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Definitions

• the present invention relates to a device and a method for treating, in particular humidifying, cleaning and / or washing air, such as an air humidifier, an air cleaner, an air washer or the like.
• Air treatment devices of the generic type serve to process air that is present in closed rooms and / or buildings, in particular to clean, humidify and / or wash it.
• the air treatment devices can have numerous areas of application, for example in medical technology or in the health industry, especially in medical practices, isolation rooms, sick rooms, intensive care units or clean rooms, in private households, especially in bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens or children's rooms, in public or industrial buildings such as museums, theaters , Government buildings or offices, and / or in mobility, for example for cleaning vehicle interiors, especially for taxis, rental cars or vehicle sharing concepts.
• the air treatment devices are free-standing devices and / or small electrical devices that can be placed on the floor in buildings or rooms or on shelves such as tables.
• Air purifiers are equipped with multi-layer filter systems.
• a highly effective particulate filter is supplemented by additional filters so that the sucked in room air is cleaned and freed from pollutants.
• Air washers usually work without additional filters and guide the air through a water bath, where it is cleaned and humidified at the same time.
• DE 196 21 996 A1 discloses an air humidifier with a liquid reservoir, from which liquid is pumped by means of a riser pipe to a vertex of a curved air flow surface made of glass. The water flows off at the air inflow surface and humidifies the incoming air. The water then flows back into the liquid reservoir via a drainage edge.
• the fine dust present in the air which has solid particles in the ⁇ g / m 3 range, has proven to be particularly critical. Fine dust can also contain bacteria, pollen, viruses, spores, fibers or the like.
• air handling devices There are generally two types of air handling devices, namely passive air handling devices and active air handling devices. With passive air treatment devices, no additional energy is introduced into the system in order to condition the air. Active air treatment devices are characterized by the fact that additional energy is expended in order to carry out the air treatment. Known air treatment devices are limited in their effectiveness with regard to air treatment. In particular, the passive systems are not able to effectively separate the fine dust particles from the air.
• a device for treating, in particular cleaning, humidifying and / or washing air is provided.
• the air can for example be provided with solid and / or liquid particles, in particular impurities, which can be at least partially separated from the air by means of the device according to the invention.
• the air is in particular air that is present in closed rooms and / or buildings, such as room air, and with which people can come into direct contact.
• the air treatment device is an electric device and / or a floor-standing device, which can be set down or set up in buildings or in rooms or which can be integrated into a room and / or building ventilation system, such as a vehicle interior ventilation system.
• the air treatment device can be designed as an independent device, in particular a floor-standing device, it is also possible to integrate the air treatment device according to the invention in ventilation systems, extractor hoods or other ventilation systems assigned to a room, a building or a room in a vehicle.
• the device has exemplary dimensions in the range from 100 mm to 500 mm in height x 50 mm to 300 mm in width x 50 mm to 300 mm in depth.
• the device can be able to free the air from liquid particles, such as fat or oil particles, as well as fine dust solid particles, even for solid particle concentrations in the microgram per cubic meter range.
• the device is able to comply with the fine dust limit values, with a fine dust limit value PM10 of 40 micrograms per cubic meter being achievable, for example.
• Fine dust particles are understood to be particles with an aerodynamic diameter of 10 micrometers or smaller.
• the device according to the invention comprises a rinsing body which can be rinsed, in particular rinsed, with liquid.
• the flushing body can be electrically conductive.
• the flushing body has an electrically conductive surface and / or an electrically conductive surface coating, at least in sections.
• the device can have operating states, such as an off state or a predetermined active operating state, in which the flushing body is not washed around.
• the liquid can be supplied from a reservoir belonging to the device, a separate liquid storage or reservoir or in some other way.
• the liquid is generally a flowable rinsing and / or collector medium, for example water, especially rainwater, a hygroscopic collecting material such as sodium hydroxide dissolved in a liquid, a gel, which is heated to a certain temperature, for example, so that a liquid state of aggregation is achieved, such as a wax or the like, an ionic liquid such as melted or released salts, or even highly viscous oils that are mixed with electrically conductive particles, such as Copper, used.
• the liquid can have a predetermined minimum electrical conductivity, for example of at least 0.005 S / m.
• the flushing body is mounted in a rotating manner and can be wetted or acted upon with the liquid, in particular continuously, during the rotation.
• the surface of the flushing body can be sprayed with liquid or partially immersed in a liquid or gel bath so that the surface is continuously wetted with the liquid.
• a liquid slush forms on the surface of the flushing body, which adheres to the surface of the flushing body during the rotation and is finally released back into the liquid bath in the course of the rotation, namely when the corresponding section of the flushing body is in the liquid bath is immersed.
• the flushing body can be designed essentially hollow and / or have curved and / or at least inclined outer surfaces with respect to a vertical direction, in particular drainage surfaces.
