CN220049365U

CN220049365U - External air supplementing box and exhaust cabinet

Info

Publication number: CN220049365U
Application number: CN202320264723.7U
Authority: CN
Inventors: 卢丙利; 阮红正; 李宝明
Original assignee: E3 Green Technology Co ltd
Current assignee: E3 Green Technology Co ltd
Priority date: 2023-02-20
Filing date: 2023-02-20
Publication date: 2023-11-21
Anticipated expiration: 2033-02-20

Abstract

The utility model discloses an external air supplementing box body, which comprises: the air supplementing chamber extends along the width direction of the exhaust cabinet, is used for being arranged on the top side of the front of the inner cavity of the exhaust cabinet, comprises an upper air supplementing inlet and an upper air supplementing outlet, wherein the upper air supplementing inlet is arranged on the top or the side part of the air supplementing chamber, and the upper air supplementing outlet is arranged at the bottom of the air supplementing chamber and extends along the width direction; the upper air supplementing air inlet and the upper air supplementing air outlet are staggered along the height direction of the exhaust cabinet, and the projection of the upper air supplementing air inlet and the projection of the upper air supplementing air outlet are not overlapped. The utility model can prevent the leakage of pollutants in the exhaust cabinet. The utility model also provides an exhaust cabinet.

Description

External air supplementing box and exhaust cabinet

Technical Field

The utility model relates to the technical field of ventilation, in particular to an external air supplementing box body and an exhaust cabinet.

Background

Ventilation devices can be generally described as devices for exhausting gases such as exhaust gases, harmful gases and particulate matters in a working space to outside (usually outdoors) the working space, and such devices have wide application in industry and life, for example, factory buildings for generating toxic harmful gases or particulate matters in industrial production, biological and chemical laboratories of research and development institutions, kitchen for generating cooking fume, etc., which require ventilation devices to isolate toxic gases and particulate matters in a working space from users, prevent users from inhaling toxic harmful gases and particulate matters, and exhaust toxic harmful gases and particulate matters to outside.

Fume hoods are important equipment in laboratories to control contaminants. The function of the control cabinet is that pollutants emitted in the control cabinet are smoothly discharged outdoors, and the pollutants cannot be dissipated indoors through the operation opening of the exhaust cabinet, so that the health and safety of experimental staff are endangered.

However, for the existing exhaust cabinets with smaller exhaust volume such as air supplementing type or low air speed, the negative pressure at the gap between the movable window and the fixed window is small, and the phenomenon of pollutant leakage exists.

Disclosure of Invention

The utility model aims to solve the problems that the negative pressure at the bypass part of an exhaust cabinet is small and pollutants are easy to leak. The utility model provides an exhaust cabinet, which can ensure the uniformity of each point in the width direction of an upper air supplementing opening through a wind direction steering structure of an outer air supplementing box body at a bypass channel, increase the air supplementing quantity in the bypass channel and prevent pollutants from leaking.

In order to solve the technical problems, an embodiment of the utility model discloses an external air supplementing box body, which comprises: the air supplementing chamber is used for being arranged on the top side of the front of an inner cavity of the exhaust cabinet, the air supplementing chamber comprises an upper air supplementing inlet and an upper air supplementing outlet, the upper air supplementing inlet is arranged on the top or the side part of the air supplementing chamber, and the upper air supplementing outlet is arranged on the bottom of the air supplementing chamber and extends along the width direction; along the direction of height of exhaust cabinet, go up the air intake of moisturizing with go up the setting of staggering of air outlet of moisturizing, just go up the projection of air intake of moisturizing with go up the projection of air outlet of moisturizing is non-overlapping.

By adopting the technical scheme, the upper air supplementing inlet and the upper air supplementing outlet are staggered, namely, the upper air supplementing inlet and the upper air supplementing outlet are not just arranged, so that the air supplementing flow entering the air supplementing cavity from the upper air supplementing inlet can be prevented from directly blowing the upper air supplementing outlet along the straight line direction, the upper air supplementing outlet extends along the width direction of the exhaust cabinet, the air supplementing flow firstly fills the full cavity after entering the air supplementing cavity, the air speed of the air supplementing flow is reduced, dynamic pressure is converted into static pressure, the air supplementing cavity plays a role of stabilizing pressure, the pressure in the width direction in the air supplementing cavity is uniform, and the air outlet in the width direction of the upper air supplementing outlet is also uniform. Therefore, the outer air supplementing box can uniformly send out air supplementing air flow, speed the air flow entering the inner cavity from the bypass channel is increased, and pollutants are prevented from overflowing from the bypass channel; in addition, the inner air supplementing port arranged towards the inner cavity of the exhaust cabinet is not arranged in the outer air supplementing box body, so that the cost can be saved, the stability of the airflow structure in the cabinet is further maintained, and the stability of the surface air speed horizontally entering the inner cavity of the exhaust cabinet is facilitated. By combining the schemes, the high-density aggregation of pollutants can be reduced, and the pollutants can be prevented from overflowing through the bypass.

According to another specific embodiment of the utility model, an embodiment of the utility model discloses an outer air supplementing box body, wherein the upper air supplementing air outlet of the air supplementing cavity is not arranged towards the inner cavity of the air exhaust cabinet, and the air supplementing cavity is not provided with an inner air supplementing opening arranged towards the inner cavity of the air exhaust cabinet.

According to another specific embodiment of the utility model, an embodiment of the utility model discloses an outer bellow body, which further has a mounting portion comprising a first mounting portion and a second mounting portion; along the direction of height, the top of wall spare with first installation department fixed connection, along the degree of depth direction of exhaust cabinet, the one end of the top interior welt of inner chamber with second installation department fixed connection, wall spare with the top interior welt of inner chamber supports jointly outer moisturizing box body.

According to another specific embodiment of the utility model, the embodiment of the utility model discloses an external air supplementing box body, the air supplementing cavity further comprises an air direction steering structure with a set angle, the air direction steering structure with the set angle is arranged between the upper air supplementing inlet and the upper air supplementing outlet, external air flows out of the upper air supplementing outlet after flowing through the air direction steering structure through the upper air supplementing inlet, and the upper air supplementing outlet is arranged towards the bypass channel.

According to another specific embodiment of the utility model, the embodiment of the utility model discloses an external air supplementing box body, the wind direction steering structure comprises an air inlet cavity and a wind direction adjusting cavity, the volume of the wind direction adjusting cavity is smaller than that of the air inlet cavity, the wind direction adjusting cavity extends along the height direction, the upper air supplementing inlet is communicated with the air inlet cavity, and the upper air supplementing outlet is communicated with the wind direction adjusting cavity.

According to another specific embodiment of the utility model, the embodiment of the utility model discloses an external air supplementing box body, the external air supplementing box body further comprises a supporting unit, the supporting unit extends along the depth direction of the exhaust cabinet and is arranged in the air direction adjusting cavity, two ends of the supporting unit are detachably connected with two side inner walls of the air direction adjusting cavity respectively so as to limit the movement of the two side inner walls of the air direction adjusting cavity along the depth direction, and the supporting unit can be separated from the air direction adjusting cavity under the action of external force.

According to another specific embodiment of the utility model, the embodiment of the utility model discloses an external air supplementing box body, the set angle is 0-180 degrees, and the air inlet direction of external air entering the air inlet cavity is intersected with the air inlet direction of external air entering the air direction adjusting cavity.

According to another specific embodiment of the utility model, the embodiment of the utility model discloses an external air supplementing box body, the wind direction steering structure further comprises an air deflector, the air inlet cavity and the wind direction adjusting cavity are separated by the air deflector, the air deflector is provided with an air guide channel, the upper air supplementing air inlet extends along the height direction, and the upper air supplementing air inlet is arranged at the top of the air inlet cavity.

According to another specific embodiment of the utility model, the outer air supplementing box body is disclosed, the air guide channel extends along the width direction, and the width of the air guide channel is 3mm to 50mm.

According to another specific embodiment of the utility model, the embodiment of the utility model discloses an external air supplementing box body, the wind direction steering structure further comprises an air deflector, the air deflector extends along the height direction, the air inlet cavity and the wind direction adjusting cavity are mutually communicated, the upper air supplementing air inlet extends along the depth direction of the exhaust cabinet, the side part of the air inlet cavity is provided with the upper air supplementing air inlet, and the air deflector and the upper air supplementing air inlet are oppositely arranged along the depth direction.

According to another specific embodiment of the utility model, the embodiment of the utility model discloses an external air supplementing box body, the wind direction steering structure comprises an air inlet cavity and an air deflector, the air deflector extends along the height direction, the upper air supplementing air inlet extends along the depth direction of the exhaust cabinet, the side part of the air inlet cavity is provided with the upper air supplementing air inlet, the air deflector is arranged opposite to the upper air supplementing air inlet along the depth direction, and the upper air supplementing air inlet and the upper air supplementing air outlet are both communicated with the air inlet cavity.

According to another specific embodiment of the utility model, the embodiment of the utility model discloses an outer air supplementing box body, the outer air supplementing box body further comprises a top plate, and the upper air supplementing air inlets are arranged on the top plate at intervals along the width direction.

According to another specific embodiment of the utility model, the embodiment of the utility model discloses an outer air supplementing box body, and the outer air supplementing box body further comprises a second inclined section, wherein the second inclined section is arranged opposite to the upper air supplementing inlet, is provided with an extending section, is arranged at the lower end part of the second inclined section along the height direction, and is arranged opposite to the top plate in parallel.

According to another specific embodiment of the utility model, the embodiment of the utility model discloses an outer air supplementing box body, the outer air supplementing box body further comprises a side plate extending along the height direction, the side plate comprises a first side plate and a second side plate, and the first side plate and the second side plate are oppositely arranged along the depth direction of the exhaust cabinet; the top plate, the side plates, the second inclined section and the air deflector jointly form the air inlet cavity.

According to another specific embodiment of the utility model, the embodiment of the utility model discloses an external air supplementing box body, the external air supplementing box body further comprises a first extending plate and a second extending plate, the first extending plate is arranged on the lower side of the air deflector and is connected with the first side plate, and the second extending plate is arranged opposite to the first extending plate along the depth direction; the wind deflector, the first extension plate and the second extension plate jointly form the wind direction adjusting cavity.

According to another specific embodiment of the utility model, the embodiment of the utility model discloses an outer air supplementing box body, the outer air supplementing box body further comprises a first side plate, the upper air supplementing inlet is arranged on the first side plate at intervals along the width direction, and the air deflector is arranged opposite to the first side plate along the depth direction.

According to another specific embodiment of the utility model, the embodiment of the utility model discloses an external air supplementing box body, the external air supplementing box body further comprises a first extending plate and a second extending plate, the first extending plate is connected with the lower end of the air deflector, and the second extending plate is opposite to the first extending plate along the depth direction.

