JPH06344766A - Setup structure of heat exchanger in air-conditioning case - Google Patents

Setup structure of heat exchanger in air-conditioning case

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JPH06344766A
JPH06344766A JP16496093A JP16496093A JPH06344766A JP H06344766 A JPH06344766 A JP H06344766A JP 16496093 A JP16496093 A JP 16496093A JP 16496093 A JP16496093 A JP 16496093A JP H06344766 A JPH06344766 A JP H06344766A
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heat exchanger
conditioning case
air
insulating material
air conditioning
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Yoshinori Hashimoto
本 芳 則 橋
Tatsuya Kitajima
島 達 也 北
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Bosch Corp
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Zexel Corp
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To fix a heat exchanger in an air-conditioning case with certainty as well as to improve the assembling property. CONSTITUTION:A heat exchanger 11 is set up on an inner surface of an air- conditioning case 1 via a heat insulating material, and a rib 22 to be engaged with this heat exchanger 11 is installed in the inner surface of the case 1 projectingly. In addition, plural pieces of guide ribs 22 are set up on the inner surface of the case 1 at specified intervals, and these guide ribs 22 are set up in parallel with the moving direction of air in the air-conditioning case 1 along at least an upstream end face of the heat exchanger 11.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】Detailed Description of the Invention

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】本発明は空調ケース内に熱交換器
を確実に固定できるとともに、その組付け性を改善した
空調ケースにおける熱交換器の設置構造に関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a structure for installing a heat exchanger in an air conditioning case, which is capable of securely fixing the heat exchanger in the air conditioning case and improving its assembling property.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】一般に空調ケースは樹脂成形した上下一
対のケースで構成され、これらのケースは例えば実公昭
62ー8165号公報のように、一部をエバポレータの
形状に合わせて成形され、その内部にエバポレータを押
し込むか、または実公昭54ー45620号公報のよう
に、ケース内壁に係止壁を突設し、該壁にエバポレータ
を嵌込んで固定していた。
2. Description of the Related Art Generally, an air-conditioning case is composed of a pair of upper and lower cases formed by resin molding, and these cases are partly formed in conformity with the shape of the evaporator as disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 62-8165. The evaporator is pushed in or the locking wall is projectingly provided on the inner wall of the case and the evaporator is fitted and fixed to the wall as in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 54-45620.

【0003】しかし、これらの固定法は概して、ケース
内でのエバポレータの位置決め的な役割が大きく、エバ
ポレータの固定という面では余り実効がなかった。しか
も、上記の固定法はケースの成形部や係止壁によって、
空気の移動が遮られ、熱交換面積の減少を招くととも
に、空気の変流を引き起こして、通気抵抗の増加や騒音
の発生を助長する等の問題があった。
However, these fixing methods generally play a large role in positioning the evaporator within the case, and are not very effective in terms of fixing the evaporator. Moreover, the above-mentioned fixing method uses the molded part of the case and the locking wall,
There are problems that the movement of air is obstructed, the heat exchange area is reduced, and the air is transformed, which increases the ventilation resistance and promotes the generation of noise.

【0004】この場合、上記の問題を解決するためにケ
ースの成形部や係止壁の高さを低くすると、組付け時に
エバポレータがそれらに乗り上がり、組付け不良が頻発
する不具合がある。
In this case, if the height of the molded portion of the case and the height of the locking wall are reduced in order to solve the above-mentioned problems, there is a problem that the evaporator rides on them during assembly, resulting in frequent assembly failures.

【0005】一方、従来より空調ケースの内面に断熱材
を接着しており、例えば実公昭62ー8165号公報で
は、ケースの全面に断熱材を接着している。しかし、こ
の接着作業は煩雑で手間が掛かり、コスト高になるた
め、近時では下側ケース内面の底部だけに断熱材を接着
し、上側ケースの内面と接するエバポレータの上部周面
に断熱材を巻き付けて、組付けるようにしている。
On the other hand, conventionally, a heat insulating material is adhered to the inner surface of the air conditioning case. For example, in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 62-8165, the heat insulating material is adhered to the entire surface of the case. However, this bonding work is cumbersome, time-consuming, and expensive, so recently, a heat insulating material is bonded only to the bottom of the inner surface of the lower case, and the heat insulating material is attached to the upper peripheral surface of the evaporator that is in contact with the inner surface of the upper case. It is wrapped around and assembled.

