JP2004209473A - Fine bubble generator - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a fine bubble generator which can simply be applied even to a deep water tank. <P>SOLUTION: This fine bubble generator is composed of: a stirring fin 4 provided at the bottom part of the water tank, and in which a stirring part 42 holding a plurality of radiately provided blades 44 from the upper and lower parts and fixing them to a rotary shaft 35 rotates; a stirring fin driving part 3 provided at the lower part of the stirring fin 4; a feed tube 5 in which one end forms a feed port 51 located at the center of the rotation of the stirring part and opened in the rotation irradiation direction, and the other end forms an air inlet 52 opened to the outside of the water tank; and a stator 6 in which a plurality of baffles 61 are erected at the outside of the rotation of the stirring fin 4 so as to be the shape of the rotation irradiation of the stirring fin 4, and the upper part and the lower part of each baffle 61 are connectedly fixed by fixing plates 62 and 63 so as to hold the stirring fin 4, and a feed tube 5 is made to run through the center of the upper fixing plate 63. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to an air bubble generator used for removing suspended matter in water that removes pollutants and the like generated in fresh water or sea water. Specifically, the present invention relates to a method of feeding air into fresh water or sea water containing pollutants and the like. The present invention relates to a bubble generator for performing bubble flotation for purifying a suspended substance in water by generating bubbles, causing contaminants to adhere to the bubbles, causing the bubbles to float, and removing the bubbles that have adhered and rise to the upper portion.

  As a method of removing suspended solids generated in fresh water or seawater, a foam that generates air bubbles in the water to be purified, attaches the suspended solids to the air bubbles, and removes air bubbles that floated with the suspended solids attached The floating separation method was used. For example, when rearing freshwater fish such as ornamental fish or seawater fish, the breeding water in the breeding tank contains suspended matter generated by the decomposition or dissolution of the remaining food given to the fish and feces excreted by the breeding fish. It will be polluted. And the polluted water in the breeding tank has an adverse effect on the breeding fish, and if left unchecked, the breeding fish will be affected.The breeding water must be replaced regularly or the suspended solids must be removed. No. However, the method of periodically changing the breeding water has to be performed at relatively short intervals, and changing the breeding water is a time-consuming task.

Therefore, in order to eliminate the trouble of changing the breeding water as much as possible, pump up the breeding water, filter the suspended matter through the filter material, return it to the breeding tank again, or generate bubbles in the breeding water, A foam suspension separation method has been adopted in which a suspended matter is attached to a surface, and air bubbles to which the suspended matter is attached are removed, thereby efficiently removing only the suspended matter.
In order to use the foam floating separation method, fine bubbles and relatively large bubbles are generated in the suspension, and the generated fine bubbles and relatively large bubbles are suspended in the suspension to form a suspension. Must be attached to the surface.

Therefore, the inventor has provided a fine bubble generator as shown in FIG. 9 in order to generate the fine bubbles and relatively large bubbles.
That is, in the microbubble generating device 110, a driving unit 111, which is a driving motor, is fixed on the upper frame 102 of the water tank 101 with the driving shaft 112 directed downward, and the driving shaft 112 drives a rotary cylinder 113, which is a hollow pipe. It is fixed to the shaft 112. Therefore, the rotary cylinder 113 rotates as the drive shaft 112 rotates. The rotating cylinder 113 is inserted into the water tank 101 such that the lower end is located below the water tank 101. An intake port 114 is formed at the upper end that is not immersed in the suspension in the water tank 101, and communicates with the lower end of the rotating cylinder 113. The open lower end forms an exhaust port 115. Further, a stirring fin 116 in which a vane plate is fixed radially from the center of the plate-shaped body is attached to an exhaust port 115 of the rotating cylinder 113 between disk-shaped plate bodies opposed to each other up and down. The outside air to be discharged is formed to be able to be discharged into the water tank from between the disk-shaped plate-like bodies facing up and down of the stirring fin 116.

Therefore, when the rotating cylinder 113 is rotated with the rotation of the drive shaft 112, a negative pressure is generated in the vicinity of the stirring fin 116, external air is sucked from the intake port 114, and the exhaust port 115 and the stirring fin 116 enter the water tank 101. Will be supplied.
However, even if the outside air is supplied into the water tank 101 by the negative pressure generated by the rotation of the rotary cylinder 113, the outside air becomes bubbles, but fine bubbles are hardly generated, and the water tank 101 is rotated with the rotation of the stirring fin 116. Since the suspended water in the container also rotates, a large vortex is generated in the water tank.

  Therefore, similarly to the stirring fin 116, a stator 117 having a structure in which a vane plate is fixed radially from the center of the plate between the vertically opposed disk-shaped plate-like bodies, and has a size capable of positioning the stirring fin 116 therein. , So as to include the stirring fin 116. Then, the stator 117 is fixed in the water tank 101 without rotating. That is, a fixed cylinder 118 including the rotating cylinder 113 is fixed to the upper part of the stator 117 so as not to rotate to the driving unit 111. By fixing in this manner, the stator 117 is positioned without rotating with the stirring fin 116 included. Therefore, the outside air supplied by the rotation of the stirring fins 116 is finely crushed by the stirring fins 116 and the blades of the stator 117 after being supplied to generate fine bubbles. Further, since the stator 117 does not rotate, the blades of the stator 117 hinder the rotation and suppress the rotation of the suspension water.

  As described above, the microbubbles generated by the conventional microbubble generator 110 adhere to the suspended matter in the suspension water, and even after the microbubbles are generated, the pollutants adhered without breaking the microbubbles are removed from the water tank. 101 consists of a small diameter that is easy to assemble in the upper part. Specifically, the generated fine bubbles are generated so as to contain many bubbles B having a diameter of 0.5 mm or less. If there is, it can be suspended by adhering to the suspension, and can be suspended in the suspension water without bursting even after the rise. Also, if the diameter of the bubble B is large, it will burst after rising, and the suspended matter that has adhered will again be dissolved in the suspension water, making it difficult to remove the suspended matter efficiently, If not, the buoyancy causes the buoyancy to immediately float without moving and suspending in the horizontal direction of the suspension water, and the suspended matter cannot be widely removed in the suspension water. On the other hand, the microbubbles are hard to rise, spread well over a wide range in the lateral direction, and can efficiently attach the suspended solids in the suspension water. In addition, fine bubbles alone float well but are difficult to ascend, so they are widely diffused in the suspension water, making it difficult to collect bubbles.However, relatively large bubbles are appropriately generated together with the fine bubbles. A water flow is generated in the suspension water by floating relatively large air bubbles, and when the air bubbles float near the generation of the fine air bubbles, they rise by an ascending flow or adhere to large air bubbles, and so on. Suspended matter can be efficiently removed.

As described above, the suspended matter can be collected above the suspended water by the microbubble generator described in the conventional example.
However, according to the conventional example, for example, when the water tank to be implemented is deep, the length of the rotary cylinder must be increased. When the rotating cylinder is long, the rotating cylinder is supported only at the upper portion, and the lower portion vibrates, causing a shake during rotation and being easily damaged.

