JP2003106961A - Environmental condition measuring device - Google Patents

Environmental condition measuring device

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JP2003106961A
JP2003106961A JP2001301388A JP2001301388A JP2003106961A JP 2003106961 A JP2003106961 A JP 2003106961A JP 2001301388 A JP2001301388 A JP 2001301388A JP 2001301388 A JP2001301388 A JP 2001301388A JP 2003106961 A JP2003106961 A JP 2003106961A
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Katsuhiro Suzuki
克裕 鈴木
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Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To facilitate measurement by an environmental condition measuring device. SOLUTION: The measuring device detects and measures a particular substance from air sampled from an area under surveillance. A sampling pipe introducing the air is provided on the measuring device and a cooling part using a solid cooling element is formed on the sampling pipe.

Description

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

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】本発明は、監視区域の雰囲気から
特定された成分を測定することによって、汚損、ガス漏
洩、火災のような環境状態を検知するような測定装置に
関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a measuring device for detecting environmental conditions such as pollution, gas leakage, and fire by measuring specified components in the atmosphere of a monitored area.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】従来、例えば、特開平5−128382
号公報に示されるように、監視区域の雰囲気をサンプリ
ングして、質量分析計によってその空気を分析して特定
された物質を検出することで環境状態の一つとして火災
を検出することについて示されている。
2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, for example, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 5-128382.
As shown in the gazette, it is shown that a fire is detected as one of environmental conditions by sampling the atmosphere of a monitored area and analyzing the air by a mass spectrometer to detect a specified substance. ing.

【0003】[0003]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】しかし、上記のような
測定装置を用いる場合、単に空気を導入しているので、
測定装置によって特定された物質が検出できるまで、濃
度的に時間がかかることがある。そして、環境汚損のよ
うに、特定物質を極低濃度の範囲で測定しようとする
と、装置的に工夫が必要であり、高価でかつ扱いずらい
ものとなりやすい。
However, when using the above-mentioned measuring device, since air is simply introduced,
It may take time in terms of concentration until the substance specified by the measuring device can be detected. When measuring a specific substance in an extremely low concentration range, such as environmental pollution, it is necessary to devise a device, and it tends to be expensive and difficult to handle.

【0004】したがって、本発明は、環境状態測定装置
による測定を無理なく行いやすくすることを目的とす
る。
Therefore, an object of the present invention is to facilitate the measurement by the environmental condition measuring device without difficulty.

【0005】[0005]

【課題を解決するための手段】本発明は、監視区域から
サンプリングしてきた空気から特定の物質を検出して測
定する測定装置であって、該測定装置に前記空気を導入
するサンプリング管を備え、該サンプリング管に固体冷
却素子を用いる冷却部を形成していることを特徴とする
ものである。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention is a measuring device for detecting and measuring a specific substance from the air sampled from a monitoring area, the measuring device including a sampling pipe for introducing the air. It is characterized in that a cooling section using a solid cooling element is formed in the sampling tube.

【0006】また、固体冷却素子は、逆に加熱すること
ができるものであり、サンプリング管の冷却部の前方
で、溶剤を噴霧するものでもよい。
The solid cooling element can be heated conversely, and the solvent may be sprayed in front of the cooling part of the sampling tube.

【0007】さらに、測定装置は、質量分析計を用い、
とくに、質量分析計は、エレクトロスプレー法によりイ
オン化するものである。
Further, the measuring device uses a mass spectrometer,
In particular, the mass spectrometer is one which is ionized by the electrospray method.

【0008】[0008]

【発明の実施の形態】以下、本発明の第1の実施の形態
について図1および図2を用いて説明する。図1は、本
発明を用いる環境状態測定装置について全体を概略的に
示した構成図であり、図2は、図1の質量分析計を概略
的に示した構成図である。
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION A first embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 is a block diagram schematically showing the entire environmental condition measuring apparatus using the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a block diagram schematically showing the mass spectrometer of FIG.

【0009】図1において、1はサンプリング管、2は
冷却部、3は質量分析計、4は溶剤噴霧部であって、メ
タノール/水の混合溶剤を噴霧する濃度調節器41およ
び筒先43を備えたインジェクタ42により構成されて
いる。なお、44は湿度計であり、濃度調整器41の調
整に利用している。
In FIG. 1, 1 is a sampling tube, 2 is a cooling unit, 3 is a mass spectrometer, and 4 is a solvent spraying unit, which comprises a concentration controller 41 and a barrel tip 43 for spraying a mixed solvent of methanol / water. And an injector 42. A hygrometer 44 is used for adjusting the concentration adjuster 41.

【0010】なお、質量分析計3’は、別の実施形態と
して質量分析計3の位置を換えた場合であるが、目的に
よって双方設けておくことに問題はない。
Although the mass spectrometer 3'is a case where the position of the mass spectrometer 3 is changed as another embodiment, there is no problem in providing both of them depending on the purpose.