According to another specific embodiment of the utility model, the embodiment of the utility model discloses an external air supplementing box body, the external air supplementing box body further comprises a first bottom plate and a second bottom plate which extend along the depth direction, the first bottom plate is connected with the upper end of the second extension plate along the height direction, and the second bottom plate is connected with the lower end of the second extension plate; the first extension plate, the second extension plate and the second bottom plate jointly form the wind direction adjusting cavity.

According to another specific embodiment of the utility model, the embodiment of the utility model discloses an outer air supplementing box body, and the outer air supplementing box body further comprises a top plate, wherein the top plate, the first side plate, the air deflector and the first bottom plate jointly form the air inlet cavity.

According to another specific embodiment of the utility model, the embodiment of the utility model discloses an external air supplementing box body, the external air supplementing box body further comprises a bottom plate and a top plate which extend along the depth direction, the top plate and the bottom plate are respectively positioned on the upper side and the lower side of the air deflector along the height direction, and the first side plate, the air deflector, the top plate and the bottom plate jointly form the air inlet cavity.

The embodiment of the utility model also discloses an exhaust cabinet, which comprises: an outer air supplementing box body; the cabinet body is provided with an inner cavity, the inner cavity forms a working cavity, and a front opening which is opened to the indoor environment is formed on the front side of the inner cavity; the partition piece is arranged at the front opening and is positioned at the top side of the inner cavity, and the partition piece and the bottom side of the inner cavity are arranged at intervals along the height direction of the cabinet body; the window is arranged at the outer side of the partition piece and can move upwards or downwards along the height direction; along the depth direction of the cabinet body, the window and the partition piece are arranged at intervals, and a bypass channel extending along the height direction is formed.

Drawings

Fig. 1 shows a front view of a hood according to an embodiment of the utility model.

FIG. 2a shows a side view I of a hood according to an embodiment of the utility model; wherein, the exhaust cabinet is in the second opening state.

Fig. 2b shows a partial enlarged view of region C in fig. 2 a.

Fig. 3 shows a top view of an embodiment of the exhaust hood of the present utility model.

Fig. 4 shows a perspective view of the air make-up system and the partition of the exhaust hood according to an embodiment of the utility model.

Fig. 5 shows a perspective view of the plenum box, outer plenum box and partition of the hood according to an embodiment of the present utility model.

Fig. 6 shows a perspective view of the outer plenum box of the exhaust hood according to an embodiment of the present utility model.

Fig. 7 shows a partial enlarged view of region a in fig. 2 a.

Fig. 8a shows a partial enlarged view of another embodiment of the area a in fig. 2 a.

Fig. 8b shows a partial enlarged view of a further embodiment of the area a in fig. 2 a.

Fig. 8c shows a partial enlarged view of a further embodiment of region a in fig. 2 a.

Fig. 9 shows a perspective view of a deflector module of a fume hood according to an embodiment of the present utility model.

FIG. 10a shows a cross-sectional view of a deflector module of a hood according to an embodiment of the present utility model; wherein, the flow guiding module and the window are of a separated structure.

FIG. 10b shows a second cross-sectional view of a deflector module of a hood according to an embodiment of the present utility model; wherein, the water conservancy diversion module and window formula structure as an organic whole.

FIG. 11 shows a second side view of the hood according to an embodiment of the utility model; wherein, the exhaust cabinet is in a first opening state.

FIG. 12 shows a third side view of a hood according to an embodiment of the utility model; wherein, the exhaust cabinet is in a closed state.

Fig. 13 shows a block diagram of an electronic device provided by an embodiment of the utility model.

Fig. 14 shows a block diagram of a system on a chip (SoC) provided by an embodiment of the present utility model.

Fig. 15 shows a side view of an outer plenum box of an exhaust hood according to an embodiment of the utility model, wherein a support unit is provided in the wind direction adjustment chamber.

Detailed Description

Further advantages and effects of the present utility model will become apparent to those skilled in the art from the disclosure of the present specification, by describing the embodiments of the present utility model with specific examples. While the description of the utility model will be described in connection with the preferred embodiments, it is not intended to limit the inventive features to the implementation. Rather, the purpose of the utility model described in connection with the embodiments is to cover other alternatives or modifications, which may be extended by the claims based on the utility model. The following description contains many specific details for the purpose of providing a thorough understanding of the present utility model. The utility model may be practiced without these specific details. Furthermore, some specific details are omitted from the description in order to avoid obscuring the utility model. It should be noted that, without conflict, the embodiments of the present utility model and features of the embodiments may be combined with each other.

It should be noted that in this specification, like reference numerals and letters denote like items in the following figures, and thus once an item is defined in one figure, no further definition or explanation thereof is necessary in the following figures.

In the description of the present embodiment, it should be noted that the azimuth or positional relationship indicated by the terms "upper", "lower", "inner", "bottom", etc. are based on the azimuth or positional relationship shown in the drawings, or the azimuth or positional relationship in which the inventive product is conventionally put in use, are merely for convenience of describing the present utility model and simplifying the description, and are not indicative or implying that the apparatus or element to be referred to must have a specific azimuth, be configured and operated in a specific azimuth, and therefore should not be construed as limiting the present utility model.

The terms "first," "second," and the like are used merely to distinguish between descriptions and are not to be construed as indicating or implying relative importance.

In the description of the present embodiment, it should also be noted that, unless explicitly specified and limited otherwise, the terms "disposed," "connected," and "connected" are to be construed broadly, and may be, for example, fixedly connected, detachably connected, or integrally connected; can be mechanically or electrically connected; can be directly connected or indirectly connected through an intermediate medium, and can be communication between two elements. The specific meaning of the above terms in the present embodiment can be understood in a specific case by those of ordinary skill in the art.

For the purpose of making the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present utility model more apparent, embodiments of the present utility model will be described in further detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Referring to fig. 1 to 12, the present utility model provides an exhaust hood 1 comprising: a cabinet 10. The cabinet 10 has a top interior lining 101, a countertop 102, a rear interior lining 103, a left interior lining 105 (see fig. 3), and a right interior lining 104. Wherein the top lining board 101 and the working table 102 are oppositely arranged along the height direction (Z direction in fig. 1 to 12) of the fume hood 1, the left lining board 105 and the right lining board 104 are oppositely arranged along the width direction (X direction in fig. 1 and 3) of the fume hood 1, and the top lining board 101 is positioned at the rear side of the fume hood 1 along the depth direction (Y direction in fig. 2a to 3) of the fume hood 1. The top lining board 101, the table top 102, the rear lining board 103, the left lining board 105, and the right lining board 104 define an inner cavity S of the cabinet body 10, the inner cavity S forms a working chamber (S shown in fig. 2a, 11, and 12) of the exhaust hood 1, and a front opening 1a that is opened to the indoor environment is formed on a front side (a side opposite to the rear lining board 103 in the depth direction) of the inner cavity S. Illustratively, the front opening 1a serves as an operation port.

Illustratively, in this embodiment, a base cabinet 18 is provided below the cabinet 10 (i.e., below the interior chamber S), and the base cabinet 18 can be used to store reagents and materials required for the experiment.

When the exhaust hood 1 is placed in an indoor environment, the front opening 1a of the hood body 10 faces the user's work, and a partition 13 and a window 14 are provided at the front opening 1a of the hood body 10. Referring to fig. 2a, the partition 13 extends in the width direction of the cabinet 10 (see also fig. 4 and 5), is located on the top side of the inner cavity S (below the top lining 101), and is spaced apart from the bottom side of the inner cavity S (e.g., the table 102) in the height direction of the cabinet 10. Fig. 4 shows that the partition 13 is erected in the height direction. In some possible embodiments, the partition 13 is arranged obliquely. Illustratively, referring to fig. 3 in combination with fig. 2a, the partition 13 is connected to the left and right uprights 11, 12 in the width direction. The partition 13 is, for example, a partition glass.

The window 14 is arranged at the outer side of the partition member 13, the window 14 can move upwards along the height direction of the cabinet body 10 to open the front opening 1a, the heights of the window 14 moving upwards along the height direction of the cabinet body 10 are different, and the opening sizes of the front opening 1a are different; alternatively, the window 14 can be moved downward in the height direction of the cabinet 10 to close the front opening 1a. That is, the window 14 can be moved upward or downward with respect to the partition 13 in the height direction of the cabinet 10 to be in a first opened state (shown in fig. 11), a second opened state (shown in fig. 2 a), or a closed state (shown in fig. 12). The first open state, the second open state, and the closed state will be described in detail later.

In this embodiment, along the depth direction of the cabinet 10, the window 14 and the partition member 13 are disposed at intervals, and form a bypass channel P1, where the bypass channel P1 communicates with the inner cavity S, so that the external air and/or the air flow from the upper air-supplementing air outlet 21 can flow through and enter the inner cavity S. The bypass path P1 extends in the width direction of the exhaust hood 1. By way of example, outside air in the context of the present application is meant outside air which is located within the application context (e.g. laboratory) of the exhaust hood 1.

Illustratively, the window 14 and the partition 13 are disposed parallel to each other, but the embodiment of the present application is not limited thereto, and in some embodiments, the window 14 and the partition 13 are disposed non-parallel to each other, and the above-described arrangement form capable of forming the bypass passage P1 falls within the scope of the present application.

In some possible embodiments, referring to fig. 1 and 3, the fume hood 1 of the present application further comprises a door lintel panel 141, the door lintel panel 141 being located at the top of the outside of the window 14 of the cabinet 10. That is, in the depth direction, the window 14 is located between the partition 13 and the lintel plate 141.

With continued reference to fig. 2a to 4, the hood 1 of the present application further comprises a ventilation system 40 and a ventilation system 50. The air supply system 40 is used for supplying air to the inner cavity S of the exhaust cabinet 1 (for example, supplying air to each air supply module, and the air supply flow is shown in fig. 2a B). The exhaust system 50 is used for collecting air (shown as Q1 in fig. 2 a) entering the working chamber through the front opening 1a and air (shown as Q2 in fig. 2 a) entering a bypass channel P1 (described later) through the air supplementing system 40 and/or from the outside into the exhaust system 50 and then discharging the air from the working chamber (the exhaust air flow path, i.e. the exhaust channel is shown as P2).

In the embodiment of the application, the exhaust cabinet 1 further comprises an outer air supplementing box body 20 and a lower air supplementing module 30. The outer air supplementing box 20 is disposed on the top side of the inner cavity S (e.g., below the top liner 101) and is communicated with the air supplementing system 40, and the outer air supplementing box 20 includes an upper air supplementing outlet 21, where the upper air supplementing outlet 21 is disposed towards the bypass channel P1 and is located in a space between the window 14 and the partition member 13. Illustratively, the upper supply air outlet 21 extends in the width direction of the exhaust hood 1. Illustratively, the upper supplemental air outlet 21 described above is opposite the inlet of the bypass passage P1. That is, at least a part of the air flow blown out from the upper air supply outlet 21 is directly blown to the inlet of the bypass channel P1, which is beneficial to increasing the air supply speed in the bypass channel and preventing pollutants in the cabinet from escaping from the bypass channel P1. Shortens the residence time of the pollutants and reduces the high-density aggregation of the pollutants.

