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JP6998426B2
JP6998426B2 JP2020117740A JP2020117740A JP6998426B2 JP 6998426 B2 JP6998426 B2 JP 6998426B2 JP 2020117740 A JP2020117740 A JP 2020117740A JP 2020117740 A JP2020117740 A JP 2020117740A JP 6998426 B2 JP6998426 B2 JP 6998426B2
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この発明は、ミストを含む加湿空気を室内へ供給するミスト発生装置に関するものである。 The present invention relates to a mist generator that supplies humidified air containing mist into a room.

従来、この種のものでは、貯水室内の水をミスト発生手段で破砕することでミストを発生させ、送風ファンにより送風口から器具本体外へミストを含んだ加湿空気を室内へ送風するミスト運転を実施するものがあり、室内の湿度や設定されたモードに応じて加湿量と風量を調節し、器具本体が配置された室内の相対湿度を変化させることで室内が設定湿度に保たれるようにしていた。(例えば、特許文献1) Conventionally, in this type of thing, mist is generated by crushing the water in the water storage chamber by a mist generating means, and a mist operation is performed in which humidified air containing mist is blown into the room from the air outlet to the outside of the appliance body by a blower fan. There is something to be done, and the humidification amount and air volume are adjusted according to the humidity in the room and the set mode, and the relative humidity in the room where the equipment body is placed is changed so that the room is kept at the set humidity. Was there. (For example, Patent Document 1)

特開2015-222156号公報Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2015-222156

しかし、この従来のものでは、貯水室及び気水分離風路を通過し圧損により送風口から送風される加湿空気の風量が低下するため、器具本体が設置された室内に対して大風量で加湿空気を送風することができず、室内の空気が極端に乾燥している場合に風量を最大にしたミスト運転を実施しても、室内の湿度が適度な値となるまで長時間かかる問題があった。 However, in this conventional case, the amount of humidified air that passes through the water storage chamber and the air-water separation air passage and is blown from the air outlet due to pressure loss decreases, so the room in which the instrument body is installed is humidified with a large amount of air. There is a problem that it takes a long time for the humidity in the room to reach an appropriate value even if the mist operation with the maximum air volume is performed when the air cannot be blown and the air in the room is extremely dry. rice field.

これを解決する手段として、器具本体内に設置された送風ファンを大風量での出力が可能なものに置き換えることが考えられるが、出力の増大に伴い送風ファンが従来より大きくなることから、送風ファンの設置スペースが増大して器具本体の体積が大きくなり、器具本体の設置場所に制約が出ることや製品コストの上昇を招き、更に、大風量で送風ファンを駆動させると、貯水室内で発生したミスト内に含まれる粒径の大きな大径水滴が気水分離風路内で除去されず、送風口を構成する部材に結露水が付着して器具本体から落下し器具本体の設置面が濡れてしまうため、改善の余地があった。 As a means to solve this, it is conceivable to replace the blower fan installed in the main body of the appliance with one that can output with a large air volume, but since the blower fan becomes larger than before as the output increases, the blower is blown. The installation space of the fan increases and the volume of the instrument body increases, which limits the installation location of the instrument body and leads to an increase in product cost. Furthermore, when the blower fan is driven with a large air volume, it occurs in the water storage room. Large-diameter water droplets with a large particle size contained in the mist are not removed in the air-water separation air passage, and dew condensation water adheres to the members constituting the air outlet and falls from the instrument body, and the installation surface of the instrument body gets wet. There was room for improvement.

上記課題を解決するために、本発明の請求項1では、器具本体と、当該器具本体内に設置され空気を送風する送風ファンと、当該送風ファンの近傍に形成され前記器具本体外の空気を吸入する吸入口と、当該吸入口を通過した空気が流通する送風経路と、当該送風経路内の空気が流入する貯水室流入口が一端に形成され水を貯水する貯水室と、当該貯水室内の水を回転により汲み上げて外周方向へ飛散させる回転体と、当該回転体を回転可能となるように軸支した駆動軸と接続するミストモータと、前記回転体により飛散した水が衝突することで微細ミスト及び大径水滴を発生させる衝突体と、前記貯水室の他端に流路が鉛直上向きとなるよう接続され前記貯水室内で発生した微細ミスト及び大径水滴を含む加湿空気が流通する気水分離風路と、当該気水分離風路内に設置され前記加湿空気に含まれる大径水滴を分離する気水分離手段と、当該気水分離手段は、前記気水分離風路の対向する壁面に対し傾斜する傾斜面が互い違いとなるように複数設置され、前記気水分離風路の上端に接続され前記気水分離風路を通過した微細ミストを多く含む加湿空気が流通する上部空間と、当該上部空間の一側面に形成され微細ミストを多く含む前記加湿空気を前記器具本体外へ送風する送風口と、を備え、
前記送風経路から前記貯水室を介さず空気が流入可能なバイパス流入口を前記気水分離風路の前記気水分離手段より下流側かつ前記上部空間の上流側に形成し、前記バイパス流入口は、前記送風口と最も近い位置に設置された前記気水分離手段の前記傾斜面と対向する位置の前記気水分離風路に形成されたことを特徴としている。
In order to solve the above problems, in claim 1 of the present invention, the instrument main body, the blower fan installed in the appliance main body to blow air, and the air outside the appliance main body formed in the vicinity of the blower fan are blown. A suction port for sucking, a ventilation path through which air passing through the suction port flows, a water storage chamber in which an inflow port of a water storage chamber into which air in the ventilation path flows is formed at one end to store water, and a water storage chamber. A rotating body that pumps water by rotation and scatters it in the outer peripheral direction, a mist motor that connects to a drive shaft that supports the rotating body so that it can rotate, and water scattered by the rotating body collide with each other to make fine particles. Air water through which humidified air containing fine mist and large-diameter water droplets generated in the water storage chamber is connected to the colliding body that generates mist and large-diameter water droplets so that the flow path faces vertically upward at the other end of the water storage chamber. The separation air passage, the air-water separation means installed in the air-water separation air passage to separate the large-diameter water droplets contained in the humidified air, and the air-water separation means are the facing wall surfaces of the air-water separation air passage. A plurality of inclined surfaces are installed so as to be staggered with respect to each other, and an upper space through which humidified air containing a large amount of fine mist, which is connected to the upper end of the air-water separation air passage and passes through the air-water separation air passage, flows. A blower port formed on one side surface of the upper space and blowing the humidified air containing a large amount of fine mist to the outside of the main body of the appliance is provided.
A bypass inlet that allows air to flow in from the ventilation path without passing through the water storage chamber is formed on the downstream side of the steam separation means of the steam separation air passage and on the upstream side of the upper space, and the bypass inlet is formed. It is characterized in that it is formed in the air-water separation air passage at a position facing the inclined surface of the air-water separation means installed at a position closest to the air outlet .

