JP2000202201A - Evaporative concentrator - Google Patents
Evaporative concentratorInfo
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Description
【0001】[0001]
【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は写真用処理液の廃液
等、被処理液体を蒸発濃縮させる蒸発濃縮装置に関し、
特に、送風循環方式を利用する蒸発濃縮装置に係わる。BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an evaporating and concentrating apparatus for evaporating and condensing a liquid to be processed, such as a waste liquid of a photographic processing liquid.
In particular, it relates to an evaporative concentrator using a ventilation circulation system.
【0002】[0002]
【従来の技術】被処理液体を蒸発させる蒸発部と、蒸発
した蒸気を液化して凝縮液を得る凝縮部と、前記蒸発部
と前記凝縮部との間に設けられる、気体を循環させるた
めの循環路と、気体の循環を促進するための送風手段と
を有し、減圧型ヒートポンプ回路を用いてハロゲン化銀
写真感光材料用処理液の廃液(以下、単に写真用廃液と
いう場合がある)を処理する蒸発濃縮装置は知られてい
る。2. Description of the Related Art An evaporating section for evaporating a liquid to be treated, a condensing section for liquefying the evaporated vapor to obtain a condensed liquid, and a gas circulation section provided between the evaporating section and the condensing section are provided. It has a circulation path and air blowing means for promoting gas circulation, and uses a reduced-pressure heat pump circuit to discharge a waste solution of a processing solution for a silver halide photographic light-sensitive material (hereinafter sometimes simply referred to as a photographic waste solution). Evaporative concentrators for processing are known.
【0003】また、常圧沸騰方式からなる蒸発濃縮装置
も知られている。[0003] Further, there is known an evaporative concentrator using a normal pressure boiling method.
【0004】更に、前記のような蒸発濃縮装置におい
て、被処理液体を加熱するのに使用される加熱手段とし
ては、間接ヒートポンプ、電熱ヒータ、蒸気加熱等が知
られている。Further, in the above-mentioned evaporative concentrator, an indirect heat pump, an electric heater, a steam heater and the like are known as heating means used for heating the liquid to be treated.
【0005】[0005]
【発明が解決しようとする課題】前記減圧型ヒートポン
プ回路を用いる蒸発濃縮装置は、被処理液体に対して部
分的な高温を発生させない有用なものではあるが、処理
能力の低い装置(例えば、2リットル/時間以下の蒸発
濃縮)が望まれる場合であっても、高能力装置の場合と
同じ部品点数を必要とし、結果として、装置の小型化に
限界があるとともに、低コスト化が困難であるという問
題がある。The evaporative concentrator using the reduced-pressure heat pump circuit is a useful one that does not generate a high temperature in the liquid to be processed, but has a low processing capacity (for example, 2 (Evaporation concentration of 1 liter / hour or less) is required, the same number of parts as in the case of a high-capacity apparatus is required, and as a result, there is a limit to downsizing of the apparatus and it is difficult to reduce the cost. There is a problem.
【0006】また、処理に伴って、被処理液体中に残存
する異物あるいは蒸発し得ない成分等を含む、濃縮され
た処理液(以下、濃縮液という)は、適当な時期に蒸発
濃縮装置から排除する必要があるが、前記装置において
は熱媒体の温度変化を検出して濃縮終了の判断を行うよ
うになっている。[0006] In addition, a concentrated processing liquid (hereinafter referred to as a concentrated liquid) containing foreign substances remaining in the liquid to be processed or components that cannot be evaporated during the processing (hereinafter referred to as a concentrated liquid) is removed from the evaporating and concentrating apparatus at an appropriate time. Although it is necessary to eliminate the concentration, the above-mentioned device detects the temperature change of the heat medium and determines the completion of concentration.
【0007】しかしながら、後述するように、送風循環
方式を用いる装置では外気の影響等のため温度変化の検
出により濃縮終了を判断する事は難しく、時として、過
濃縮や濃縮不足を生じる。However, as will be described later, it is difficult to determine the end of concentration by detecting a temperature change due to the influence of outside air or the like in an apparatus using a ventilation circulation system, and sometimes excessive concentration or insufficient concentration occurs.
【0008】更に、蒸発濃縮装置は、被処理液体の組成
によっては何らかの泡対策が必要であり、減圧型ヒート
ポンプ回路を用いる蒸発濃縮装置では消泡剤を必須と
し、操作性、コスト面で不利である。Further, the evaporative concentrator requires some countermeasures against bubbles depending on the composition of the liquid to be treated, and the evaporative concentrator using a reduced pressure heat pump circuit requires an antifoaming agent, which is disadvantageous in terms of operability and cost. is there.
【0009】消泡剤としては、溶剤が水と有機溶剤の2
種類があり、有機溶剤は長期安定性を有するが、消防法
で危険物に指定されているように取り扱いに注意を要す
る。As the antifoaming agent, the solvent is water and an organic solvent.
There are various types, and organic solvents have long-term stability, but care must be taken when handling them as specified as dangerous goods by the Fire Service Law.
【0010】一方、水は乳化物であり、液保存性が劣
り、在庫管理が大変である。On the other hand, water is an emulsified product, has poor liquid preservability, and is difficult to manage in stock.
【0011】また、前記の如く、加熱手段として単純に
電熱ヒータを用いる構成だと、例えば蒸発釜を部分的に
高温にしてしまい、結果として、蒸発釜中の処理すべき
液体に対して効率のよい加熱を行うには不向きである。In addition, as described above, if the electric heater is simply used as the heating means, for example, the temperature of the evaporator is partially increased, and as a result, the efficiency of the liquid to be treated in the evaporator is reduced. It is not suitable for performing good heating.
【0012】更に、蒸気加熱を利用する蒸発濃縮装置の
場合、100℃以上の高温を必要とし、蒸気発生設備が
高コストであるのみならず、写真廃液を対象とした場
合、有害な硫化水素ガスの発生を引き起こしてしまうの
で極めて好ましくない。Further, in the case of an evaporative concentrator using steam heating, a high temperature of 100 ° C. or more is required, and not only is the cost of the steam generating equipment high, but also harmful hydrogen sulfide gas This is extremely undesirable because it causes the generation of
【0013】本発明は、上記のような点に鑑みなされた
もので、その目的は、小型、安価で操作性のよい蒸発濃
縮装置を提供することにある。The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and an object of the present invention is to provide a small, inexpensive, and easy-to-operate evaporative concentration apparatus.
【0014】[0014]
【課題を解決するための手段】本発明の目的は以下の構
成によって達成することができる。The object of the present invention can be achieved by the following constitution.
【0015】(1)被処理液体を貯留する貯留容器を含
む液体蒸発部と、前記液体蒸発部で蒸発した蒸気を液化
する凝縮部との間に循環路を形成するとともに、前記循
環路中に、送風手段を介して気体の流れを生じさせるよ
うに構成した蒸発濃縮装置であって、前記貯留容器内の
被処理液体の液面高さ及び温度を所定範囲内に維持した
状態で、一定時間における前記被処理液体の蒸発または
凝縮する液量を測定手段で測定し、当該測定手段で測定
した前記液量が規定値に達した場合、濃縮終了として判
断する、ように構成した事を特徴とする蒸発濃縮装置。(1) A circulation path is formed between a liquid evaporator including a storage container for storing the liquid to be treated and a condenser for liquefying the vapor evaporated in the liquid evaporator. An evaporating and concentrating device configured to generate a gas flow via a blowing unit, wherein the liquid level and the temperature of the liquid to be treated in the storage container are maintained within a predetermined range for a predetermined time. The amount of liquid to be evaporated or condensed in the liquid to be treated is measured by a measuring unit, and when the amount of the liquid measured by the measuring unit reaches a specified value, it is determined that the concentration is completed, so that the concentration is determined to be completed. Evaporating concentrator.
【0016】(2)濃縮終了に伴い、運転停止または運
転停止と表示警告を行う事を特徴とする前記(1)に記
載の蒸発濃縮装置。(2) The evaporative concentrator according to (1), wherein, upon completion of concentration, the operation is stopped or the operation is stopped and a display warning is issued.
【0017】(3)濃縮終了に伴って、前記貯留容器内
から濃縮液の自動排出を行い、しかる後、自動的に運転
を再開させるように構成した事を特徴とする前記(1)
に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。(3) When the concentration is completed, the concentrated liquid is automatically discharged from the storage container, and thereafter, the operation is automatically restarted.
5. The evaporative concentrator according to item 2.
【0018】(4)被処理液体を貯留する貯留容器を含
む液体蒸発部と、前記液体蒸発部で蒸発した蒸気を液化
する凝縮部との間に循環路を形成するとともに、前記循
環路中に、送風手段を介して気体の流れを生じさせるよ
うに構成した蒸発濃縮装置であって、前記貯留容器内の
被処理液体の液面を検出する液面検出手段と、前記液面
検出手段の検出結果に基づいて作動され、前記貯留容器
内の液面を所定範囲内に維持すべく被処理液体を補充供
給する給液手段と、前記貯留容器内の被処理液体を加熱
する加熱手段と、前記加熱手段を制御して前記貯留容器
内の被処理液体を所定温度範囲内に維持させる温度検出
手段と、前記凝縮部で発生する凝縮液を装置外に排出す
る排出手段と、前記貯留容器内の被処理液体を排出する
排出手段と、を有し、前記貯留容器内の被処理液体の液
面高さ及び温度を所定範囲内に維持した状態で、一定時
間における前記被処理液体の蒸発または凝縮する液量を
測定手段で測定し、当該測定手段で測定した前記液量が
規定値に達した場合、濃縮終了として判断する、ように
構成した事を特徴とする蒸発濃縮装置。(4) A circulation path is formed between a liquid evaporator including a storage container for storing the liquid to be treated and a condenser for liquefying the vapor evaporated in the liquid evaporator. An evaporating and concentrating device configured to generate a gas flow via a blowing unit, wherein the liquid level detecting unit detects a liquid level of the liquid to be processed in the storage container, and the liquid level detecting unit detects the liquid level. A liquid supply unit that is operated based on the result and that replenishes and supplies the liquid to be treated so as to maintain the liquid level in the storage container within a predetermined range; a heating unit that heats the liquid to be treated in the storage container; Temperature detecting means for controlling the heating means to maintain the liquid to be treated in the storage vessel within a predetermined temperature range, discharging means for discharging the condensed liquid generated in the condensing section out of the apparatus, and Discharging means for discharging the liquid to be treated. Measuring the amount of liquid to be evaporated or condensed for a certain period of time by measuring means while maintaining the liquid level and temperature of the liquid to be treated in the storage container within predetermined ranges; Wherein when the liquid amount measured in step (a) reaches a specified value, it is determined that concentration is completed.
【0019】(5)前記測定手段は、前記給液手段の稼
働時間を積算する積算手段からなる事を特徴とする前記
(4)に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。(5) The evaporative concentrator according to (4), wherein the measuring means comprises integrating means for integrating the operating time of the liquid supply means.
【0020】(6)前記測定手段は、前記加熱手段への
通電時間を積算する積算手段からなる事を特徴とする前
記(4)に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。(6) The evaporative concentrator according to the above (4), wherein the measuring means comprises an integrating means for integrating an energizing time to the heating means.
【0021】(7)前記測定手段は、前記凝縮液を排出
する排出手段の稼働時間を積算する積算手段からなるこ
とを特徴とする前記(4)に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。(7) The evaporating and concentrating apparatus according to (4), wherein the measuring means comprises integrating means for integrating the operating time of the discharging means for discharging the condensed liquid.
【0022】(8)前記貯留容器内の被処理液体と気体
との気液界面の面積を拡大する蒸発促進手段を、前記被
処理液体に対して入出を繰り返し行うように前記貯留容
器内に設けた事を特徴とする前記(1)または前記
(4)に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。(8) Evaporation promoting means for enlarging the area of the gas-liquid interface between the liquid to be treated and the gas in the storage vessel is provided in the storage vessel so as to repeatedly enter and exit the liquid to be treated. The evaporation concentrator according to the above (1) or (4), characterized in that:
【0023】(9)前記蒸発促進手段は、回転軸上であ
って当該軸と交差する方向に面を有し、かつ、軸方向に
互いに平行配列してなる複数の円盤状板材からなる事を
特徴とする前記(8)に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。(9) The evaporation promoting means is formed of a plurality of disk-shaped plate members having a surface on a rotation axis and intersecting the axis and being arranged in parallel in the axial direction. The evaporative concentrator according to (8), wherein
【0024】(10)前記凝縮部は、外気冷却式の熱交
換手段を備えてなる事を特徴とする前記(1)または前
記(4)に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。(10) The evaporative concentrator according to the above (1) or (4), wherein the condenser is provided with an outside air cooling type heat exchange means.
【0025】(11)被処理液体を貯留する貯留容器を
含む液体蒸発部と、前記液体蒸発部で蒸発した蒸気を液
化する凝縮部との間に循環路を形成するとともに、前記
循環路中に、送風手段を介して気体の流れを生じさせる
ように構成した蒸発濃縮装置であって、前記貯留容器内
の前記被処理液体と気体との気液界面の面積を拡大する
蒸発促進手段を、前記被処理液体に対して入出運動を繰
り返し行うように前記貯留容器内に設けるとともに、前
記貯留容器を、プラスチック容器と、当該容器の内側
に、パッキンを介して一体化してなる金属板とを以て形
成し、かつ、前記金属板と前記プラスチック容器との間
に設けた空間部に加熱手段を配接するとともに、熱媒体
を充填した、構成を有する事を特徴とする蒸発濃縮装
置。(11) A circulation path is formed between a liquid evaporating section including a storage container for storing the liquid to be treated and a condensation section for liquefying the vapor evaporated in the liquid evaporating section. An evaporating and concentrating device configured to generate a gas flow via a blowing unit, wherein the evaporation promoting unit for enlarging an area of a gas-liquid interface between the liquid to be processed and the gas in the storage container, The storage container is provided in the storage container so as to repeatedly perform the in-out movement with respect to the liquid to be processed, and the storage container is formed of a plastic container and a metal plate integrated with the inside of the container via a packing. An evaporating and concentrating apparatus having a configuration in which a heating means is connected to a space provided between the metal plate and the plastic container and a heating medium is filled.
【0026】(12)前記金属板はチタン材である事を
特徴とする前記(11)に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。(12) The evaporative concentrator according to (11), wherein the metal plate is made of a titanium material.
【0027】(13)前記蒸発促進手段は、回転軸上で
あって当該軸と交差する方向に面を有し、かつ、軸方向
に互いに平行配列してなる複数の円盤状板材からなる事
を特徴とする前記(11)に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。(13) The evaporation promoting means is formed of a plurality of disk-shaped plate members having a surface on a rotation axis and in a direction intersecting the axis and being arranged in parallel in the axial direction. The evaporative concentrator according to the above (11), which is characterized in that:
【0028】(14)前記蒸発促進手段を、回転軸上で
あって当該回転軸と交差する方向に面を有し、かつ、軸
方向に互いに平行配列してなる複数の円盤状板材で構成
するとともに、前記金属板をチタン材となし、かつ、前
記蒸発促進手段の回転時、前記チタン材の表面を擦る擦
過部材を前記蒸発促進手段と一体的に設けてなる事を特
徴とする前記(11)に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。(14) The evaporation promoting means is constituted by a plurality of disk-shaped plate members having a surface on a rotation axis and in a direction intersecting the rotation axis and arranged in parallel with each other in the axial direction. Further, the metal plate is made of a titanium material, and a rubbing member for rubbing the surface of the titanium material when the evaporation promoting means rotates is provided integrally with the evaporation promoting means. The evaporating and concentrating apparatus according to (1).
【0029】(15)前記熱媒体は水である事を特徴と
する前記(11)に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。(15) The evaporative concentrator according to (11), wherein the heat medium is water.
【0030】(16)前記擦過部材は、前記円盤状板材
の外周一部で構成してある事を特徴とする前記(14)
に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。(16) The rubbing member is constituted by a part of an outer periphery of the disk-shaped plate material (14).