【0006】しかし、この組み付け法は、エバポレータ
に巻き付けた断熱材の表面が滑らかなため、ケースの組
付け後、エバポレータが移動してしまう問題があり、ま
た上記の方法は、断熱材をエバポレータ周面から食み出
して、ケースとエバポレータとの直接接触を回避させて
いるため、エバポレータの四隅を空調ケースの成形部や
係止壁に押し込む場合は、作業に腕力を要して手間が掛
かり、しかも断熱材が強力に圧迫されて最悪時には引き
ちぎれる心配がある。
However, this assembling method has a problem that the evaporator moves after the case is assembled because the surface of the heat insulating material wound around the evaporator is smooth, and the above method has a problem in that the heat insulating material surrounds the evaporator. Since it protrudes from the surface and avoids direct contact between the case and the evaporator, when pushing the four corners of the evaporator into the molding part of the air-conditioning case or the locking wall, it takes a lot of time and effort to perform the work. Moreover, there is a concern that the insulation will be severely compressed and will be torn off in the worst case.

【0007】[0007]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】本発明はこのような問
題を解決し、空調ケース内に熱交換器を確実に固定でき
るとともに、その組付け性を改善し得るようにした、空
調ケースにおける熱交換器の設置構造を提供することを
目的とする。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention solves such a problem and is capable of reliably fixing a heat exchanger in an air-conditioning case and improving its assembling ability. It is an object to provide an installation structure of an exchanger.

【0008】[0008]

【課題を解決するための手段】このため、本発明の空調
ケースにおける熱交換器の設置構造は、空調ケースの内
面に断熱材を介して熱交換器を配置し、該熱交換器と係
合するリブを空調ケースの内面に突設した、空調ケース
における熱交換器の設置構造において、空調ケースの内
面に複数のガイドリブを所定の間隔で配置し、該ガイド
リブを熱交換器の少なくとも上流側端面に沿って、空調
ケース内の空気の移動方向と平行に配置して、熱交換器
の組付け性を改善するとともに、熱交換面積の増加と空
気の変流防止を図れるようにしたことを特徴としてい
る。また、本発明の空調ケースにおける熱交換器の設置
構造は、空調ケースの内面に断熱材を介して熱交換器を
配置した、空調ケースにおける熱交換器の設置構造にお
いて、熱交換器と相対する空調ケースの対向面に断面略
三角形のリブを突設し、該リブの尖端を抜き勾配0°に
形成し、該リブの尖端を断熱材に圧接して、リブを断熱
材に均一に食い込ませ、熱交換器の周面を一様に圧接す
ることで、熱交換器を強固に固定できるようにしたこと
を特徴としている。
For this reason, in the installation structure of the heat exchanger in the air conditioning case of the present invention, the heat exchanger is arranged on the inner surface of the air conditioning case via a heat insulating material and engaged with the heat exchanger. In the installation structure of the heat exchanger in the air conditioning case in which the ribs that protrude from the inner surface of the air conditioning case are provided, a plurality of guide ribs are arranged at predetermined intervals on the inner surface of the air conditioning case, and the guide ribs are provided on at least the upstream end surface of the heat exchanger. It is arranged parallel to the moving direction of air in the air-conditioning case to improve the assembling property of the heat exchanger and to increase the heat exchange area and prevent the air from transforming. I am trying. Further, the installation structure of the heat exchanger in the air conditioning case of the present invention is opposed to the heat exchanger in the installation structure of the heat exchanger in the air conditioning case in which the heat exchanger is arranged on the inner surface of the air conditioning case via the heat insulating material. A rib having a substantially triangular cross section is projectingly provided on the opposing surface of the air conditioning case, the tip of the rib is formed to have a draft of 0 °, and the tip of the rib is pressed against the heat insulating material so that the rib evenly digs into the heat insulating material. The feature is that the heat exchanger can be firmly fixed by uniformly pressing the peripheral surface of the heat exchanger.