  Furthermore, in order to be able to generate a large amount of microbubbles for use in a large breeding tank, a large microbubble generator is required. In this case, there is a problem that the breeding tank needs to have enough strength to withstand the weight and vibration of the apparatus.

  Further, when the gas supplied as bubbles into the suspension water is a gas that adversely affects the metal forming the rotary drive unit such as ozone, the rotary drive unit is in the process of floating the bubbles such as ozone gas upward. There is a problem in that it adheres to the metal forming the metal and accelerates the corrosion.

  In addition, since the microbubble generator is mounted from the upper part to the lower part of the water tank, there is a problem that, for example, when the apparatus is installed in a water tank for rearing ornamental fish, the appearance becomes poor.

  In view of these problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a microbubble generating device that does not impair the appearance of the water tank, does not impose a weight on the water tank, and can be easily implemented in a deep water tank. I do.

  The present invention

A stirring fin provided at the bottom of the water tank, a plurality of blades are provided radially with respect to the rotation axis, and a plurality of blades are sandwiched by discs from above and below and fixed to the rotation shaft to form a stirring fin which is rotatable. A driving unit provided at a lower portion of the stirring fin and rotating the stirring fin,
One end is located at the center of rotation of the stirring unit and forms a supply opening that opens in the radial direction of rotation of the stirring fin, and the other end forms an intake hole that opens to the gas supplied to the stirring unit in the water tank. A plurality of pipes and baffles made of a plate-like body are erected on the outer side of the rotation of the stirring fins so as to obstruct the stirring of the stirring fins so that the stirring fins rotate radially, and the upper and lower sides of the baffle plates are connected and fixed by a fixing plate. A stator in which a stirring fin is included, and a fixing hole through which a supply pipe is inserted is provided at the center of the upper fixing plate, and gas supplied into the water tank is caused by rotation of the stirring fin. A microbubble generator, which is supplied from a supply port of a supply pipe in a rotational radiation direction of the rotating fin,

as well as,
A driving unit provided outside the water tank and providing a rotational driving force to a driven unit provided inside the water tank, and a driven unit provided inside the water tank and having one end receiving the driving force from the driving unit and rotatable. At the other end, a plurality of blades are provided radially with respect to the rotation shaft, and a plurality of blades are sandwiched by disks from above and below and fixed to the rotation shaft to form a rotatable stirring unit, and a driving unit is provided. A stirring fin that rotates in the water tank by the driving force, and a supply port that is positioned at the center of the stirring section of the stirring fin and that opens in the radial direction of rotation of the stirring fin, and has the other end opened outside the water tank A supply pipe that forms an intake hole and can supply gas from the outside of the water tank to the stirring section in the water tank, and a baffle made of a plate-like body is rotated outside the rotation of the stirring fin so as to obstruct the stirring of the stirring fin. Erect a plurality of radially and baffle plates The upper and lower fixed plates are connected and fixed by a fixed plate, and a stirring fin is included.The upper fixed plate has a stator with a fixed hole through which a supply pipe is inserted at the center, and the gas outside the water tank is stirred. A microbubble generating device, which is supplied from the supply port of the supply pipe in the rotation radiation direction of the stirring fin with the rotation of the fin,

as well as,
One end is closed and the other end is formed in a cylindrical shape with an open end, and the open side surface is provided with a flange portion that can be attached to the bottom surface of the water tank, and is provided outside the lid body on the bottom surface of the water tank. At the distal end, an outer magnet portion is formed in which a plurality of magnets are arranged side by side so that the magnetic poles alternate along the circumferential direction of the lid cylindrical surface, and the outer magnet portion is formed at the base end with the lid cylindrical shaft. And a drive unit that forms a motor unit that rotates with the same rotation axis, and an inner magnet whose base end is provided in the lid and a plurality of magnets are provided along the cylindrical inner surface of the lid so that the magnetic poles alternate. A part is formed and rotated with the rotation of the outer magnet part. The tip part is protruded from the lid into the water tank, and a plurality of blades provided radially with respect to the rotation axis are clamped and fixed by a disk from above and below. Stirring fin that forms a stirring section One end is opened and located at the center of the stirring portion of the stirring fin and forms a supply port which is opened in the rotational radial direction of the stirring fin, and the other end forms an intake hole opened to the outside of the water tank. And a plurality of baffles made of a plate-like body are provided on the outer side of the rotation of the stirring fins so as to form a radial rotation of the stirring fins so as to hinder the stirring of the stirring fins. The upper and lower baffle plates are fixedly connected to each other by a fixing plate to enclose stirring fins, and a stator having a fixing hole through which a supply pipe is inserted is provided at the center of the upper fixing plate. Gas is supplied along with the rotation of the stirring fins in the supply port of the supply pipe, or in the rotation radial direction of the stirring fins,

as well as,
A stirring fin provided at the bottom of the water tank, a plurality of blades are provided radially with respect to the rotation axis, and a plurality of blades are sandwiched by discs from above and below and fixed to the rotation shaft to form a stirring fin which is rotatable. And a drive unit provided at the lower part of the stirring fin to rotate the stirring fin, and a supply port having one end located at the rotation center of the stirring unit and opening in the rotation radial direction of the stirring fin, and the other end formed. A supply pipe that forms an intake hole that is opened to gas supplied to the stirring unit in the water tank, and a baffle plate made of a plate-like body is provided with a rotation radial of the stirring fin on a rotation outer side of the stirring fin so as to hinder the stirring of the stirring fin. A plurality of baffles are erected, and the upper and lower sides of the baffle plate are connected and fixed by a fixing plate to enclose the stirring fin. At the center of the upper fixing plate, a fixing hole through which a supply pipe is inserted is formed and fixed. Stirring fins around the hole And a stator provided with a water passage hole penetrating the inside and outside of the tank.The gas supplied into the water tank is directed from the supply port of the supply pipe to the rotational radiation direction of the rotating fin with the rotation of the stirring fin. A microbubble generator characterized by being supplied

as well as,
A driving unit provided outside the water tank and providing a rotational driving force to a driven unit provided inside the water tank, and a driven unit provided inside the water tank and having one end receiving the driving force from the driving unit and rotatable. At the other end, a plurality of blades are provided radially with respect to the rotation shaft, and a plurality of blades are sandwiched by disks from above and below and fixed to the rotation shaft to form a rotatable stirring unit, and a driving unit is provided. A stirring fin that rotates in the water tank by the driving force, and a supply port that is positioned at the center of the stirring section of the stirring fin and that opens in the radial direction of rotation of the stirring fin, and has the other end opened outside the water tank A supply pipe that forms an intake hole and can supply gas from the outside of the water tank to the stirring section in the water tank, and a baffle made of a plate-like body is rotated outside the rotation of the stirring fin so as to obstruct the stirring of the stirring fin. Erect a plurality of radially and baffle plates The top and bottom are connected and fixed by a fixing plate to enclose the stirring fin, and a fixing hole through which the supply pipe is inserted is formed in the center of the upper fixing plate, and the inside and outside of the upper portion of the stirring fin are fixed around the fixing hole. And a stator having a water passage hole penetrating therethrough, and the gas outside the water tank is supplied from the supply port of the supply pipe in the rotational radiation direction of the stirring fin with the rotation of the stirring fin. A microbubble generator,

