WO2022209204A1 - 電解水散布装置 - Google Patents
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- the present disclosure relates to an electrolyzed water spraying device that generates and sprays electrolyzed water.
- An electrolyzed water spraying device that generates and sprays electrolyzed water containing hypochlorous acid by electrolysis in order to remove (including inactivate) bacteria, fungi, viruses, or odors from the air is known. (See, for example, Patent Document 1).
- an electrolysis promoting tablet such as salt to the water to be electrolyzed to generate water containing chloride ions.
- electrolyzed water is generated by performing electrolysis with electrodes provided in the water reservoir, and the electrolyzed water stored in the water reservoir is brought into gas-liquid contact with the air and sprayed.
- the electrodes may deteriorate.
- An object of the present disclosure is to provide a technique for suppressing electrode deterioration.
- the electrolyzed water spraying device of the present disclosure includes a water tank for storing water, an electrolytic cell for generating electrolyzed water from water into which an electrolysis accelerator is added, a first supply unit for supplying water from the water tank to the electrolytic cell, and electrolysis.
- An electrode unit for generating electrolyzed water in the tank a humidification tank for mixing the water supplied from the water storage tank and the electrolyzed water supplied from the electrolysis tank, and a second supply unit for supplying water from the water storage tank to the humidification tank.
- a third supply unit that supplies electrolyzed water from the electrolytic cell to the humidifying chamber; a spraying unit that brings the electrolyzed water in the humidifying tank into contact with the air sucked from the air inlet and sprays it from the air outlet; an electrode unit and a spraying unit; and a control unit for controlling the first supply unit, the second supply unit, and the third supply unit.
- the control unit generates electrolyzed water having a second concentration lower than the first concentration when water and the electrolysis accelerator are supplied to the electrolytic cell in a water shortage state in which water is insufficient in the electrolytic cell
- 3 supply unit performs an initial process of supplying electrolyzed water of the second concentration to the humidifying tank, generates electrolyzed water of the first concentration after the initial process, and supplies electrolyzed water of the first concentration to the humidifying tank by the third supply unit; perform the normal processing that feeds the
- deterioration of electrodes can be suppressed.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the internal configuration of an electrolyzed water spraying device according to an embodiment.
- 2A is a diagram showing an outline of the operation of the electrolyzed water spraying device of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 2B is a diagram showing an outline of the operation of the electrolyzed water spraying device of FIG. 1;
- FIG. 2C is a diagram showing an outline of the operation of the electrolyzed water spraying device of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 3A is a diagram showing an outline of the operation of the electrolyzed water spraying device of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 3B is a diagram showing an outline of the operation of the electrolyzed water spraying device of FIG. 1;
- FIG. 4A is a diagram showing an outline of the operation of the electrolyzed water spraying device of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 4B is a diagram showing an outline of the operation of the electrolyzed water spraying device of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 5 is a flow chart showing a control procedure by the electrolyzed water spraying device of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 6 is a flow chart showing a control procedure by the electrolyzed water spraying device according to the modification.
- the present embodiment is an electrolyzed water spraying device that generates electrolyzed water from water and an electrolysis accelerator and then sprays the electrolyzed water.
- a conventional electrolyzed water spraying device generates water containing chloride ions by dissolving an electrolysis accelerator in water in a reservoir, and then electrolyzes the water containing chloride ions by energizing electrodes to Electrolyzed water containing active oxygen species is produced.
- the generated electrolyzed water and the air sucked from the outside are brought into continuous contact with each other in the water reservoir, and then the electrolyzed water is sprayed to the outside by the rotation of the fan. Therefore, the electrolyzed water in the water reservoir is easily contaminated by contact with air. If the electrolyzed water becomes dirty, the electrodes may deteriorate.
- the electrolyzed water spraying device divides the water reservoir into two water tanks, an electrolytic tank and a humidifying tank.
- the electrolytic cell is equipped with electrodes, and in the electrolytic cell, the electrodes electrolyze water containing chloride ions to generate electrolyzed water.
- the electrolyzed water generated in the electrolytic bath is supplied to the humidifying bath.
- the electrolyzed water supplied from the electrolytic tank is brought into continuous contact with the air sucked from the outside, and then the electrolyzed water is dispersed outside by the rotation of the fan.
- FIG. 1 shows the internal configuration of an electrolyzed water spraying device 1000. As shown in FIG. 1
- the electrolytic water spraying device 1000 includes a water storage tank 100, a water supply tank 110, a lid 112, a first pump 120, a first water supply pipe 122, a supply port 124, a second pump 130, a second water supply pipe 132, a water shortage float 160, and an electrolytic cell. 200, electrode part 210, third pump 220, third water supply pipe 222, metering volume 224, fourth water supply pipe 226, full water float 250, water shortage float 260, humidification tank 300, spraying part 310, water full float 350, water shortage float 360 , a drainage float 370 , an electrolysis accelerator input unit 400 , an input port 404 , an electrolysis accelerator 410 , and a control unit 500 .