【0009】[0009]

【作用】熱交換器の組み付け時に断熱材がガイドリブの
間に入り込んで逃げるから、腕力を要することなく組み
付けられる。したがって、断熱材に対する圧迫が軽減さ
れるから、これが引きちぎれたり、空調ケースと熱交換
器とが直に接触することがない。ガイドリブを空気の移
動方向と平行に配置することで、その通気抵抗が低減さ
れ、また熱交換器の全面に空気を導いて熱交換面積が増
加し、熱交換性能が向上する。略三角形断面のリブとす
ることで、尖端が断熱材に強力に食い込み、熱交換器を
強固に固定するとともに、良好なシール効果を得られ、
しかもその尖端の抜き勾配0°が可能になる。そして、
リブ尖端の抜き勾配を0°にすることで、リブを断熱材
に均一に食い込ませ、熱交換器の周面を一様に圧接し
て、熱交換器を強固に固定するとともに、抜き勾配によ
るケースと断熱材との間隙をなくし、良好なシール効果
を奏する
When the heat exchanger is assembled, the heat insulating material enters between the guide ribs and escapes, so that the heat insulating material can be assembled without requiring arm strength. Therefore, pressure on the heat insulating material is reduced, so that the heat insulating material is not torn off and the air conditioning case and the heat exchanger do not come into direct contact with each other. By arranging the guide ribs in parallel with the moving direction of air, the ventilation resistance is reduced, and the air is guided to the entire surface of the heat exchanger to increase the heat exchange area, thereby improving the heat exchange performance. By using a rib with a substantially triangular cross-section, the tip bites strongly into the heat insulating material, firmly fixing the heat exchanger and obtaining a good sealing effect,
Moreover, a draft of 0 ° is possible at the tip. And
By setting the draft of the rib tips to 0 °, the ribs bite into the heat insulating material evenly, and the peripheral surface of the heat exchanger is evenly pressed to firmly fix the heat exchanger. A good sealing effect is achieved by eliminating the gap between the case and the heat insulating material.

【0010】[0010]

【実施例】以下、本発明を車両用空調装置に適用した図
示実施例について説明すると、図1乃至図5において1
は空気通路を形成する合成樹脂成形品の空調ケースで、
両側に内外気取入口とヒータコア(図示略)とに連絡す
る空気入口2と空気出口3とを開口しており、上記ケー
ス1は上下一対の上下側ケース4,5を接合して組付け
られている。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An illustrated embodiment in which the present invention is applied to a vehicle air conditioner will be described below.
Is an air-conditioning case made of synthetic resin that forms the air passage,
An air inlet 2 and an air outlet 3 which communicate with the inside and outside air intakes and a heater core (not shown) are opened on both sides, and the case 1 is assembled by joining a pair of upper and lower side cases 4 and 5. ing.

【0011】上下側ケース4,5は略箱形に形成され、
このうち上側ケース4は空気通路を区画する側壁6と天
井壁7とを備え、また下側ケース5は空気通路を区画す
る側壁8と底部壁9とを備えている。空気通路の略中央
に位置する天井壁7は略屋根形に成形され、その内面と
前記側壁6,8および底部壁9とで、平面が略横長矩形
の熱交換器収容スペース10を区画し、該スペース10
に熱交換器であるエバポレータ11を設置している。実
施例ではエバポレータ11として、実公平4一3573
3号公報に示す、いわゆる片側タンク型のエバポレータ
を使用している。
The upper and lower cases 4 and 5 are formed in a substantially box shape,
Of these, the upper case 4 includes a side wall 6 and a ceiling wall 7 that define an air passage, and the lower case 5 includes a side wall 8 and a bottom wall 9 that define an air passage. The ceiling wall 7 located substantially in the center of the air passage is formed in a substantially roof shape, and the inner surface thereof and the side walls 6, 8 and the bottom wall 9 define a heat exchanger accommodation space 10 having a substantially horizontally long rectangular plane. The space 10
An evaporator 11 which is a heat exchanger is installed in. In the embodiment, the evaporator 11 is used as a fair fair 43573.
A so-called one-sided tank type evaporator shown in Japanese Patent Publication No. 3 is used.

【0012】天井壁7の内面には、一対のリブ12,1
3がエバポレータ11の上面に沿って平行に突設され、
このうち一方のリブ13は、その中央部を平面略コ字状
に形成している。実施例ではリブ12,13の突出高さ
を約1mmに成形し、その断面形状を図3のように略三
角形に形成していて、その尖端部をエバポレータ11の
上部周面に巻き付けた断熱材14に圧接させている。断
熱材14は実施例では3〜5mm厚のものを使用し、エ
バポレータ11の組付け時に20〜50%、具体的には
約1mm圧縮するようにしている。
A pair of ribs 12, 1 are provided on the inner surface of the ceiling wall 7.
3 are projected in parallel along the upper surface of the evaporator 11,
One of the ribs 13 has a central portion formed in a substantially U-shape in a plane. In the embodiment, the ribs 12 and 13 are formed to have a protruding height of approximately 1 mm, and the cross-sectional shape thereof is formed into a substantially triangular shape as shown in FIG. 3, and the tip end thereof is wound around the upper peripheral surface of the evaporator 11. It is pressed against 14. In the embodiment, the heat insulating material 14 has a thickness of 3 to 5 mm, and is compressed by 20 to 50%, specifically about 1 mm when the evaporator 11 is assembled.