as well as,
One end is closed and the other end is formed in a cylindrical shape with an open end, and the open side surface is provided with a flange portion that can be attached to the bottom surface of the water tank, and is provided outside the lid body on the bottom surface of the water tank. At the distal end, an outer magnet portion is formed in which a plurality of magnets are arranged side by side so that the magnetic poles alternate along the circumferential direction of the lid cylindrical surface, and the outer magnet portion is formed at the base end with the lid cylindrical shaft. And a drive unit that forms a motor unit that rotates with the same rotation axis, and an inner magnet whose base end is provided in the lid and a plurality of magnets are provided along the cylindrical inner surface of the lid so that the magnetic poles alternate. A part is formed and rotated with the rotation of the outer magnet part. The tip part is protruded from the lid into the water tank, and a plurality of blades provided radially with respect to the rotation axis are clamped and fixed by a disk from above and below. Stirring fin that forms a stirring section One end is opened and located at the center of the stirring portion of the stirring fin and forms a supply port which is opened in the rotational radial direction of the stirring fin, and the other end forms an intake hole opened to the outside of the water tank. And a plurality of baffles made of a plate-like body are provided on the outer side of the rotation of the stirring fins so as to form a radial rotation of the stirring fins so as to hinder the stirring of the stirring fins. The top and bottom of the baffle plate are connected and fixed by a fixing plate to enclose the stirring fin. A fixing hole through which the supply pipe is inserted is formed at the center of the upper fixing plate, and stirring is provided around the fixing hole. And a stator having a water passage hole penetrating the inside and outside of the upper part of the fin. The gas outside the water tank is supplied from the supply port of the supply pipe in the radial direction of rotation of the stirring fin with the rotation of the stirring fin. Microbubbles characterized by being processed Raw devices,

I will provide a. The operation of the present invention is as follows.
When the drive unit rotates, the stirring unit including the plurality of blades rotates to stir the inside of the water tank, and a negative pressure is generated near the stirring unit.
Then, since one end of the supply pipe is opened at the center of rotation of the stirring portion of the stirring fin and the other end is opened outside the water tank, outside air is sucked into the water tank through the supply pipe by negative pressure.
The sucked gas is agitated and divided by the rotating blades of the agitating section, and generates fine bubbles together with large bubbles.

  When the inside and outside of the water tank are separated by the lid, the lid is attached to the bottom of the water tank to separate the inside and outside of the water tank, and a drive unit is provided outside the separated water tank, and further, inside the separated water tank. The stirring fin is provided so as to be rotatable when the driving unit is driven.

When the driving unit is driven, the driven unit, which is the base end of the stirring fin, is driven to rotate inside the separated water tank by the driving unit. When the driven part rotates, the stirring part, which is the tip of the stirring fin, also rotates, so that the blades forming the stirring part rotate. Then, the inside of the water tank is stirred by the rotation of the blade plate, and a negative pressure is generated near the stirring section.
Then, due to the generated negative pressure, gas outside the water tank is sucked from the supply pipe opened at the center of the stirring section. The sucked gas is agitated and separated by the rotating blades of the agitating section, and generates fine bubbles together with large bubbles.

If the lid is a cylinder that forms a flange, the drive unit is an outer magnet and a motor, and the stirring fin is an inner magnet and a stirring unit, the flange of the lid is attached to the bottom of the water tank. The driving unit is located outside the water tank, and the stirring fin is located at the bottom in the water tank.
The motor section of the drive section rotates, and the outer magnet section rotates. Then, the inner magnet part of the stirring fin provided in the lid is rotated, and the stirring part formed at the tip of the stirring fin is also rotated.
When the stirring section rotates, a negative pressure is generated near the stirring section in the water tank with the rotation of the stirring section.

Then, since the supply pipe has one end opened at the center of the stirring part of the stirring fin and the other end opened outside the water tank, the gas outside the water tank passes through the supply pipe due to the negative pressure generated near the stirring part, and the inside of the water tank is discharged. Is sucked and supplied.
The gas sucked into the water tank is agitated and separated by the rotation of the blades provided in the agitator, and generates fine bubbles together with large bubbles.
When the stator is provided outside the rotation of the stirring fin, the rotation of the liquid in the water tank accompanying the rotation of the stirring fin is suppressed by the stator.

Therefore, according to the present invention, the driving part and the driven part can be completely separated from each other at the bottom of the water tank by the lid, and the bubbles including the fine bubbles that are widely diffused and floated in the water tank and adhere to the pollutants are removed from the water tank. Since it can be generated in the lower part, the rotating part does not penetrate the water tank, the seal involving the rotation of the rotating part and the water tank is not required, the watertight state can be easily maintained, and it can be installed at the bottom of the water tank, so it is implemented in a deep water tank It can be implemented regardless of the depth of the aquarium.
Furthermore, even if the gas that forms the bubbles to be generated is ozone or the like that has a strong effect of corroding the metal, the rotating shaft and bearings that are greatly affected by the corrosion are located below the supplied gas or outside the water tank. Since gas does not adhere as bubbles, it is hardly affected by corrosion or the like.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is an explanatory view showing a state in which an embodiment of the present invention is applied to a water tank, FIG. 2 is a partially enlarged sectional explanatory view of FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is an explanatory view showing a state of bubbles. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing the second embodiment, FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing the third embodiment, FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing the fourth embodiment, and FIG. FIG. 8 is an enlarged sectional view illustrating a fourth embodiment, and FIG. 8 is a fifth embodiment.

  1 is a microbubble generator according to an embodiment of the present invention. The microbubble generator 1 is installed on the bottom of the water tank T as shown in FIG. The water tank T has a cylindrical shape, and is filled with a predetermined amount of breeding water W which is polluted water. In the upper part of the water tank T, there is provided a foam separation unit T1 for removing pollutants in the breeding water W together with the bubbles generated by the fine bubble generator 1, and the pollutants can be removed together with the generated bubbles B. On the bottom surface of the water tank T, there is provided a mounting portion T2 in which a mounting hole for mounting the microbubble generator 1 is formed. In this embodiment, the aquarium T is provided outside a breeding aquarium (not shown) for breeding fish and the like, and the breeding water W is drawn from the breeding aquarium (not shown) through the water supply port T3 to perform a foam separation process. An embodiment will be described in which the purified breeding water W is returned to the breeding aquarium (not shown) from the drain port T4. However, the aquarium T may form a breeding aquarium. That is, the embodiment may be such that the microbubble generator 1 is attached to the breeding aquarium. The shape of the water tank T is not limited to a cylindrical shape, and may be another shape such as a box shape depending on the place of implementation and manufacturing convenience.