• the flushing body can be shaped in such a way that provided liquid is distributed essentially independently, in particular evenly, and / or flows around the flushing body essentially completely, in particular evenly.
• the flushing body can be supplied with liquid in its uppermost point, particularly viewed in relation to a vertical direction, which can define a distribution surface and from there independently, in particular evenly, flow off the flushing body and wash around it.
• the device comprises an air guiding system which is set up to allow the air to be treated to flow against, in particular flow around, the washing body.
• an air guiding system which is set up to allow the air to be treated to flow against, in particular flow around, the washing body.
• the air duct system can, for example, have an air duct through the device and / or past the flushing body and / or out of the device again define or limit it.
• the air duct system can for example have at least one inlet through which air, in particular ambient air such as room air, can flow into the device, an outlet through which the air treated by the device can leave the device again, and / or an air duct within the device have for particularly targeted guidance of air within the device.
• air is passed directly past the flushing body, in particular the air channel is delimited at least in sections by the flushing body.
• the air treatment device comprises an electrostatic precipitator.
• the electrostatic precipitator work essentially according to the following principle: release of electrical charges, especially electrons; Charging particles that may be present in the air in an electric field; Transport of the electrically charged particles to an opposite pole; Discharging the charged particles at the opposite pole; and removing the particles from the opposite pole.
• the electrostatic precipitator can, for example, generate an electrical high-voltage field, in particular in the range from 8 to 16 kilovolts, preferably in the range from n to 14 kilovolts.
• the principle of charge generation on which the electrostatic precipitator is based can be impact ionization.
• the electrostatic precipitator is assigned to the flushing body in such a way that solid and / or liquid particles are separated from the air to be treated and flowing towards the flushing body and get into the liquid.
• the inventors of the present invention have succeeded in integrating the electrodeposition technology for the highly effective and efficient separation of liquid and / or solid particles from an air stream in generic air treatment devices such as air humidifiers, air purifiers, air washers or the like.
• generic air treatment devices such as air humidifiers, air purifiers, air washers or the like.
• the air cleaning effect, in particular the separation effect, of generic devices can be significantly increased.
• Expensive filters, such as HEPA filters can be dispensed with, so that the operation of the air treatment device requires less maintenance and is therefore more cost-effective.
• a type of self-cleaning function is also generated by the combination of the flushing body around which the liquid flows and the assignment of the electrostatic precipitator to the flushing body.
• the separated solid and / or liquid particles can be collected in a targeted manner.
• the solid and / or liquid particles are entrained by the rinsing liquid or sediment in it.
• Subsequent cleaning of the device, in particular cleaning of the liquid is possible in a simple manner.
• the electrostatic precipitator is also protected from contamination.
• Another advantage of the air treatment device according to the invention is that any bacteria, pollen, viruses, spores, fibers or the like contained in fine dust can be deposited.
• the air treatment device can thus also have a medical purpose. In the event that the flushing body is rotatably mounted in a liquid bath, it can thus be ensured that, as a result of the rotation, the particles deposited in the liquid film on the rotating flushing body can be continuously released into the liquid bath and collected there.
• the device comprises a local liquid reservoir.
• Local means that the liquid reservoir is part of the device and / or is directly assigned to it, in contrast to a separate liquid reservoir or a separate liquid supply.
• the liquid reservoir is below the Um Why stresses stresses arranged. On the one hand, this results in a compact structure of the air treatment device; on the other hand, the rinsing liquid can get back into the liquid reservoir in a structurally simple manner using the force of weight.
• the liquid reservoir is integrated into a liquid circuit in such a way that the liquid, which may have been mixed with particles, can return to the liquid reservoir after it has been washed around the flushing body.
• the separated particles can be carried away by the rinsing liquid and transported into the liquid reservoir and collected there.
• Known electrostatic precipitators generally have the disadvantage that they clog with the separated particles, that is to say become contaminated, so that the separating effect of the electrostatic precipitator is reduced.
• the rinsing liquid prevents the separated particles from collecting and depositing on components of the electrostatic precipitator and discharges the particles in a targeted manner, namely into the liquid reservoir.
• the liquid which may have been mixed with particles, to be filtered before it is supplied to the flushing body in order to remove the particles separated from the air from the liquid. It is also possible to replace the collecting basin developing in the liquid reservoir for separated particles at certain time intervals.
• the flushing body is essentially completely surrounded by an at least temporarily moving, in particular continuously flowing, liquid film.
• the liquid film can, for example, have a film thickness in the range from 0.1 mm to 1 mm.
• the flushing body is convexly curved at least in sections.
• at least that surface of the flushing body is convexly curved which is supplied with liquid and from which the liquid is distributed in particular evenly around the flushing body, also the distribution surface called.
• the flushing body has a rotationally symmetrical shape. It can be oval or spherical in shape.
