WO2012042867A1 - 電気分解装置及びこれを備えたヒートポンプ式給湯機 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an electrolyzer for removing scale components in water in a water heater such as a heat pump water heater, and a heat pump water heater provided with the same.
- a heat pump type water heater is composed of a heat pump unit in which a compressor, a water heat exchanger, an expansion valve, and an air heat exchanger are connected in this order by piping, a tank for storing water, and the water in this tank is converted into a water heat exchanger. And a hot water storage unit having a hot water discharge pipe for returning water heated by the water heat exchanger to the tank.
- the water stored in the tank usually uses tap water or well water as a water supply source.
- tap water and well water contain components such as calcium ions and magnesium ions that cause scales (hereinafter referred to as scale components). Therefore, scales such as calcium salt and magnesium salt are deposited in the water heater.
- groundwater such as well water has a higher concentration of the scale component than tap water, and has a water quality that tends to cause scale.
- scales are more likely to deposit than other parts. If the scale is deposited and deposited on the inner surface of the pipe in the water heat exchanger, there may be a problem that the heat transfer performance of the water heat exchanger is lowered or the flow path of the pipe is narrowed.
- Patent Document 1 proposes a cooling water circulation device including an electrolysis device in which one electrode pair is installed in an electrolytic cell. This Patent Document 1 describes that scale components can be removed from the cooling water by electrolysis, so that scale adhesion in the circulation path can be reduced.
- the electrolyzer (41) of the present invention is used in a water heater having a water heat exchanger (21) for heating water.
- the electrolyzer (41) includes a container (47), a plurality of electrode pairs (49), and a power source (51).
- the container (47) has a first circulation port (43) that functions as one of an inlet and an outlet of water, and a second circulation port (45) that functions as either the inlet or the outlet of water. .
- the plurality of electrode pairs (49) are disposed in the container (47).
- the power source (51) applies a voltage to each electrode pair (49).
- Each electrode pair (49) has a pair of electrode plates (53).
- the plurality of electrode plates (53) are arranged at intervals in the thickness direction of the electrode plate (53). In this electrolysis device (41), water flowing into the container (47) from the inlet passes between the pair of electrode plates (53) in each electrode pair (49) to reach the outlet.
- a water flow path (F) is formed by the plurality of electrode plates (53
- FIG. 2 It is a lineblock diagram showing the heat pump type water heater concerning one embodiment of the present invention.
- A is sectional drawing which shows the electrolyzer concerning 1st Embodiment of this invention used for the said heat pump type water heater, and is a figure when the electrolyzer is seen from the side.
- B is a plan view of the electrolyzer.
- A) is a schematic diagram showing the electrolyzer of FIG. 2, and (B) to (D) are schematic diagrams showing an electrolyzer according to a modification of the first embodiment.
- A) to (D) are schematic views respectively showing an electrolysis apparatus according to another modification of the first embodiment.
- A) to (D) are schematic views respectively showing an electrolysis apparatus according to still another modification of the first embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing the electrolyzer of FIG. 6, and (B) to (D) are schematic diagrams showing an electrolyzer according to a modification of the second embodiment.
- (A) to (H) are schematic views showing an electrolyzer according to another modification of the second embodiment.
- (A) to (C) are cross-sectional views showing an electrolyzer according to still another modification of the second embodiment. It is sectional drawing which shows the modification of the said heat pump type water heater.
- A) And (B) is the schematic which shows the modification of the said heat pump type water heater. It is the schematic which shows the modification of the said heat pump type water heater.
- (A) And (B) is the schematic which shows the modification of the said heat pump type water heater.
- the heat pump type hot water heater 11 of the first embodiment heats and exchanges heat with the refrigerant of the heat pump unit 13 in which the refrigerant circulates and the refrigerant of the heat pump unit 13,
- the hot water storage unit 17 which stores the water, the water supply piping 37, the hot water supply piping 35, the electrolyzer 41, and the control part 33 are provided.
- the heat pump unit 13 includes a compressor 19, a water heat exchanger 21, an electric expansion valve 23, an air heat exchanger 25, and a pipe connecting them.
- carbon dioxide is used as the refrigerant circulating in the heat pump unit 13.
- the refrigerant exchanges heat with water circulating in the hot water storage unit 17 in the water heat exchanger 21 to heat the water, and exchanges heat with the outside air in the air heat exchanger 25 to absorb heat from the outside air.
- the hot water storage unit 17 includes a tank 15 in which water is stored, a water inlet pipe 27 that sends water from the tank 15 to the water heat exchanger 21, and water that is heated by heat exchange with the water heat exchanger 21 in the tank 15. There is a return hot water piping 29.
- a pump 31 is provided in the incoming water pipe 27. The pump 31 sends water that has flowed into the incoming water pipe 27 from the lower part of the tank 15 to the water heat exchanger 21, and further to the upper part of the tank 15 through the hot water outlet pipe 29.
- the electrolyzer 41 is provided in the incoming water pipe 27 and is located between the pump 31 and the water heat exchanger 21. Details of the electrolyzer 41 will be described later.
- the hot water supply pipe 35 is connected to the upper part of the tank 15.
- the hot water supply pipe 35 is for taking out hot water stored in the tank 15 and supplying hot water to a bathtub or the like.
- the water supply pipe 37 is connected to the bottom of the tank 15.
- the water supply pipe 37 is for supplying low-temperature water into the tank 15 from a water supply source.
- a water supply source for supplying water to the tank 15 for example, tap water or ground water such as well water can be used.
- the control unit 33 includes a central processing unit (CPU), a memory in which data such as a program is stored, a memory for storing data at the time of program execution, various setting values, measured data, and the like. .
- the control unit 33 controls the heat pump unit 13 and the hot water storage unit 17 based on temperature data measured by a temperature sensor (not shown) provided in the tank 15, the water heat exchanger 21, piping, and the like.
- the control unit 33 drives the compressor 19 of the heat pump unit 13 to adjust the opening degree of the electric expansion valve 23 and drives the pump 31 of the hot water storage unit 17. .
- low-temperature water in the tank 15 is sent to the water heat exchanger 21 through the inlet pipe 27 from the water outlet provided at the bottom of the tank 15, and is heated in the water heat exchanger 21.
- the heated high-temperature water is returned into the tank 15 from a water inlet provided in the upper part of the tank 15 through the hot water supply pipe 29.
