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JP2007195838A
JP2007195838A JP2006020006A JP2006020006A JP2007195838A JP 2007195838 A JP2007195838 A JP 2007195838A JP 2006020006 A JP2006020006 A JP 2006020006A JP 2006020006 A JP2006020006 A JP 2006020006A JP 2007195838 A JP2007195838 A JP 2007195838A
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a nebulizer which is suitable to a jet type nebulizer e.g., where a chemical never flows out and the expected aerosol state of the chemical is maintained even when a container is tilted and used, so that safety and reliability in use are secured, and which can be easily assembled and can be produced at a low cost. <P>SOLUTION: A nozzle 6 is projectingly formed at the liquid pool chamber 5 formed inside of a case housings 4 to jet compressed air from the nozzle hole 13 of the nozzle 6. A liquid suction tube 7 is mounted on the outer peripheral surface of the nozzle 6, and a suction port 21 through which a liquid 12 in the liquid pool chamber 5 can be sucked out is formed at the upper end of the liquid suction tube 7. A suck-up groove 19 communicating with the suction port 21 is formed at the inner surface of the liquid suction tube 7, and a baffle 23 is arranged right over the nozzle hole 13. Thus, the nebulizer 1 can generate aerosol 29 by making the compressed air and the liquid 12 collide with the baffle 23. The suck-up groove 19 is formed at the whole periphery of the inner surface of the lower end of the liquid suction tube 7. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

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本発明は、例えばジェット式ネブライザに好適で、器体が傾倒使用されても薬液の流出の心配がなく、また薬液の所期のエアロゾル状態を維持して、使用上の安全性と信頼性を確保できるとともに、組み立てが容易で安価に製作できるネブライザに関する。   The present invention is suitable for, for example, a jet type nebulizer, and there is no fear of the outflow of a chemical even when the body is tilted, and the intended aerosol state of the chemical is maintained to improve the safety and reliability in use. The present invention relates to a nebulizer that can be secured and can be easily assembled at low cost.

喘息または肺疾患の患者に対する薬剤投与法ないし治療法として、薬液を霧化(エアロゾル)し、これを患者に吸入させて薬物を気道或いは肺内に沈着させる吸入療法があり、この吸入療法に、薬液を所定粒径に調製して霧化し、これを患者に吸入させるネブライザが使用されている。
前記ネブライザは霧化方式によって、超音波の振動を利用して霧化する超音波式ネブライザと、ノズルから噴射するジェット流を利用して霧化するジェット式ネブライザとがあり、前者は後者に比べて概して高価であるという問題がある。
As a drug administration method or treatment method for patients with asthma or pulmonary disease, there is an inhalation therapy in which a drug solution is atomized (aerosol) and this is inhaled into the patient to deposit the drug in the respiratory tract or lungs. A nebulizer is used in which a drug solution is prepared to a predetermined particle size, atomized, and inhaled by a patient.
The nebulizer includes an ultrasonic nebulizer that atomizes using an ultrasonic vibration, and a jet nebulizer that atomizes using a jet flow ejected from a nozzle, and the former is compared to the latter. And generally expensive.

このうち、ジェット式ネブライザとして、略円錐台形状の外囲器の内部に噴霧液体を収容する貯留部を備え、該貯留部の中央に圧縮空気を供給可能なノズルを突設し、該ノズルの小孔を上方に開口し、前記ノズルの周面に複数の凹溝を軸方向に形成するとともに、前記ノズルに構体を嵌合して立設し、該構体の上端部に前記小孔に連通する開孔を形成し、前記構体の上部に第2の構体を嵌合し、該第2の構体の上部に二つの上蓋を上下位置に配置し、一方、外囲器の上部に管状部を嵌合し、該管状部の一端に患者の吸い込み用の管状出口を設けたものがある(例えば、特許文献1参照)。   Among these, as a jet-type nebulizer, a storage section for storing a spray liquid is provided inside a substantially frustoconical envelope, and a nozzle capable of supplying compressed air is provided in the center of the storage section so as to protrude. A small hole is opened upward, a plurality of concave grooves are formed in the axial direction on the peripheral surface of the nozzle, and a structure is fitted to the nozzle and is erected, and communicates with the small hole at the upper end of the structure. An opening is formed, a second structure is fitted on the upper part of the structure, two upper lids are arranged on the upper part of the second structure, and a tubular part is formed on the upper part of the envelope. There is one that is fitted and provided with a tubular outlet for sucking a patient at one end of the tubular portion (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

前記ネブライザは、使用時に貯留部の空気入口から圧縮空気を供給し、これをノズル内に導いて小孔から噴出し、ノズルと構体との間に形成される負圧によって、噴霧液体を凹溝を介して吸い上げ、これを小孔に導いて前記圧縮空気で霧化し、その霧粒子を第2の構体内に移動し、これを二つの上蓋を潜らせて大きな霧粒子を除去し、小さな霧粒子を移動させて患者に吸入させていた。   The nebulizer supplies compressed air from the air inlet of the reservoir when in use, guides it into the nozzle and ejects it from the small hole, and the spray liquid is recessed by the negative pressure formed between the nozzle and the structure. , It is guided to the small hole and atomized with the compressed air, the mist particles are moved into the second structure, and the two upper lids are submerged to remove the large mist particles. The particles were moved and inhaled by the patient.

しかし、前記ネブライザは霧粒子が微細化されるため、気道の奥部に移動して肺内に沈着し気道に沈着しないため、肺疾患の患者に適するが喘息患者には不適かつ危険になり、また外囲器を傾けて使用した場合、前記凹溝が噴霧液体から離れて前記液体の吸い上げないし霧化が不可能になり、しかも噴霧液体が外囲器から漏れ出す惧れがあって、使用上の安全性が損なわれるという問題があった。   However, since the nebulizer is fine mist particles, it moves to the back of the airway and deposits in the lung and does not deposit in the airway, so it is suitable for patients with lung disease but unsuitable and dangerous for asthma patients, In addition, when the envelope is tilted, the concave groove is separated from the spray liquid, so that the liquid cannot be sucked up or atomized, and the spray liquid may leak from the envelope. There was a problem that the above safety was impaired.

このような問題を解決するものとして、筒体内に前記ノズルおよび構体を複数配置し、前記構体上に第2の構体を上下動可能に設け、治療目的に対応する霧粒子の沈着位置に応じて、第2の構体の位置を移動調整し、所望の霧粒子径を得られるようにしたものがある(例えば、特許文献2参照)。   In order to solve such a problem, a plurality of nozzles and structures are arranged in a cylinder, and a second structure is provided on the structure so as to be movable up and down, depending on the deposition position of mist particles corresponding to the treatment purpose. There is one that moves and adjusts the position of the second structure so that a desired fog particle diameter can be obtained (for example, see Patent Document 2).