【0013】リブ12,13の間の天井壁7には通孔1
5,16が形成され、その開口縁にサーモハーネス(図
示略)取付け用の係止爪17,18が切起して成形さ
れ、それらの周囲に前記リブ12,13と同様なリブ1
9,20が、平面略U字形に配置されていて、それらの
両端をリブ12,13に連結している。したがって、通
孔15,16は、その周囲をリブ19,20,12,1
3で囲まれている。
A through hole 1 is formed in the ceiling wall 7 between the ribs 12 and 13.
5, 16 are formed, locking claws 17, 18 for mounting a thermo harness (not shown) are cut and raised at the opening edges, and ribs 1 and 2 similar to the ribs 12, 13 are formed around them.
9 and 20 are arranged in a substantially U shape in plan view, and both ends thereof are connected to the ribs 12 and 13. Therefore, the through holes 15 and 16 have ribs 19, 20, 12, 1 around their peripheries.
Surrounded by 3.

【0014】エバポレータ11の上面直上に位置する天
井壁7の一側、実施例では空気通路の上流側に、断熱材
14と係合可能な係止壁21が内側に突設され、該壁2
1に沿って複数のガイドリブ22が間隔を置いて配置さ
れている。
On one side of the ceiling wall 7 located immediately above the upper surface of the evaporator 11, that is, on the upstream side of the air passage in the embodiment, a locking wall 21 engageable with the heat insulating material 14 is provided so as to project inward, and the wall 2
1, a plurality of guide ribs 22 are arranged at intervals.

【0015】ガイドリブ22は、断熱材41が介在しな
い天井壁7のテーパ状内面に板状に突設され、それらの
位置を空気通路内の空気の流れと平行に配置している。
この場合、ガイドリブ22は前記エバポレータ11のチ
ューブ(図示略)と重合する直前に配置し、熱交換面積
の確保と通気抵抗の低減を図ることが臨ましい
The guide ribs 22 are provided in a plate shape on the tapered inner surface of the ceiling wall 7 without the heat insulating material 41 interposed therebetween, and their positions are arranged in parallel with the air flow in the air passage.
In this case, it is advisable to arrange the guide rib 22 immediately before overlapping with the tube (not shown) of the evaporator 11 to secure a heat exchange area and reduce ventilation resistance.

【0016】ガイドリブ22の上下方向の長さは、係止
壁21の突出高さの2倍以上に形成され、かつその形状
は図3のように略矩形に形成されている。ガイドリブ2
2の内側端面は、垂直面よりも外側へθ°角度を付けて
形成され、その内側に突出した隅角部22aを円弧状に
形成し、かつその周縁を湾曲面に形成して、エバポレー
タ11の組付け時に断熱材14の破損を防止するように
している。
The length of the guide rib 22 in the vertical direction is at least twice the protruding height of the locking wall 21, and the shape thereof is substantially rectangular as shown in FIG. Guide rib 2
The inner end surface of 2 is formed with an angle of θ ° outward from the vertical surface, the corner portion 22a protruding inward is formed in an arc shape, and the peripheral edge thereof is formed in a curved surface. The heat insulating material 14 is prevented from being damaged during assembly.

【0017】なお、実施例ではガイドリブ22を天井壁
7の一側に設けているが、該天井壁7の対向面に同様な
ガイドリブを設けてもよい。また、上記係止壁21を省
略することも可能であり、そのようにすることで、係止
壁21による熱交換面積の低下と空気の変流を防止し得
る。
Although the guide rib 22 is provided on one side of the ceiling wall 7 in the embodiment, a similar guide rib may be provided on the facing surface of the ceiling wall 7. Further, it is possible to omit the locking wall 21, and by doing so, it is possible to prevent the heat exchange area from being reduced by the locking wall 21 and the change of air flow.

