JP2011038732A - Duct storage box - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a duct storage box capable of preventing inflow of extra air to air supply ducts. <P>SOLUTION: The duct storage box 10A includes: a louver 12 mounted to an opening 16 of a wall 15 partitioning inside and outside of a plant; and a chamber 13 which is continued to the louver 12 and installed on the inner side of the wall 15 and to which extension ends 22 of the air supply ducts 11 of an air supply device for sending air to a clean room are connected. The chamber 13 is formed by top and bottom walls 17, 18, both sidewalls 19, 20 and a rear wall 21 opposing to the louver 12. A first air exhaust unit 29 including a check valve damper 28A for discharging air within the chamber 13 to outside of the chamber 13 in accordance with pressure of air entered from the louver 12 to the chamber 13 is installed on the rear wall 21. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a duct housing box to which an extended end portion of an air supply duct of an air supply device that sends air into a predetermined chamber is connected.

  It has an air supply duct connected to the opening of the wall separating the inside and outside of the existing building, a louver attached to the opening of the wall, and a pipe hood attached to the outside of the wall so as to cover the louver. There is an air supply duct opening structure that has a plurality of horizontally long plate-like members that are inclined downwardly indoors and are arranged in parallel and at predetermined intervals along the vertical direction (see Patent Document 1). This opening structure can block the passage direction of rainwater and airflow entering the inside of the pipe hood by each horizontally long plate-like member, and can prevent rainwater from entering in the vicinity of the opening.

  In addition, the casing installed in the air supply duct leading to the clean room, a plurality of fans arranged in series inside the casing and capable of changing the air pressure, and the air flow rate arranged in parallel inside the casing are changed. A pressure control unit having a plurality of possible blowers, a controller that adjusts the pressure and air volume of air supplied to the clean room by changing the outputs of the blowers, and a pressure sensor that is connected to the controller and measures the pressure in the clean room (See Patent Document 2). In this pressure control unit, air (outside air) is taken into an air supply duct from an air intake port located outdoors, and air passing through the air supply duct is sent to the clean room by these blowers. The controller stores a set pressure of the clean room for keeping the clean room at a positive pressure. The pressure sensor outputs the measured pressure in the clean room to the controller. The controller compares the set pressure with the measured pressure output from the pressure sensor.If the measured pressure is out of the set pressure range, the controller changes the output of the blower to adjust the air pressure or air volume, and adjust the measured pressure. Return to the set pressure range.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 9-33084 JP 2006-329440 A

  In the opening structure disclosed in Patent Document 1, when strong wind blows in the vicinity of the pipe hood, excess air may flow into the air supply duct due to the influence of the wind. When air flows into the air supply duct, more air than necessary is supplied from the air supply duct to the chamber, and the indoor air pressure of the chamber may change rapidly.

  In the pressure control unit disclosed in Patent Document 2, when strong wind blows near the outside of the air intake port located outside, excess air flows into the air supply duct from the air intake port due to the influence of the wind. There is a case. The air that flows into the air supply duct from the air intake port flows into the air supply fan, and depending on the pressure (flow rate), the pressure of the air supplied from the air supply fan is boosted to a pressure that greatly exceeds the set pressure. In some cases, a large amount of air is supplied from the supply fan into the clean room.

  In the pressure control unit disclosed in Patent Document 2, since there is no means for keeping the air passing through the air supply duct constant, excess air flows into the air supply duct at once due to the effect of the wind blowing outside the air intake port. The air sent out from the air supply fan cannot be kept constant, the air supplied from the air supply fan to the clean room is excessively supplied, and the room pressure in the clean room cannot be kept at the set pressure.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a duct housing box that can prevent an excess air from flowing into an air supply duct. Another object of the present invention is to supply a constant pressure and a constant amount of air via an air supply device, so that the air supplied to the chamber can be kept constant, and the indoor pressure of the chamber is set to a set pressure. An object of the present invention is to provide a duct storage box that can be held in a box.

  The premise of the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problems is that the gallery is attached to the opening of the wall separating the inside and outside of the existing building, and the air supply that is connected to the gallery and is installed inside the wall and feeds air into a predetermined room It is a duct accommodation box provided with the chamber which the extension end part of the air supply duct of an apparatus connects.

  As a feature of the present invention based on the above premise, the chamber includes a top wall and a bottom wall facing in the vertical direction, both side walls facing in the lateral direction, and a rear side wall positioned between the both side walls facing the gallery. The first exhaust unit having a check valve damper for discharging the air in the chamber to the outside of the chamber according to the pressure of the air that has entered the chamber from the gallery is provided on the rear side wall. .

  As an example of the present invention, a second exhaust unit including a check valve damper that discharges air in the chamber to the outside of the chamber according to the pressure of the air that has entered the chamber from the gallery is installed on at least one of the side walls. ing.

  As another example of the present invention, a check valve damper includes a shaft attached to the exhaust unit, a swirl vane attached to the shaft to open and close an air flow path of the exhaust unit, and an exhaust unit attached to the shaft. The weight of the check valve damper adjusts the weight of the weight so that the first set pressure in the chamber and the weight are set in advance, and the pressure in the chamber is adjusted. When the pressure exceeds the first set pressure, the swirl vane turns against the weight of the weight in a direction to open the exhaust unit, and an air discharge port having a predetermined area is formed in the air flow path of the exhaust unit.

  As another example of the present invention, the check valve damper is formed of a shaft attached to the exhaust unit and a swirl blade attached to the shaft and closing the air flow path of the exhaust unit by its own weight. In the damper, the weight of the swirling blade is adjusted so that the first preset pressure in the chamber and the weight of the swirling blade are balanced, and when the pressure in the chamber exceeds the first set pressure, the weight of the swirling blade is increased. The swirl vane turns against the direction of opening the exhaust unit, and an air discharge port having a predetermined area is formed in the air flow path of the exhaust unit.

  As another example of the present invention, the first set pressure is in the range of 5 Pa to 40 Pa.

  As another example of the present invention, the extended end portion of the air supply duct is inserted into the chamber through an insertion hole formed in the rear side wall of the chamber, extends straight toward the gallery, and extends in the chamber. Between the opening end of the output end portion and the louver, a shielding plate that blocks direct inflow of air that has entered from the louver to the opening end is installed.

  As another example of the present invention, the area of the shielding plate is equal to or larger than the opening area of the opening end of the extended end portion, and the entire area of the opening end is shielded from the louver by the shielding plate.

  As another example of the present invention, the extended end portion of the air supply duct is inserted into the chamber through an insertion hole formed in the rear side wall of the chamber, extends straight toward the gallery, and extends in the chamber. A bent duct that bends in a direction that does not face the louver is attached to the extended end, and the bent duct is positioned on the opposite side of the first open end from the first open end connected to the open end of the extended end. And a second opening end through which air flows.

  As another example of the present invention, the bent duct is bent in the range of 90 to 180 degrees with respect to the axis of the extended end.

  As another example of the present invention, the extended end portion of the air supply duct is inserted into the chamber through an insertion hole formed in the rear side wall of the chamber, extends straight toward the gallery, and extends in the chamber. A connecting duct that extends straight in a direction that does not face the louver is attached to the extended end, and the connecting duct is located at the central open end connected to the open end of the extended end, and on both sides of the central open end. And open ends on both sides through which air flows.

  As another example of the present invention, the axis of the connecting duct is orthogonal to the axis of the extending end.

  As another example of the present invention, the extended end portion of the air supply duct is inserted into the chamber through an insertion hole formed in the rear side wall of the chamber, extends straight toward the gallery, and extends in the chamber. One first connection duct that extends straight in a direction that does not face the louver is attached to the leading end, and two second connections that extend straight in a direction that does not face the louver are attached to the first connection duct. A duct is attached, and the first connecting duct has a first central open end connected to the open end of the extended end, and first open ends on both sides of the first central open end, The second connection duct has a second center opening end connected to the first both side opening ends of the first connection duct, and a second both side opening ends that are located on both sides of the second center opening end and into which air flows. .

  As another example of the present invention, the axis of the first connection duct is orthogonal to the axis of the extending end, and the axis of the second connection duct is orthogonal to the axis of the first connection duct.

  As another example of the present invention, the air supply device is installed in an air supply fan that supplies air passing through the air supply duct to the chamber, and an air supply duct that extends between the duct housing box and the air supply fan. A motor damper that adjusts the amount of air passing through the air supply duct by swirling of the swirl vane, and a pressure sensor that is installed in the air supply duct extending between the air supply fan and the motor damper and measures the pressure of the air passing through the air supply duct; And a controller for adjusting the opening degree of the swirl vane of the motor damper, the controller comparing the measured pressure in the air supply duct output from the pressure sensor with a preset second set pressure, When a predetermined amount of air tries to flow into or out of the air supply duct due to the effect of the wind blowing outside the louver, and thus the measured pressure falls outside the range of the second set pressure And a pressure control means for adjusting the opening degree of the swirl vanes of the motor-damping returning the measured pressure within the second set pressure.

  As another example of the present invention, in the pressure control means, when a predetermined amount of air flows into the air supply duct due to the influence of the wind, and the measured pressure exceeds the range of the second set pressure, the opening of the swirl vanes of the motor damper is thereby performed. If the degree is not the minimum opening, the opening of the swirl vane is reduced, and when a predetermined amount of air tries to flow out of the supply duct due to the wind, and the measured pressure falls below the second set pressure range, the motor damper If the opening of the swirl vane is not fully open, the swirl vane opening is increased and the measured pressure returns to the second set pressure range by adjusting the opening of the swirl vane of the motor damper. Holds the blade opening.

  As another example of the present invention, the minimum opening degree of the swirl vane when the opening degree of the swirl vane of the motor damper is reduced is in the range of 3 to 25%. In the pressure control means, the measured pressure is the second set pressure. If the opening of the swirl vane of the motor damper is the minimum opening when the range is exceeded, the opening is maintained.

  As another example of the present invention, the second set pressure is in the range of −1000 Pa to 1000 Pa.