この発明によれば、送風ファンにより送風された空気が貯水室及び気水分離風路内を通過することで圧力損失により風量が低下しないよう、送風経路から貯水室を介さず空気が流入可能なバイパス流入口を形成したので、送風口から送風される風量が低下することがなく、ミスト運転時における風量不足を解消することができ、更に、気水分離風路内に設置した気水分離手段の少なくとも下流側にバイパス流入口を形成したことで、気水分離手段により加湿空気中の大径水滴が分離された後の加湿空気にバイパス流入口から流入する空気が合流するため、送風口まで達する大径水滴の量を減少させて結露水による器具本体の設置面の濡れを未然に防止することができる。 According to the present invention, air can flow in from the ventilation path without passing through the water storage chamber so that the air volume blown by the blower fan does not decrease due to pressure loss due to passing through the water storage chamber and the air-water separation air passage. Since the bypass inlet is formed, the air volume blown from the air outlet does not decrease, the shortage of air volume during mist operation can be solved, and the air-water separation means installed in the air-water separation air passage. By forming a bypass inlet at least on the downstream side of the above, the air flowing in from the bypass inlet joins the humidified air after the large-diameter water droplets in the humidified air are separated by the air-water separation means, so that the air reaches the air outlet. It is possible to reduce the amount of large-diameter water droplets that reach and prevent the installation surface of the instrument body from getting wet due to dew condensation water.

また、気水分離手段は、気水分離風路の対向する壁面に対し傾斜する傾斜面が互い違いとなるように複数設置され、バイパス流入口は、送風口と最も近い位置に設置された気水分離手段の傾斜面と対向する位置の気水分離風路に形成されたので、送風ファンが駆動し気水分離風路内を加湿空気が流通した時、貯水室に近い位置に設置された気水分離手段によって多くの加湿空気中の大径水滴が分離するので、大径水滴の量が少ない送風口付近にバイパス流入口を形成したことで気水分離風路内の大径水滴について送風口まで達する量を大幅に減らすことができるため、ミスト運転時における風量不足を解消しつつ、送風口付近に結露水が付着し器具本体の設置面が濡れることを未然に防止できる。 In addition, a plurality of air-water separation means are installed so that the inclined surfaces that incline with respect to the facing wall surface of the air-water separation air passage are staggered, and the bypass inlet is the air-water installed at the position closest to the air outlet. Since it was formed in the air-water separation air passage at a position facing the inclined surface of the separation means, when the humidified air flows through the air-water separation air passage by driving the blower fan, the air installed near the water storage chamber. Since many large-diameter water droplets in the humidified air are separated by the water separation means, a bypass inlet is formed near the air outlet where the amount of large-diameter water droplets is small. Since the amount of water that reaches the maximum can be significantly reduced, it is possible to prevent the installation surface of the instrument body from getting wet due to dew condensation water adhering to the vicinity of the air outlet while solving the air volume shortage during mist operation.

この発明の一実施形態の外観を説明する斜視図Perspective view illustrating the appearance of one embodiment of the present invention. 同実施形態の概略構成図Schematic block diagram of the same embodiment 同実施形態の制御ブロック図Control block diagram of the same embodiment 同実施形態の操作部を説明する図The figure explaining the operation part of the same embodiment 同実施形態の運転開始から終了までの動作を説明するフローチャートA flowchart explaining the operation from the start to the end of the operation of the same embodiment. 同実施形態の加湿空気の流路を説明する斜視図A perspective view illustrating the flow path of the humidified air of the same embodiment. 同実施形態の加湿空気の流路を説明する側面視断面図Side view sectional view explaining the flow path of the humidified air of the same embodiment

次に、この発明の一実施形態におけるミスト発生装置を図に基づいて説明する。
1は器具本体、2は器具本体1上部に形成され複数のルーバー3が設置された送風口、4は器具本体1の正面上部を構成する上面パネル、5は器具本体1の正面下部を構成する下面パネル、6は複数のスイッチが備えられ各種操作指令を行う操作部、7は図示しないブレーカーを隠すブレーカーカバーである。
Next, the mist generator according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
1 is an instrument body, 2 is an air outlet formed on the upper part of the instrument body 1 and a plurality of louvers 3 are installed, 4 is a top panel constituting the front upper part of the instrument body 1, and 5 constitutes the front lower part of the instrument body 1. The bottom panel, 6 is an operation unit provided with a plurality of switches and giving various operation commands, and 7 is a breaker cover that hides a breaker (not shown).

8は器具本体1内の略中段高さ位置にあって所定量の水を貯水する貯水室であり、この貯水室8内には、水に下端を水没させ駆動軸9に軸支された筒状の回転体10が備えられている。 Reference numeral 8 is a water storage chamber which is located at a substantially middle height position in the instrument main body 1 and stores a predetermined amount of water. In the water storage chamber 8, a cylinder whose lower end is submerged in water and supported by a drive shaft 9 is provided. A rotating body 10 having a shape is provided.

前記回転体10は、中空逆円錐形で上方に向かって円周が徐々に拡大するものであり、駆動軸9に接続され回転体10を回転駆動させるミストモータ11を駆動させ、回転体10が回転することによる回転の遠心力で貯水室8の水を汲み上げ、回転体10の外壁および内壁を伝わせて水を押し上げて、回転体10の外壁を伝わせて押し上げた水を周囲に飛散させると共に、回転体10の内壁を伝わせて押し上げた水を回転体10の上端に形成された複数の図示しない飛散口から外周方向へ飛散させる。 The rotating body 10 has a hollow inverted conical shape and its circumference gradually expands upward. The rotating body 10 is connected to a drive shaft 9 to drive a mist motor 11 for rotationally driving the rotating body 10. The centrifugal force of rotation caused by rotation pumps up the water in the water storage chamber 8, pushes up the water along the outer and inner walls of the rotating body 10, and scatters the pushed up water along the outer wall of the rotating body 10. At the same time, the water pushed up along the inner wall of the rotating body 10 is scattered in the outer peripheral direction from a plurality of scattering ports (not shown) formed at the upper end of the rotating body 10.

