JP2010264159A - Washing and drying machine - Google Patents

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JP2010264159A
JP2010264159A JP2009119536A JP2009119536A JP2010264159A JP 2010264159 A JP2010264159 A JP 2010264159A JP 2009119536 A JP2009119536 A JP 2009119536A JP 2009119536 A JP2009119536 A JP 2009119536A JP 2010264159 A JP2010264159 A JP 2010264159A
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve the problem that since the generated atomization amount is measured by a current flowing through a high voltage generating circuit, a high insulation measuring circuit is needed, and an expensive and high-safety device is needed, and further since parts of the high voltage generating circuit and a piezoelectric element are varied in performance, complicated control over the high-accuracy atomization amount in a control circuit of an atomizer is required according to a detected current. <P>SOLUTION: In a washing and drying machine, a timer means 11 clocks the operation time of a mist device 3, and a calculating means 12 calculates atomization amount per unit hour from the clocked time and a water reducing amount obtained from a water level difference between first water level detecting means 42 and second water level detecting means 43. An applied voltage is adjusted according to a fixed gradient value of an atomization amount value to an applied voltage to the mist device 3 preset by a setting part 13 to be adjusted to a required atomization amount. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

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本発明は、洗濯乾燥時においてミストを使用して汚れや臭い成分を取除く洗濯乾燥機に関するものである。   The present invention relates to a washing / drying machine that removes dirt and odor components using mist during washing and drying.

従来のミスト装置では、超音波振動子を振動させる高電圧発振回路に供給する電源電圧の安定度および高電圧発振回路に使用する部品のばらつきによって、発生する霧化量が大幅に変化していた。特に高電圧発振回路におけるトランジスタは電流増幅率(hfe)のばらつき範囲が広く(例えばhfe:90〜180という2倍程度のばらつきもある)、霧化量に影響していた。また、高圧発振回路に供給する電源電圧は、直流安定化電源であっても内部に使用する半導体素子の精度により5%〜10%のばらつきは発生していた。そのため、必要とする霧化量を発生させるために部品の選別や高精度の部品を使用していた。   In the conventional mist device, the amount of atomization generated varies greatly depending on the stability of the power supply voltage supplied to the high-voltage oscillation circuit that vibrates the ultrasonic vibrator and the variations in the parts used in the high-voltage oscillation circuit. . In particular, the transistor in the high voltage oscillation circuit has a wide variation range of the current amplification factor (hfe) (for example, there is a variation of about twice as high as hfe: 90 to 180), which affects the amount of atomization. Further, the power supply voltage supplied to the high-voltage oscillation circuit has a variation of 5% to 10% due to the accuracy of the semiconductor element used inside even if it is a DC stabilized power supply. Therefore, in order to generate the required amount of atomization, parts are selected and high-precision parts are used.

例えば、霧化量を検出し、調整するために霧化発生回路の高圧発生回路の超音波振動子に流れる電流を高絶縁性の電流測定回路を設け測定し、その霧化量から高圧発生回路から超音波振動子への印加電圧を制御する霧化装置を備えた冷蔵庫がある。(例えば、特許文献1参照)。   For example, in order to detect and adjust the atomization amount, the current flowing through the ultrasonic vibrator of the high voltage generation circuit of the atomization generation circuit is measured by providing a highly insulating current measurement circuit, and the high voltage generation circuit is measured from the atomization amount. There is a refrigerator equipped with an atomization device that controls the voltage applied to the ultrasonic vibrator from the head. (For example, refer to Patent Document 1).

図6において、超音波霧化装置115は、圧電素子122と、圧電素子122へ高周波を印加するための高圧・発振回路135と、電流を検知する電流検知回路136と、超音波霧化装置115を制御するための制御回路137と、制御回路137内に電流検知回路136で検出した電流値から霧化部115の水量を判定する霧化判定手段138を備えている。   In FIG. 6, the ultrasonic atomizer 115 includes a piezoelectric element 122, a high voltage / oscillation circuit 135 for applying a high frequency to the piezoelectric element 122, a current detection circuit 136 for detecting a current, and an ultrasonic atomizer 115. A control circuit 137 for controlling the flow rate, and an atomization determination means 138 for determining the amount of water in the atomization unit 115 from the current value detected by the current detection circuit 136 in the control circuit 137.

以下に、その動作について説明する。   The operation will be described below.

超音波霧化装置115は、圧電振動子122に高圧・発振回路135から発振した電圧が印加される。その印加したときの電流値を信号S1として電流検知回路136が検知し、その信号を制御手段である霧化装置制御回路137に信号S2として入力し、霧化判定手段138にて霧化状況を把握し、高圧・発振回路135の出力電圧等を調整している。   In the ultrasonic atomizer 115, the voltage oscillated from the high voltage / oscillator circuit 135 is applied to the piezoelectric vibrator 122. The current detection circuit 136 detects the current value at the time of application as a signal S1, inputs the signal as a signal S2 to the atomizer control circuit 137 as a control means, and the atomization determination means 138 indicates the atomization status. The output voltage of the high-voltage / oscillation circuit 135 is adjusted.

この方法により、圧電振動子に流れる電流から霧化量を求め、制御手段で霧化量を調整することができる。   By this method, the atomization amount can be obtained from the current flowing through the piezoelectric vibrator, and the atomization amount can be adjusted by the control means.

特開2007−046888号公報JP 2007-046888 A

しかしながら、上述したミスト装置では、高圧発生回路の電流を測定するために高絶縁性の電流測定回路を設ける必要があり、高価で安全性の高い装置となっていた。また、高圧発生回路や圧電素子などの部品が性能ばらつきを有するために霧化装置の制御回路で検知電流から制御をおこない、霧化量を高精度に発生させるという複雑な制御が必要であった。   However, in the mist device described above, it is necessary to provide a highly insulating current measurement circuit in order to measure the current of the high voltage generation circuit, and thus the device is expensive and highly safe. In addition, since components such as high-voltage generation circuits and piezoelectric elements have performance variations, complicated control is required in which the atomizing device control circuit controls the detected current to generate the atomization amount with high accuracy. .

本発明は、前記従来の課題を解決するもので、簡単なミスト装置への供給電源部の基準電源部の切換手段で一定割合の電圧可変をおこなうことで、予め必要な霧化量範囲内に収まるようにし、実際の霧化量を霧化装置の空振動による振動子の焼損防止用の水位検知手段を用いて測定することで容易に霧化量の測定をおこなうことと簡単な基準電源切換を一定割合でおこなうことで霧化量範囲内に収まるようにすることでより簡単で低価格のミスト装置を設けることを目的とする。   The present invention solves the above-mentioned conventional problem, and by changing the voltage at a constant rate by the switching means of the reference power supply unit of the power supply unit to a simple mist device, it is within the required atomization amount range in advance. Easy measurement of the atomization amount and simple switching of the reference power supply by measuring the actual atomization amount using the water level detection means for preventing burnout of the vibrator due to the air vibration of the atomizer The purpose is to provide a mist device that is simpler and lower in cost by being within a range of the amount of atomization by performing a certain ratio.