  As another example of the present invention, the turning speed of the turning blade of the motor damper is in the range of 1 to 30 s / Full Scale.

  According to the duct storage box of the present invention, since the first exhaust unit having the check valve damper is installed on the rear side wall of the chamber, the excess air is instantaneously generated due to the wind blowing outside the gallery. When entering the interior, the check valve damper of the first exhaust unit can be used to allow the air that has entered the chamber to escape from the interior of the chamber to the outside of the chamber, preventing excessive air from entering the air supply duct. be able to. The duct storage box can use the check valve damper of the first exhaust unit to release the dynamic pressure of the air directly from the louver toward the extended end of the air supply duct. The air does not flow irregularly into the air supply duct, and a constant pressure and a constant amount of air can flow into the air supply duct. This duct storage box can keep the air supplied from the air supply device to the chamber constant, and can maintain the indoor pressure of the chamber at the set pressure.

  The duct housing box in which the second exhaust unit having the check valve damper is installed on at least one of the both side walls has a first effect when excess air instantaneously enters the chamber due to the wind blowing outside the gallery. In addition to being able to depress the dynamic pressure of air using one exhaust unit, it is possible to depress the static pressure of air toward the side wall of the chamber using the check valve damper of the second exhaust unit. Excess air does not flow irregularly and irregularly into the air supply duct, and a constant pressure and a constant amount of air can surely flow into the air supply duct. This duct storage box can keep the air supplied from the air supply device to the chamber constant, and can maintain the indoor pressure of the chamber at the set pressure.

  A check valve damper is formed of a shaft attached to the exhaust unit, a swirling blade that opens and closes the air flow path of the unit, and a weight that swirls the swirling blade in a direction to close the unit. In the duct storage box in which the weight of the weight is adjusted so as to balance with each other, when the pressure in the chamber exceeds the first set pressure, the swirl vane opens the air flow path of the exhaust unit against the weight of the weight. When the excess air momentarily enters the chamber under the influence of the wind blowing outside the gallery, the air that has entered the chamber using the check valve damper can be released from the chamber to the outside of the chamber. It is possible to prevent inflow of air more than necessary into the air supply duct. The duct housing box can use the check valve damper of the first exhaust unit to remove the dynamic pressure of the air directly from the louver toward the extended end of the air supply duct, and the second exhaust unit can be used as a chamber. When installed on the side wall, the static pressure of the air toward the side wall of the chamber can be removed using the check valve damper of the second exhaust unit. In the duct storage box, excess air does not flow irregularly and irregularly into the air supply duct, and a constant pressure and a constant amount of air can flow into the air supply duct. The air to be supplied to the air can be kept constant, and the indoor pressure of the chamber can be kept at the set pressure. In this duct storage box, when the pressure in the chamber returns to within the range of the first set pressure, the swirl vane closes the air flow path of the exhaust unit due to the weight of the weight, so that excess air is exhausted outside the chamber. It is possible to prevent a decrease in the inflow of air into the air supply duct.

  A check valve damper is formed of a shaft attached to the exhaust unit and a swirl vane that closes the air flow path of the unit by its own weight, and the swirl vane is adjusted so that the first set pressure in the chamber and the weight of the swirl vane are balanced. When the pressure in the chamber exceeds the first set pressure, the duct housing box whose weight has been adjusted blows to the outside of the gallery because the swirl blade opens the air flow path of the exhaust unit against the weight of the swirl blade. When excess air momentarily enters the chamber due to wind, the check valve damper can be used to release the air that has entered the chamber from the inside of the chamber to the outside of the chamber. Inflow to the air duct can be prevented. The duct housing box can use the check valve damper of the first exhaust unit to remove the dynamic pressure of the air directly from the louver toward the extended end of the air supply duct, and the second exhaust unit can be used as a chamber. When installed on the side wall, the static pressure of the air toward the side wall of the chamber can be removed using the check valve damper of the second exhaust unit. In the duct storage box, excess air does not flow irregularly and irregularly into the air supply duct, and a constant pressure and a constant amount of air can flow into the air supply duct. The air to be supplied to the air can be kept constant, and the indoor pressure of the chamber can be kept at the set pressure. In this duct storage box, when the pressure in the chamber returns to within the range of the first set pressure, the swirl vane closes the air flow path of the exhaust unit due to the weight of the weight, so that excess air is exhausted outside the chamber. It is possible to prevent a decrease in the inflow of air into the air supply duct.

  The duct housing box having the first set pressure in the range of 5 Pa to 40 Pa has the first set pressure in the above range, so that even if excess air enters the chamber from the louver, the swirl vane of the check valve damper The air can be swirled quickly to allow air to escape to the outside of the chamber quickly, and more air than necessary can be prevented from flowing into the air supply duct. In this duct storage box, excess air does not flow irregularly and irregularly into the air supply duct, and a constant pressure and a constant amount of air can flow into the air supply duct. The air supplied to the chamber can be kept constant, and the indoor pressure in the chamber can be kept at the set pressure.

  The duct storage box in which a shielding plate is installed between the open end of the air supply duct located inside the chamber and the open end of the air supply duct and the open end to block the direct inflow of air that has entered from the open end to the open end. Since the opening end of the extended end is shielded against the louver by the plate, even if excess air enters from the louver toward the air supply duct due to the wind blowing outside the louver, the air is shielded It is possible to prevent direct inflow of air that has entered the chamber and entered the chamber into the air supply duct, and air flowing into the air supply duct can be minimized. In addition, even if air flows out of the chamber due to the effect of wind blowing outside the louver, the air can be prevented from flowing out directly from the air supply duct by the shielding plate. Even if a strong wind blows to the outside of the louver, the duct storage box does not flow into the supply duct at once, and air does not flow out of the supply duct at once. Can be prevented from sudden fluctuations. In addition to being able to release the air that has entered the chamber from the inside of the chamber to the outside of the chamber using a check valve damper, this duct storage box uses a shielding plate to directly inject air into the air supply duct. Since direct outflow of air from the air supply duct can be prevented, excess air does not flow irregularly and irregularly into the air supply duct, and air is irregularly and irregularly distributed from the air supply duct. A constant pressure and a constant amount of air can flow into the air supply duct without flowing out.

  The duct housing box in which the area of the shielding plate is equal to or larger than the opening area of the opening end of the extended end, and the entire area of the opening end is shielded against the louver by the shielding plate, Since the entire area is securely shielded against the louver, even if excess air enters from the louver toward the air supply duct due to the wind blowing outside the louver, the air collides with the shield plate, It is possible to prevent the air that has entered the air from directly entering the air supply duct, and to minimize the air flowing into the air supply duct. In addition, even if air flows out of the chamber due to the effect of wind blowing outside the louver, the air can be prevented from flowing out directly from the air supply duct by the shielding plate. Even if a strong wind blows to the outside of the louver, the duct storage box does not flow into the supply duct at once, and air does not flow out of the supply duct at once. Can be prevented from sudden fluctuations. In addition to being able to release the air that has entered the chamber from the inside of the chamber to the outside of the chamber using a check valve damper, this duct storage box uses a shielding plate to directly inject air into the air supply duct. Since direct outflow of air from the air supply duct can be prevented, excess air does not flow irregularly and irregularly into the air supply duct, and air is irregularly and irregularly distributed from the air supply duct. A constant pressure and a constant amount of air can flow into the air supply duct without flowing out.

  The duct housing box attached to the extending end of the air supply duct located in the chamber has a bent duct that is bent in a direction that does not face the gallery, and extends in a direction that does not face the gallery. Since the opening end opens in a direction that does not face the louver, even if excess air enters the chamber due to the effect of wind blowing outside the louver, the air does not directly enter the second opening end of the bent duct. In addition, the air that has entered the chamber can be prevented from flowing directly into the air supply duct, and the air flowing into the air supply duct can be minimized. In addition, even if air flows out of the chamber due to the effect of wind blowing outside the louver, air does not flow out directly from the second opening end of the bent duct, preventing direct air outflow from the air supply duct. Can do. Even if a strong wind blows to the outside of the louver, the duct storage box does not flow into the supply duct at once, and air does not flow out of the supply duct at once. Can be prevented from sudden fluctuations. In addition to being able to escape the air that has entered the chamber from the inside of the chamber to the outside of the chamber by using a check valve damper, this duct storage box uses a bent duct to directly inject air into the air supply duct. Since direct outflow of air from the air supply duct can be prevented, excess air does not flow irregularly and irregularly into the air supply duct, and air is irregularly and irregularly distributed from the air supply duct. A constant pressure and a constant amount of air can flow into the air supply duct without flowing out.

  The duct housing box in which the bent duct bends within a range of 90 to 180 degrees with respect to the axis of the extended end of the air supply duct extends in a direction in which the bent duct does not face the louver because the bent duct is bent in the above range. Since the second opening end of the bent duct opens in a direction not facing the louver, even if excess air enters the chamber due to the effect of the wind blowing outside the louver, the air is still in the second opening of the bent duct. The air does not enter the end directly, and the air that has entered the chamber can be prevented from flowing directly into the air supply duct, and the air flowing into the air supply duct can be minimized. In addition, even if air flows out of the chamber due to the effect of wind blowing outside the louver, air does not flow out directly from the second opening end of the bent duct, preventing direct air outflow from the air supply duct. Can do. Even if a strong wind blows to the outside of the louver, the duct storage box does not flow into the supply duct at once, and air does not flow out of the supply duct at once. Can be prevented from sudden fluctuations. In addition to being able to escape the air that has entered the chamber from the inside of the chamber to the outside of the chamber by using a check valve damper, this duct storage box uses a bent duct to directly inject air into the air supply duct. Since direct outflow of air from the air supply duct can be prevented, excess air does not flow irregularly and irregularly into the air supply duct, and air is irregularly and irregularly distributed from the air supply duct. A constant pressure and a constant amount of air can flow into the air supply duct without flowing out.