12は回転体10の上部外周に所定間隔を離間させて位置し、回転体10と共に回転する円筒状の多孔体で、該多孔体12には、その全周壁に多数のスリットや金網やパンチングメタル等から成る衝突体としての多孔部13が設置されている。 Reference numeral 12 is a cylindrical porous body that is located on the outer periphery of the upper portion of the rotating body 10 at a predetermined interval and rotates together with the rotating body 10. The porous body 12 has a large number of slits, wire mesh, and punching metal on the entire peripheral wall thereof. A porous portion 13 as a colliding body made of the above is installed.

前記ミスト発生部を構成するミストモータ11を駆動させ、回転体10を回転させたことで発生する遠心力で貯水室8内の水を汲み上げると共に空気を飛散させ、多孔部13を通過した水滴が破砕されることで、水を微細化して粒径がナノメートル(nm)サイズのミスト(以下、微細ミスト)が多量に生成されると共に、比較的粒径の大きな水滴(以下、大径水滴)とが生成され、水の微細化によるレナード効果によって微細ミストに負イオンが帯電し、大径水滴に正イオンが帯電した状態となる。 The mist motor 11 constituting the mist generating portion is driven, and the centrifugal force generated by rotating the rotating body 10 pumps up the water in the water storage chamber 8 and scatters the air, so that the water droplets passing through the porous portion 13 are discharged. By crushing, water is refined to generate a large amount of mist with a particle size of nanometer (nm) (hereinafter, fine mist), and water droplets with a relatively large particle size (hereinafter, large diameter water droplets) are generated. Is generated, and the Lenard effect due to the miniaturization of water causes the fine mist to be charged with negative ions, and the large-diameter water droplets to be charged with positive ions.

14は下面パネル5内に設置され所定の回転数で駆動することで室内空気を吸引して器具本体1の上部方向へ送風する送風ファン、15は当該送風ファン14で送風された空気を貯水室8の上部の一端に形成されミストモータ11の側面を通過して貯水室8内へ空気が流入可能な貯水室流入口16まで案内する送風経路であり、器具本体1の下部から吸い込まれた空気が送風経路15を通過して器具本体1の上部へ案内され、貯水室8内へ流入する。 14 is a blower fan installed in the lower surface panel 5 and driven at a predetermined rotation speed to suck indoor air and blow it toward the upper part of the instrument main body 1, and 15 is a water storage chamber for the air blown by the blower fan 14. It is a ventilation path formed at one end of the upper part of No. 8 and guides the air to the water storage chamber inlet 16 which is formed at one end and passes through the side surface of the mist motor 11 and allows air to flow into the water storage chamber 8. Passes through the air passage 15 and is guided to the upper part of the instrument main body 1 and flows into the water storage chamber 8.

17は貯水室8の上方の他端に流路が鉛直上向きとなるよう接続され貯水室8内で発生した微細ミスト及び大径水滴を含む加湿空気が内部を流通する気水分離風路、18は当該気水分離風路17内の途中に複数設置され鉛直上方へ傾斜する傾斜面Pを備えた気水分離手段としてのバッフル板であり、気水分離風路17内の上段に設置されたバッフル板18a、中段に設置されたバッフル板18b、下段に設置されたバッフル板18cで構成されている。
そして、気水分離風路17内に加湿空気が流入すると、各バッフル板18を蛇行するように加湿空気が流通することで加湿空気中の大径水滴が傾斜面Pにより分離され、分離された大径水滴が集まると重力の影響で傾斜面Pに沿ってバッフル板18の下端まで流動して貯水室8へ落下するため、送風口2へ案内される大径水滴の量を減少させると共に、微細ミストを多く含んだ加湿空気を送風口2へ案内する。
17 is a brackish water separation air passage, 18 which is connected to the other end above the water storage chamber 8 so that the flow path faces vertically upward and where humidified air containing fine mist and large-diameter water droplets generated in the water storage chamber 8 flows inside. Is a baffle plate as an air-water separation means having a plurality of installed in the middle of the air-water separation air passage 17 and provided with an inclined surface P that inclines vertically upward, and is installed in the upper stage in the air-water separation air passage 17. It is composed of a baffle plate 18a, a baffle plate 18b installed in the middle stage, and a baffle plate 18c installed in the lower stage.
Then, when the humidified air flows into the air-water separation air passage 17, the humidified air flows so as to meander through each baffle plate 18, and the large-diameter water droplets in the humidified air are separated and separated by the inclined surface P. When large-diameter water droplets collect, they flow to the lower end of the baffle plate 18 along the inclined surface P due to the influence of gravity and fall into the water storage chamber 8, so that the amount of large-diameter water droplets guided to the air outlet 2 is reduced and the amount of large-diameter water droplets is reduced. Humidified air containing a large amount of fine mist is guided to the air outlet 2.

また、前記バッフル板18a、18b、18cは前記気水分離風路17内の鉛直方向に対し互い違いとなるよう設置されており、貯水室8から上昇する加湿空気が各バッフル板18により塞がれた流路を避けるように蛇行して上昇し上端にまで至るので、各バッフル板18を加湿空気が十分に舐めて上昇することで、大径水滴を各バッフル板18で効果的に分離することができる。 Further, the baffle plates 18a, 18b, 18c are installed so as to be staggered with respect to the vertical direction in the air-water separation air passage 17, and the humidified air rising from the water storage chamber 8 is blocked by each baffle plate 18. Since it meanders up to avoid the flow path and reaches the upper end, the humidified air sufficiently licks each baffle plate 18 and rises to effectively separate large-diameter water droplets by each baffle plate 18. Can be done.

19は貯水室8内に設置され貯水を加熱する加熱ヒータであり、貯水室8の外壁に設置され貯水温度を検知する貯水温度センサ20で検知される温度が所定温度となるよう、ON/OFF状態が適宜切り替えられる。 Reference numeral 19 denotes a heating heater installed in the water storage chamber 8 to heat the water storage, and is turned ON / OFF so that the temperature detected by the water storage temperature sensor 20 installed on the outer wall of the water storage chamber 8 and detecting the water storage temperature becomes a predetermined temperature. The state can be switched as appropriate.

21は貯水室8内に設置されフロートが上下することで水位を検知する水位センサであり、貯水室8内の水位が低下して所定水位以下になったらOFF信号を出力し、水位が上昇して所定水位以上になったらON信号を出力し、更に水位が上昇して貯水室8内が満水となったら満水信号を出力する。 Reference numeral 21 is a water level sensor installed in the water storage chamber 8 that detects the water level by moving the float up and down. When the water level in the water storage chamber 8 drops below a predetermined water level, an OFF signal is output and the water level rises. When the water level rises above the predetermined water level, an ON signal is output, and when the water level rises and the water storage chamber 8 becomes full, a full water signal is output.