【0018】熱交換器収容スペース10を区画する相対
する側壁6,8には、平面略三角形断面の各一対のリブ
23〜26が内側に突設され、それらの尖端を断熱材4
1と、底部壁9に接着した断熱材31とに圧接させてい
る。リブ23〜26は側壁6,8に沿って上下方向に形
成され、その少なくとも一方を上下側ケース4,5の接
合部27,28、つまりパーティングラインに延設して
いる。
A pair of ribs 23 to 26 each having a substantially triangular cross section in plan view are provided inwardly on the opposing side walls 6 and 8 which define the heat exchanger housing space 10, and the tips of these ribs 23 to 26 are provided to the heat insulating material 4.
1 and the heat insulating material 31 adhered to the bottom wall 9 are pressed against each other. The ribs 23 to 26 are formed in the up-down direction along the side walls 6 and 8, and at least one of the ribs extends to the joining portions 27 and 28 of the upper and lower cases 4 and 5, that is, the parting line.

【0019】リブ23〜26の尖端は抜き勾配が0°に
成形され、それらの端縁を図2のように垂直に配置して
おり、またそれらの接合部27,28に位置する端縁
は、小さな円弧状に形成されていて、エバポレータ11
の組付け時に、それらの隙間に断熱材14,31を入り
込ませ、当該部をシールしている。
The tips of the ribs 23 to 26 are formed with a draft of 0 °, and their edges are arranged vertically as shown in FIG. 2, and the edges located at their joints 27 and 28 are , Formed in a small arc shape, and the evaporator 11
At the time of assembling, the heat insulating materials 14 and 31 are inserted into the gaps to seal the relevant parts.

【0020】図中、29は下側ケース5の底部に設けた
水溜、30はドレン孔である。
In the figure, 29 is a water reservoir provided at the bottom of the lower case 5, and 30 is a drain hole.

【0021】図6および図7は本発明の他の実施例を示
し、前述の実施例と対応する構成部分には同一の符号を
用いている。これらの実施例は、天井壁7の内面に設け
たリブ12,13を平行線状に配置する代わりに、格子
状や破線状に配置し、更には散点状(図示略)に配置す
る等して、断熱材41ないしエバポレータ11の固定を
強化するようにした点を特徴にしている。
6 and 7 show another embodiment of the present invention, in which the same reference numerals are used for the components corresponding to those of the above-mentioned embodiment. In these embodiments, instead of arranging the ribs 12 and 13 provided on the inner surface of the ceiling wall 7 in a parallel line shape, they are arranged in a lattice shape or a broken line shape, and further arranged in a scattered point shape (not shown). In addition, the fixing of the heat insulating material 41 or the evaporator 11 is strengthened.

【0022】このように構成した空調ケースにおける熱
交換器の設置構造は、エバポレータ11を確実かつ強固
に固定する手段として、平面が略三角形の断面形状をし
たリブ12,13,23〜26を採用し、その製作に際
しては金型の所定位置に、それらの成形溝を彫り込むこ
とで足りるから、工作が容易で安価に対応できる。
The heat exchanger installation structure in the air-conditioning case constructed as described above employs ribs 12, 13, 23 to 26 each having a substantially triangular cross section as a means for securely and firmly fixing the evaporator 11. However, since it suffices to engrave the molding grooves at predetermined positions of the mold in the production thereof, the work is easy and the cost can be coped with.

【0023】したがって、上下側ケース4,5の成形
時、それらからコア型が離型する際の抵抗が接触面積の
減少分小さくなるから、リブ23〜26の先端の抜き勾
配が0°でも、それらの成形が可能になる。
Therefore, when the upper and lower cases 4 and 5 are molded, the resistance when the core mold is released from them is reduced by the reduction of the contact area. Therefore, even if the draft of the tips of the ribs 23 to 26 is 0 °, They can be molded.

【0024】次に上記設置構造の組み付けに際しては、
予め下側ケース5の底部壁9に断熱材31を接着し、ま
たエバポレータ11の上部周面、つまり上面と左右両側
面に亙って断熱材41を食み出して逆U字形状に被せ、
これを接着して置く。
Next, when assembling the above installation structure,
The heat insulating material 31 is adhered to the bottom wall 9 of the lower case 5 in advance, and the heat insulating material 41 is squeezed out over the upper peripheral surface of the evaporator 11, that is, the upper surface and the left and right side surfaces, and is covered in an inverted U shape.
Put this on glue.

【0025】そして、エバポレータ11の上部側に上側
ケース4を押し込み、またエバポレータ11の底部側に
下側ケース5を押し込んで、それらの端部を接合し、空
調ケース1を組み付ける。
Then, the upper case 4 is pushed into the upper side of the evaporator 11 and the lower case 5 is pushed into the bottom side of the evaporator 11 to join their ends, and the air conditioning case 1 is assembled.