5. The evaporative concentrator according to item 2.
【0031】(17)前記円盤状板材は、所定の間隔を
以て互いに平行配列してある事を特徴とする前記(1
4)に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。(17) The disk-shaped plate members are arranged in parallel with each other at a predetermined interval.
The evaporative concentrator according to 4).
【0032】(18)前記貯留容器内または前記熱媒体
の充填部に、被処理液体の温度を検出する温度検出手段
を設けた事を特徴とする前記(1)、(4)または前記
(11)の何れか1つに記載の蒸発濃縮装置。(18) In the above (1), (4) or (11), a temperature detecting means for detecting the temperature of the liquid to be treated is provided in the storage container or in the filling portion of the heat medium. ).
【0033】(19)前記貯留容器内の被処理液体温度
を、40℃〜65℃に制御する事を特徴とする前記
(1)、(4)または前記(11)の何れか1つに記載
の蒸発濃縮装置。(19) The method according to any one of (1), (4) and (11), wherein the temperature of the liquid to be treated in the storage container is controlled at 40 ° C. to 65 ° C. Evaporative concentrator.
【0034】(20)被処理液体を貯留する貯留容器を
含む液体蒸発部と、前記液体蒸発部で蒸発した蒸気を液
化する凝縮部との間に循環路を形成するとともに、前記
循環路中に、送風手段を介して気体の流れを生じさせる
ように構成した蒸発濃縮装置であって、前記貯留容器内
の被処理液体と気体との気液界面を拡大する蒸発促進手
段を、前記被処理液体に対して入出運動を繰り返し行う
ように設けるとともに、泡検出手段を前記貯留容器内に
ある被処理液体の液面上に離して設けておき、操作時、
前記泡検出手段が泡を検出した場合、前記蒸発促進手段
の運動を停止させる、ように構成した事を特徴とする蒸
発濃縮装置。(20) A circulation path is formed between a liquid evaporator including a storage container for storing the liquid to be treated and a condenser for liquefying the vapor evaporated in the liquid evaporator. An evaporating and concentrating device configured to generate a gas flow via a blowing means, wherein the evaporating promoting means for enlarging a gas-liquid interface between the liquid to be treated and the gas in the storage container comprises: In addition to providing so as to repeat the ingress and egress movement with respect to, the foam detection means is provided separately on the liquid surface of the liquid to be treated in the storage container, during operation,
The evaporation concentrator is configured to stop the movement of the evaporation promoting means when the foam detection means detects a foam.
【0035】(21)被処理液体を貯留する貯留容器を
含む液体蒸発部と、前記液体蒸発部で蒸発した蒸気を液
化する凝縮部との間に循環路を形成するとともに、前記
循環路中に、送風手段を介して気体の流れを生じさせる
ように構成した蒸発濃縮装置であって、回転軸に対して
交差する方向に面を有し、かつ、前記回転軸方向に複数
の円盤状板材を平行配列してなる、前記貯留容器内に設
けた、蒸発促進手段と、前記蒸発促進手段を回転させる
駆動源と、前記貯留容器内の被処理液体の液面を検出す
るための液面検出手段と、前記液面検出手段の検出結果
に基づいて作動され、前記貯留容器内に被処理液体を補
充する給液手段と、前記被処理液体の液面に対して、前
記液面検出手段よりも高い位置に設けた泡検出手段とを
有し、前記泡検出手段が泡を検出した場合、前記蒸発促
進手段の駆動源を非作動にするとともに、前記送風手段
の作動を継続する、ように構成した事を特徴とする蒸発
濃縮装置。(21) A circulation path is formed between a liquid evaporator including a storage container for storing the liquid to be treated and a condenser for liquefying the vapor evaporated in the liquid evaporator. An evaporating and concentrating device configured to generate a gas flow via a blowing means, having a surface in a direction intersecting a rotation axis, and a plurality of disc-shaped plate members in the rotation axis direction. Evaporation promoting means provided in the storage container arranged in parallel, a drive source for rotating the evaporation promotion means, and a liquid level detecting means for detecting a liquid level of the liquid to be treated in the storage container A liquid supply unit that is operated based on a detection result of the liquid level detection unit and replenishes the liquid to be processed into the storage container, and a liquid level of the liquid to be processed is higher than the liquid level detection unit. Foam detection means provided at a high position, If the stage is detected bubbles, the drive source as well as the non-operation of the steam promoter means, evaporative concentration apparatus, characterized in that constructed as to continue the operation of the blowing means.
【0036】(22)前記被処理液体を加熱する加熱手
段と、前記凝縮部に設けた外気冷却式の熱交換手段と、
を有し、前記泡検出手段が泡を検出した場合でも、前記
加熱手段および前記熱交換手段の作動を継続する、よう
に構成した事を特徴とする前記(21)に記載の蒸発濃
縮装置。(22) a heating means for heating the liquid to be treated, an outside air cooling type heat exchange means provided in the condensing section,
The apparatus according to (21), wherein the apparatus further comprises a configuration in which the operation of the heating unit and the heat exchange unit is continued even when the foam detection unit detects a bubble.
【0037】(23)前記蒸発促進手段の運動または前
記駆動源の作動停止後、所定時間内において、前記泡検
出手段による泡検出が未検出となった場合、前記蒸発促
進手段または前記駆動源を作動させて通常の運転状態に
戻すように構成した事を特徴とする前記(20)または
前記(21)に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。(23) If the bubble detection by the bubble detecting means is not detected within a predetermined time after the movement of the evaporation promoting means or the operation of the driving source is stopped, the evaporation promoting means or the driving source is turned off. The evaporating and concentrating apparatus according to the above (20) or (21), wherein the evaporating and concentrating apparatus is configured to be operated to return to a normal operation state.
【0038】(24)前記蒸発促進手段の運動または前
記駆動源の作動停止後、所定時間をすぎても前記泡検出
手段による未検出情報が得られない場合、運転を停止す
るとともに、表示警告を行うように構成した事を特徴と
する前記(20)または前記(21)に記載の蒸発濃縮
装置。(24) If the undetected information is not obtained by the foam detecting means within a predetermined time after the movement of the evaporation promoting means or the operation of the driving source is stopped, the operation is stopped and a display warning is issued. The evaporating and concentrating apparatus according to (20) or (21), wherein the apparatus is configured to perform the operation.
【0039】(25)前記蒸発促進手段の運動または前
記駆動源の作動停止後、所定時間内において、前記泡検
出手段による泡検出が未検出となった場合、前記蒸発促
進手段または前記駆動源を作動させて通常の運転状態に
戻すように構成するとともに、前記蒸発促進手段または
駆動源の作動停止と通常の運転とが繰り返される場合、
運転を停止するとともに、表示警告を行うように構成し
た事を特徴とする前記(20)または前記(21)に記
載の蒸発濃縮装置。(25) If the bubble detection by the bubble detecting means is not detected within a predetermined time after the movement of the evaporation promoting means or the operation of the driving source is stopped, the evaporation promoting means or the driving source is turned off. When configured to operate to return to the normal operation state, when the operation stop and normal operation of the evaporation promoting means or the driving source is repeated,
The evaporative concentrator according to the above (20) or (21), wherein the operation is stopped and a warning is displayed.
【0040】(26)前記被処理液体は写真用処理液の
廃液である事を特徴とする前記(1)、(4)、(1
1)、(20)または前記(21)の何れか1つに記載
の蒸発濃縮装置。(26) The liquid (1), (4), or (1), wherein the liquid to be processed is a waste liquid of a photographic processing liquid.
The evaporative concentrator according to any one of 1), (20) and (21).
【0041】(27)貯留容器内において加熱され、蒸
気となる被処理液体の蒸発部に泡を排出する泡排出手段
を設けたことを特徴とする蒸発濃縮装置。(27) An evaporative concentrator characterized in that a bubble discharging means for discharging bubbles is provided in an evaporating portion of a liquid to be processed which is heated in a storage container and becomes a vapor.
【0042】(28)排出した泡を、排出手段を介し
て、被処理液体貯留用タンクに戻すように構成した事を
特徴とする前記(27)に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。(28) The evaporating and concentrating apparatus according to (27), wherein the discharged foam is returned to a tank for storing a liquid to be treated via a discharging means.
【0043】(29)貯留容器内において加熱され、蒸
気となる被処理液体の蒸発部に、泡を検出する泡検出手
段と泡を排出する泡排出手段とを設け、前記泡検出手段
が泡を検出した場合、前記泡排出手段を作動するように
構成した事を特徴とする蒸発濃縮装置。(29) A bubble detecting means for detecting bubbles and a foam discharging means for discharging bubbles are provided in the evaporating portion of the liquid to be treated which is heated and turned into vapor in the storage container, and the foam detecting means detects the bubbles. An evaporating and concentrating apparatus characterized in that when detected, the foam discharging means is operated.
【0044】(30)貯留容器内において加熱され、蒸
気となる被処理液体の蒸発部に泡を消失させる泡消失手
段を設けた事を特徴とする蒸発濃縮装置。(30) An evaporative concentrator characterized in that a bubble eliminating means for eliminating bubbles is provided in an evaporating portion of a liquid to be treated which is heated in a storage container to become a vapor.
【0045】(31)回転軸に対して交差する方向に面
を有し、かつ、前記回転軸方向に複数の円盤状板材を平
行配列してなる蒸発促進手段を、被処理液体に対して入
出運動を繰り返し行うように、前記貯留容器内に設けた
事を特徴とする前記(27)、(29)または前記(3
0)の何れか1つに記載の蒸発濃縮装置。(31) Evaporation promoting means having a surface in a direction intersecting with the rotation axis and having a plurality of disk-shaped plate members arranged in parallel in the direction of the rotation axis is adapted to enter and exit the liquid to be treated. (27), (29) or (3), which is provided in the storage container so as to repeatedly perform the exercise.
The evaporative concentrator according to any one of 0).
【0046】(32)前記被処理液体の蒸発部で蒸発し
た蒸気を液化する凝縮部を設けるとともに、前記蒸発部
と前記凝縮部との間に循環路を形成し、前記循環路中
に、送風手段を介して気体の流れを生じさせる、ように
構成した事を特徴とする前記(27)、(29)または
前記(30)の何れか1つに記載の蒸発濃縮装置。(32) A condensing section for liquefying the vapor evaporated in the evaporating section of the liquid to be treated is provided, and a circulation path is formed between the evaporating section and the condensing section. The evaporative concentrator according to any one of (27), (29) and (30), characterized in that a gas flow is generated via the means.
【0047】(33)加熱手段と、被処理液体を貯留す
る貯留容器とを含む液体蒸発部と、前記液体蒸発部で蒸
発した蒸気を液化して凝縮液を得る凝縮部と、前記液体
蒸発部と前記凝縮部との間に形成した循環路と、を有
し、前記循環路中に、送風手段を介して気体の流れを生
じさせる、ように構成した蒸発濃縮装置であって、前記
加熱手段を内蔵し、かつ、熱媒体を貯留する浴槽を前記
貯留容器の外側に設け、加熱した前記熱媒体を介して、
前記貯留容器内の被処理液体を加熱するように構成する
とともに、前記被処理液体の蒸発部に、泡を排出する泡
排出手段または泡を消失させる泡消失手段を設けた、事
を特徴とする蒸発濃縮装置。(33) A liquid evaporator including a heating means and a storage container for storing the liquid to be processed, a condenser for liquefying the vapor evaporated in the liquid evaporator to obtain a condensate, and a liquid evaporator And a circulation path formed between the condenser and the condensing section, wherein the evaporating and concentrating apparatus is configured to generate a gas flow in the circulation path via a blowing means, wherein the heating means Built-in, and provided a bathtub for storing a heat medium outside the storage container, via the heated heat medium,
In addition to being configured to heat the liquid to be treated in the storage container, the evaporating section of the liquid to be treated is provided with a foam discharging means for discharging bubbles or a foam disappearing means for eliminating bubbles. Evaporation concentrator.
【0048】(34)前記泡消失手段は加熱手段である
事を特徴とする前記(30)または前記(33)の何れ
か1つに記載の蒸発濃縮装置。(34) The evaporative concentrator according to any one of the above (30) or (33), wherein the foam disappearing means is a heating means.
【0049】(35)前記被処理液体は写真用処理液の
廃液である事を特徴とする前記(27)、(29)、
(30)または前記(33)の何れか1つに記載の蒸発
濃縮装置。(35) The liquid to be processed is a waste liquid of a photographic processing liquid.
(30) or the evaporative concentrator according to any one of the above (33).
【0050】(36)被処理液体を貯留する貯留容器を
含む液体蒸発部と、前記液体蒸発部で蒸発した蒸気を液
化する凝縮部との間に循環路を形成するとともに、前記
循環路中に、送風手段を介して気体の流れを生じさせ
る、ように構成した蒸発濃縮装置であって、前記貯留容
器をチタン材で形成するとともに、前記貯留容器の下部
外側と空間を有し、パッキンを介してプラスチック容器
を一体的に設け、前記貯留容器と前記プラスチック容器
との間に設けた空間部に電熱ヒータからなる加熱手段を
配接するとともに、熱媒体を充填した、構成を有する事
を特徴とする蒸発濃縮装置。(36) A circulation path is formed between a liquid evaporator including a storage container for storing the liquid to be treated and a condenser for liquefying the vapor evaporated in the liquid evaporator, and a circulation path is formed in the circulation path. An evaporating and concentrating apparatus configured to generate a gas flow through a blowing unit, wherein the storage container is formed of a titanium material, and has a space outside a lower part of the storage container and a space via a packing. A plastic container is integrally provided, and a heating means comprising an electric heater is connected to a space provided between the storage container and the plastic container, and a heating medium is filled. Evaporation concentrator.
【0051】(37)前記貯留容器は、プレス絞り成形
で形成したものである事を特徴とする前記(36)に記
載の蒸発濃縮装置。(37) The evaporating and concentrating apparatus according to (36), wherein the storage container is formed by press drawing.
【0052】(38)前記貯留容器の底部に排出口を設
け、当該排出口に前記被処理液体の濃縮液を取り出す排
出手段を着脱可能に設けた事を特徴とする前記(36)
に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。(38) The above-mentioned (36), wherein a discharge port is provided at the bottom of the storage container, and a discharge means for taking out the concentrated liquid of the liquid to be treated is detachably provided at the discharge port.
5. The evaporative concentrator according to item 2.
【0053】(39)回転軸に対して交差する方向に面
を有し、かつ、前記回転軸方向に複数の円盤状板材を平
行配列してなる蒸発促進手段を、被処理液体に対して入
出運動を繰り返し行うように、前記貯留容器内に設けた
事を特徴とする前記(36)に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。(39) Evaporation promoting means having a surface in a direction intersecting with the rotation axis and having a plurality of disk-shaped plate members arranged in parallel in the direction of the rotation axis is used to enter and exit the liquid to be treated. The evaporating and concentrating device according to (36), wherein the evaporating and concentrating device is provided in the storage container so as to repeatedly perform the exercise.
【0054】(40)前記被処理液体の温度を検出する
温度検出手段を設け、当該温度検出手段の検出結果に基
づいて、前記被処理液体の温度を40℃〜65℃の範囲
となるように、前記加熱手段を通電制御するように構成
した事を特徴とする前記(36)に記載の蒸発濃縮装
置。(40) A temperature detecting means for detecting the temperature of the liquid to be treated is provided, and the temperature of the liquid to be treated is set in the range of 40 ° C. to 65 ° C. based on the detection result of the temperature detecting means. The evaporating and concentrating apparatus according to (36), wherein the heating means is configured to control the energization.
【0055】(41)前記被処理液体は写真用処理液の
廃液である事を特徴とする前記(36)に記載の蒸発濃
縮装置。(41) The evaporative concentrator according to (36), wherein the liquid to be processed is a waste liquid of a photographic processing liquid.