22は貯水室8側面に接続され貯水室8内に市水を給水する給水管であり、該給水管22の配管途中には、電磁弁を開閉して貯水室8内への給水を制御する給水弁23と、給水圧を所定値まで減圧する減圧弁24とが備えられている。 Reference numeral 22 is a water supply pipe connected to the side surface of the water storage chamber 8 to supply city water into the water storage chamber 8, and an electromagnetic valve is opened and closed in the middle of the pipe of the water supply pipe 22 to control water supply into the water storage chamber 8. A water supply valve 23 and a pressure reducing valve 24 for reducing the water supply pressure to a predetermined value are provided.

25は貯水室8底部に接続され貯水室8内の水を器具本体1外部に排水する硬質塩化ビニル管で構成された排水管であり、該排水管25の配管途中には、電磁弁を開閉して貯水室8内水の排水を制御する排水切り替え手段としての排水弁26が備えれている。 Reference numeral 25 is a drainage pipe connected to the bottom of the water storage chamber 8 and composed of a hard vinyl chloride pipe for draining the water in the water storage chamber 8 to the outside of the instrument body 1, and an electromagnetic valve is opened and closed in the middle of the drainage pipe 25. A drain valve 26 is provided as a drain switching means for controlling the drainage of the water in the water storage chamber 8.

27は送風口2の壁面に設置され送風口2から室内へ向けて送風される加湿空気の温度を検知する送風温度センサ、28は送風ファン14の近傍に設置され器具本体1の下部から吸い込まれた室内空気の温度を検知する吸気温度センサ、29は前記吸気温度センサ28の近傍に設置され器具本体1が設置された室内の湿度を検知する湿度センサであり、各センサで検知された温度や湿度に基づいて、ミストモータ11や送風ファン14の回転数を変化させ、加熱ヒータ19のON/OFF状態を切り替える。 27 is a blower temperature sensor installed on the wall surface of the blower port 2 to detect the temperature of the humidified air blown from the blower port 2 toward the room, and 28 is installed near the blower fan 14 and is sucked from the lower part of the instrument body 1. The intake air temperature sensor 29 that detects the temperature of the indoor air is a humidity sensor that detects the humidity in the room where the instrument main body 1 is installed and is installed in the vicinity of the intake air temperature sensor 28. The rotation speed of the mist motor 11 and the blower fan 14 is changed based on the humidity, and the ON / OFF state of the heater 19 is switched.

操作部6には、ミスト運転の開始及び停止を指示する運転切り替え手段としての運転スイッチ30と、加熱ヒータ19のON/OFF状態を切り替えることで貯水室8内の貯水温度を変化させ、送風口2から室内に送風される加湿空気に含有可能な水分量の割合を変化させた3段階の加湿レベルと、湿度センサ29で検知された湿度が予め設定された湿度となるよう前記加湿レベルを変化させるオートモードとから選択可能な加湿スイッチ31と、ミストモータ11と送風ファン14との回転数の大小を設定可能な三段階の風量レベルと、湿度センサ29で設定された湿度が予め設定された湿度となるよう前記風量レベルを変化させるオードモードとから選択可能な風量スイッチ32と、加湿空気を室内に供給するミスト運転の開始時間と停止時間とを設定するタイマー切替スイッチ33と、前記風量スイッチ32で設定された風量で送風ファン14のみを駆動させ室内の空気清浄を行う空清モードを実施する空清スイッチ34と、現在時刻を設定する時刻設定スイッチ35と、スイッチを操作することで運転停止以外の動作を禁止するチャイルドロックスイッチ36とが備えられている。 The operation unit 6 changes the water storage temperature in the water storage chamber 8 by switching the ON / OFF state of the operation switch 30 as an operation switching means for instructing the start and stop of the mist operation and the heating heater 19, and the air outlet. The humidification level is changed so that the humidity detected by the humidity sensor 29 becomes a preset humidity and a three-step humidification level in which the ratio of the amount of water that can be contained in the humidified air blown into the room from 2 is changed. The humidification switch 31 that can be selected from the auto mode to be set, the three-stage air volume level that can set the magnitude of the rotation speed of the mist motor 11 and the blower fan 14, and the humidity set by the humidity sensor 29 are preset. An air volume switch 32 that can be selected from an ode mode that changes the air volume level so that the humidity becomes humidity, a timer changeover switch 33 that sets the start time and stop time of mist operation that supplies humidified air into the room, and the air volume switch. An air cleaning switch 34 that drives only the blower fan 14 with the air volume set in 32 to perform an air cleaning mode that purifies the air in the room, a time setting switch 35 that sets the current time, and an operation other than stopping the operation by operating the switch. It is provided with a child lock switch 36 that prohibits the operation of the above.

また、操作部6の各スイッチ上部には各スイッチに対応したランプが備えられており、運転スイッチ30が操作されたら点灯する運転ランプ37と、ミスト運転が所定時間以上継続したら開始する除菌運転時に点灯する除菌ランプ38と、加湿スイッチ31で設定された加湿レベルを1から3の数値とオートモードを示すAで表示する加湿レベルランプ39と、風量スイッチ32で設定された風量レベルを1から3の数値とオートモードを示すAで表示する風量レベルランプ40と、タイマー切替スイッチ33でミスト運転の開始及び停止が設定されたら、それぞれのランプが点灯するタイマーランプ41と、空清スイッチ34が操作され空清モードが設定されたら点灯する空清モードランプ42と、時刻設定スイッチ35で設定された現在時刻を表示する時刻表示パネル43と、チャイルドロックスイッチ36が操作されたら点灯するチャイルドロックランプ44とが備えられている。 Further, a lamp corresponding to each switch is provided above each switch of the operation unit 6, an operation lamp 37 that lights up when the operation switch 30 is operated, and a sterilization operation that starts when the mist operation continues for a predetermined time or longer. The disinfection lamp 38 that lights up at times, the humidification level lamp 39 that displays the humidification level set by the humidification switch 31 with a numerical value of 1 to 3 and A indicating the auto mode, and the air volume level set by the air volume switch 32 are 1. The air volume level lamp 40 displayed by the numerical value of 3 and A indicating the auto mode, the timer lamp 41 that lights each lamp when the start and stop of mist operation are set by the timer changeover switch 33, and the air clear switch 34 An air-clearing mode lamp 42 that lights up when it is operated and the air-clearing mode is set, a time display panel 43 that displays the current time set by the time setting switch 35, and a child lock lamp 44 that lights up when the child lock switch 36 is operated. Is provided.