- the first pump 120, the first water supply pipe 122, and the supply port 124 are included in the first supply part 128, the second pump 130, the second water supply pipe 132 are included in the second supply part 138, 3 pump 220 , third water supply pipe 222 , metering volume 224 and fourth water supply pipe 226 are included in third supply section 228 .
- the water tank 100 has a box shape with an open top surface, has a structure capable of storing water, and stores water supplied from a water supply tank 110 described later.
- the water tank 100 is arranged in the lower part of the electrolyzed water spraying device 1000, for example.
- the water supply tank 110 is a tank that stores water inside, and is detachable from the water tank 100 .
- a lid 112 is provided at an opening (not shown) of the water supply tank 110 and an opening/closing part (not shown) is provided at the center of the lid 112 . When the opening/closing portion is opened, the water in the water supply tank 110 is supplied to the water tank 100 .
- the opening/closing portion opens. That is, when the water supply tank 110 filled with water is attached to the water tank 100 , the opening/closing portion is opened to supply water to the water tank 100 , and the water is accumulated in the water tank 100 .
- the opening of the water supply tank 110 is water-sealed. This stops the water supply.
- water remains inside the water tank 110, the water inside the water tank 110 is supplied to the water tank 100 each time the water level in the water tank 100 drops. As a result, the water level in the water tank 100 is kept constant.
- the first pump 120 is arranged inside the water tank 100 and connected to the first water supply pipe 122 .
- the first pump 120 pumps up the water stored in the water tank 100 toward the first water supply pipe 122 when operated according to an instruction from the control unit 500 .
- the first water supply pipe 122 is a pipe that connects the water tank 100 and the electrolytic bath 200, and has a supply port 124 at the end on the electrolytic bath 200 side.
- the water pumped up by the first pump 120 flows through the first water supply pipe 122 and is supplied to the electrolytic cell 200 through the supply port 124 . That is, the first pump 120 , the first water supply pipe 122 and the supply port 124 supply water from the water tank 100 to the electrolytic cell 200 .
- the second pump 130 is arranged inside the water tank 100 and connected to the second water supply pipe 132 .
- the second pump 130 pumps up the water stored in the water tank 100 toward the second water supply pipe 132 when operated in accordance with an instruction from the control unit 500 .
- the second water supply pipe 132 is a pipe that connects the water tank 100 and the humidification tank 300 .
- the water pumped up by the second pump 130 flows through the inside of the second water supply pipe 132 and is supplied to the humidification tank 300 . That is, the second pump 130 and the second water supply pipe 132 supply water from the water tank 100 to the humidifying tank 300 .
- the electrolytic bath 200 has a box shape with an open top and is arranged below the supply port 124 .
- the electrolytic cell 200 stores water supplied from the supply port 124 .
- an electrolysis accelerator input portion 400 is arranged in line with the supply port 124.
- the electrolysis accelerator input unit 400 can load the electrolysis accelerator 410 therein, and rotates a tablet input member (not shown) when an instruction to input the electrolysis accelerator 410 is given from the control unit 500 . When the tablet loading member rotates, the electrolysis accelerator 410 drops into the electrolytic bath 200 .
- the electrolysis accelerator input unit 400 counts the number of the electrolysis accelerators 410 dropped into the electrolytic bath 200, and when it is determined that one tablet of the electrolysis accelerator 410 has dropped into the electrolytic bath 200, the rotation of the tablet charging member is stopped. do. That is, the electrolysis accelerator input unit 400 injects the electrolysis accelerator 410 into the electrolytic bath 200 . By dissolving the electrolysis accelerator 410 into the water in the electrolytic cell 200 , water containing chloride ions is generated in the electrolytic cell 200 .
- An example of an electrolysis enhancer 410 is sodium chloride and is formed as an electrolysis enhancer tablet.
- the electrode part 210 is installed so as to be submerged in the water in the electrolytic bath 200 .
- the electrode unit 210 electrochemically decomposes water containing chloride ions in the electrolytic cell 200 to generate electrolyzed water containing active oxygen species.
- the active oxygen species refer to oxygen molecules having higher oxidation activity than normal oxygen and their related substances.
- active oxygen species include so-called narrowly defined active oxygen such as superoxide anion, singlet oxygen, hydroxyl radical, or hydrogen peroxide, and so-called broadly defined active oxygen such as ozone and hypochlorous acid (hypohalogenous acid). is included.
- the electrode unit 210 repeats one cycle of an energization time during which energization is performed for electrolysis and a time after the energization is stopped, that is, a non-energization time that is a time during which energization is not performed, and repeats the cycle multiple times. , to generate electrolyzed water.
- a non-energization time that is a time during which energization is not performed
- the electrolytic cell 200 is a tank for generating electrolyzed water from the water into which the electrolysis accelerator 410 is added.