【0011】また、冷却部2は、固体冷却素子としての
ペルチェ素子21を用いて構成され、冷却された溶剤が
孔22から導入管23を通って質量分析計3に導入され
るように構成されている。ここで、ペルチェ素子21
は、性質の異なる2種の金属を接続したもので、これに
電流を流すと一方で吸熱し他方で発熱するペルチェ効果
が生じるものである。このペルチェ素子21は金属材料
としてビスマス、アンチモン、テルル等の化合物が用い
られる。なお、これらの金属材料は通常上下を硬いセラ
ミックで固定しているが、近年プラスチックのような柔
軟材料で固定する取扱いやすい素子も用いられ、フリヂ
スタ素子という名称も用いられている。
The cooling unit 2 is constructed by using a Peltier element 21 as a solid cooling element, and the cooled solvent is introduced into the mass spectrometer 3 from the hole 22 through the introduction pipe 23. ing. Here, the Peltier device 21
Is a type in which two kinds of metals having different properties are connected to each other, and when a current is passed through this, a Peltier effect occurs in which one endotherm is absorbed and the other end is heated. The Peltier element 21 uses a compound such as bismuth, antimony or tellurium as a metal material. Note that these metal materials are usually fixed with hard ceramics on the top and bottom, but in recent years, easy-to-handle elements that are fixed with a flexible material such as plastic are also used, and the name "fristor element" is also used.

【0012】このようなペルチェ素子21は略平板状で
あるので、管路に設ける場合に場所をとらず、省スペー
ス的に用いることが可能である。
Since such a Peltier element 21 has a substantially flat plate shape, it can be used in a space-saving manner when it is installed in a pipe line without taking up any space.

【0013】また、このようなペルチェ素子21は、上
記のように発熱作用もあるので、溶剤を導入管23へ流
すための孔22に物質が固着するような場合でも、定期
的に加熱放散させることで、詰まりを防止することがで
きる。
Further, since the Peltier element 21 as described above also has a heat generating function as described above, even when the substance is fixed to the hole 22 for flowing the solvent to the introduction pipe 23, it is regularly heated and diffused. Therefore, clogging can be prevented.

【0014】質量分析計3は、詳細には示さないが、イ
オン化部、質量分離部、イオン検出部により構成され、
測定には、まずイオン化部でイオン化されるが、イオン
化の方式として、いわゆるソフトなイオン化法である放
射性金属からのβ線による大気圧イオン化法、高電場に
噴出させるエレクトロスプレー法等を用いると高分子量
の物質であってもフラグメント化を抑えた検出が可能と
なる。このようなイオン化に続いて、四重極質量分離部
を経て検出器で検出する。図2は、エレクトロスプレー
法による質量分析計3の構成を概略的に示したものであ
り、図1の導入管23から導かれた溶剤が高電圧が印加
された細管31から放出され、液滴としてイオン化さ
れ、スリット32を通過した分子は、分離部33を通過
するときに質量数に応じて分離され、検出器34によっ
て検出される。
Although not shown in detail, the mass spectrometer 3 is composed of an ionization section, a mass separation section, and an ion detection section,
For measurement, it is first ionized in the ionization part, but as the ionization method, it is possible to use a so-called soft ionization method such as atmospheric pressure ionization method using β ray from radioactive metal, electrospray method ejected to high electric field. Even a substance having a molecular weight can be detected while suppressing fragmentation. Subsequent to such ionization, detection is performed by a detector via the quadrupole mass separation unit. FIG. 2 schematically shows the configuration of the mass spectrometer 3 by the electrospray method. The solvent introduced from the introduction tube 23 of FIG. 1 is discharged from the thin tube 31 to which a high voltage is applied, and droplets are formed. Molecules that have been ionized as and passed through the slit 32 are separated according to the mass number when passing through the separation unit 33, and are detected by the detector 34.

【0015】そして、サンプリング管1にマンションの
1室から雰囲気を導入するとき、いわゆるVOC(揮発
性有機物質)がシックハウス等の問題の原因であり、ホ
ルムアルデヒド等が筒先43から放出された溶剤(メタ
ノール/水)に溶け込み、冷却部2でトラップされた溶
剤に捕集される。この溶剤が質量分析計3に導入され、
上記のような方式によって、ホルムアルデヒド等のVO
Cが検出されることになる。ここで、VOCとしては、
ベンゼン、トルエン、キシレン等サンプリング元となる
部屋に建築材料から発生していれば検出されることとな
る。このように、シックハウスの対策として、室内のV
OCを測定する環境状態測定装置として使用される。
When the atmosphere is introduced into the sampling tube 1 from one room of the condominium, so-called VOC (volatile organic substance) is a cause of problems such as sick house, and formaldehyde and the like are discharged from the cylinder tip 43 as a solvent (methanol). / Water) and is collected by the solvent trapped in the cooling unit 2. This solvent is introduced into the mass spectrometer 3,
VO of formaldehyde etc. by the above method
C will be detected. Here, as VOC,
Benzene, toluene, xylene, etc. will be detected if they are generated from building materials in the sampling source room. In this way, as a countermeasure for sick houses, indoor V
It is used as an environmental condition measuring device for measuring OC.