- hot water is stored in the tank 15 in order from the upper part.
- the heat pump type water heater 11 of the present embodiment is a transient type water heater.
- the water (hot water) supplied from the hot water supply pipe 35 is used by the user and does not return to the tank 15. Accordingly, the same amount of water supplied from the tank 15 through the hot water supply pipe 35 is supplied to the tank 15 from the water supply source through the water supply pipe 37. That is, the tank 15 is frequently replenished with water containing scale components from a water supply source such as tap water or well water, and the amount of replenishment is also large. Therefore, in the case of a transient heat pump type hot water heater, it is necessary to efficiently remove scale components as compared with the circulating type cooling water circulation device and the circulating type water heater.
- FIG. 2A is a cross-sectional view showing the electrolyzer 41 according to the first embodiment of the present invention used in the water heater 11.
- FIG. 2A is a view of the electrolyzer 41 as viewed from the side.
- FIG. 2B is a plan view of the electrolyzer 41.
- the electrolyzer 41 according to the first embodiment includes a container 47, a plurality of electrode pairs 49, and a power source 51.
- the container 47 has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape.
- the container 47 has a first wall portion 471 located on the upstream side of the water flow, a second wall portion 472 located on the downstream side, and a side wall portion 48 connecting these wall portions 471 and 472.
- the first wall portion 471 and the second wall portion 472 are opposed to the direction in which the side wall portion 48 extends (arrangement direction D of the plurality of electrode plates 53) via a plurality of electrode plates 53 described later.
- the side wall part 48 has a third wall part 473 and a fourth wall part 474 shown in FIG. 2 (A), and a fifth wall part 475 and a sixth wall part 476 shown in FIG. 2 (B).
- the electrolyzer 41 of the present embodiment is used, for example, arranged in the direction shown in FIG. 2 (A) so that the third wall portion 473 is located below and the fourth wall portion 474 is located above.
- the third wall portion 473 and the fourth wall portion 474 are opposed to each other in the height direction H (vertical direction) with the plurality of electrode plates 53 interposed therebetween.
- the fifth wall portion 475 and the sixth wall portion 476 are opposed to each other in the width direction W (horizontal direction perpendicular to the arrangement direction D) with the plurality of electrode plates 53 interposed therebetween.
- the 1st wall part 471 has the 1st distribution port 43 which functions as an entrance and exit of water.
- the 2nd wall part 472 has the 2nd circulation port 45 which functions as an entrance / exit of water.
- the first circulation port 43 functions as an inlet
- the second circulation port 45 functions as an outlet.
- a water inlet pipe 27 is connected to each of the first circulation port 43 and the second circulation port 45.
- the first circulation port 43 is provided in the first wall portion 471 at a position closer to the third wall portion 473 than the fourth wall portion 474 and closer to the fifth wall portion 475 than the sixth wall portion 476.
- the second flow port 45 is provided in the second wall portion 472 at a position closer to the fourth wall portion 474 than the third wall portion 473 and closer to the sixth wall portion 476 than the fifth wall portion 475.
- the first flow port 43 and the second flow port 45 are respectively provided in the vicinity of the diagonal in the rectangular parallelepiped container 47.
- the container 47 has an elongated shape.
- the distance between the outer surface of the first wall portion 471 and the outer surface of the second wall portion 472 is the distance between the outer surface of the third wall portion 473 and the outer surface of the fourth wall portion 474 and the outer surface of the fifth wall portion 475 and the sixth surface. It is larger than the distance from the outer surface of the wall portion 476.
- Each electrode pair 49 includes a pair of electrode plates 53 (a first electrode plate 531 and a second electrode plate 532).
- a plurality of electrode plates 53 constituting a plurality of electrode pairs 49 are arranged in the container 47.
- the plurality of electrode plates 53 are arranged at intervals in the thickness direction of the electrode plates 53.
- Each electrode plate 53 is arranged in a posture extending in a direction substantially perpendicular to the arrangement direction D.
- the arrangement direction D substantially coincides with the direction in which the side wall 48 extends (the longitudinal direction of the container 47).
- the distance between the electrode plates 53 of each electrode pair 49 is substantially the same.
- a gap between the electrode plates 53 in each electrode pair 49 functions as a flow path (water flow path) F through which water flows.
- Each electrode plate 53 is substantially rectangular. Examples of the material of the electrode plate 53 include titanium, platinum, nickel, carbon, graphite, copper, and vitreous carbon.
- the plurality of electrode plates 53 include a plurality of first electrode plates 531 connected to the positive electrode of the power source 51 and a plurality of second electrode plates 532 connected to the negative electrode of the power source 51.
- the first electrode plate 531 functions as an anode
- the second electrode plate 532 functions as a cathode.
- the first electrode plates 531 and the second electrode plates 532 are alternately arranged along the arrangement direction D of the plurality of electrode plates 53.
- Each electrode plate 53 is fixed to the side wall portion 48 by, for example, a support member (not shown) while being insulated from the electrode plate 53 having a different polarity.
- the second electrode plate 532 at the left end and the first electrode plate 531 second from the left constitute one electrode pair 49.
- the first electrode plate 531 second from the left and the second electrode plate 532 third from the left constitute one electrode pair 49.
- adjacent electrode plates 53 constitute one electrode pair 49.
- a gap G1 through which water can flow is provided between one end portion 53a in the height direction H of each electrode plate 53 and the inner surface of the third wall portion 473. Further, a gap G ⁇ b> 2 through which water can flow is provided between the other end portion 53 b in the height direction H of each electrode plate 53 and the inner surface of the fourth wall portion 474.
- the gap between each electrode plate 53 and the inner surface of the side wall 48 may be only the above-described gap G1 and gap G2, but further, between the end of each electrode plate 53 and the inner surface of the fifth wall 475. , And between the end of each electrode plate 53 and the inner surface of the sixth wall 476.
- the water flowing into the container 47 from the first circulation port 43 flows out of the container 47 from the second circulation port 45 along the following path. That is, the water flowing into the container 47 flows along the third wall portion 473 toward the second wall portion 472 through the gap G1 between the one end portion 53a of each electrode plate 53 and the inner surface of the third wall portion 473.
- the water flowing along the third wall portion 473 partially flows from the upstream water flow path F into the gap (water flow path F) between the electrode plates 53 of each electrode pair 49 arranged in the arrangement direction D. Go.