- the third pump 220 is arranged inside the electrolytic cell 200 and connected to the third water supply pipe 222 .
- the third pump 220 pumps up the electrolyzed water stored in the electrolytic cell 200 toward the third water supply pipe 222 when operated in accordance with an instruction from the control unit 500 .
- the third water supply pipe 222 is connected to a metered volume 224 to supply electrolyzed water from the electrolytic cell 200 to the metered volume 224 .
- the metered volume 224 is a volume having a constant volume, and stores a constant volume of electrolyzed water supplied from the third water supply pipe 222 .
- the metered volume 224 is connected to a fourth water supply pipe 226 that extends toward the humidification tank 300 .
- the electrolyzed water stored in the metering volume 224 is made to flow through the fourth water supply pipe 226 and supplied to the humidification tank 300 . That is, the third pump 220 , the third water supply pipe 222 , the metering volume 224 and the fourth water supply pipe 226 supply electrolyzed water from the electrolytic bath 200 to the humidifying bath 300 .
- the humidification tank 300 has a box shape with an open top surface, and mixes the water supplied from the water tank 100 and the electrolyzed water supplied from the electrolytic tank 200 . This corresponds to diluting the electrolyzed water supplied from the electrolytic cell 200 with the water supplied from the water tank 100 .
- a spraying unit 310 is provided in the humidifying tank 300 .
- the spraying unit 310 includes a fan (not shown) and a filter (filter).
- the fan is, for example, a sirocco fan, and rotates under the control of the control unit 500 . As the fan rotates, air is sucked into the electrolyzed water spraying device 1000 from an intake port (not shown) provided in the casing (not shown) of the electrolyzed water spraying device 1000 .
- the filter is a member that brings the electrolyzed water stored in the humidifying tank 300 into contact with the room air flowed into the electrolyzed water spraying device 1000 by the fan.
- the filter is configured in a cylindrical shape and has holes through which air can flow in the circumferential portion.
- the filter is rotatably built in the humidification tank 300 about the central axis so that one end of the filter is immersed in the electrolyzed water stored in the humidification tank 300 and water is retained.
- the filter is rotated by a drive unit (not shown) to continuously bring the electrolyzed water into contact with the room air.
- An air passage is formed from the intake port to the filter, fan, and outlet (not shown).
- the fan rotates, outside air sucked from the air intake and entering the air passage is blown out of the electrolyzed water spraying device 1000 through the filter, the fan, and the air outlet in order.
- the electrolyzed water in the humidifying tank 300 is sprayed to the outside.
- the electrolyzed water spraying device 1000 does not necessarily have to spray the electrolyzed water itself, and the spraying of the electrolyzed water-derived (including volatilized) active oxygen species generated as a result is included in the electrolyzed water spraying.
- the water shortage float 160 provided in the water storage tank 100, the full water float 250 and the water shortage float 260 provided in the electrolytic tank 200, the full water float 350, the water shortage float 360, and the drainage float 370 provided in the humidification tank 300 are water or electrolyzed water. exists or not.
- water and electrolyzed water may be collectively referred to as "water”.
- the drought float 160, full float 250, drought 260, full float 350, drought 360, and drain float 370 are collectively referred to as "floats.”
- Each float is buoyant and has a magnet (not shown) whose position is detected by a sensing portion (not shown).
- the float When water is present up to the position of the float, the float moves to a predetermined position due to buoyancy, and the sensing portion senses the magnet provided on the float portion. On the other hand, if there is no water up to the position of the float, the detection part cannot detect the magnet provided on the float.
- a water shortage float 160 detects a water shortage in the water storage tank 100
- a full water float 250 detects a water shortage in the electrolytic cell 200
- a water shortage float 260 detects a water shortage in the electrolytic cell 200 .
- the drought does not have to be a 100% drought, and may be a small amount of water remaining.
- the water shortage float 260 may be referred to as a water shortage detector.
- the full water float 350 detects that the humidifying tank 300 is full of water
- the water shortage float 360 detects water shortage in the humidifying tank 300
- the drain float 370 detects the drainage level of the humidifying tank 300 .
- “full of water” does not have to be 100% full of water, and may be the amount of water that can be filled with water.
- Each float transmits the detection result to the control unit 500 .
- the control unit 500 receives detection results from the water shortage float 160 , the water shortage float 250 , the water shortage float 260 , the water shortage float 350 , the water shortage float 360 and the water discharge float 370 . Further, the control unit 500 controls the electrode unit 210 , the spraying unit 310 , the electrolysis accelerator input unit 400 , the first supply unit 128 , the second supply unit 138 and the third supply unit 228 . Details of the processing of the control unit 500 will be described later.