【0056】(42)被処理液体を貯留する貯留容器を
含む液体蒸発部と、前記液体蒸発部で蒸発した蒸気を液
化する凝縮部との間に循環路を形成するとともに、前記
循環路中に、送風手段を介して気体の流れを生じさせる
ように構成した蒸発濃縮装置であって、前記凝縮部に外
気冷却式の熱交換手段を設けるとともに、前記気体の流
れの入り口側から出口側に向かうに従って底面の位置が
下降するように、前記熱交換手段を配設した、事を特徴
とする蒸発濃縮装置。(42) A circulation path is formed between a liquid evaporator including a storage container for storing the liquid to be processed and a condenser for liquefying the vapor evaporated in the liquid evaporator. An evaporating and concentrating apparatus configured to generate a gas flow via a blowing means, wherein an external air cooling type heat exchange means is provided in the condensing section, and the gas flow is directed from an inlet side to an outlet side. Wherein the heat exchange means is disposed such that the position of the bottom surface is lowered according to the following.
【0057】(43)前記熱交換手段は、前記液体蒸発
部の上方に位置する事を特徴とする前記(42)に記載
の蒸発濃縮装置。(43) The evaporative concentrator according to (42), wherein the heat exchange means is located above the liquid evaporator.
【0058】[0058]
【発明の実施の形態】本発明の実施の形態を、以下、図
面に基づいて説明する。Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
【0059】図1は、本発明に係わる蒸発濃縮装置1の
全体的、かつ、基本的な構成を示す概念図、図2は気液
界面の面積を大きくするための被処理液体と蒸発促進手
段との関係を示す概略図、図3は外気冷却式熱交換手段
の主要部を示す概略図である。FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram showing the overall and basic configuration of an evaporative concentration apparatus 1 according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a liquid to be treated and an evaporation promoting means for increasing the area of a gas-liquid interface. FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing a main part of the outside air cooling type heat exchange means.
【0060】図において、蒸発濃縮装置1は、主とし
て、被処理液体(以下、単に液体または廃液と言う場合
がある)を蒸発させる液体蒸発部(以下、単に蒸発部と
言う)100を含む下部枠体10と、蒸発した蒸気を凝
縮処理(液化)する機能を包含する上部枠体20とから
なる。In the figure, an evaporating and concentrating apparatus 1 mainly includes a lower frame including a liquid evaporating section (hereinafter, simply referred to as an evaporating section) 100 for evaporating a liquid to be treated (hereinafter, sometimes simply referred to as a liquid or waste liquid). It comprises a body 10 and an upper frame 20 having a function of condensing (liquefying) the evaporated vapor.
【0061】前記上部枠体20と前記下部枠体10と
は、ゴム等、適宜のシール部材Sを介して気密状態を保
っており、かつ、互いに分離できる(下部枠体に対して
上部枠体を取り外すことができる)構成にある。The upper frame 20 and the lower frame 10 are kept in an air-tight state via a suitable sealing member S such as rubber and can be separated from each other (the upper frame and the lower frame are separated from each other). Can be removed).
【0062】まず、下部枠体10の構成について説明す
る。First, the configuration of the lower frame 10 will be described.
【0063】2は後述するモータ30および加熱手段H
等への通電を行うとともに、各種アクチエータの立ち上
げを可能とする電源スイッチ、3は後述する制御部Cを
介して所定のシーケンスを実行させる運転スイッチ、4
はリセット手段(リセットスイッチ)、5は前記スイッ
チ類および各種の表示警告を行う表示部で下部枠体の前
面に設けてある。Reference numeral 2 denotes a motor 30 and a heating means H which will be described later.
And a power switch for supplying power to the actuators and starting up various actuators. Reference numeral 3 denotes an operation switch for executing a predetermined sequence via a control unit C to be described later.
Is a reset means (reset switch), and 5 is a display section for giving the switches and various display warnings, which is provided on the front surface of the lower frame.
【0064】なお、前記加熱手段Hへの通電は、前記運
転スイッチのONで行ってもよい。The energization of the heating means H may be performed by turning on the operation switch.
【0065】前記下部枠体10における蒸発部100
は、適宜の量の液体を貯留する貯留容器110と、前記
貯留容器内の液体に対して循環運動、往復運動等により
入出(液体に漬かり、かつ、当該液体中から露出する)
運動(実施の形態においては回転)を繰り返す蒸発促進
手段113と、前記貯留容器の底部に設けた、オイル封
入ヒータ、鋳込みヒータ等からなる加熱手段H(以下、
ヒータHと言う)とを主たる構成要件として形成してあ
る。The evaporator 100 in the lower frame 10
Is a storage container 110 that stores an appropriate amount of liquid, and enters and exits the liquid in the storage container by circulating motion, reciprocating motion, and the like (immersed in the liquid and exposed from the liquid).
Evaporation promoting means 113 which repeats movement (rotation in the embodiment); and heating means H (hereinafter, referred to as an oil-filled heater, a cast-in heater, etc.) provided at the bottom of the storage container.
The heater H) is formed as a main component.
【0066】前記ヒータHは、後記する第2の実施の形
態で示すように、前記貯留容器110の外側に設けられ
る浴槽に内蔵し、当該浴槽内に貯留した、例えば、凝縮
液からなる熱媒体を介して前記貯留容器内の液体を加熱
するように使用する事が出来る。As shown in a second embodiment described later, the heater H is built in a bathtub provided outside the storage container 110, and is stored in the bathtub, for example, a heat medium made of condensed liquid. Can be used to heat the liquid in the reservoir via
【0067】この構成の場合は、ヒータHで直接前記液
体を加熱する構成に比して、電熱面積を大きくとれると
ともに、より均一な加熱を促進し、前記貯留容器を部分
的に高温にすることがないので好ましい。In the case of this configuration, compared with the configuration in which the liquid is directly heated by the heater H, the electric heating area can be increased, more uniform heating can be promoted, and the temperature of the storage container can be partially increased. Is preferred because there is no
【0068】前記ヒータHのON−OFF制御は、ヒー
タ近傍に設けたバイメタル等の温度検出手段111によ
る検出結果に基づいて、コンピュータにより行い、液体
を所定温度範囲に維持するようにしている。The ON / OFF control of the heater H is performed by a computer based on the detection result of the temperature detecting means 111 such as a bimetal provided near the heater, so that the liquid is maintained in a predetermined temperature range.
【0069】設定温度は被処理液体の種類あるいは付与
したい装置の処理能力等に応じて異ならしめる事ができ
るが、実施の形態においては、前記液体が写真用廃液で
あり、70℃未満の液温を維持するようにした。The set temperature can be varied according to the type of the liquid to be processed or the processing capacity of the apparatus to be applied. In the embodiment, the liquid is a photographic waste liquid and the liquid temperature is less than 70 ° C. To keep it.
【0070】これは、写真用廃液が70℃以上で熱分解
することにより、有害かつ悪臭の硫化水素ガスを発生さ
せるので、その不具合を防止するためである。This is to prevent harmful and odorous hydrogen sulfide gas from being generated by thermal decomposition of photographic waste liquid at 70 ° C. or higher.
【0071】好ましい液温の範囲は約30℃〜70℃未
満であり、より好ましい範囲は約40℃〜約65℃であ
る。The preferred temperature range is from about 30 ° C. to less than 70 ° C., and the more preferred range is from about 40 ° C. to about 65 ° C.
【0072】実施の形態においては、液体温度を58℃
〜65℃の範囲に維持した。In the embodiment, the liquid temperature is 58 ° C.
Maintained in the range of 6565 ° C.
【0073】この温度範囲は、常圧沸騰方式に比し、取
り扱い上で安全な範囲であり、使用エネルギーも少なく
てすむ。This temperature range is a safe range for handling and requires less energy than the normal pressure boiling method.
【0074】前記貯留容器110は金属板、特に、チタ
ン材をプレス絞り成形したものであり、また、当該容器
の底面形状は、前記蒸発促進手段113の形状の一部ま
たは運動軌跡に相似する形状としてあり、一側面から見
て、下部に向かうに従って順次細くなる形状に構成して
ある(図4参照)。The storage container 110 is formed by press-drawing a metal plate, particularly a titanium material, and the bottom shape of the container is similar to a part of the shape of the evaporation promoting means 113 or a motion locus. When viewed from one side, it is configured to become gradually thinner toward the lower part (see FIG. 4).
【0075】本実施の形態においては、図1の左右側面
から見て、略円弧状としてある。In the present embodiment, when viewed from the left and right side surfaces in FIG.
【0076】前記蒸発促進手段113は前記貯留容器1
10の側壁114、115に設けた軸受け(図示せず)
を介して軸支してあり、モータ30の回転動力を得て回
転するようになっている。The evaporation promoting means 113 is provided in the storage container 1.
Bearings (not shown) provided on side walls 114 and 115 of ten
, And is adapted to rotate by obtaining the rotational power of the motor 30.
【0077】前記モータ30は、前記電源スイッチ2の
ONにより間欠駆動し、前記運転スイッチ3のONで連
続駆動する。The motor 30 is intermittently driven by turning on the power switch 2 and continuously driven by turning on the operation switch 3.
【0078】前記モータ制御は、前記方法に変えて、電
源スイッチONで所定時間は間欠駆動、その後、連続駆
動するようにしてもよく、また、運転スイッチを途中で
OFFした状態においては、前記リセット手段4の操作
で連続駆動状態に復帰できるように構成してもよい。Instead of the above method, the motor control may be performed by intermittently driving the power switch ON for a predetermined time and thereafter continuously driving the motor. The operation of the means 4 may be configured to be able to return to the continuous driving state.
【0079】回転する軸J上であって、その軸方向にお
ける前記蒸発促進手段113の占める幅は、前記貯留容
器110の一方の幅(図1における左右方向の幅)とほ
ぼ同じ幅を占める大きさを有する。On the rotating axis J, the width occupied by the evaporation promoting means 113 in the axial direction is such that the width occupies substantially the same width as one width of the storage container 110 (the width in the left-right direction in FIG. 1). Having
【0080】前記蒸発促進手段113は、前記軸J上に
複数の円盤状板材113−1を平行に配列し、位置固定
した構成を有する。The evaporating means 113 has a structure in which a plurality of disk-shaped plate members 113-1 are arranged in parallel on the axis J and their positions are fixed.
【0081】本実施の形態においては、前記軸Jに対し
て交差する方向(例えば、略垂直方向)に面を有し、か
つ、軸方向に多数の円盤状板材113−1(数枚につい
てのみ参照記号を付してある)を互いに平行に配列し、
固定する事により構成してある。In this embodiment, the disk J has a surface in a direction intersecting with the axis J (for example, a substantially vertical direction), and has a large number of disk-shaped plate members 113-1 (only a few sheets) in the axial direction. (Referenced)) parallel to each other,
It is configured by fixing.
【0082】前記軸Jに対する円盤状板材の嵌合位置は
中心であっても、中心からズレた位置としてもよいが、
実施の形態においては中心としてある。The fitting position of the disc-shaped plate to the shaft J may be at the center or at a position shifted from the center.
It is central in the embodiment.
【0083】また、互いに隣接する前記円盤状板材11
3−1は、所定間隔(対向する平面の間隔で約2mmと
してある)をもって配置してある。The disk-shaped plate members 11 adjacent to each other
3-1 are arranged at a predetermined interval (the interval between opposing planes is about 2 mm).
【0084】前記板材の枚数、形状、間隔、材質等は、
種々の条件により適宜決定でき、例えば、前記間隔を1
mm以下としたり、不規則な間隔とすることもでき、ま
た、形状も多角形を初めとする適宜の形状とする事がで
きる。The number, shape, interval, material, etc. of the plate materials are as follows:
It can be appropriately determined according to various conditions.
mm or irregular intervals, and the shape can be an appropriate shape such as a polygon.
【0085】更に、材料としては、ステンレス鋼を初め
とする金属のみならず、PPE、PPS、ガラス入りP
P等のプラスチックでもよく、金属の場合は、厚さ約
0.3mm〜2mm程度、また、プラスチックの場合は
厚さ約0.5mm〜3mm程度が取扱い上好ましい。Further, as materials, not only metals such as stainless steel, but also PPE, PPS, glass-containing P
Plastic such as P may be used. In the case of metal, the thickness is about 0.3 mm to 2 mm, and in the case of plastic, the thickness is about 0.5 mm to 3 mm.
【0086】但し、これより厚くても薄くてもよく、要
は、対象とする液体に対して問題の発生がない材料であ
って、形状を保持する強度があれば、厚さはより薄い方
が好ましい。However, the material may be thicker or thinner. The point is that a material that does not cause a problem with the target liquid and has sufficient strength to maintain the shape has a smaller thickness. Is preferred.
【0087】実施の形態における前記円盤状板材は、厚
さ約0.25mmのPET(ポリエチレンテレフタレー
ト)フィルムで製作した。The disk-shaped plate material in the embodiment was made of a PET (polyethylene terephthalate) film having a thickness of about 0.25 mm.
【0088】また、前記蒸発促進手段は、直径が約30
0mmの円盤状板材を30枚用いて構成した。The evaporation promoting means has a diameter of about 30.
It comprised using the disk-shaped plate material of 0 mm 30 sheets.
【0089】前記円盤状板材113−1の回転数は1〜
20回転/分が好ましく、液体の飛沫化、泡の発生等の
問題を考慮すると1〜3回転/分とする事がより好まし
い。The rotation speed of the disc-shaped plate 113-1 is 1 to
The rotation speed is preferably 20 rotations / minute, and more preferably 1 to 3 rotations / minute in consideration of problems such as droplets of liquid and generation of bubbles.
【0090】但し、前記泡等の除去が出来れば、回転数
をもっと増加してもよいこと勿論である。However, if the bubbles and the like can be removed, the number of rotations may be further increased.
【0091】前記モータ30から前記蒸発促進手段まで
の動力伝達系はギヤトレイン(ギヤ連結)、プーリとベ
ルトの組み合わせ、ギヤとベルトの組み合わせ、チェー
ンとスプロケットの組み合わせ等、適宜決定でき、設計
の自由度は広い。The power transmission system from the motor 30 to the evaporation promoting means can be appropriately determined such as a gear train (gear connection), a combination of a pulley and a belt, a combination of a gear and a belt, a combination of a chain and a sprocket, and the like. The degree is wide.
【0092】前記蒸発促進手段113と前記貯留容器内
の液面との関係は、概略、図2に示すようになってい
る。FIG. 2 schematically shows the relationship between the evaporation promoting means 113 and the liquid level in the storage container.
【0093】即ち、液面よりも若干上方に前記蒸発促進
手段113の軸Jが位置し、この態様において、前記蒸
発促進手段の回転により、当該手段の少なくとも外周一
部が前記貯留容器110の底面(底壁)に軽接触するよ
うに構成してある。That is, the axis J of the evaporation promoting means 113 is located slightly above the liquid surface, and in this embodiment, at least a part of the outer periphery of the means is rotated by the rotation of the evaporation promoting means 113 to the bottom surface of the storage container 110. (Bottom wall).
【0094】前記蒸発促進手段113の外周と前記貯留
容器110の底面との関係を前記のように構成したの
は、前記蒸発促進手段113の回転を含む液体の処理に
伴って前記貯留容器110の底面に沈積する事が予想さ
れる析出物等を含む濃縮液(濃縮物)の前記底面へのこ
びり付きを極力防止するためである。The relationship between the outer periphery of the evaporation promoting means 113 and the bottom surface of the storage container 110 is configured as described above because the processing of the liquid including the rotation of the evaporation promoting means 113 causes the storage container 110 to rotate. This is to prevent a concentrated liquid (concentrate) containing a precipitate or the like which is expected to be deposited on the bottom surface from sticking to the bottom surface as much as possible.
【0095】このことから、前記蒸発促進手段113は
前記貯留容器の底面に対する擦過手段(擦過部材)でも
ある、または、擦過手段の機能を有していると言える。From this, it can be said that the evaporation promoting means 113 is also a rubbing means (a rubbing member) for the bottom surface of the storage container, or has a function of a rubbing means.