Illustratively, in the width direction, the upper air supply outlet 21 is capable of supplying air vertically downward toward the bypass passage P1 (shown in fig. 2 a). By means of the arrangement, the problem that negative pressure is small at the bypass (gap between the window 14 and the partition piece 13) and pollutants are easy to leak can be solved for the exhaust cabinet with small exhaust volume such as the air supplementing type or low surface wind speed and the air supplementing structure of the bypass channel P1 and the upper air supplementing air outlet 21 which are reasonably designed.

The lower air supply module 30 is disposed at the bottom side of the inner cavity S and is in communication with the air supply system 40. Illustratively, the lower plenum 30 is spaced from the bypass path P1 described above in the height direction. The lower air supply module 30 includes a lower air supply port 31, the lower air supply port 31 extends along the width direction, and the lower air supply port 31 is at least arranged towards the working chamber. Illustratively, the lower supply port 31 can supply air obliquely upward or horizontally or vertically upward toward the interior of the working chamber.

With continued reference to fig. 2a, the source of supplemental air within the working chamber of the present application comprises: upper air supply outlet 21, lower air supply outlet 31.

Since the upper and lower supply air outlets 21 and 31 extend in the lateral width direction of the working chamber, air can be uniformly supplied, and the formation of turbulence can be prevented. The risk of the inhalation of harmful substances by operators is reduced, the air blown out by each air supplementing port forms an air barrier, the effect of isolating the air flow in the working cavity and the air flow in the environment outside the cabinet can be achieved, and the air flow in the cabinet is effectively prevented from being disturbed when the operators outside the cabinet walk. Meanwhile, after the air supply ports are arranged, the air quantity fed from the front opening 1a can be reduced, so that the energy consumption of the air conditioner is reduced, and the stable push-pull air flow mode can be established in the working cavity due to the arrangement of the upper air supply outlet 21, so that the risk of air overflow in the working cavity is greatly reduced.

The structure of the external bellows body 20 will be described in detail below.

In some possible embodiments, referring to fig. 6-8 a, the outer bellows body 20 extends in the width direction (shown in the X direction in fig. 6). Illustratively, referring to fig. 7 and 8a in combination with fig. 2a, an outer plenum box is provided between the partition 13 and a plenum box 41 described below, the partition 13 supporting the outer plenum box. However, the present application is not limited thereto, and the external air compensating box can be mounted on the top of the inner cavity S, and the mounting manner of implementing the air supply to the working cavity and the partition channel P1 is within the protection scope of the present application. For example, the outer bellows body is connected to the left and right inner liners in the width direction.

Referring to fig. 6, the outer air supplementing box includes an air supplementing chamber having an upper air supplementing air outlet 21 and an upper air supplementing air inlet 2011. The upper air supplementing inlet 2011 is arranged at the top (shown in fig. 7 and 8 c) or at the side (shown in fig. 8a and 8 b) of the air supplementing chamber; however, the present application is not limited thereto, and the upper air-supplementing air inlet 2011 may be disposed at the top and the side of the air-supplementing chamber at the same time, or the upper air-supplementing air inlet 2011 may be disposed at two side portions of the air-supplementing chamber along the width direction, and the air inlet structure for allowing external air to enter the air-supplementing chamber is within the protection scope of the present application.

It should be noted that, along the height direction, the upper air-supplementing air outlet 21 and the upper air-supplementing air inlet 2011 are staggered, and the projection of the upper air-supplementing air outlet 21 and the projection of the upper air-supplementing air inlet 2011 do not overlap. For example, referring to fig. 8c, the upper air-compensating air outlet 21 is disposed at the bottom of the air-compensating chamber, the upper air-compensating air outlet 21 is disposed towards the bypass channel P1, the upper air-compensating air inlet 2011 is disposed at the top of the air-compensating chamber, and there is no overlapping portion between the projection of the upper air-compensating air outlet 21 on the top plate 201 of the outer air-compensating box body and the upper air-compensating air inlet 2011 along the height direction (as shown in the Z direction in fig. 8 c), and the dotted line 24 between the upper air-compensating air inlet 2011 and the upper air-compensating air outlet 21 is disposed in a staggered manner as shown in fig. 8 c.

In addition, in the case where the upper air supply inlet 2011 is provided on the side portion of the air supply chamber, or the upper air supply inlet 2011 is provided on the side portions of both sides of the air supply chamber in the width direction, the projection of the upper air supply outlet 21 and the projection of the upper air supply inlet 2011 do not overlap.

Therefore, in the embodiment of the present application, the upper air-supplementing air inlet 2011 and the upper air-supplementing air outlet 21 are not arranged opposite to each other, so that external air entering from the top of the outer air-supplementing box body or from the upper air-supplementing air inlet 2011 at the side of the outer air-supplementing box body can be prevented from directly passing through the air-supplementing chamber and directly blowing the upper air-supplementing air outlet 21 along the straight line direction.

With continued reference to fig. 6, the upper air supply outlet 21 extends in the width direction (as shown in the X direction in fig. 6). By combining the structural design that the upper air supplementing air outlet 21 and the upper air supplementing air inlet 2011 are staggered, after the air supplementing air flows into the air supplementing cavity, the air supplementing air cannot flow out of the upper air supplementing air outlet 21 along the straight line direction, and the air supplementing cavity is filled with the air supplementing air, so that the air speed of the air supplementing air flowing into the air supplementing cavity is reduced, dynamic pressure is converted into static pressure, and the air supplementing cavity has a pressure stabilizing effect. Thus, the pressure in the width direction of the air supply chamber is made uniform, and the air output in the width direction of the upper air supply outlet 21 is also uniform. Therefore, the outer air supplementing box can uniformly send out air supplementing air flow, speed of air flow entering the inner cavity from the bypass channel is increased, and pollutants are prevented from overflowing from the bypass channel.

In some possible embodiments, the upper air-compensating air outlet 21 of the air-compensating chamber is not arranged towards the inner cavity of the fume hood 1, and the air-compensating chamber is not provided with an inner air-compensating opening arranged towards the inner cavity of the fume hood. The inner air supply port is an air supply port arranged in the air supply cavity and facing the inner cavity of the exhaust cabinet. The application does not provide the inner air supply port, thereby saving the production cost, further maintaining the stability of the air flow structure in the cabinet and being beneficial to the stability of the surface air speed horizontally entering the inner cavity of the exhaust cabinet.

A wind direction steering structure (for example, an air inlet chamber S1 and a wind direction adjusting chamber S2 described later) having a set angle is provided between the upper wind supplementing air outlet 21 and the upper wind supplementing air inlet 2011. The wind direction steering structure comprises an air inlet cavity S1 and a wind direction adjusting cavity S2, and the volume of the wind direction adjusting cavity S2 is smaller than that of the air inlet cavity S1. Further, the wind direction adjusting chamber S2 extends in the height direction, so that the wind direction concentration of the air flow of the upper air supply outlet 21 is improved, and the air flow is not easy to scatter. The upper air supply outlet 21 and the air direction adjusting chamber S2 are communicated and disposed toward the bypass passage P1. Illustratively, referring to fig. 7 and 8a, the set steering angle of the set angle wind direction steering structure is 0 to 180 degrees. That is, the outside air can realize the wind direction change through the wind direction turning structure. For example, the steering of 0 °, 10 °, 15 °, 30 °, 45 °, 38 °, 72 °, 90 °, 120 °, 125 °, 150 °, 180 ° is achieved.

Specifically, the wind direction turning structure can change the flow direction of the airflow from the upper supplemental air intake 2011. Illustratively, referring to fig. 7 and 8a, ambient air enters the air intake chamber S1 in a third direction (e.g., direction E in fig. 7 and 8 a), passes through the air direction adjusting chamber S2, and exits the outer air supplementing box body through the upper air supplementing air outlet 21 in a fourth direction (e.g., direction F in fig. 7 and 8 a). Wherein the third direction intersects with a fourth direction, which is a height direction. In some possible embodiments, the third direction is perpendicular to the fourth direction. For example, the external air enters the air inlet cavity S1 along the depth direction, flows out of the external air supplementing box body along the height direction after passing through the air direction adjusting cavity S2, that is, the flow direction of the air flow is changed by 90 degrees after the external air enters the air direction adjusting cavity S2 from the air inlet cavity S1.

In some possible embodiments, referring to fig. 7, the wind direction turning structure further includes an air guide plate 203, the air inlet chamber S1 and the wind direction adjusting chamber S2 are cavities communicating with each other and are spaced apart by the air guide plate 203, and the air guide plate 203 is provided with an air guide channel P3 extending in a depth direction. Illustratively, with continued reference to fig. 7, the air intake chamber S1 and the air direction adjusting chamber S2 are provided on both upper and lower sides of the air guide path P3 in the height direction. The application does not limit the shape of the air deflector 203, and the structure capable of separating the air inlet cavity S1 and the air direction adjusting cavity S2 from the outer air supplementing box body belongs to the protection scope of the application. For example, fig. 7 shows the air deflector 203 in a right angle shape; in some possible embodiments, the air deflector 203 is circular arc shaped; alternatively, in some possible embodiments, the air deflection 203 is in the form of a straight plate.

In addition, fig. 7 shows an air guide path P3 extending in the depth direction. The application does not limit the extending direction of the air guide channel P3, and can lead the air in the air inlet cavity S1 to turn to enter the setting form of the wind direction adjusting cavity S2 through the air guide channel P3, which belongs to the protection scope of the application. Illustratively, in some embodiments, the air guiding channels are disposed obliquely, e.g., the extending direction of the air guiding channels is at an angle of 0 ° or an acute angle, e.g., 15 °, 18 °, 30 °, 32 °, 45 °, 60 °, 66 °, 78 °, 82 °, etc., to the height direction.

Illustratively, with continued reference to fig. 7, an end of the air deflector 203 remote from the first side plate 2041 described later is provided with a curved section that curves downward in the height direction, and the curved section forms an elongated slit extending in the width direction, that is, an air guide passage P3, together with the second extending plate 2052 described later; the present application is not limited thereto but may be a diagonal segment or a broken line segment. Specifically, the upper air supply inlet 2011 extends along the height direction and is disposed at the top of the air inlet cavity S1. That is, the external air supplementing box body is of a box body structure, the box body is provided with an air supplementing cavity, external air enters the air inlet cavity S1 from the upper air supplementing air inlet 2011, and flows out of the external air supplementing box body from the upper air supplementing air outlet 21, so that the air outlet of the upper air supplementing air outlet 21 is uniform.