しかし、前記ネブライザは、所望の霧粒子径を得られる反面、筒体を傾けて使用した場合、前記凹溝が噴霧液体から離れて前記液体の吸い上げないし霧化が不可能になり、しかも噴霧液体が外囲器から漏れ出す惧れがあって、使用上の安全性が損なわれるという問題があった。   However, while the nebulizer can obtain a desired mist particle diameter, when the cylinder is tilted, the concave groove is separated from the spray liquid, so that the liquid cannot be sucked up or atomized. May leak from the envelope, and there is a problem that safety in use is impaired.

このような問題を解決するものとして、ノズルと前記構体を上方に縮径する円錐台形状に形成し、ノズルから噴出した霧粒子を直上の転向部材に衝突させ、大きな霧粒子を除去し、軽量で小径の霧粒子を容器の内室へ移動し、これをマウスピ−ス側へ導くとともに、容器の上部に外気を取り入れ可能な入口弁を設け、使用者が霧粒子を吸入時に外気を取り入れ、これを気流下降管路へ導き、かつその際出口弁を閉じてマウスピ−ス側への移動を促し、霧粒子を無駄なく吸入可能にする一方、マウスピ−スの周面に呼気ガスを外部へ排出可能な出口弁を設け、使用者の呼気時に前記入口弁を閉弁し、呼気ガスを無駄なく外部へ排出するようにしたものがある(例えば、特許文献3参照)。   In order to solve such problems, the nozzle and the structure are formed in a truncated cone shape that reduces the diameter upward, and the mist particles ejected from the nozzle collide with the turning member immediately above, removing the large mist particles and reducing the weight. The small-diameter mist particles are moved to the inner chamber of the container and guided to the mouthpiece side, and an inlet valve is provided at the top of the container to allow outside air to be taken in. The user takes in the outside air when inhaling the mist particles, This is led to the air flow down line, and at that time, the outlet valve is closed to promote the movement to the mouthpiece side, and the mist particles can be inhaled without waste, while the exhaled gas is sent to the outer surface of the mouthpiece. There is an outlet valve that can be discharged, and the inlet valve is closed when the user exhales, so that exhaled gas is discharged to the outside without waste (for example, see Patent Document 3).

しかし、前記ネブライザは、容器を傾けて使用した場合、噴霧液体が容器上部またはマウスピ−スから漏れ出す惧れがあり、また前記ノズルと構体とが別設されているため、容器を傾けて使用すると構体がノズルから離間して、転向部材表面との間隔が変化し、霧粒子径と霧粒子量が変化して所期の使用を得られなくなり、使用上の安全性が損なわれるとともに、前記ノズルと構体との間隔を極めて微小かつ精密に設定しているため、精密な組み立て精度を要して、高価になる等の問題があった。   However, if the nebulizer is used with the container tilted, the sprayed liquid may leak from the upper part of the container or the mouthpiece, and the nozzle and the structure are provided separately. Then, the structure is separated from the nozzle, the interval with the surface of the turning member is changed, the mist particle diameter and the amount of mist particles are changed and the intended use cannot be obtained, and the safety in use is impaired. Since the distance between the nozzle and the structure is set to be extremely minute and precise, precise assembly accuracy is required and there are problems such as high cost.

特開昭54−146008号公報JP 54-146008 A 特公平2−51612号公報Japanese Patent Publication No. 2-51612 特公表平11−506642号公報Japanese Patent Publication No. 11-506642

本発明はこのような問題を解決し、例えばジェット式ネブライザに好適で、器体が傾倒使用されても薬液の流出の心配がなく、また薬液の所期のエアロゾル状態を維持して、使用上の安全性と信頼性を確保できるとともに、組み立てが容易で安価に製作できるネブライザを提供することを目的とする。   The present invention solves such problems, and is suitable for, for example, a jet type nebulizer. There is no fear of outflow of a chemical even when the body is tilted, and the intended aerosol state of the chemical is maintained for use. An object of the present invention is to provide a nebulizer that can ensure safety and reliability of the apparatus, and can be easily assembled at low cost.

請求項1の発明は、ケ−スハウジングの内部に設けた液溜室の底部にノズルを突設し、該ノズルの噴口から圧縮空気を噴出可能にするとともに、前記ノズルの外周面に吸液管を装着し、該吸液管の上端部に液溜室内の液体を吸い出し可能な吸込口を形成し、前記吸液管の内面に前記吸込口に連通可能な吸上げ溝を形成する一方、前記噴口の直上にバッフルを配置し、該バッフルに前記圧縮空気と液体とを衝突させエアロゾルを発生可能にしたネブライザにおいて、前記吸液管の下端部内面の全周に吸上げ溝を形成して、ネブライザを傾倒使用する異常時においても、液溜室内の液体に吸上げ溝を没入または浸漬可能にさせて、前記液体の吸い上げとエアロゾルの発生を実現可能にし、異常使用時における安全性と信頼性を確保し得るようにしている。   According to the first aspect of the present invention, a nozzle projects from the bottom of a liquid storage chamber provided inside the case housing, allows compressed air to be ejected from the nozzle nozzle, and absorbs liquid on the outer peripheral surface of the nozzle. A pipe is attached, and a suction port capable of sucking out the liquid in the liquid storage chamber is formed at the upper end of the liquid suction pipe, and a suction groove capable of communicating with the suction port is formed on the inner surface of the liquid suction pipe, In a nebulizer in which a baffle is disposed immediately above the nozzle and the compressed air and liquid collide with the baffle so that aerosol can be generated, a suction groove is formed on the entire inner surface of the lower end portion of the suction pipe. Even when the nebulizer is tilted and used abnormally, the suction groove can be immersed or immersed in the liquid in the liquid storage chamber, so that the liquid can be sucked up and the aerosol can be generated. To ensure the sex There.

請求項2の発明は、前記吸液管の内面の平面形状を略楕円形に形成し、前記吸液管の内面とノズルの外周面との間に円周方向に増減する間隙を形成し、液溜室内の液体を確実かつ能率良く吸い出せるようにしている。
請求項3の発明は、前記吸液管の内面とノズルとの間に大間隙を複数形成し、液溜室内の液体を無駄無く確実に吸い出せるようにしている。
請求項4の発明は、前記吸液管の上端部に前記バッフルを一体に設け、それらの部品点数を低減し、構成を簡潔にするとともに、その組み付けを容易に行なえるようにしている
請求項5の発明は、前記バッフル上に通気ダクトの下端部を係合可能に配置し、ネブライザを傾倒使用する異常時においても、前記バッフルの移動や位置ずれを阻止し、安定したエアロゾルの発生を確保し得るようにしている。
The invention of claim 2 forms the planar shape of the inner surface of the liquid absorption pipe in a substantially elliptical shape, and forms a gap that increases or decreases in the circumferential direction between the inner surface of the liquid absorption pipe and the outer peripheral surface of the nozzle, The liquid in the liquid reservoir is surely and efficiently sucked out.
According to a third aspect of the present invention, a plurality of large gaps are formed between the inner surface of the liquid suction pipe and the nozzle so that the liquid in the liquid reservoir can be reliably sucked out without waste.
According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, the baffle is integrally provided at the upper end portion of the liquid suction pipe to reduce the number of parts, simplify the configuration, and facilitate assembly thereof. In the invention of No. 5, the lower end portion of the ventilation duct is disposed on the baffle so as to be engageable, and even when the nebulizer is tilted and used, the baffle is prevented from moving or misaligned to ensure stable aerosol generation. I am trying to get it.