  The microbubble generating device 1 generates bubbles B including microbubbles B1 in the breeding water W of the water tank T, causes a large amount of bubbles B to float on the breeding water W by the buoyancy of the large bubbles B2, and separates the bubbles B into foam. It is possible to remove and collect the pollutants adhered to the bubbles B and collected in the foam separation section T1 by pushing up and supplying the same to the section T1.

Hereinafter, the details of the microbubble generator 1 will be described.
The microbubble generating device 1 includes a lid 2 having a cylindrical shape with one end closed, a driving unit 3 provided outside the water tank T of the lid 2, and a drive unit 3 installed from the water tank T to the cylindrical part of the lid 2. The stirring fin 4 includes a supply pipe 5 capable of supplying outside air from above the stirring fin 4 into the water tank T, and a stator 6 provided outside the stirring fin 4.

  The lid 2 is fixed to the bottom surface of the water tank T so that the inside and outside of the water tank T can be separated in a watertight state. The lid 2 is formed by sealing and fixing one opening of the cylindrical body 21 to form a lid lower surface 22, and forming a flange-shaped flange portion 23 on the upper end edge of the cylindrical body 21. Then, the flange portion 23 is fixed to an attachment portion T2 provided on the bottom surface of the water tank T in a watertight manner. At this time, a packing or the like may be sandwiched between the attachment portion T2 and the flange portion 23 to form a watertight state, or a watertight state may be formed by resin or the like in order to fix the watertight state. In this embodiment, since the object to be purified by foam separation is breeding water W, it is sufficient that the lid 2 is attached to the water tank T in a watertight state, but the object to be purified is other liquid such as factory drainage or cutting oil of machine tools. In some cases, it is sufficient at least to mount the liquid to be purified so as not to leak.

  The driving unit 3 provides a rotational driving force to the stirring fin 4 that is a driven unit that is driven by the driving unit 3. The driving section 3 includes a motor section 31 and an outer magnet section 32. The motor unit 31 is fixed to the bottom surface of the water tank T such that the drive shaft is located at the lower center part of the bottom surface 22 of the lid body, and is rotated by the supplied electric power. The outer magnet portion 32 is formed by arranging magnets side by side so that magnetic poles are alternately arranged on a circumference slightly larger in diameter than the diameter of the cylindrical body 21 of the lid 2. The drive shaft of the motor unit 31 is connected to the center of rotation of the magnets arranged so as to cover the magnets. Accordingly, when the motor unit 31 is driven to rotate the drive shaft, the outer magnet unit 32 rotates around the cylindrical body 21 of the lid 2.

  The stirring fin 4 is a driven unit that is rotated by the driving of the driving unit 3, and includes an inner magnet unit 41 and a stirring unit 42, and is installed inside the water tank T of the lid 2. The inner magnet portion 41 of the stirring fin 4 is provided inside the cylindrical body 21 of the lid 2, and a plurality of magnets are provided so as to face the respective magnets of the outer magnet portion 32 installed outside the cylindrical body 21 of the lid 2. Are fixed side by side to one end of the fin rotation shaft 43 so that the magnetic poles are alternated. The other end of the fin rotation shaft 43 projects from the upper opening of the cylindrical body 21 into the water tank, and the stirring section 42 is fixed. The agitator 42 fixes the disk 45 to the upper end of the fin rotation shaft 43 at the same center, and further installs a plurality of blade plates 44 in the radial direction with respect to the axis of the fin rotation shaft 43. The upper part of the blade plate 44 is fixed to the fin rotation shaft 43 by sandwiching the upper part with a disk 45. That is, a plurality of blade plates 44 radially installed on the shaft are fixed to the fin rotation shaft 43 with the disk 45 sandwiching the blade plates 44 from above and below. An opening 46 is formed in the center of the disk 45 above the blade plate 44 to open the tip of the supply pipe 5 for sucking outside air into the stirring section 42.

  The stator 6 includes a baffle plate 61, a lower fixed plate 62, and an upper fixed plate 63. A plurality of baffle plates 61 of the stator 6 are provided in a radial direction with respect to the axis of the fin rotation shaft 43, similarly to the blade plate 44, and on a side opposite to the fin rotation shaft 43 with respect to the blade plate 44. The plurality of baffle plates 61 are connected and fixed by a lower fixing plate 62 made of a donut-shaped disk at the lower part of each baffle plate 61. Further, the lower surface of the lower fixing plate 62 is fixed to the bottom surface of the water tank T so that the water tank T Secure to the bottom. The upper portions of the plurality of baffle plates 61 are connected and fixed by an upper fixing plate 63 which is a disc-shaped plate. A fixing hole 64 for fixing the supply pipe 5 is formed at the center of the upper fixing plate 63, and a water passage hole 65 is formed at another position. When the stirring fin 4 rotates, the water flow hole 65 generates a water flow from the upper portion of the upper fixed plate 63 in a radial direction from the rotation center of the stirring fin 4, and can generate bubbles B more efficiently. Therefore, the water passage hole 65 may have an appropriate size and amount, and may be formed by opening a part of the fixing hole 64 or the like.

  The supply pipe 5 is formed of a cylindrical body. The supply pipe 5 has a supply port 51 formed by opening a tip at an opening 46 formed in the agitating section 42, and an intake port having the other end opening upward from the bottom of the water tank T through the outside of the water tank T and above the water tank T. 52 is formed. As described above, the breeding water W in the water tank T passes through the supply pipe 5 by opening the supply port 51, which is the tip, at the bottom of the water tank T, and opening the intake port 52, which is the other end, above the water tank T. And does not overflow out of the water tank T. Then, a penetrating portion penetrating from the inside of the water tank T to the outside of the water tank T on the bottom surface of the water tank T is hermetically sealed by packing or the like. Of course, the watertight state may be maintained by a caulking material or the like.

The operation of the first embodiment formed as described above will be described.
The breeding water W is filled up to a predetermined position in the water tank T. The breeding water W filled in the aquarium T exchanges the breeding water W with a breeding aquarium (not shown) through a water supply port T3 and a drainage port T4. Alternatively, it may be replaced at a stretch after purification in the water tank T for a predetermined time. In this embodiment, it is formed so that it is always replaced little by little.

When power is supplied to the motor unit 31 of the drive unit 3 and the motor unit 31 is driven to rotate, the outer magnet unit 32 fixed to the rotation shaft of the motor unit 31 is rotated. The outer magnet 32 rotates outside the cylindrical body 21 of the lid 2.
Then, the inner magnet portion 41 facing the outer magnet portion 32 with the cylindrical body 21 of the lid 2 interposed therebetween has an attractive force when a magnet having a magnetic pole different from the magnetic pole of each magnet of the outer magnet portion 32 faces the outer magnet portion 32. Since the repulsive force is generated when the same poles face each other, the inner magnet portion 41 also starts to rotate with the rotation of the outer magnet portion 32, and rotates dependently in synchronization with the rotation of the outer magnet portion 32. As the inner magnet 41 rotates, the agitator 42 connected and fixed by the fin rotation shaft 43 also rotates.