Further, referring to fig. 7, the outer air supplementing box further includes a top plate 201, and the upper air supplementing air inlets 2011 are disposed on the top plate 201 at intervals along the width direction of the cabinet. The outer air supplementing box body further comprises a second inclined section 202, and the second inclined section 202 is arranged opposite to the upper air supplementing air inlet 2011 along the height direction. The second inclined section 202 has an extension section 2021, and the extension section 2021 is provided at a lower end portion of the second inclined section 202 in the height direction and is disposed in parallel with the top plate 201.

Further, the outer plenum box further includes side plates extending in the height direction, the side plates including a first side plate 2041 and a second side plate 2042. The first side plate 2041 is disposed opposite the second side plate 2042 in the depth direction. Thus, the top plate 201, the first side plate 2041, the second side plate 2042, the second inclined section 202, and the air deflector 203 collectively form an air intake chamber S1. The outer air compensating box further includes an extension plate extending in the height direction, and the extension plate includes a first extension plate 2051 and a second extension plate 2052. The first extending plate 2051 is provided on the lower side of the air guide plate 203, is connected to the first side plate 2041, and the second extending plate 2052 is provided opposite to the first extending plate 2051 in the depth direction. Thus, the air guide plate 203, the first extension plate 2051, and the second extension plate 2052 collectively form an air direction adjustment chamber S2.

The external air from the air supply system 40 enters the air inlet cavity S1 from the upper air supply inlet 2011, flows along the air guide channel P3, and reaches the air direction adjusting cavity S2 through the air guide channel P3. Illustratively, the air guide channel P3 is a slit extending in the fourth direction. After entering the air inlet cavity S1, the air supplementing air flow fills the cavity, the air speed is reduced, dynamic pressure is converted into static pressure, and the static pressure is stabilized, so that the pressure in the width direction is uniform, and the air outlet quantity in the width direction is also uniform during air outlet. Under the action of static pressure, the air quantity uniformly passes through the narrow slit (namely the air guide channel P3), then enters the air direction adjusting cavity S2 from the air guide channel P3, and then is discharged from the upper air supplementing air outlet 21. Illustratively, the width of the slot (i.e., the air guide channel P3) is 3mm to 50mm, e.g., 5mm, 7.5mm, 10mm, 16mm, 35mm, 42mm, etc. in width.

It should be noted that, because the area of the upper cavity (i.e. the air inlet cavity S1) is large and the resistance is small, the air inlet cavity S1 will be filled with the air-supplementing air flow. After the air inlet cavity S1 is filled, the air-supplementing air flows to the long and narrow slit with larger resistance (i.e. the air guide channel P3), and then the air-supplementing air flow direction is adjusted to the height direction of the exhaust cabinet 1 through the air direction adjusting cavity S2. By the arrangement, pollutants on the inner side of the window 14 can be fully cleaned and diluted, the top bypass air inlet speed is accelerated, the pollutants are prevented from overflowing through the bypass, the aggregation of inert flow on the inner side of the window 14 is eliminated, and the exhaust cabinet 1 is compact in structure.

In some possible embodiments, the outer plenum box has a mounting portion. Referring to fig. 15, the mounting portion includes a first mounting portion 221 extending in a height direction and a second mounting portion 222 extending in a depth direction. The tip (not shown) of the partition 13 is inserted into the first mounting portion 221 in the height direction (as shown in the Z direction in fig. 15) and fixedly connected to the first mounting portion 221, and one end (not shown) of the top lining plate of the inner cavity is inserted into the second mounting portion 222 in the depth direction (as shown in the Y direction in fig. 15) and fixedly connected to the second mounting portion 222. The structure of the mounting portion of the present application is not limited to the structure shown in fig. 15, and a structure in which the external air supply box body can be mounted on the top side of the inner chamber of the exhaust hood 1 falls within the scope of the present application.

In some possible embodiments, referring to fig. 8a, the wind direction turning structure further comprises an air deflector 203 extending in the height direction. In these embodiments, the air inlet chamber S1 and the air direction adjusting chamber S2 are mutually communicated, i.e. no barrier exists between the air inlet chamber S1 and the air direction adjusting chamber S2, and the two chambers together form the whole air supplementing chamber of the outer air supplementing box body.

The outer air supplementing box body is further provided with an upper air supplementing air inlet 2011 communicated with the air inlet cavity S1, and the upper air supplementing air inlet 2011 extends along the depth direction and is arranged on the side part of the air inlet cavity S1. That is, the external air supplementing box 20 of the present application is a box structure, the box has a whole cavity, external air enters the air inlet cavity S1 from the upper air supplementing inlet 2011, and flows out of the external air supplementing box from the upper air supplementing outlet 21, so that the air outlet of the upper air supplementing outlet 21 is uniform.

Specifically, with continued reference to FIG. 8a, the outer plenum housing further includes a first side plate 2041. The upper air supply inlets 2011 are arranged on the first side plate 2041 at intervals along the width direction of the cabinet body, and the air deflectors 203 are arranged opposite to the first side plate 2041 along the depth direction. Further, the outer air supplementing box body further includes an extension plate extending in the height direction, and the extension plate includes a first extension plate 2051 and a second extension plate 2052. The first extension plate 2051 is connected to the lower end of the air deflector 203, and the second extension plate 2052 is disposed opposite to the first extension plate 2051 in the depth direction. Illustratively, referring to fig. 8a, the first extending plate 2051 and the air deflector 203 are upper and lower portions of the monolithic side plate in the height direction. The outer bellows body further includes a bottom plate extending in the depth direction, which includes a first bottom plate 2061 and a second bottom plate 2062. The first bottom plate 2061 is connected to the upper end of the second extension plate 2052 in the height direction, the second bottom plate 2062 is connected to the lower end of the second extension plate 2052, and the outer air supplementing box further includes a top plate 201. Thus, the top plate 201, the first side plate 2041, the air deflector 203, and the first bottom plate 2061 collectively form an air intake chamber S1. And the first extension plate 2051, the second extension plate 2052, and the second bottom plate 2062 collectively form a wind direction adjustment chamber S2.

In this case, referring to fig. 8a, the cross-sectional area of the air inlet chamber S1 is larger than the cross-sectional area of the wind direction adjusting chamber S2. After the air supplementing air flow enters the inner cavity of the air inlet cavity S1, the air supplementing air flow firstly fills the air inlet cavity S1 because the air inlet cavity S1 is large in area and small in resistance, then turns 90 degrees to downwards flow to a narrow part with large resistance (namely the air direction adjusting cavity S2), and then the air is discharged from the upper air supplementing air outlet 21. By the arrangement, pollutants on the inner side of the window 14 can be fully cleaned and diluted, the top bypass air inlet speed is accelerated, the pollutants are prevented from overflowing through the bypass, the aggregation of inert flow on the inner side of the window 14 is eliminated, and the exhaust cabinet 1 is compact in structure.

In some possible embodiments, the upper air supply module further comprises a support unit 23. With continued reference to fig. 15, the support unit 15 extends in the depth direction (as shown in the Y direction in fig. 15) and is provided inside the wind direction adjustment chamber S2 to restrict movement of both side inner walls of the wind direction adjustment chamber S2 in the depth direction. Because the air outlet of the air direction adjusting cavity S2 is provided with the upper air supplementing air outlet 21, compared with an opening piece, the size of the closing piece is easier to accurately control. Therefore, the support units 23 fixedly connected with the inner walls of the two sides of the wind direction adjusting cavity S2 are arranged in the wind direction adjusting cavity S2, so that the dimensional accuracy of the upper air supplementing air outlet 21 can be ensured, and the condition that the inner walls of the two sides of the wind direction adjusting cavity S2 move to the inside or the outside of the cavity along the depth direction during transportation is prevented. Illustratively, the supporting unit 23 is a tearable supporting rib structure, and two ends of the supporting unit 23 are fixedly connected with two inner walls of the wind direction adjusting cavity S2 respectively.

In some possible embodiments, referring to fig. 8b, the outer air supplementing box body includes an upper air supplementing outlet 21 and an upper air supplementing inlet 2011, and a wind direction steering structure with a set angle is arranged between the upper air supplementing outlet 21 and the upper air supplementing inlet 2011. In these embodiments, the wind direction turning structure further includes an air guide plate 203 and an air intake chamber S1 extending in the height direction. Illustratively, with continued reference to fig. 8b, the set steering angle of the set angle wind direction steering structure is 0 degrees to 180 degrees. Illustratively, the set angle is 90 degrees.

The outer air supplementing box body is further provided with an upper air supplementing air inlet 2011 communicated with the air inlet cavity S1, and the upper air supplementing air inlet 2011 extends along the depth direction and is arranged on the side part of the air inlet cavity S1. That is, the outer air supplementing box 20 of the present application has a box structure (for example, a rectangular shape), the box has an entire air supplementing chamber, external air enters the air inlet chamber S1 from the upper air supplementing inlet 2011, and flows out of the outer air supplementing box from the upper air supplementing outlet 21, so that the air flowing out of the upper air supplementing outlet 21 is uniform, and the wind direction is turned.

Specifically, with continued reference to FIG. 8b, the outer plenum housing further includes a first side plate 2041. The upper air supply inlets 2011 are arranged on the first side plate 2041 at intervals along the width direction of the cabinet body.

Further, in the depth direction, the air deflector 203 is disposed opposite to the first side plate 2041, and the outer air supplementing box further includes a bottom plate 206 and a top plate 201 extending in the depth direction. The top plate 201 and the bottom plate 206 are respectively located at the upper and lower sides of the air guide plate 203 in the height direction, so that the first side plate 2041, the air guide plate 203, the top plate 201 and the bottom plate 206 together form an air intake chamber S1.

It should be noted that, the wind direction turning structure with the set angle of the present application is not limited to the structure shown in fig. 7 and 8 (including fig. 8a and 8 b), and the structure having the function of changing the inlet direction of the external air into the inlet chamber to the inlet direction of the external air into the wind direction adjusting chamber intersecting the inlet direction of the external air into the inlet chamber is all within the scope of the present application. Illustratively, the set angle is 0 degrees to 180 degrees. Illustratively, the set angle is 90 degrees.

It should be noted that, the structure of the external air compensating box body of the present application is not limited to the structure shown in fig. 6 to 8 (including fig. 8a, 8b and 8 c), and the structure having the upper air compensating inlet 2011, the air compensating chamber and the upper air compensating outlet 21 is all within the protection scope of the present application.

Referring to fig. 4 and 6, the upper air supply inlet 2011 of the embodiment of the present application is a circular through hole, and the upper air supply inlet 2011 includes one or more than one. More than two supplemental air intakes 2011 are shown in fig. 6. In some possible embodiments, the number of the upper air-supplementing air inlets 2011 may be more, so as to provide external air to the air-supplementing chamber.

In the embodiment of the present application, fig. 2a, 11 and 12 show that the air compensating chamber of the outer air compensating box body is one and extends in the width direction. In some possible embodiments, the air-compensating chambers of the outer air-compensating box may be multiple, e.g., two, three, four, etc.

