchanger of the water treatment device is configured to apply a voltage lower than a water decomposition voltage between the electrodes during a water sampling operation in which ions in water are adsorbed. The water heater according to item 1. 水処理装置のイオン交換体が水中のイオンを脱離する再生運転の際は、電極間に水解離電圧以上の電圧を印加する構成としたことを特徴とする請求項1〜6のいずれか1項に記載の給湯機。 The regeneration apparatus in which the ion exchanger of the water treatment device desorbs ions in water is configured to apply a voltage equal to or higher than the water dissociation voltage between the electrodes. The water heater described in the paragraph.
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