  When the stirring unit 42 of the stirring fin 4 rotates, the breeding water W near the stirring fin 4 is stirred by the blade plate 44, and a negative pressure is generated. It appears to be caused by the agitation to move rapidly in the direction away from it). When a negative pressure is generated around the stirring fin 4, the outside air sucked from the suction port 52 of the supply pipe 5 is sucked into the water tank from the supply port 51 via the supply pipe 5. Then, the sucked outside air is stirred by the stirring unit 42 of the stirring fin 4, and as a result, as shown in FIG. 3, fine bubbles, that is, fine bubbles B1, and relatively large bubbles B2 are formed. It will be supplied in breeding water W.

  If the stirring fin 4 continues to rotate, the whole of the breeding water W in the water tank T also tends to rotate, but since the stator 6 is fixedly installed outside the rotation of the stirring fin 4, the baffle plate 61 of the stator 6. Performs the rectification function by suppressing the breeding water W in the water tank T from rotating. Further, since the stirring fin 4 rotates and the stator 6 is stopped, the outside air sucked between the blade plate 44 and the baffle plate 61 is finely crushed.

  Since the breeding water W used in this embodiment is fresh water having a low salt concentration such as seawater, it is difficult for the breeding water W to generate fine bubbles B1 having a relatively small diameter, and the generated bubbles B It rises relatively quickly and explodes. Therefore, the fine bubbles B1 generated by the stirring fin 16 adhere to the pollutants in the breeding water W, and even after generation, the fine bubbles B1 are not destroyed and the adhered pollutants are collected in the upper portion of the water tank T. More specifically, it is desirable that the generated microbubbles B1 be a microbubble generator 1 that generates a large amount of air bubbles B having a diameter of 0.5 mm or less. In the case of B, the pollutant adheres and rises, and after ascending, it is gathered in the lower part of the foam separation part T1 without bursting, and the concentration of the pollutant contained in the breeding water W including the fine bubbles B1 is lower than that in the lower part of the water tank 2. Since the air bubbles can be made denser, if the air bubbles B having a diameter of 2 mm or less can be generated, they function as the fine air bubble generator 1 for removing pollutants. Further, by using the fine bubble generator 1 that generates the bubble B including the fine bubble B1 having a smaller diameter, the purification can be performed more efficiently. Although not described in detail, the breeding water W is not limited to fresh water, and may be other polluted water such as domestic wastewater.

  If the diameter of the bubble B is large, the bubble B is ruptured after rising, and the adhered pollutant returns to the polluted water again, and it is difficult to efficiently collect the pollutant at the lower portion of the foam separation part T1 of the polluted water W. In addition, as shown in FIG. 3, even if it does not rupture, it moves in the breeding water W well in the horizontal direction and does not float, but immediately rises due to its buoyancy, and pollutants can be widely dispersed in the breeding water W. Cannot be removed. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 3, the microbubbles B1 are hard to rise, spread well over a wide range in the lateral direction, and can efficiently attach the pollutants in the breeding water W.

  Further, while the fine bubbles B1 alone float well, they are difficult to ascend, so they are widely diffused in the breeding water W, and it is difficult to collect bubbles at the upper part of the breeding water W. Since the bubbles B2 are appropriately generated, a relatively large bubble B2 floats to generate a water flow from below to above the fine bubble generator 1, and the fine bubbles B1 float above the fine bubble generator 1. Then, it rises by an upward flow or by attaching to a large bubble B2.

  In this way, the generated fine bubbles B1 are widely diffused and floated in the breeding water W, and adhere to the pollutants in the breeding water W. Then, the relatively large bubbles B2 rise above the fine bubble generator 1 in the breeding water W or adhere to the bubbles B2 and rise together with the relatively large bubbles B2.

The bubble B that has risen is located above the breeding water W, that is, below the foam separation unit T1, and is eventually stacked.
When the bubbles B are further stacked, the bubbles are eventually collected at the center of the foam separation portion T1 and discharged from the bubble discharge hole T5 into the foam separation portion T1. The bubbles B collected in the foam separation section T1 are provided with the separation shelf T6 inclined in a reverse funnel shape, so that only moisture that adheres to the bubbles B together with the pollutant and is collected is separated from the separation shelf T6. Is moved toward the inner surface of the water tank T along the inclination of, and is returned to the breeding water W in the water tank T again from the recovery gap T7 provided between the inner surface of the water tank T and the separation shelf T6 formed in an inverted funnel shape. This phenomenon is because new air bubbles B are sequentially collected from the air discharge holes T5, so that the density of the air bubbles B in the foam separation part T1 increases, and the collected air bubbles B are connected to each other to sequentially form one large air bubble B. It is considered that the boundary film between the bubbles disappears due to the formation, so that the attached moisture increases, and the bubbles separate from the bubble film.

At this time, the returned water is purified because the pollutant adheres to the bubbles B and remains in the foam separation section T1, and is returned to the water tank T again, and the breeding water W is purified.
On the other hand, the bubbles B remaining in the foam separation part T1 are sequentially collected from the inside of the water tank T via the discharge holes T5, so that new bubbles B cannot be accommodated in the foam separation part T1 soon. The bubbles B are discarded such that the bubbles B overflow from the discarding port T8 provided above the foam separation unit T1.

Next, a second embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.
The lid 2, the stirring fin 4, the supply pipe 5, and the stator 6 of the second embodiment are the same as those of the first embodiment.

The drive unit 3 according to the second embodiment includes a plurality of field coils 33 and an excitation control unit 34, as shown in FIG. Each field coil 33 is fixed to the surface of the cylindrical body 21 of the lid 2 so as to face each inner magnet portion 41 provided on the stirring fin 4. The excitation control unit 34 can apply a voltage having a reverse polarity to the field coil 33 at a predetermined cycle to supply an excitation current, and the energized field coil 33 changes the direction of the generated magnetic field at a predetermined cycle. The operation of reversing the direction is repeated. Further, the excitation control section 34 can apply a circular pressure so that the adjacent field coils 33 generate a magnetic field in different directions and supply an excitation current, and the adjacent field coils 33 , A magnetic field in the opposite direction is always generated.
Others are the same as the first embodiment.

The operation of the second embodiment thus formed will be described.
The direction of the magnetic field generated between the field coils 33 is reversed by the excitation control unit 34 sequentially applying a reverse polarity voltage in a predetermined cycle. Then, a voltage of the opposite polarity is applied to each of the adjacent field coils 33, so that the direction of the magnetic field generated by the exciting current differs for each of the adjacent field coils 33.
When the field coil 33 is excited in this manner, the inner magnet portion 41 of the stirring fin 4 located inside the lid 2 facing the field coil 33 is rotated by the principle of a motor.