In an embodiment of the present application, referring to fig. 2a and 5, an upper air supply system 40 of the exhaust hood 1 includes: and a supplementary air static pressure box 41. The air-make-up static pressure tank 41 has an air-make-up static pressure chamber 411 and an air-make-up port 412 communicating with the air-make-up static pressure chamber 411. Illustratively, the make-up port 412 is located at the top of the make-up plenum 41. The air supplementing static pressure cavity 411 is communicated with the air inlet cavity S1, and the air supplementing port 412, the upper air supplementing air inlet 2011 and the upper air supplementing air outlet 21 are communicated. That is, the air supply enters the air supply static pressure cavity 411 from the air supply port 412, flows through the upper air supply inlet 2011 at the bottom of the air supply static pressure cavity 411, enters the air supply cavity of the outer air supply box 20, and flows out of the outer air supply box from the upper air supply outlet 21 after the air direction is adjusted by the air direction adjusting cavity S2.

Referring to fig. 4 to 5, the air supplementing static pressure chamber 411 of the present application is provided with a plurality of air inlet connection pipes 4111 extending in the height direction. Illustratively, a plurality of air inlet connection pipes 4111 are disposed at intervals along the width direction of the exhaust hood 1. The air inlet connecting pipes 4111 are located between the air supplementing static pressure cavity 411 and the air inlet cavity, and the upper air supplementing air inlets 2011 of the air inlet cavity are arranged on one side facing the air supplementing static pressure cavity 411 and correspond to the air inlet connecting pipes 4111 one by one. The air inlet connecting pipe 4111 passes through the upper air supplementing air inlet 2011 along the height direction and extends into the air inlet cavity. That is, the external air enters the air-supplementing static pressure cavity 411 through the air-supplementing port 412, enters the air-intake cavity through the air-intake connecting pipe 4111, and flows out of the external air-supplementing box 20 through the upper air-supplementing air outlet 21.

In some possible embodiments, referring to fig. 8a and 8b, the air supplementing hydrostatic cavity 411 of the present application is provided with a plurality of air intake connecting pipes 4111 extending in the depth direction. Illustratively, a plurality of air inlet connection pipes 4111 are disposed at intervals along the width direction of the exhaust hood 1. The air inlet connecting pipes 4111 are located between the air supplementing static pressure cavity 411 and the air inlet cavity S1, and the upper air supplementing air inlet 2011 of the air inlet cavity is arranged on one side facing the air supplementing static pressure cavity 411 and corresponds to the air inlet connecting pipes 4111 one by one. The air inlet connecting pipe 4111 penetrates through the upper air supplementing air inlet 2011 along the depth direction and extends into the air inlet cavity S1. External air enters the air supplementing static pressure cavity 411 from the air supplementing port 412, enters the air inlet cavity S1 after passing through the air inlet connecting pipe 4111, and flows out of the external air supplementing box body from the upper air supplementing air outlet 21.

In some possible embodiments, referring to fig. 9, 10a and 10b, the fume hood 1 of the present application further comprises a flow guiding module 60 provided at the bottom end 142 of the window 14. The deflector module 60 comprises a first inclined section 61 extending obliquely towards the front opening in a first direction (as indicated by the direction G in fig. 10a, 10 b) and a third inclined section 62 extending in a second direction (as indicated by the direction H in fig. 10a, 10 b), the first direction intersecting the second direction. Illustratively, in the present embodiment, the angle α between the first direction and the second direction is 60 degrees to 150 degrees. Referring to fig. 10a and 10b, the included angle α is illustratively 90 degrees.

Along the depth direction of the cabinet, the first inclined section 61 and the third inclined section 62 are both arranged on one side of the window 14 facing the inner cavity. The first inclined section 61 is disposed opposite to the outlet of the bypass passage P1, and the third inclined section 62 is connected to the first inclined section 61, and the flow guide module 60 is illustratively a triangular flow guide structure extending in the width direction of the exhaust hood.

In some possible embodiments, for a conventional vaneless hood, the first angled section 61 is closer to the front opening 1a when the bottom end 611 of the first angled section 61 is at the same level as the bottom end 1424 of the bottom end 142 of the window 14, or the bottom end 611 of the first angled section 61 is lower than the bottom end 1424 of the bottom end 142 of the window 14. While the top of the fume hood 1 is more likely to overflow the fume hood through the bottom end 142 of the window 14 because of the "boundary layer separation phenomenon" when the large vortex formed at the front end of the inner chamber S is closer to the bottom end 142 of the window 14, i.e., the large vortex is closer to the upper edge of the front opening 1 a.

Thus, the bottom end 611 of the first angled section 61 in this embodiment of the application is higher than the bottom end 1424 of the bottom end 142 of the window 14. Illustratively, referring to fig. 10a, the distance D2 between one end and the other end of the third inclined section 62 in the height direction is at least 5mm, i.e., the distance between the bottom end 611 of the first inclined section 61 and the bottom end 1424 of the bottom end portion 142 of the window 14 in the height direction is at least 5mm. Referring to fig. 2b, the first inclined section 61 in the embodiment of the present application can lift the large vortex (the airflow structure of the rotating pattern in fig. 2 b) formed at the front end of the inner cavity S of the exhaust hood 1, so that the large vortex is far away from the bottom end 142 of the window 14, and the large vortex is prevented from adversely affecting the airflow field at the upper edge of the front opening 1 a.

Illustratively, with continued reference to fig. 10a, the distance D1 of the top end 612 from the bottom end 611 of the first sloped section 61 in the depth direction is at least 10mm. That is, the third inclined section 62 has a spacing of at least 10mm in the depth direction. With continued reference to fig. 2b, the third inclined section 62 is capable of directing the flow direction of the air flow entering the interior chamber S from the front opening 1a (e.g., obliquely upward) such that the air flow flows toward the interior chamber S along the extension direction of the third inclined section 62 (as shown by the direction H in fig. 10a and 10 b). After the arrangement, the vortex can be reduced, and the bottom of the vortex is lifted upwards. Thus, the greater the distance between the ends of the third inclined section 62 in the depth direction, the more effective the third inclined section 62 is in guiding the air flow entering the inner chamber S from the front opening 1 a. That is, the air flow at the front opening 1a can flow along the third inclined section 62 toward deeper of the inner chamber S.

In some possible embodiments, referring to fig. 9, the bottom end 142 of the window 14 of the present application has a fastener 1420, the fastener 1420 extending in the width direction. In the height direction (as in fig. 9), the bottom end of the window 14 is fixedly coupled to the fixing member 1420. Referring to fig. 10a and 10b, illustratively, a bottom end of the window 14 (not shown) is inserted into the fixing member 1420 in a height direction and coupled to the fixing member 1420. In some possible embodiments, the bottom end 142 of the window 14 of the hood 1 of the present application further includes an arcuate segment 1421. Referring to fig. 10a and 10b, one end of the arc-shaped section 1421 is fixedly connected to the fixing member 1420, and the other end is connected to the third inclined section 62, and the arc-shaped section 1421 is disposed opposite to the flow guiding module 60 in the depth direction.

After the arrangement is as follows: for the exhaust cabinet with bypass air supply, the downward excessive air flow of the inner side surface of the window 14 can flow along the first inclined section 61 of the flow guide module of the window bottom end part 142 towards the back flow guide plate, and the air flow is guided into the inner cavity S of the exhaust cabinet to be far away from the front opening 1a, so that the influence of the downward excessive air flow of the inner side surface of the window of the bypass air supply exhaust cabinet on the surface air speed is reduced, and the risk exhaust cabinet with the effect of overflowing of pollutants on the opening surface caused by vortex in the inner cavity of the traditional no-air supply exhaust cabinet can be reduced. For the exhaust cabinet with bypass air supplementing and the traditional exhaust cabinet without air supplementing, the air flow entering the inner cavity from the opening of the window 14 can flow along the extending direction of the third inclined section 62, so that the volume of the large vortex is reduced, and the bottom of the vortex is lifted. In addition, for the exhaust cabinet with bypass air supply and the traditional exhaust cabinet without air supply, the arc-shaped section 1421 of the bottom end part 142 of the window 14 can enable the air flow outside the exhaust cabinet to more smoothly enter the working cavity from the arc-shaped surface of the arc-shaped section 1421, so that the possibility of turbulence in the cavity is reduced. .

In some possible embodiments, referring to fig. 10a, a side of the fixing member 1420 facing the front opening 1a (not shown in the drawings) is provided with a first clamping portion 1422 extending in the width direction of the cabinet, and the other end of the arc-shaped section 1421 is provided with a second clamping portion 1423 extending in the width direction. Illustratively, the first clamping portion 1422 and the second clamping portion 1423 are disposed opposite to each other in the height direction.

The guiding module 60 extends along the width direction, and the guiding module 60 is clamped to the bottom end 142 of the window, and illustratively, the guiding module 60 is in a separated structure, so that the anti-clipping infrared pair-radiation wire of the window 14 (as shown in fig. 10 a) is facilitated, and at this time, the first inclined section 61 and the third inclined section 62 are respectively clamped to the first clamping portion 1422 and the second clamping portion 1423. However, the present application is not limited thereto, and the flow guiding module 60 may also be an integrally formed structure with the fixing member 1420 and the arc-shaped section 1421 of the window (as shown in fig. 10 b).

As shown in fig. 4, 6 and 9, the above-described air supply static pressure tank 41, the air guide module 60 and the external air supply tank body (including an air guide plate 203 and a second inclined section 202 described later) extend in the width direction of the exhaust hood 1, respectively.

Also, fig. 7 shows that the air make-up system 40 supplies outside air to the air make-up static pressure chamber 411 of the air make-up static pressure tank 41 through the air make-up port 412, and then the air make-up static pressure chamber 411 supplies air make-up flow into the air intake chamber S1 through the air intake connection pipe 4111 located between the air make-up static pressure chamber 411 and the air intake chamber S1. Because the air supplied from the air inlet chamber S1 to the air guide passage P3 is uniform, the flow of the air-supplementing air flowing from the air direction adjusting chamber S2 to the air-supplementing air outlet 21 is also uniform.

Referring to fig. 2a, for a fume hood with bypass air supply, the flow guiding module 60 (e.g. the first inclined section 61) can make the downward air supply flow from the upper air supply outlet 21 flow along the first inclined section 61 opposite to the outlet of the bypass channel P1 towards the back baffle of the fume hood 1. To prevent the upper supply air outlet 21 from providing a supply air flow which is too fast in the height direction and downward, and which interferes with the air flow entering the inner chamber S from the front opening 1a when moving downward along the inner wall surface of the window 14. That is, excessive downward flow of make-up air from the upper make-up air outlet 21 may affect the face wind velocity horizontally into the working chamber of the hood 1. The flow guiding module 60 can lead the downward air supplementing air flow to be far away from the front opening 1a, avoid the influence of the excessive downward air flow on the surface wind speed of the inner side surface of the window 14, lead the air flow outside the exhaust cabinet 1 to more smoothly enter the working cavity from the arc surface of the arc section of the bottom end 142 of the window, and reduce the possibility of generating turbulence in the working cavity.