- the scale is deposited on the cathode second electrode plate 532 by electrolysis until the water flowing into the container 47 from the first flow port 43 flows out of the container 47 through the second flow port 45.
- the scale attached to the second electrode plate 532 is removed from the electrolyzer 41, for example, by periodically cleaning the second electrode plate 532.
- the scale attached to the cathode is dropped from the cathode by inverting the polarity of the electrode plate 53. You can also.
- FIG. 3A is a schematic diagram showing the electrolysis apparatus of FIG. 2, and FIG. 3B to FIG. 3D, FIG. 4A to FIG. 4D, and FIG. FIG. 5D is a schematic diagram showing an electrolyzer 41 according to a modification of the first embodiment.
- These drawings show a cross section when the electrolyzer 41 is viewed from the side. In these electrolyzers 41, the power supply 51 is not shown.
- the electrolyzer 41 shown in FIG. 3A has the same structure as the electrolyzer 41 shown in FIG. About other modifications, the main composition is outlined below.
- the electrolyzer 41 shown in FIG. 3 (B) has the same basic structure as the electrolyzer 41 shown in FIG. 3 (A), and the orientation of the device during use is different.
- the arrangement direction D of the electrode plates 53 and the longitudinal direction of the container 47 are both in the vertical direction (height direction H).
- the arrangement direction D of the electrode plates 53 is oriented in the horizontal direction, and the longitudinal direction of the container 47 is oriented in the up-down direction.
- the arrangement direction D of the electrode plates 53 is oriented in the vertical direction, and the longitudinal direction of the container 47 is oriented in the horizontal direction.
- the electrolyzer 41 shown in FIGS. 4 (A) to 4 (D) is similar to the electrolyzer 41 shown in FIGS. 3 (A) to 3 (D), respectively. 3 is different from the electrolyzer 41 shown in FIGS. 3A to 3D in that it is inclined as described above.
- each electrode plate 53 has one end 53a on one side in the arrangement direction D with respect to the other end 53b (the first wall in the arrangement direction D). It is arranged to be inclined so as to be located on the part 471 side).
- each electrode plate 53 is arranged in a direction substantially parallel to the height direction H of the container 47, but in the modification shown in FIG. The electrode plate 53 is disposed to be inclined with respect to the height direction H.
- each electrode plate 53 is inclined as described above, the water flow path F formed by the plurality of electrode plates 53 is also inclined in substantially the same direction as the inclination direction of the electrode plate 53.
- the flow of water in these modified examples will be described as follows, taking the electrolyzer 41 of FIG. 4A as an example. That is, the inflow direction of flowing into the water flow path F from the one end portion 53a side of the electrode plate 53 is such that the water flowing into the container 47 from the first flow port 43 moves toward the second wall portion 472 along the third wall portion 473. It is inclined to form an acute angle (angle ⁇ in FIG. 4A) with the flowing direction.
- the water flowing toward the second wall portion 472 along the third wall portion 473 is transformed into the deformation shown in FIGS. 3A to 3D.
- the water flowing along the electrode plate 53 through the water flow path F of each electrode pair 49 smoothly merges with the water flowing through the other water flow paths F on the fourth wall portion 474 side.
- each electrode plate 53 is inclined, compared with the modified examples shown in FIGS. 3A to 3D, Even if the size of the container 47 is the same, the area of each electrode plate 53 can be increased.
- the electrolyzer 41 shown in FIGS. 5A to 5D is similar in structure to the modification shown in FIGS. 4A to 4D in that a plurality of electrode plates are inclined. However, the structure differs from the modification shown in FIGS. 4A to 4D in the following points.
- each electrode plate 53 has a portion on the one end 53a side and a portion on the other end 53b side in FIGS. D) is inclined in the same direction as the inclination direction of each electrode plate 53 of the modified example, and the portion between the one end portion 53a side portion and the other end portion 53b side portion is substantially in the arrangement direction D. It is vertical.
- each electrode plate 53 includes a non-inclined portion substantially parallel to the height direction H of the container 47 and the one end 53a side of the non-inclined portion. And a part closer to the other end 53b than the non-inclined part.
- the electrode pairs 49 can easily flow into the water flow path F compared to the modified examples shown in FIGS. 3A to 3D. And the smoothness at the time of joining improves, and the area of each electrode plate 53 can be enlarged.
- FIG. 6 is a sectional view showing an electrolyzer 41 according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram when the electrolyzer 41 is viewed in the horizontal direction.
- the configuration of each electrode plate 53 is different from that of the first embodiment.
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- the plurality of first electrode plates 531 are extended from the base end portion located on the third wall portion 473 toward the fourth wall portion 474, respectively.
- the base end portion of each first electrode plate 531 is connected to a connection plate 54 (or connection wiring 54) extending in a direction substantially parallel to the third wall portion 473.
- the end of the connecting plate 54 is connected to the positive electrode of the power source 51.
- the connecting plate 54 is embedded in the third wall portion 473.
- a gap G ⁇ b> 3 through which water can flow is provided between the tip end portion (end portion on the fourth wall portion 474 side) of each first electrode plate 531 and the inner surface of the fourth wall portion 474.
- the plurality of second electrode plates 532 are respectively extended from the base end portion located on the fourth wall portion 474 toward the third wall portion 473.
- the base end portion of each second electrode plate 532 is connected to a connection plate 56 (or connection wiring 56) extending in a direction substantially parallel to the fourth wall portion 474.
- the end of the connecting plate 56 is connected to the negative electrode of the power source 51.
- the connecting plate 56 is embedded in the fourth wall portion 474.
- a gap G ⁇ b> 4 through which water can flow is provided between the distal end portion (the end portion on the third wall portion 473 side) of each second electrode plate 532 and the inner surface of the third wall portion 473.
- the plurality of first electrode plates 531 and the connecting plate 54 to which these are connected have a comb-like cross section as shown in FIG.
- the plurality of second electrode plates 532 and the connecting plate 56 to which these are connected have a comb-like cross section as shown in FIG.
- the first electrode plates 531 and the second electrode plates 532 are alternately arranged along the arrangement direction D.
- the water flow path F has a path meandering up and down.
- FIG. 7A is a schematic diagram showing the electrolyzer 41 of FIG. 6, and FIGS. 7B to 7D are schematic diagrams showing the electrolyzer 41 according to a modification of the second embodiment.
- FIG. These drawings show a cross section when the electrolyzer 41 is viewed from the side.