  When the inner magnet section 41 rotates, the stirring section 42 also rotates, similarly to the first embodiment, and exhibits the same operation as the first embodiment.

Hereinafter, a third embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. In the third embodiment, the stator 6 in the first and second embodiments is not provided in the microbubble generator 1, but a plate-like body is fixed from the inner wall of the water tank T toward the center of the water tank. This is an embodiment provided as 61, and the rest is the same as the first embodiment. Of course, the baffle plate 61 may be provided in the second embodiment, and the other configuration may be the same as in the second embodiment.
Accordingly, in the first embodiment and the second embodiment, the stator 6 exhibits the rectifying action to suppress the co-rotation, but in the third embodiment, the co-rotation is performed by the baffle plate 61 similarly to the stator 6. Can be suppressed.

Next, a fourth embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS.
The microbubble generator 1 according to the fourth embodiment includes a driving unit 3, a stirring fin 4, a supply pipe 5, and a stator 6, and is installed in a relatively small water tank T for home use or the like. Represent. A filtering device T9 is provided above the water tank T, and the breeding water pumped into the filtering device T9 can be filtered and returned to the water tank T again. The pumping of water to the filtration device T9 is performed by a foam collector T10 having a shape obtained by turning a funnel upside down and positioned above the microbubble generator 1, and a foam collector installed above the foam collector T10 and collecting foam from the foam collector T10. The generated bubbles B are pumped together with the breeding water W by a water pump T11, and the bubbles B collected in the foam collector T10 are pumped to the filtration device T9.
In the driving unit 3 of the microbubble generating device 1, the motor unit 31 includes an underwater motor, and the rotating shaft 35 can be rotated by the supplied power. The driving unit 3 is provided so that the rotating shaft 35 is protruded upward from the upper portion of the driving unit 3, and is installed so as to be rotatable about a vertical axis as the rotating shaft.
The stirring fin 4 does not have the inner magnet part 41, and is fixed so that the rotation shaft 35 of the driving part 3 becomes the fin rotation shaft 43 of the stirring part 42, and can be rotated by rotating the driving part 3. is there. The blades 44, the discs 45, and the openings 46 that form the stirring section 42 of the stirring fin 4 are formed in the same manner as in the first embodiment, so that the stirring section 42 is formed in the first embodiment. Similarly, it can rotate in the breeding water W.
As in the first embodiment, the stator 6 has a baffle plate 61 sandwiched between the lower fixed plate 62 and the upper fixed plate 3 on the outer side of the rotation of the agitating portion 42 and is fixed. It is fixed to the drive unit 3. Therefore, the positional relationship between the baffle plate 61 of the stator 6 and the blade plate 44 of the stirring section 42 is the same as in the first embodiment.
The supply pipe 5 is provided such that one end is opened to the opening 46 of the stirring section 42 and the other end is opened to a position higher than the water tank T outside the water tank T, as in the first embodiment. Therefore, the supply pipe 5 is the same as in the first embodiment.
As in the first embodiment, the stator 6 is configured such that a plurality of baffle plates 61 are sandwiched and fixed by a lower fixing plate 62 and an upper fixing plate 63 in a radial manner. The stator 6 is entirely fixed to the motor unit 31 by the stay 64, and is installed so that the relative position with respect to the stirring fin 4 is the same as in the first embodiment. The fourth embodiment thus formed can be installed on the bottom of the water tank T, and can be implemented in a general-purpose water tank T for home use or the like.

Hereinafter, the operation of the fourth embodiment thus formed will be described.
Electric power is supplied to the drive unit 3 and the rotation shaft 35 of the motor unit 31 (integrated with the fin rotation shaft 43) rotates.
When the rotating shaft 35 (integral with the fin rotating shaft 43) rotates, the stirring fin 4 fixed to the rotating shaft 35 (integral with the fin rotating shaft 43) rotates.
As the stirring fin 4 rotates, bubbles B including fine bubbles B1 and large bubbles B2 are generated as in the first embodiment, and the fine bubbles B1 have weak buoyancy, so that the bubbles B traverse the breeding water W in the water tank T. The bubble B2, which floats widely in the direction and has relatively large buoyancy, floats upward. The microbubbles B1 spread in the horizontal direction and widely adhere to and suspend the pollutants in the breeding water W.
At this time, since the microbubble generator 1 is located below the bubble collector T10, the large bubbles B2 floating upward are collected by the bubble collector T10. At that time, in the water tank, an upward water flow is generated due to the floating of the large bubbles B2. Therefore, the fine bubbles B1 that have moved near this water flow rise along the water flow and are moved together with the large bubbles B2 by the foam collector T10. Foam is collected.
The air bubbles B collected by the foam collector T10 are pumped up together with the breeding water W by the water pump T11 and discharged to the filtration device T9. In the filtration device T9, the polluted substances are filtered from the air bubbles B to which the pumped-up polluted substances are adhered, and the breeding water W is purified and returned to the water tank T again.
The breeding water W is purified by repeating such circulation of the breeding water W.

Next, a fifth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.
As shown in FIG. 8, the microbubble generator 1 according to the fifth embodiment has a driving unit 3 installed outside the bottom of the water tank T as in the first embodiment, and the stirring fin 4 and the stirring fin 4 in the water tank T. The stator 6 is provided. In addition, unlike the first to third embodiments, the microbubble generating device 1 does not include the lid 2 from which the driving unit 3 and the stirring fin 4 are separated, and includes a rotating shaft 35 that rotates the stirring fin 4, A shaft hole T12 pre-drilled at the bottom of the water tank T is provided.
The driving unit 3 includes a motor unit 31, and the motor unit 31 is attached to the outside of the water tank T in the shaft hole T <b> 12, and the rotation shaft 35 of the motor unit 31 is attached to the inside of the water tank T through the shaft hole T <b> 12. . 36 is a flange member. In the center of the flange member 36, a shaft hole 37 that can penetrate the rotation shaft 35 of the motor unit 31 is formed. The rotation shaft 35 penetrates the shaft hole 37, and the mounting motor unit 31 is moved to the bottom of the water tank T. It is a member for mounting in a watertight manner. The shaft hole 37 is formed with an oil seal, and is provided in a watertight manner with the rotating shaft 35, and the rotating shaft 35 is rotatably provided.
The stirring fin 4 is attached to the tip of the rotation shaft 35 of the motor unit 31 as in the fourth embodiment. The rest of the stirring fin 4 is the same as in the first embodiment.
The intake port 52 of the supply pipe 5 is formed by opening the tip (not shown) of the intake pipe 53 to the outside of the water tank as in the first embodiment. The supply port 51 of the supply pipe 5 differs from the first embodiment in that the supply port 51 is open to the stirring fin 4 side of the rotating shaft 35.