【0096】なお、図6の如く、前記円盤状板材113
−1の外周一部に、当該円盤状板材の面と交差する方向
のヒレ部を形成せしめ、当該ヒレ部を前記貯留容器11
0の底面に軽接触するようにしてもよい。Note that, as shown in FIG.
-1 is formed on a part of the outer periphery thereof in a direction intersecting with the surface of the disk-shaped plate material, and the fin is formed in the storage container 11.
It may be configured to make light contact with the bottom surface of the zero.
【0097】前記から理解されるように、前記蒸発促進
手段113の回転は、当初被処理液体から突出していた
部分を前記被処理液体中に埋没させ、しかる後、前記被
処理液体から再度露出する入出運動により、気液界面を
拡大させ、効率的な蒸発処理を促すとともに、安定した
蒸発量を産出する。As will be understood from the above, the rotation of the evaporation promoting means 113 causes the portion which initially protrudes from the liquid to be processed to be buried in the liquid to be processed, and then is again exposed from the liquid to be processed. The in-and-out movement enlarges the gas-liquid interface, promotes efficient evaporation processing, and produces a stable evaporation amount.
【0098】前記貯留容器110内には電極式液面セン
サやフロートセンサ等、適宜の液面検出手段FS(図2
参照)を付設してあり、当該液面検出手段からの情報
(液量不足あるいは液量正常という検出結果)に基づ
き、後述する被処理液タンク60内の被処理液体を、定
容量形ポンプからなる給液手段70を介して前記貯留容
器110に送り込み(補充し)、および、送り込みの停
止を行って液面高さを所定範囲内に維持する様に構成
(制御)している。In the storage container 110, an appropriate liquid level detecting means FS (FIG. 2) such as an electrode type liquid level sensor or a float sensor is provided.
The liquid to be processed in a liquid tank 60 to be processed, which will be described later, is supplied from a constant displacement pump based on information from the liquid level detecting means (a detection result indicating that the liquid level is insufficient or the liquid level is normal). The liquid is fed (refilled) into the storage container 110 via the liquid supply means 70, and the feeding is stopped to maintain the liquid level within a predetermined range (control).
【0099】また、前記液面検出手段FSの検出結果に
基づき、前記給液手段70の予め設定した稼働時間後に
おいて、まだ液不足が検出されている時は、運転を中断
(停止)または運転中断と同時に表示警告を前記表示部
5で行うようになっている。Further, based on the detection result of the liquid level detecting means FS, if a shortage of liquid is still detected after a preset operation time of the liquid supply means 70, the operation is interrupted (stopped) or the operation is stopped. A display warning is issued on the display unit 5 at the same time as the interruption.
【0100】ここで言う運転中断とは、前記ヒータHへ
の通電の遮断と前記給液手段70の動作を不作動とする
事を指す。The term "interruption of operation" as used herein means that the power supply to the heater H is cut off and the operation of the liquid supply means 70 is deactivated.
【0101】上記の如く構成したのは、前記被処理液タ
ンク60内に、供給すべき被処理液体がないと判断し、
不測の事態を防止するためである。The above-described configuration is based on the judgment that there is no liquid to be supplied in the liquid tank 60,
This is to prevent an unexpected situation.
【0102】なお、前記給液手段70の作動後、前記液
面検出手段FSが液有りを検出した場合は、自動的に運
転を再開させる。After the operation of the liquid supply means 70, if the liquid level detection means FS detects the presence of liquid, the operation is automatically restarted.
【0103】40は前記貯留容器110の下部に設けた
濃縮液回収容器で、電磁ソレノイド50の吸引作動によ
り、前記貯留容器の底部に設けてある排出口117から
流れ出す濃縮液を受け入れるようになっている。Reference numeral 40 denotes a concentrated liquid recovery container provided at the lower portion of the storage container 110, which receives a concentrated liquid flowing out of an outlet 117 provided at the bottom of the storage container by the suction operation of the electromagnetic solenoid 50. I have.
【0104】前記排出口に関係して、実際には、ボール
弁B等、濃縮液の排出手段を含む排出管118(図4、
図5参照)が設けてあり、当該排出管は、前記貯留容器
の排出口117に対して着脱可能である。In connection with the discharge port, actually, a discharge pipe 118 (FIG. 4, FIG.
The discharge pipe is detachable from the discharge port 117 of the storage container.
【0105】ところで、濃縮の終了については、一定時
間における被処理液体の蒸発または凝縮する液量を適宜
の測定手段で測定し、当該測定手段で測定した液量が規
定値に達した場合に、濃縮終了と判断するようになって
いる。By the way, when the concentration is completed, the amount of liquid which evaporates or condenses the liquid to be treated in a certain time is measured by an appropriate measuring means, and when the amount of liquid measured by the measuring means reaches a specified value, It is determined that concentration has been completed.
【0106】測定は、蒸発液量あるいは凝縮液量直接測
定するものではなく、実施の形態においては、例えば、
前記給液手段70としての定容量形ポンプの稼働時間を
積算する積算手段または前記ヒータHへの通電時間を積
算する積算手段、または、後述するように、凝縮液を排
出する排出手段として定容量形ポンプを使用する場合、
当該ポンプの稼働時間を積算する積算手段を測定手段と
し、間接的に蒸発液量または凝縮液量を測定するように
した。The measurement does not directly measure the amount of the evaporating liquid or the amount of the condensed liquid. In the embodiment, for example,
An integrating means for integrating the operating time of the constant displacement pump as the liquid supply means 70 or an integrating means for integrating the energizing time to the heater H, or a discharging means for discharging the condensate as described later. When using a type pump,
The integrating means for integrating the operating time of the pump is used as the measuring means, and the amount of the evaporating liquid or the amount of the condensed liquid is indirectly measured.
【0107】前記測定は、貯留容器内の液量および液温
を所定範囲に保った状態で液体を蒸発させ、前記ヒータ
への通電時間(実際には、蒸気発生状態における通電時
間である)または定容量形ポンプ(給液手段、凝縮液排
出手段)の稼働時間と濃縮度との関係を実験で容易に求
めることができる。The measurement is performed by evaporating the liquid while maintaining the liquid amount and the liquid temperature in the storage container in a predetermined range, and energizing time to the heater (actually, energizing time in a steam generating state) or The relationship between the operation time of the constant displacement pump (liquid supply means and condensate discharge means) and the degree of concentration can be easily obtained by experiments.
【0108】従って、求める濃縮度に応じた前記ヒータ
等に関する規定値(通電時間)をコンピュータに取り込
んでおき、この規定値に達したか否かの監視を行えば、
濃縮終了の判断(検出)を正確に行うことができ、過濃
縮や濃縮不足等のバラツキを抑制する事ができる。Therefore, a prescribed value (energization time) relating to the heater or the like corresponding to the concentration degree to be obtained is taken into a computer, and whether or not the prescribed value is reached is monitored.
It is possible to accurately determine (detect) the completion of concentration, and to suppress variations such as excessive concentration and insufficient concentration.
【0109】例えば、実施の形態においては、貯留容器
110内の液量は5リットルであり、蒸発量は350ミ
リリットル/時間であり、濃縮度7倍とすると、ヒータ
への通電時間が約100時間で、所望の濃縮が終了する
ことになる。For example, in the embodiment, the amount of liquid in the storage container 110 is 5 liters, the amount of evaporation is 350 ml / hour, and when the enrichment is 7 times, the energization time to the heater is about 100 hours. Thus, the desired concentration is completed.
【0110】前記積算手段によらず、例えば、凝縮液の
溜まる量を適宜の検出手段で検出し、その凝縮液量と濃
縮度との関係を求める事により、凝縮液量から、直接、
濃縮終了を判断することもできる。Instead of using the integrating means, for example, the amount of condensate accumulated is detected by an appropriate detecting means, and the relationship between the amount of condensate and the degree of concentration is obtained.
The end of concentration can also be determined.
【0111】また、本実施の形態においては、濃縮終了
に伴って、運転の自動停止または自動停止と表示警告と
を行うように構成してある。Further, in the present embodiment, the automatic stop of the operation or the automatic stop and the display warning are performed when the concentration is completed.
【0112】更に、前記運転停止に関係して、前記排出
管118上のボール弁(排出手段)を自動的に解放し、
濃縮液の自動排出を行わせた後、自動的に運転を再開す
るように構成してある。Further, in connection with the stop of the operation, the ball valve (discharge means) on the discharge pipe 118 is automatically opened,
After the concentrated liquid is automatically discharged, the operation is automatically restarted.
【0113】前記運転停止の運転とは、ここでは、前記
ヒータHへの通電及び前記給液手段70の給液補充動作
をいう。Here, the operation of stopping the operation means energization of the heater H and replenishing operation of the liquid supply means 70.
【0114】また、前記濃縮液回収容器40に液量検出
手段または重量検出手段等の検出手段を関係づけてお
き、濃縮液回収時あるいは回収途中において、前記濃縮
液回収容器が満たされている事が判明した時は、その検
出情報で前記排出動作を停止させ、容器交換後、自動的
に前記動作を継続するように構成できる。Further, detecting means such as a liquid amount detecting means or a weight detecting means is associated with the concentrated liquid collecting container 40 so that the concentrated liquid collecting container is filled during or during the collecting of the concentrated liquid. When it becomes clear, the discharging operation is stopped based on the detection information, and the operation is automatically continued after the container is replaced.
【0115】次に、上部枠体20の構成について説明す
る。Next, the structure of the upper frame 20 will be described.
【0116】21は凝縮部(熱交換部)であり、軸流フ
ァンFと熱交換器210とを主要素とした外気冷却式の
熱交換手段を備えている。Reference numeral 21 denotes a condensing section (heat exchanging section), which is provided with an outside air cooling type heat exchanging means having the axial fan F and the heat exchanger 210 as main elements.
【0117】前記凝縮部21は、前記蒸発部100で蒸
発した被処理液体の蒸気を冷却液化する場所であり、前
記蒸発部100と前記熱交換器210との間は気体流路
L1で連通している。The condensing section 21 is a place where the vapor of the liquid to be processed evaporated in the evaporating section 100 is cooled and liquefied. The evaporating section 100 and the heat exchanger 210 communicate with each other through a gas flow path L1. ing.
【0118】また、前記流路L1に蒸気を強制的に送り
込む手段として、シロッコファン(多翼ファン)からな
る送風手段230を、前記蒸発部を挟んで前記流路L1
と反対側に設けてある。As means for forcibly sending steam into the flow path L1, a blowing means 230 composed of a sirocco fan (multi-blade fan) is provided.
And on the opposite side.
【0119】すなわち、前記送風手段230は、当該送
風手段により発生する気体流が前記液体の液面から露出
している前記円盤状板材113−1間を通過するように
蒸発促進手段113と関連づけてあり、また、前記円盤
状板材通過後の蒸気を前記流路L1に送り込むように関
連づけを有している。That is, the blowing means 230 is associated with the evaporation promoting means 113 so that the gas flow generated by the blowing means passes between the disc-shaped plate members 113-1 exposed from the liquid surface of the liquid. In addition, there is an association so that the steam after passing through the disc-shaped plate material is sent to the flow path L1.
【0120】L2は前記熱交換器210と前記送風手段
230とを連通させる流路であり、L3は前記送風手段
230と前記蒸発部100とを連通させる流路である。L2 is a flow path for connecting the heat exchanger 210 and the blowing means 230, and L3 is a flow path for connecting the blowing means 230 and the evaporating section 100.
【0121】途中に送風手段230を含むが、上記のよ
うに、3つの流路L1、L2、L3により、前記蒸発部
100と前記凝縮部21との間に気体の循環路Lが形成
される。Although the air blowing means 230 is included on the way, a gas circulation path L is formed between the evaporating section 100 and the condensing section 21 by the three flow paths L1, L2, L3 as described above. .
【0122】また、前記貯留容器110、蒸発部10
0、熱交換器210および前記循環路L等による構成
物、実質的に蒸発濃縮装置1は外界から遮断された密閉
容器の態様を呈し、外部に臭気を発散することがない。The storage container 110 and the evaporator 10
0, the components formed by the heat exchanger 210 and the circulation path L, etc., and the evaporating and concentrating apparatus 1 are substantially in the form of a closed container shielded from the outside, and do not emit odor to the outside.
【0123】なお、前記熱交換器210は、図3に示す
ように、前記軸流ファンFにより送風される外気の流入
路(外気導入手段)および排出路(外気排出手段)と連
通する第1通路213と、気体の循環路を構成する流路
L1と流路L2とに接続する第2通路215とを有し、
更に、熱交換により得られる凝縮液を排出するためのド
レインからなる排出手段Dを有してなる。As shown in FIG. 3, the heat exchanger 210 has a first passage communicating with an inflow passage (outside air introduction means) and a discharge passage (outside air discharge means) of the outside air blown by the axial fan F. A passage 213, and a second passage 215 connected to the flow path L1 and the flow path L2 forming a gas circulation path,
Further, it has a discharging means D comprising a drain for discharging the condensate obtained by heat exchange.
【0124】前記熱交換器210は、前述のように2つ
の通路213、215を有するが、両通路は、ジグザグ
状に折り曲げてなる薄板Tを四方の壁217で覆うこと
により構成してある。The heat exchanger 210 has two passages 213 and 215 as described above, and both passages are constituted by covering a thin plate T bent in a zigzag shape with four walls 217.
【0125】前記薄板Tの両端辺は図における左右側壁
217に、気体の漏洩なきよう接着等により一体化して
ある。Both ends of the thin plate T are integrated with left and right side walls 217 in the figure by bonding or the like so as not to leak gas.
【0126】なお、図における前後(紙面に対して表裏
の方向)についても、軸流ファンによる外気の流入・排
出路は別として、前記第2通路215は気体の漏れがな
いように構成されている。Note that the second passage 215 is configured so that there is no gas leakage in the front and rear (in the direction of front and back with respect to the paper surface) in FIG. I have.
【0127】前記薄板Tは金属でもプラスチック成型品
でも良いが、実施の形態においては厚さ約0.1mmの
ステンレス鋼を用い、隣接する板間隔は約3mmとし
た。Although the thin plate T may be a metal or a plastic molded product, in the embodiment, stainless steel having a thickness of about 0.1 mm is used, and the interval between adjacent plates is about 3 mm.
【0128】前記熱交換器210の構成は簡単であり、
装置の小型化及び低コスト化に寄与できる。The configuration of the heat exchanger 210 is simple.
This can contribute to miniaturization and cost reduction of the device.
【0129】60は、例えば、ハロゲン化銀写真感光材
料を処理するための写真用自動現像装置のような処理装
置90から排出される廃液(例えば、カラーネガフィル
ム処理廃液とカラーペーパ処理廃液の混合廃液)を貯蔵
する被処理液タンク(以下、廃液タンクと言う)で、定
容量形ポンプからなる給液手段70を介して、前記貯留
容器110と管(パイプ)で接続している。Reference numeral 60 denotes a waste liquid discharged from a processing apparatus 90 such as an automatic photographic developing apparatus for processing a silver halide photographic light-sensitive material (for example, a mixed waste liquid of a color negative film processing waste liquid and a color paper processing waste liquid). ) To be treated (hereinafter, referred to as a waste liquid tank), and is connected to the storage container 110 by a pipe via a liquid supply means 70 composed of a constant displacement pump.
【0130】前記廃液タンク60に関係して、容量検出
手段を設けると、下記制御ができるのでより好ましい。It is more preferable to provide a capacity detecting means in connection with the waste liquid tank 60 because the following control can be performed.
【0131】即ち、前記給液手段70が予め設定した時
間の可動後、前記貯留容器110内の液不足が前記液面
検出手段FSにより検出されている場合であって、前記
容量検出手段が、前記廃液タンク60内に補充液量なき
事を検出している場合、前記ヒータHおよび給液手段7
0を不作動にすることにより、不慮の問題発生を防止で
きる。That is, after the liquid supply means 70 has moved for a preset time, a shortage of liquid in the storage container 110 has been detected by the liquid level detection means FS. If it is detected that there is no replenishing liquid in the waste liquid tank 60, the heater H and the liquid supply means 7
By making 0 inactive, occurrence of an unexpected problem can be prevented.