  The duct housing box attached to the extended end of the air supply duct located in the chamber with the connecting duct extending straight in the direction not facing the gallery extends in the direction where the connecting duct does not face the gallery. Since the opening ends on both sides open in a direction not facing the louver, even if excess air enters the chamber due to the wind blowing outside the louver, In addition, the air that has entered the chamber can be prevented from flowing directly into the air supply duct, and the air flowing into the air supply duct can be minimized. In addition, even if air flows out of the chamber due to the wind blown outside the louver, air does not flow out directly from the opening ends on both sides of the connection duct, preventing direct outflow of air from the air supply duct. it can. Even if a strong wind blows to the outside of the louver, the duct storage box does not flow into the supply duct at once, and air does not flow out of the supply duct at once. Can be prevented from sudden fluctuations. In addition to being able to release the air that has entered the chamber from the inside of the chamber to the outside of the chamber by using a check valve damper, this duct storage box can also be used for direct inflow of air into the air supply duct by using a connection duct. Since direct outflow of air from the air supply duct can be prevented, excess air does not flow irregularly and irregularly into the air supply duct, and air is irregularly and irregularly distributed from the air supply duct. A constant pressure and a constant amount of air can flow into the air supply duct without flowing out.

  The duct housing box in which the axis of the connecting duct is orthogonal to the axis of the extended end of the air supply duct extends in a direction in which the connecting duct does not face the louver because the connecting duct is orthogonal to the extended end. Because the opening ends on both sides of the connection duct open in the direction that does not face the louver, even if excess air enters the chamber due to the wind blowing outside the louver, the air directly enters the opening ends on both sides of the connection duct. The air does not enter, the air entering the chamber can be prevented from flowing directly into the air supply duct, and the air flowing into the air supply duct can be minimized. In addition, even if air flows out of the chamber due to the wind blown outside the louver, air does not flow out directly from the opening ends on both sides of the connection duct, preventing direct outflow of air from the air supply duct. it can. Even if a strong wind blows to the outside of the louver, the duct storage box does not flow into the supply duct at once, and air does not flow out of the supply duct at once. Can be prevented from sudden fluctuations. In addition to being able to release the air that has entered the chamber from the inside of the chamber to the outside of the chamber by using a check valve damper, this duct storage box can also be used for direct inflow of air into the air supply duct by using a connection duct. Since direct outflow of air from the air supply duct can be prevented, excess air does not flow irregularly and irregularly into the air supply duct, and air is irregularly and irregularly distributed from the air supply duct. A constant pressure and a constant amount of air can flow into the air supply duct without flowing out.

  One first connection duct extending straight in a direction not facing the gallery is attached to the extending end of the air supply duct, and two second connection ducts extending straight in the direction not facing the gallery are the first. The duct housing box attached to the connection duct extends in a direction in which the first connection duct does not face the gallery, and the second connection duct extends in a direction not opposed to the gallery, thereby opening the second both sides of the second connection duct. Since the end opens in a direction that does not face the louver, even if excess air enters the chamber due to the wind blowing outside the louver, the air directly enters the second opening end on both sides of the second connection duct. In other words, the air that has entered the chamber can be prevented from flowing directly into the air supply duct, and the air flowing into the air supply duct can be minimized. Further, even if air flows out of the chamber due to the wind blown outside the louver, the air does not flow out directly from the second side opening ends of the second connection duct, and the air flows out directly from the air supply duct. Can be prevented. Even if a strong wind blows to the outside of the louver, the duct storage box does not flow into the supply duct at once, and air does not flow out of the supply duct at once. Can be prevented from sudden fluctuations. In addition to being able to escape the air that has entered the chamber from the inside of the chamber to the outside of the chamber using the check valve damper, the duct housing box uses the first and second connection ducts to supply air to the air supply duct. This prevents excessive air from flowing into the air supply duct irregularly and irregularly, and prevents the air from flowing in irregularly and irregularly. Thus, a constant pressure and a constant amount of air can flow into the air supply duct without flowing out from the air supply duct.

  The duct housing box in which the axis of the first connection duct is orthogonal to the axis of the extending end of the air conveyance duct and the axis of the second connection duct is orthogonal to the axis of the first connection duct is the first connection duct. Is orthogonal to the extended end, so that the first connection duct extends in a direction that does not face the gallery, and further, the second connection duct is orthogonal to the first connection duct so that the second connection duct is glazed. Since the opening ends on both sides of the second connection duct open in the direction not facing the louver, even if excess air enters the chamber due to the wind blowing outside the louver, the air Does not directly enter the open ends of both sides of the second connection duct, and the air that has entered the chamber can be prevented from flowing directly into the air supply duct, minimizing the air flowing into the air supply duct. To do It can be. Further, even if air flows out of the chamber due to the wind blown outside the louver, the air does not flow out directly from the second side opening ends of the second connection duct, and the air flows out directly from the air supply duct. Can be prevented. Even if a strong wind blows to the outside of the louver, the duct storage box does not flow into the supply duct at once, and air does not flow out of the supply duct at once. Can be prevented from sudden fluctuations. In addition to being able to escape the air that has entered the chamber from the inside of the chamber to the outside of the chamber using the check valve damper, the duct housing box uses the first and second connection ducts to supply air to the air supply duct. This prevents excessive air from flowing into the air supply duct irregularly and irregularly, and prevents the air from flowing in irregularly and irregularly. Thus, a constant pressure and a constant amount of air can flow into the air supply duct without flowing out from the air supply duct.

  If excess air flows into the air supply duct due to the wind blowing outside the garage, or if the measured pressure in the air supply duct deviates from the set pressure range due to air flowing out of the air supply duct, The duct storage box, in which the controller of the air supply device adjusts the opening of the swirl vane of the motor damper and returns the measured pressure to the set pressure range, the influence of the wind blowing outside the gallery can be avoided by the motor damper. In addition, it is possible to prevent inflow of air into the air supply duct and to prevent decrease in inflow of air into the air supply duct. The duct storage box can supply a constant pressure and a constant amount of air to the chamber by using the first and second exhaust units and the motor damper, so that the air supplied to the chamber can be kept constant. In addition, it is possible to prevent the air supplied to the chamber from being excessively supplied or excessively supplied, and to keep the indoor pressure of the chamber constant. This duct storage box is particularly effective for use in a clean room where it is required to strictly control the pressure and amount of air to be supplied, and can create a stable air-conditioning environment free from fluctuations in the indoor air pressure in the clean room. Is possible.

  In the pressure control means, when the measured pressure exceeds the set pressure range, the opening degree of the rotating blade of the motor damper is reduced, and when the measured pressure is less than the set pressure range, the opening degree of the rotating blade of the motor damper is increased and measured. When the pressure returns to within the set pressure range, the duct housing box that holds the opening of the rotating blades of the motor damper at that time causes excess air to flow into the air supply duct due to the effect of the wind blowing outside the gallery. When the measured pressure exceeds the set pressure range, the opening of the swirl vane of the motor damper is reduced to restrict the inflow of air into the air supply duct, and the measured pressure is returned to the set pressure. The influence of wind can be avoided by the motor damper, and a constant pressure and a constant amount of air can be supplied indoors by using the first and second exhaust units and the motor damper. Together, it is possible to hold the chamber pressure of the chamber constant. When the measured pressure falls below the set pressure range when the air is about to flow out of the air supply duct due to the effect of the wind blown outside the louver, the duct storage box increases the opening of the swirl vane and increases the air into the air supply duct. Therefore, the motor damper can avoid the influence of the wind blown outside the louver, and the first and second exhaust units and the motor damper are used to supply a constant pressure and a constant amount of air into the room. In addition, it is possible to keep the indoor pressure of the chamber constant. Further, when the measured pressure returns to the set pressure range, the opening degree of the rotating blades of the motor damper at that time is maintained, so that a constant pressure and a constant amount of air is discharged indoors using the first and second exhaust units and the motor damper. It is possible to supply air to the chamber, and it is possible to keep the indoor pressure of the chamber constant. This duct storage box is particularly effective for use in a clean room where it is required to strictly control the pressure and amount of air to be supplied, and can create a stable air-conditioning environment free from fluctuations in the indoor air pressure in the clean room. Is possible.

  When the opening degree of the swirl vane is in the range of 3 to 25% when the opening degree of the swirl vane of the motor damper is reduced, the duct housing box is fully closed (0%) in the air supply duct. However, the minimum opening of the blade when the opening of the rotating blade of the motor damper is reduced is maintained at 3 to 25%. Therefore, an unsupplied state of air from the air supply duct to the room can be avoided, and extreme fluctuations in the indoor air pressure of the room can be prevented.

  In the duct housing box whose set pressure is in the range of -1000 Pa to 1000 Pa, the inside of the air supply duct is held at a negative pressure in order to stably flow a constant pressure and a constant amount of air into the room through the air supply duct. Although it is necessary, by setting the set pressure within the above range, even if excess air flows into the air supply duct, the motor damper operates quickly, and the air pressure in the air supply duct becomes positive. Can be prevented. This duct storage box can stably flow a constant pressure and a constant amount of air into the chamber through the air supply duct, and can maintain the indoor pressure of the chamber constant.

  In the duct storage box in which the swirl speed of the swirl vane of the motor damper is in the range of 1 to 30 s / Full Scale, by setting the swirl speed of the swirl vane to the above range, excess air flows into the air supply duct or air Even if it is about to flow out of the air supply duct, the swirl blade of the motor damper instantaneously turns at the turning speed, so that the measured pressure can be quickly returned to the set pressure range, and the air in the air supply duct It is possible to prevent the pressure from becoming positive. This duct storage box can stably flow a constant pressure and a constant amount of air into the chamber, and can keep the indoor pressure of the chamber constant.