請求項6の発明は、前記通気ダクトを外気に連通可能にし、流入した外気の圧力によってエアロゾルの吸入移動を促すようにしている。
請求項7の発明は、前記吸液管の上部にガイドコ−ンを囲繞して配置し、エアロゾルの拡散を防止し、これを無駄無く利用し得るようにしている。
請求項8の発明は、前記ガイドコ−ンの内側に前記通気ダクトを配置し、エアロゾルの吸入移動を確実に増進するようにしている。
請求項9の発明は、前記通気ダクトに外気を常時導入可能にし、エアロゾルの吸入時における排気弁の故障による窒息事故や、使用者の呼気時における排気弁の故障による窒息事故を阻止し、使用上の安全性を確保するようにしている。
According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, the ventilation duct can communicate with the outside air, and the inhalation movement of the aerosol is promoted by the pressure of the outside air that has flowed in.
According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, a guide cone is disposed around the upper portion of the liquid absorption pipe to prevent the aerosol from being diffused and can be used without waste.
According to an eighth aspect of the present invention, the ventilation duct is disposed inside the guide cone so as to surely enhance the inhalation movement of the aerosol.
The invention according to claim 9 makes it possible to always introduce outside air into the ventilation duct to prevent a suffocation accident caused by a failure of an exhaust valve during inhalation of aerosol and a suffocation accident caused by a failure of the exhaust valve during expiration of a user. The above safety is ensured.

請求項1の発明は、吸液管の下端部内面の全周に吸上げ溝を形成したから、ネブライザを傾倒使用する異常時においても、液溜室内の液体に吸上げ溝を没入または浸漬可能にさせて、前記液体の吸い上げとエアロゾルの発生を実現可能にし、異常使用時における安全性と信頼性を確保することができる。
請求項2の発明は、前記吸液管の内面の平面形状を略楕円形に形成し、前記吸液管の内面とノズルの外周面との間に円周方向に増減する間隙を形成したから、液溜室内の液体を確実かつ能率良く吸い出すことができる。
Since the suction groove is formed in the entire circumference of the inner surface of the lower end portion of the liquid suction pipe, the suction groove can be immersed or immersed in the liquid in the liquid storage chamber even when the nebulizer is tilted. Thus, the liquid can be sucked up and the aerosol can be generated, and the safety and reliability in abnormal use can be ensured.
In the invention of claim 2, the planar shape of the inner surface of the liquid suction pipe is formed in a substantially elliptical shape, and a gap that increases or decreases in the circumferential direction is formed between the inner surface of the liquid suction pipe and the outer peripheral surface of the nozzle. The liquid in the liquid storage chamber can be sucked out reliably and efficiently.

請求項3の発明は、前記吸液管の内面とノズルとの間に大間隙を複数形成したから、液溜室内の液体を無駄無く確実に吸い出すことができる。
請求項4の発明は、前記吸液管の上端部に前記バッフルを一体に設けたから、それらの部品点数を低減し、構成を簡潔にするとともに、その組み付けを容易に行なうことができる。
請求項5の発明は、前記バッフル上に通気ダクトの下端部を係合可能に配置したから、ネブライザを傾倒使用する異常時においても、前記バッフルの移動や位置ずれを阻止し、安定したエアロゾルの発生を確保することができる。
According to the invention of claim 3, since a plurality of large gaps are formed between the inner surface of the liquid suction pipe and the nozzle, the liquid in the liquid reservoir can be surely sucked out without waste.
In the invention of claim 4, since the baffle is integrally provided at the upper end portion of the liquid suction pipe, the number of parts can be reduced, the configuration can be simplified, and the assembly thereof can be easily performed.
In the invention of claim 5, since the lower end portion of the ventilation duct is disposed on the baffle so as to be engageable, even when an abnormal use of the nebulizer is tilted, the movement and displacement of the baffle are prevented, and a stable aerosol is produced. Occurrence can be ensured.

請求項6の発明は、前記通気ダクトを外気に連通可能にしたから、流入した外気の圧力によってエアロゾルの吸入移動を促すことができる。
請求項7の発明は、前記吸液管の上部にガイドコ−ンを囲繞して配置したから、エアロゾルの拡散を防止し、これを無駄無く利用することができる。
According to the sixth aspect of the present invention, since the ventilation duct can communicate with the outside air, the inhalation movement of the aerosol can be promoted by the pressure of the inflowing outside air.
According to the seventh aspect of the present invention, since the guide cone is disposed so as to surround the upper part of the liquid absorption pipe, it is possible to prevent the diffusion of the aerosol and use it without waste.

請求項8の発明は、前記ガイドコ−ンの内側に前記通気ダクトを配置したから、エアロゾルの吸入移動を確実に増進することができる。
請求項9の発明は、前記通気ダクトに外気を常時導入可能にしたから、エアロゾルの吸入時における排気弁の故障による窒息事故や、使用者の呼気時における排気弁の故障による窒息事故を阻止し、使用上の安全性を確保することができる。
In the invention of claim 8, since the ventilation duct is arranged inside the guide cone, the inhalation movement of the aerosol can be surely enhanced.
According to the ninth aspect of the present invention, since the outside air can be always introduced into the ventilation duct, the suffocation accident due to the failure of the exhaust valve at the time of inhalation of the aerosol and the suffocation accident due to the failure of the exhaust valve at the time of expiration of the user are prevented. Safety in use can be ensured.