• the flushing body has an umbrella-like or dome-like drainage surface.
• the flushing body is designed to be rotationally symmetrical and has a central distribution surface from which the liquid spreads, in particular evenly, in order to flow off the flushing body in particular evenly.
• the distribution surface can define a highest point of the flushing body in relation to a vertical direction.
• the distribution surface can be designed as a substantially flat surface with little convexity.
• the convexity of the drainage surface can gradually increase starting from the distribution surface.
• the flushing body is shaped in such a way that the liquid washes around it essentially independently, in particular completely. It is clear that the liquid must first be fed to the rinsing body, in particular from the liquid reservoir, for example to be conveyed to the distribution surface.
• the flushing body can be shaped such that the liquid is distributed essentially exclusively using the force of weight, in particular evenly, on the flushing body and / or flows around it or flows down it and optionally flows back into the liquid reservoir.
• a central opening is provided in the distribution surface which is connected to the liquid reservoir via a liquid channel.
• a liquid delivery device such as a pump
• a valve device can also be coupled to the pump.
• the liquid leaves the liquid channel via the central opening and spreads in particular evenly on the distribution surface in order to wash around it in particular evenly and / or to flow off it in particular evenly.
• the central opening can for example be at the highest point of the distribution surface. It is also possible to mount the distribution surface in a cardanic manner, in particular by means of a cardanic suspension or mounting, so that it can be ensured that the central opening can be reliably supplied with the liquid and / or is at the highest point.
• the air treatment device comprises a liquid delivery device, such as a pump, for, in particular, continuous rinsing of the surrounding body with liquid.
• a liquid delivery device such as a pump
• the pump can have an active state in which liquid is continuously conveyed, in particular pumped, in the direction of the flushing body. Furthermore, the pump can assume a passive state in that the pumping or conveying operation is prevented and the flushing body is therefore not supplied with liquid.
• the liquid delivery device can furthermore be designed to deliver, in particular to pump, liquid, preferably continuously, from the liquid reservoir to a highest point of the flushing body, in particular to the distribution surface.
• the liquid can then flow off essentially exclusively under the influence of the weight force on the flushing body surface in order to flush the flushing body in particular evenly and / or to form a particularly uniform, at least temporarily moving liquid film on the flushing body surface .
• the air guidance system has an air delivery device, in particular an air intake device, such as a fan.
• a fan is generally understood to be a fluid flow machine that builds up a pressure ratio between 1 and 1.3 between the suction and pressure sides in order to convey air.
• the air delivery device can be set up to suck in air from the environment and / or to deliver air in the direction of the electrostatic precipitator.
• the air conveying device is able or provided to suck the air to be treated, in particular building and / or room air, into the device and feed it to or expose it to the electrostatic precipitator in order to subject the air to be treated to an electrodeposition process in order to convert solid and / or to separate liquid particles from the air to be treated in order to clean the air to be treated.
• the air delivery device is arranged above the flushing body.
• An air conveyor through the device, in particular in the area of the Electrostatic precipitator, can be oriented essentially in the vertical direction.
• the Luit treatment device This primarily results in a particularly compact design of the Luit treatment device, so that it can be enclosed in a compact structure in a structurally simple manner, so that the air treatment device is also suitable for small electrical devices, for example to be placed in offices and / or on tables or to be placed on a shelf.
• the air treatment device comprises an in particular multi-part housing.
• the housing can be made of plastic, in particular by injection molding.
• the flushing body and the electrostatic precipitator and, if applicable, the liquid reservoir, if appropriate the air delivery device and / or if appropriate the liquid delivery device, are completely accommodated in the housing.
• the housing can prevent external access to the individual components of the air treatment device.
• the accommodation of the individual components in a housing can be advantageous especially with regard to the use of the air treatment device as a small / floor-mounted electrical device for building rooms.
• the fact that the housing is made up of several parts can ensure, for example, that the individual components can be assembled or disassembled separately.
• a housing part is assigned to the flushing body and the electrostatic precipitator, a further housing part to the liquid reservoir and the liquid delivery device and, if necessary, an additional housing part to the air delivery device, whereby assigned is to be understood as meaning that the corresponding housing part essentially surrounds the corresponding component of the air treatment device.
• the housing can also have a bottom, so that the housing is closed at the bottom.
• the base is made in one piece with the housing part for the liquid reservoir and, if necessary, the liquid delivery device, in particular made by means of a plastic injection molding process.
• the individual housing parts can have connecting parts for connecting the individual housing parts, in particular for quick connections, such as form-fit and / or force-fit connections.
• the air treatment device comprises, in particular, a multi-part housing in which at least the flushing body and the electrostatic precipitator are accommodated.
• the air duct system has several air duct recesses in the housing.
• air duct recesses are made in the housing, which are part of the air guidance system, in particular to suck in air from the environment and / or to release air again in the direction of the environment, in particular to humidify the room.