【0026】その際、エバポレータ11の前端部は係止
壁21に係合して位置決めされ、しかも上記壁21の突
出高さは比較的高いから、上記組み付け時にエバポレー
タ11が乗り上げることはない。また、リブ23〜26
の接合端部は、いわゆるアール状に形成されているか
ら、それらが断熱材41に接触しても、これを破損させ
たりしない。
At this time, the front end of the evaporator 11 is engaged with the locking wall 21 to be positioned, and since the projection height of the wall 21 is relatively high, the evaporator 11 does not run up during the assembling. Also, the ribs 23 to 26
Since the joint end portions of are formed in a so-called rounded shape, even if they contact the heat insulating material 41, they will not be damaged.

【0027】なお、係止壁21を省略した場合、複数の
ガイドリブ22が係止壁21に代わって機能するから、
エバポレータ11の位置決めに支障はなく、またガイド
リブ22は係止壁21よりも下方に突出しているから、
上記組み付け時にエバポレータ11が乗り上げることも
ない。
When the locking wall 21 is omitted, the plurality of guide ribs 22 function in place of the locking wall 21,
Since there is no hindrance to the positioning of the evaporator 11, and the guide rib 22 projects below the locking wall 21,
The evaporator 11 does not ride up during the above-mentioned assembly.

【0028】しかも、ガイドリブ22は間隔を置いて配
置されているから、上記組み付け時に断熱材41がその
空隙に入り込んで外側へ逃げ、その強力な圧迫から回避
されて、容易かつ円滑な組み付けを促す。更に、ガイド
リブ22の内側端面はテーパ状に形成され、かつその隅
角部22aを円弧状に形成しているから、上記組み付け
時に断熱材41に接触しても、これを破損させたりしな
い。
Moreover, since the guide ribs 22 are arranged at intervals, the heat insulating material 41 enters the gap and escapes to the outside at the time of the above-mentioned assembling, and it is avoided from the strong pressure to promote easy and smooth assembling. . Further, since the inner end surface of the guide rib 22 is formed in a tapered shape and the corner portion 22a thereof is formed in an arc shape, even if it contacts the heat insulating material 41 during the above-mentioned assembly, it does not damage it.

【0029】こうして空調ケース1が組み付けられる
と、エバポレータ11の上面が断熱材14を介して、リ
ブ12,13,19,20の尖端と係合し、またその左
右の側面が断熱材14,31を介し、リブ23〜26の
尖端と係合して、エバポレータ11が強固に固定され、
同時に当該部が強力にシールされる。
When the air conditioning case 1 is assembled in this manner, the upper surface of the evaporator 11 engages with the tips of the ribs 12, 13, 19, 20 via the heat insulating material 14, and the left and right side surfaces of the heat insulating material 14, 31. Through, through engagement with the tips of the ribs 23 to 26, the evaporator 11 is firmly fixed,
At the same time, the part is strongly sealed.

【0030】この場合、リブ23〜26の尖端は抜き勾
配が0°に形成されているから、これらが断熱材14,
31に均一に食い込み、エバポレータ11を強固に固定
するとともに、これに抜き勾配を付けた場合のエバポレ
ータ11との間の空隙がなく、したがってこの空隙を閉
塞する必要もない。
In this case, since the tips of the ribs 23 to 26 are formed with a draft of 0 °, these are heat insulating materials 14,
Even if it bites into 31 uniformly, the evaporator 11 is firmly fixed, and there is no gap between the evaporator 11 and the evaporator 11 when a draft is added to this, it is not necessary to close this gap.

【0031】更にパーティングライン27,28に位置
するリブ23〜26の端縁は、小さな円弧状に形成され
ているから、上記組み付け時にそれらの間に断熱材1
4,311が押し込まれて閉塞し、当該部をシールす
る。
Further, since the edges of the ribs 23 to 26 located on the parting lines 27 and 28 are formed in a small arc shape, the heat insulating material 1 is placed between them at the time of the above-mentioned assembly.
4, 311 are pushed in and closed, and the part is sealed.