以下、本発明を喘息患者向けのジェット式ネブライザに適用した図示の実施形態について説明すると、図1乃至図10において1は、収納ケ−ス(図示略)に組み付けたホルダ−2に、掛止片3を掛け止めて垂直に支持したネブライザで、該ネブライザ1は、ケ−スハウジング4と、該ハウジング4の中間部に設けた液溜室5と、該液溜室5の底部に突設したノズル6と、該ノズル6に嵌合して装着した吸液管7と、前記ケ−スハウジング4の上端部に装着したアッパ−ハウジング8と、該アッパ−ハウジング8の下端部に接続したガイドコ−ン9と、アッパ−ハウジング8の周面に回動可能に装着した霧調節キャップ10と、前記アッパ−ハウジング8の上端部に接続したマウスピ−ス11と、を備え、これらは耐熱および耐薬品性の合成樹脂で所定形状に樹脂成形されている。   Hereinafter, the illustrated embodiment in which the present invention is applied to a jet-type nebulizer for an asthma patient will be described. In FIGS. 1 to 10, reference numeral 1 denotes a hook 2 attached to a storage case (not shown). A nebulizer in which a piece 3 is hooked and supported vertically. The nebulizer 1 includes a case housing 4, a liquid reservoir chamber 5 provided at an intermediate portion of the housing 4, and a bottom portion of the liquid reservoir chamber 5. The nozzle 6, the liquid suction pipe 7 fitted and fitted to the nozzle 6, the upper housing 8 attached to the upper end portion of the case housing 4, and the lower end portion of the upper housing 8. A guide cone 9, a fog adjusting cap 10 rotatably attached to the peripheral surface of the upper housing 8, and a mouthpiece 11 connected to the upper end of the upper housing 8, which are heat resistant and Chemical resistant synthesis It is molded into a predetermined shape by fat.

このうち、前記ケ−スハウジング4の主要部は略円筒状に樹脂成形され、その内部の中間位置に有底の液溜室5が設けられ、該室5に吸込み液体である薬液12を収容可能にしている。
前記液溜室5の底部にノズル6が上方に突設され、該ノズル6は上方に縮径する真円状の円錐ないし円錐台形状に形成され、その下端部はケ−スハウジング4の内径よりも若干小径に成形され、その上端部が液溜室5の中高部の略中央に配置され、該上端部に微小円状の噴口13が形成されている。
Among these, the main part of the case housing 4 is resin-molded in a substantially cylindrical shape, and a bottomed liquid reservoir chamber 5 is provided at an intermediate position inside the case housing 4, and a chemical liquid 12 as a suction liquid is accommodated in the chamber 5. It is possible.
A nozzle 6 protrudes upward from the bottom of the liquid reservoir 5, and the nozzle 6 is formed in a circular cone or truncated cone shape whose diameter is reduced upward, and its lower end is the inner diameter of the case housing 4. The upper end of the liquid storage chamber 5 is arranged at the approximate center of the middle and high portions, and a fine circular nozzle 13 is formed at the upper end.

前記ノズル6の下方に噴口13に連通する導管14が突設され、該管14の内径は上方の噴口13に向かって漸減していて、該管14の下端部にホ−スジョイント15の上端部が接続されている。
前記ホ−スジョイント15の下端部に送気ホ−ス16が接続され、該ホ−ス16の他端が圧縮空気源であるエア−コンプレッサ(図示略)に接続されている。図中、17はホ−スジョイント15の下端部側方に突設した摘み片である。
A conduit 14 communicating with the nozzle 13 is provided below the nozzle 6, the inner diameter of the tube 14 gradually decreases toward the upper nozzle 13, and the upper end of the hose joint 15 is formed at the lower end of the tube 14. Are connected.
An air supply hose 16 is connected to the lower end portion of the hose joint 15, and the other end of the hose 16 is connected to an air compressor (not shown) as a compressed air source. In the figure, reference numeral 17 denotes a knob piece protruding from the side of the lower end portion of the hose joint 15.

前記ノズル6の外周面は平滑に形成され、その平滑面上に吸液管7が重合して取り付けられている。前記吸液管7はノズル6に嵌合可能な円錐台形状に形成され、その内側に平面楕円形状の吸液穴7aが形成され、該吸液穴7aの壁面は平滑面に形成され、該吸液管7の下端部が前記ケ−スハウジング4の内面とノズル6の下端部との間に係合可能に配置されている。   The outer peripheral surface of the nozzle 6 is formed to be smooth, and the liquid absorption pipe 7 is attached by polymerization on the smooth surface. The liquid absorption pipe 7 is formed in a truncated cone shape that can be fitted to the nozzle 6, and a flat elliptical liquid absorption hole 7 a is formed inside thereof, and the wall surface of the liquid absorption hole 7 a is formed in a smooth surface, A lower end portion of the liquid suction pipe 7 is disposed so as to be engageable between the inner surface of the case housing 4 and the lower end portion of the nozzle 6.

前記吸液穴7aは図6のように、後述するバッフルの長さ方向に長径を有する平面略楕円形状に形成され、該吸液穴7aに嵌合するノズル6の外周面との間に、円周方向に増減する間隙e,e(e<e)が形成されている。すなわち、バッフルの長さ方向の間隙eがバッフルの長さ方向と直交方向の間隙eよりも大きく形成されている。 As shown in FIG. 6, the liquid suction hole 7 a is formed in a substantially elliptical shape having a long diameter in the length direction of a baffle described later, and between the outer peripheral surface of the nozzle 6 fitted in the liquid suction hole 7 a, Gaps e 1 and e 2 (e 1 <e 2 ) that increase and decrease in the circumferential direction are formed. That, is formed larger than the gap e 1 gap e 2 is the direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the baffle in the lengthwise direction of the baffle.

前記吸液穴7aの略楕円形状は、吸液管7の大径側の下端部から吸液管7の高さの略2/3に亘って略相似形状に形成され、その上方から吸液穴7aの平面形状が真円状に形成されている。
前記吸液管7の下端面は環状の平滑面に形成され、その等角度位置に複数、実施形態では4個の凸部18が突設され、吸液管7の下端面と液溜室5の底部との間に微小な空隙を形成している。
The substantially oval shape of the liquid absorption hole 7a is formed in a substantially similar shape from the lower end portion on the large diameter side of the liquid absorption tube 7 to about 2/3 of the height of the liquid absorption tube 7, and the liquid absorption from above. The planar shape of the hole 7a is formed in a perfect circle.
The lower end surface of the liquid absorption pipe 7 is formed in an annular smooth surface, and a plurality of, in the embodiment, four convex portions 18 are provided at the same angular position. The lower end surface of the liquid absorption pipe 7 and the liquid reservoir chamber 5 are provided. A minute gap is formed between the bottom of the substrate.

前記吸液管7の内周面は平滑に形成され、該内面の対向位置に一対の吸上げ溝19,19が対称に成形されている。前記吸上げ溝19は、吸液穴7aの内面に対向して配置された略木の葉形状の素面20,20、つまり吸上げ溝19の非形成域、を除く全域に亘って形成されている。   The inner peripheral surface of the liquid suction pipe 7 is formed smoothly, and a pair of suction grooves 19, 19 are formed symmetrically at positions facing the inner surface. The suction groove 19 is formed over the entire area excluding the substantially leaf-shaped bare surfaces 20 and 20 disposed opposite to the inner surface of the liquid suction hole 7a, that is, the area where the suction groove 19 is not formed.