- the concentration of electrolyzed water generated in the electrolytic cell 200 is a concentration within the range of 30-200 ppm (hereinafter referred to as "first concentration"). Also, the concentration of the electrolyzed water diluted in the humidification tank 300 is within the range of 3-50 ppm. The concentration of the electrolyzed water diluted in the humidification tank 300 is set lower than the concentration of the electrolyzed water generated in the electrolytic tank 200 .
- the initial processing is the processing from when the water storage tank 100, the electrolytic tank 200, and the humidifying tank 300 are in a state of water shortage, specifically, when there is no water, until the initial stage of electrolyzed water is sprayed.
- 2A-2C, 3A and 3B are also used below to describe the initial processing.
- 2A to 2C show an outline of the operation of the electrolyzed water spraying device 1000.
- FIG. 2A shows a water shortage state in which the water tank 100, the electrolytic tank 200, and the humidifying tank 300 are short of water. This corresponds to the case where the electrolyzed water spraying device 1000 is installed after purchasing the electrolyzed water spraying device 1000 . It also corresponds to the case after maintenance of the water tank 100, the electrolytic tank 200, and the humidifying tank 300.
- FIG. 2B is a state following FIG. 2A.
- the user fills the water tank 110 with water and attaches the water tank 110 to the water tank 100 .
- water is supplied from the water tank 110 to the water tank 100 by opening the opening/closing portion of the lid 112 .
- FIG. 2C is a state following FIG. 2B.
- the control unit 500 supplies the water in the water tank 100 to the humidification tank 300 by operating the second pump 130 . Water is supplied until the full water float 350 detects full water. As a result, the humidifying tank 300 stores water in a full state.
- the control unit 500 supplies the water in the water tank 100 to the electrolytic cell 200 by operating the first pump 120 . At that time, water is supplied for a certain period of time such that the electrolytic cell 200 is not filled with water. As a result of the supply of water, the water surface of the electrolytic cell 200 exists at a water level lower than the full water level. A supply area 240 is arranged on a portion of the water surface of the electrolytic cell 200 , and the supply area 240 exists below the supply port 124 and the input port 404 . After the supply of water is finished, the controller 500 causes the electrolysis accelerator 410 to be dropped from the inlet 404 toward the supply area 240 of the electrolytic cell 200 . As a result, electrolysis promoter 410 is present in feed region 240 and begins to dissolve in water.
- the control unit 500 supplies the water in the water tank 100 to the electrolytic cell 200 by operating the first pump 120 again.
- the control unit 500 since water is supplied from the supply port 124 toward the supply region 240, the dissolution of the electrolysis accelerator 410 is further promoted by the pressure of the supplied water. Water is supplied until the full water float 250 detects full water.
- the humidifying tank 300 is filled with water containing chloride ions in which a part of the electrolysis accelerator 410 is dissolved.
- FIGS. 3A and 3B show an outline of the operation of the electrolyzed water spraying device 1000 following FIGS. 2A to 2C.
- FIG. 3A is a state following FIG. 2C.
- the control unit 500 electrolyzes water containing chloride ions to generate electrolyzed water.
- the electrolysis time is set to a time (for example, 10 minutes) shorter than the time (for example, 40 minutes) required to generate the electrolyzed water of the first concentration.
- electrolyzed water having a second concentration lower than the first concentration is produced.
- FIG. 3B is a state following FIG. 3A.
- the controller 500 operates the third pump 220 to supply the electrolyzed water of the second concentration to the humidification tank 300 .
- electrolyzed water of the second concentration corresponding to the volume of the metered volume 224 is supplied to the humidification tank 300 .
- the second concentration electrolyzed water is diluted in the humidification tank 300 .
- control unit 500 operates spraying unit 310 to spray electrolyzed water in humidification tank 300 to the outside of electrolyzed water spraying device 1000 . That is, the spraying of electrolyzed water is started from a time shorter than 40 minutes.
- FIGS. 4A and 4B show an outline of the operation of the electrolyzed water spraying device 1000 following FIGS. 3A and 3B.
- FIG. 4A is a state following FIG. 3B. Since part of the electrolyzed water of the second concentration in the electrolytic bath 200 is supplied to the humidifying bath 300, the electrolyzed water of the second concentration is stored in the electrolytic bath 200 in a state where it is not full.
- the controller 500 operates the first pump 120 to supply the water in the water tank 100 to the electrolytic cell 200 . At this time, since water is supplied from the supply port 124 toward the supply region 240, the undissolved electrolysis accelerator 410 is further dissolved by the pressure of the supplied water. Water is supplied until the full water float 250 detects full water. As a result, the humidifying tank 300 is filled with water.
- the control unit 500 energizes the electrode unit 210 to generate electrolyzed water through electrolysis.
- the electrolysis time is set to the time (for example, 40 minutes) required to generate electrolyzed water of the first concentration. As a result, electrolyzed water of the first concentration is generated.
- FIG. 4B is a state following FIG. 4A.
- the controller 500 operates the third pump 220 to supply the electrolyzed water of the first concentration to the humidification tank 300 .