【0132】80は前記熱交換器210に設けた排出手
段Dを介して排出される凝縮液をためるための凝縮液タ
ンクである。Numeral 80 denotes a condensate tank for storing the condensate discharged through the discharge means D provided in the heat exchanger 210.
【0133】図示しないが、前記凝縮液タンク80に関
係して液面検出手段を設けてあり、凝縮液が所定量に達
している事を当該液面検出手段が検出した場合、前記ヒ
ータHと前記給液手段70とを不作動とし、検出から一
定時間後に前記送風手段230、蒸発促進手段113お
よび凝縮部21(実質的には、外気を熱交換器の所定の
流路に送り込む軸流ファンを指す)の作動を停止するよ
うに構成してある。Although not shown, a liquid level detecting means is provided in connection with the condensed liquid tank 80, and when the liquid level detecting means detects that the condensed liquid has reached a predetermined amount, the heater H and the heater H are connected. The air supply unit 70 and the condensing unit 21 (substantially, an axial fan that sends outside air to a predetermined flow path of the heat exchanger) after disabling the liquid supply unit 70 and a predetermined time after the detection. ) Is stopped.
【0134】これは、長期に、安定して、臭気発生のな
い運転を可能とする。[0134] This enables stable and odor-free operation for a long period of time.
【0135】この際、凝縮液が所定量に達した事と、前
記送風手段、蒸発促進手段、凝縮部の不作動とを前記表
示部5に表示する。At this time, the fact that the amount of the condensed liquid has reached a predetermined amount and the inactivation of the air blowing means, the evaporation promoting means, and the condensing unit are displayed on the display unit 5.
【0136】表示は、1つの表示手段を用いるととも
に、異なった表示で行うように構成してある。The display is configured to use one display means and to perform different displays.
【0137】なお、前記ヒータH、モータ30、給液手
段70、軸流ファンF、電磁ソレノイド50等の制御、
および、前記表示部における各種表示手段を含み、蒸発
濃縮装置1の全体的なシーケンス制御は、CPU(中央
演算処理装置)を含む制御部Cにより行うように構成し
てある。The control of the heater H, the motor 30, the liquid supply means 70, the axial fan F, the electromagnetic solenoid 50, etc.
In addition, including various display means in the display unit, the overall sequence control of the evaporative concentration apparatus 1 is configured to be performed by a control unit C including a CPU (Central Processing Unit).
【0138】次に、基本動作について間単に説明する。Next, the basic operation will be briefly described.
【0139】電源スイッチ2のONによりヒータHおよ
びモータ30への通電を行う。When the power switch 2 is turned on, the heater H and the motor 30 are energized.
【0140】しかる後、運転スイッチ3をONすること
により、蒸発促進手段113は間欠回転から連続回転に
切り替わる。Thereafter, when the operation switch 3 is turned on, the evaporation promoting means 113 switches from intermittent rotation to continuous rotation.
【0141】蒸発部100における貯留容器110内の
液体は徐々に温度上昇し、やがて、蒸発して蒸気を発生
する。The temperature of the liquid in the storage container 110 in the evaporating section 100 gradually rises, and eventually evaporates to generate steam.
【0142】この間に、送風手段230、軸流ファンF
等が駆動を開始する。During this time, the blowing means 230 and the axial fan F
Start driving.
【0143】前記蒸気は前記送風手段230の送風を受
け、循環路Lを構成する流路L1を介して凝縮部21の
熱交換器210に進入する。The steam receives the air blow from the air blowing means 230 and enters the heat exchanger 210 of the condensing section 21 via the flow path L 1 constituting the circulation path L.
【0144】ここで、前記蒸気は第2通路215内を移
動するが、前記軸流ファンFにより送風されて第1通路
213を流れている外気により冷却されて液化する。Here, the steam moves in the second passage 215, but is blown by the axial fan F and cooled and liquefied by the outside air flowing in the first passage 213.
【0145】即ち、蒸発部100から送られた気体と、
前記軸流ファンFの作動に基づく外気とが、熱交換器を
構成する薄板Tの両側(第1通路213、第2通路21
5)を別々の層として進行する間に、両者間の熱交換が
行われる。That is, the gas sent from the evaporating section 100 and
The outside air based on the operation of the axial fan F flows into both sides of the thin plate T constituting the heat exchanger (the first passage 213 and the second passage 21).
While 5) proceeds as separate layers, heat exchange between the two occurs.
【0146】熱交換により得られた凝縮液は、排出手段
Dを介して凝縮液タンク80に順次貯蔵される。The condensed liquid obtained by the heat exchange is sequentially stored in the condensed liquid tank 80 via the discharging means D.
【0147】また、前記貯留容器110の底面にこびり
付く可能性のある濃縮物(濃縮液)は、前記円盤状板材
113−1の外周部(擦過部材)によりこすり取られる
形態にあるので、凝固固着する現象を極力防止すること
ができる。Also, the concentrate (concentrated liquid) which may stick to the bottom surface of the storage container 110 is scraped off by the outer peripheral portion (scraping member) of the disc-shaped plate material 113-1. The phenomenon of solidification and fixation can be prevented as much as possible.
【0148】上記処理中における制御の基本は次の通り
である。The basics of the control during the above processing are as follows.
【0149】前記処理時間の経過とともに、前記貯留容
器110内の液体が減少し、その情報が液面検出手段F
Sから得られると、制御部Cを介して、給液手段70を
所定時間駆動させ、廃液タンク60内の被処理液体を前
記貯留容器に補充する。As the processing time elapses, the liquid in the storage container 110 decreases, and the information is stored in the liquid level detecting means F.
When obtained from S, the liquid supply unit 70 is driven for a predetermined time via the control unit C, and the liquid to be treated in the waste liquid tank 60 is replenished to the storage container.
【0150】所定時間内または所定時間経過直後に、前
記液面検出手段FSが液有りの検出を行えば、運転を継
続し、所定時間経過後に、まだ、液不足を検出している
場合は前記ヒータHおよび前記給液手段を不作動(運転
中断)とし、同時に表示部5にその旨の表示を行う。If the liquid level detecting means FS detects the presence of the liquid within the predetermined time or immediately after the predetermined time elapses, the operation is continued. The heater H and the liquid supply unit are deactivated (operation is interrupted), and a display to that effect is displayed on the display unit 5 at the same time.
【0151】廃液タンク60に関係して容量検出手段が
設けられている構成であって、当該容量検出手段がタン
ク内の被処理液体の不足を検出している場合も、前記と
同様の対応を行う。In the configuration in which the capacity detecting means is provided in connection with the waste liquid tank 60, and the capacity detecting means detects the shortage of the liquid to be processed in the tank, the same measures as described above are taken. Do.
【0152】更に、前記運転中断から所定の設定時間経
過後に自動的に前記給液手段70を作動させ、前記液面
検出手段FSの検出結果が液有りとなった場合は、前記
リセット手段4を操作して通常の運転に復帰させ、前記
設定時間経過後でも液不足の場合は運転中断および表示
警告を表示部5で行う。Further, after a predetermined time has elapsed from the interruption of the operation, the liquid supply means 70 is automatically operated, and when the detection result of the liquid level detection means FS indicates that there is liquid, the reset means 4 is reset. The operation is returned to the normal operation, and if the liquid is insufficient even after the set time has elapsed, the operation is interrupted and a display warning is given on the display unit 5.
【0153】また、前記凝縮液タンク80内に回収され
る凝縮液が所定量に達している場合、前記ヒータHと前
記給液手段70とを不作動とし、検出から一定時間後に
前記送風手段230、蒸発促進手段113および凝縮部
21の作動を停止する。When the amount of condensed liquid collected in the condensed liquid tank 80 has reached a predetermined amount, the heater H and the liquid supply means 70 are deactivated, and after a certain time from the detection, the air blowing means 230 Then, the operations of the evaporation promoting means 113 and the condenser 21 are stopped.
【0154】前記凝縮液タンク内の凝縮液が所定量に達
した事と、前記送風手段230等の作動停止について
は、表示部5に表示する。The display unit 5 indicates that the condensed liquid in the condensed liquid tank has reached a predetermined amount and that the operation of the blowing means 230 and the like has been stopped.
【0155】その際、1つの表示手段を用いるととも
に、異なった表示を行わせる。At this time, one display means is used and different displays are performed.
【0156】そして、前述の如き測定手段からの情報に
より濃縮終了が判断されると、前記制御部Cが前記電磁
ソレノイド50を制御し、排出口117および開閉弁等
の排出手段を介して、濃縮液を濃縮液回収容器40に自
動的に回収せしめる。When the completion of concentration is determined based on the information from the measuring means as described above, the control section C controls the electromagnetic solenoid 50, and the concentration is performed through the discharge means such as the discharge port 117 and the on-off valve. The liquid is automatically collected in the concentrated liquid collection container 40.
【0157】前記回収動作の開始とほぼ同時に、前記ヒ
ータHと給液手段70は不作動になり、同時に、濃縮終
了とヒータH等の不作動の表示を表示部5で行う。Almost at the same time as the start of the recovery operation, the heater H and the liquid supply means 70 are deactivated, and at the same time, the display unit 5 displays the end of concentration and the deactivation of the heater H and the like.
【0158】前記回収動作が行われる所定時間の経過
後、前記開閉弁は閉じ、運転が自動的に再開し、同時
に、表示部5の表示は消える。After a lapse of a predetermined time during which the collecting operation is performed, the on-off valve is closed, and the operation is automatically restarted, and at the same time, the display on the display unit 5 is turned off.
【0159】図4は第2の実施の形態を示す概略図で、
(a)は正面図、(b)は側面図である。FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing a second embodiment.
(A) is a front view, (b) is a side view.
【0160】図中、前述した手段(部材)と同じ手段
(部材)もしくは同じ機能を有する手段については同一
の参照番号を付してある。In the drawing, the same means (member) or means having the same function as the above-mentioned means (member) are denoted by the same reference numerals.
【0161】図4の構成は、各種制御を含め基本的に前
記第1の実施の形態における構成と実質的に同じであ
り、大きく異なるところは、貯留容器110の外側に浴
槽120を配するとともに、当該浴槽内に凝縮液からな
る熱媒体を充填し、ウォータバス方式の構造としてある
事と、泡対策を施してある事である。The configuration of FIG. 4 is basically the same as the configuration of the first embodiment, including various controls. The major difference is that the bathtub 120 is arranged outside the storage vessel 110 and The bath is filled with a heat medium made of condensed liquid to form a water bath structure, and a foam countermeasure is taken.
【0162】なお、図において処理装置90、廃液タン
ク60、凝縮液タンク80は側面図にのみ示してある。In the figure, the processing apparatus 90, the waste liquid tank 60, and the condensate tank 80 are shown only in a side view.
【0163】また、電源スイッチ2、運転スイッチ3、
リセット手段4、および表示部5は集合体として1つの
枠で示してあり、濃縮終了を検出する測定手段および制
御部Cは図示してないが、これらは、前記第1の実施の
形態と同様に機能する。The power switch 2, the operation switch 3,
The reset unit 4 and the display unit 5 are shown as one frame as an aggregate, and the measuring unit and the control unit C for detecting the end of concentration are not shown, but they are the same as those in the first embodiment. To work.
【0164】貯留容器110、濃縮液回収容器40の設
置を可能とする下部枠体10と、凝縮部21および循環
路の大半を有する上部枠体20とは、シール部材Sを介
して密閉状態に一体化してあり、前記上部枠体20は、
前記下部枠体10に対して取り外し可能に構成してあ
る。The lower frame 10 enabling the installation of the storage container 110 and the concentrated liquid recovery container 40, and the upper frame 20 having the condensing section 21 and most of the circulation path are hermetically sealed via the sealing member S. The upper frame 20 is integrated,
The lower frame 10 is configured to be detachable.
【0165】前記貯留容器110内には、円盤状板材1
13−1を回転する軸J上に多数平行配列して構成し
た、前記第1の実施の形態におけると同じ蒸発促進手段
113を回転可能に設けてある。In the storage container 110, the disk-shaped plate 1
The same evaporation promoting means 113 as in the first embodiment, which is constituted by arranging a large number of parallel arrangements 13-1 on a rotating shaft J, is provided rotatably.
【0166】前記軸Jは前記貯留容器110内の液面に
対して埋没している状態に構成してあるが、当該軸Jが
液面よりも上に位置するように構成してもよい。Although the axis J is buried in the liquid level in the storage container 110, the axis J may be positioned above the liquid level.
【0167】前記貯留容器110の外側には、当該貯留
容器の外面(壁)に密着する形状の浴槽120を設けて
ある。Outside the storage container 110, there is provided a bathtub 120 which is in close contact with the outer surface (wall) of the storage container.
【0168】前記浴槽120内には熱交換器210を介
して得た凝縮液が充填してあり、また、U字型のヒータ
Hおよびバイメタルからなる温度検出手段111を付設
してある。The bathtub 120 is filled with condensate obtained through the heat exchanger 210, and is provided with a U-shaped heater H and temperature detecting means 111 made of bimetal.
【0169】熱媒体としては、凝縮液に代え水道水を使
用することもできる。As the heat medium, tap water can be used in place of the condensate.
【0170】前記温度検出手段111は、前記浴槽12
0内に溜めてある凝縮液を介して、前記貯留容器内の被
処理液体の温度を検出する。The temperature detecting means 111 is provided in the bathtub 12.
The temperature of the liquid to be treated in the storage container is detected through the condensate stored in the storage container.
【0171】なお、前記温度検出手段111を前記貯留
容器内に設け、被処理液体の温度を直接検出するように
構成してもよい。Note that the temperature detecting means 111 may be provided in the storage container so as to directly detect the temperature of the liquid to be treated.
【0172】前記ヒータHに対する通電のON−OFF
は、前記温度検出手段111からの情報を基に行う構成
にある。ON / OFF of energization to the heater H
Is based on the information from the temperature detecting means 111.
【0173】前記ヒータHの設定温度は、液温を58℃
から65℃の範囲に維持するように設定してある。The set temperature of the heater H is as follows:
To 65 ° C.
【0174】前記浴槽120の外側に設けてあるのは、
当該浴槽と類似の形状を施してなる断熱部材130であ
る。What is provided outside the bathtub 120 is
A heat insulating member 130 having a shape similar to that of the bathtub.
【0175】前記貯留容器110の底部に設けてある排
出口117は、適宜の管(排出流路)、手動のボール弁
(開閉弁)B等を含む排出手段を介して濃縮液回収容器
40と連通するようになっている。The discharge port 117 provided at the bottom of the storage container 110 is connected to the concentrated liquid recovery container 40 via a discharge means including an appropriate pipe (discharge flow path), a manual ball valve (open / close valve) B, and the like. It is designed to communicate.
【0176】また、前記ボール弁Bを含む排出口部は、
前記貯留容器の清掃を考慮し、当該貯留容器110に対
して着脱可能に構成してある。The discharge port including the ball valve B is
In consideration of the cleaning of the storage container, the storage container 110 is configured to be detachable from the storage container 110.
【0177】ボール弁Bの使用は、例えば、蒸発濃縮処
理において高濃縮スラッジを含有するようになった液体
の容易な排出を可能にするとともに、低コストに寄与す
る。The use of the ball valve B allows, for example, easy discharge of the liquid containing high-concentration sludge in the evaporative concentration treatment, and contributes to low cost.
【0178】FSはフロートセンサ又は電極液面センサ
のような前記貯留容器110内に設けた液面検出手段を
示す。FS indicates a liquid level detecting means such as a float sensor or an electrode liquid level sensor provided in the storage container 110.
【0179】ここで、前記液面検出手段FSの検出結果
により作動制御される給液手段70を含むラインに隣接
して示すライン150は泡排出のためのラインで、その
排出経路中に定容量形ポンプからなる泡排出手段151
を有する。Here, a line 150 adjacent to the line including the liquid supply means 70 whose operation is controlled based on the detection result of the liquid level detection means FS is a line for discharging bubbles, and a constant volume is provided in the discharge path. Discharge means 151 consisting of a pump
Having.