すなわち、前記吸上げ溝19は、吸液穴7aの内周面の下端部では全域に形成され、下端部以外では前記略木の葉形状の前記素面20,20が略楕円形の長径側から対向して形成され、この素面20,20域を除く吸液穴7aの内周面に、吸上げ溝19が広範囲に形成されていて、その溝19の深さは、前記素面20,20の端縁部が最も深く形成され、当該部から円周方向に緩やかに浅く形成されている。   That is, the suction groove 19 is formed in the whole area at the lower end portion of the inner peripheral surface of the liquid suction hole 7a, and the substantially leaf-shaped bare surfaces 20 and 20 are opposed to the substantially elliptical long diameter side except for the lower end portion. A suction groove 19 is formed in a wide range on the inner peripheral surface of the liquid suction hole 7a excluding the areas of the bare surfaces 20 and 20, and the depth of the groove 19 is the edge of the bare surfaces 20 and 20 The portion is formed deepest, and is gradually shallowly formed in the circumferential direction from the portion.

一方、吸液管7の高さの略2/3以上では、吸上げ溝19の領域が漸減し、狭小に形成された一対の吸上げ溝19が、吸液管7の上端部に形成した吸入孔21の口縁部に連通している。   On the other hand, when the height of the liquid suction pipe 7 is approximately 2/3 or more, the area of the suction groove 19 gradually decreases, and a pair of suction grooves 19 formed narrowly are formed at the upper end of the liquid suction pipe 7. It communicates with the mouth edge of the suction hole 21.

すなわち、前記吸上げ溝19の深さと幅は、吸液穴7aの内周面に三次元的に変化し、その深さは図7乃至図10のように、吸液管7の下端部から略中高部の間は上方に向かって緩やかに深く形成され、中高部から吸入孔21の間は略一定の深さを維持して形成されている。   That is, the depth and width of the suction groove 19 change three-dimensionally on the inner peripheral surface of the liquid suction hole 7a, and the depth is from the lower end of the liquid suction pipe 7 as shown in FIGS. Between the substantially middle and high portions, it is formed gently deeper upward, and between the middle and high portions and the suction hole 21 is formed while maintaining a substantially constant depth.

また、吸上げ溝19の幅は図5および図7のように、吸液管7の下端部から略中高部の間は、吸液管7の内面全周から上方に向かって、略アステロイド曲線状に緩やかに漸減して形成され、中高部から吸入孔21の間は略一定の幅を維持して形成されている。   Further, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 7, the width of the suction groove 19 is substantially asteroid from the lower end portion of the liquid absorption tube 7 to the substantially middle and high portions upward from the entire inner circumference of the liquid absorption tube 7. It is formed in a curvilinear and gradually decreasing shape, and is formed with a substantially constant width between the middle and high portions and the suction hole 21.

前記吸液管7の上端部に、前記噴口13に臨ませて略楕円状ないし四又形状の吸入孔21が形成され、その長軸側の開口部に前記吸上げ溝19,19が連通している。
前記吸入孔21の開口縁部に一対の脚22が突設され、該脚22,22上に略矩形板状のバッフル23が掛け渡されている。
A substantially elliptical or quadrangular suction hole 21 is formed at the upper end of the liquid suction pipe 7 so as to face the nozzle 13, and the suction grooves 19, 19 communicate with the opening on the long axis side. ing.
A pair of legs 22 project from the opening edge of the suction hole 21, and a substantially rectangular plate-like baffle 23 is stretched over the legs 22, 22.

前記バッフル23は吸液管7と一体成形されて、吸入孔21の直上に間隙24を介して配置され、該間隙24を実施形態では喘息患者向けのエアロゾル粒径形成用に比較的大きく形成している。
前記バッフル23の断面は縦長矩形に形成され、その下端部の両側に、前記吸入孔21の長軸側の開口部に臨ませてテ−パ面25が形成され、後述するエアロゾルの当接面に機能させている。
The baffle 23 is formed integrally with the liquid suction pipe 7 and is disposed directly above the suction hole 21 via a gap 24. In the embodiment, the gap 24 is formed to be relatively large for forming an aerosol particle size for an asthmatic patient. ing.
The cross section of the baffle 23 is formed in a vertically long rectangle, and a taper surface 25 is formed on both sides of the lower end of the baffle 23 so as to face the opening on the long axis side of the suction hole 21. Is functioning.

前記アッパ−ハウジング8の下端部は、Oリング26を介してケ−スハウジング4の上端部に気密に接続され、その中間部に円錐面状のテ−パ面8aが形成されている。
前記テ−パ面8aの一部に円周方向に沿って地紙形状の空気取入口27が形成され、該取入口27に臨ませて通気ダクト28が内側へ突出成形されている。
前記通気ダクト28は略ヘ字形状に屈曲成形され、その通気路は偏平な略楕円管状に形成され、その下端部が前記バッフル23の直上に係合可能に配置されていて、前記吸液管7の移動を阻止可能にしている。
A lower end portion of the upper housing 8 is hermetically connected to an upper end portion of the case housing 4 via an O-ring 26, and a conical taper surface 8a is formed at an intermediate portion thereof.
A ground paper-shaped air intake 27 is formed in a part of the taper surface 8 a along the circumferential direction, and a ventilation duct 28 is formed so as to protrude inward so as to face the intake 27.
The ventilation duct 28 is bent and formed into a substantially square shape, its ventilation path is formed in a flat, substantially elliptical tube shape, and its lower end is disposed so as to be engageable directly above the baffle 23. 7 movement can be blocked.

前記ガイドコ−ン9は下方に縮径する円錐台状の管体に形成され、その上端の大径部をアッパ−ハウジング8の下端部に嵌合して連結し、その下端の小径部を前記吸液管7の上部周辺を囲繞して配置し、発生した霧状のエアロゾル29を無駄無く移動可能にしている   The guide cone 9 is formed in a truncated cone-shaped tube having a diameter reduced downward, and a large-diameter portion at the upper end is fitted and connected to a lower-end portion of the upper housing 8, and a small-diameter portion at the lower end is connected to the lower-diameter portion. It is arranged so as to surround the upper periphery of the liquid absorption pipe 7, and the generated mist-like aerosol 29 can be moved without waste.

前記霧調節キャップ10は前記テ−パ面8aに回動可能に装着され、その内側に前記空気取入口27を開閉可能な遮断片30が突設されていて、前記キャップ10の回動角度によって空気取入口27の開度を調節し、該入口27からの空気の取入量を加減して、エアロゾル29の移動を促進または抑制可能にしている。   The fog adjusting cap 10 is rotatably mounted on the taper surface 8a, and a blocking piece 30 capable of opening and closing the air intake 27 is protruded on the inside thereof, depending on the rotation angle of the cap 10. The movement of the aerosol 29 can be promoted or suppressed by adjusting the opening of the air intake 27 and adjusting the amount of air taken in from the inlet 27.