The perspective view of the duct storage box shown as an example. The partially broken front view of the duct storage box of FIG. The perspective view of the exhaust unit shown as an example. The perspective view of the exhaust unit of the state which open | released the air flow path. The side view of the exhaust unit of the state which closed the air flow path. The side view of the exhaust unit of the state which opened the air flow path. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. 1 in a state where an air flow path is opened. The perspective view of the duct storage box shown as another example. FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view taken along line BB in FIG. 8 in a state where the air flow path is opened. The perspective view of the duct storage box shown as another example. The perspective view of the exhaust unit shown as another example. The partial fracture | rupture perspective view of the exhaust unit of the state which open | released the air flow path. FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line CC of FIG. 10 in a state where the air flow path is opened. The perspective view of the duct storage box shown as another example. The DD sectional view taken on the line in FIG. 14 in a state where the air flow path is opened. The perspective view of the duct storage box shown as another example. The partially broken front view of the duct accommodation box of FIG. The EE arrow directional cross-sectional view of FIG. 16 of the state by which the air flow path was open | released. The perspective view of the duct storage box shown as another example. (Connection duct) The partially broken front view of the duct accommodation box of FIG. FIG. 20 is a cross-sectional view taken along line FF in FIG. 19 in a state where the air flow path is opened. The perspective view of the duct storage box shown as another example. (Connection duct) The partially broken front view of the duct storage box of FIG. FIG. 23 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line FF in FIG. 22 in a state where the air flow path is opened. The block diagram which shows an example of the room pressure control mechanism containing an air supply apparatus. The block diagram of the room pressure control mechanism containing an air supply apparatus. The block diagram of the air supply apparatus shown as an example. The flowchart which shows each means which a controller performs.

  The details of the duct housing box according to the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In FIGS. 1, 2, and 7, the vertical direction is indicated by an arrow X, the horizontal direction is indicated by an arrow Y (excluding FIG. 7), and the front-rear direction is indicated by an arrow Z (excluding FIG. 2). In FIG. 1, the air flow path 30 of the first exhaust unit 29 is in a closed state. In FIG. 2, a part of the louver 12 is shown broken away. 1 and 2, the two air supply ducts 11 are connected to the duct housing box 10 </ b> A. However, the number of the ducts 11 is not limited to two, and the number of the ducts 11 exceeding two is not limited. May be connected to the box 10A (including the boxes 10B to 10G).

  Duct storage box 10A is a factory 76 (see FIGS. 25 and 26) (existing building) in a state where a plurality of air supply ducts 11 extending from clean rooms 72 and 73 (rooms) (see FIGS. 25 and 26) are gathered together. Outside air is taken in from outside and the outside air is supplied to the air supply duct 11. The duct housing box 10 </ b> A is formed of a metal or plastic gallery 12 and a metal chamber 13 connected to the gallery 12. A predetermined volume of the internal space 14 is defined inside the box 10A.

  The gallery 13 is attached to the wall 15 in a state of being aligned with the opening 16 formed in the wall 15 separating the inside and outside of the factory 76. The chamber 13 is a pentahedron that is long in the lateral direction and is connected to the gallery 12 and provided inside the wall 15. The chamber 13 is formed of a top wall 17 and a bottom wall 18 that face each other in the vertical direction, side walls 19 and 20 that face each other in the lateral direction, and a rear side wall 21 that is positioned between the both side walls 19 and 20. . The walls 17 to 21 have a rectangular planar shape. In the chamber 13, the top and bottom walls 17, 18, both side walls 19, 20 and the rear side wall 21 are airtightly connected. In the chamber 13, portions of the top and bottom walls 17, 18 and both side walls 19, 20 that are in contact with the wall 15 are fixed to the wall 15 in an airtight manner.

  An insertion hole 23 through which the extended end portion 22 of the air supply duct 11 is inserted is formed in the rear side wall 21. In the duct storage box 10 </ b> A, the extended end 22 of the air supply duct 11 is inserted into the insertion hole 23 of the rear side wall 21, and the peripheral surface of the duct 11 is airtightly fixed to the periphery of the insertion hole 23. The extended end 22 of the air supply duct 11 is drawn into the chamber 13 from the insertion hole 23 and is accommodated in the internal space 14 of the box 10A.

  In the internal space 15 (inside the chamber 13) of the duct housing box 10A, the extended end 22 of the air supply duct 11 extends straight forward in the front-rear direction toward the gallery 12, and the open end 24 of the extended end 22 is Opposing to the louver 12, the opening end 24 opens forward in the front-rear direction toward the outside (outdoor) of the factory 76. Although the air supply duct 11 has a circular cross-sectional shape, the cross-sectional shape is not limited to a circular shape, and a duct 11 having another cross-sectional shape such as a quadrangle can also be used.

  A shielding plate 25 having a circular planar shape is installed between the opening end 24 of the extended end portion 22 of the air supply duct 11 and the gallery 12. The shielding plate 25 is fixed in front of the opening end 24 via a plurality of connecting rods 26 extending from the periphery of the opening end 24. The shielding plate 25 has an area (planar area) larger than the opening area of the opening end 24 of the extending end 22 and shields the entire area of the opening end 24 of the extending end 22 from the gallery 12. The shielding plate 25 blocks direct inflow of the air that has entered from the gallery 12 into the opening end 24. The area of the shielding plate 25 may be the same as the opening area of the opening end 24. Moreover, if the cross-sectional shape of the air supply duct 11 is a rectangle, the planar shape of the shielding plate 25 is formed into a rectangle.

  On the rear side wall 21 of the chamber 13, as shown in FIG. 1, a first exhaust unit 29 including a hollow rectangular column-shaped casing 27 made of the side walls 35 to 38 and a check valve damper 28 </ b> A is installed. ing. The check valve damper 28 is installed in the air flow path 30 of the unit 29 surrounded by the side walls 35 to 38, and the internal space 15 (chamber of the box 10A according to the pressure of the air that has entered the chamber 13 from the gallery 12 13) is released outside the internal space 15 (outside the chamber 13). In addition, there is no limitation in particular in the installation location in the rear side wall 21 of the 1st exhaust unit 29, and as long as it is the rear side wall 21, you may install in any location.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the check valve damper 28 includes a rotary shaft 31 (shaft) that is rotatably attached to the housing 27, and an air passage 30 of the exhaust unit 29 that is attached to the rotary shaft 31. A swirl vane 32 that opens and closes, a weight 33 that is attached to the rotary shaft 31 and swirls the swirl vane 32 in a direction to close the air flow path 30 of the exhaust unit 29, and a stopper 34.

  The rotary shaft 31 is rotatably attached to the first and third side walls 35 and 37. The rotation shaft 31 includes an inner portion 39 extending inside the housing 27, an outer portion 40 extending outside the housing 27 through the first side wall 35, and a weight support rod extending radially outward from the outer portion 40. 41. The swirl vane 32 is a rectangular metal plate having substantially the same area as the air flow path 30 of the unit 29, and is attached to the inner portion 39 of the rotating shaft 31 so as to be swivelable. The swirl vane 32 swirls in the direction of closing the air flow path 30 and the direction of opening the flow path 30 by the rotation of the rotation shaft 31.

  The stopper 34 is made of a metal plate, is attached to the inside of the second side wall 36, and extends from the side wall 36 toward the air flow path 30. When the tip of the swirl vane 32 comes into contact with the stopper 34, the swirl of the vane 32 stops. In the exhaust unit 29, when the air flow path 30 of the unit 29 is closed by the swirl vane 32, further swirling of the vane 32 is blocked by the stopper 34, and the vane 32 does not swirl forward of the stopper 34. Therefore, no opening is formed in the air flow path 30 of the unit 29. Therefore, the inflow of air from the rear side wall 21 into the chamber 13 can be prevented.

  The weight support bar 41 is detachably attached to the tip of the outer portion 40 of the rotating shaft 31. A mounting ring 42 is attached to the proximal end portion of the weight support rod 41. In order to attach the support bar 41 to the rotating shaft 31, the ring 42 is fitted into the outer portion 40 of the rotating shaft 31, and then the ring 42 is fixed to the outer portion 40 with the screws 43. The support bar 41 can be removed from the outer portion 40 by removing the screw 43 and extracting the mounting ring 42 from the outer portion 40 of the rotating shaft 31.

  The weight 33 is formed by forming a metal into a disk shape, and a circular insertion port is formed at the center thereof. The weight 33 is detachably attached to the weight support bar 41. Fixing rings 44 are disposed on both sides of the weight 33. In order to attach the weight 33 to the weight support bar 41, after inserting one fixing ring 44 into the support bar 41, the insertion port of the weight 33 is inserted into the support bar 41, and the other fixing ring 44 is further connected to the support bar 41. 41, the weights 33 are sandwiched between the rings 44, and the rings 44 are fixed to the support bar 41 with screws 45. By changing the fixing position of the ring 44 on the support bar 41, the attachment position of the weight 33 on the support bar 41 can be adjusted. The ring 44 and the weight 33 can be removed from the support bar 41 by removing the screw 45 and extracting the ring 44 and the weight 33 from the support bar 41.

  In the state in which the swirl vane 32 shown in FIG. 5 closes the air flow path 30 or the swirl vane 32 shown in FIG. 6 swirls backward in the front-rear direction, the weight 33 has a virtual vertical line L1 passing through the center of the rotation shaft 31. Located on the left. Therefore, the weight 33 turns the swirl vane 32 in a direction to close the air flow path 30 of the exhaust unit 29 by its weight. The swirl vane 32 is constantly urged by the weight 33 in a direction to close the air flow path 30 of the exhaust unit 29.

  As indicated by an arrow A1 in FIG. 7, when a strong wind blows near the outside of the louver 12 (outside the factory 76), the gust 12 causes the air to enter the internal space 14 (inside the chamber 13) of the duct housing box 10A. Extra air may enter at once. When excess air enters from the louver 12, the air enters the exhaust unit 29 through the internal space 14, and the air flowing into the unit 29 collides with the swirl blade 32 as indicated by an arrow A 3 in FIG. A predetermined dynamic pressure (pressing force) acts on the blade 32 by the air pressure. As shown in FIG. 6, the dynamic pressure acting on the swirl vane 32 presses the swirl vane 32 to rotate the rotating shaft 31 in the clockwise direction against the weight of the weight 33.