【0180】前記ライン150を形成するパイプの一端
は廃液タンク60に接続してあり、他端は前記蒸発部1
00に臨ましめてある。One end of the pipe forming the line 150 is connected to the waste liquid tank 60, and the other end is connected to the evaporating section 1.
It is at 00.
【0181】換言すると、前記ライン150の他端は、
貯留容器110内であって、前記送風手段230による
気体の流れ方向に見て下流の液面上に位置している。In other words, the other end of the line 150 is
In the storage container 110, it is located on the liquid level downstream in the flow direction of the gas by the blowing means 230.
【0182】153は電極液面センサからなる泡検出手
段で、前記ラインの他端が位置する付近であって、前記
液面検出手段FSよりも高い位置に設けてある。Numeral 153 is a bubble detecting means comprising an electrode liquid level sensor, which is provided near the position where the other end of the line is located and higher than the liquid level detecting means FS.
【0183】前記泡排出手段151は、前記泡検出手段
153の泡検出結果に基づいて作動され、その泡を吸い
込んで前記廃液タンク60に戻す役割を果たす。The foam discharging means 151 is operated based on the foam detection result of the foam detecting means 153, and plays a role of sucking the foam and returning it to the waste liquid tank 60.
【0184】前記構成に代えて、適宜の加熱手段(ヒー
タ)を泡消失手段として前記泡検出手段の近傍領域に設
けることもでき、この態様は、構成および制御の一層の
簡素化を計ることができる。Instead of the above configuration, a suitable heating means (heater) may be provided as a bubble elimination means in the area near the bubble detection means. This embodiment can further simplify the configuration and control. it can.
【0185】このような構成としたのは、例えば、特に
発泡性の強い液体が対象である場合に泡が発生し、前記
送風手段230に基因する気流に乗って移動し、凝縮部
21を含む流路に進入する事を極力防止するためであ
る。Such a structure is adopted, for example, when a liquid having a particularly strong foaming property is a target, a bubble is generated, the bubble moves due to the air flow caused by the blowing means 230, and the liquid contains the condensing section 21. This is to prevent entry into the flow path as much as possible.
【0186】なお、前記泡検出手段153の泡検出に伴
って泡排出手段151を作動させた場合、蒸発促進手段
113の運動を停止(モータ30からなる駆動源の非作
動と同義である)させるように構成してある。When the foam discharging means 151 is operated in conjunction with the detection of the foam by the foam detecting means 153, the movement of the evaporation promoting means 113 is stopped (this is synonymous with the non-operation of the driving source comprising the motor 30). It is configured as follows.
【0187】前記蒸発促進手段の運動停止とともに表示
警告を行えばより好ましい。It is more preferable to give a display warning together with stopping the movement of the evaporation promoting means.
【0188】なお、その場合、送風手段230、加熱手
段H、熱交換手段の作動は停止せずに、作動を継続する
ことが、処理能力の低下を抑制する事になり好ましい。In this case, it is preferable to continue the operations of the blowing means 230, the heating means H, and the heat exchanging means without stopping them, because it suppresses a decrease in processing capacity.
【0189】前記蒸発促進手段は泡発生源となるため、
停止させることが必須である。Since the evaporation promoting means is a bubble generation source,
It is essential to stop.
【0190】また、前記蒸発促進手段113の運動停止
後の所定時間内に、前記泡検出手段151による泡検出
がされなくなった(未検出)場合は、前記蒸発促進手段
を作動させて通常の運転状態に戻し、前記所定時間内に
泡の未検出情報が得られない場合は、送風手段230、
加熱手段H、熱交換手段等の作動を停止せしめるべく運
転を停止する。If the bubble detection by the bubble detecting means 151 is not detected (not detected) within a predetermined time after the movement of the evaporation promoting means 113 is stopped, the evaporation promoting means is operated to perform normal operation. Return to the state, if the undetected information of the bubble is not obtained within the predetermined time, the blowing means 230,
The operation is stopped to stop the operation of the heating means H, the heat exchange means, and the like.
【0191】この場合、前記加熱手段Hを先に停止し、
温度が所定温度まで低下した段階で送風手段230、熱
交換手段等を停止させることが好ましい。In this case, the heating means H is stopped first,
It is preferable to stop the blowing means 230, the heat exchanging means, and the like when the temperature has dropped to the predetermined temperature.
【0192】この場合も、運転停止とともに、その表示
を前記表示手段5により行う事が好ましい。In this case, it is preferable that the display is performed by the display means 5 when the operation is stopped.
【0193】更に、前述のような、蒸発促進手段の運動
停止と通常の運転とが繰り返される場合、適宜の繰り返
し回数後に、運転を停止させ、又は運転停止と表示警告
を行うようにすることもできる。Further, when the movement stop of the evaporation promoting means and the normal operation as described above are repeated, the operation may be stopped or the operation stop and a display warning may be given after an appropriate number of repetitions. it can.
【0194】上記運転停止の有無に係わらず、測定手段
たる前記積算手段のカウント値が保たれるのは当然であ
る。It is natural that the count value of the integrating means as the measuring means is maintained irrespective of the presence or absence of the operation stop.
【0195】なお、前記貯留容器は、PP、PPOまた
はPPE等のプラスチックで成形した浴槽120の内側
に、ゴム等からなるパッキンを介して、金属板、特にチ
タン材の板を密閉状に張って構成してある。The storage container is formed by sealing a metal plate, particularly a titanium material plate, inside a bathtub 120 formed of a plastic such as PP, PPO or PPE via a packing made of rubber or the like. It is composed.
【0196】但し、前記金属板をビス等の結合手段によ
り、前記浴槽120と一体化させるのに手間がかかる事
を考慮すると、チタン材からなる板をプレス絞り成形し
て容器とし、前記浴槽120に対してパッキンを介して
一体化する事が好ましい。However, considering that it takes time to integrate the metal plate with the bathtub 120 by means of screws or the like, a plate made of titanium material is press-drawn and formed into a container. It is preferable to integrate them through a packing.
【0197】前記浴槽および貯留容器の材質、厚さ等
は、対象とする被処理液体、加熱温度あるいは要望され
る強度等に適合するように適宜選択できるものである。The material, thickness and the like of the bathtub and the storage container can be appropriately selected so as to be compatible with the liquid to be treated, the heating temperature or the required strength.
【0198】上部枠体20は第1の実施の形態と同様
に、流路L1、L2、L3およびシロッコファン(多翼
ファン)からなる送風手段230を含む気体の循環路L
と、軸流ファンFおよび熱交換器210を主要素とする
外気冷却式熱交換手段を含む凝縮部21とを有し、更
に、前記蒸発促進手段113を駆動するためのモータ3
0およびガイド部材G等を有する。As in the case of the first embodiment, the upper frame body 20 has a gas circulation path L including flow paths L1, L2, L3 and a blowing means 230 composed of a sirocco fan (multi-blade fan).
And a condensing section 21 including an outside air cooling type heat exchange means having an axial fan F and a heat exchanger 210 as main elements, and a motor 3 for driving the evaporation promoting means 113.
0 and a guide member G and the like.
【0199】8はチューブで、前記凝縮部21において
得られる凝縮液の一部を、位置高さの差を利用して前記
浴槽120に落下せしめうるように、前記流路L2の下
部に付設してある。Reference numeral 8 denotes a tube, which is provided below the flow path L2 so that a part of the condensed liquid obtained in the condensing section 21 can be dropped into the bathtub 120 by utilizing a difference in position height. It is.
【0200】上記構成からなる枠体、実質的には蒸発濃
縮装置1は外界から遮断された密閉容器の態様を呈し、
外部に臭気を発散することがない。The frame having the above structure, substantially the evaporating and concentrating apparatus 1, is in the form of a closed container which is shielded from the outside.
Does not emit odor to the outside.
【0201】前記モータ30を上部枠体20側に持って
きたのは、前記蒸発促進手段113の清掃のための取り
外し、あるいは、前記貯留容器110内の清掃時におけ
る前記蒸発促進手段の取り外し、等の場合の取扱い勝手
や、配置の工夫による装置の小型化を考慮しての事であ
る。The reason why the motor 30 is brought to the upper frame 20 side is that the evaporation promoting means 113 is removed for cleaning, or the evaporation promoting means is removed when cleaning the inside of the storage container 110. In this case, consideration is given to the ease of handling in the case of and the miniaturization of the apparatus by devising the arrangement.
【0202】また、電気制御により駆動する手段は同じ
側に纏めた方が修理時等に便利であるからである。Also, it is convenient to combine the means driven by electric control on the same side for repair or the like.
【0203】前記モータ30は前記ガイド部材Gの背後
に適宜の方法により設けてあり、当該ガイド部材Gと一
体的に前記上部枠体から分離(取り外し)可能に構成し
てある。The motor 30 is provided behind the guide member G by an appropriate method, and is configured to be separable (removable) from the upper frame integrally with the guide member G.
【0204】前記ガイド部材Gは、前記蒸発促進手段1
13を構成する円盤状板材113−1の外径よりも大き
い径の円弧で形成したガイド面を有する。The guide member G is provided with the evaporation promoting means 1.
13 has a guide surface formed by an arc having a diameter larger than the outer diameter of the disc-shaped plate material 113-1.
【0205】そして、前記ガイド部材Gは、ガイド面が
前記円盤状板材の外周一部に対して所定の間隙を以った
状態で枠体の固定部に取り付けてある。The guide member G is attached to the fixed portion of the frame with a guide surface having a predetermined gap with respect to a part of the outer periphery of the disc-shaped plate.
【0206】蒸発部100と前記凝縮部21との間に形
成される流路L1は、前記蒸発部の一方の側を基点とし
て略垂直上方に形成してあり、水平底面を有する凝縮部
21(実質的には熱交換器210)を介して、流路L2
に連通する。A flow path L1 formed between the evaporating section 100 and the condenser section 21 is formed substantially vertically upward with one side of the evaporating section as a base point, and has a horizontal bottom surface. Substantially through the heat exchanger 210), the flow path L2
Communicate with
【0207】尚、前記熱交換器の底面は、前記流路L1
側の位置の方が前記流路L2側よりも高い位置、即ち、
図において右下がりとなる傾斜面に構成する事が好まし
い。The bottom of the heat exchanger is connected to the flow path L1.
Side position is higher than the flow path L2 side, that is,
In the figure, it is preferable to configure the inclined surface so as to be lower right.
【0208】前記凝縮部21における熱交換器210は
前記蒸発促進手段113と同様に、第1の実施形態にお
ける構成の熱交換器が適用できる。As the heat exchanger 210 in the condensing section 21, the heat exchanger having the structure of the first embodiment can be applied similarly to the evaporation promoting means 113.
【0209】前記流路L2と流路L3とは、前記送風手
段230を介して連通せしめてあり、当該送風手段23
0は、垂直方向から左に折曲している流路L2の形成部
材に、その吸い込み口を接続し、前記蒸発部100側に
排気するように設けてある。The flow path L2 and the flow path L3 are communicated with each other through the blowing means 230.
Numeral 0 is provided so that the suction port thereof is connected to the forming member of the flow path L2 which is bent leftward from the vertical direction, and exhaust gas is exhausted to the evaporating section 100 side.
【0210】前記送風手段230による気体の風速は、
前記蒸発部100から前記制御手段との間で、0.5m
/秒〜10m/秒の範囲である事が好ましく、1m/秒
〜5m/秒がより好ましく、1.5m/秒〜3m/秒が
最も好ましい。The air velocity of the gas by the blowing means 230 is:
0.5 m between the evaporating section 100 and the control means.
/ M to 10 m / sec, more preferably 1 m / sec to 5 m / sec, and most preferably 1.5 m / sec to 3 m / sec.
【0211】前記風速が0.5m/秒未満であると処理
能力が低くなり、10m/秒を越えると液が飛沫となっ
て飛散しやすくなり好ましくない。[0211] If the wind speed is less than 0.5 m / sec, the processing capacity is lowered. If the wind speed is more than 10 m / sec, the liquid is liable to be scattered and undesirably scattered.
【0212】濃縮終了の検出に関しては、第1の実施の
形態において述べたように、ヒータHへの通電時間、給
液手段の稼働時間等を積算する積算手段を測定手段とす
る。Regarding the detection of the completion of concentration, as described in the first embodiment, the integrating means for integrating the energizing time to the heater H, the operating time of the liquid supply means, and the like is used as the measuring means.
【0213】上記の他に、凝縮液タンクの入り口を、前
記凝縮部21よりも高所に置き、定容量形ポンプ(排出
手段)を使って、例えば、一時貯留槽から凝縮液を汲み
上げる構成をとる事も考えられるが、斯様な構成におい
ては、前記排出手段の稼働時間を積算するための積算手
段を測定手段として使用できる。In addition to the above, the inlet of the condensed liquid tank is placed higher than the condensing section 21 and a condensed liquid is pumped up from a temporary storage tank using a constant volume pump (discharge means). In such a configuration, an integrating means for integrating the operating time of the discharging means can be used as a measuring means.
【0214】これら測定手段(積算手段)は、図示しな
い制御部Cにある。These measuring means (integrating means) are provided in a control section C (not shown).
【0215】FS−3は、前記凝縮液タンク80に回収
される凝縮液の液位を検出する液面検出手段である。FS-3 is a liquid level detecting means for detecting the level of the condensed liquid collected in the condensed liquid tank 80.
【0216】前記構成を有する蒸発濃縮装置において、
前記第1の実施の形態における制御と異なるところは次
の通りである。In the evaporative concentrator having the above structure,
The difference from the control in the first embodiment is as follows.
【0217】ヒータHの通電開始を、運転スイッチON
により行うようにするとともに、貯留容器110内の液
面検出手段FSが液有りを検出している場合に通電可と
した事である。When the heater H is turned on, the operation switch is turned on.
And when the liquid level detecting means FS in the storage container 110 detects the presence of the liquid, the power can be supplied.
【0218】この構成は、異常な液温上昇の如く空焚き
状態の発生を防止するためである。This configuration is for preventing the occurrence of an empty firing state such as an abnormal rise in liquid temperature.
【0219】前記リセット手段4の操作は、前記処理量
及び前記処理表示をリセットする。The operation of the reset means 4 resets the processing amount and the processing display.
【0220】更に、処理において、時間の経過ととも
に、前記貯留容器110内の液体が減少し、その情報が
液面検出手段FSから得られると、制御部Cを介して、
給液手段70を所定時間駆動させ、廃液タンク60内の
液体を前記貯留容器110に供給するが、所定時間経過
後に、まだ、液不足を検出している場合であって、前記
廃液タンク用の容量検出手段FS−1も供給に足る液が
ない事を検出している場合、前記ヒータHおよび前記給
液手段70を不作動(運転中断)とし、同時に表示部5
にその旨の表示を行う。Further, in the processing, the liquid in the storage container 110 decreases with the passage of time, and when the information is obtained from the liquid level detecting means FS, the control unit C
The liquid supply means 70 is driven for a predetermined time to supply the liquid in the waste liquid tank 60 to the storage container 110. However, after a predetermined time has elapsed, if the liquid shortage is still detected, When the capacity detecting means FS-1 also detects that there is no liquid enough to supply, the heater H and the liquid supplying means 70 are deactivated (operation interrupted), and the display 5
Is displayed to that effect.
【0221】この構成は、前記所定時間経過後に定期的
に数回、前記給液手段を作動させて運転の可否を判断す
る構成に比して、1回で運転中断を決定できるので省エ
ネが可能である。With this configuration, it is possible to determine the suspension of operation only once, as compared with a configuration in which the liquid supply means is operated several times periodically after the lapse of the predetermined time to determine whether or not operation is possible. It is.
【0222】なお、運転中断時であっても、前記廃液タ
ンク内の液容量の監視を継続し、供給可能となった場合
に、自動的に供給動作を再開させ、かつ、運転再開を行
うように構成してある。Even if the operation is interrupted, the monitoring of the liquid volume in the waste liquid tank is continued, and when the supply becomes possible, the supply operation is automatically restarted and the operation is restarted. It is configured in.