上記課題を解決するために、本発明においては、洗濯乾燥機能と、水を霧化するミスト装置と、前記ミスト装置の安定した霧化発生用の貯水槽の一定水量を確保するための上限値を検知する第一水位検知手段と、水量不足によるミスト装置の故障防止用の下限値を検知する第二水位検知手段と、ミスト装置に電源を供給する電源部とを備える洗濯乾燥機であって、前記ミスト装置の霧化発生時に計時するタイマ手段と、前記電源部の電圧を調整する調整手段と、単位時間当りの必要霧化量範囲および前記ミスト装置の印加電圧に対する霧化量の一定勾配値を設定する設定部と、霧化量を算出する算出手段とを備える構成とした。   In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, in the present invention, a washing / drying function, a mist device for atomizing water, and an upper limit value for securing a constant amount of water in a water tank for stable atomization of the mist device. A first and second water level detecting means for detecting water, a second water level detecting means for detecting a lower limit value for preventing failure of the mist device due to insufficient water, and a power supply unit for supplying power to the mist device. A timer means for timing when the atomization of the mist device occurs, an adjusting means for adjusting the voltage of the power supply unit, a required atomization amount range per unit time, and a constant gradient of the atomization amount with respect to the applied voltage of the mist device The configuration includes a setting unit that sets a value and a calculation unit that calculates an atomization amount.

これによって、前記算出手段は、タイマ手段によりミスト装置が霧化発生時間を計時し、その計時時間と、貯水槽の第一水位検知手段から第二水位検知手段までの減少水量とから単位時間あたりの霧化量を算出することで、設定部の必要霧化量範囲と比較判定し、霧化量が不足かどうかを判断することができ、その判断結果から、調整手段により電源部の電圧調整を設定部に設定しているミスト装置の印加電圧と霧化量との一定勾配値から必要霧化量とするための電圧切換の一定割合を、次回以降のミスト発生時に補正することができる。   Thereby, the calculation means counts the atomization occurrence time by the timer means by the timer means, and from the time measurement time and the amount of reduced water from the first water level detection means to the second water level detection means of the water tank, per unit time. By calculating the amount of atomization, it can be compared with the required atomization amount range of the setting unit to determine whether the amount of atomization is insufficient, and from the determination result, the voltage adjustment of the power supply unit by the adjustment means Can be corrected at the next and subsequent occurrences of mist from the constant gradient value between the applied voltage and the atomization amount of the mist device set in the setting unit to the required atomization amount.

また、本来の発振回路内のトランジスタの電流増幅率(hfe)のばらつきによる霧化量のばらつきを発振回路への印加電圧である電源部の電圧調整することでトランジスタの電流増幅率(hfe)による影響を補正する。その補正については、電源部の電圧もばらついているために、洗濯乾燥機として必要な単位時間当たりの霧化量範囲に入るように電源部の基準電圧を簡単な切換装置で一定割合の可変をおこなうことで必要霧化量を確保できる。   In addition, by adjusting the voltage of the power supply unit, which is the voltage applied to the oscillation circuit, the variation in atomization amount due to the variation in the current amplification factor (hfe) of the transistor in the original oscillation circuit depends on the current amplification factor (hfe) of the transistor. Correct the effect. As for the correction, since the voltage of the power supply unit also varies, the power supply unit reference voltage can be changed by a simple switching device so that it falls within the range of atomization amount per unit time required for the washing and drying machine. The necessary atomization amount can be secured by performing.

以上で説明したように、本発明によれば、ミスト装置の貯水槽水量を確保するための第一水位検知手段と、水量不足によるミスト装置の故障防止である第二水位検知手段を利用して、既知である第一水位検知手段から第二水位検知手段までの水量をタイマ手段で時間を計時し、ミスト装置の霧化量を算出手段で算出することで、新たな部品や高絶縁性の部品を不要とし、容易で安価に霧化量を求めることができる。   As explained above, according to the present invention, the first water level detecting means for securing the water amount of the water tank of the mist device and the second water level detecting means for preventing failure of the mist device due to insufficient water amount are utilized. , By measuring the amount of water from the known first water level detection means to the second water level detection means with the timer means, and calculating the atomization amount of the mist device with the calculation means, new parts and high insulation No parts are required, and the amount of atomization can be obtained easily and inexpensively.

また、設定部にそれぞれの洗濯乾燥機に必要な霧化量範囲(幅)とミスト装置の印加電圧と霧化量との一定勾配値を設定することで、洗濯乾燥機毎に厳密な調整を必要とせず、一定割合の電圧調整で、次回以降の動作で、自動的に必要霧化量に調整することができ、部品ばらつきによる影響も容易で安価に霧化量の調整をすることができる。   In addition, strict adjustments can be made for each washing and drying machine by setting the atomization amount range (width) required for each washing and drying machine and the constant gradient value of the applied voltage and atomization amount of the mist device in the setting section. It is not necessary, it can be adjusted to the required atomization amount automatically in the next and subsequent operations by adjusting the voltage at a certain ratio, and the effect of component variations can be easily adjusted at low cost. .

本発明の実施の形態1の洗濯乾燥機の構成図Configuration diagram of the washer-dryer according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention 本発明の実施の形態1の洗濯乾燥機の電源部詳細構成図Detailed configuration diagram of power supply unit of washing and drying machine according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention 本発明の実施の形態1の洗濯乾燥機のミスト装置への印加電圧波形図Applied voltage waveform diagram to the mist device of the washing and drying machine of Embodiment 1 of the present invention 本発明の実施の形態1の洗濯乾燥機のミスト装置印加電圧と霧化量特性図Mist device applied voltage and atomization amount characteristic diagram of the washer-dryer of Embodiment 1 of the present invention 本発明の実施の形態1の洗濯乾燥機の定期切換設定での構成図The block diagram in the periodical switching setting of the washing / drying machine of Embodiment 1 of this invention 従来の超音波霧化装置における構成図Configuration diagram of conventional ultrasonic atomizer

第1の発明は、洗濯乾燥機能と、水を霧化するミスト装置と、前記ミスト装置の安定した霧化発生用の貯水槽の一定水量を確保するための上限値を検知する第一水位検知手段と、水量不足によるミスト装置の故障防止用の下限値を検知する第二水位検知手段と、ミスト装置に電源を供給する電源部とを備える洗濯乾燥機であって、前記ミスト装置の霧化発生時に計時するタイマ手段と、前記電源部の電圧を調整する調整手段と、単位時間当りの必要霧化量範囲および前記ミスト装置の印加電圧に対する霧化量の一定勾配値を設定する設定部と、霧化量を算出する算出手段とを備えることにより、前記算出手段は、霧化量を把握するとともに設定部から必要霧化量に調整をおこなう。   A first invention is a first water level detection for detecting a washing / drying function, a mist device for atomizing water, and an upper limit value for securing a constant amount of water in a water tank for generating stable atomization of the mist device. A washing / drying machine comprising: means; a second water level detection means for detecting a lower limit value for preventing failure of the mist device due to insufficient water amount; and a power supply unit that supplies power to the mist device, wherein the atomization of the mist device Timer means for timing at the time of occurrence, adjusting means for adjusting the voltage of the power supply unit, a setting unit for setting a required atomization amount range per unit time and a constant gradient value of the atomization amount with respect to the applied voltage of the mist device, The calculating means grasps the atomization amount and adjusts the necessary atomization amount from the setting unit.