【0032】一方、通孔15,16は断熱材14で内側
から閉塞され、それらの周囲はリブ12,20と13,
19とで取り囲まれ、その周縁をエバポレータ11の上
端が圧接しているから、通孔15,16周辺の気密性が
保たれる。したがって、空調運転時に空調ケース1に導
入された空気が、通孔15,16から漏れ出ることはな
い。
On the other hand, the through holes 15 and 16 are closed from the inside by a heat insulating material 14, and the peripheries thereof are ribs 12, 20 and 13,
Since it is surrounded by 19 and the upper end of the evaporator 11 is in pressure contact with its peripheral edge, airtightness around the through holes 15 and 16 is maintained. Therefore, the air introduced into the air conditioning case 1 during the air conditioning operation does not leak from the through holes 15 and 16.

【0033】この場合、断熱材14は上側ケース4とエ
バポレータ11との間に比較的緩慢に圧接されているか
ら、音の伝導路として機能することはなく、したがって
空調運転時にエバポレータ11から発生する冷媒流動音
を拾うことはない。
In this case, since the heat insulating material 14 is pressed relatively slowly between the upper case 4 and the evaporator 11, it does not function as a sound conduction path, and therefore is generated from the evaporator 11 during the air conditioning operation. It does not pick up the refrigerant flow noise.

【0034】こうして空調ケース1を組み付け後、空調
運転を開始すると、空調ケース1に空気が導入され、こ
れが複数のガイドリブ22に導かれて、図1の矢視のよ
うに空気入口2からエバポレータ11へ移動して冷却さ
れ、その冷風が空気出口3から流出する。
When the air conditioning operation is started after the air conditioning case 1 has been assembled in this way, air is introduced into the air conditioning case 1 and is guided to the plurality of guide ribs 22, and the evaporator 11 is introduced from the air inlet 2 as shown by the arrow in FIG. To be cooled, and the cold air flows out from the air outlet 3.

【0035】その際、ガイドリブ22は空気の移動方向
と平行に配置されているから、前記リブ22が通気抵抗
になることはなく、エバポレータ11へ空気を導く。こ
の場合、係止壁21を省略すると、該壁21後方のエバ
ポレータ11へ空気が送られ、当該部で熱交換が行われ
るから、実質的に熱交換面積が増加し熱交換性能が向上
するとともに、上記壁21による変流がなくなり、通気
抵抗を低減し異音の発生を防止する。
At this time, since the guide ribs 22 are arranged in parallel with the moving direction of air, the ribs 22 do not have ventilation resistance and guide air to the evaporator 11. In this case, if the locking wall 21 is omitted, air is sent to the evaporator 11 behind the wall 21 and heat exchange is performed at this portion, so that the heat exchange area is substantially increased and the heat exchange performance is improved. The flow of current due to the wall 21 is eliminated, ventilation resistance is reduced, and abnormal noise is prevented.

【0036】[0036]

【発明の効果】本発明の空調ケースにおける熱交換器の
設置構造は以上のように、空調ケースの内面に複数のガ
イドリブを所定の間隔で配置したから、熱交換器の組み
付け時に断熱材がガイドリブの間に入り込んで逃げ、腕
力を要することなく組み付けられ、その組付け性を改善
することができる。したがって、断熱材に対する圧迫が
軽減され、これが引きちぎれたり、空調ケースと熱交換
器とが直に接触することがない。特にこの効果は、熱交
換器の周面に断熱材を巻き付け、上側ケース内面に断熱
材を接着しない近時の組み付け法では、空調ケースと熱
交換器とが直に接触する事態を防止するため、熱交換器
から断熱材を食み出して組み付けており、断熱材の圧迫
が助長されて上記事態の発生が懸念されるが、これに本
発明を適用すれば、上記事態の発生を防止できる利点が
ある。また、熱交換器の少なくとも上流側端面に沿っ
て、空調ケース内の空気の移動方向と平行に配置したか
ら、通気抵抗を低減し、かつ熱交換器の全面に空気を導
いて、熱交換面積の増加と空気の変流防止とを図れる効
果がある。一方、本発明は熱交換器に配置する空調ケー
スの対向面に断面略三角形のリブを突設し、該リブの尖
端を抜き勾配0°に形成し、該リブの尖端を断熱材に圧
接したから、リブが断熱材に均一に食い込み、熱交換器
の周面を一様に圧接して、これを強固に固定することが
できる。また、リブ尖端の抜き勾配を0°にすること
で、抜き勾配によるケースと断熱材との間隙がなくな
り、良好なシール効果を得られる効果がある。
As described above, the heat exchanger installation structure in the air conditioning case according to the present invention has a plurality of guide ribs arranged at a predetermined interval on the inner surface of the air conditioning case. It can be inserted into the space and escape, and can be assembled without requiring physical strength, and the assembling property can be improved. Therefore, pressure on the heat insulating material is reduced, and the heat insulating material is not torn off, and the air conditioning case and the heat exchanger do not come into direct contact with each other. In particular, this effect is to prevent the situation where the air conditioning case and the heat exchanger come into direct contact with the recent assembly method in which the heat insulating material is wrapped around the heat exchanger and the heat insulating material is not adhered to the inner surface of the upper case. , The heat insulator is extruded from the heat exchanger and assembled, and the pressure of the heat insulator is promoted, which may cause the occurrence of the above situation. However, if the present invention is applied to this, the occurrence of the above situation can be prevented. There are advantages. Further, since it is arranged at least along the upstream end surface of the heat exchanger in parallel with the moving direction of the air in the air conditioning case, the ventilation resistance is reduced, and the air is guided to the entire surface of the heat exchanger, so that the heat exchange area is reduced. There is an effect that it is possible to increase the air flow and prevent the air flow. On the other hand, according to the present invention, ribs having a substantially triangular cross section are projected on the opposing surface of the air conditioning case arranged in the heat exchanger, the tips of the ribs are formed with a draft of 0 °, and the tips of the ribs are pressed against the heat insulating material. Therefore, the ribs can bite into the heat insulating material uniformly, uniformly press the peripheral surface of the heat exchanger, and firmly fix it. Further, by setting the draft angle of the rib tip to 0 °, there is an effect that a gap between the case and the heat insulating material due to the draft angle is eliminated and a good sealing effect can be obtained.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