なお、実施形態の霧調節キャップ10は、その全閉時においても上部に設けた小径の通気孔(図示略)が通気ダクト28に連通し、エアロゾル29の吸入時の窒息事故を回避し、または呼気時における後述の排気弁の故障に対応可能にしている。   Note that the fog adjusting cap 10 of the embodiment has a small-diameter vent (not shown) provided in the upper portion communicating with the ventilation duct 28 even when the fog adjusting cap 10 is fully closed, thereby avoiding a suffocation accident when the aerosol 29 is inhaled, or It is possible to cope with a failure of an exhaust valve described later during exhalation.

図中、31は前記霧調節キャップ10の周面に設けた調節表示、32は霧調節キャップ10の直下に設けた調節操作方向表示で、該表示31の両側に調節量表示33,34が設けられ、空気取り入れ量の多少を表示している。   In the figure, 31 is an adjustment display provided on the circumferential surface of the fog adjustment cap 10, 32 is an adjustment operation direction display provided immediately below the fog adjustment cap 10, and adjustment amount displays 33 and 34 are provided on both sides of the display 31. The amount of air intake is displayed.

前記マウスピ−ス11は略ヘ字形状に屈曲され、その上端部に吸入口35が開口され、またマウスピ−ス11の周面に排気孔36が形成され、該排気孔36の外側の開口縁部にシ−ト状の排気弁37が、基端部を支点に部開閉可能に取り付けられている。   The mouthpiece 11 is bent into a substantially U-shape, the suction port 35 is opened at the upper end portion thereof, and the exhaust hole 36 is formed on the peripheral surface of the mouthpiece 11, and the opening edge outside the exhaust hole 36 is formed. A sheet-like exhaust valve 37 is attached to the part so that the part can be opened and closed with the base end as a fulcrum.

この他、図中38は、ケ−スハウジング4の周面に上下動可能に取り付けたスイッチレバ−で、前記エアコンプレッサ(図示略)をONN・OFF可能にされ、39は前記スイッチレバ−38の直上に取り付けたスットパで、その上下作動時に前記レバ−38に係合し、該スイッチレバ−38の変位をロック可能にしている。
40はケ−スハウジング4の周面に設けた液面表示部で透明に形成され、その周面の上下位置に複数の液面表示目盛41が表示されている。
In addition, 38 is a switch lever attached to the peripheral surface of the case housing 4 so as to be movable up and down. The air compressor (not shown) can be turned ON / OFF, and 39 is the switch lever 38. A stopper attached directly above is engaged with the lever 38 when it is operated up and down, and the displacement of the switch lever 38 can be locked.
Reference numeral 40 denotes a liquid level display portion provided on the peripheral surface of the case housing 4 so as to be transparent, and a plurality of liquid level display scales 41 are displayed at the upper and lower positions of the peripheral surface.

このように構成したネブライザ1は大別すると、ケ−スハウジング4と、吸液管7と、アッパ−ハウジング8と、霧調節キャップ10と、マウスピ−ス11とからなり、これらは不使用時に分解され、ホルダ−2、エアコンプレッサ(図示略)、送気ホ−ス16等と一緒に収納ケ−ス(図示略)に収納されて取り扱われる。
この場合、前記吸液管7はバッフル23と一体成形され、それらの間隔24を一定に形成しているから、これらを別設して組み付けるものに比べて、部品点数の低減と組み付けの手間を解消し、確実かつ安定した間隔24を得られる。
The nebulizer 1 configured as described above is roughly divided into a case housing 4, a liquid suction pipe 7, an upper housing 8, a fog adjusting cap 10, and a mouthpiece 11, which are not used. It is disassembled and is housed in a housing case (not shown) together with the holder-2, air compressor (not shown), air supply hose 16 and the like.
In this case, since the liquid absorption pipe 7 is integrally formed with the baffle 23 and the interval 24 thereof is formed constant, the number of parts is reduced and the work of assembling is reduced as compared with the case where they are separately installed and assembled. As a result, the interval 24 can be reliably and stably obtained.

前記吸液管7の内側に平滑な吸液穴7aを形成し、該吸液穴7aをバッフル23の長さ方向に長径を有する平面略楕円形状に形成し、該吸液穴7aに嵌合するノズル6との間に円周方向に増減する間隙e,e(e<e)を形成する。すなわち、バッフル23の長さ方向の間隙eをバッフルの長さ方向と直交方向の間隙eよりも大きく形成する
また、前記吸液穴7aに形成した吸上げ溝19,19は、吸液管7の樹脂成形時に同時に成形されるから、均質かつ安定した溝形状を得られる。
A smooth liquid absorbing hole 7a is formed inside the liquid absorbing pipe 7, and the liquid absorbing hole 7a is formed in a substantially elliptical shape having a major axis in the length direction of the baffle 23 and is fitted into the liquid absorbing hole 7a. The gaps e 1 and e 2 (e 1 <e 2 ) that increase and decrease in the circumferential direction are formed between the nozzle 6 and the nozzle 6 that performs the above operation. That, also formed larger than the gap e 1 the gap e 2 in the longitudinal direction of the longitudinal direction and orthogonal direction of the baffle of the baffle 23, wicking grooves 19, 19 formed in the liquid-absorbing hole 7a is liquid absorption Since the tube 7 is molded simultaneously with the resin molding, a uniform and stable groove shape can be obtained.

前記ネブライザ1を使用する際は、前記構成部品を収納ケ−スから取り出して組み立てる。
すなわち、ケ−スハウジング4内のノズル6にバッフル23と一体の吸液管7を嵌合し、所定量の薬液12をスポイト等で液溜室5に注入後、ケ−スハウジング4の上端部に、予めガイドコ−ン9を取り付けたアッパ−ハウジング8を接続する。
When the nebulizer 1 is used, the component parts are taken out from the storage case and assembled.
That is, the liquid absorption pipe 7 integrated with the baffle 23 is fitted to the nozzle 6 in the case housing 4, and a predetermined amount of the chemical liquid 12 is injected into the liquid storage chamber 5 with a dropper or the like, and then the upper end of the case housing 4. The upper housing 8 to which the guide cone 9 is previously attached is connected to the portion.

その際、ガイドコ−ン9の先細側の下端部をノズル6の上部の外側を囲繞して配置し、またアッパ−ハウジング8と一体の通気ダクト28の下端部を、バッフル23の直上に係合可能に近接して配置する。
そして、前記アッパ−ハウジング8のテ−パ面8aに霧調節キャップ10を組み付け、アッパ−ハウジング8の上端部にマウスピ−ス11を接続する。
At that time, the lower end portion of the guide cone 9 on the tapered side is disposed so as to surround the outer side of the upper portion of the nozzle 6, and the lower end portion of the ventilation duct 28 integrated with the upper housing 8 is engaged directly above the baffle 23. Place them as close as possible.
Then, the fog adjusting cap 10 is assembled to the taper surface 8 a of the upper housing 8, and the mouthpiece 11 is connected to the upper end portion of the upper housing 8.