これによって、既存の水位検知手段とミスト装置の動作時間をタイマ手段で計時することで容易で安価に霧化量を算出することができる。また、調整手段により、発振回路や電源部の部品ばらつきによる霧化量ばらつきがあっても、洗濯乾燥機毎に必要霧化量範囲という一定範囲およびミスト装置の印加電圧に対する霧化量の一定勾配値を設定することで、初期の霧化量の把握と必要霧化量への電圧切換調整を算出することができ、自動的に容易に霧化量を必要な範囲に調整することができる。   Thereby, the amount of atomization can be calculated easily and inexpensively by measuring the operation time of the existing water level detection means and the mist device with the timer means. In addition, even if there are variations in the amount of atomization due to variations in the components of the oscillation circuit and power supply by the adjusting means, a certain range of the required atomization amount range for each washing dryer and a constant gradient of the atomization amount with respect to the applied voltage of the mist device By setting the value, the initial atomization amount can be grasped and the voltage switching adjustment to the necessary atomization amount can be calculated, and the atomization amount can be automatically adjusted to the required range automatically.

第2の発明は、特に、第1の発明において、前記算出手段は、安定霧化発生のための第一水位検知手段と故障防止用の第二水位検知手段の水位差から得た水量とタイマ手段で計時する時間とから一定時間当りの霧化量を算出することにより、第一水位検出手段の検知状態から第二水位検知手段の検知までの水量と時間を正確に把握する。   According to a second aspect of the invention, in particular, in the first aspect of the invention, the calculating means includes a water amount obtained from a water level difference between a first water level detecting means for generating stable atomization and a second water level detecting means for preventing failure, and a timer. By calculating the atomization amount per fixed time from the time counted by the means, the water amount and time from the detection state of the first water level detection means to the detection of the second water level detection means are accurately grasped.

これによって、前記算出手段は、第一水位検知手段の検知と第二水位検知手段の検知により正確な水位差を求め、その水位差から正確な減水量を把握することができる。さらにタイマ手段で計時しているミスト装置の動作時間から正確な単位時間当たりの霧化量の精度を向上できる。   Thereby, the said calculation means can obtain | require an exact water level difference by the detection of a 1st water level detection means, and the detection of a 2nd water level detection means, and can grasp | ascertain the exact water reduction amount from the water level difference. Furthermore, the accuracy of the amount of atomization per unit time can be improved from the operation time of the mist device timed by the timer means.

第3の発明は、特に、第1または第2の発明において、タイマ手段は、第一水位検知手段の水位が上限値状態において、前記ミスト装置が動作開始を検出する起動検知手段を備えることにより、前記起動検知手段の起動時点から前記第二水位検知手段が下限値を検知するまでの時間を計時する。   According to a third invention, in particular, in the first or second invention, the timer means includes an activation detection means for detecting the start of operation of the mist device when the water level of the first water level detection means is in the upper limit state. The time until the second water level detecting means detects the lower limit value from the time when the activation detecting means is activated is counted.

これによって、容易にミスト装置の動作時間を計時することができ、より正確な単位時間当たりの霧化量を算出することができる。   Thus, the operation time of the mist device can be easily measured, and a more accurate atomization amount per unit time can be calculated.

第4の発明は、特に第1から第3のいずれかの発明において、電源部は、電圧安定化機能と、発生する電圧の基準となる基準電圧部と、前記基準電圧部の電圧を一定割合だけ上下に切換える切換部とを備えることにより、前記算出部の霧化量から前記切換部でミスト装置への供給電圧を調整する。   In a fourth aspect of the invention, in particular, in any one of the first to third aspects of the invention, the power supply unit has a voltage stabilizing function, a reference voltage unit that serves as a reference for the voltage to be generated, and a constant ratio of the voltage of the reference voltage unit. And a switching unit that switches only up and down, the supply voltage to the mist device is adjusted by the switching unit from the atomization amount of the calculation unit.

これによって、設定部の必要霧化量の一定範囲内に一定割合で電圧調整することで容易に霧化量を必要霧化量範囲に収めることができる。   Thereby, the atomization amount can be easily included in the necessary atomization amount range by adjusting the voltage at a certain ratio within the certain range of the necessary atomization amount of the setting unit.

第5の発明は、特に第4の発明において、前記電圧安定化機能が、電源電圧を直流電圧とすることにより、ミスト装置に供給する電圧を一定電圧とすることで安定した霧化量を発生する。   In a fifth aspect of the invention, in particular, in the fourth aspect of the invention, the voltage stabilization function generates a stable atomization amount by setting the voltage supplied to the mist device to a constant voltage by setting the power supply voltage to a DC voltage. To do.

これによって、リップル等がないためミスト装置の霧化量は電圧値に応じた直線性のあ
る霧化量発生動作を安定しておこなうことができるため、電源部の部品ばらつきによる洗濯乾燥機毎に電源電圧値のばらつきがあっても調整部の調整を容易におこなうことができる。
As a result, since there is no ripple or the like, the atomization amount of the mist device can stably perform the operation of generating the atomization amount with linearity according to the voltage value. Even if the power supply voltage value varies, the adjustment unit can be easily adjusted.

第6の発明は、特に第1から第5のいずれかの発明において、前記切換部は、洗濯乾燥機が電源印加後、最初に算出手段が算出した霧化量から決定した切換条件を記録する切換設定部を設けることにより、次回以降にミスト装置が動作する場合に前記切換設定部の値を使用する。   In a sixth aspect of the present invention, in particular, in any one of the first to fifth aspects, the switching unit records a switching condition determined from an atomization amount calculated by a calculation unit first after the washing dryer applies power. By providing the switching setting unit, the value of the switching setting unit is used when the mist device operates after the next time.