【0016】また、サンプリングされた雰囲気内に、焦
げ臭が存在すると、VOCと同様にリボグルコサン等が
溶剤に捕集され、質量分析計3で測定される。このリボ
グルコサンの検出量によって火災警報を発することがで
きる。同様に、質量分析計3がエタンやプロパンを検出
した場合、ガス漏れ警報を行うこともできる。
If a burning odor is present in the sampled atmosphere, riboglucosan or the like is collected in the solvent and measured by the mass spectrometer 3 as in the case of VOC. A fire alarm can be issued based on the detected amount of riboglucosan. Similarly, when the mass spectrometer 3 detects ethane or propane, a gas leak alarm can be issued.

【0017】なお、別の実施形態として、このような質
量分析計3’には、直接サンプリングした雰囲気を導入
することが可能であり、その場合、質量分析計3’内の
細管31の先端からは、雰囲気が直接噴出される。冷却
部2でトラップされない、例えば沸点が低い物質や溶媒
に溶けない物質による比較的安定なガス分子を測定する
場合には、冷却部2で冷却した雰囲気を質量分析計3’
に導入することで、測定が行いやすくなる。同時に、溶
剤噴霧を行わず冷却することで、水分の分離が可能とな
り、ガス分子のみを質量分析計3に導入することができ
る。
As another embodiment, it is possible to directly introduce a sampled atmosphere into such a mass spectrometer 3 ', and in that case, from the tip of the thin tube 31 in the mass spectrometer 3'. The atmosphere is spouted directly. When measuring a relatively stable gas molecule that is not trapped in the cooling unit 2, for example, a substance having a low boiling point or a substance that is insoluble in a solvent, the atmosphere cooled in the cooling unit 2 is measured by a mass spectrometer 3 ′.
Introduced into, makes it easier to measure. At the same time, by cooling without spraying the solvent, it becomes possible to separate water, and only gas molecules can be introduced into the mass spectrometer 3.

【0018】以上のように、この発明は、監視区域から
サンプリングしてきた空気から特定の物質を検出して測
定する測定装置であって、該測定装置に前記空気を導入
するサンプリング管を備え、該サンプリング管に固体冷
却素子を用いる冷却部を形成しているので、溶剤や測定
物質を捕集しやすく、測定が効率的に行えるという効果
がある。
As described above, the present invention is a measuring device for detecting and measuring a specific substance from the air sampled from a monitoring area, the measuring device including a sampling pipe for introducing the air, Since the cooling part using the solid cooling element is formed in the sampling tube, there is an effect that the solvent and the measurement substance are easily collected and the measurement can be efficiently performed.

【0019】また、固体冷却素子は、逆に加熱すること
ができるものであり、付着物を加熱放散させて導入管へ
の孔の詰まりを防止することができ、サンプリング管の
冷却部の前方で、溶剤を噴霧して浮遊物質を捕集するこ
ともできる。
Further, the solid cooling element can be heated conversely, and it is possible to prevent the clogging of the hole in the introduction tube by heating and dissipating the adhered matter, and in front of the cooling part of the sampling tube. Alternatively, the solvent can be sprayed to collect the suspended matter.

【0020】さらに、測定装置は、質量分析計を用い、
とくに、質量分析計は、エレクトロスプレー法によりイ
オン化するもので、高分子であってもそのまま測定する
ことが可能である。
Further, the measuring device uses a mass spectrometer,
In particular, the mass spectrometer is one that is ionized by the electrospray method, and even a polymer can be measured as it is.

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

【図1】本発明の一実施形態のシステム構成図。FIG. 1 is a system configuration diagram of an embodiment of the present invention.

【図2】図1の質量分析計を示す概略構成図。FIG. 2 is a schematic configuration diagram showing the mass spectrometer of FIG.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

2 冷却部 21 ペルチェ素子 3、3’質量分析計 2 Cooling unit 21 Peltier element 3, 3'mass spectrometer

Claims (5)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 監視区域からサンプリングしてきた空気
から特定の物質を検出して測定する測定装置であって、 該測定装置に前記空気を導入するサンプリング管を備
え、該サンプリング管に固体冷却素子を用いる冷却部を
形成していることを特徴とする環境状態測定装置。
1. A measuring device for detecting and measuring a specific substance from air sampled from a monitoring area, the measuring device comprising a sampling pipe for introducing the air, wherein the sampling pipe is provided with a solid cooling element. An environmental condition measuring device characterized by forming a cooling unit to be used.
【請求項2】 固体冷却素子は、逆に加熱することがで
きる請求項1の環境状態測定装置。
2. The environmental condition measuring device according to claim 1, wherein the solid cooling element can be heated conversely.
【請求項3】 サンプリング管の冷却部の前方で、溶剤
を噴霧する請求項1の環境状態測定装置。
3. The environmental condition measuring device according to claim 1, wherein the solvent is sprayed in front of the cooling part of the sampling tube.
【請求項4】 測定装置は、質量分析計を用いる請求項
1の環境状態測定装置。
4. The environmental condition measuring device according to claim 1, wherein the measuring device uses a mass spectrometer.
【請求項5】 質量分析計は、エレクトロスプレー法に
よりイオン化する請求項4の環境状態測定装置。
5. The environmental condition measuring device according to claim 4, wherein the mass spectrometer is ionized by an electrospray method.
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