  In the check valve damper 28A, the weight of the weight 33 is adjusted so that the first set pressure in the internal space 14 (inside the chamber 13) of the duct housing box 10A and the weight 33 are balanced. The weight of the weight 33 is adjusted by at least one of a case where the weight 33 having a different weight is attached to the weight support bar 41 and a case where the fixing position of the weight 33 with respect to the support bar 41 is changed. When the first set pressure is increased, the weight of the weight 33 itself may be increased, or the fixed position of the weight 33 on the weight support bar 41 may be shifted in a direction away from the rotary shaft 31. When lowering the first set pressure, the weight of the weight 33 itself may be reduced, or the fixed position of the weight 33 on the weight support bar 41 may be shifted in a direction close to the rotating shaft 31.

  The first set pressure is set in the range of 5 Pa to 40 Pa, preferably in the range of 5 Pa to 20 Pa, more preferably in the range of 5 Pa to 10 Pa. If the first set pressure exceeds 40 Pa, when excess air enters the chamber 13 from the gallery 12, the air cannot be quickly released out of the chamber 13, and the air supply duct 11 with more air than necessary. Inflow may not be prevented. In the duct storage box 10A, by setting the first set pressure within the above range, even if excess air enters the chamber 13 from the gallery 12, the swirl vanes 32 of the check valve damper 28A quickly swirl and air Can be quickly released out of the chamber 13, and more air than necessary can be prevented from flowing into the air supply duct 11.

  When the pressure of the air in the internal space 14 (in the chamber 13) is greater than the weight of the weight 33 (the first set pressure obtained by converting the weight of the weight 33 into the air pressure), the swirl vane 32 is air against the weight of the weight 33. It turns in the direction which opens the flow path 30 (in FIG. 6, the rotating shaft 31 rotates clockwise). When the swirl vane 32 swirls in the direction to open the air flow path 30, an opening 46 (air discharge port) having a predetermined area is formed in the air flow path 30, and the air passes through the opening 46 and is outside the internal space 14 (chamber). 13). On the contrary, when the pressure of the air in the internal space 14 is smaller than the weight of the weight 33 (first set pressure), the swirl vane 32 swirls in the direction of closing the air flow path 30 by the weight of the weight 33 (in FIG. 6). The rotating shaft 31 rotates counterclockwise).

  Since the first exhaust unit 29 having the check valve damper 28A is installed on the rear side wall 21 of the chamber 13 in the duct housing box 10A, excess air is instantaneously generated due to the wind blown outside the gallery 12. The air that has entered the chamber 13 can be released from the inside of the chamber 13 to the outside of the chamber 13 by using the check valve damper 28 </ b> A of the first exhaust unit 29 when entering the inside of the chamber 13. The dynamic pressure of the air toward the extended end portion 22 of the air supply duct 11 can be removed, and inflow of air more than necessary into the air supply duct 11 can be prevented.

  Since the entire area of the opening end 24 of the extended end portion 22 is reliably shielded against the louver 12 by the shielding plate 25, the duct housing box 10 </ b> A is free of excess air due to the effect of the wind blowing outside the louver 12. Even when the air enters the air supply duct 11, the air collides with the shielding plate 25, and the air entering the chamber 13 can be prevented from flowing directly into the air supply duct 11. The air flowing into the can be minimized. Further, even if air flows out of the chamber 13 due to the effect of the wind blowing outside the louver 12, the air can be prevented from directly flowing out from the air supply duct 11 by the shielding plate 25. Even if a strong wind blows to the outside of the louver 12, the duct housing box 10 </ b> A does not flow into the air supply duct 11 at a stretch, and air does not flow out from the supply duct 11 at a stretch. A sudden change in the internal pressure of the duct 11 can be prevented.

  The duct storage box 10A can release the air that has entered the chamber 13 from the inside of the chamber 13 to the outside of the chamber 13 by using the check valve damper 28A, and can supply the air to the air supply duct 11 by using the shielding plate 25. Since direct inflow of air and direct outflow of air from the air supply duct 11 can be prevented, excess air does not flow into the air supply duct 11 irregularly and irregularly. A constant pressure and a constant amount of air can flow into the air supply duct 11 without flowing out of the air supply duct 11 irregularly.

  FIG. 8 is a perspective view of a duct housing box 10B shown as another example, and FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view taken along line B-B in FIG. 8 in a state where the air flow path 30 is opened. 8 and 9, the vertical direction is indicated by an arrow X, the horizontal direction is indicated by an arrow Y, and the front-rear direction is indicated by an arrow Z (excluding FIG. 9). In FIG. 8, the air flow paths 30 of the first and second exhaust units 29 and 47 are in a closed state. The duct housing box 10B is different from that of FIG. 1 in that the second exhaust unit 47 is installed in the box 10B, and the other configuration is the same as that of the box 10A of FIG. The description of the other structure of this box 10B is abbreviate | omitted by using description of the box 10A of FIG.

  On the side wall 19 of the chamber 13, as shown in FIG. 8, a second exhaust unit 47 including a hollow square columnar casing 27 made of the side walls 36 to 38 and a check valve damper 28 </ b> B is installed. Yes. The check valve damper 28B is installed in the air flow path 30 of the unit 47 surrounded by the side walls 36 to 38, and the internal space 14 (in the box 10B according to the pressure of the air that has entered the duct housing box 10B from the gallery 12). The air inside the chamber 13 is released outside the internal space 14 (outside the chamber 13). In addition, there is no limitation in particular in the installation location in the side wall 19 of the 2nd exhaust unit 47, and if it is the side wall 19, you may install in any location. The second exhaust unit 47 may be installed not only on the side wall 19 but also on the side wall 20.

  Since the configuration of the second exhaust unit 47 is the same as that of FIGS. 3 to 7, the same reference numeral as that of FIGS. 3 to 7 (however, the end symbol A is attached to the check valve damper 28 </ b> A of the first exhaust unit 29, 2) is attached to the check valve damper 28B of the exhaust unit 47), and the explanation of the exhaust unit 47 is explained by using the explanation of the exhaust unit 29 of FIGS. Omitted.

  When excess air enters the first exhaust unit 29 through the chamber 13 due to the influence of wind blowing near the outside of the gallery 12 (outside the factory 76), the air is reversed. A predetermined dynamic pressure (pressing force) acts on the blade 32 by colliding with the swirling blade 32 of the stop valve damper 28A (in FIG. 7). Furthermore, the air pressure in the inner space 14 (in the chamber 13) is increased by the air colliding with the rear side wall 21, and the air pressure acts on the second exhaust unit 47 to apply a predetermined static pressure (on the swirl vane 32 of the check valve damper 28 </ b> B). (Pressing force) is applied. The dynamic pressure acting on the swirling blade 32 of the check valve damper 28 </ b> A presses the blade 32 so as to rotate the rotating shaft 31 against the weight of the weight 33. The static pressure acting on the swirl vane 32 of the check valve damper 28 </ b> B presses the vane 32 to rotate the rotating shaft 31 against the weight of the weight 33.

  In each check valve damper 28A, 28B, the weight of the weight 33 is adjusted so that the first set pressure in the internal space 14 (inside the chamber 13) of the duct housing box 10B and the weight 33 are balanced. Adjustment of the weight of the weight 33 is performed by at least one of a case where the weight 33 having a different weight is attached to the weight support bar 41 and a case where the fixing position of the weight 33 with respect to the support bar 41 is changed, as in FIGS. Is called. When the first set pressure is increased, the weight of the weight 33 itself may be increased, or the fixed position of the weight 33 on the weight support bar 41 may be shifted in a direction away from the rotary shaft 31. When lowering the first set pressure, the weight of the weight 33 itself may be reduced, or the fixed position of the weight 33 on the weight support bar 41 may be shifted in a direction close to the rotating shaft 31.

  The first set pressure in the check valve dampers 28A and 28B is set in a range of 5 Pa to 40 Pa, preferably in a range of 5 Pa to 20 Pa, and more preferably in a range of 5 Pa to 10 Pa. If the first set pressure exceeds 40 Pa, when excess air enters the chamber 13 from the gallery 12, the air cannot be quickly released out of the chamber 13, and the air supply duct 11 with more air than necessary. Inflow may not be prevented. In the duct storage box 10B, by setting the first set pressure within the above range, even if excess air enters the chamber 13 from the gallery 12, the swirl vanes 32 of the check valve dampers 28A and 28B quickly swivel. As a result, air can be quickly released out of the chamber 13, and more air than necessary can be prevented from flowing into the air supply duct 11.

  When the pressure of the air in the internal space 14 is greater than the weight of the weight 33 (the first set pressure obtained by converting the weight of the weight 33 into air pressure), the swirl vane 32 opens the air flow path 30 against the weight of the weight 33. The swirl vane 32 swirls in the direction to open the air flow path 30 against the weight of the weight 33 (see FIG. 9). When the swirl vanes 32 of the check valve dampers 28 </ b> A and 28 </ b> B are swung in a direction to open the air flow path 30, an opening 46 (air discharge port) having a predetermined area is formed in the air flow path 30, and air passes through the opening 46. Then, the air is exhausted outside the internal space 13 (outside the chamber 13). Conversely, when the pressure of the air in the internal space 13 is smaller than the weight of the weight 33 (first set pressure), the swirl vanes 32 of the check valve dampers 28A and 28B close the air flow path 30 by the weight of the weight 33. Turn in the direction.

  In the duct housing box 10B, a first exhaust unit 29 having a check valve damper 28A is installed on the rear side wall 21 of the chamber 13, and a second exhaust unit 47 having a check valve damper 28B is installed on the side wall 19. When excess air instantaneously enters the chamber 13 due to the wind blowing outside the louver 12, the check valve dampers 28A and 28B of the first and second exhaust units 29 and 47 are used to The air that has entered 13 can escape from the inside of the chamber 13 to the outside of the chamber 13, and as a result, it acts on the dynamic pressure of the air from the gallery 12 directly toward the extended end 22 of the air supply duct 11 and the check valve damper 28 </ b> B. The static pressure to be removed can be removed, and the inflow of air more than necessary into the air supply duct 11 can be prevented.