これによって、最初のミスト装置の動作時に切換設定部で霧化量に必要な条件を設定することで、次回以降のミスト装置の動作では、その洗濯乾燥機に必要な霧化量を発生することができるとともにミスト装置の調整作業を不要とする生産性の効率向上とすることができる。   By setting the necessary conditions for the atomization amount in the switching setting unit during the operation of the first mist device, the amount of atomization necessary for the washing and drying machine can be generated in the subsequent operation of the mist device. In addition, it is possible to improve the efficiency of productivity without the need for adjusting the mist device.

第7の発明は、特に第1から第5のいずれかの発明において、前記切換部は、週単位または月単位または年単位で定期的に洗濯乾燥機が電源印加後、算出手段が算出した霧化量から決定した切換条件を記録する定期切換設定部を設けることにより、次回の算出手段による算出までの間、ミスト装置が動作する際に前記定期切換設定部の値を使用する。   In a seventh aspect of the invention, particularly in any one of the first to fifth aspects of the invention, the switching unit is a mist calculated by the calculating means after the washing / drying machine periodically applies power in units of weeks, months, or years. By providing a periodic switching setting unit that records the switching condition determined from the conversion amount, the value of the periodic switching setting unit is used when the mist device operates until the next calculation by the calculation means.

これによって、定期的に算出部で単位時間当たりの霧化量を算出し、定期切換設定部に切換条件を設定することで、経年変化による部品劣化や周囲環境変化による影響でミスト装置の霧化量に変化があった場合でも、洗濯乾燥機毎の必要な霧化量範囲内に霧化量を発生することができる。   As a result, the amount of atomization per unit time is periodically calculated by the calculation unit, and the switching conditions are set in the periodic switching setting unit, so that the atomization of the mist device is influenced by the deterioration of parts due to aging and the surrounding environment. Even when there is a change in the amount, the amount of atomization can be generated within the necessary atomization amount range for each washing dryer.

第8の発明は、特に第1から第7のいずれかの発明において、前記ミスト装置の霧化発生部を超音波振動子とすることにより、一定電圧以上の電圧印加をおこない安定した数μm径のミストを発生する。   In an eighth aspect of the invention, in particular, in any one of the first to seventh aspects of the invention, the atomization generating portion of the mist device is an ultrasonic vibrator, so that a voltage of a certain voltage or more is applied and a stable diameter of several μm. Generate mist.

これによって、超音波振動子に印加する電圧を一定以上の電圧とすることで、発生する霧化量を容易に安定化することができる。   As a result, the amount of atomization generated can be easily stabilized by setting the voltage applied to the ultrasonic transducer to a voltage above a certain level.

以下、本発明の実施の形態について、図面を参照しながら説明する。なお、この実施の形態によって本発明が限定されるものではない。   Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Note that the present invention is not limited to the embodiments.

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FIG. 1 shows a configuration diagram of a washing / drying machine according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.

図1において、洗濯乾燥機6は、洗濯乾燥をおこなう洗濯乾燥部5と、洗濯乾燥やミスト機能を制御する洗濯乾燥制御部1と、ミスト機能へ電源を供給する電源部2と、霧化発生のための水を貯水する貯水槽4と、貯水槽4の水位の上限水位40を検地する第一水位検知手段42と、超音波振動子である霧化発生部31の故障防止用の下限水位41の検知をおこなう第二水位検知手段43と、霧化発生部31を超音波振動させるための発振回路であるミスト装置3とから構成する。   In FIG. 1, a washing / drying machine 6 includes a washing / drying unit 5 for performing washing / drying, a washing / drying control unit 1 for controlling washing / drying and a mist function, a power supply unit 2 for supplying power to the mist function, and generation of atomization. Water tank 4 for storing water for water, first water level detection means 42 for detecting the upper limit water level 40 of the water level in the water tank 4, and a lower limit water level for preventing failure of the atomization generator 31 which is an ultrasonic vibrator The second water level detecting means 43 for detecting 41 and the mist device 3 which is an oscillation circuit for causing the atomization generating unit 31 to vibrate ultrasonically.

洗濯乾燥制御部1は、洗濯乾燥機能部5の制御をおこなう洗濯乾燥制御部1内に、ミスト装置3の動作開始を検知する起動検知手段14と、ミスト動作時間を計時するタイマ手段11と、当該洗濯乾燥機6の必要とする霧化量値の範囲を設定する設定部13と、タイマ手段11の時間と第一水位検知手段42と第二水位検知手段43の検知信号からミスト装置3の動作による単位時間あたりの霧化量を算出する算出手段12とを構成する。   The washing / drying control unit 1 includes, in the washing / drying control unit 1 that controls the washing / drying function unit 5, an activation detection unit 14 that detects the start of operation of the mist device 3, a timer unit 11 that times the mist operation time, The setting unit 13 for setting the range of the atomization amount value required by the washing / drying machine 6, the time of the timer means 11, and the detection signals of the first water level detection means 42 and the second water level detection means 43 of the mist device 3. The calculation means 12 which calculates the atomization amount per unit time by operation | movement is comprised.

電源部2は、ミスト装置3への供給電圧を安定した直流電圧とする電圧安定化昨日21と、直流電圧の電圧値を一定割合で調整する調整手段22とから構成する。その調整手段22は、直流電圧の基準電圧となる基準電圧部221と、その基準電圧部221の電圧を一定割合変更する切換部222とから構成し、切換部222は、その切換条件を設定記録する切換設定部223を構成する。   The power supply unit 2 includes a voltage stabilization yesterday 21 in which the supply voltage to the mist device 3 is a stable DC voltage, and an adjustment unit 22 that adjusts the voltage value of the DC voltage at a constant rate. The adjusting means 22 includes a reference voltage unit 221 serving as a reference voltage of a DC voltage, and a switching unit 222 that changes the voltage of the reference voltage unit 221 by a certain ratio. The switching unit 222 sets and records the switching conditions. The switching setting unit 223 is configured.

図2は、電源部2が、スイッチング電源を利用した直流電源とした場合を示すもので、商用電源を入力する電圧安定化機能21は、平滑部213と、平滑後の電圧をスイッチングするスイッチング回路211と、その電圧をミスト供給電圧に変換するトランス212とから構成し、調整部22は、基準電圧部221と、基準電圧を抵抗分圧で切替える切換部222と、その切換条件を設定記録する切換設定部223と、その切換条件に合わせた電圧に調整するフィードバック回路224とから構成する。   FIG. 2 shows a case where the power source unit 2 is a DC power source using a switching power source. A voltage stabilizing function 21 for inputting a commercial power source includes a smoothing unit 213 and a switching circuit for switching the smoothed voltage. 211, and a transformer 212 that converts the voltage into a mist supply voltage. The adjustment unit 22 sets and records a reference voltage unit 221, a switching unit 222 that switches the reference voltage by resistance voltage division, and a switching condition thereof. It comprises a switching setting unit 223 and a feedback circuit 224 that adjusts the voltage according to the switching condition.