Through the arrangement, the exhaust cabinet 1 can accelerate the flow velocity of the inner wall surface of the window 14, eliminate inert flow or backflow and enhance the capture capacity of pollutants on the inner wall. Thus, combining the flow directing module 60 with the outer plenum box creates a "1+1 > 2" effect.

Referring to fig. 3 and 4, the air supply system 40 of the present application further includes an air intake channel 42 communicating with the air supply channel 44, the air intake channel 42 extending in a height direction and being located at a rear side of the cabinet 10, and a working chamber being located between the air intake channel 42 and the lower air supply port 31 in a depth direction of the cabinet; the adjusting channel 43 extends along the depth direction of the cabinet body, the adjusting channel 43 is provided with an inlet and an outlet along the depth direction, and the inlet of the adjusting channel 43 is communicated with the outlet of the air inlet channel 42; the lower air supplementing module 30 comprises an air outlet channel, wherein the air outlet channel is provided with a lower air supplementing opening 31, and an inlet of the air outlet channel is connected with an outlet of the adjusting channel 43.

Illustratively, the external air from the air inlet channel 42 enters the adjusting channel 43, which is equivalent to the small space entering the large space, and the external air passes through the adjusting channel 43 to convert partial dynamic pressure into static pressure, reduce the flow velocity of the external air, and finally the air outlet of the air outlet has uniform air speed, so that the lower air supply port 31 can supply air to the working cavity of the exhaust cabinet 1 uniformly, and the functions of stabilizing pressure and reducing noise are achieved.

Illustratively, the air intake passages 42 include a first air intake passage 421, a second air intake passage 422, a third air intake passage 423, and a fourth air intake passage 424 that are disposed at intervals in the width direction, and the four air intake passages 42 extend in the height direction, respectively.

The air intake passage 42 is exemplified by four hoses, but not limited thereto, and may be two hard pipes (e.g., metal pipes). The cross-sectional shape of the air inlet channel 42 is not limited in the present application, and may be circular, rectangular or other shapes.

Illustratively, the plenum 41 includes a first portion 441, a second portion 442, a third portion 443, and a fourth portion 444 that are respectively in communication with the plenum 41, and are respectively in communication with the corresponding four air intake passages 42. Illustratively, the first, second, third, and fourth portions 441, 442, 443, 444 of the supplemental air static pressure tank 41 each extend in a depth direction. It should be noted that the structure of the air intake duct 42 of the present application is not limited to the structure shown in fig. 3 and 4, and the structure having the air supply static pressure tank 41 and the adjusting duct 43 are all within the scope of the present application.

Referring to fig. 1 in combination with fig. 3, the exhaust hood 1 according to the embodiment of the present application further includes a left upright 11 and a right upright 12, and the lower air supply module is located between the left upright 11 and the right upright 12 along the width direction of the exhaust hood 1. In the depth direction, the left pillar 11 is located on the front side of the left lining board 105, and the right pillar 12 is located on the front side of the right lining board 104. That is, the left lining plate 105 is mounted on the side of the left pillar 11 facing the rear side of the inner cavity, and the right lining plate 104 is mounted on the side of the right pillar 12 facing the rear side of the inner cavity.

In some possible embodiments, referring to fig. 1, 2a and 11 to 12, the exhaust hood 1 of the present application further includes a lower stage baffle 52, a middle stage baffle 53 and an upper stage baffle 54 disposed in a height direction, and the lower stage baffle 52, the middle stage baffle 53 and the upper stage baffle 54 are disposed at intervals from the rear lining plate 103 of the inner chamber S to form an exhaust passage P2, and the exhaust passage P2 communicates with the exhaust outlet 51 of the exhaust system 50. Fig. 2a shows that the exhaust duct P2 extends in the height direction as a whole.

The lower-stage baffle plate 52 and the middle-stage baffle plate 53 are provided with a plurality of through holes.

Illustratively, referring to fig. 1, most of the area on the panel of the lower-stage baffle plate 52 is provided with a plurality of lower-stage through holes 521, and the plurality of lower-stage through holes 521 are distributed in the left-right width direction of the lower-stage baffle plate 52, so that heavier pollutants can be discharged out of the exhaust hood 1. Illustratively, the upper part of the table top is within 500mm in the height direction, which is the main position of a pollutant generating source, the lower guide plate 52 is added with a long groove feature (a lower penetrating hole 521), the wind speed of the groove is increased, and pollutant discharge is accelerated.

The middle part of the panel of the middle guide plate 53 is provided with a plurality of middle through holes 531 near the lower part, and the plurality of middle through holes 531 are distributed in the left-right width direction of the middle guide plate 53, so that pollutants in the middle part can be discharged out of the exhaust cabinet 1. In the width direction, the middle position is the main position of the pollution source, the middle guide plate 53 is slotted (the middle through hole 531) to increase the wind speed and accelerate the discharge. And the corner positions of the edges reduce the air discharge quantity and have no holes.

By adopting the structure, the average surface wind speed can be reduced, thereby reducing the overall exhaust air quantity requirement. And, it is advantageous to guide the gas in the working chamber to the exhaust area to avoid the generation of air vortex, and it is advantageous to provide continuous exhaust of the wide surface of the entire working chamber substantially uniformly because the through holes on the baffle plate are distributed in the entire left-right width direction of the baffle plate.

In some possible embodiments, referring to fig. 2a, 11 and 12, the rear lining panel 103 is provided with first, second and third connection members 15, 16, 17 at intervals in the height direction. Illustratively, the first, second, and third connectors 15, 16, 17 each extend in the depth direction.

The lower guide plate 52 is vertically arranged along the height direction, one end of the lower guide plate 52 is connected with the first connecting piece 15 and is arranged at intervals with the bottom side of the inner cavity S to form a first exhaust gap communicated with the exhaust channel P2, and the other end of the lower guide plate 52 is connected with the second connecting piece 16; the middle section guide plate 53 is vertically arranged along the height direction, one end of the middle section guide plate 53 is connected with the second connecting piece 16, a second exhaust gap communicated with the exhaust channel P2 is formed between the middle section guide plate 53 and the lower section guide plate 52, the other end of the lower section guide plate 52 is connected with the third connecting piece 17, and the lower section guide plate 52 and the middle section guide plate 53 are arranged in parallel along the height direction; in the height direction, the upper-stage baffle 54 is disposed obliquely, and one end of the upper-stage baffle 54 is connected to the third connecting piece 17, and the other end is inclined toward the front side of the inner chamber S and connected to the top lining plate 101 of the inner chamber S.

With continued reference to fig. 1, the lower-stage baffle 52 has a lower exhaust area, and the lower exhaust area includes a plurality of lower-stage through holes 521; the middle air exhaust area is arranged on the middle air guide plate 53 and comprises a plurality of middle through holes 531.

For the exhaust cabinets with smaller exhaust volume such as air supplementing type or low surface wind speed, the negative pressure in the cabinet is far smaller than that of the traditional exhaust cabinet with the surface wind speed of 0.5 m/s. That is, the air inlet speed of the passage between the inside/outside of the cabinet (for example, the bypass passage P1) is relatively small, the rigidity of the air flow is small, and the capability of absorbing the fluctuation is weak.

If the structure is improperly designed, the airflow organization cannot reach a stable and balanced laminar flow state, a micro negative pressure state and even a positive pressure state can be locally generated, and pollutants can easily overflow the outside of the cabinet due to the influence of disturbance outside the cabinet or fluctuation of a fan or opening/closing of other cabinets in the same exhaust system of a laboratory, and the like, so that the damage is caused to users.

Referring to fig. 2a, 11 and 12, in one embodiment of the present application, the window 14 of the exhaust hood 1 of the present application can be moved upward or downward relative to the partition 13 along the height direction of the hood 10, so that the exhaust hood 1 is in the first opened state (shown in fig. 11), the second opened state (shown in fig. 2 a) or the closed state (shown in fig. 12). Therefore, the opening and closing states of the window 14 of the exhaust cabinet 1 are divided into three working states, so that the air quantity distribution of the air supplementing system 40 of the exhaust cabinet 1 is designed. In particular, the method comprises the steps of,

When the exhaust hood 1 is in the closed state, the distance between the bottom end 142 of the window 14 and the bottom side of the inner cavity S is the first set distance h1. Illustratively, the first set distance h1 in this embodiment is 20mm to 800mm, for example, 35mm, 50mm, 150mm, 300mm, 457mm, 500mm, 650mm, 780mm, etc. in height. At this time, the bypass passage P1 includes the top end 143 of the window 14 and the bottom end 131 of the partition. That is, when the window 14 of the hood 1 is closed, the bypass path P1 is constituted by the top end 143 of the window 14 and the bottom end 131 of the partition member, which are disposed at intervals in the depth direction of the hood 1, and the length of the bypass path P1 is the first length H1.

When the exhaust hood 1 is in the first open state, the bottom end 142 of the window 14 is spaced from the bottom side of the inner cavity S by a second set distance h2. Illustratively, the second set distance h2 in this embodiment is 20mm to 800mm, for example, 35mm, 50mm, 150mm, 300mm, 457mm, 500mm, 650mm, 780mm, etc. in height. At this time, the bypass passage P1 includes at least part of the window 14 and at least part of the partition 13. That is, when the window 14 of the hood 1 is opened to the height of the set distance H2, the bypass path P1 is constituted by arranging at least part of the window 14 and at least part of the partition member 13 at intervals in the depth direction of the hood 1, and the length of the bypass path P1 is the second length H2.

When the exhaust hood 1 is in the second open state, the bottom end 142 of the window 14 is spaced from the bottom side of the inner cavity S by a third set distance h3. Illustratively, the third set distance h3 in this embodiment is 20mm to 800mm, for example, 35mm, 50mm, 150mm, 300mm, 457mm, 500mm, 650mm, 780mm, etc. in height. At this time, the bypass passage P1 includes at least a part of the window 14 and the entire partition 13. That is, when the window 14 of the hood 1 is completely opened, the bypass path P1 is constituted by a part of the window 14 and the entire partition 13 which are disposed at intervals in the depth direction of the hood 1, and the bypass path has a length of the third length H3.

The third set distance h3 is greater than the second set distance h2, and the second set distance h2 is greater than the first set distance h1, i.e., h3 > h2 > h1. The third length H3 is greater than the second length H2, and the second length H2 is greater than the first length H1, i.e., H3 > H2 > H1.

Illustratively, when the hood 1 is in the closed state (shown in FIG. 12), the window 14 is in the closed state; when the exhaust hood 1 is in the second open state (shown in fig. 2 a), the window 14 is opened to a maximum working opening (e.g. 457 mm); when the hood 1 is in the first open state (shown in fig. 11), the window 14 is between the closed state and the maximum operating opening.