- the electrolyzer 41 shown in FIG. 7A has the same structure as the electrolyzer 41 shown in FIG. In the electrolyzer 41, the water flowing into the container 47 from the first flow port 43 flows in the container 47 sideways while meandering up and down.
- the arrangement direction D of the electrode plates 53 and the longitudinal direction of the container 47 are both in the vertical direction.
- the first flow port 43 is provided in the third wall portion 473, and is located at or near the corner where the first wall portion 471 and the third wall portion 473 intersect.
- the second circulation port 45 is provided in the fourth wall portion 474 and is located at or near the corner where the second wall portion 472 and the fourth wall portion 474 intersect.
- the water flowing into the container 47 from the first flow port 43 flows in the container 47 upward while meandering left and right.
- the second circulation port 45 may be an inlet and the first circulation port 45 may be an outlet.
- the arrangement direction D of the electrode plates 53 is in the horizontal direction, and the longitudinal direction of the container 47 is in the vertical direction.
- the flow of water is the same as that of the electrolyzer 41 in FIG.
- the arrangement direction D of the electrode plates 53 is oriented in the vertical direction, and the longitudinal direction of the container 47 is oriented in the horizontal direction.
- the first flow port 43 is provided in the third wall portion 473, and is located at or near the corner where the first wall portion 471 and the third wall portion 473 intersect.
- the second circulation port 45 is provided in the fourth wall portion 474 and is located at or near the corner where the second wall portion 472 and the fourth wall portion 474 intersect.
- the flow of water is the same as that of the electrolyzer 41 in FIG.
- FIGS. 8A and 8B are schematic views showing an electrolyzer according to still another modification of the second embodiment.
- 8A shows a cross section when the electrolyzer 41 is viewed from above
- FIG. 8B shows a cross section when the electrolyzer 41 is viewed from the side.
- the arrangement direction D of the electrode plates 53 and the longitudinal direction of the container 47 are both in the horizontal direction.
- the water flowing into the container 47 from the first flow port 43 flows in the container 47 sideways while meandering left and right.
- FIGS. 8C and 8D are schematic views showing an electrolyzer according to still another modification of the second embodiment.
- FIG. 8C shows a cross section when the electrolyzer 41 is viewed from the downstream side
- FIG. 8D shows a cross section when the electrolyzer 41 is viewed from the side.
- the arrangement direction D of the electrode plates 53 and the longitudinal direction of the container 47 are both directed in the vertical direction.
- the water flowing into the container 47 from the first flow port 43 flows in the container 47 upward while meandering left and right.
- FIGS. 8E and 8F are schematic views showing an electrolyzer according to still another modification of the second embodiment.
- FIG. 8E shows a cross section when the electrolyzer 41 is viewed from above
- FIG. 8F shows a cross section when the electrolyzer 41 is viewed from the side.
- the arrangement direction D of the electrode plates 53 is oriented in the horizontal direction
- the longitudinal direction of the container 47 is oriented in the vertical direction.
- the water flowing into the container 47 from the first flow port 43 flows in the container 47 sideways while meandering left and right.
- FIG. 8 (G) and 8 (H) are schematic views showing an electrolyzer according to still another modification of the second embodiment.
- FIG. 8 (G) shows a cross section when the electrolyzer 41 is viewed from the downstream side
- FIG. 8 (H) shows a cross section when the electrolyzer 41 is viewed from the side.
- the arrangement direction D of the electrode plates 53 is directed in the vertical direction
- the longitudinal direction of the container 47 is directed in the horizontal direction.
- the water flowing into the container 47 from the first flow port 43 flows in the container 47 upward while meandering left and right.
- FIGS. 9A and 9B are cross-sectional views showing an electrolyzer according to still another modification of the second embodiment.
- this electrolyzer 41 the same components as those in the electrolyzer 41 shown in FIG.
- the electrolysis apparatus 41 of this modification has a reversing mechanism that reverses the polarity of the electrode plate 53.
- the plurality of first electrode plates 531 are connected to the positive electrode of the power source 51 via the connecting plate 54, and the plurality of second electrode plates 532 are connected to the power source via the connecting plate 56.
- 51 is connected to the negative electrode.
- the polarity of the electrode plate 53 is reversed by the reversing mechanism. That is, the plurality of first electrode plates 531 are connected to the negative electrode of the power source 51 through the connecting plate 54, and the plurality of second electrode plates 532 are connected to the positive electrode of the power source 51 through the connecting plate 56.
- the polarity of the electrode plate 53 can be reversed by switching the contact of the contact switching unit 71 and the contact of the contact switching unit 72.
- the polarity of the electrode plate 53 is reversed based on a predetermined cycle or predetermined conditions such as water quality and temperature described later.
- a predetermined cycle or predetermined conditions such as water quality and temperature described later.
- scale adheres to the cathode by electrolysis, but when the polarity of the electrode plate 53 is reversed to change the cathode electrode plate 53 to the anode, the pH of the liquid locally decreases in the vicinity thereof. To do. As a result, a part of the scale on the surface of the electrode plate 53 is dissolved and falls off the electrode plate 53.
- FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view showing a modification of the heat pump type water heater 11.
- the water heater 11 according to this modification further includes a bypass pipe 27 a that bypasses the electrolyzer 41.
- the bypass pipe 27 a connects the water inlet pipe 27 located on the upstream side of the electrolyzer 41 and the water inlet pipe 27 located on the downstream side.
- a valve 81 is attached to the water inlet pipe 27 located on the upstream side of the electrolyzer 41, and a valve 82 is also attached to the bypass pipe 27a.
- the valve 81 is provided in the incoming water pipe 27 on the downstream side of the branching point of the bypass pipe 27a.
- the valve 81 when electrolysis is performed, the valve 81 is opened and the valve 82 is closed. On the other hand, when electrolysis is not performed in the electrolysis apparatus 41, the valve 81 is closed and the valve 82 is opened. Thereby, when not performing electrolysis, since water can be flowed through the bypass piping 27a with small resistance of the flow of water, the power of the pump 31 can be reduced. Further, since water is allowed to flow through the electrolyzer 41 only when electrolysis is performed, consumption (wear) of the electrode plate 53 can be suppressed.
- FIGS. 11A and 11B are schematic views showing another modification of the heat pump hot water heater 11. These water heaters 11 have a mechanism that reverses the inlet and outlet of the electrolyzer 41.