• the air duct recesses can be made in the housing in such a way that a high amount of air can be effectively sucked in by means of the air conveying device and introduced into the device, so that the highest possible amount of air can be treated and / or solid and / or liquid particles can be cleaned up. It can also be ensured that a high degree of air humidification is achieved.
• the electrostatic precipitator has at least one emission electrode and at least one counter-electrode assigned to the emission electrode.
• the counter electrode and the emission electrode can be insulated from one another and / or each can be made from one piece.
• the emission electrode also known as the spray electrode, essentially serves to emit negatively charged particles in particular.
• the counter electrode also known as the precipitation electrode, forms the opposite pole.
• An electrical high voltage can be applied to the at least one emission electrode and the counter electrode, so that an electrical high voltage field can be generated between the emission electrode and the counter electrode.
• the high voltage is in the range of 8 to 16 kV.
• the space between emission electrode and counter electrode can be referred to as a separation space in which the solid and / or liquid particles are separated from the air flow.
• an electrical high voltage is applied between the at least one emission electrode and the counter electrode, so that a high voltage field is generated between the emission electrode and the counter electrode.
• the electrostatic precipitator is operated below the breakdown or flashover voltage.
• breakdown voltage too Flashover voltage is the term used to describe the voltage that must be exceeded in order for a voltage breakdown to occur through a material or substance, for example an insulator or gas.
• corona field strength is exceeded, electrons emerge from the emission electrode and interact with the surrounding air molecules, creating a so-called negative corona.
• Free electrons present in the air are strongly accelerated in the electrostatic field of the corona, so that a gas discharge can occur.
• the negative charges then move in the direction of the neutrally charged counter electrode.
• the counter electrode can, for example, be grounded and / or at ground potential.
• the negatively charged charges attach to the particles. Due to the electrostatic force of the direct voltage field acting transversely to the direction of flow of the air flow through the air treatment device, the negatively charged particles migrate in the direction of the counter electrode, where they can release their charge again.
• the air stream cleared of the particles can leave the electrostatic precipitator and in particular the air treatment device, the air to be treated being humidified at the same time due to the washing around body, so that the room is humidified.
• the counter electrode can be formed, for example, by the flushing body provided with electrical conductivity.
• the flushing body can be electrically conductive.
• the flushing body has an electrically conductive surface and / or an electrically conductive surface coating, at least in sections.
• the counter electrode is formed by the flushing body.
• the flushing body can be made of an electrically conductive material such as metal, in particular stainless steel.
• the flushing body therefore performs several functions:
• the flushing body is part of the electrostatic precipitator and forms the opposite pole to the build-up of the electrostatic field for the separation of particles from the air flow;
• the flushing body is responsible for the circulation of the liquid, which on the one hand cleans the counter-electrode, that is to say to avoid accumulation of the separated particles on the counter electrode surface, and on the other hand for the function of the air treatment device according to the invention for air humidification.
• the at least one emission electrode is assigned to the flushing body in such a way that particles separated from the air are attracted to the flushing body.
• the electrical charge of the particles in the high-voltage electrical field can thus be used to separate the charged particles from the air flow, so that an air flow that has essentially been cleaned of particles can be released from the device and fed back into the room, for example using the air humidification for Setting a desired humidity within the room.
• the electrostatic precipitator comprises a multiplicity of emission electrodes.
• the plurality of emission electrodes forms an emission electrode array.
• the term “array” is to be understood as a specific arrangement of the emission electrodes, the emission electrodes being arranged, for example, in several, in particular two, rows of several emission electrodes.
• the emission electrodes are in particular evenly distributed and / or arranged in a ring-like manner around the in particular rotationally symmetrical flushing body.
• the emission electrode array covers a fraction of the surface of the flushing body.
• a projected area of the multiplicity of emission electrodes on the flushing body makes up only a partial area of significantly less than 50%, in particular less than 30%, less than 20% or less than 10% of the total flushing body surface.
• the emission electrodes are arranged at a distance from the flushing body or the counter-electrode, viewed transversely to the direction of flow of the gas flow, whereby in particular the separation space is formed.
• the at least one emission electrode in particular the plurality of emission electrodes, is up to a quarter, in particular in the range from a quarter to three quarters, in the area from a highest point of the washing body, in particular viewed from the distribution surface , in particular at about half, an axial, in particular a vertical, height of the flushing body and / or attached to an inside of the housing.
• the at least one emission electrode attached in such a way that a distance is set transversely to the direction of flow between emission electrodes and the counter electrode. The larger the flushing area of the flushing body, the better the air to be treated can be humidified.
• the air treatment device according to the invention can furthermore be designed, in particular the electrostatic precipitator and the flushing body can be arranged with respect to one another in such a way that a pressure loss of the air flowing towards the flushing body can be kept as low as possible.