- electrolyzed water of the first concentration corresponding to the volume of the metered volume 224 is supplied to the humidification tank 300 .
- the first concentration electrolyzed water is diluted in the humidification tank 300 .
- control unit 500 operates spraying unit 310 to spray electrolyzed water in humidification tank 300 to the outside of electrolyzed water spraying device 1000 .
- the controller 500 When the electrolyzed water is sprayed, the amount of electrolyzed water in the humidification tank 300 decreases.
- the controller 500 operates the third pump 220 to supply electrolyzed water of the first concentration to the humidification tank 300 by the capacity of the metering volume 224 , and the second pump 130 . is operated, the water in the water storage tank 100 is supplied until the humidification tank 300 is filled with water. Thereby, the spraying of electrolyzed water is continued. Such processing is repeated until the water shortage float 260 detects a water shortage.
- the restarting process is a process for re-executing the normal process when the water shortage float 260 detects a water shortage, that is, when the electrolyzed water in the electrolytic cell 200 has dried up.
- the control unit 500 starts supplying water to the electrolytic tank 200 by the first supply unit 128 . That is, control unit 500 does not supply water to electrolytic cell 200 until electrolytic cell 200 runs out of water. This is to maintain the concentration of the electrolyzed water in the electrolytic cell 200 at the first concentration by not supplying water. Also, by making old electrolyzed water less likely to remain in the electrolytic cell 200 , impurities such as inorganic salt compounds are less likely to remain in the electrolytic cell 200 . This reduces the maintenance frequency of the electrolytic cell 200 .
- control unit 500 supplies water for a certain period of time such that the electrolytic cell 200 does not become full. Subsequently, the control unit 500 drops the electrolysis accelerator 410 from the input port 404 toward the supply area 240 of the electrolytic cell 200 to supply water until the electrolytic cell 200 is filled with water. Further, the control unit 500 energizes the electrode unit 210 to generate electrolyzed water of the second concentration, and then supplies the electrolyzed water of the second concentration from the electrolytic bath 200 to the humidifying bath 300 . That is, the same processing as part of the initial processing is executed. This is followed by normal processing.
- Electrolyzed water exists in the humidifying tank 300 when the restart process is performed, unlike when the initial process is performed. Therefore, the process of generating electrolyzed water of the second concentration and supplying the electrolyzed water of the second concentration from the electrolytic bath 200 to the humidifying bath 300 may be omitted. Such modifications will be described below.
- the control unit 500 supplies water for a certain period of time such that the electrolytic cell 200 does not become full. Subsequently, the controller 500 causes the electrolysis accelerator 410 to drop from the input port 404 toward the supply area 240 of the electrolytic cell 200 . Following this, the control unit 500 waits for a certain period of time. The waiting period may be 10 minutes, ie shorter or longer than the electrolysis time in the initial treatment. After that, the controller 500 continues to supply water until the electrolytic cell 200 is filled with water. This is followed by normal processing. In other words, electrolyzed water of the first concentration is produced by electrolysis without producing electrolyzed water of the second concentration.
- a device, system, or method subject in the present disclosure comprises a computer.
- the main functions of the device, system, or method of the present disclosure are realized by the computer executing the program.
- a computer has a processor that operates according to a program as its main hardware configuration. Any type of processor can be used as long as it can implement functions by executing a program.
- the processor is composed of one or more electronic circuits including a semiconductor integrated circuit (IC) or LSI (Large Scale Integration).
- IC semiconductor integrated circuit
- LSI Large Scale Integration
- the program is recorded in a non-temporary recording medium such as a computer-readable ROM (Read Only Memory), optical disk, hard disk drive, or the like.
- a non-temporary recording medium such as a computer-readable ROM (Read Only Memory), optical disk, hard disk drive, or the like.
- the program may be pre-stored in a recording medium, or may be supplied to the recording medium via a wide area network including the Internet.
- FIG. 5 is a flow chart showing a control procedure by the electrolyzed water spraying device 1000. As shown in FIG. Note that the control described below may be executed by the control unit 500 .
- water is supplied to the water tank 100 (S10).
- water is supplied from the water storage tank 100 to the electrolytic cell 200 in an amount less than the full water level (S12).
- the electrolytic accelerator 410 is supplied to the electrolytic bath 200 (S14).
- water is supplied from the water tank 100 to the electrolytic cell 200 until it is full (S16).
- the electrode unit 210 performs electrolysis for 10 minutes (S18).
- electrolyzed water having a second concentration is supplied from the electrolytic bath 200 to the humidifying bath 300 (S20). At this time, electrolyzed water is sprayed in the humidification tank 300 .
- the electrode unit 210 performs electrolysis for 40 minutes (S24).
- electrolyzed water of the first concentration is supplied from the electrolytic bath 200 to the humidifying bath 300 (S26).
- the spraying unit 310 sprays electrolyzed water (S28).