- the water inlet pipe 27 located on the upstream side of the electrolyzer 41 is connected to, for example, a three-way valve 83, and the branch pipe 271 is connected to the three-way valve 83.
- the branch pipe 272 are branched.
- the branch pipe 271 is connected to the first wall part 471 of the container 47, and the branch pipe 272 is connected to the second wall part 472.
- the water inlet pipe 27 located on the downstream side of the electrolyzer 41 is connected to, for example, a three-way valve 84, and a branch pipe 273 and a branch pipe 274 branch from the three-way valve 84.
- the branch pipe 273 is connected to the second wall part 472, and the branch pipe 274 is connected to the first wall part 471.
- FIG. 12 is a schematic view showing still another modified example of the heat pump type water heater 11.
- the water heater 11 according to this modification further includes a reflow pipe 27 b for returning the water that has passed through the electrolyzer 41 to the upstream side of the electrolyzer 41 and flowing it back into the electrolyzer 41.
- the reflow pipe 27b connects the water inlet pipe 27 located on the upstream side of the electrolyzer 41 and the water inlet pipe 27 located on the downstream side.
- the reflow pipe 27b is provided with a valve 92 and a pump 91 that can be opened and closed.
- the pump 91 plays a role of sending a part of the water flowing through the downstream inlet pipe 27 in the direction of the arrow in FIG. 12 through the re-inflow pipe 27 b and joining the upstream inlet pipe 27.
- the check valve 93 is provided in the inlet pipe 27 located on the upstream side of the electrolyzer 41 at a position upstream of the connection point with the re-inflow pipe 27b.
- a check valve 94 is provided in the water inlet pipe 27 located downstream of the electrolyzer 41 at a position downstream of the connection point with the reflow pipe 27b.
- the valve 92 In normal operation of the electrolyzer 41, the valve 92 is closed and the pump 91 is stopped. On the other hand, when it is desired to increase the efficiency of electrolysis in the electrolyzer 41 than during normal operation, the valve 92 is opened and the pump 91 is driven. When the pump 91 is driven, a part of the water flowing out from the electrolyzer 41 flows again into the inlet pipe 27 on the upstream side of the electrolyzer 41 through the re-inflow pipe 27 b and merges with the water flowing through the inlet pipe 27. And flows into the electrolysis apparatus 41.
- FIGS. 13A and 13B are schematic views showing another modification of the heat pump type water heater 11.
- the hot water heater 11 of these modified examples further includes a sensor 95.
- the sensor 95 is attached to the incoming water pipe 27 located on the upstream side of the electrolyzer 41.
- the sensor 95 is attached to the incoming water pipe 27 located on the downstream side of the electrolyzer 41.
- Examples of the sensor 95 include a water quality measurement sensor and a temperature sensor.
- the sensor 95 is a water quality measurement sensor, the hardness of the water is detected by measuring, for example, the conductivity of the water using the sensor 95.
- the control unit 33 controls the power source 51 so as to adjust the voltage applied to each electrode pair 49 according to the quality of the water flowing in the water inlet pipe 27. Specifically, when the water quality is high and the scale is likely to cause scale, the control unit 33 applies a high voltage to each electrode pair 49. Thereby, in the electrolysis apparatus 41, the removal effect of a scale component can be heightened. On the other hand, when the water quality is low and scale is difficult to generate, the control unit 33 applies a voltage lower than the above to each electrode pair 49. Thereby, power consumption can be reduced.
- the control unit 33 controls the power supply 51 to apply a high voltage to each electrode pair 49 when the water temperature detected by the sensor 95 is larger than a predetermined value set in advance.
- the control unit 33 controls the power supply 51 so that a voltage lower than the above is applied to each electrode pair 49. Thereby, power consumption can be reduced.
- the power source 51 may be controlled based on the set temperature of the water heater 11 or the like.
- the temperature of water heated by the water heat exchanger 21 is set to a high temperature of, for example, 85 ° C. to 90 ° C. in winter.
- the temperature of the water heated by the water heat exchanger 21 is set to a relatively low temperature of about 60 ° C., for example.
- the control unit 33 controls the power source 51 so as to apply a voltage to each electrode pair 49 in the electrolyzer 41 in winter when the set temperature is high, and whether or not to apply a voltage to each electrode pair 49 in summer.
- the power supply 51 is controlled so that the applied voltage is lower than in winter.
- the removal efficiency of scale components can be improved.
- the plurality of electrode plates 53 are arranged at intervals in the thickness direction. And the water which flowed in in the container 47 from the inlet reaches between the pair of electrode plates 53 in each electrode pair 49 to the outlet.
- one of the water inlet and outlet is provided on one side of the arrangement direction D of the plurality of electrode plates 53, and the other of the water inlet and outlet is the arrangement of the plurality of electrode plates 53. It is provided on the other side in the direction D.
- the water that has flowed into the container 47 from the inlet provided in the first wall portion 471 passes through the gap between the one end portion of each electrode plate 53 and the third wall portion 473, so that the third wall It flows along the portion 473 to the second wall portion 472 side.
- a part of the water flowing along the third wall portion 473 flows between the electrode plates of the electrode pairs 49 arranged in the arrangement direction D.
- the water that flows along the electrode plate 53 between the electrode plates of each electrode pair 49 joins on the fourth wall portion 474 side and flows out of the container 47 from the second circulation port 45.
- each electrode plate 53 is inclined and disposed such that one end 53a is located on one side in the arrangement direction D with respect to the other end 53b. Since each electrode plate 53 is inclined as described above, the water flow path F formed by the plurality of electrode plates 53 is also inclined in substantially the same direction as the inclination direction of the electrode plate 53. The inflow direction flowing into the water flow path F from the one end portion 53a side is inclined so as to form an acute angle with the flow direction in which the water flowing into the container 47 from the inlet flows along the third wall portion 473 to the second wall portion 472 side. is doing.
- the second wall flows along the third wall portion 473 through the gap between the one end portion 53a of each electrode plate 53 and the third wall portion 473 through the container 47 through the inlet provided in the first wall portion 471.
- the water flowing toward the portion 472 is likely to flow between the electrode plates of the electrode pairs 49 arranged in the arrangement direction D.
- the first electrode plate 531 and the second electrode plate 532 are alternately arranged along the arrangement direction D, and the water flow path F has a meandering path.