The application also provides a ventilation system, which comprises the exhaust cabinet 1 in any embodiment.

With continued reference to fig. 2a, 11 and 12, the present application also provides a ventilation method, in which the exhaust hood 1 according to any of the above embodiments is adopted, and the wind speed at the bypass channel P1 includes the wind supplementing speed (the wind supplementing speed of the upper wind supplementing outlet 21) and the wind intake speed of the external air (for example, generated by the pressure difference inside/outside the hood); the ventilation method of the application comprises the following steps: when the exhaust cabinet 1 is in a closed state, the air supplementing speed has a first speed, and the air inlet speed has a first speed; when the exhaust cabinet 1 is in a first opening state, controlling the upper air supplementing outlet to supplement air, wherein the air supplementing speed has a second speed, and the air inlet speed has a second speed; when the exhaust cabinet 1 is in the second opening state, controlling the upper air supplementing outlet to supplement air, wherein the air supplementing speed is a third speed, and the air inlet speed is a third speed; the first speed of the wind supplementing speed is smaller than the second speed, and the second speed of the wind supplementing speed is smaller than the third speed; the first speed of the intake wind speed is greater than the second speed, and the second speed of the intake wind speed is greater than the third speed. Illustratively, the wind speed at the bypass path P1 is 0.3m/s to 2m/s.

The wind speed in the bypass path P1 is composed of two parts: v0=v1+v2.

Wherein V0 is the wind speed at the bypass channel P1, V1 is the wind speed of the air inlet generated by negative pressure of the inner cavity S at the inlet of the bypass channel P1, and V2 is the wind speed of the air compensation generated by the upper air compensation outlet 21 at the bypass channel P1. Therefore, the change of the wind speed in the bypass path P1 is a process that the wind speed V1 generated by the negative pressure of the inner chamber S at the inlet of the bypass path P1 is reduced along with the increase of the set distance h2 when the window 14 is opened, the wind speed V2 generated by the upper air supply outlet 21 at the bypass path P1 is increased, and the wind speed V0 at the bypass path P1 is increased.

In order to effectively prevent the walking of personnel outside the cabinet, the lateral air flow in the room and in front of the exhaust cabinet 1 is influenced; or when a large amount of turbulent pollutants are generated in the exhaust hood 1, the pollutants leak from the bypass channel P1, and the wind speed V0 at the bypass channel P1 needs to be kept to be larger than 0.3m/s. Illustratively, V0 is greater than 0.5m/s.

When the hood 1 is in the closed state, i.e. the bottom end 142 of the window is at a first set distance h1, e.g. 35mm, from the bottom side of the inner chamber S. The bypass passage P1 formed by the partition member 13 and the window 14 is short, H1, and the air flow entering resistance due to the automatic difference between the internal and external air pressure is small, and the air speed V0 entering from the bypass passage P1 can reach 0.5m/s, for example. The rigidity of the air flow at this time can effectively prevent pollutants from escaping from the exhaust cabinet 1.

At this time, the wind speed in the bypass channel P1 is mainly generated by the pressure difference between the inside and the outside of the exhaust cabinet, that is, the wind speed of the air intake generated by the negative pressure of the inner cavity S at the inlet of the bypass channel P1 has the advantages of automatic resistance balance and automatic average distribution of the wind speed along the width direction of the exhaust cabinet 1. When the window is in a closed state, the flow speed of the air flow automatically generated by the difference between the internal pressure and the external pressure at the bypass channel P1 can ensure safety and prevent pollutants from leaking from the bypass channel P1. Illustratively, the upper supplemental air outlet 21 generates a small amount of supplemental air velocity at the bypass path P1.

When the exhaust hood 1 is in the first open state, the distance between the bottom end 142 of the window and the bottom side of the inner cavity S is the second set distance h2. Since the bypass passage P1 is lengthened after the window 14 is moved up, H2 is used, and the resistance of the air flow automatically generated by the difference between the internal and external air pressures to enter the bypass passage is increased. As the window 14 moves upward, the wind velocity V1 at the bypass path P1 due to the pressure difference inside/outside the hood gradually decreases. In the case of the air-supplementing type exhaust hood, the air volume is smaller, and for example, when the negative pressure in the hood is small, the air velocity V0 of the bypass passage P1 is about 0.05 m/s.

When the wind speed V0 of the bypass channel P1 is too small, if the airflow flows faster outside the exhaust cabinet, the pollution value overflows from the bypass channel. Therefore, when the exhaust hood 1 is in the first open state, the air supply, for example, the air supply of the air supply air outlet 21, may be increased, so that the air speed in the bypass channel P1 increases, for example, the air speed is about 0.5m/s inward, thereby preventing the pollutants from overflowing the exhaust hood 1.

The air supply of the upper air supply outlet 21 is not performed until the window is opened to the set distance h 2. According to the variable air volume system, the larger the opening degree of the window 14 is, the larger the exhaust volume is, and the larger the air supplement volume is, so that the larger the air supplement volume of the bypass channel P1 is. That is, as the set distance h2 by which the window 14 moves upward in the height direction increases, the wind speed of the upper wind supply outlet 21 also increases and the wind speed of the outside air decreases.

When the exhaust hood 1 is in the second open state, the distance between the bottom end 142 of the window and the bottom side of the inner cavity S is the third set distance h3. After window 14 is moved up, bypass path P1 reaches its longest length (including the entire partition 13), H3, and the resistance to air flow entering the bypass path is maximized due to the automatic difference between the internal and external air pressures. When a large amount of turbulent pollutants are generated in the exhaust hood 1 or when a lateral airflow is generated outside the exhaust hood 1, the pollutants will leak from the bypass channel. Therefore, when the exhaust hood 1 is in the second open state, by increasing the air supply of the upper air supply outlet 21, the air velocity in the bypass path P1 is mainly generated by the upper air supply outlet 21, so that the air velocity in the bypass path P1 is, for example, about 0.5m/s to about 1m/s, thereby preventing the pollutants from overflowing the exhaust hood 1.

In summary, in the embodiment of the present application, when the exhaust hood 1 is in the closed state, the wind speed in the bypass channel P1 is mainly the above-mentioned wind speed of the intake air; when the exhaust cabinet 1 is in the first opening state, the wind speed in the bypass channel P1 comprises the air inlet wind speed and the air supplementing wind speed, and the air inlet wind speed can be larger than the air supplementing wind speed or the air supplementing wind speed can be larger than the air inlet wind speed; when the exhaust hood 1 is in the second open state, the wind speed in the bypass channel P1 is mainly the above-mentioned wind supplementing wind speed. In addition, in these three states, the wind speed at the bypass passage P1 is 0.3m/s to 2m/s, for example, 0.4m/s, 0.45m/s, 0.5m/s, 0.6m/s, 0.8m/s, 1.5m/s, 1.8m/s, and the like.

In addition, the diversion module 60 of the present application can enable the downward air-supplementing air flow from the upper air-supplementing air outlet 21 to flow towards the back diversion plate of the exhaust hood 1 along the first inclined section 61 opposite to the outlet of the bypass channel P1. So as to prevent the downward movement of the air-make-up flow along the inner wall surface of the window 14, when the upper air-make-up outlet 21 provides the air-make-up flow downward in the height direction at an excessively high flow rate, from interfering with the flow of air entering the inner chamber S from the front opening 1 a. That is, the flow guiding module 60 can guide the downward air-supplementing air flow from the upper air-supplementing air outlet 21 to flow towards the back flow guiding plate of the exhaust cabinet 1, so that the downward air flow is far away from the front opening 1a, and the influence of the downward air flow on the surface wind speed on the inner side of the window 14 is reduced. On the other hand, the arc-shaped section 1421 of the flow guiding module 60 can enable the air flow outside the exhaust hood 1 to enter the working cavity more smoothly along the arc-shaped surface of the arc-shaped section 1421 of the window bottom end 142, and reduce the possibility of turbulence in the working cavity. The flow rate of the inner wall surface of the window 14 is quickened, inert flow or backflow is eliminated, and the capturing capacity of the inner wall pollutants is enhanced. Thus, combining the flow directing module 60 with the outer plenum box creates a "1+1 > 2" effect.

Referring now to fig. 13, shown is a block diagram of an electronic device 600 in accordance with one embodiment of the present application. The electronic device 600 is, for example, the above-described exhaust hood 1. The electronic device 600 may include one or more processors 601 coupled to a controller hub 603. For at least one embodiment, the controller hub 603 communicates with the processor 601 via a multi-drop Bus, such as a Front Side Bus (FSB), a point-to-point interface, such as a Quick Path Interconnect (QPI), or similar network interface 606. The processor 601 executes instructions that control general types of data processing operations. In one embodiment, controller Hub 603 includes, but is not limited to, a Graphics Memory Controller Hub (GMCH) (not shown) and an Input Output Hub (IOH) (which may be on separate chips) (not shown), where the GMCH includes memory and Graphics controllers and is coupled to the IOH.

The electronic device 600 may also include a coprocessor 602 and memory 604 coupled to the controller hub 603. Alternatively, one or both of the memory and GMCH may be integrated within the processor (as described in the present application), with the memory 604 and co-processor 602 coupled directly to the processor 601 and the controller hub 603, the controller hub 603 being in a single chip with the IOH.

The memory 604 may be, for example, dynamic random access memory (DRAM, dynamic Random Access Memory), phase change memory (PCM, phase Change Memory), or a combination of both. Memory 604 may include one or more tangible, non-transitory computer-readable media for storing data and/or instructions. The computer-readable storage medium has stored therein instructions, and in particular, temporary and permanent copies of the instructions. The instructions may include: instructions that, when executed by at least one of the processors, cause the electronic device 600 to implement a ventilation method as shown in fig. 13. When the instructions run on the computer, the computer is caused to execute the method disclosed in any one or the combination of the above embodiments, so as to control the air supplementing quantity of the outer air supplementing box body at the upper air supplementing outlet.

In one embodiment, coprocessor 602 is a special-purpose processor, such as, for example, a high-throughput MIC (Many Integrated Core, integrated many-core) processor, network or communication processor, compression engine, graphics processor, GPGPU (General-purpose computing on a graphics processing unit), embedded processor, or the like. Optional properties of the co-processor 602 are shown in fig. 13 with dashed lines.

In one embodiment, the electronic device 600 may further include a network interface (NIC, network Interface Controller) 606. The network interface 606 may include a transceiver to provide a radio interface for the electronic device 600 to communicate with any other suitable device (e.g., front end module, antenna, etc.). In various embodiments, the network interface 606 may be integrated with other components of the electronic device 600. The network interface 606 may implement the functions of the communication units in the above-described embodiments.

The electronic device 600 may further include an Input/Output (I/O) device 605.I/O may include: a user interface, the design enabling a user to interact with the electronic device 600; the design of the peripheral component interface enables the peripheral component to also interact with the electronic device 600; and/or sensors designed to determine environmental conditions and/or location information associated with the electronic device 600.