切換部222は、抵抗値を替えることで一定割合の電圧調整をおこなう−10%電圧切換SWAと、−5%電圧切換SWBと、+5%電圧切換SWCと、+10%電圧切換SWDとから構成している。   The switching unit 222 is composed of a -10% voltage switching SWA, a -5% voltage switching SWB, a + 5% voltage switching SWC, and a + 10% voltage switching SWD that adjust the voltage at a certain ratio by changing the resistance value. ing.

図3の(a)は、図2の商用電源入力後、電圧安定化機能21の平滑直後の電圧である平滑部出力Z1の電圧波形であり、図3の(b)は、リップルの少ない安定化した直流電圧出力点である直流電圧出力Z2の電圧波形である。   3A is a voltage waveform of the smoothing unit output Z1 which is a voltage immediately after smoothing of the voltage stabilization function 21 after the commercial power supply input in FIG. 2, and FIG. 3B is a stable waveform with little ripple. It is a voltage waveform of DC voltage output Z2 which is a converted DC voltage output point.

図4は、電源部2の電圧変化に対するミスト機能における単位時間当たりの霧化量を示す図である。   FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the amount of atomization per unit time in the mist function with respect to the voltage change of the power supply unit 2.

電源部2は、部品のばらつきによって、電圧が5〜10%程度の誤差の電圧を出力する。そのため電圧が変化した場合、同じミスト装置3であっても霧化量がばらつくこと上限値H1またはH2の直線が示している。また、例えば、ミスト装置3の発振回路部品トランジスタの電流増幅率(hfe)のばらつきにより霧化量が変化することを上限値H1から下限値H2の範囲で示している。   The power supply unit 2 outputs an error voltage having a voltage of about 5 to 10% due to component variations. Therefore, when the voltage changes, even if the mist device 3 is the same, the amount of atomization varies, and the straight line of the upper limit value H1 or H2 indicates. Further, for example, the change in the atomization amount due to the variation in the current amplification factor (hfe) of the oscillation circuit component transistor of the mist device 3 is shown in the range from the upper limit value H1 to the lower limit value H2.

洗濯乾燥機6の必要霧化量は、範囲下限J2〜範囲上限J1の中に霧化量があればよいことを示している。   The required atomization amount of the washing / drying machine 6 indicates that the atomization amount should be within the range lower limit J2 to the range upper limit J1.

例えば、トランジスタ下限品で調整部22が電圧調整をおこなう前の電圧でミスト装置3を動作させた場合の霧化量点K1とし、調整部22の電圧調整を+10%とした場合の霧化量点K2として示している。また、トランジスタ上限品で調整部22が電圧調整をおこなう前の電圧でミスト装置3を動作させた場合の霧化量点K3とし、調整部22の電圧調整を−5%とした場合の霧化量点K4として示している。   For example, the atomization amount point K1 when the mist device 3 is operated with the voltage before the adjustment unit 22 performs voltage adjustment in the transistor lower limit product, and the atomization amount when the voltage adjustment of the adjustment unit 22 is + 10% This is shown as point K2. Moreover, it is set as the atomization amount point K3 when the mist device 3 is operated with the voltage before the adjustment unit 22 performs voltage adjustment in the transistor upper limit product, and atomization when the voltage adjustment of the adjustment unit 22 is −5%. It is shown as a quantity point K4.

図5では、図1の切換設定部223を一定間隔で定期的に霧化量を算出手段12で算出し、必要霧化量かを確認し、必要に応じて切換設定をおこなう定期切換設定部223Bとしている。   In FIG. 5, the switching setting unit 223 in FIG. 1 periodically calculates the atomization amount by the calculation means 12 at regular intervals, confirms whether it is the required atomization amount, and performs switching setting as necessary. 223B.

次に、このような構成の洗濯乾燥機6の動作、作用について説明する。   Next, the operation and action of the washing / drying machine 6 having such a configuration will be described.

ここで、洗濯乾燥機6に必要な単位時間当たりの霧化量範囲を10〜14ml/分として設定部13に設定している場合とし、ミスト装置3の発振回路の部品がばらつき下限品で、電源部2の電圧が調整前に−5%の誤差であった場合に+10%電圧調整した場合で、貯水槽4の第一水位検知手段42の水位時水量が200ml、第二水位検知手段43の水位時水量が150mlとした場合の例を示す。   Here, it is assumed that the atomization amount range per unit time required for the washing and drying machine 6 is set in the setting unit 13 as 10 to 14 ml / min, and the components of the oscillation circuit of the mist device 3 are the variation lower limit products. When the voltage of the power supply unit 2 has an error of −5% before the adjustment, when the voltage is adjusted by + 10%, the water amount at the time of the water level of the first water level detection means 42 of the water tank 4 is 200 ml, and the second water level detection means 43 An example in which the water amount at the time of the water level is 150 ml is shown.

まず、洗濯感想機6が、最初にミスト機能を使用する場合に、電源部2は初期の電源電圧が部品ばらつきのため5〜10%の誤差のどの値にあるかは不明な状態であるが、その状態でミスト機能を動作開始する。   First, when the washing impression machine 6 uses the mist function for the first time, the power supply unit 2 is in an unknown state as to which value of the error of 5 to 10% is in the initial power supply voltage due to component variations. In this state, the mist function starts to operate.

ミスト機能開始時に、まず、貯水槽4に給水をおこない、第一水位検知手段42の検知により貯水が完了したことを洗濯乾燥制御部1に通知するとともに算出手段12で200mlの水位40であることを検知する。電源部2は調整手段22が初期の状態の電圧でミスト装置3に電圧を供給し、ミスト装置3が動作を開始する。その動作開始を起動検知手段14が検知し、タイマ手段11の時間計測が開始する。   At the start of the mist function, first, water is supplied to the water tank 4, and the water level is detected by the first water level detection means 42 to notify the washing / drying control unit 1 and the water level 40 of 200 ml is calculated by the calculation means 12. Is detected. The power supply unit 2 supplies the voltage to the mist device 3 with the voltage of the adjusting unit 22 in the initial state, and the mist device 3 starts to operate. The activation detection means 14 detects the start of the operation, and the time measurement of the timer means 11 starts.