• the air treatment device according to the invention can be operated particularly efficiently.
• the pressure loss can be set via the distance, in particular the horizontal distance, which is also a measure of the size of the separation space, between the emission electrodes and against the electrode.
• Air treatment device are generated.
• the flushing body has a particularly lower and / or circumferential liquid drip and / or liquid drainage edge and a fluid return for returning the liquid, possibly mixed with separated particles, into the liquid reservoir and / or a liquid drainage and / or liquid drainage edge surrounding ring edge.
• the liquid drip and / or liquid discharge edge can be set in such a way that the liquid, in particular mixed with separated particles, leaves the rinsing body at it.
• the liquid passes from the liquid drip and / or liquid discharge edge into the fluid return and finally into the liquid reservoir.
• the ring edge can be assigned fluid return in order to allow a specific, predetermined return of the liquid.
• the device comprises an intermediate floor on which the flushing body rests.
• the ring edge can surround the liquid drip and / or liquid drainage edge in such a way that a liquid return basin for the predetermined return of the liquid into the liquid reservoir is formed between the ring edge, the flushing body and the intermediate base.
• the liquid return basin can have one or more liquid return openings that are locally assigned to the liquid reservoir.
• a liquid return channel can also be provided which opens from the liquid return basin into the liquid reservoir.
• the air treatment device comprises an electrical energy store, such as a battery or an accumulator.
• a rechargeable battery is generally understood as an accumulator. Battery operation or accumulator operation has proven to be advantageous in the treatment device according to the invention if this is to be used as a small electrical device or as a stand-alone electrical device for building rooms.
• Air treatment device includes this sensor system for detecting a parameter of the air to be treated, such as air humidity, a fine dust concentration or the like.
• the sensor system can be set up to evaluate the air to be treated inside the device or to sense, in particular measure, the air already outside the device.
• the device according to the invention can also have a controller for controlling the operation of the device.
• the controller can be set up to control the operation of the device as a function of the detected parameter or parameters of the air to be treated. For example, a certain humidity or a certain fine dust concentration can be set.
• the control can also be designed as a regulation so that the air treatment device automatically follows a control variable in order to set and / or maintain a desired humidity or a desired fine dust concentration in a room, for example according to a user input.
• the air treatment device can be operated in such a way that ozone is generated.
• the air to be treated can be freed of unpleasant odors and / or disinfected.
• the air treatment device can also be provided with an ozone filter, such as an activated carbon filter, in order to filter ozone out of the treated air again before it is released back into the environment. It is also possible to release ozone unfiltered into the environment in order to be able to apply ozone to the air in the room in which the air treatment device is installed and thus to be able to free it from unpleasant odors and / or to disinfect it.
• the ozone filter is activated or deactivated electrically or in that the ozone filter can be folded in and out mechanically, for example by manual actuation.
• the ozone filter can be arranged inside the housing in the area of the air outlets or also outside the housing.
• the air treatment device comprises a separation operating state in which an amount x of ozone is generated during the separation of solid and / or liquid particles from the air to be treated, and an ozonization operating state in which an amount y of Ozone is generated which is greater than the amount x.
• the air treatment device comprises an ozone filter assigned to the treated air, wherein in particular the ozone filter is movably arranged on the housing of the air treatment device, in particular is movably arranged in such a way that the ozone filter can be activated in the separation operating state and / or is positioned in such a way that the treated air flows through it and / or can be deactivated in the ozonization operating state and / or is positioned such that the treated air does not flow through it.
• an operation and / or a position of the ozone filter can be controlled, the ozone filter in particular being coupled to the sensors and / or the control of the air treatment device, in particular being coupled in such a way that the ozone filter is dependent on the detected parameters of the Air and / or can be controlled by the controller.
• the electrostatic precipitator has a separation operating state in which a particularly small amount of ozone is generated during the separation of solid and / or liquid particles from the air to be treated.
• the ozone filter is active or switched on in order to prevent ozone from flowing out of the air treatment device.
• the separation operating state can be activated, for example, when the air treatment device is in a room with people.
• the electrostatic precipitator can also have an ozonization operating state in which a larger amount of ozone is generated and which is intended to apply ozone to the room in which the air treatment device is used in order to be able to carry out disinfection and / or odor neutralization.
• the ozone filter In the ozonization operating state, the ozone filter can be deactivated or switched off, in particular folded away.
• the power supply to the electrostatic precipitator can be increased.
• the amount of liquid flowing around the washing body can be reduced, in particular the liquid supply can be cut off.
• the ozone filter can be activated or deactivated electrically or doggedly, in particular switched on or off mechanically.
• the ozone filter can be movably, in particular pivoted, mounted or arranged on the housing of the air treatment device so that it can be activated when required, namely in the separation operating state, for example by placing the ozone filter in a flow channel of the treated air treatment device is brought from flowing air.