In detail, the supply pipe 5 has a communication hole 38 formed in advance in the flange member 36 up to the rotation shaft 35 of the motor unit 31, and the rotation shaft 35 is formed to be hollow, and one end is formed in the rotation shaft 35 within the flange member 36. A communication hole 39 is formed in advance so as to form a supply port 51 that opens to the stirring fin 4 attached to the tip of the rotating shaft 35 at the other end, and an intake pipe 53. The intake pipe 5 is connected to the other end of the intake pipe 53, which is different from the intake port 52, to the communication hole 38 of the flange member 36, so that the supply port 51 and the intake port 52 communicate with each other to be provided in the outside air or outside. Is formed so as to be supplied into the water tank T.
Although the stator 6 is not particularly shown, since the supply pipe 5 does not take in air from the upper part, the upper fixing plate 63 is not provided with a fixing hole 64 for fixing the supply pipe 5, but otherwise the same as in the first embodiment. is there.

The operation of the fifth embodiment is the same as that of the fifth embodiment except that the supply pipe 5 supplies the outside air or another gas provided outside to the water tank T via the rotary shaft 35. This is the same as the embodiment.
Therefore, in the fifth embodiment, the driving unit 3 is located outside the water tank T, and the stirring fins 4 form the stirring unit and also form the passive unit that receives the driving force from the driving unit 3 and rotates. The stirring fins 4 provided on the shaft 35 are driven to rotate, and a negative pressure is generated by the rotation of the stirring fins 4, and the negative pressure sucks air from the intake port 52 of the supply pipe 5, and supplies the supply pipe 5, the suction pipe 53, and the communication hole. The gas sucked from the supply port 51 via the communication hole 38 and the communication hole 39 is supplied to generate fine bubbles.
As described above, according to the fifth embodiment, the motor unit 31 can be positioned outside the bottom of the water tank T, and the stator 6 is only located at the bottom of the water tank T in the water tank T. The appearance is not impaired when implemented in a water tank or the like.

In the fifth embodiment, the supply pipe 5 is formed so as to be supplied to the stirring fin 4 via the rotary shaft 35 in the flange member 32 of the driving unit 3, but as in the first embodiment. Alternatively, the suction port 52 may be formed so as to open above the stirring fin 4.
Further, in these embodiments, the polluted water to be purified is the breeding water W, but is not limited to the breeding water, and may be other polluted water such as domestic wastewater, and may be used for factory drainage and machine tools. The cutting oil may be contaminated. The gas supplied into the water tank T via the supply pipe 5 is outside air (air) in these embodiments. However, depending on the polluted water to be purified, another gas such as ozone or other gas is used. In some cases, a mixed gas of the above gas and air is desirable, and when these gases are supplied into the water tank T, the inlet 52 of the supply pipe 5 is connected to a generator of these gases to form a water tank. It is also possible to supply in T.

  Furthermore, since a large amount of bubbles B can be generated, the method can be performed even when the substance in the polluted water to be removed or separated by the generated foam is a low concentration protein or enzyme having low separation efficiency by the precipitation method or ultrafiltration. It is. Then, when the substance to be removed or separated is a substance having poor surface activity, a surfactant is added to the contaminated water to form a hydrophobic complex between the substance to be removed or separated and the surfactant to facilitate adsorption. You may do it. In this case, the substance to be removed or separated can be specified by appropriately selecting the surfactant, and in the case of a metal or the like, the substance to be removed and added by adding another substance. Can form and remove a hydrophobic complex, and in the case of a surfactant, a specific substance can be removed or separated by appropriately selecting another substance to be added.

  Furthermore, the number of bubbles B generated can be controlled by controlling the rotation speed of the stirring fin 4 so that the amount of gas that can be supplied from the supply pipe 5 can be controlled by a supply valve (not shown) or the like. Thus, the amount of the bubble B can be increased, and the amount of the fine bubble B1 in the bubble B can be increased, and the amount of the large bubble B2 can be reduced or eliminated. Then, depending on the liquid to be purified in the water tank T, a large amount of bubbles B are generated in the polluted water W, and the fine bubbles B1 are formed so as to be forcibly positioned at the upper portion depending on the amount thereof, so that the pollutants adhere. It is also possible to forcibly discharge the generated fine bubbles B1 from the upper part.

Explanatory drawing showing a state in which an embodiment of the present invention is applied to a water tank. Partial enlarged sectional explanatory view of FIG. Explanatory drawing explaining the state of air bubbles according to an embodiment of the present invention. Explanatory drawing showing a second embodiment. Explanatory drawing showing a third embodiment. Explanatory drawing showing a fourth embodiment. Enlarged sectional explanatory view of the fourth embodiment. Sectional explanatory view showing a fifth embodiment. Conventional example

Explanation of reference numerals

B Bubble B1 Fine Bubble B2 Large Bubble W Breeding Water T Water Tank T1 Foam Separation Part T2 Mounting Part T3 Water Supply Port T4 Drainage Port T5 Drainage Hole T6 Separation Shelf T7 Collection Gap T8 Waste Port T9 Filtration Device T10 Foamer T12 Pumping Pump Shaft hole 1 Microbubble generator 2 Lid 21 Cylindrical body 22 Lid bottom 23 Flange 3 Drive unit 31 Motor unit 32 Outer magnet unit 33 Field coil 34 Excitation control unit 35 Rotating shaft 36 Flange member 37 Shaft hole 38 Communication hole Reference Signs List 39 communication hole 4 stirring fin 41 inner magnet part 42 stirring part 43 fin rotation shaft 44 blade plate 45 disk 46 hole 5 supply pipe 51 supply port 52 intake port 53 intake pipe 6 stator 61 baffle plate 62 lower fixing plate 63 upper fixing plate 64 Fixing hole 65 Water passage hole

Claims (6)