- the water that has flowed into the container 47 from the inlet flows along the meandering path and sequentially passes between the pair of electrode plates 53 in each electrode pair 49.
- the water that has flowed into the container 47 from the inlet can be evenly distributed to the plurality of electrode pairs 49, so that the removal efficiency of the scale component can be further improved.
- the electrolyzer 41 is provided in the water inlet pipe 27. Since the flow rate of water is low and the fluctuation is small in the water intake pipe 27, the water passing through the electrolyzer 41 is also almost constant at a low flow rate. Thereby, the electrolysis apparatus 41 can obtain a stable and effective removal effect of scale components. In addition, since the electrolysis is performed during the operation of the heat pump, it is possible to use nighttime power and to keep the electricity cost low.
- a voltage is applied to each electrode pair 49 when the temperature of the water is equal to or higher than a preset value at which scale is likely to occur. In other cases, power consumption is reduced without applying a voltage. it can.
- the voltage applied to each electrode pair 49 is adjusted according to the water quality such as the hardness of the water, so that the voltage required for the water quality can be applied. Thereby, it is possible to reduce power consumption by suppressing application of an excessive voltage while increasing the removal efficiency of scale components.
- the concentration difference of the scale component water conductivity of the water generated between the inlet side region and the outlet side region in the container 47. (Difference) can be reduced.
- region of an exit side becomes small, and the electrolysis efficiency can be improved as a whole. It is also possible to maintain or improve the removal efficiency of scale components while suppressing the total power consumption.
- variation in the adhesion amount of the scale to the electrode plate 53 can be made small among several electrode plates.
- the scale As a result, it is possible to prevent the scale from being biased and deposited on the specific electrode plate 53. Therefore, for example, the period of the operation for reversing the polarity as described above can be lengthened. Further, it is possible to operate only by cleaning the cathode while omitting the polarity reversal operation.
- the electrolysis apparatus of the present invention is used in a water heater having a water heat exchanger for heating water.
- the electrolyzer includes a container, a plurality of electrode pairs, and a power source.
- the container has a first circulation port that functions as one of an inlet and an outlet of water, and a second circulation port that functions as either the inlet or the outlet of water.
- the plurality of electrode pairs are disposed in the container.
- the power source applies a voltage to each electrode pair.
- Each electrode pair has a pair of electrode plates.
- the plurality of electrode plates are arranged at intervals in the thickness direction of the electrode plates.
- a water flow path is formed by the plurality of electrode plates so that water flowing into the container from the inlet passes between the pair of electrode plates in each electrode pair and reaches the outlet.
- each electrode pair has a pair of electrode plates. Therefore, the plurality of electrode pairs are constituted by a plurality of electrode plates. The plurality of electrode plates are arranged at intervals in the thickness direction. And the water which flowed in in the container from the inlet reaches the outlet through the pair of electrode plates in each electrode pair.
- the container is positioned on one side of the arrangement direction with respect to the plurality of electrode plates, and on the other side of the arrangement direction with respect to the plurality of electrode plates.
- a second wall portion facing the first wall portion via the plurality of electrode plates; and extending along the arrangement direction to surround the plurality of electrode plates; and the first wall portion and the second wall portion. It is preferable to have a side wall portion that connects the wall portion, and in this case, the first flow port is provided in the first wall portion or the vicinity thereof, and the second flow port is It is preferable to be provided in the second wall portion or in the vicinity thereof.
- one of the water inlet and outlet is provided on one side of the arrangement direction of the plurality of electrode plates, and the other of the water inlet and outlet is provided on the other side of the arrangement direction of the plurality of electrode plates. It has been.
- the inlet and the outlet on one side and the other side in the arrangement direction, it becomes easy to spread water to the plurality of electrode pairs, so that the removal efficiency of scale components can be further improved.
- the side wall portion extends along the arrangement direction and the third wall portion extends along the arrangement direction, and faces the third wall portion via the plurality of electrode plates.
- a plurality of electrode plates including a first electrode plate connected to one pole of the power source and a second electrode plate connected to the other pole of the power source, The first electrode plate extends from the base end located on the third wall toward the fourth wall, and the second electrode plate extends from the base end located on the fourth wall. It is preferable to extend toward the third wall, and in this case, the water flow path is formed by alternately arranging the first electrode plate and the second electrode plate along the arrangement direction. It preferably has a serpentine path.
- the first electrode plate and the second electrode plate are alternately arranged along the arrangement direction, and the water flow path has a meandering path.
- the water that has flowed into the container from the inlet flows along the meandering path, and thus passes between the pair of electrode plates in each electrode pair in order from the electrode pair on the inlet side.
- water flowing into the container from the inlet can be evenly distributed to the plurality of electrode pairs, so that the removal efficiency of the scale component can be further improved.
- the side wall portion extends along the arrangement direction and the third wall portion extends along the arrangement direction, and faces the third wall portion via the plurality of electrode plates.
- a gap through which water can flow is provided, and the first flow port is provided in the first wall portion at a position closer to the third wall portion than the fourth wall portion.
- the second flow port is provided in the second wall portion at a position closer to the fourth wall portion than the third wall portion.
- the case where the first circulation port functions as an inlet and the second circulation port functions as an outlet will be described as an example.
- Water flowing into the container from the inlet generally follows the following path. Flow out of the exit. That is, the water flowing into the container from the inlet provided in the first wall portion passes through the gap between the one end portion of each electrode plate and the third wall portion, toward the second wall portion side along the third wall portion. Flowing. A part of the water flowing along the third wall portion flows between the electrode plates of the electrode pairs arranged in the arrangement direction. And the water which flowed along the electrode plate between the electrode plates of each electrode pair joins on the 4th wall part side, flows to the 2nd wall part side along the 4th wall part, and is a container from the 2nd circulation port. It flows out.
- each electrode plate is preferably arranged so as to be inclined so that the one end portion is located on the one side in the arrangement direction with respect to the other end portion.
- each electrode plate is inclined as described above, the water flow path formed by the plurality of electrode plates is also inclined in substantially the same direction as the inclination direction of the electrode plates.
- the flow of water will be described as an example where the first circulation port functions as an inlet. That is, the inflow direction that flows into the electrode plates (water flow paths) of each electrode pair from the one end side is the flow direction in which the water that flows into the container flows to the second wall side along the third wall portion It is inclined to make an acute angle. Therefore, the water flowing toward the second wall portion along the third wall portion is likely to flow between the electrode plates of each electrode pair arranged in the arrangement direction.