• the ozone filter is arranged immediately before or immediately after the air outlets in the housing.
• the ozone filter can be deactivated if necessary, namely in the ozonization operating state, and / or enable an unfiltered flow of the treated and ozone-provided air from the air treatment device into the environment.
• the ozone filter can be folded away from the flow emerging.
• the ozone filter can be controlled electrically.
• the ozone filter can be coupled to the sensor system and / or the controller for operating the device.
• the controller can be set up in To control or set the position or the operating state of the ozone filter as a function of the detected parameter or parameters of the air to be treated and / or the treated air. If, for example, it is determined by the sensor system that the room air contains a predetermined limit of components in the air, such as bacteria, viruses, bacilli or the like, the controller can cause the ozone filter to be deactivated or positioned in such a way that the treated Air can get into the environment unfiltered in order to apply ozone to the room air.
• the air treatment device is operated with the electrostatic precipitator switched off, the air treatment device is used primarily for air humidification.
• the inflowing air continues to be exposed to the rinsing liquid which rinses around the rinsing body and is finally released again by the device in the direction of the surroundings.
• a further aspect of the present invention is a method for treating, in particular cleaning, humidifying and / or washing air, in particular room and / or building air or air, for example in a vehicle interior , provided.
• an at least temporarily moving, in particular continuously flowing, liquid film is formed and solid and / or liquid particles are electrically deposited into the liquid film from the air to be treated.
• FIG. 1 shows a schematic basic sketch of a device according to the invention
• FIG. 2 shows a perspective view of an exemplary embodiment of a device according to the invention
• FIG. 3 shows a perspective partial view of the device according to FIG.
• FIG. 4 shows a further perspective partial view of the device according to FIGS. 2 and 3;
• Figure 5 shows a further perspective partial view of an inventive
• FIG. 6 shows a sectional view of the device from FIG.
• a device according to the invention for treating air is generally provided with reference number 1.
• the device 1 for treating air hereinafter also referred to as the air treatment device 1, can fulfill various functions depending on the operating state or by structurally simple expansion, namely air humidification, air purification, air washing and particle separation, which makes the air purification particularly effective.
• air humidification air purification
• air washing and particle separation which makes the air purification particularly effective.
• FIG. 1 a schematic basic sketch of an air treatment device 1 is shown to illustrate its mode of operation.
• the main components of the air treatment device 1 according to FIG. 1 are essentially: a housing 3; a flushing body 5; an air duct system 7; and an electrostatic precipitator 9.
• the housing 3 from FIG. 1 is designed, for example, to be open at the top and otherwise comprises a base 12 and a circumferential side wall 13. All components of the air treatment device 1 according to the invention are accommodated or accommodated within the housing 3.
• the air guiding system 7 serves to allow the air to be treated to flow against the flushing body 5.
• the air guiding system 7 comprises at least one air inlet 11 which is formed by the housing opening which is open at the top.
• the air ducting system can be designed to discharge the treated air out of the device 1 again, which is implemented in the side wall 13, for example, by two housing ducts 15, 17, called air outlets.
• Air in particular ambient air from a building or for example from a vehicle interior, reaches the air treatment device 1 via the air duct system 7.
• the inflowing air is indicated by the arrow with the reference numeral 19.
• an air delivery device 21 such as an air suction device, for example a fan, can be arranged in order to actively suck air from the surroundings into the device 1.
• the air is directed in the direction of the flushing body 5 in order to flow around it, which is indicated by the arrows with the reference number 23.
• the flushing body 5 is shaped rotationally symmetrically according to the schematic illustration in FIG. 1 and is convexly curved, in particular it has an oval cross-sectional shape.
• the flushing body 5, as indicated schematically by the dashed arrows 25, is in particular continuously flushed with liquid to form an in particular continuously flowing liquid film on the flushing body 5.
• the liquid can originate, for example, from a local liquid reservoir 27, which is also arranged in the housing 3, specifically below the flushing body 5.
• a liquid delivery device 29 which can be, for example, a pump and to which, for example, a valve device 75 (FIG. 5). can be connected, liquid is conveyed from the liquid reservoir 27 to a vertical upper side 31 of the flushing body, which forms a kind of distribution surface. From this distribution surface 31, the liquid washes around the flushing body 5, in particular uniformly.
• a fluid circuit is formed so that the liquid flowing around the flushing body 5 can get back into the liquid reservoir 27 after the flushing around the flushing body 5.
• the rinsing liquid at a liquid drainage and / or liquid drip edge which is marked by the reference numeral 35, in Flow towards the liquid reservoir 27 and / or drip off.
• An exemplary fluid return 77 is shown in particular in FIG. 6.
• the air to be treated and flowing against the flushing body 5, in particular indicated by the reference numeral 23 can be humidified and finally returned to the environment via the air outlets 15, 17.