It is noted that fig. 13 is merely exemplary. That is, although fig. 13 shows that the electronic apparatus 600 includes a plurality of devices such as a processor 601, a controller hub 603, and a memory 604, in practical applications, the apparatus using the methods of the present application may include only a part of the devices of the electronic apparatus 600, for example, may include only the processor 601 and the network interface 606. The nature of the alternative device is shown in dashed lines in fig. 13.

Referring now to fig. 14, shown is a block diagram of a SoC (System on Chip) 700 in accordance with an embodiment of the present application. In fig. 13, similar parts have the same reference numerals. In addition, the dashed box is an optional feature of a more advanced SoC. In fig. 14, soC700 includes: an interconnect unit 750 coupled to the processor 710; a system agent unit 780; a bus controller unit 790; an integrated memory controller unit 740; a set or one or more coprocessors 720 which may include integrated graphics logic, an image processor, an audio processor, and a video processor; a Static Random-Access Memory (SRAM) unit 730; a direct memory access (DMA, direct Memory Access) unit 760. In one embodiment, coprocessor 720 includes a special-purpose processor, such as, for example, a network or communication processor, compression engine, GPGPU (General-purpose computing on graphics processing units, general purpose computing on a graphics processing unit), high-throughput MIC processor, embedded processor, or the like.

Static Random Access Memory (SRAM) unit 730 may include one or more tangible, non-transitory computer-readable media for storing data and/or instructions. The computer-readable storage medium has stored therein instructions, and in particular, temporary and permanent copies of the instructions. The instructions may include: instructions that when executed by at least one of the processors cause the SoC to implement the ventilation method as described above. The instructions, when executed on a computer, cause the computer to perform the methods disclosed in the above embodiments.

The method embodiments of the application can be realized in the modes of software, magnetic elements, firmware and the like.

Program code may be applied to input instructions to perform the functions described herein and generate output information. The output information may be applied to one or more output devices in a known manner. For the purposes of this application, a processing system includes any system having a processor such as, for example, a digital signal processor (DSP, digital Signal Processor), a microcontroller, an Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC), or a microprocessor.

The program code may be implemented in a high level procedural or object oriented programming language to communicate with a processing system. Program code may also be implemented in assembly or machine language, if desired. Indeed, the mechanisms described herein are not limited in scope to any particular programming language. In either case, the language may be a compiled or interpreted language.

One or more aspects of at least one embodiment may be implemented by representative instructions stored on a computer readable storage medium, which represent various logic in a processor, which when read by a machine, cause the machine to fabricate logic to perform the techniques herein. These representations, referred to as "IP (Intellectual Property ) cores," may be stored on a tangible computer-readable storage medium and provided to a plurality of customers or production facilities for loading into the manufacturing machines that actually manufacture the logic or processor.

In some cases, an instruction converter may be used to convert instructions from a source instruction set to a target instruction set. For example, the instruction converter may transform (e.g., using a static binary transform, a dynamic binary transform including dynamic compilation), morph, emulate, or otherwise convert an instruction into one or more other instructions to be processed by the core. The instruction converter may be implemented in software, hardware, firmware, or a combination thereof. The instruction converter may be on-processor, off-processor, or partially on-processor and partially off-processor.

While the utility model has been shown and described with reference to certain preferred embodiments thereof, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that the foregoing is a further detailed description of the utility model with reference to specific embodiments, and it is not intended to limit the practice of the utility model to those descriptions. Various changes in form and detail may be made therein by those skilled in the art, including a few simple inferences or alternatives, without departing from the spirit and scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. An external air supplementing box body, which is characterized by comprising:

The air supplementing chamber is used for being arranged on the top side of the front of an inner cavity of the exhaust cabinet, the air supplementing chamber comprises an upper air supplementing inlet and an upper air supplementing outlet, the upper air supplementing inlet is arranged on the top or the side part of the air supplementing chamber, and the upper air supplementing outlet is arranged on the bottom of the air supplementing chamber and extends along the width direction;

along the direction of height of exhaust cabinet, go up the air intake of moisturizing with go up the setting of staggering of air outlet of moisturizing, just go up the projection of air intake of moisturizing with go up the projection of air outlet of moisturizing is non-overlapping.

2. The external air compensating box of claim 1, wherein the upper air compensating outlet of the air compensating chamber is not disposed toward the interior cavity of the exhaust hood, and the air compensating chamber is not disposed with an internal air compensating outlet disposed toward the interior cavity of the exhaust hood.

3. The outer compensating box of claim 2, further comprising a mounting portion, the mounting portion comprising a first mounting portion and a second mounting portion;

along the direction of height, the top of wall spare with first installation department fixed connection, along the degree of depth direction of exhaust cabinet, the one end of the top interior welt of inner chamber with second installation department fixed connection, wall spare with the top interior welt of inner chamber supports jointly outer moisturizing box body.

4. The external air supplementing box according to claim 2, wherein the air supplementing chamber further comprises an air direction turning structure with a set angle, the air direction turning structure with the set angle is arranged between the upper air supplementing inlet and the upper air supplementing outlet, external air passes through the upper air supplementing inlet, flows out of the upper air supplementing outlet after flowing through the air direction turning structure, and the upper air supplementing outlet is arranged towards the bypass channel.

5. The external air supplementing box according to claim 4, wherein the wind direction steering structure comprises an air inlet cavity and a wind direction adjusting cavity, the volume of the wind direction adjusting cavity is smaller than that of the air inlet cavity, the wind direction adjusting cavity extends along the height direction, the upper air supplementing inlet is communicated with the air inlet cavity, and the upper air supplementing outlet is communicated with the wind direction adjusting cavity.

6. The external air supplementing box according to claim 5, further comprising a supporting unit, wherein the supporting unit extends along the depth direction of the exhaust cabinet and is arranged in the air direction adjusting cavity, two ends of the supporting unit are detachably connected with two side inner walls of the air direction adjusting cavity respectively so as to limit the two side inner walls of the air direction adjusting cavity to move along the depth direction, and the supporting unit can be separated from the air direction adjusting cavity under the action of external force.

7. The external air supplementing box according to claim 5, wherein the set angle is 0 to 180 degrees, and an air inlet direction of external air into the air inlet cavity intersects with a direction of external air into the air direction adjusting cavity.

8. The external air supplementing box according to claim 7, wherein the wind direction steering structure further comprises an air guide plate, the air inlet cavity and the wind direction adjusting cavity are spaced apart by the air guide plate, the air guide plate is provided with an air guide channel, the upper air supplementing inlet extends along the height direction, and the upper air supplementing inlet is arranged at the top of the air inlet cavity.

9. The external air supplementing box according to claim 8, wherein the air guide channels extend in the width direction, and the width of the air guide channels is 3mm to 50mm.

10. The external air supplementing box according to claim 7, wherein the wind direction steering structure further comprises an air deflector, the air deflector extends along the height direction, the air inlet cavity and the wind direction adjusting cavity are communicated with each other, the upper air supplementing air inlet extends along the depth direction of the exhaust cabinet, the side part of the air inlet cavity is provided with the upper air supplementing air inlet, and the air deflector is arranged opposite to the upper air supplementing air inlet along the depth direction.

11. The external air supplementing box according to claim 4, wherein the wind direction steering structure comprises an air inlet cavity and an air deflector, the air deflector extends along the height direction, the upper air supplementing air inlet extends along the depth direction of the air exhaust cabinet, the side part of the air inlet cavity is provided with the upper air supplementing air inlet, the air deflector is arranged opposite to the upper air supplementing air inlet along the depth direction, and the upper air supplementing air inlet and the upper air supplementing air outlet are both communicated with the air inlet cavity.

12. The external air supplementing box according to claim 9, further comprising a top plate, wherein the upper air supplementing inlet is provided at intervals along the width direction on the top plate.

13. The external air supplementing box according to claim 12, further comprising a second inclined section, wherein the second inclined section is disposed opposite to the upper air supplementing inlet, and the second inclined section has an extending section, and the extending section is disposed at a lower end of the second inclined section in the height direction and is disposed in parallel with the top plate.

14. The external air supplementing box according to claim 13, further comprising side plates extending in the height direction, wherein the side plates comprise a first side plate and a second side plate, and wherein the first side plate is disposed opposite to the second side plate in the depth direction of the exhaust hood; the top plate, the side plates, the second inclined section and the air deflector jointly form the air inlet cavity.

15. The external air supplementing box according to claim 14, further comprising a first extending plate and a second extending plate extending in the height direction, wherein the first extending plate is provided on the lower side of the air guide plate, is connected to the first side plate, and is disposed opposite to the first extending plate in the depth direction; the wind deflector, the first extension plate and the second extension plate jointly form the wind direction adjusting cavity.

16. The external air supplementing box according to claim 10, further comprising a first side plate, wherein the upper air supplementing inlet is arranged on the first side plate at intervals along the width direction, and the air deflector is arranged opposite to the first side plate along the depth direction.

17. The external air supplementing box according to claim 16, further comprising a first extending plate and a second extending plate extending in the height direction, the first extending plate being connected to the lower end of the air guide plate, the second extending plate being disposed opposite to the first extending plate in the depth direction.

18. The external air supplementing box according to claim 17, further comprising a first bottom plate and a second bottom plate extending in the depth direction, wherein the first bottom plate is connected to an upper end of the second extension plate and the second bottom plate is connected to a lower end of the second extension plate in the height direction; the first extension plate, the second extension plate and the second bottom plate jointly form the wind direction adjusting cavity.

19. The outer plenum box of claim 18, further comprising a top plate, wherein the top plate, the first side plate, the air deflector, and the first bottom plate collectively form the air intake cavity.

20. The external air supplementing box according to claim 11, further comprising a first side plate, wherein the upper air supplementing inlet is spaced apart from the first side plate along the width direction, and the air deflector is disposed opposite to the first side plate along the depth direction.

21. The external air supplementing box according to claim 20, further comprising a bottom plate and a top plate extending in the depth direction, wherein the top plate and the bottom plate are respectively located on the upper side and the lower side of the air deflector in the height direction, and the first side plate, the air deflector, the top plate and the bottom plate jointly form the air inlet cavity.

22. A fume hood, comprising:

the outer compensating box of any one of claims 1 to 21; the method comprises the steps of,

the cabinet body is provided with an inner cavity, the inner cavity forms a working cavity, and a front opening which is opened to the indoor environment is formed at the front side of the inner cavity;

The partition piece is arranged at the front opening and is positioned at the top side of the inner cavity, and the partition piece and the bottom side of the inner cavity are arranged at intervals along the height direction of the cabinet body;

the window is arranged at the outer side of the partition piece and can move upwards or downwards along the height direction;

along the depth direction of the cabinet body, the window and the partition piece are arranged at intervals, and a bypass channel extending along the height direction is formed.