次にミスト装置3が内部部品のばらつき下限品のトランジスタで発振した信号を霧化発生部31に印加することで貯水槽内の水を霧化させ、洗濯乾燥機能部にミストとして供給する。その状態を継続し、貯水槽4の水量150mlの下限水位41まで下がり、第二水位検知手段43が検知し、洗濯乾燥制御部1に通知することでミスト装置3の動作を停止すると同時に、算出手段12でタイマ手段11の時間計測値をカウントし、例えば計測値が6分15秒の場合、ミスト機能による減水量50ml(200−150=50ml)から単位時間当たりの霧化量が8ml/分(図4のK1点)と算出する。   Next, the mist device 3 applies a signal oscillated by the transistor of the internal component variation lower limit product to the atomization generating unit 31 to atomize the water in the water storage tank, and supplies it as a mist to the washing and drying function unit. The state is continued, the water level in the water tank 4 drops to the lower limit water level 41 of 150 ml, the second water level detection means 43 detects and notifies the washing / drying control unit 1 to stop the operation of the mist device 3 and calculate at the same time. The time measurement value of the timer means 11 is counted by the means 12. For example, when the measurement value is 6 minutes 15 seconds, the atomization amount per unit time is 8 ml / min from the water reduction amount 50 ml (200-150 = 50 ml) by the mist function. (K1 point in FIG. 4) is calculated.

次に、この算出手段12での算出値8ml/分と、設定部13に設定されている必要霧化量範囲10〜14ml/分とを比較し、不足していることから霧化量を増加させるために洗濯乾燥制御部1が電源部2の切換部222に電圧上昇を指令し、基準電圧部221の電圧を切替えるために、切換設定部223が一定割合である+10%の設定(図2のSWD)切換をおこないその値を記録し、電圧安定化機能21の電圧値を10%上昇させる。この場合、ミスト装置3へ印加する電圧変化における霧化量の一定勾配が設定部13に設定されているため、切換部222の切替える一定割合の値を予測でき、算出手段12で必要霧化量になる一定割合の切換値を設定できる。   Next, the calculated value 8 ml / min in the calculating means 12 is compared with the required atomization amount range 10 to 14 ml / min set in the setting unit 13, and the atomization amount is increased because it is insufficient. Therefore, the washing / drying control unit 1 instructs the switching unit 222 of the power supply unit 2 to increase the voltage, and the switching setting unit 223 sets a certain ratio of + 10% in order to switch the voltage of the reference voltage unit 221 (FIG. 2). SWD) is switched and the value is recorded, and the voltage value of the voltage stabilization function 21 is increased by 10%. In this case, since the constant gradient of the atomization amount in the voltage change applied to the mist device 3 is set in the setting unit 13, a constant ratio value to be switched by the switching unit 222 can be predicted. A constant switching value can be set.

さらに、次のミスト機能を動作させる場合に、切換設定部223の値である+10%の電源部2の電圧値でミスト装置3が動作を開始し、前回と同様の方法で霧化量を算出手段12は、タイマ手段11が計測する時間が4分32秒と、減水量50mlとから単位時間当たりの霧化量を11ml/分(図4のK2点)と算出する。その結果、霧化量は必要霧化量範囲となるため、洗濯乾燥機6として必要なミスト機能を満足する。   Furthermore, when the next mist function is operated, the mist device 3 starts operating at the voltage value of the power supply unit 2 of + 10% which is the value of the switching setting unit 223, and the atomization amount is calculated in the same manner as the previous time. The means 12 calculates the atomization amount per unit time as 11 ml / min (point K2 in FIG. 4) from the time measured by the timer means 11 of 4 minutes and 32 seconds and the reduced water amount of 50 ml. As a result, the atomization amount falls within the required atomization amount range, and therefore the mist function necessary for the washing / drying machine 6 is satisfied.

このような動作をおこなうことで、初回の動作で初期状態のミスト機能の性能を把握し、次回以降の動作で、洗濯乾燥機6としてのミスト性能を満足するように自動的に調整する。   By performing such an operation, the performance of the mist function in the initial state is grasped by the first operation, and automatically adjusted so as to satisfy the mist performance as the washing / drying machine 6 in the subsequent operation.

例えば、ミスト装置3の内部部品のばらつき上限品のトランジスタでは、初期状態での霧化量が図4のK3点(例えば14.5ml/分)となった場合でも、算出手段12で必要霧化量範囲(図4の必要霧化量範囲上限値J1〜必要霧化量範囲下限値J2)になるように切換設定部223を−5%に切替えることで、図4のK4点(例えば13ml/分)の霧化量となる。ばらつきの中間品であれば、初期の状態から必要霧化量範囲の値となっている場合があるが、その場合は、その状態を継続する。   For example, in the case of the upper limit variation transistor of the internal components of the mist device 3, even when the atomization amount in the initial state becomes the K3 point (for example, 14.5 ml / min) in FIG. By switching the switching setting unit 223 to −5% so as to be within the amount range (necessary atomization amount range upper limit value J1 to necessary atomization amount range lower limit value J2 in FIG. 4), point K4 in FIG. Min) of atomization amount. In the case of an intermediate product with variation, there may be a value in the required atomization amount range from the initial state, but in that case, the state is continued.

また、図5のように切換設定部223を定期切換部223Bとすることで、初回動作の霧化量を次回の動作で必要霧化量に調整した以降、例えば週単位や月単位、年単位などの一定間隔で、算出手段12が前記のような霧化量算出をおこない、必要霧化量かどうか判断し、必要に応じて切換部222の切換をおこない、その値を更新して記録、設定を定期切換設定部223Bでおこなう。   Further, by setting the switching setting unit 223 as the regular switching unit 223B as shown in FIG. 5, after adjusting the atomization amount of the first operation to the required atomization amount in the next operation, for example, weekly, monthly, yearly, etc. The calculation means 12 calculates the atomization amount as described above at regular intervals such as the above, determines whether it is the necessary atomization amount, switches the switching unit 222 as necessary, updates the value, and records it. The setting is performed by the periodic switching setting unit 223B.

このようにミスト装置3の部品(例えばトランジスタ)の発振動作による印加電圧に対する霧化量の関係が一定勾配値であることと、貯水槽4の第一検知手段42と第二検知手段43との水位差による減水量と、タイマ手段11による時間計測値とから単位時間当たりの霧化量を把握することができるとともに、その一定勾配値から必要な電圧切換の一定割合値も算出することができることで、従来、ミスト装置3や電源部2の部品のばらつきがあるため、初期の状態がどの霧化量にあるかはわからないため、洗濯乾燥機6毎に部品選別や組合せなどを考慮する必要があったものを自動的に霧化量を必要範囲(図4の必要霧化量範囲上限値J1〜必要霧化量範囲下限値J2)にすることができる。   As described above, the relationship between the atomization amount with respect to the applied voltage due to the oscillation operation of the components (for example, transistors) of the mist device 3 is a constant gradient value, and the relationship between the first detection means 42 and the second detection means 43 of the water storage tank 4. The amount of atomization per unit time can be grasped from the amount of water reduced due to the difference in water level and the time measured value by the timer means 11, and the constant rate value of the necessary voltage switching can be calculated from the constant gradient value. Conventionally, since there are variations in the components of the mist device 3 and the power supply unit 2, it is not possible to know which atomization amount the initial state is, so it is necessary to consider component selection and combination for each washing dryer 6. What was there can be automatically made the atomization amount within the required range (required atomization amount range upper limit value J1 to required atomization amount range lower limit value J2 in FIG. 4).