【図1】本発明の一実施例を示す平面図である。FIG. 1 is a plan view showing an embodiment of the present invention.

【図2】図1のAーA線に沿う断面図で、一部を切り欠
いて図示している。
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG. 1 with a part cut away.

【図3】図1のBーB線に沿う拡大断面図である。FIG. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along the line BB of FIG.

【図4】図2のCーC線に沿う拡大断面図である。FIG. 4 is an enlarged sectional view taken along the line CC of FIG.

【図5】図1のDーD線に沿う断面図である。5 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line DD of FIG.

【図6】本発明の他の実施例の要部を示す平面図であ
る。
FIG. 6 is a plan view showing a main part of another embodiment of the present invention.

【図7】本発明の他の実施例の要部を示す平面図であ
る。
FIG. 7 is a plan view showing a main part of another embodiment of the present invention.

【符号の説明】 1 空調ケース 11 熱交換器 14,31 断熱材 23,24,25,26 リブ[Explanation of Codes] 1 Air-conditioning case 11 Heat exchanger 14, 31 Heat insulating material 23, 24, 25, 26 Rib

Claims (2)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 空調ケースの内面に断熱材を介して熱交
換器を配置し、該熱交換器と係合するリブを空調ケース
の内面に突設した、空調ケースにおける熱交換器の設置
構造において、空調ケースの内面に複数のガイドリブを
所定の間隔で配置し、該ガイドリブを熱交換器の少なく
とも上流側端面に沿って、空調ケース内の空気の移動方
向と平行に配置したことを特徴とする空調ケースにおけ
る熱交換器の設置構造。
1. An installation structure of a heat exchanger in an air conditioning case, wherein a heat exchanger is arranged on the inner surface of the air conditioning case via a heat insulating material, and ribs engaging with the heat exchanger are projected from the inner surface of the air conditioning case. In the above, a plurality of guide ribs are arranged on the inner surface of the air conditioning case at a predetermined interval, and the guide ribs are arranged along at least the upstream end surface of the heat exchanger in parallel with the moving direction of the air in the air conditioning case. Installation structure of the heat exchanger in the air conditioning case.
【請求項2】 空調ケースの内面に断熱材を介して熱交
換器を配置した、空調ケースにおける熱交換器の設置構
造において、熱交換器と相対する空調ケースの対向面に
断面略三角形のリブを突設し、該リブの尖端を抜き勾配
0°に形成し、該リブの尖端を断熱材に圧接したことを
特徴とする空調ケースにおける熱交換器の設置構造。
2. In a structure for installing a heat exchanger in an air conditioning case in which a heat exchanger is arranged on the inner surface of the air conditioning case via a heat insulating material, a rib having a substantially triangular cross section is provided on a surface facing the heat exchanger and facing the air conditioning case. The protruding structure of the rib is formed to have a draft of 0 °, and the protruding end of the rib is pressed against the heat insulating material.
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