45は各センサで検知された検知値や操作部6上に備えられた各スイッチでの設定内容に基づき、運転内容や弁の開閉を制御するマイコンで構成された制御部であり、ミストモータ11を所定の回転数で駆動させるミストモータ制御手段46と、送風ファン14を所定の回転数で駆動させる送風ファン制御手段47と、加熱ヒータ19のON/OFF状態を切り替えて貯水室8内の水温を制御する加熱ヒータ制御手段48とが備えられている。 Reference numeral 45 denotes a control unit composed of a microcomputer that controls the operation content and the opening / closing of the valve based on the detection value detected by each sensor and the setting content of each switch provided on the operation unit 6, and the mist motor 11 The mist motor control means 46 that drives the blower fan 14 at a predetermined rotation speed, the blower fan control means 47 that drives the blower fan 14 at a predetermined rotation speed, and the water temperature in the water storage chamber 8 by switching the ON / OFF state of the heating heater 19. Is provided with a heater control means 48 for controlling the above.

49は器具本体1の底面及び前面下方に形成され室内空気を器具本体1内に取り込む吸入口であり、当該吸入口49には、吸入口49の通過時に空気中の塵埃を捕集し清浄化させる空清フィルタ50が取り付けられている。
前記空清フィルタ50が吸入口49に取り付けられたことで器具本体1内に空気が流入する時における通風抵抗は増大するが、塵埃が取り除かれた空気を送風口2から送風可能となり、空気清浄能力が向上する。
Reference numeral 49 denotes a suction port formed on the bottom surface and the lower front surface of the instrument body 1 to take in the indoor air into the instrument body 1, and the suction port 49 collects and cleans the dust in the air when passing through the suction port 49. An air-cleaning filter 50 is attached.
Since the air purifying filter 50 is attached to the suction port 49, the ventilation resistance when air flows into the instrument main body 1 increases, but the air from which dust has been removed can be blown from the air blowing port 2 and has an air cleaning capacity. Is improved.

51は気水分離風路17の壁面を貫通し送風経路15を流通する空気の一部が流入可能なバイパス流入口であり、当該バイパス流入口51は、送風口2に最も近い位置にある気水分離風路17内の最上段に設置されたバッフル板18aの上方へ傾斜した傾斜面Pと対向し、かつ送風経路15と対面する気水分離風路17の壁面を貫通するように形成されており、バイパス流入口51から気水分離風路17内へ空気が流入することで、貯水室8から上昇してきた加湿空気の風量を増大させ、送風口2から室内へ送風される加湿空気の送風量を上昇させることができる。 Reference numeral 51 denotes a bypass inlet through which the wall surface of the air-water separation air passage 17 allows a part of the air flowing through the air passage 15 to flow in, and the bypass inlet 51 is the air closest to the air outlet 2. It is formed so as to penetrate the wall surface of the air-water separation air passage 17 facing the upwardly inclined inclined surface P of the baffle plate 18a installed at the uppermost stage in the water separation air passage 17 and facing the air passage path 15. As the air flows into the air-water separation air passage 17 from the bypass inflow port 51, the air volume of the humidified air rising from the water storage chamber 8 is increased, and the humidified air blown into the room from the air outlet 2 is used. The amount of air blown can be increased.

次に、この一実施形態での運転開始から終了までの動作について図5のフローチャートに基づいて説明する。
まず、操作部6の運転スイッチ30が操作されたか、もしくはタイマー切替スイッチ33で設定された運転開始時刻になったら、制御部45は、排水弁26を開放して貯水室8内の水を排水し、水位センサ21でOFF信号が検知されたら、給水弁23を開放して貯水室8内を水で洗い流すクリーニング動作を行い、所定時間経過したら排水弁26を閉止することで給水弁23から流入する水を貯水室8内に供給し、水位センサ21でON信号が検知されたら、所定量の水が貯水室8内に供給されたとして給水弁23を閉止する水入替モードを行う(ステップS101)。
Next, the operation from the start to the end of the operation in this embodiment will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG.
First, when the operation switch 30 of the operation unit 6 is operated or the operation start time set by the timer changeover switch 33 is reached, the control unit 45 opens the drain valve 26 to drain the water in the water storage chamber 8. Then, when the OFF signal is detected by the water level sensor 21, the water supply valve 23 is opened to perform a cleaning operation of flushing the inside of the water storage chamber 8 with water, and after a predetermined time has elapsed, the drain valve 26 is closed to flow in from the water supply valve 23. When the water level sensor 21 detects an ON signal, a water replacement mode is performed in which the water supply valve 23 is closed, assuming that a predetermined amount of water has been supplied into the water storage chamber 8 (step S101). ).

ステップS101の水入替モードが終了したら、制御部45は、貯水温度センサ20で検知される貯水温度が室温と同値になるまで加熱ヒータ制御手段48で加熱ヒータ19をON状態にして、ミストモータ11及び送風ファン14が所定の回転数となるようミストモータ制御手段46及び送風ファン制御手段47で制御する立ち上げ動作を実行する立ち上げモードを行う(ステップS102)。 When the water replacement mode of step S101 is completed, the control unit 45 turns on the heater 19 by the heater control means 48 until the water storage temperature detected by the water storage temperature sensor 20 becomes equal to the room temperature, and the mist motor 11 And the start-up mode for executing the start-up operation controlled by the mist motor control means 46 and the blower fan control means 47 so that the blower fan 14 has a predetermined rotation speed is performed (step S102).

ステップS102の立ち上げモードが終了したら、制御部45は、加湿スイッチ31及び風量スイッチ32で設定された加湿レベルと風量レベルとに基づいて、ミストモータ11と送風ファン14とが所定の回転数で駆動するようミストモータ制御手段46と送風ファン制御手段47とで回転数を制御し、加熱ヒータ19のON/OFF状態を加熱ヒータ制御手段48で切り替えて制御して、加湿レベルと風量レベルとに合わせた所定の温度範囲内にするミスト運転を実行する通常運転モードを行う(ステップS103)。 When the start-up mode of step S102 is completed, the control unit 45 causes the mist motor 11 and the blower fan 14 to rotate at a predetermined rotation speed based on the humidification level and the air volume level set by the humidification switch 31 and the air volume switch 32. The rotation speed is controlled by the mist motor control means 46 and the blower fan control means 47 so as to be driven, and the ON / OFF state of the heater 19 is switched and controlled by the heater control means 48 to control the humidification level and the air volume level. A normal operation mode for executing a mist operation within a predetermined temperature range is performed (step S103).