- the tank includes tap water and Water containing scale components is regularly replenished from water sources such as well water. Therefore, in the case of a heat pump type water heater, it is necessary to efficiently remove scale components as compared with the circulation type cooling water circulation device. In particular, when groundwater such as well water is used as a water supply source, scale is likely to precipitate.
- the heat pump type water heater of the present invention has a water heat exchanger for heating water, a heat pump unit in which the refrigerant circulates through a refrigerant pipe, a tank in which water is stored, and water in the tank is used as the water.
- a hot water storage unit having a feed-side flow path for sending to a heat exchanger, a return-side flow path for returning water heated by the water heat exchanger to the tank, a water supply pipe for supplying water to the tank from a water supply source, and A hot water supply pipe for supplying hot water stored in the tank, and the electrolyzer for removing scale components contained in the water.
- the electrolysis apparatus that can improve the removal efficiency of scale components as compared with the conventional electrolysis apparatus is provided, the scale is deposited in the water heat exchanger even in the case of a heat pump type hot water heater. Can be effectively suppressed.
- the electrolyzer is provided in the feed side flow path.
- the electrolyzer is provided in the feed-side flow path. Since the flow rate of water is low and the fluctuation is small in this feed side flow path, the water passing through the electrolyzer is also almost constant at a low flow rate. Thereby, the removal effect of the scale component which is stable and effective in the electrolysis apparatus can be obtained. In addition, since the electrolysis is performed during the operation of the heat pump, it is possible to use nighttime power and to keep the electricity cost low.
- the heat pump type hot water heater preferably further includes a control unit that controls the power source of the electrolyzer, and in this case, the control unit includes water heated by the water heat exchanger. It is preferable to control the power supply so that a voltage is applied to each electrode pair when the temperature is equal to or higher than a preset value.
- the heat pump type hot water supply apparatus preferably further includes a control unit that controls the power source of the electrolyzer.
- the control unit is configured to connect each electrode pair according to the water quality in the hot water storage unit.
- the power source is controlled to adjust the voltage applied to the.
- the feed-side flow path has a reflow channel for returning the water that has passed through the electrolyzer to the upstream side of the electrolyzer and flowing it back into the electrolyzer. It is preferable to have it.
- water that has passed through the electrolyzer can be flowed into the electrolyzer again through the re-inflow channel, so that the scale component removal efficiency can be improved while suppressing the size of the electrolyzer from increasing. It can be further increased.
- the heat pump type water heater further includes a reversing mechanism for reversing the inlet and the outlet of the electrolyzer.
- the scale component contained in the water is gradually removed, so that the downstream region is more electrolyte than the upstream region.
- the concentration is low. Accordingly, the scale region removal efficiency is likely to be lower in the downstream region than in the upstream region.
- the concentration difference of the scale component difference in water conductivity generated between the inlet side region and the outlet side region in the container is reduced. Can be small. Thereby, in the container, the difference in electrolysis efficiency between the region on the inlet side and the region on the outlet side is reduced, and the electrolysis efficiency can be improved as a whole.
- variation in the adhesion amount of the scale to an electrode plate can be made small among several electrode plates. Thereby, it can suppress that a scale is biased and deposited on a specific electrode plate.
- the electrolyzer is preferably used for the transient heat pump type hot water heater.
- the transient water heater the water supplied from the hot water supply pipe is not returned to the tank, so that almost the same amount of water discharged from the tank through the hot water supply pipe is supplied to the tank through the water supply pipe. The Therefore, it is necessary to efficiently remove the scale component as compared with the circulating cooling water circulation device and the circulating water heater. Since the electrolyzer is excellent in the removal efficiency of scale components, it is also suitable for a transient heat pump type hot water heater.
- the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various modifications and improvements can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.
- the first flow port 43 may be provided in the vicinity of the first wall portion 471, and the second flow port 45 may be provided in the vicinity of the second wall portion 472.
- the first circulation port 43 may be provided in the third wall portion 473 in the vicinity of the first wall portion 471, and the second circulation port 45 is in the vicinity of the second wall portion 472.
- the fourth wall portion 474 may be provided.
- the characteristics of the modified examples shown in FIGS. 9 to 13 have been described by taking the second embodiment having meandering paths as an example.
- the electrolyzer 41 of the first embodiment shown in FIG. the electrolyzer 41 of the first embodiment shown in FIG.
- the characteristic configuration of the modification shown in FIGS. 9 to 13 may be added.
- each electrode plate may have a mesh shape in which a plurality of small through holes are formed, or may have a rod shape.
- the electrode plate is rod-shaped, among the dimensions in two directions perpendicular to the cross section perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the electrode plate, the shorter one is the thickness, and the longer one is the width.
- first circulation port functions as an inlet and the second circulation port functions as an outlet
- the first circulation port serves as an outlet
- the second circulation port functions as an outlet
- the mouth may be the entrance.
- the electrolyzer 41 in the water heater 11, although the case where the electrolyzer 41 was provided in the inlet piping 27 downstream from the pump 31 was demonstrated as an example, it is not limited to this. .
- the electrolyzer 41 may be provided in the incoming water pipe 27 upstream of the pump 31, or may be provided in the water supply pipe 37 that supplies water from the water supply source to the tank 15.
- the container 47 has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape has been described as an example.
- the container 47 may have a prismatic shape other than a rectangular parallelepiped or a cylindrical shape.
- a transient hot water heater has been described as an example.
- the present invention is not limited to this.