この後、導管14の下端部にホ−スジョイント15の上端部を嵌合し、該ジョイント15の下端部に送気ホ−ス16を接続し、該ホ−ス16の他端をエア−コンプレッサ(図示略)に接続する。
更に、掛止片3をホルダ−2に掛け止めてネブライザ1を垂直に支持し、またスイッチレバ−38に接続した電源コ−ド(図示略)を電源に接続する。
Thereafter, the upper end of the hose joint 15 is fitted to the lower end of the conduit 14, the air supply hose 16 is connected to the lower end of the joint 15, and the other end of the hose 16 is connected to the air Connect to a compressor (not shown).
Further, the hooking piece 3 is hooked on the holder-2 to support the nebulizer 1 vertically, and a power cord (not shown) connected to the switch lever 38 is connected to the power source.

こうして組み立てた後、スイッチレバ−38をON操作すると、エア−コンプレッサ(図示略)が駆動し、その圧縮空気が送気ホ−ス18から導管14に導かれて、ノズル6の噴口13から噴出する。
このため、前記噴口13と、該噴口13に臨む吸上げ溝19,19との間に負圧が形成され、該負圧によって液溜室5内の薬液12が吸上げ溝19,19に吸い上げられ、該薬液12が直上のバッフル23のテ−パ面25,25に衝突し、また圧縮空気が直上のバッフル23の平坦な下端面に衝突して、細かな霧状のエアロゾル29を発生する。
When the switch lever 38 is turned on after assembling in this way, an air compressor (not shown) is driven, and the compressed air is guided from the air supply hose 18 to the conduit 14 and ejected from the nozzle 13 of the nozzle 6. To do.
For this reason, a negative pressure is formed between the nozzle 13 and the suction grooves 19, 19 facing the nozzle 13, and the chemical liquid 12 in the liquid reservoir 5 is sucked into the suction grooves 19, 19 by the negative pressure. Then, the chemical solution 12 collides with the taper surfaces 25, 25 of the baffle 23 directly above, and the compressed air collides with the flat lower end surface of the baffle 23 directly above to generate a fine mist aerosol 29. .

前記エアロゾル29はガイドコ−ン9によって、その外側への拡散を阻止され、無駄無くガイドコ−ン9の内面に沿って上動する。
その際、霧調節キャップ10の空気取入口27から所定量の外気が取り入れられ、これが通気ダクト28に導かれて下降し、その大気圧によってエアロゾル29を押し上げ、その上動を促す。
The aerosol 29 is prevented from spreading outward by the guide cone 9 and moves up along the inner surface of the guide cone 9 without waste.
At that time, a predetermined amount of outside air is taken in from the air intake 27 of the mist adjusting cap 10, and is led down to the ventilation duct 28, and the aerosol 29 is pushed up by the atmospheric pressure to promote its upward movement.

このため、エアロゾル29は図3の矢視方向に速やかに移動し、吸入口35から流出して使用者に吸入される。実施形態では、エアロゾル29の粒径は0.5〜5μmに形成され、これが喘息患者の気道に沈着して所期の薬効を得られる。
この場合、霧調節キャップ10を回動操作し、空気の取り入れ量を調量すれば、エアロゾル29の吸入量と移動速度が加減され、利用者の好みに応じた利用を図れる。
Therefore, the aerosol 29 quickly moves in the direction of the arrow in FIG. 3, flows out of the suction port 35, and is inhaled by the user. In the embodiment, the particle size of the aerosol 29 is formed to be 0.5 to 5 μm, and this is deposited in the airways of asthmatic patients to obtain the intended medicinal effect.
In this case, if the fog adjusting cap 10 is turned to adjust the amount of air taken in, the amount of aerosol 29 inhaled and the moving speed can be adjusted, and the use according to the user's preference can be achieved.

一方、このようなエアロゾル29の吸入時には排気弁37が閉弁し、エアロゾル29を無駄無く吸入し得る。また、前記吸入時には霧調節キャップ10の全閉時でも、通気孔(図示略)から僅かな空気が流入するから、利用者の窒息事故を阻止し、使用上の安全性を確保し得る。   On the other hand, when the aerosol 29 is inhaled, the exhaust valve 37 is closed, and the aerosol 29 can be inhaled without waste. In addition, even when the mist adjustment cap 10 is fully closed during the inhalation, a slight amount of air flows from the vent hole (not shown), thereby preventing a user's suffocation accident and ensuring safety in use.

更に、利用者の呼気時には、その呼気圧によって排気弁37が開弁し、呼気が排気孔36から外部へ排出し得る。その際、排気弁37が故障して開弁不可能な場合でも、通気孔(図示略)が開口され、一定の呼気を排出し得るから、利用者の窒息事故を阻止し、使用上の安全性を確保し得る。   Further, when the user exhales, the exhaust valve 37 is opened by the exhalation pressure, and the exhalation can be discharged to the outside from the exhaust hole 36. At that time, even if the exhaust valve 37 is broken and cannot be opened, a vent hole (not shown) is opened to discharge a certain amount of exhaled air, thereby preventing a user's suffocation accident and safety in use. Sex can be secured.

このようなネブライザ1の利用時、外部の振動や衝撃によってネブライザ1が傾倒し、或いは利用者の行為によって傾いて使用された場合、薬液12はガイドコ−ン9によってマウスピ−ス11側への移動を阻止または抑制するから、薬液12の漏出を阻止し、使用上の安全性を確保し得る。   When such a nebulizer 1 is used, when the nebulizer 1 tilts due to external vibration or impact or is tilted and used by a user's action, the drug solution 12 moves to the mouthpiece 11 side by the guide cone 9. Therefore, it is possible to prevent leakage of the chemical solution 12 and ensure safety in use.

また、ネブライザ1が傾倒しても、バッフル23が通気ダクト28の下端部に係合して、吸液管7の移動ないし位置変化を阻止し、またノズル6からの離脱を阻止するとともに、バッフル23とノズル6との間隙24が変化することがないから、エアロゾル29の粒径が変化することがなく、当初のエアロゾル29の状態を維持し得る。   Even if the nebulizer 1 is tilted, the baffle 23 engages with the lower end portion of the ventilation duct 28 to prevent the movement or position change of the liquid suction pipe 7, and also prevents the nozzle 6 from detaching and the baffle. Since the gap 24 between the nozzle 23 and the nozzle 6 does not change, the particle size of the aerosol 29 does not change, and the initial state of the aerosol 29 can be maintained.