ステップS103の通常運転モード中に運転スイッチ30が操作され運転終了の指示があったと判断したら、制御部45は、ミストモータ11を停止させてから排水弁26を開弁して貯水室8内の水を排水し、所定時間経過したら給水弁23を開放して貯水室8内を洗浄してから排水弁26を閉止して貯水室8内に所定量だけ貯水する水入替運転を行い、その後、加熱ヒータ19をON状態にして水を加熱することで除菌を行う除菌運転を所定時間行い、その後、所定時間経過後に貯水室8内を冷却する冷却運転を実行し、貯水温度が所定温度以下になったら排水弁26を開放して排水するクリーニングモードを行う(ステップS104)。 When it is determined that the operation switch 30 is operated during the normal operation mode of step S103 and an instruction to end the operation is given, the control unit 45 stops the mist motor 11 and then opens the drain valve 26 to enter the water storage chamber 8. Water is drained, and after a predetermined time has elapsed, the water supply valve 23 is opened to clean the inside of the water storage chamber 8, then the drain valve 26 is closed to perform a water replacement operation in which a predetermined amount of water is stored in the water storage chamber 8, and then a water replacement operation is performed. A sterilization operation for sterilizing water by heating water with the heating heater 19 turned on is performed for a predetermined time, and then a cooling operation for cooling the inside of the water storage chamber 8 is executed after a lapse of a predetermined time, and the water storage temperature becomes a predetermined temperature. When the following occurs, the drain valve 26 is opened to perform a cleaning mode for draining water (step S104).

ステップS104のクリーニングモードが終了したら、制御部45は、送風ファン14が所定の回転数(例えば、800rpm)で駆動するよう送風ファン制御手段47で制御し、貯水室8や送風経路15に送風して乾燥させることで菌の増殖を防止する乾燥モードを行い(ステップS105)、送風ファン14の駆動時間が所定時間(例えば、3時間)をカウントしたか判断し、3時間カウントしたら、送風ファン14を停止させて運転を終了する。 When the cleaning mode of step S104 is completed, the control unit 45 controls the blower fan control means 47 so that the blower fan 14 is driven at a predetermined rotation speed (for example, 800 rpm), and blows air to the water storage chamber 8 and the blower path 15. A drying mode is performed to prevent the growth of bacteria by drying (step S105), it is determined whether the drive time of the blower fan 14 has counted a predetermined time (for example, 3 hours), and after counting for 3 hours, the blower fan 14 Is stopped and the operation is terminated.

次に、ミスト運転時における加湿空気の流路、及びバイパス流入口51から流入する空気が加湿空気の流路に与える影響について詳述する。
まず、ミスト運転が開始されミストモータ11及び送風ファン14が所定の回転数で駆動すると、器具本体1の底面及び前面の吸入口49から室内の空気が吸い込まれ、空清フィルタ50を通過することで空気中の塵埃が除去された清浄な空気となる。
そして、空清フィルタ50を通過した空気は送風通路15を上昇し、貯水室流入口16及びバイパス流入口51とに分流して、貯水室8及び気水分離風路17の上方へそれぞれ流入する。
Next, the influence of the humidified air flow path and the air flowing in from the bypass inlet 51 during the mist operation on the humidified air flow path will be described in detail.
First, when the mist operation is started and the mist motor 11 and the blower fan 14 are driven at a predetermined rotation speed, indoor air is sucked from the suction ports 49 on the bottom surface and the front surface of the instrument main body 1 and passes through the air cleaning filter 50. Clean air from which dust in the air has been removed.
Then, the air that has passed through the air purification filter 50 rises in the air passage 15, splits into the water storage chamber inlet 16 and the bypass inlet 51, and flows into the upper part of the water storage chamber 8 and the air-water separation air passage 17, respectively.

貯水室8及び気水分離風路17へ流入するそれぞれの空気量については、貯水室流入口16とバイパス流入口51との開口面積によって変化し、開口面積の増大に比例して流入する空気量も増大するする。したがって、貯水室8内で発生する微細ミストとマイナスイオンとを含んだ加湿空気を送風口2まで十分に案内可能な風量を確保しつつ、室内へ送風される風量が適度に増大するよう、貯水室流入口16及びバイパス流入口51の開口面積を設計する。 The amount of air flowing into the water storage chamber 8 and the air-water separation air passage 17 varies depending on the opening area between the water storage chamber inlet 16 and the bypass inlet 51, and the amount of air flowing in in proportion to the increase in the opening area. Will also increase. Therefore, water is stored so that the amount of air blown into the room is appropriately increased while ensuring a sufficient amount of air that can guide the humidified air containing fine mist and negative ions generated in the water storage chamber 8 to the air outlet 2. The opening areas of the chamber inlet 16 and the bypass inlet 51 are designed.

貯水室流入口16から貯水室8内へ流入した空気は、回転体10により汲み上げられ多孔部13によって破砕されることで発生した微細ミスト、大径水滴及びマイナスイオンを含んだ加湿空気として気水分離風路17を上昇する。
気水分離風路17を上昇する時、バッフル板18a、18b、18cによって流路が蛇行し、各バッフル板18の傾斜面Pを舐めるように流通することで加湿空気中の大径水滴が各バッフル板18の表面に付着し、傾斜した各バッフル板18の下端まで達すると、重力により水滴が貯水室8へ落下するため、送風口2まで運ばれる大径水滴の量を減少させることができる。
The air that has flowed into the water storage chamber 8 from the water storage chamber inlet 16 is humidified air containing fine mist, large-diameter water droplets, and negative ions generated by being pumped up by the rotating body 10 and crushed by the porous portion 13. Ascend the separated air passage 17.
When ascending the air-water separation air passage 17, the flow path meanders due to the baffle plates 18a, 18b, and 18c, and the large-diameter water droplets in the humidified air flow by licking the inclined surface P of each baffle plate 18. When it adheres to the surface of the baffle plate 18 and reaches the lower end of each inclined baffle plate 18, water droplets fall into the water storage chamber 8 due to gravity, so that the amount of large-diameter water droplets carried to the air outlet 2 can be reduced. ..

そして、貯水室8から気水分離風路17を上昇した加湿空気と送風通路15で分流しバイパス風路51から流入した空気とが、気水分離風路17の下流側の端部と接続した上部空間52内で混合し、当該上部空間52内に設置された側面視略L字形状の案内板53によって送風口2方向へ加湿空気が案内され、微細ミストとマイナスイオンとを含む加湿空気が室内へ供給される。 Then, the humidified air that has risen from the water storage chamber 8 through the air-water separation air passage 17 and the air that has been diverted through the air passage 15 and flowed in from the bypass air passage 51 are connected to the downstream end of the air-water separation air passage 17. The humidified air is mixed in the upper space 52, and the humidified air is guided in two directions of the air outlet by the side view substantially L-shaped guide plate 53 installed in the upper space 52, and the humidified air containing fine mist and negative ions is discharged. It is supplied indoors.