  Since the entire area of the opening end 24 of the extended end portion 22 is reliably shielded from the louver 12 by the shielding plate 25, the duct housing box 10 </ b> B is surely free of excess air due to the wind blowing outside the louver 12. Even when the air enters the air supply duct 11, the air collides with the shielding plate 25, and the air entering the chamber 13 can be prevented from flowing directly into the air supply duct 11. The air flowing into the can be minimized. Further, even if air flows out of the chamber 13 due to the effect of the wind blowing outside the louver 12, the air can be prevented from directly flowing out from the air supply duct 11 by the shielding plate 25. Even if a strong wind blows to the outside of the louver 12, the duct housing box 10 </ b> B does not flow into the air supply duct 11 at a stretch and air does not flow out from the supply duct 11 at a stretch. A sudden change in the internal pressure of the duct 11 can be prevented.

  In addition to being able to release the air that has entered the chamber 13 from the inside of the chamber 13 to the outside of the chamber 13 using the check valve dampers 28A and 28B, the duct housing box 10B uses the shielding plate 25 to supply the air supply duct 11. Therefore, it is possible to prevent direct inflow of air into the air and direct outflow of air from the air supply duct 11, so that excess air does not flow irregularly and irregularly into the air supply duct 11, and the air A constant pressure and a constant amount of air can flow into the air supply duct 11 without flowing out of the air supply duct 11 regularly and irregularly.

  FIG. 10 is a perspective view of a duct housing box 10C shown as another example, and FIG. 11 is a perspective view of an exhaust unit 48 shown as another example. 12 is a partially broken perspective view of the exhaust unit 48 with the air flow path 52 opened, and FIG. 13 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line CC in FIG. 10 with the air flow path 52 opened. is there. 10 and 13, the vertical direction is indicated by an arrow X, the horizontal direction is indicated by an arrow Y (excluding FIG. 13), and the front-rear direction is indicated by an arrow Z. In FIG. 10, the air flow path 52 of the first exhaust unit 48 is in a closed state.

  The duct housing box 10C is different from that shown in FIG. 1 in that a first exhaust unit 48 having a different form from that shown in FIG. 1 is installed in the box 10C, and other configurations are the same as those of the box 10A shown in FIG. Therefore, the same reference numerals as those in FIG. 1 are attached, and the description of the other configuration of the box 10C is omitted by using the description of the box 10A in FIG. As shown in FIG. 10, the first exhaust unit 48 includes a hollow cylindrical casing 50 made of a peripheral wall 49 and a check valve damper 51 </ b> A, and is installed on the rear side wall 21 of the chamber 13.

  The check valve damper 51A is installed in the air flow path 52 of the unit 48 surrounded by the peripheral wall 49, and the internal space 14 (inside the chamber 13) of the box 10C according to the pressure of the air that has entered the duct housing box 10C from the gallery 12. ) To the outside of the internal space 14 (outside the chamber 13). The check valve damper 51A includes a shaft 54 (hinge) that is rotatably attached to a support plate 53 that is fixed to the exhaust unit 48, and a swirl vane that is attached to the shaft 54 and opens and closes the air flow path 52 of the exhaust unit 48. 55 and a stopper 56.

  The swirl vane 55 is a substantially circular metal plate having substantially the same area as the air flow path 52 of the exhaust unit 48, and is attached to the shaft 54 so as to be swivelable. The swirl blade 55 swirls around the shaft 54 in a direction to close the air flow path 52 and a direction to open the air flow path 52. The stopper 56 is made of a metal plate, is attached to the inside of the peripheral wall 49, and extends from the peripheral wall 49 toward the air flow path 52. When the peripheral edge of the swirl vane 55 comes into contact with the stopper 56, the swirl of the vane 55 stops. In the first exhaust unit 48, when the air flow path 52 of the unit 48 is closed by the swirl vane 55, further swirling of the vane 55 is blocked by the stopper 56, and the vane 55 swirls forward of the stopper 56. Therefore, no opening is formed in the air flow path 52 of the unit 48. Therefore, the inflow of air from the rear side wall 21 into the chamber 13 can be prevented.

  The swirl blade 55 swirls in a direction to close the air flow path 52 of the first exhaust unit 48 by its own weight (weight of the blade 55). When a strong wind blows near the outside of the gallery 12 (outside the factory 76), excess air may enter the interior space 14 (inside the chamber 13) of the duct housing box 10C from the gallery 12 at a stretch due to the influence of the wind. . When excess air enters from the louver 12, the air enters the first exhaust unit 48 through the chamber 13, and the air collides with the swirl vane 55 and a predetermined dynamic pressure (pressing force) acts on the vane 55. . The dynamic pressure acting on the swirl blade 55 presses the blade 55 so as to rotate the shaft 54 against the weight of the weight 33.

  In the check valve damper 51A, the weight of the blade 55 is adjusted so that the first set pressure in the internal space 14 (inside the chamber 13) of the duct housing box 10C and the swirl blade 55 are balanced. When increasing the first set pressure, the weight of the swirl vane 55 is increased. When lowering the first set pressure, the weight of the blade 55 is decreased. The first set pressure is set in the range of 5 Pa to 40 Pa, preferably in the range of 5 Pa to 20 Pa, more preferably in the range of 5 Pa to 10 Pa. If the first set pressure exceeds 40 Pa, when excess air enters the chamber 13 from the gallery 12, the air cannot be quickly released out of the chamber 13, and the air supply duct 11 with more air than necessary. Inflow may not be prevented. Even if excess air enters the chamber 13 from the gallery 12 and the dynamic pressure acts on the swirl vane 55 of the check valve damper 51A by setting the first set pressure within the above range, The blades 55 are swirled quickly so that the air can be quickly released out of the chamber 13, and the inflow of air more than necessary into the air supply duct 11 can be prevented.

  When the pressure of the air in the internal space 14 is larger than the weight of the swirl vane 55 (the first set pressure obtained by converting the weight of the vane 55 into air pressure), the vane 55 opens the air flow path 52 against the weight. Turn to. When the swirl vane 55 swirls in a direction to open the air flow path 52, an opening 57 (air discharge port) having a predetermined area is formed in the air flow path 52, and the air passes through the opening 57 and is outside the chamber (chamber). 13). Conversely, when the pressure of the air in the internal space 14 is smaller than the weight of the swirl vane 55 (first set pressure), the vane 55 swirls in the direction of closing the air flow path 52 by the weight of the vane 55. In the state where the air flow path 52 is closed, the peripheral edge portion of the swirl vane 55 is in contact with the stopper 56.

  Since the first exhaust unit 48 having the check valve damper 51A is installed on the side wall 19 of the chamber 13 in the duct housing box 10C, the influence of the wind blown outside the louver 12 as shown by the arrow A1 in FIG. When the excess air instantaneously enters the chamber 13, the air that has entered the chamber 13 can be released from the chamber 13 to the outside of the chamber 13 using the check valve damper 51 </ b> A of the first exhaust unit 48. As a result, it is possible to remove the dynamic pressure of air from the louver 12 directly toward the extended end portion 22 of the air supply duct 11, and to prevent an excessive flow of air into the air supply duct 11.

  Since the entire area of the opening end 24 of the extended end portion 22 is reliably shielded against the louver 12 by the shielding plate 25, the duct housing box 10 </ b> C is free from excess air due to the influence of the wind blowing outside the louver 12. Even when the air enters the air supply duct 11, the air collides with the shielding plate 25, and the air entering the chamber 13 can be prevented from flowing directly into the air supply duct 11. The air flowing into the can be minimized. Further, as shown by an arrow A2 in FIG. 13, even if air flows out of the chamber 13 due to the influence of the wind blowing outside the louver 12, the shielding plate 25 prevents direct outflow of air from the air supply duct 11. Can do. Even if a strong wind blows to the outside of the louver 12, the duct housing box 10 </ b> C does not flow air into the air supply duct 11 at a stretch, and air does not flow out from the air supply duct 11 at a stretch. A sudden change in the internal pressure of the duct 11 can be prevented.

  The duct storage box 10C can release the air that has entered the chamber 13 using the check valve damper 51A from the inside of the chamber 13 to the outside of the chamber 13, and also supplies the air to the air supply duct 11 using the shielding plate 25. Since direct inflow of air and direct outflow of air from the air supply duct 11 can be prevented, excess air does not flow into the air supply duct 11 irregularly and irregularly. A constant pressure and a constant amount of air can flow into the air supply duct 11 without flowing out of the air supply duct 11 irregularly.

  14 is a perspective view of a duct housing box 10D shown as another example, and FIG. 15 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line DD in FIG. 14 in a state where the air flow path 52 is opened. 14 and 15, the vertical direction is indicated by an arrow X, the horizontal direction is indicated by an arrow Y (excluding FIG. 15), and the front-rear direction is indicated by an arrow Z. In FIG. 14, the air flow paths 52 of the first and second exhaust units 48 and 58 are in a closed state. The duct housing box 10D is different from that of FIG. 10 in that the second exhaust unit 58 is installed in the box 10D, and the other configuration is the same as that of the box 10C of FIG. The description of the other structure of this box 10D is abbreviate | omitted by using description of the box 10C of FIG.

  On the side wall 19 of the chamber 13, as shown in FIG. 14, a second exhaust unit 58 including a hollow cylindrical housing 50 made of a peripheral wall 49 and a check valve damper 51 </ b> B is installed. The check valve damper 51B is installed in the air flow path 52 of the unit 58 surrounded by the peripheral wall 49, and the internal space 14 (inside the chamber 14) of the box 10D according to the pressure of the air that has entered the duct housing box 10D from the gallery 12. ) To the outside of the internal space 14 (outside the chamber 13).

  Since the configuration of the second exhaust unit 58 is the same as that of FIGS. 11 and 12, the same reference numeral as that of FIGS. 11 and 12 (however, the end symbol A is added to the check valve damper 51 </ b> A of the first exhaust unit 48, and 2 is attached to the check valve damper 51B of the exhaust unit 58), and the description of the exhaust unit 48 in FIGS. Omitted.