• the air flow outlet is indicated schematically by the curved arrows with the reference symbol 37.
• An ozone filter 39 can be arranged in the area of the air flow outlets 15, 17 in order to filter ozone from the air.
• the electrostatic precipitator 9 is assigned to the flushing body 5 in such a way that solid and / or liquid particles can be separated from the air 19, 23 to be treated.
• the air to be treated is not only humidified by the flushing liquid, but also subjected to particle separation in order to additionally clean it.
• the electrostatic precipitator 9 it is also possible to remove fine dust / very small solid particles from the air to be treated, which were perceived and classified as particularly critical and harmful.
• a further advantage of the air treatment device according to the invention is that the separated liquid and / or solid particles are transferred into the wash-around liquid and are transported by this with or from the wash-around body 5. On the one hand, it can thereby be avoided that the flushing body 5 becomes soiled and / or is clogged with particles. On the other hand, a targeted discharge of the particles to be separated is ensured, namely into the liquid reservoir 27. Provision can be made for the liquid in the liquid reservoir 27 to be exchanged, for example by completely dismantling a liquid basin accommodating the liquid reservoir, such as a drawer or the like, or without dismantling the air treatment device 1, for example by sucking off the liquid mixed with particles and adding a clean liquid again.
• the electrostatic precipitator 9 comprises a plurality of emission electrodes 43 which are arranged on an inside 45 of the housing and protrude in the direction of the flushing body 5 and face the flushing body 5. With respect to a vertical direction, the emission electrodes 43 are in the region of an upper half of the Flushing body 5, in particular in the area of an upper third of the flushing body 5, attached to the housing 3.
• the flushing body 5 is advantageously made of an electrically conductive material such as metal, in particular stainless steel, and forms the counter electrode of the electrostatic precipitator 9. Between the emission electrodes 43 and the counter electrode, i.e. the flushing body 5, a high-voltage electrical field can be generated around the particles in the air to charge electrically. During the operation of the air treatment device 5 and in particular the operation of the electrostatic precipitator 9, the charged solid and / or liquid particles are attracted by the washing body 5, which functions as a counter electrode, so that the particles can be fed to the liquid due to the electrostatic force or attraction, and thus out the air to be treated can be separated or separated.
• an electrically conductive material such as metal, in particular stainless steel
• the pump 29 is fluidly coupled to a liquid channel 47 in order to pump or convey the liquid from the liquid reservoir 27 to the distribution surface 31.
• an exemplary embodiment of an air treatment device 1 is described as a stand-alone device. To avoid repetitions, reference is made to the descriptions relating to FIG. 1, in particular with regard to the mode of operation and the basic structure. In the following description, the same or similar components are provided with the same or similar reference numerals.
• the air treatment device 3 comprises a multi-part housing 3.
• the multi-part housing 3 is essentially divided into three sections, namely a base part 51, a separator housing 53 assigned to the flushing body 5 and the electrostatic precipitator 9, and a separator housing 53 assigned to the air conveying device 21 Air guide housing part 55.
• the base housing part 51 is also constructed in several parts and can be partially dismantled from the remaining housing parts.
• a liquid housing part 57 comprising the liquid reservoir 27 can be removed from the bottom housing part 51 in the manner of a drawer, for example in order to exchange the liquid and / or to gain access to the interior of the air treatment device 1.
• That Liquid housing 57 can, for example, have an actuating recess 59, by means of which the liquid housing part 57 can be dismantled and reassembled in a simple manner.
• the individual housing parts 51 to 57 can be fastened to one another, for example, by form-fitting, latching and / or plug-in connections.
• the air duct system 7 comprises a plurality of air duct recesses 61 formed in the air duct housing 55, via which the air to be treated can reach the housing 3 of the air treatment device 1.
• the air duct recesses 61 can be positioned both radially with respect to an axis of rotation of the fan 21 and in the vertical direction above the fan 21 in order to be able to suck in as much air as possible.
• the air outlet openings 15, 17 are made in particular all around the housing 3 and allow the air to be treated to leave the air treatment device 1 or the housing 3 again after the treatment and / or particle separation.
• the exemplary embodiment of the air treatment device from FIG. 2 is described in more detail with the aid of the partial view according to FIG. 3 or the partial view according to FIG.
• the liquid reservoir 27 takes up approximately half of the volume enclosed by the base housing part 51.
• a liquid channel 47 runs in the direction of the flushing body 5 and opens at its highest point into a distribution surface 31, from which the liquid is distributed in particular evenly on the flushing body 5 in order to form a particularly continuously flowing liquid film thereon.
• the flushing body 5 is shaped like an umbrella or dome and is curved outward so that the liquid arriving on the distribution surface 31 can flow off essentially automatically, i.e. essentially exclusively under the action of weight, on the flushing body 5.