このように、気水分離風路17の側面に送風通路15を流通する空気が流入可能なバイパス風路51を形成したことで、貯水室8及び気水分離風路17を通過し圧損により加湿空気の風量が低下しても、バイパス風路51から圧損の影響を受けない空気が流入し、上部空間52で加湿空気と混合して送風口2から室内へ供給されるため、吸入口49に空清フィルタ50を取り付けたことで通風抵抗が増しても、室内へ供給される加湿空気の風量が低減せず、加湿及び空清を効果的に実施することが可能となる。 In this way, by forming the bypass air passage 51 through which the air flowing through the air passage 15 can flow in on the side surface of the air-water separation air passage 17, the air passage through the water storage chamber 8 and the air-water separation air passage 17 is humidified by pressure loss. Even if the air volume decreases, air that is not affected by pressure loss flows in from the bypass air passage 51, mixes with the humidified air in the upper space 52, and is supplied to the room from the air outlet 2 to the suction port 49. Even if the ventilation resistance is increased by attaching the air cleaning filter 50, the air volume of the humidified air supplied to the room is not reduced, and humidification and air cleaning can be effectively performed.

また、ミスト運転時に気水分離風路17を通過する加湿空気内に含まれる大径水滴は、微細ミストと比較して質量が大きいことから重力の影響により気水分離風路17を上昇し難く、貯水室8に近い気水分離風路17の下方の壁面やバッフル版18b、18cに付着しやすい。よって、バイパス流入口51を最も送風口2に近い気水分離風路17の最上部に位置するバッフル板18aの傾斜面Pと対向する位置に形成したことで、大径水滴が送風口2まで案内される量が減少し、送風口2付近が結露水により濡れて、器具本体1下部に水濡れが発生するのを未然に防止することができる。 Further, since the large-diameter water droplets contained in the humidified air passing through the air-water separation air passage 17 during mist operation have a larger mass than the fine mist, it is difficult for the air-water separation air passage 17 to rise due to the influence of gravity. , It is easy to adhere to the wall surface below the air-water separation air passage 17 near the water storage chamber 8 and the baffle plates 18b and 18c. Therefore, by forming the bypass inflow port 51 at a position facing the inclined surface P of the baffle plate 18a located at the uppermost part of the air-water separation air passage 17 closest to the air outlet 2, large-diameter water droplets reach the air outlet 2. The amount of guidance is reduced, and it is possible to prevent the vicinity of the air outlet 2 from getting wet due to the dew condensation water and the lower part of the instrument main body 1 from getting wet.

更に、気水分離風路17が鉛直上向きとなるよう設置したことで、バッフル板18に付着した大径水滴がバッフル板18の端部から落下すると貯水室8内に流入するため、器具本体1の外装から水が漏れ出すことがなく、器具本体1の設置面の濡れを防止することができる。 Further, since the air-water separation air passage 17 is installed so as to face vertically upward, large-diameter water droplets adhering to the baffle plate 18 fall from the end of the baffle plate 18 and flow into the water storage chamber 8, so that the instrument main body 1 Water does not leak from the exterior of the fixture, and the installation surface of the appliance main body 1 can be prevented from getting wet.

以上のように、貯水室8と上部空間52とを結ぶ気水分離風路17の側面にバイパス流入口51を形成したことで、ミスト運転時に送風ファン14により送風経路15内を流通する空気が貯水室流入口16とバイパス流入口51とに分流し、貯水室8及び気水分離風路17を通過した加湿空気とバイパス流入口51から流入した空気とが上部空間52で混合して、送風口2から室内へ送風されるため、吸入口49に空清フィルタ50を設置したことでの通風抵抗増加や、貯水室8及び気水分離風路17を通過することで生じる圧力損失があっても、送風口2から室内へ供給する加湿空気の風量が低下しないことで、室内湿度を素早く向上させると共に空気清浄が効果的に実施される。 As described above, by forming the bypass inflow port 51 on the side surface of the air-water separation air passage 17 connecting the water storage chamber 8 and the upper space 52, the air flowing in the air passage 15 by the air blow fan 14 during mist operation. The humidified air that is divided into the water storage chamber inlet 16 and the bypass inlet 51, passes through the water storage chamber 8 and the air-water separation air passage 17, and the air that has flowed in from the bypass inlet 51 are mixed in the upper space 52 and blown. Since the air is blown into the room from the port 2, even if there is an increase in ventilation resistance due to the installation of the air purification filter 50 in the suction port 49 and a pressure loss caused by passing through the water storage chamber 8 and the air-water separation air passage 17. Since the air volume of the humidified air supplied from the air outlet 2 to the room does not decrease, the indoor humidity is quickly improved and the air is effectively cleaned.

また、バイパス流入口51を最も送風口2に近い気水分離風路17の最上段に位置するバッフル板18aの傾斜面Pと対向する位置の側壁に形成したことで、バイパス流入口51から流入した空気により気水分離風路17内を浮遊する大径水滴が送風口2まで運ばれる量を低減させることができるため、ミスト運転時に送風口2付近へ結露水が付着し、器具本体1の設置面を濡らす事態を未然に防止することができる。 Further, the bypass inflow port 51 is formed on the side wall of the baffle plate 18a located at the uppermost stage of the air-water separation air passage 17 closest to the air outlet 2 at a position facing the inclined surface P, so that the air flows in from the bypass inflow port 51. Since it is possible to reduce the amount of large-diameter water droplets floating in the air-water separation air passage 17 carried to the air outlet 2 by the air, dew condensation water adheres to the vicinity of the air outlet 2 during mist operation, and the instrument body 1 It is possible to prevent the situation where the installation surface gets wet.