また、定期切換部223Bの一定間隔で霧化量の算出および調整をおこなうことで経年変化や周囲環境変化があっても必要霧化量を維持できる。   Further, by calculating and adjusting the atomization amount at regular intervals of the regular switching unit 223B, the necessary atomization amount can be maintained even if there is a secular change or a change in the surrounding environment.

図2は、電源部2を詳細に示した例で、商用電源の入力から平滑部213で交流を平滑した出力Z1(図3(a)の波形)とし、それをスイッチング回路211で一定周波数にスイッチングし、トランス212を介してミスト装置3への電源電圧に安定化する出力Z2(図3(b)の波形)とする。その際、トランス212の出力側電圧をフィードバック回路224で監視し、基準電圧部221で発生する一定電圧値と比較し、スイッチング回路211へ制御をおこない、電圧を安定化する。   FIG. 2 shows an example of the power supply unit 2 in detail. The output Z1 (waveform of FIG. 3A) obtained by smoothing the alternating current by the smoothing unit 213 from the input of the commercial power supply is set to a constant frequency by the switching circuit 211. The output is Z2 (waveform in FIG. 3B) that is switched and stabilized to the power supply voltage to the mist device 3 via the transformer 212. At that time, the output side voltage of the transformer 212 is monitored by the feedback circuit 224, compared with a constant voltage value generated by the reference voltage unit 221, and the switching circuit 211 is controlled to stabilize the voltage.

今回の例では、その基準電圧部221で発生する一定電圧値を一定割合で切替えるように抵抗値をそれぞれ一定割合異なった値とし、AからDの切換を切換設定部223でおこない、その値を記録する。   In this example, the resistance values are set to different values so that the constant voltage value generated in the reference voltage unit 221 is switched at a constant rate, and switching from A to D is performed by the switching setting unit 223. Record.

図2における電源部2の詳細において、ミスト装置3へ印加する電源として、直流電圧を安定化機能21のスイッチング回路211以降の回路を設ける場合と設けない場合の2通りあり、設ける場合の電圧波形として図3の(b)の電圧波形となり、商用電源の周波数や電圧変化に関係なく一定電圧の出力をおこなうため、霧化量と印加電圧の関係は、図4の一定勾配値(例えばH2)として安定する。   In the details of the power supply unit 2 in FIG. 2, there are two types of cases where a DC voltage is provided after the switching circuit 211 of the stabilization function 21 as a power supply to be applied to the mist device 3, and voltage waveforms when provided. 3 (b), and a constant voltage is output regardless of the frequency and voltage change of the commercial power supply. Therefore, the relationship between the atomization amount and the applied voltage is the constant slope value (for example, H2) in FIG. As stable.

しかし、設けない場合の電圧波形としては図3の(a)の電圧波形となり、商用周波数が50Hz、60Hzではリップル間隔も異なり、商用電源の電圧変化にも出力電圧値が変化する影響があり、電圧図4の一定勾配値(例えばH2)が安定しない。従って調整部22でおこなう電圧調整のための切換設定部223への指令が正しくできない場合があり、調整部22の調整に時間を要することとなる。   However, the voltage waveform when not provided is the voltage waveform of (a) of FIG. 3, the ripple interval is different at commercial frequencies of 50 Hz and 60 Hz, and the output voltage value has an influence on the voltage change of the commercial power supply, The constant slope value (eg, H2) in the voltage diagram 4 is not stable. Therefore, the command to the switching setting unit 223 for voltage adjustment performed by the adjustment unit 22 may not be correctly performed, and it takes time to adjust the adjustment unit 22.

従って、図2の回路構成で直流電圧としてリップルの少ない図3(b)の電圧波形とすることで正確、迅速に電圧調整ができる。   Therefore, the voltage can be adjusted accurately and quickly by using the voltage waveform shown in FIG.

ここでは、電源部2の電圧安定化機能21をスイッチング電源として説明するが、その他の直流電源であっても同じ動作、作用である。切換部222は、一定割合の電圧切換を抵抗値による分圧比の切換方法で説明しているが、ツェナーダイオードなどの切換方法であっても同じである。   Here, the voltage stabilization function 21 of the power supply unit 2 will be described as a switching power supply, but the same operation and action are achieved even with other DC power supplies. Although the switching unit 222 has described the voltage switching at a certain ratio by the switching method of the voltage dividing ratio by the resistance value, the switching method using a Zener diode or the like is the same.

また、霧化発生部31は、ここでは超音波振動子としているが圧電素子等の振動可能な素子であれば作用、動作、効果は同様である。   The atomization generating unit 31 is an ultrasonic vibrator here, but the operation, operation, and effect are the same as long as it is an oscillating element such as a piezoelectric element.

以上のように、本発明にかかる洗濯乾燥機は、部品ばらつきなどによる選別、組合せを極力少なくし、生産性の向上とともにコスト削減をおこなうことができる。   As described above, the washing / drying machine according to the present invention can reduce the selection and combination due to component variation as much as possible, thereby improving productivity and reducing cost.

これは洗浄、乾燥、除菌などの性能向上をおこなう上で、安価に利用できるだけでなく、洗濯乾燥機、食器洗い乾燥機、冷蔵庫、空気清浄機の家電用途やビル、工場に設置する設備機器への用途にも適用できる。   This is not only inexpensively used for improving performance such as washing, drying, and sterilization, but also for household appliances such as washing dryers, dishwashers, refrigerators, air purifiers, and equipment installed in buildings and factories. It can be applied to other uses.