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Description
図1に示すように、第1実施形態のヒートポンプ式給湯機11は、冷媒が循環するヒートポンプユニット13と、このヒートポンプユニット13の冷媒と熱交換して低温の水を沸き上げ、タンク15に高温の水を貯留する貯湯ユニット17と、給水配管37と、給湯配管35と、電気分解装置41と、制御部33とを備えている。
(第1実施形態)
図2(A)は、給湯機11に用いられる本発明の第1実施形態にかかる電気分解装置41を示す断面図である。図2(A)は、電気分解装置41を側方から見たときの図である。図2(B)は、この電気分解装置41の平面図である。図2(A),(B)に示すように、第1実施形態にかかる電気分解装置41は、容器47と、複数の電極対49と、電源51とを備えている。
図6は、本発明の第2実施形態にかかる電気分解装置41を示す断面図である。図6は、電気分解装置41を水平方向に見たときの図である。図6に示すように、この第2実施形態では、各電極板53の構成が第1実施形態とは異なっている。第1実施形態と同様の構成については、第1実施形態と同じ符号を付し、その詳細な説明を省略する。
13 ヒートポンプユニット
15 タンク
17 貯湯ユニット
21 水熱交換器
27 入水配管(送り側流路の一例)
27a バイパス配管
27b 再流入配管(再流入流路の一例)
29 出湯配管(戻し側流路の一例)
31 ポンプ
33 制御部
35 給湯配管
37 給水配管
41 電気分解装置
43 第1流通口
45 第2流通口
47 容器
471 第1壁部
472 第2壁部
473 第3壁部
474 第4壁部
48 側壁部
49 電極対
51 電源
53 電極板
531 第1電極板
532 第2電極板
D 複数の電極板の配列方向
F 水流路
Claims (12)
- 水を加熱するための水熱交換器(21)を有する給湯機に用いられる電気分解装置であって、
水の入口及び出口のいずれか一方として機能する第1流通口(43)と、水の入口及び出口のいずれか他方として機能する第2流通口(45)とを有する容器(47)と、
前記容器(47)内に配設された複数の電極対(49)と、
各電極対(49)に電圧を印加する電源(51)と、を備え、
各電極対(49)は、一対の電極板(53)を有し、
複数の前記電極板(53)は、電極板(53)の厚み方向に、間隔をあけて配列されており、
前記入口から前記容器(47)内に流入した水が各電極対(49)における前記一対の電極板(53)の間を通って前記出口に至るように、前記複数の電極板(53)により水流路(F)が形成されている、電気分解装置。 - 前記容器(47)は、
前記複数の電極板(53)よりもこれらの配列方向(D)の一方側に位置する第1壁部(471)と、
前記複数の電極板(53)よりも前記配列方向(D)の他方側に位置し、前記複数の電極板(53)を介して前記第1壁部(471)と対向する第2壁部(472)と、
前記配列方向(D)に沿って延びて前記複数の電極板(53)を囲むとともに、前記第1壁部(471)と前記第2壁部(472)をつなぐ側壁部(48)と、を有し、
前記第1流通口(43)は、前記第1壁部(471)又はその近傍に設けられており、前記第2流通口(45)は、前記第2壁部(472)又はその近傍に設けられている、請求項1に記載の電気分解装置。 - 前記側壁部(48)は、前記配列方向(D)に沿って延びる第3壁部(473)と、前記配列方向(D)に沿って延び、前記複数の電極板(53)を介して前記第3壁部(473)と対向する第4壁部(474)とを含み、
前記複数の電極板(53)は、前記電源(51)の一方の極に接続される第1電極板(531)と、前記電源(51)の他方の極に接続される第2電極板(532)とを有し、
前記第1電極板(531)は、前記第3壁部(473)に位置する基端部から前記第4壁部(474)に向かって延設され、
前記第2電極板(532)は、前記第4壁部(474)に位置する基端部から前記第3壁部(473)に向かって延設され、
前記水流路(F)は、前記第1電極板(531)と前記第2電極板(532)が前記配列方向(D)に沿って交互に並ぶことにより、蛇行した経路を有している、請求項2に記載の電気分解装置。 - 前記側壁部(48)は、前記配列方向(D)に沿って延びる第3壁部(473)と、前記配列方向(D)に沿って延び、前記複数の電極板(53)を介して前記第3壁部(473)と対向する第4壁部(474)とを含み、
各電極板(53)の一端部と前記第3壁部(473)との間には水が流通可能な隙間が設けられており、各電極板(53)の他端部と前記第4壁部(474)との間には水が流通可能な隙間が設けられており、
前記第1流通口(43)は、前記第1壁部(471)において、前記第4壁部(474)よりも前記第3壁部(473)に近い位置に設けられており、前記第2流通口(45)は、前記第2壁部(472)において、前記第3壁部(473)よりも前記第4壁部(474)に近い位置に設けられている、請求項2に記載の電気分解装置。 - 各電極板(53)は、前記一端部が前記他端部よりも前記配列方向(D)の前記一方側に位置するように傾斜して配置されている、請求項4に記載の電気分解装置。
- ヒートポンプ式給湯機であって、
水を加熱するための水熱交換器(21)を有し、冷媒配管を通じて冷媒が循環するヒートポンプユニット(13)と、
水が貯留されるタンク(15)、前記タンク(15)の水を前記水熱交換器(21)に送る送り側流路(27)、及び前記水熱交換器(21)により加熱された水を前記タンク(15)に戻す戻し側流路(29)を有する貯湯ユニット(17)と、
給水源から前記タンク(15)に水を給水する給水配管(37)、及び前記タンク(15)に貯留された高温の水を給湯する給湯配管(35)と、
前記水に含まれるスケール成分を除去するための請求項1~5のいずれか1項に記載の電気分解装置(41)と、を備えているヒートポンプ式給湯機。 - 前記電気分解装置(41)は、前記送り側流路(27)に設けられている、請求項6に記載のヒートポンプ式給湯機。
- 前記電気分解装置(41)の前記電源(51)を制御する制御部をさらに備え、
前記制御部は、前記水熱交換器(21)により加熱される水の温度が予め設定された値以上の場合に各電極対(49)に電圧が印加されるように前記電源(51)を制御する、請求項6又は7に記載のヒートポンプ式給湯機。 - 前記電気分解装置(41)の前記電源(51)を制御する制御部をさらに備え、
前記制御部は、前記貯湯ユニット(17)における水質に応じて各電極対(49)に印加される電圧を調節するように前記電源(51)を制御する、請求項6~8のいずれか1項に記載のヒートポンプ式給湯機。 - 前記電気分解装置(41)を通過した水を前記電気分解装置(41)の上流側に戻して前記電気分解装置(41)に再度流入させるための再流入流路をさらに備えている、請求項6~9のいずれか1項に記載のヒートポンプ式給湯機。
- 前記電気分解装置(41)における前記入口と前記出口を反転させる反転機構をさらに備えている、請求項6~10のいずれか1項に記載のヒートポンプ式給湯機。
- 前記給湯配管(35)から給湯された水を前記タンク(15)に戻さない一過式である、請求項6~11のいずれか1項に記載のヒートポンプ式給湯機。
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