なお、本実施形態では気水分離風路17の側壁面にバイパス流入口51を形成した内容で説明したが、これに限らず、送風経路15から上部空間52へ空気が流入可能となるよう上部空間52の下面適所に貫通穴を形成し、ミスト運転時に送風経路15内を流通する空気が貯水室8と上部空間52とにそれぞれ分流して、気水分離風路17を通過した加湿空気とバイパス流入口51を通過した空気とが上部空間52で混合して送風口2から送風される構成であってもよく、つまり、貯水室8と気水分離風路17とを通過することでの圧損の影響を受けずに加湿空気と混合し、送風口2からの送風量が増大する構成であれば、貯水室8及び気水分離風路17をバイパスする流路の形成位置については特に指定しない。 In the present embodiment, the description describes that the bypass inflow port 51 is formed on the side wall surface of the air-water separation air passage 17, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the upper part allows air to flow from the air passage path 15 into the upper space 52. A through hole is formed at an appropriate position on the lower surface of the space 52, and the air flowing in the ventilation path 15 during mist operation is divided into the water storage chamber 8 and the upper space 52, respectively, and the humidified air passing through the air-water separation air passage 17 is used. The air that has passed through the bypass inlet 51 may be mixed in the upper space 52 and blown from the air outlet 2, that is, by passing through the water storage chamber 8 and the air-water separation air passage 17. If the configuration is such that the air is mixed with the humidified air without being affected by the pressure loss and the amount of air blown from the air outlet 2 is increased, the position of forming the flow path that bypasses the water storage chamber 8 and the air-water separation air passage 17 is particularly specified. do not do.

また、本実施形態では、気水分離手段としてバッフル板18を用いて説明したが、これに限られるものではなく、気水分離風路17内を流通する大径水滴を分離しつつ微細水滴を含む加湿空気を送風口2まで送風可能な構成であればよいものであり、例えば、気水分離風路17内に網状の板やパンチ穴が形成された板を複数設置する等、微細水滴を含む加湿空気が流通可能な通風性を確保しつつ大径水滴の分離が可能な構成であればよい。 Further, in the present embodiment, the baffle plate 18 has been described as the air-water separation means, but the present invention is not limited to this, and fine water droplets are separated while separating the large-diameter water droplets flowing in the air-water separation air passage 17. Any configuration may be sufficient as long as the contained humidified air can be blown to the air outlet 2. For example, fine water droplets may be formed by installing a plurality of net-like plates or plates having punch holes in the air-water separation air passage 17. It suffices as long as it has a structure capable of separating large-diameter water droplets while ensuring ventilation so that the contained humidified air can flow.

また、本実施形態で用いたその他の構成は一例として提示したものであり、発明の範囲を限定することは意図しておらず、その他の様々な形態で実施されることが可能であり、発明の要旨を逸脱しない範囲において、種々の省略、置き換え、変更を行うことができる。これら実施形態やその変形は、発明の範囲や要旨に含まれると共に、特許請求の範囲に記載された発明とその均等の範囲に含まれる。 Further, the other configurations used in the present embodiment are presented as an example, and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention, and can be implemented in various other embodiments. Various omissions, replacements, and changes can be made without departing from the gist of. These embodiments and variations thereof are included in the scope and gist of the invention, and are also included in the scope of the invention described in the claims and the equivalent scope thereof.

1 器具本体
2 送風口
8 貯水室
10 回転体
11 ミストモータ
13 多孔部(衝突体)
14 送風ファン
15 送風経路
16 貯水室流入口
17 気水分離風路
18 バッフル板(気水分離手段)
49 吸入口
50 空清フィルタ
51 バイパス流入口
1 Instrument body 2 Blower port 8 Water storage chamber 10 Rotating body 11 Mist motor 13 Porous part (collision body)
14 Blower fan 15 Blower path 16 Water storage chamber inlet 17 Air / water separation air passage 18 Baffle plate (air / water separation means)
49 Suction port 50 Air clearing filter 51 Bypass inlet

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器具本体と、当該器具本体内に設置され空気を送風する送風ファンと、当該送風ファンの近傍に形成され前記器具本体外の空気を吸入する吸入口と、当該吸入口を通過した空気が流通する送風経路と、当該送風経路内の空気が流入する貯水室流入口が一端に形成され水を貯水する貯水室と、当該貯水室内の水を回転により汲み上げて外周方向へ飛散させる回転体と、当該回転体を回転可能となるように軸支した駆動軸と接続するミストモータと、前記回転体により飛散した水が衝突することで微細ミスト及び大径水滴を発生させる衝突体と、前記貯水室の他端に流路が鉛直上向きとなるよう接続され前記貯水室内で発生した微細ミスト及び大径水滴を含む加湿空気が流通する気水分離風路と、当該気水分離風路内に設置され前記加湿空気に含まれる大径水滴を分離する気水分離手段と、当該気水分離手段は、前記気水分離風路の対向する壁面に対し傾斜する傾斜面が互い違いとなるように複数設置され、前記気水分離風路の上端に接続され前記気水分離風路を通過した微細ミストを多く含む加湿空気が流通する上部空間と、当該上部空間の一側面に形成され微細ミストを多く含む前記加湿空気を前記器具本体外へ送風する送風口と、を備え、
前記送風経路から前記貯水室を介さず空気が流入可能なバイパス流入口を前記気水分離風路の前記気水分離手段より下流側かつ前記上部空間の上流側に形成し、前記バイパス流入口は、前記送風口と最も近い位置に設置された前記気水分離手段の前記傾斜面と対向する位置の前記気水分離風路に形成されたことを特徴とするミスト発生装置。
The main body of the appliance, the blower fan installed inside the main body of the appliance to blow air, the suction port formed near the blower fan to suck in the air outside the main body of the fixture, and the air passing through the suction port flow. A ventilation path, a water storage chamber in which an inlet for water flowing into the ventilation path is formed at one end to store water, and a rotating body that draws water in the water storage chamber by rotation and scatters it in the outer peripheral direction. A mist motor that connects to a drive shaft that supports the rotating body so that it can rotate, a colliding body that generates fine mist and large-diameter water droplets by colliding with water scattered by the rotating body, and the water storage chamber. The air-water separation air passage, which is connected to the other end so that the flow path faces vertically upward and through which humidified air containing fine mist and large-diameter water droplets generated in the water storage chamber flows, and the air-water separation air passage installed in the air-water separation air passage. A plurality of air-water separation means for separating large-diameter water droplets contained in humidified air and the air-water separation means are installed so that the inclined surfaces inclined with respect to the facing wall surface of the air-water separation air passage are staggered. The upper space where humidified air containing a large amount of fine mist connected to the upper end of the air-water separation air passage and passing through the air-water separation air passage flows, and the humidification formed on one side surface of the upper space and containing a large amount of fine mist. It is equipped with an air outlet that blows air to the outside of the instrument body.
A bypass inlet that allows air to flow in from the ventilation path without passing through the water storage chamber is formed on the downstream side of the steam separation means of the steam separation air passage and on the upstream side of the upper space, and the bypass inlet is formed. , A mist generator characterized in that it is formed in the air-water separation air passage at a position facing the inclined surface of the air-water separation means installed at a position closest to the air outlet .
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