1 洗濯乾燥制御部
11 タイマ手段
12 算出手段
13 設定部
14 起動検知手段
2 電源部
21 電圧安定化機能
211 スイッチング回路
212 トランス
213 平滑部
22 調整手段
221 基準電圧部
222 切換部
223 切換設定部
223B 定期切換設定部
224 フィードバック回路
3 ミスト装置
31 霧化発生部(超音波振動子)
4 貯水槽
40 上限水位
41 下限水位
42 第一水位検知手段
43 第二水位検知手段
5 洗濯乾燥機能部
6 洗濯乾燥機
A −10%電圧切換SW
B −5%電圧切換SW
C +5%電圧切換SW
D +10%電圧切換SW
Z1 平滑部出力
Z2 直流電圧出力
K1 ばらつき下限部品の電圧調整前霧化量
K2 ばらつき下限部品の電圧調整後霧化量
K3 ばらつき上限部品の電圧調整前霧化量
K4 ばらつき上限部品の電圧調整後霧化量
H1 ばらつき上限値霧化量
H2 ばらつき下限値霧化量
J1 必要霧化量範囲上限値
J2 必要霧化量範囲下限値
115 超音波霧化装置
121 ホーン
122 圧電素子
135 高圧・発振回路
136 電流検知回路
137 霧化装置制御回路
138 霧化判定手段
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Washing / drying control part 11 Timer means 12 Calculation means 13 Setting part 14 Starting detection means 2 Power supply part 21 Voltage stabilization function 211 Switching circuit 212 Transformer 213 Smoothing part 22 Adjustment means 221 Reference voltage part 222 Switching part 223 Switching setting part 223B Periodic Switching setting unit 224 Feedback circuit 3 Mist device 31 Atomization generating unit (ultrasonic transducer)
4 Water tank 40 Upper limit water level 41 Lower limit water level 42 First water level detection means 43 Second water level detection means 5 Washing / drying function unit 6 Washing / drying machine A −10% voltage switching SW
B-5% voltage switch SW
C + 5% voltage switch SW
D + 10% voltage switch SW
Z1 Smoothing unit output Z2 DC voltage output K1 Atomization amount before voltage adjustment of variation lower limit component K2 Atomization amount after voltage adjustment of variation lower limit component K3 Atomization amount before voltage adjustment of variation upper limit component K4 Fog after voltage adjustment of variation upper limit component Atomization amount H1 Variation upper limit value Atomization amount H2 Variation lower limit value Atomization amount J1 Necessary atomization amount range upper limit value J2 Necessary atomization amount range lower limit value 115 Ultrasonic atomizer 121 Horn 122 Piezoelectric element 135 High voltage / oscillation circuit 136 Current Detection circuit 137 Atomization device control circuit 138 Atomization determination means

Claims (8)

洗濯乾燥機能と、水を霧化するミスト装置と、前記ミスト装置の安定した霧化発生用の貯水槽の一定水量を確保するための上限値を検知する第一水位検知手段と、水量不足によるミスト装置の故障防止用の下限値を検知する第二水位検知手段と、ミスト装置に電源を供給する電源部とを備える洗濯乾燥機であって、前記ミスト装置の霧化発生時に計時するタイマ手段と、前記電源部の電圧を調整する調整手段と、単位時間当りの必要霧化量範囲および前記ミスト装置の印加電圧に対する霧化量の一定勾配値を設定する設定部と、霧化量を算出する算出手段とを備え、算出手段と設定部から霧化量を把握し、必要霧化量に調整する洗濯乾燥機。 Due to a lack of water amount, a washing / drying function, a mist device for atomizing water, a first water level detecting means for detecting an upper limit value for securing a constant amount of water in the water tank for stable atomization generation of the mist device A washing / drying machine comprising: a second water level detecting means for detecting a lower limit value for preventing failure of the mist apparatus; and a power supply unit for supplying power to the mist apparatus, wherein the timer means counts when the atomization of the mist apparatus occurs. And an adjusting means for adjusting the voltage of the power supply unit, a setting unit for setting a necessary atomization amount range per unit time and a constant gradient value of the atomization amount with respect to the applied voltage of the mist device, and calculating the atomization amount A washing / drying machine comprising: a calculating unit configured to grasp the amount of atomization from the calculating unit and the setting unit; 前記算出手段は、安定霧化発生のための第一水位検知手段と故障防止用の第二水位検知手段の水位差から得た水量とタイマ手段で計時する時間とから一定時間当りの霧化量を算出する請求項1に記載の洗濯乾燥機。 The calculation means calculates the amount of atomization per fixed time from the amount of water obtained from the water level difference between the first water level detection means for generating stable atomization and the second water level detection means for preventing failure and the time measured by the timer means. The washing / drying machine according to claim 1, wherein the value is calculated. タイマ手段は、第一水位検知手段の水位が上限値状態において、前記ミスト装置が動作開始を検出する起動検知手段を備え、前記起動検知手段の起動時点から前記第二水位検知手段が下限値を検知するまでの時間を計時する請求項1または2に記載の洗濯乾燥機。 The timer means includes activation detection means for detecting the start of operation of the mist device when the water level of the first water level detection means is in the upper limit state, and the second water level detection means has a lower limit value from the activation time of the activation detection means. The washing / drying machine according to claim 1 or 2, which measures a time until detection. 電源部は、電圧安定化機能と、発生する電圧の基準となる基準電圧部と、前記基準電圧部の電圧を一定割合だけ上下に切換える切換部とを備え、前記算出部の霧化量から前記切換部でミスト装置への供給電圧を調整する請求項1から3にいずれか1項に記載の洗濯乾燥機。 The power supply unit includes a voltage stabilization function, a reference voltage unit serving as a reference for the generated voltage, and a switching unit that switches the voltage of the reference voltage unit up and down by a certain ratio, and from the atomization amount of the calculation unit The washing / drying machine according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a voltage supplied to the mist device is adjusted by the switching unit. 前記電圧安定化機能は、電源電圧を直流電圧として前記ミスト装置に供給する請求項4に記載の洗濯乾燥機。 The washing / drying machine according to claim 4, wherein the voltage stabilization function supplies a power supply voltage to the mist device as a DC voltage. 前記切換部は、洗濯乾燥機が電源印加後、最初に算出手段が算出した霧化量から決定した切換条件を記録する切換設定部を設け、次回以降にミスト装置が動作する場合に前記切換設定部の値を使用する請求項1から5にいずれか1項に記載の洗濯乾燥機。 The switching unit is provided with a switching setting unit for recording a switching condition determined from the atomization amount calculated by the calculation unit first after the washing / drying machine applies power, and the switching setting is performed when the mist device is operated after the next time. The washing / drying machine according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein a part value is used. 前記切換部は、週単位または月単位または年単位で定期的に洗濯乾燥機が電源印加後、算出手段が算出した霧化量から決定した切換条件を記録する定期切換設定部を設け、次回の算出手段による算出までの間、ミスト装置が動作する際に前記定期切換設定部の値を使用する請求項1から5にいずれか1項に記載の洗濯乾燥機。 The switching unit is provided with a periodic switching setting unit for recording a switching condition determined from the atomization amount calculated by the calculating means after the washing / drying machine periodically applies power in units of weeks, months or years. The washing and drying machine according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the value of the periodic switching setting unit is used when the mist device operates until calculation by the calculation means. 前記ミスト装置の霧化発生部を超音波振動子とした請求項1から7にいずれか1項に記載の洗濯乾燥機。 The washing / drying machine according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein an atomizing generation part of the mist device is an ultrasonic vibrator.
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