  When excess air enters the first exhaust unit 48 through the chamber 13 due to the influence of the wind blowing near the outside of the gallery 12 (outside the factory 76), the air enters the first exhaust unit 48 through the chamber 13 and enters the unit 48. The inflowing air collides with the swirl blade 55, and a predetermined dynamic pressure (pressing force) acts on the blade 55 by the air pressure. Further, the air pressure colliding with the rear side wall 21 raises the air pressure in the internal space 14 (in the chamber 13), the air pressure acts on the second exhaust unit 58, and a predetermined static pressure (pressing force) acts on the swirl blade 55. . The dynamic pressure acting on the swirling blade 55 of the check valve damper 51 </ b> A presses the blade 55 so as to rotate the shaft 54 against the weight of the blade 55. Further, the static pressure acting on the swirling blade 55 of the check valve damper 51B presses the blade 55 so as to rotate the shaft 54 against the weight of the blade 55.

  In these check valve dampers 51A and 51B, the weight of the blade 55 is adjusted so that the first set pressure in the internal space 14 (inside the chamber 13) of the duct housing box 10D and the swirl blade 55 are balanced. When the first set pressure is increased, the weight of the swirl blade 55 is increased, and when the first set pressure is decreased, the weight of the blade 55 is decreased. The first set pressure is set in the range of 5 Pa to 40 Pa, preferably in the range of 5 Pa to 20 Pa, more preferably in the range of 5 Pa to 10 Pa. If the first set pressure exceeds 40 Pa, when excess air enters the chamber 13 from the gallery 12, the air cannot be quickly released out of the chamber 13, and the air supply duct 11 with more air than necessary. Inflow may not be prevented. In the duct storage box 10D, by setting the first set pressure within the above range, excess air enters the chamber 13 from the louver 12, and dynamic pressure acts on the swirl blade 55 of the check valve damper 51A and the check Even if static pressure is applied to the blades 55 of the valve damper 51B, the swirl vanes 55 can quickly swirl and air can be quickly released out of the chamber 13, and more air than necessary flows into the air supply duct 11. Can be prevented.

  When the pressure of the air in the internal space 14 is larger than the weight of the swirl vane 55 (the first set pressure obtained by converting the weight of the vane 55 into air pressure), the vane 55 opens the air flow path 52 against the weight. And the blades 55 are swung in the direction of opening the air flow path 52 against the weight. When the swirl vanes 55 swirl in the direction to open the air flow path 52, an opening 57 (air discharge port) having a predetermined area is formed in the air flow path 52, and air passes through the opening 57 and is outside the internal space 14 ( The air is exhausted to the outside of the chamber 13. Conversely, when the pressure of the air in the internal space 14 is smaller than the weight of the swirl vane 55 (first set pressure), the vane 55 swirls in the direction to close the air flow path 52 by the weight of the vane 55.

  In the duct housing box 10D, the first exhaust unit 48 having the check valve damper 51A is installed on the rear side wall 21 of the chamber 13, and the second exhaust unit 58 having the check valve damper 51B is installed on the side wall 19. When the excess air instantaneously enters the chamber 13 due to the wind blown outside the louver 12 (see FIG. 13), the check valve dampers 51A and 51B of the first and second exhaust units 48 and 58 are used. The air that has entered the chamber 13 can be released from the inside of the chamber 13 to the outside of the chamber 13 by using the air pressure. As a result, the dynamic pressure of the air that is directed from the gallery 12 toward the extended end 22 of the air supply duct 11 can be used. In addition, the static pressure acting on the check valve damper 51B can be removed, and more air than necessary can be prevented from flowing into the air supply duct 11.

  Since the entire area of the opening end 24 of the extended end portion 22 is reliably shielded against the louver 12 by the shielding plate 25, the duct housing box 10 </ b> D is surely shielded from excess air due to the wind blown outside the louver 12. Even when the air enters the air supply duct 11, the air collides with the shielding plate 25, and the air entering the chamber 13 can be prevented from flowing directly into the air supply duct 11. The air flowing into the can be minimized. Moreover, even if air flows out of the chamber 13 due to the influence of the wind blown to the outside of the louver 12 (referring to FIG. 13), direct shielding of the air from the air supply duct 11 can be prevented by the shielding plate 25. Even if a strong wind blows to the outside of the louver 12, the duct housing box 10 </ b> D does not flow air into the air supply duct 11 at once, and air does not flow out from the air supply duct 11 at a stretch. A sudden change in the internal pressure of the duct 11 can be prevented.

  In addition to being able to release the air that has entered the chamber 13 from the inside of the chamber 13 to the outside of the chamber 13 using the check valve dampers 51A and 51B, the duct housing box 10D uses the shielding plate 25 to supply the air supply duct 11. Therefore, it is possible to prevent direct inflow of air into the air and direct outflow of air from the air supply duct 11, so that excess air does not flow irregularly and irregularly into the air supply duct 11, and the air A constant pressure and a constant amount of air can flow into the air supply duct 11 without flowing out of the air supply duct 11 regularly and irregularly.

  16 is a perspective view of a duct housing box 10E shown as another example, and FIG. 17 is a partially cutaway front view of the duct housing box 10E of FIG. 18 is a cross-sectional view taken along line EE in FIG. 16 to 18, the vertical direction is indicated by an arrow X, the horizontal direction is indicated by an arrow Y (excluding FIG. 18), and the front-rear direction is indicated by an arrow Z (excluding FIG. 17). In FIG. 16, the air flow path 30 of the first exhaust unit 29 is in a closed state. In FIG. 17, a part of the louver 12 is shown broken away.

  The duct housing box 10E is different from that shown in FIG. 1 in that a bent duct 59 is connected to the extended end portion 22 of the air supply duct 11 and there is no shielding plate 25, and other configurations are the same as those of the box 10A shown in FIG. Since it is the same as that, it attaches | subjects the code | symbol same as FIG. 1, and abbreviate | omits description of the other structure of this box 10E by using description of the box 10A of FIG.

  In this duct storage box 10E, as shown in FIG. 16, the first exhaust unit 29 similar to FIG. 1 is installed on the rear side wall 21 of the chamber 13, but the first exhaust similar to FIG. A unit 48 may be installed. Further, first and second exhaust units 29 and 47 similar to those in FIG. 8 may be provided on the rear side wall 21 and the side wall 19 of the chamber 13, and FIG. 14 is provided on the rear side wall 21 and the side wall 19 of the chamber 13. Similar first and second exhaust units 48 and 58 may be provided. The first set pressure is set in the range of 5 Pa to 40 Pa, preferably in the range of 5 Pa to 20 Pa, more preferably in the range of 5 Pa to 10 Pa.

  A bent duct 59 that is bent in a direction not facing the gallery 12 is connected to the extended end portion 22 of the air supply duct 11. The bent duct 59 directs the flow of air flowing in from the opening end 24 of the extended end portion 22 of the air supply duct 11 in a direction not facing the gallery 12. The bent duct 59 is airtightly joined to the opening end 24 of the extending end portion 22 of the air supply duct 11 and the second opening into which air flows in on the opposite side of the first opening end 60. And an open end 61.

  The bent duct 59 is bent upward in the vertical direction at approximately 90 degrees with respect to the axis L2 of the extended end portion 22 of the air supply duct 11. The second opening end 61 of the bent duct 59 opens upward in the vertical direction toward the top wall 17 of the chamber 13. The air that has flowed into the internal space 14 of the box 10 </ b> E from the gallery 12 flows into the duct 59 from the second opening end 61 of the bent duct 59 that opens toward the top wall 17, and flows into the air supply duct 11 through the duct 59. To do.

  The bent duct 59 may be bent downward in the vertical direction at approximately 90 degrees with respect to the axis L2 of the extending end portion 22 of the air supply duct 11. When the bent duct 59 is bent downward in the vertical direction, the second opening end 61 opens downward in the vertical direction toward the bottom wall 18 of the chamber 13. Further, the bent duct 59 may be bent in the lateral direction at approximately 90 degrees with respect to the axis L2 of the extended end portion 22 of the air supply duct 11. When the bending duct 59 is bent in the lateral direction, the second opening end 61 opens leftward in the lateral direction or rightward in the lateral direction toward the side walls 19 and 20 of the chamber 13. The bent duct 59 may be bent in the vertical direction or the horizontal direction within a range of 90 to 180 degrees with respect to the axis L2 of the extended end portion 22. When the bent duct 59 bends in the vertical direction or the lateral direction at 180 degrees with respect to the axis L <b> 2 of the extended end portion 22, the second open end 61 of the bent duct 59 moves in the front-rear direction toward the rear side wall 21 of the chamber 13. Open backwards.

  Since the first exhaust unit 29 having the check valve damper 28A is installed on the rear side wall 21 of the chamber 13 in the duct storage box 10E, as shown by an arrow A1 in FIG. When excess air instantaneously enters the chamber 13 due to the influence, the air that has entered the chamber 13 is released from the inside of the chamber 13 to the outside of the chamber 13 by using the check valve damper 28A of the first exhaust unit 29. As a result, it is possible to remove the dynamic pressure of air from the louver 12 directly toward the extended end 22 of the air supply duct 11 by using it, and to prevent the air from flowing into the air supply duct 11 more than necessary. be able to.

  In the duct housing box 10E, the bent duct 59 is bent upward and downward and extends in a direction not facing the gallery 12, and the second opening end 61 of the bent duct 59 opens toward the top wall 17 of the chamber 13 (the gallery 12). 18), even if excess air enters the internal space 14 (inside the chamber 13) of the box 10E due to the influence of the wind blowing outside the louver 12, as indicated by an arrow A1 in FIG. The air does not collide with the peripheral surface of the bent duct 59, and the air does not directly enter the second opening end 61 of the duct 59, but the air that has entered the internal space 14 flows directly into the air supply duct 11. Therefore, the air flowing into the duct 11 can be minimized. Further, as shown by an arrow A2 in FIG. 18, even when air flows out of the chamber 13 due to the influence of the wind blowing outside the louver 12, the air does not flow out directly from the second opening end 61 of the bent duct 59. The direct outflow of air from the air supply duct 11 can be prevented.