しかも、吸液管7の下端部の内面全周に吸上げ溝19が形成されているから、該吸上げ溝19と液溜室5内の薬液12との間に一定の浸漬ないし没入状態が確保され、該吸上げ溝19を介して薬液12の吸い上げが可能になる。   In addition, since the suction groove 19 is formed on the entire inner periphery of the lower end portion of the liquid suction pipe 7, there is a certain immersion or immersion state between the suction groove 19 and the chemical liquid 12 in the liquid storage chamber 5. It is ensured that the chemical liquid 12 can be sucked up through the suction groove 19.

その際、吸液穴7aとノズル6の外周面との間の間隙e,e(e<e)が円周上で変化して形成され、吸液穴7aの内周面に形成した略木の葉形状の素面20,20の下端部のeが最も大きく形成されるから、薬液12の残量を能率良くかつ無駄無く吸い上げられ、ネブライザ1が仮に傾倒使用されても、一定のエアロゾル29の吸入が可能になり、使用上の安全性を確保し得る。 At that time, gaps e 1 and e 2 (e 1 <e 2 ) between the liquid suction hole 7a and the outer peripheral surface of the nozzle 6 are formed to change on the circumference, and are formed on the inner peripheral surface of the liquid suction hole 7a. Since the e 2 at the lower end of the formed rough leaves 20 and 20 is formed to be the largest, the remaining amount of the chemical solution 12 can be sucked up efficiently and without waste, and even if the nebulizer 1 is tilted and used, it is constant. The aerosol 29 can be inhaled, and safety in use can be ensured.

このように本発明のネブライザは、器体が傾倒使用されても薬液の流出の心配がなく、また薬液の所期のエアロゾル状態を維持して、使用上の安全性と信頼性を確保できるとともに、組み立てが容易で安価に製作できるから、例えばジェット式ネブライザに好適である。   As described above, the nebulizer of the present invention does not have to worry about the outflow of the chemical even when the body is tilted, and can maintain the intended aerosol state of the chemical to ensure safety and reliability in use. Since it is easy to assemble and can be manufactured at low cost, it is suitable, for example, for a jet type nebulizer.

本発明を適用したジェット式ネブライザの実施形態を示す平面図ある。It is a top view which shows embodiment of the jet-type nebulizer to which this invention is applied. 図1の右側面図である。It is a right view of FIG. 図1のA−A線に沿う断面図で、垂直に支持してエアロゾルを発生し吸入している使用状態を示している。It is sectional drawing in alignment with the AA of FIG. 1, and shows the use condition which generate | occur | produces and inhales aerosol, supporting vertically. 本発明に適用した吸液管を拡大して示す平面図である。It is a top view which expands and shows the liquid absorption pipe applied to this invention. 図4のB−B線に沿う断面図である。It is sectional drawing which follows the BB line of FIG.

図4の底面図である。FIG. 5 is a bottom view of FIG. 4. 図4のC−C線に沿う断面図である。It is sectional drawing which follows the CC line of FIG. 図7のD−D線に沿う断面図である。It is sectional drawing which follows the DD line | wire of FIG. 図7のE−E線に沿う断面図である。It is sectional drawing which follows the EE line | wire of FIG. 図7のF−F線に沿う断面図である。It is sectional drawing which follows the FF line | wire of FIG.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

1 ネブライザ
4 ケ−スハウジング
5 液溜室
6 ノズル
7 吸液管
9 ガイドコ−ン
12 液体(薬液)
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Nebulizer 4 Case housing 5 Reservoir chamber 6 Nozzle 7 Absorption pipe 9 Guide cone 12 Liquid (chemical solution)

13 噴口
19 吸上げ溝
21 吸込孔
23 バッフル
28 通気ダクト
29 エアロゾル
,e 間隙
13 nozzle 19 sucking groove 21 suction hole 23 baffle 28 ventilation duct 29 aerosol e 1 , e 2 gap

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ケ−スハウジングの内部に設けた液溜室の底部にノズルを突設し、該ノズルの噴口から圧縮空気を噴出可能にするとともに、前記ノズルの外周面に吸液管を装着し、該吸液管の上端部に液溜室内の液体を吸い出し可能な吸込口を形成し、前記吸液管の内面に前記吸込口に連通可能な吸上げ溝を形成する一方、前記噴口の直上にバッフルを配置し、該バッフルに前記圧縮空気と液体とを衝突させエアロゾルを発生可能にしたネブライザにおいて、前記吸液管の下端部内面の全周に吸上げ溝を形成したことを特徴とするネブライザ。   A nozzle is projected from the bottom of a liquid reservoir chamber provided inside the case housing so that compressed air can be ejected from the nozzle orifice, and a liquid suction pipe is attached to the outer peripheral surface of the nozzle. A suction port capable of sucking out the liquid in the liquid storage chamber is formed at the upper end portion of the liquid pipe, and a suction groove capable of communicating with the suction port is formed on the inner surface of the liquid suction pipe, while a baffle is provided directly above the nozzle hole. A nebulizer which is arranged and has a suction groove formed on the entire circumference of the inner surface of the lower end portion of the liquid absorption pipe in the nebulizer which can generate aerosol by colliding the compressed air and liquid against the baffle. 前記吸液管の内面の平面形状を略楕円形に形成し、前記吸液管の内面とノズルの外周面との間に円周方向に増減する間隙を形成した請求項1記載のネブライザ。   The nebulizer according to claim 1, wherein a planar shape of the inner surface of the liquid absorption pipe is formed in a substantially elliptical shape, and a gap that increases or decreases in the circumferential direction is formed between the inner surface of the liquid absorption pipe and the outer peripheral surface of the nozzle. 前記吸液管の内面とノズルとの間に大間隙を複数形成した請求項2記載のネブライザ。   The nebulizer according to claim 2, wherein a plurality of large gaps are formed between the inner surface of the liquid absorption pipe and the nozzle. 前記吸液管の上端部に前記バッフルを一体に設けた請求項1記載のネブライザ。   The nebulizer according to claim 1, wherein the baffle is integrally provided at an upper end portion of the liquid absorption pipe. 前記バッフル上に通気ダクトの下端部を係合可能に配置した請求項1記載のネブライザ   The nebulizer according to claim 1, wherein a lower end portion of a ventilation duct is disposed on the baffle so as to be engageable. 前記通気ダクトを外気に連通可能にした請求項5記載のネブライザ。   The nebulizer according to claim 5, wherein the ventilation duct can communicate with outside air. 前記吸液管の上部にガイドコ−ンを囲繞して配置した請求項1記載のネブライザ。   2. The nebulizer according to claim 1, wherein a guide cone is disposed above the liquid absorption pipe. 前記ガイドコ−ンの内側に前記通気ダクトを配置した請求項5または6項記載のネブライザ。   The nebulizer according to claim 5 or 6, wherein the ventilation duct is arranged inside the guide cone. 前記通気ダクトに外気を常時導入可能にした請求項5または6項記載のネブライザ。

The nebulizer according to claim 5 or 6, wherein outside air can be always introduced into the ventilation duct.

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