• the flushing body 5 is essentially hollow.
• the liquid channel 47 extends essentially through a center of the in particular rotationally symmetrical flushing body 5.
• the flushing body 5 rests on an intermediate floor 63 which forms a roof of the floor housing part 51.
• the flushing body 5 forms an in particular circumferential liquid drip and / or liquid drainage edge 35 from which the liquid no longer flows off the flushing body 5 or washes around it.
• the liquid drip and / or liquid drainage edge 35 is surrounded by an in particular circumferential ring rim 65 protruding from the intermediate base 63, the height of which is adapted to a liquid column of the liquid flowing around the washing body 5 that forms on the intermediate base 63.
• An annular liquid basin is formed between the annular rim 65, the flushing body 5 and the intermediate base 63 and is in fluid communication with the liquid reservoir 27.
• an upper delimitation 67 of the liquid reservoir 27 can be cut out, with an in particular ring-shaped circumferential recess 69 being arranged such that liquid flowing or dripping from the liquid basin can return via the recess 69 into the liquid reservoir 27.
• fluid return openings are provided in the liquid basin.
• An electronic component 79 for supplying energy is indicated schematically and is arranged in the center of the hollow flushing body 5.
• the air flow is indicated schematically by a thick arrow that starts with the reference number 19, which stands for the air to be treated, to be introduced into the air treatment device, and ends with the reference number 37, which stands for the treated air to be emitted from the air treatment device 1.
• the fan 21 In the upper area, in which the fan 21 is arranged and in which the air 19 can be introduced into the air treatment device 1 via the air duct recesses 61 of the air guiding system 7, fan blades 71 of the fan 21 can be arranged and rotate about its axis of rotation, which for example runs through the center of the flushing body 5.
• the air 23 to be treated is conveyed by the fan 21 directly in the direction of the flushing body 5 in order to come into contact with the liquid. In this way, the air is humidified, because the humidified air can then leave the air treatment device 1 again via the air outlets 15, 17 and be supplied to the environment.
• FIGS. 3 and 4 show that an emission electrode array 73 extending in a ring around the flushing body 5 is attached to the inside 45 of the housing 3.
• the emission electrode array 73 interacts with the flushing body 5, which acts as a counter electrode, in order to build up a high-voltage electrical field, in particular in the space between the surrounding flushing body 5 and the emission electrode array 73.
• the air 23 to be treated flowing through the electrical high-voltage field can thus be fed to a separation process.
• any solid and / or liquid particles in the air to be treated 23 are electrically charged by the electrostatic precipitator 9 and can thus in the further course of the flow of the air to be treated 23 from the air flow, which according to the reference number 37 via the flow outlets 17, 15 leaves the housing 3 again, are electrostatically attracted by the flushing body 5 acting as a counter electrode.
• the electrical force of attraction on the particles to be deposited which are particularly negatively charged, causes the deposition or separation of the air flow and the particle additive.
• the liquid film (not shown) formed in particular continuously on the drainage surface 33 of the flushing body 5 is intended to take up and transport the deposited particles, in particular after the negatively charged particles have given up their charge again on the counter electrode 5.
• the liquid, possibly mixed with particles can then be transported back into the liquid reservoir 27 by means of the liquid return 77 described above.
• the treated air 37 is thus humidified and / or cleaned of particles, in particular freed.
• FIGS. 5 and 6 A further exemplary embodiment of an air treatment device 1 is described with reference to FIGS. 5 and 6.
• the air treatment device 1 is designed essentially analogously to the air treatment device 1 of FIGS. In this respect, the description essentially deals with the aspects or details not shown in FIGS. 2 to 4. Identical or similar components are provided with the same or similar reference numbers.
• FIGS. 5 and 6 it can be seen that the pump 29 arranged outside the liquid reservoir 27 is fluidly connected to the liquid in the liquid reservoir 27 via a valve device 75 which protrudes into the liquid reservoir 27.
• the exemplary Execution of the separator housing part 53 can be seen, according to which this forms an upper intermediate floor 81, on which the fan 21 is arranged on the one hand and which has air ducts 83 for guiding the air 19 to be treated through.
• the liquid return 77 can be seen. This is designed as a recess, opening or passage in the lower intermediate floor 63 on which the flushing body 5 is arranged and which delimits the liquid return basin. From a synopsis of FIGS.
• the intermediate floor 63 is formed completely closed in an area which does not face the liquid reservoir 27, and that the intermediate floor 63 is in the section associated with the liquid reservoir 27, in particular arranged vertically above , in particular where the recess 69 is provided in the upper delimitation 67 of the liquid reservoir 27, so that the liquid possibly mixed with particles can flow or drip back into the liquid reservoir 27.
• the air treatment device 1 according to FIGS. 5 and 6 does not have any lateral air duct recesses 61 in the housing part 55, but only on the vertical upper side.

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