【0223】濃縮終了の判断及びそれに連動しての自動
排出、運転の自動再開等は第1の実施の形態で述べたと
同様である。The judgment of the completion of the concentration, the automatic discharge in conjunction with it, the automatic restart of the operation, and the like are the same as those described in the first embodiment.
【0224】泡検出に伴う制御については、詳述したの
で重複説明は割愛し、また、前記構成の蒸発濃縮装置1
における凝縮液、濃縮液を得る処理プロセスは前記第1
の実施の形態における処理プロセスとほぼ同じであるの
で説明は省略する。Since the control associated with the bubble detection has been described in detail, redundant description will be omitted, and the evaporating and concentrating apparatus 1 having the above-described configuration will be omitted.
The process for obtaining the condensate and concentrate in
Since the processing is almost the same as that of the embodiment, the description is omitted.
【0225】種々の制御は、CPUにより容易に達成す
ることができる。Various controls can be easily achieved by the CPU.
【0226】前記実施の形態における前記ヒータへの通
電制御に関する設定温度は、処理量または濃縮度によっ
て変更しうる構成とする事が好ましい。It is preferable that the set temperature relating to the power supply control to the heater in the above embodiment can be changed according to the processing amount or the concentration.
【0227】また、上記第1および第2の実施の形態に
おける種々の制御について、互いに有用な所を取り入れ
る事ができる。Further, various controls in the first and second embodiments described above can be mutually useful.
【0228】なお、被処理液体の前記貯留容器110へ
の補充については、処理を必要とする液体を排出する装
置から直接補充するように構成する事もできる。The replenishment of the liquid to be treated into the storage container 110 can be performed by directly replenishing the liquid requiring treatment with a device for discharging the liquid.
【0229】図5は蒸発促進手段の構成と当該蒸発促進
手段を回転させるためのギヤトレインからなる動力伝達
系を示す概略図である。FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram showing the structure of the evaporation promoting means and a power transmission system including a gear train for rotating the evaporation promoting means.
【0230】前出した参照番号を付してある手段(部
材)は、前出と同じもしくは同様の機能を有する手段
(部材)を示す。The means (members) given the above-mentioned reference numbers indicate means (members) having the same or similar functions as those described above.
【0231】図において、複数の円盤状板材113−1
は、それぞれの中心部に設けたボス部113−3を軸J
に嵌合してなる。In the figure, a plurality of disc-shaped plate members 113-1
Is a boss 113-3 provided at the center of each.
To be fitted.
【0232】隣接する円盤状板材のボス部間(板材間と
同義)には、当該円盤状板材の表面に付着しようとする
濃縮液等を掻き取るための掻き取り部材112を介在さ
せてある(図では軸Jに遊間している部分のみ示す)。A scraping member 112 for scraping a concentrated liquid or the like which is to adhere to the surface of the disk-shaped plate is interposed between the boss portions of the adjacent disk-shaped plates (same as between the plate-shaped plates). In the figure, only the portion that is idle on the axis J is shown).
【0233】前記掻き取り部材112は前記円盤状板材
の半径よりも長い長さを有する板材または棒材で構成し
てある。The scraping member 112 is formed of a plate or a bar having a length longer than the radius of the disk-shaped plate.
【0234】119は最外側に設けた肉厚の円盤119
で、その外周部に歯形を有してなる(以下、ギヤ付き円
盤と言う)。Reference numeral 119 denotes a thick disk 119 provided on the outermost side.
The outer peripheral portion has a tooth profile (hereinafter, referred to as a disk with gears).
【0235】J1は他の軸で、前記ギヤ付き円盤119
と噛みあいするギヤG1、G2をその軸上に有し、当該
ギヤG2はモータ30の回転軸に設けられるモータギヤ
と噛みあっている。J1 is another shaft, which is the disk 119 with the gear.
Gears G1 and G2 are provided on the shaft, and the gear G2 meshes with a motor gear provided on the rotation shaft of the motor 30.
【0236】上記構成は、ガイド部材Gとともにモータ
30を含む構体(一体的に組まれた構成物)を取り外す
時に、又は、上部枠体20を下部枠体10から取り外す
時に、モータギヤとギヤG2との歯車間で簡単に分離で
き、操作性がよい。The above-described structure is used to remove the motor gear and the gear G2 when removing the structure (the integrally assembled structure) including the motor 30 together with the guide member G, or when removing the upper frame 20 from the lower frame 10. Can be easily separated between the gears, and the operability is good.
【0237】以上の実施の形態に代表される蒸発濃縮装
置は、特に、単位時間当たりの処理量が2.0リット
ル、特に、1.0リットル/時間以下の蒸発濃縮装置と
して極めて有用なものであり、また、不揮発成分を含む
被処理液体から揮発成分を蒸発させ、不揮発成分の析出
物、あるいは、不揮発成分の濃い溶液を得るのに好適で
あり、特に、ハロゲン化銀写真感光材料用処理液の廃液
を蒸発濃縮させるのに適している。The evaporative concentration apparatus represented by the above embodiments is particularly useful as an evaporative concentration apparatus having a throughput of 2.0 liters per unit time, particularly 1.0 liter / hour or less. Yes, it is suitable for evaporating volatile components from a liquid to be processed containing a non-volatile component to obtain a precipitate of the non-volatile component or a solution having a high non-volatile component. Particularly, a processing solution for a silver halide photographic light-sensitive material. It is suitable for evaporating and concentrating waste liquid.
【0238】[0238]
【発明の効果】簡単な構成で効率的な蒸発濃縮ができ、
装置の小型化を図れるとともに、安価に製作でき、か
つ、安全性と操作性も向上した。According to the present invention, efficient evaporation and concentration can be achieved with a simple structure.
The device could be downsized, manufactured inexpensively, and improved in safety and operability.
【0239】また、消費エネルギーも少なく、また、密
閉性を高くできるので、特に、臭気のある被処理液体も
安心して処理する事ができる。Further, since the energy consumption is small and the airtightness can be increased, the liquid to be treated having an odor can be treated particularly with a sense of security.
【図1】本発明に係わる蒸発濃縮装置の全体的、かつ、
基本的な構成を示す概念図である。FIG. 1 shows the overall structure of an evaporative concentrator according to the present invention, and
FIG. 2 is a conceptual diagram showing a basic configuration.
【図2】気液界面の面積を大きくするための被処理液体
と蒸発促進手段との関係を示す概略図である。FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a relationship between a liquid to be processed and an evaporation promoting means for increasing an area of a gas-liquid interface.
【図3】外気冷却式熱交換手段の主要部を示す概略図で
ある。FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing a main part of an outside air cooling type heat exchange means.
【図4】第2の実施の形態を示す概略図で、(a)は正
面図、(b)は側面図である。FIGS. 4A and 4B are schematic diagrams showing a second embodiment, in which FIG. 4A is a front view and FIG. 4B is a side view.
【図5】蒸発促進手段の構成と当該蒸発促進手段を回転
させるためのギヤトレインからなる動力伝達系を示す概
略図である。FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram showing a configuration of the evaporation promoting means and a power transmission system including a gear train for rotating the evaporation promoting means.
【図6】円盤状板材の外周一部を示す概略図である。FIG. 6 is a schematic view showing a part of an outer periphery of a disk-shaped plate member.
1 蒸発濃縮装置 10 下部枠体 20 上部枠体 21 凝縮部 30 モータ 40 濃縮液回収容器 50 電磁ソレノイド 60 被処理液タンク 70 給液手段 80 凝縮液タンク 90 処理装置 100 蒸発部 110 貯留容器 113 蒸発促進手段 113−1 円盤状板材 114,115,217 側壁 117 排出口 210 熱交換器 213,215 通路 230 送風手段 B ボール弁 C 制御部 D 排出手段 F 軸流ファン G ガイド部材 H 加熱手段 J,J1 軸 L 循環路 L1,L2,L3 流路 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Evaporation concentrating apparatus 10 Lower frame 20 Upper frame 21 Condenser 30 Motor 40 Concentrated liquid recovery container 50 Electromagnetic solenoid 60 Liquid tank to be processed 70 Supplying means 80 Condensed liquid tank 90 Processing device 100 Evaporator 110 Storage container 113 Evaporation promotion Means 113-1 Disc-shaped plate material 114, 115, 217 Side wall 117 Discharge port 210 Heat exchanger 213, 215 Passage 230 Blowing means B Ball valve C Control part D Discharge means F Axial fan G Guide member H Heating means J, J1 Shaft L circulation path L1, L2, L3 flow path
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Claims (43)
体蒸発部と、 前記液体蒸発部で蒸発した蒸気を液化する凝縮部との間
に循環路を形成するとともに、 前記循環路中に、送風手段を介して気体の流れを生じさ
せるように構成した蒸発濃縮装置であって、 前記貯留容器内の被処理液体の液面高さ及び温度を所定
範囲内に維持した状態で、一定時間における前記被処理
液体の蒸発または凝縮する液量を測定手段で測定し、 当該測定手段で測定した前記液量が規定値に達した場
合、濃縮終了として判断する、 ように構成した事を特徴とする蒸発濃縮装置。1. A circulation path is formed between a liquid evaporator including a storage container for storing a liquid to be treated and a condenser that liquefies vapor evaporated in the liquid evaporator. An evaporating and concentrating device configured to generate a gas flow through a blowing unit, wherein a liquid surface height and a temperature of the liquid to be treated in the storage container are maintained within a predetermined range, and the evaporating and concentrating device is used for a predetermined time. The amount of liquid to be evaporated or condensed of the liquid to be treated is measured by a measuring unit, and when the amount of the liquid measured by the measuring unit reaches a specified value, it is determined that the concentration is completed, and it is characterized in that: Evaporation concentrator.
止と表示警告を行う事を特徴とする請求項1に記載の蒸
発濃縮装置。2. The evaporating and concentrating apparatus according to claim 1, wherein an operation stop or an operation stop and a display warning are performed upon completion of the concentration.
濃縮液の自動排出を行い、しかる後、自動的に運転を再
開させるように構成した事を特徴とする請求項1に記載
の蒸発濃縮装置。3. The evaporation method according to claim 1, wherein the concentrated liquid is automatically discharged from the storage container with the completion of the concentration, and then the operation is automatically restarted. Concentrator.
体蒸発部と、 前記液体蒸発部で蒸発した蒸気を液化する凝縮部との間
に循環路を形成するとともに、 前記循環路中に、送風手段を介して気体の流れを生じさ
せるように構成した蒸発濃縮装置であって、 前記貯留容器内の被処理液体の液面を検出する液面検出
手段と、 前記液面検出手段の検出結果に基づいて作動され、前記
貯留容器内の液面を所定範囲内に維持すべく被処理液体
を補充供給する給液手段と、 前記貯留容器内の被処理液体を加熱する加熱手段と、 前記加熱手段を制御して前記貯留容器内の被処理液体を
所定温度範囲内に維持させる温度検出手段と、 前記凝縮部で発生する凝縮液を装置外に排出する排出手
段と、 前記貯留容器内の被処理液体を排出する排出手段と、を
有し、 前記貯留容器内の被処理液体の液面高さ及び温度を所定
範囲内に維持した状態で、一定時間における前記被処理
液体の蒸発または凝縮する液量を測定手段で測定し、 当該測定手段で測定した前記液量が規定値に達した場
合、濃縮終了として判断する、 ように構成した事を特徴とする蒸発濃縮装置。4. A circulation path is formed between a liquid evaporator including a storage container for storing the liquid to be treated, and a condenser for liquefying the vapor evaporated in the liquid evaporator. An evaporating and concentrating device configured to generate a gas flow via a blowing unit, wherein a liquid level detecting unit that detects a liquid level of the liquid to be processed in the storage container, and a detection result of the liquid level detecting unit Liquid supply means, which is operated based on the above, and supplies and replenishes the liquid to be treated so as to maintain the liquid level in the storage vessel within a predetermined range; heating means for heating the liquid to be treated in the storage vessel; Temperature detecting means for controlling the means to maintain the liquid to be treated in the storage vessel within a predetermined temperature range; discharging means for discharging the condensed liquid generated in the condensing section to the outside of the apparatus; Discharging means for discharging the processing liquid. While maintaining the liquid level and temperature of the liquid to be treated in the storage container within a predetermined range, the amount of liquid to be evaporated or condensed in the liquid to be treated in a predetermined time is measured by a measuring means, Wherein the concentration is determined to be complete when the liquid volume measured in step (b) reaches a specified value.
間を積算する積算手段からなる事を特徴とする請求項4
に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。5. The apparatus according to claim 4, wherein said measuring means comprises integrating means for integrating the operating time of said liquid supply means.
5. The evaporative concentrator according to item 2.
時間を積算する積算手段からなる事を特徴とする請求項
4に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。6. The evaporating and concentrating apparatus according to claim 4, wherein the measuring unit includes an integrating unit that integrates a current supply time to the heating unit.
排出手段の稼働時間を積算する積算手段からなることを
特徴とする請求項4に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。7. The evaporative concentrator according to claim 4, wherein said measuring means comprises integrating means for integrating the operating time of said discharging means for discharging said condensed liquid.
気液界面の面積を拡大する蒸発促進手段を、前記被処理
液体に対して入出を繰り返し行うように前記貯留容器内
に設けた事を特徴とする請求項1または請求項4に記載
の蒸発濃縮装置。8. An evaporation promoting means for enlarging an area of a gas-liquid interface between a liquid to be processed and a gas in the storage container is provided in the storage container so as to repeatedly enter and leave the liquid to be processed. The evaporative concentrator according to claim 1 or 4, wherein:
当該軸と交差する方向に面を有し、かつ、軸方向に互い
に平行配列してなる複数の円盤状板材からなる事を特徴
とする請求項8に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。9. The evaporation promoting means is characterized in that it comprises a plurality of disc-shaped plate members having a surface on a rotation axis and in a direction intersecting the axis and arranged in parallel with each other in the axial direction. The evaporative concentration device according to claim 8, wherein
段を備えてなる事を特徴とする請求項1または請求項4
に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。10. The condenser according to claim 1, wherein the condenser is provided with a heat exchange means of an outside air cooling type.
5. The evaporative concentrator according to item 2.
液体蒸発部と、 前記液体蒸発部で蒸発した蒸気を液化する凝縮部との間
に循環路を形成するとともに、 前記循環路中に、送風手段を介して気体の流れを生じさ
せるように構成した蒸発濃縮装置であって、 前記貯留容器内の前記被処理液体と気体との気液界面の
面積を拡大する蒸発促進手段を、前記被処理液体に対し
て入出運動を繰り返し行うように前記貯留容器内に設け
るとともに、 前記貯留容器を、プラスチック容器と、当該容器の内側
に、パッキンを介して一体化してなる金属板とを以て形
成し、かつ、 前記金属板と前記プラスチック容器との間に設けた空間
部に加熱手段を配接するとともに、 熱媒体を充填した、 構成を有する事を特徴とする蒸発濃縮装置。11. A circulation path is formed between a liquid evaporator including a storage container for storing the liquid to be treated and a condenser for liquefying the vapor evaporated in the liquid evaporator. An evaporating and concentrating device configured to generate a gas flow through a blowing unit, wherein the evaporating promoting unit for enlarging an area of a gas-liquid interface between the liquid to be processed and the gas in the storage container includes the evaporating unit. Along with providing in the storage container so as to repeatedly carry out the in-out movement with respect to the processing liquid, the storage container is formed of a plastic container and a metal plate integrated through packing, inside the container, In addition, a heating means is connected to a space provided between the metal plate and the plastic container, and a heating medium is filled therein.
とする請求項11に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。12. The evaporative concentrator according to claim 11, wherein the metal plate is made of a titanium material.