- step S30 it is determined whether the water shortage in the humidification tank 300 has been detected by the water shortage float 360 (S30). If it is determined that the humidifying tank 300 is not dry (N of S30), the process returns to step S28. On the other hand, if it is determined that the humidification tank 300 is running out of water (Y of S30), it is determined whether the water shortage of the electrolytic cell 200 has been detected by the water shortage float 260 (S32). If it is determined that the electrolytic cell 200 has not run out of water (N of S32), the process returns to step S26. On the other hand, when it is determined that the electrolytic cell 200 is dry (Y of S32), the process returns to step S12.
- FIG. 6 is a flow chart showing a control procedure by the electrolyzed water spraying device 1000 according to the modification. Note that the control described below may be executed by the control unit 500 .
- water is supplied to the water tank 100 (S100).
- water is supplied from the water storage tank 100 to the electrolytic cell 200 in an amount less than the full water level (S102).
- the electrolytic accelerator 410 is supplied to the electrolytic bath 200 (S104).
- water is supplied from the water tank 100 to the electrolytic cell 200 until it is full (S106).
- the electrode unit 210 performs electrolysis for 10 minutes (S108).
- electrolyzed water having a second concentration is supplied from the electrolytic bath 200 to the humidifying bath 300 (S110). At this time, electrolyzed water is sprayed in the humidifying tank 300 .
- the electrode unit 210 performs electrolysis for 40 minutes (S114).
- electrolyzed water having the first concentration is supplied from the electrolytic bath 200 to the humidifying bath 300 (S116).
- the spraying unit 310 sprays electrolyzed water (S118).
- step S120 it is determined whether or not the water shortage in the humidifying tank 300 has been detected by the water shortage float 360 (S120). If it is determined that the humidifying tank 300 is not dry (N of S120), the process returns to step S118. On the other hand, if it is determined that the humidifying tank 300 is running out of water (Y in S120), it is determined whether or not the water running out of the electrolytic tank 200 has been detected by the water running out float 260 (S122). If it is determined that the electrolytic cell 200 has not run out of water (N of S122), the process returns to step S116.
- the electrolyzed water spraying device 1000 of the present embodiment since the water storage section is divided into the water storage tank 100, the electrolytic tank 200, and the humidifying tank 300, gas-liquid contact with the water in the electrolytic tank 200 used by the electrode section 210 occurs. can be suppressed. Moreover, since the occurrence of gas-liquid contact with the water in the electrolytic cell 200 is suppressed, the water in the electrolytic cell 200 can be made less dirty. Moreover, since the water in the electrolytic cell 200 is less likely to become dirty, deterioration of the electrodes can be suppressed. Moreover, since the electrolyzed water having the second concentration is supplied to the humidifying tank 300 and sprayed, the period until the electrolyzed water is sprayed can be shortened.
- the electrolyzed water of the first concentration is generated following the electrolyzed water of the second concentration, the electrolyzed water of the desired concentration can be sprayed. Further, since the electrolysis accelerator 410 is supplied toward the supply region 240 and the water is supplied toward the supply region 240, the dissolution of the electrolysis accelerator 410 can be promoted by the pressure of the water. Further, after water is supplied to the electrolytic cell 200, the electrolyzed water having the first concentration is generated by normal processing, so that the electrolysis accelerator 410 can be easily dissolved.
- water is supplied to the electrolytic cell 200 by the first supply unit 128, so it is unnecessary to supply water until the water shortage is detected. Moreover, since water supply becomes unnecessary until the water shortage is detected, the concentration of the electrolyzed water in the electrolytic cell 200 can be maintained. Further, since it is not necessary to supply water until the water shortage is detected, impurities remaining in the electrolytic cell 200 can be flushed out. Since a part of the initial processing is executed as restart processing, the operation can be simplified. Since electrolyzed water of the second concentration is not generated as the restart process, electrolyzed water of the first concentration can be efficiently generated.
- the electrolyzed water spraying device (1000) of the present disclosure includes a water tank (100) for storing water, an electrolytic cell (200) for generating electrolyzed water from water into which an electrolysis accelerator (410) is added, and a water tank (100).
- a first supply unit (128) that supplies water to the electrolytic cell (200) from the A humidification tank (300) for mixing electrolyzed water supplied from the electrolytic tank (200), a second supply unit (138) for supplying water from the water tank (100) to the humidifying tank (300), and an electrolytic tank (
- a third supply unit (228) that supplies electrolyzed water from the humidification tank (300) from the humidification tank (300), and a spraying unit that brings the electrolyzed water in the humidification tank (300) into contact with the air sucked from the air inlet and sprays it from the air outlet.
- (310) and a control unit (500) that controls the electrode unit (210), the spraying unit (310), the first supply unit (128), the second supply unit (138), and the third supply unit (228).