A stirring fin provided at the bottom of the water tank, a plurality of blades are provided radially with respect to the rotation axis, and a plurality of blades are sandwiched by discs from above and below and fixed to the rotation shaft to form a stirring fin which is rotatable. When,
A drive unit that is provided below the stirring fin and rotates the stirring fin,
One end is located at the center of rotation of the stirring unit and forms a supply opening that opens in the radial direction of rotation of the stirring fin, and the other end forms an intake hole that opens to the gas supplied to the stirring unit in the water tank. Tubes and
A plurality of plate-shaped baffle plates are erected outside the rotation of the stirrer fins so as to obstruct the stirring of the stirrer fins so that the stirrer fins rotate radially, and the upper and lower sides of the baffle plates are connected and fixed by a fixed plate to stir. A stator including fins and having a fixing hole in the center of the upper fixing plate through which a supply pipe is inserted;
Consisting of
A microbubble generating apparatus characterized in that gas supplied into a water tank is supplied from a supply port of a supply pipe in a rotational radiation direction of a rotating fin with rotation of a stirring fin. A drive unit provided outside the water tank and providing a rotational driving force to a driven unit provided inside the water tank,
Provided inside the water tank, one end forms a rotatable driven portion that receives a driving force from the driving portion, and a plurality of blade plates are provided at the other end radially with respect to the rotation axis, and the plurality of blade plates are vertically moved. Forming a rotatable stirrer by being sandwiched by a disc and fixed to a rotating shaft, and a stirrer fin that rotates in a water tank by a driving force from a driving unit;
One end is located at the center of the stirring portion of the stirring fin and forms a supply port that is opened in the rotation radial direction of the stirring fin, and the other end forms an intake hole that is opened outside the water tank. A supply pipe that can be supplied to the stirring section in the inside,
A plurality of plate-shaped baffle plates are erected outside the rotation of the stirrer fins so as to obstruct the stirring of the stirrer fins so that the stirrer fins rotate radially, and the upper and lower sides of the baffle plates are connected and fixed by a fixed plate to stir. A stator including fins and having a fixing hole in the center of the upper fixing plate through which a supply pipe is inserted;
Consisting of
A gas generator outside the water tank, wherein the gas is supplied from the supply port of the supply pipe in the rotation radial direction of the stirring fin as the stirring fin rotates. A lid having a cylindrical shape with one end closed and the other end opened, and a flange provided on the open side surface, which can be attached to the bottom of the water tank;
An outer magnet part is provided outside the lid on the bottom of the water tank, and a plurality of magnets are juxtaposed at the distal end so that the magnetic poles are alternately arranged along the circumferential direction of the cylindrical surface of the lid body. Is a drive unit that forms a motor unit that rotates the outer magnet unit with the lid cylindrical axis and the rotation axis being the same,
The base end portion is provided inside the lid body and forms a plurality of magnets along the inner surface of the lid body so that a plurality of magnetic poles are alternately formed to form an inner magnet portion, which is rotated with the rotation of the outer magnet portion, and the tip portion is rotated. Stirring fins projecting from the lid into the water tank and forming a stirring portion that is fixedly held by a disk from above and below a plurality of blade plates provided radially with respect to the rotation axis,
One end is opened and located at the center of the stirring portion of the stirring fin and forms a supply port that is opened in the rotational radial direction of the stirring fin, and the other end forms an intake hole that is opened outside the water tank, and the outside of the water tank is formed. A supply pipe capable of supplying gas to the stirring section in the water tank,
A plurality of plate-shaped baffle plates are erected outside the rotation of the stirrer fins so as to obstruct the stirring of the stirrer fins so that the stirrer fins rotate radially, and the upper and lower sides of the baffle plates are connected and fixed by a fixed plate to stir. A stator including fins and having a fixing hole in the center of the upper fixing plate through which a supply pipe is inserted;
Consisting of
A gas generator outside the water tank, wherein the gas is supplied from the supply port of the supply pipe in the rotation radial direction of the stirring fin as the stirring fin rotates. A stirring fin provided at the bottom of the water tank, a plurality of blades are provided radially with respect to the rotation axis, and a plurality of blades are sandwiched by discs from above and below and fixed to the rotation shaft to form a stirring fin which is rotatable. When,
A drive unit that is provided below the stirring fin and rotates the stirring fin,
One end is located at the center of rotation of the stirring unit and forms a supply opening that opens in the radial direction of rotation of the stirring fin, and the other end forms an intake hole that opens to the gas supplied to the stirring unit in the water tank. Tubes and
A plurality of plate-shaped baffle plates are erected outside the rotation of the stirrer fins so as to obstruct the stirring of the stirrer fins so that the stirrer fins rotate radially, and the upper and lower sides of the baffle plates are connected and fixed by a fixed plate to stir. A fin is included, and a fixing hole through which a supply pipe is inserted is formed in the center of the upper fixing plate, and a water hole that penetrates inside and outside the upper portion of the stirring fin is formed around the fixing hole. A stator,
Consisting of
A microbubble generating apparatus characterized in that gas supplied into a water tank is supplied from a supply port of a supply pipe in a rotational radiation direction of a rotating fin with rotation of a stirring fin. A drive unit provided outside the water tank and providing a rotational driving force to a driven unit provided inside the water tank,
Provided inside the water tank, one end forms a rotatable driven portion that receives a driving force from the driving portion, and a plurality of blade plates are provided at the other end radially with respect to the rotation axis, and the plurality of blade plates are vertically moved. Forming a rotatable stirrer by being sandwiched by a disc and fixed to a rotating shaft, and a stirrer fin that rotates in a water tank by a driving force from a driving unit;
One end is located at the center of the stirring portion of the stirring fin and forms a supply port that is opened in the rotation radial direction of the stirring fin, and the other end forms an intake hole that is opened outside the water tank. A supply pipe that can be supplied to the stirring section in the inside,
A plurality of plate-shaped baffle plates are erected outside the rotation of the stirrer fins so as to obstruct the stirring of the stirrer fins so that the stirrer fins rotate radially, and the upper and lower sides of the baffle plates are connected and fixed by a fixed plate to stir. A fin is included, and a fixing hole through which a supply pipe is inserted is formed in the center of the upper fixing plate, and a water hole that penetrates inside and outside the upper portion of the stirring fin is formed around the fixing hole. A stator,
Consisting of
A microbubble generating apparatus characterized in that gas outside the water tank is supplied from a supply port of a supply pipe in a rotational radial direction of the stirring fin as the stirring fin rotates. A lid having a cylindrical shape with one end closed and the other end opened, and a flange provided on the open side surface, which can be attached to the bottom of the water tank;
An outer magnet part is provided outside the lid on the bottom of the water tank, and a plurality of magnets are juxtaposed at the distal end so that the magnetic poles are alternately arranged along the circumferential direction of the cylindrical surface of the lid body. Is a drive unit that forms a motor unit that rotates the outer magnet unit with the lid cylindrical axis and the rotation axis being the same,
The base end portion is provided inside the lid body and forms a plurality of magnets along the inner surface of the lid body so that a plurality of magnetic poles are alternately formed to form an inner magnet portion, which is rotated with the rotation of the outer magnet portion, and the tip portion is rotated. Stirring fins projecting from the lid into the water tank and forming a stirring portion that is fixedly held by a disk from above and below a plurality of blade plates provided radially with respect to the rotation axis,
One end is opened and located at the center of the stirring portion of the stirring fin and forms a supply port that is opened in the rotational radial direction of the stirring fin, and the other end forms an intake hole that is opened outside the water tank, and the outside of the water tank is formed. A supply pipe capable of supplying gas to the stirring section in the water tank,
A plurality of plate-shaped baffle plates are erected outside the rotation of the stirrer fins so as to obstruct the stirring of the stirrer fins so that the stirrer fins rotate radially, and the upper and lower sides of the baffle plates are connected and fixed by a fixed plate to stir. A fin is included, and a fixing hole through which a supply pipe is inserted is formed in the center of the upper fixing plate, and a water hole that penetrates inside and outside the upper portion of the stirring fin is formed around the fixing hole. A stator,
Consisting of
A gas generator outside the water tank, wherein the gas is supplied from the supply port of the supply pipe in the rotation radial direction of the stirring fin as the stirring fin rotates.

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