て当該軸と交差する方向に面を有し、かつ、軸方向に互
いに平行配列してなる複数の円盤状板材からなる事を特
徴とする請求項11に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。13. The evaporation promoting means comprises a plurality of disk-shaped plate members having a surface on a rotation axis and in a direction intersecting the axis and arranged in parallel to each other in the axial direction. The evaporative concentration device according to claim 11, wherein
て当該回転軸と交差する方向に面を有し、かつ、軸方向
に互いに平行配列してなる複数の円盤状板材で構成する
とともに、 前記金属板をチタン材となし、かつ、 前記蒸発促進手段の回転時、前記チタン材の表面を擦る
擦過部材を前記蒸発促進手段と一体的に設けてなる事を
特徴とする請求項11に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。14. The evaporation promoting means is constituted by a plurality of disk-shaped plate members which have a surface on a rotation axis and intersect with the rotation axis and are arranged in parallel in the axial direction. 12. The method according to claim 11, wherein the metal plate is made of a titanium material, and a rubbing member for rubbing the surface of the titanium material is provided integrally with the evaporation promoting means when the evaporation promoting means rotates. The evaporative concentrator according to the above.
請求項11に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。15. The evaporating and concentrating apparatus according to claim 11, wherein the heat medium is water.
周一部で構成してある事を特徴とする請求項14に記載
の蒸発濃縮装置。16. The evaporating and concentrating apparatus according to claim 14, wherein the scraping member is constituted by a part of an outer periphery of the disc-shaped plate.
互いに平行配列してある事を特徴とする請求項14に記
載の蒸発濃縮装置。17. The evaporating and concentrating apparatus according to claim 14, wherein the disc-shaped plate members are arranged in parallel with each other at a predetermined interval.
部に、被処理液体の温度を検出する温度検出手段を設け
た事を特徴とする請求項1、4または請求項11の何れ
か1項に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。18. The method according to claim 1, wherein a temperature detecting means for detecting a temperature of the liquid to be processed is provided in the storage container or in a portion filled with the heat medium. Item 7. The evaporative concentration device according to Item 1.
40℃〜65℃に制御する事を特徴とする請求項1、4
または請求項11の何れか1項に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。19. The temperature of the liquid to be treated in the storage container is
5. The method according to claim 1, wherein the temperature is controlled between 40.degree.
Alternatively, the evaporative concentrator according to claim 11.
液体蒸発部と、 前記液体蒸発部で蒸発した蒸気を液化する凝縮部との間
に循環路を形成するとともに、 前記循環路中に、送風手段を介して気体の流れを生じさ
せるように構成した蒸発濃縮装置であって、 前記貯留容器内の被処理液体と気体との気液界面を拡大
する蒸発促進手段を、前記被処理液体に対して入出運動
を繰り返し行うように設けるとともに、 泡検出手段を前記貯留容器内にある被処理液体の液面上
に離して設けておき、 操作時、 前記泡検出手段が泡を検出した場合、前記蒸発促進手段
の運動を停止させる、ように構成した事を特徴とする蒸
発濃縮装置。20. A circulation path is formed between a liquid evaporator including a storage container for storing the liquid to be processed, and a condenser for liquefying the vapor evaporated in the liquid evaporator. An evaporating and concentrating device configured to generate a flow of gas through a blowing unit, wherein an evaporating promoting unit that expands a gas-liquid interface between the liquid to be processed and the gas in the storage container is provided on the liquid to be processed. In addition to providing the inlet and outlet movements repeatedly, the foam detecting means is provided separately above the liquid surface of the liquid to be treated in the storage container, and when operated, when the foam detecting means detects bubbles, An evaporative concentrator characterized in that the movement of the evaporation promoting means is stopped.
液体蒸発部と、 前記液体蒸発部で蒸発した蒸気を液化する凝縮部との間
に循環路を形成するとともに、 前記循環路中に、送風手段を介して気体の流れを生じさ
せるように構成した蒸発濃縮装置であって、 回転軸に対して交差する方向に面を有し、かつ、前記回
転軸方向に複数の円盤状板材を平行配列してなる、前記
貯留容器内に設けた、蒸発促進手段と、 前記蒸発促進手段を回転させる駆動源と、 前記貯留容器内の被処理液体の液面を検出するための液
面検出手段と、 前記液面検出手段の検出結果に基づいて作動され、前記
貯留容器内に被処理液体を補充する給液手段と、 前記被処理液体の液面に対して、前記液面検出手段より
も高い位置に設けた泡検出手段とを有し、 前記泡検出手段が泡を検出した場合、前記蒸発促進手段
の駆動源を非作動にするとともに、 前記送風手段の作動を継続する、 ように構成した事を特徴とする蒸発濃縮装置。21. A circulation path is formed between a liquid evaporator including a storage container for storing the liquid to be treated and a condenser for liquefying the vapor evaporated in the liquid evaporator. An evaporating and concentrating device configured to generate a gas flow through a blowing means, having a surface in a direction intersecting a rotation axis, and a plurality of disc-shaped plate members parallel to the rotation axis direction. Evaporation promoting means provided in the storage container arranged, a driving source for rotating the evaporation promotion means, and a liquid level detecting means for detecting a liquid level of the liquid to be treated in the storage container. A liquid supply unit that is operated based on a detection result of the liquid level detection unit and replenishes the liquid to be processed into the storage container; and a liquid level of the liquid to be processed is higher than the liquid level detection unit. Bubble detection means provided at a position, wherein the bubble detection If the stage is detected bubbles, the drive source as well as the non-operation of the steam promoter means, evaporative concentration apparatus, characterized in that constructed as to continue the operation of the blowing means.
と、 前記凝縮部に設けた外気冷却式の熱交換手段と、を有
し、 前記泡検出手段が泡を検出した場合でも、前記加熱手段
および前記熱交換手段の作動を継続する、 ように構成した事を特徴とする請求項21に記載の蒸発
濃縮装置。22. A heating means for heating the liquid to be treated, and an outside air cooling type heat exchange means provided in the condensing part, wherein the heating means is provided even when the foam detecting means detects bubbles. The evaporating and concentrating apparatus according to claim 21, wherein the operation of the heat exchange means is continued.
動源の作動停止後、所定時間内において、前記泡検出手
段による泡検出が未検出となった場合、前記蒸発促進手
段または前記駆動源を作動させて通常の運転状態に戻す
ように構成した事を特徴とする請求項20または請求項
21に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。23. When the bubble detection by the bubble detection unit has not been detected within a predetermined time after the movement of the evaporation promotion unit or the operation of the drive source is stopped, the evaporation promotion unit or the drive source is activated. 22. The evaporative concentration apparatus according to claim 20, wherein the apparatus is configured to return to a normal operation state.
動源の作動停止後、所定時間をすぎても前記泡検出手段
による未検出情報が得られない場合、運転を停止すると
ともに、表示警告を行うように構成した事を特徴とする
請求項20または請求項21に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。24. If the undetected information by the bubble detecting means is not obtained within a predetermined time after the movement of the evaporation promoting means or the operation of the driving source is stopped, the operation is stopped and a display warning is issued. 22. The evaporating and concentrating apparatus according to claim 20, wherein the evaporating and concentrating apparatus is configured as described above.
動源の作動停止後、所定時間内において、前記泡検出手
段による泡検出が未検出となった場合、前記蒸発促進手
段または前記駆動源を作動させて通常の運転状態に戻す
ように構成するとともに、 前記蒸発促進手段または駆動源の作動停止と通常の運転
とが繰り返される場合、運転を停止するとともに、表示
警告を行うように構成した事を特徴とする請求項20ま
たは請求項21に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。25. If the bubble detection by the bubble detection unit has not been detected within a predetermined time after the movement of the evaporation promotion unit or the operation of the drive source is stopped, the evaporation promotion unit or the drive source is activated. And to return to the normal operation state, and when the operation stop of the evaporation promoting means or the drive source and the normal operation are repeated, the operation is stopped and a display warning is issued. 22. The evaporative concentrator according to claim 20, wherein:
である事を特徴とする請求項1、4、11、20または
請求項21の何れか1項に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。26. The evaporating and concentrating apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the liquid to be processed is a waste liquid of a photographic processing liquid.
なる被処理液体の蒸発部に泡を排出する泡排出手段を設
けたことを特徴とする蒸発濃縮装置。27. An evaporating and concentrating apparatus comprising a foam discharging means for discharging bubbles to an evaporating portion of a liquid to be processed which is heated in a storage container and becomes vapor.
処理液体貯留用タンクに戻すように構成した事を特徴と
する請求項27に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。28. The evaporating and concentrating apparatus according to claim 27, wherein the discharged foam is returned to a tank for storing a liquid to be treated via a discharging means.
なる被処理液体の蒸発部に、泡を検出する泡検出手段と
泡を排出する泡排出手段とを設け、前記泡検出手段が泡
を検出した場合、前記泡排出手段を作動するように構成
した事を特徴とする蒸発濃縮装置。29. A bubble detecting means for detecting bubbles and a foam discharging means for discharging bubbles are provided at an evaporating portion of the liquid to be treated which is heated and turned into vapor in the storage container, and the foam detecting means detects the bubbles. An evaporating and concentrating apparatus characterized in that the foam discharging means is operated when the operation is performed.
なる被処理液体の蒸発部に泡を消失させる泡消失手段を
設けた事を特徴とする蒸発濃縮装置。30. An evaporative concentrator characterized in that a bubble eliminating means for eliminating bubbles is provided in an evaporating section of a liquid to be treated, which is heated in a storage container and becomes a vapor.
し、かつ、前記回転軸方向に複数の円盤状板材を平行配
列してなる蒸発促進手段を、被処理液体に対して入出運
動を繰り返し行うように、前記貯留容器内に設けた事を
特徴とする請求項27、29または請求項30の何れか
1項に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。31. An evaporating means having a surface in a direction intersecting with the rotation axis and having a plurality of disc-shaped plate members arranged in parallel in the direction of the rotation axis is moved in and out of the liquid to be treated. 31. The evaporating and concentrating apparatus according to claim 27, wherein the evaporating and concentrating apparatus is provided in the storage container so as to repeatedly perform.
気を液化する凝縮部を設けるとともに、 前記蒸発部と前記凝縮部との間に循環路を形成し、 前記循環路中に、送風手段を介して気体の流れを生じさ
せる、 ように構成した事を特徴とする請求項27,29または
請求項30の何れか1項に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。32. A condensing section for liquefying the vapor evaporated in the evaporating section of the liquid to be processed, a circulation path is formed between the evaporating section and the condensing section, and blowing means is provided in the circulation path. 31. The evaporative concentrator according to any one of claims 27, 29, or 30, wherein a gas flow is generated through the device.
凝縮部と、 前記液体蒸発部と前記凝縮部との間に形成した循環路
と、を有し、 前記循環路中に、送風手段を介して気体の流れを生じさ
せる、 ように構成した蒸発濃縮装置であって、 前記加熱手段を内蔵し、かつ、熱媒体を貯留する浴槽を
前記貯留容器の外側に設け、加熱した前記熱媒体を介し
て、前記貯留容器内の被処理液体を加熱するように構成
するとともに、 前記被処理液体の蒸発部に、泡を排出する泡排出手段ま
たは泡を消失させる泡消失手段を設けた、 事を特徴とする蒸発濃縮装置。33. A liquid evaporator including a heating means, a storage container for storing the liquid to be processed, a condenser for liquefying the vapor evaporated in the liquid evaporator to obtain a condensate, and a liquid evaporator. A circulation path formed between the condensing unit and the condensing unit, wherein a gas flow is generated in the circulation path via a blowing unit. A built-in bath for storing a heat medium is provided outside the storage container, and the liquid to be processed in the storage container is heated via the heated heat medium. Wherein the evaporating section is provided with a foam discharging means for discharging bubbles or a foam eliminating means for eliminating bubbles.
特徴とする請求項30または請求項33の何れか1項に
記載の蒸発濃縮装置。34. The evaporating and concentrating apparatus according to claim 30, wherein the foam disappearing means is a heating means.
である事を特徴とする請求項27、29、30または請
求項33の何れか1項に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。35. The apparatus according to claim 27, wherein the liquid to be processed is a waste liquid of a photographic processing liquid.
液体蒸発部と、前記液体蒸発部で蒸発した蒸気を液化す
る凝縮部との間に循環路を形成するとともに、 前記循環路中に、送風手段を介して気体の流れを生じさ
せる、 ように構成した蒸発濃縮装置であって、 前記貯留容器をチタン材で形成するとともに、 前記貯留容器の下部外側と空間を有し、パッキンを介し
てプラスチック容器を一体的に設け、 前記貯留容器と前記プラスチック容器との間に設けた空
間部に電熱ヒータからなる加熱手段を配接するととも
に、 熱媒体を充填した、 構成を有する事を特徴とする蒸発濃縮装置。36. A circulation path is formed between a liquid evaporator including a storage container for storing the liquid to be treated and a condenser for liquefying the vapor evaporated in the liquid evaporator. An evaporating and concentrating device configured to generate a gas flow through a blowing unit, wherein the storage container is formed of a titanium material, and has a space outside a lower part of the storage container and a space, and includes a packing. A plastic container is integrally provided, and a heating unit including an electric heater is connected to a space provided between the storage container and the plastic container, and a heating medium is filled. Concentrator.
成したものである事を特徴とする請求項36に記載の蒸
発濃縮装置。37. The apparatus according to claim 36, wherein the storage container is formed by press drawing.
当該排出口に前記被処理液体の濃縮液を取り出す排出手
段を着脱可能に設けた事を特徴とする請求項36に記載
の蒸発濃縮装置。38. An outlet is provided at the bottom of the storage container,
37. The evaporating and concentrating apparatus according to claim 36, wherein a discharge means for removing the concentrated liquid of the liquid to be treated is detachably provided at the discharge port.
し、かつ、前記回転軸方向に複数の円盤状板材を平行配
列してなる蒸発促進手段を、被処理液体に対して入出運
動を繰り返し行うように、前記貯留容器内に設けた事を
特徴とする請求項36に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。39. An evaporating means having a surface in a direction intersecting with the rotation axis and having a plurality of disc-shaped plate members arranged in parallel in the direction of the rotation axis, moving in and out of the liquid to be treated. 37. The evaporating and concentrating apparatus according to claim 36, wherein the evaporating and concentrating apparatus is provided in the storage container so as to repeatedly perform.
検出手段を設け、当該温度検出手段の検出結果に基づい
て、前記被処理液体の温度を40℃〜65℃の範囲とな
るように、前記加熱手段を通電制御するように構成した
事を特徴とする請求項36に記載の蒸発濃縮装置。40. A temperature detecting means for detecting a temperature of the liquid to be treated, wherein a temperature of the liquid to be treated is in a range of 40 ° C. to 65 ° C. based on a detection result of the temperature detecting means. 37. The evaporating and concentrating apparatus according to claim 36, wherein the heating means is configured to control the energization.
である事を特徴とする請求項36に記載の蒸発濃縮装
置。41. The evaporating and concentrating apparatus according to claim 36, wherein the liquid to be processed is a waste liquid of a photographic processing liquid.
液体蒸発部と、 前記液体蒸発部で蒸発した蒸気を液化する凝縮部との間
に循環路を形成するとともに、 前記循環路中に、送風手段を介して気体の流れを生じさ
せるように構成した蒸発濃縮装置であって、 前記凝縮部に外気冷却式の熱交換手段を設けるととも
に、 前記気体の流れの入り口側から出口側に向かうに従って
底面の位置が下降するように、前記熱交換手段を配設し
た、 事を特徴とする蒸発濃縮装置。42. A circulating path is formed between a liquid evaporating section including a storage container for storing the liquid to be processed and a condensing section for liquefying the vapor evaporated in the liquid evaporating section. An evaporating and concentrating device configured to generate a gas flow through a blowing unit, wherein an external air cooling type heat exchange unit is provided in the condensing unit, and the gas flow proceeds from an inlet side to an outlet side. An evaporative concentrator characterized in that the heat exchange means is disposed so that the position of the bottom surface is lowered.
上方に位置する事を特徴とする請求項42に記載の蒸発
濃縮装置。43. The evaporative concentrator according to claim 42, wherein said heat exchange means is located above said liquid evaporator.
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