- the control unit (500) controls, in a water shortage state in which water is insufficient in the electrolytic cell (200), when water and the electrolysis accelerator (410) are supplied to the electrolytic cell (200), the concentration is lower than the first concentration.
- An initial process of generating low second concentration electrolyzed water and supplying the second concentration electrolyzed water to the humidification tank (300) by a third supply unit (228) is performed, and after the initial process, the first concentration electrolyzed water is generated, and the normal process of supplying electrolyzed water of the first concentration to the humidification tank (300) by the third supply unit (228) is performed.
- the electrolyzed water spraying device (1000) of the present disclosure may further include an electrolysis accelerator input section (400) for injecting an electrolysis accelerator (410) into the electrolytic cell (200).
- the first supply unit (128) supplies water from the water tank (100) to the electrolytic cell (200) toward a supply area (240) forming part of the water surface of the electrolytic cell (200),
- the injection section (400) may inject the electrolysis accelerator (410) toward the supply area (240).
- control unit (500) of the present disclosure after performing the initial processing, supplies water to the electrolytic cell (200) by the first supply unit (128), and then supplies electrolyzed water of the first concentration by normal processing. may be generated.
- the electrolyzed water spraying device (1000) of the present disclosure may further include a water shortage detector (260) that detects a water shortage in the electrolytic cell (200).
- the control unit (500) supplies the electrolytic water ( 200) may be supplied with water.
- control unit (500) of the present disclosure supplies water to the electrolytic cell (200) by the first supply unit (128), and supplies the electrolysis accelerator (410) to the electrolytic cell (200), Even if electrolyzed water of the second concentration is generated, the second concentration of electrolyzed water is supplied to the humidification tank (300) by the third supply unit (228), the restart process is executed, and the normal process is executed after the restart process. good.
- control unit (500) of the present disclosure supplies a certain amount of water to the electrolytic cell (200) by the first supply unit (128), and supplies the electrolysis accelerator (410) to the electrolytic cell (200). Therefore, after waiting for a certain period of time, the restart process of supplying water to the electrolytic cell (200) by the first supply unit (128) may be executed, and the normal process may be executed after the restart process.
- the water shortage float 260 detects water shortage by the position of the magnet on the float.
- the water shortage is not limited to this, and for example, the water shortage may be detected based on the number of times the electrolyzed water is supplied from the metering bowl 224 . For example, if the capacity of the electrolytic cell 200 is 1000 ml and the capacity of the fixed volume 224 is 250 ml, a water shortage is detected when the electrolytic water is supplied four times from the fixed volume 224 . According to this modified example, the degree of freedom in configuration can be increased.
- water or electrolyzed water is supplied when a water shortage is detected.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and for example, the next supply may be performed after a certain period of time from the supply of water or electrolyzed water. According to this modified example, the degree of freedom in configuration can be increased.
- control unit 500 may further include a storage unit that stores the content of control currently being executed.
- An example of the storage unit is non-volatile memory.
- the control unit 500 causes the storage unit to periodically store the contents of control currently being executed as necessary.
- the control unit 500 resumes the control content that was being executed stored in the storage unit. For example, if the control contents stored in the storage unit when the power supply to the electrolyzed water spraying device 1000 is cut off are the contents of electrolyzing for 5 minutes in step S18 for generating the electrolyzed water of the second concentration.
- control unit 500 when the power supply is restored thereafter, the control unit 500 performs control to perform electrolysis for the remaining 5 minutes required for generating electrolyzed water of the second concentration. Further, for example, if the control content stored in the storage unit when the power of the electrolyzed water spraying device 1000 is cut off is step S28 for spraying electrolyzed water, when the power is restored after that, the control unit 500 resumes the step of spraying electrolyzed water. As a result, even when the power supply to the electrolyzed water spraying device 1000 is cut off and then the power is restored, correct control contents can be performed.
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貯水槽100は、天面を開口した箱形状を有しており、水を貯水できる構造を有し、後述の給水タンク110から供給される水を貯める。貯水槽100は、例えば、電解水散布装置1000の下側部分に配置される。給水タンク110は、内部に水を貯めるタンクであり、貯水槽100に着脱可能である。給水タンク110の開口(図示せず)には蓋112が設けられるとともに、蓋112の中央には開閉部(図示せず)が設けられる。開閉部が開くと、給水タンク110内の水が、貯水槽100へ供給される。
初期処理は、貯水槽100、電解槽200、加湿槽300に水が渇水状態、具体的には水がない状態から、電解水の初期段階の散布を実行するまでの処理である。以下では、初期処理を説明するために図2A~図2C、図3Aおよび図3Bも使用する。図2A~図2Cは、電解水散布装置1000の動作概要を示す。
通常処理は、所望の濃度の電解水を散布するための処理である。図4Aおよび図4Bは、図3Aおよび図3Bに続く電解水散布装置1000の動作概要を示す。
再起処理は、渇水フロート260が渇水を検知した場合、つまり電解槽200の電解水が渇水した場合において、通常処理を再度実行するための処理である。加湿槽300に第1濃度の電解水を供給してから、渇水フロート260により渇水が検知されると、制御部500は、第1供給部128による電解槽200への水の供給を開始する。つまり、制御部500は、電解槽200が渇水するまで、電解槽200に水を供給しない。これは、水を供給しないことによって、電解槽200における電解水の濃度を第1濃度で維持するためである。また、電解槽200に古い電解水が残りにくくすることによって、無機塩類化合物等の不純物を電解槽200に残りにくくするためである。これにより、電解槽200の手入れ頻度が減少する。
再起処理を実行する際、初期処理を実行する際と異なって、加湿槽300には電解水が存在する。そのため、第2濃度の電解水を生成して、第2濃度の電解水を電解槽200から加湿槽300に供給する処理が省略されてもよい。以下では、そのような変形例を説明する。
110 給水タンク
112 蓋
120 第1ポンプ
122 第1給水管
124 供給口
128 第1供給部
130 第2ポンプ
132 第2給水管
138 第2供給部
160 渇水フロート
200 電解槽
210 電極部
220 第3ポンプ
222 第3給水管
224 定量升
226 第4給水管
228 第3供給部
240 供給領域
250 満水フロート
260 渇水フロート
300 加湿槽
310 散布部
350 満水フロート
360 渇水フロート
370 排水フロート
400 電解促進剤投入部
404 投入口
410 電解促進剤
500 制御部
1000 電解水散布装置
Claims (7)
- 水を貯める貯水槽と、
電解促進剤を投入した前記水から電解水を生成する電解槽と、
前記貯水槽から前記電解槽に前記水を供給する第1供給部と、
前記電解槽にて前記電解水を生成する電極部と、
前記貯水槽から供給される前記水と前記電解槽から供給される前記電解水とを混合させる加湿槽と、
前記貯水槽から前記加湿槽に前記水を供給する第2供給部と、
前記電解槽から前記加湿槽に前記電解水を供給する第3供給部と、
前記加湿槽の前記電解水を、吸気口から吸い込んだ空気に接触させて吹出口から散布する散布部と、
前記電極部と前記散布部と前記第1供給部と前記第2供給部と前記第3供給部とを制御する制御部と、を備え、
前記制御部は、
前記電解槽に前記水が不足している渇水状態において、前記電解槽に前記水と前記電解促進剤とが供給された場合に、第1濃度よりも低い第2濃度の前記電解水を生成し、前記第3供給部によって前記第2濃度の前記電解水を前記加湿槽に供給する初期処理を実行し、
前記初期処理の後に前記第1濃度の前記電解水を生成し、前記第3供給部によって前記第1濃度の前記電解水を前記加湿槽に供給する通常処理を実行する、
電解水散布装置。 - 前記電解槽に前記電解促進剤を投入する電解促進剤投入部をさらに備え、
前記第1供給部は、前記電解槽の水面の一部を構成する供給領域に向かって前記貯水槽から前記電解槽に前記水を供給し、
前記電解促進剤投入部は、前記供給領域に向かって前記電解促進剤を投入する、
請求項1に記載の電解水散布装置。 - 前記制御部は、
前記初期処理を実行した後、
前記第1供給部により前記電解槽に前記水を供給してから、前記通常処理により前記第1濃度の電解水を生成する、
請求項1または2に記載の電解水散布装置。 - 前記電解槽の渇水を検知する渇水検知部をさらに備え、
前記制御部は、
前記加湿槽に前記第1濃度の前記電解水を供給してから、前記渇水検知部による渇水検知がなされると、前記第1供給部によって前記電解槽に前記水を供給する、
請求項1から3のいずれか1項に記載の電解水散布装置。 - 前記制御部は、
前記渇水検知部による渇水検知後に、前記第1供給部によって前記電解槽に前記水を供給するとともに、前記電解槽に前記電解促進剤を供給してから、前記第2濃度の前記電解水を生成し、前記第3供給部によって前記第2濃度の前記電解水を前記加湿槽に供給する再起処理を実行し、
前記再起処理の後に前記通常処理を実行する、
請求項4に記載の電解水散布装置。 - 前記制御部は、
前記渇水検知部による渇水検知後に、前記第1供給部によって前記電解槽に前記水を一定量供給するとともに、前記電解槽に前記電解促進剤を供給してから、一定期間にわたって待機した後、前記第1供給部によって前記電解槽に前記水を供給する再起処理を実行し、
前記再起処理の後に前記通常処理を実行する、
請求項4に記載の電解水散布装置。 - 前記制御部は、
現在実行中の制御内容を記憶する記憶部をさらに有し、
前記電解水散布装置の電源遮断が発生して、その後電源復帰した場合は、前記記憶部が記憶する前記実行中の制御内容から再開する、
請求項1から6のいずれか1項に記載の電解水散布装置。
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