  The duct housing box 10E can release the air that has entered the chamber 13 from the inside of the chamber 13 to the outside of the chamber 13 by using the check valve damper 28A, and can supply the air to the air supply duct 11 by using the bent duct 59. Since direct inflow of air and direct outflow of air from the air supply duct 11 can be prevented, excess air does not flow into the air supply duct 11 irregularly and irregularly. A constant pressure and a constant amount of air can flow into the air supply duct 11 without flowing out of the air supply duct 11 irregularly.

  FIG. 19 is a perspective view of a duct housing box 10F shown as another example, and FIG. 20 is a partially cutaway front view of the duct housing box 10F of FIG. 21 is a cross-sectional view taken along line FF in FIG. 19 to 21, the vertical direction is indicated by an arrow X, the horizontal direction is indicated by an arrow Y (excluding FIG. 21), and the front-rear direction is indicated by an arrow Z (excluding FIG. 20). In FIG. 19, the air flow path 30 of the first exhaust unit 29 is in a closed state. In FIG. 20, a part of the louver 12 is cut away.

  The duct housing box 10F is different from that shown in FIG. 1 in that the connecting duct 62 is connected to the extended end 22 of the air supply duct 11 and there is no shielding plate 25, and the other structure is the same as that of the box 10A shown in FIG. Since it is the same as that, it attaches | subjects the code | symbol same as FIG. 1, and abbreviate | omits description of the other structure of this box 10F by using description of the box 10A of FIG.

  In the duct housing box 10F, as shown in FIG. 19, a first exhaust unit 29 similar to that of FIG. 1 is installed on the rear side wall 21 of the chamber 13, but the first exhaust unit similar to FIG. A unit 48 may be installed. Further, first and second exhaust units 29 and 47 similar to those in FIG. 8 may be provided on the rear side wall 21 and the side wall 19 of the chamber 13, and FIG. 14 is provided on the rear side wall 21 and the side wall 19 of the chamber 13. Similar first and second exhaust units 48 and 58 may be provided. The first set pressure is set in the range of 5 Pa to 40 Pa, preferably in the range of 5 Pa to 20 Pa, more preferably in the range of 5 Pa to 10 Pa.

  A connecting duct 62 that extends straight in the vertical direction (the direction not facing the louver 12) is connected to the extending end 22 of the air supply duct 11. The connection duct 62 directs the flow of air flowing in from the open end 24 of the extended end portion 22 of the air supply duct 11 in a direction not facing the gallery 12. The connection duct 62 has a central opening end 63 connected to the opening end 24 of the extended end portion 22 of the air supply duct 11, and both side opening ends 64 that are located on both sides of the central opening end 63 and into which air flows. .

  The central opening end 63 of the connection duct 62 is hermetically joined at its periphery to the periphery of the opening end 24 of the extended end portion 11. One of the opening ends 64 on both sides of the connection duct 62 opens upward in the vertical direction toward the top wall 17 of the chamber 13, and the other of the opening ends 64 on the both sides opens downward in the vertical direction toward the bottom wall 18 of the chamber 13. is doing. The air that has flowed into the internal space 14 of the box 10F from the gallery 12 flows into the duct 62 from both open ends 64 of the connection duct 62 that opens toward the top and bottom walls 17 and 18, passes through the duct 62, and passes through the air supply duct 11. Flow into.

  The connecting duct 62 has an axis L3 orthogonal to the axis L2 of the extending end 22 of the air supply duct 11. In other words, the intersection angle between the connection duct 62 and the extended end portion 22 is 90 degrees, and the side surface shape of the connection duct 62 and the extended end portion 22 exhibits a T shape. The axis L3 of the connection duct 62 may intersect the axis L2 of the extended end portion 22 of the air supply duct 11 at less than 90 degrees, and the axis L3 of the connection duct 62 extends to the extended end portion of the duct 11. It may cross over 90 degrees with respect to 22 axis lines L3. Further, the connection duct 62 may extend straight in the lateral direction (the direction not facing the gallery 12). When the connecting duct 62 extends in the lateral direction, the opening ends 64 on both sides open toward the left side in the lateral direction and the right side in the lateral direction toward the side walls 19 and 20 of the chamber 13.

  Since the first exhaust unit 29 having the check valve damper 28A is installed on the rear side wall 21 of the chamber 13 in the duct housing box 10F, as shown by an arrow A1 in FIG. When excess air instantaneously enters the chamber 13 due to the influence, the air that has entered the chamber 13 is released from the inside of the chamber 13 to the outside of the chamber 13 by using the check valve damper 28A of the first exhaust unit 29. As a result, it is possible to remove the dynamic pressure of air from the louver 12 directly toward the extended end 22 of the air supply duct 11 by using it, and to prevent the air from flowing into the air supply duct 11 more than necessary. be able to.

  The duct housing box 10 </ b> F extends in a direction in which the connection duct 62 extends in the vertical direction and does not face the gallery 12, and both side opening ends 64 of the connection duct 62 open toward the top and bottom walls 17, 18 of the chamber 13. 21), excess air has entered the internal space 14 (inside the chamber 13) of the box 10F due to the influence of the wind blowing outside the louver 12, as indicated by an arrow A1 in FIG. However, the air does not collide with the peripheral surface of the connection duct 62, and the air does not directly enter the opening ends 64 on both sides of the connection duct 62, but the air that has entered the internal space 14 directly flows into the air supply duct 11. The air flowing into the duct 11 can be minimized. Further, as shown by an arrow A2 in FIG. 21, even if air flows out of the chamber 13 due to the wind blowing outside the louver 12, the air does not flow out directly from the opening ends 64 on both sides of the connection duct 62, Direct outflow of air from the air supply duct 11 can be prevented.

  The duct storage box 10F can release the air that has entered the chamber 13 using the check valve damper 28A from the inside of the chamber 13 to the outside of the chamber 13 and also supplies the air to the air supply duct 11 using the connection duct 62. Since direct inflow of air and direct outflow of air from the air supply duct 11 can be prevented, excess air does not flow into the air supply duct 11 irregularly and irregularly. A constant pressure and a constant amount of air can flow into the air supply duct 11 without flowing out of the air supply duct 11 irregularly.

  22 is a perspective view of a duct housing box 10G shown as another example, and FIG. 23 is a partially cutaway front view of the duct housing box 10G of FIG. 24 is a cross-sectional view taken along line FF in FIG. 22 to 24, the vertical direction is indicated by an arrow X, the horizontal direction is indicated by an arrow Y (excluding FIG. 24), and the front-rear direction is indicated by an arrow Z (excluding FIG. 23). In FIG. 22, the air flow path 30 of the first exhaust unit 29 is in a closed state. In FIG. 23, a part of the louver 12 is shown broken away.

  The duct storage box 10G is different from that shown in FIG. 1 in that the first connection duct 65 is connected to the extended end portion 22 of the air supply duct 11 and the second connection duct 66 is connected to the first connection duct 65. 1 and the other configuration is the same as that of the box 10A in FIG. 1, so that the same reference numerals as those in FIG. 1 are attached and the description of the box 10A in FIG. The description of other configurations of the box 10G is omitted.

  In the duct housing box 10G, as shown in FIG. 23, the first exhaust unit 29 similar to FIG. 1 is installed on the rear side wall 21 of the chamber 13, but the first exhaust similar to FIG. A unit 48 may be installed. Further, first and second exhaust units 29 and 47 similar to those in FIG. 8 may be provided on the rear side wall 21 and the side wall 19 of the chamber 13, and FIG. 14 is provided on the rear side wall 21 and the side wall 19 of the chamber 13. Similar first and second exhaust units 48 and 58 may be provided. The first set pressure is set in the range of 5 Pa to 40 Pa, preferably in the range of 5 Pa to 20 Pa, more preferably in the range of 5 Pa to 10 Pa.

  The first end of the air supply duct 11 is connected to a first connection duct 65 that extends in a straight line in the lateral direction (the direction not facing the louver 12). Connected to the first connection duct 65 are two second connection ducts 66 extending straight in the vertical direction (the direction not facing the gallery 12). The first and second connection ducts 65 and 66 direct the flow of air that enters and exits from the open end 24 of the extended end portion 22 of the air supply duct 11 in a direction that does not face the gallery 12.

  The first connection duct 65 includes a first center opening end 67 connected to the opening end 24 of the extending end portion 22 of the air supply duct 11 and first side opening ends 68 located on both sides of the first center opening end 67. And have. The first center opening end 67 of the first connection duct 65 is hermetically joined to the periphery of the opening end 24 of the extended end portion 22 at its periphery. The second connection ducts 66 are located on both sides of the second center opening end 69 and the second center opening end 69 connected to the first both side opening ends 68 of the first connection duct 65, and the second inflow of air. And open ends 70 on both sides. The peripheral edge of the second central opening end 69 of the second connection duct 66 is airtightly joined to the first both-side opening ends 67 of the first connection duct 65.

  One of the second side opening ends 70 of the second connection duct 66 opens upward in the vertical direction toward the top wall 17 of the chamber 13, and the other side of the second side opening ends 70 faces the bottom wall 18 of the chamber 13. Open downward in the vertical direction. The air that has flowed into the internal space 14 of the box 10G from the gallery 12 flows into the duct 66 from the second both-side opening ends 70 of the second connection duct 66 that opens toward the top bottom walls 17 and 18, and the first and second It flows into the air supply duct 11 through the connection ducts 65 and 66.

  The axis L3 of the first connection duct 65 is orthogonal to the axis L2 of the extended end portion 22 of the air supply duct 11. In other words, the intersection angle between the connection duct 65 and the extended end 22 is 90 degrees. The axis L4 of the second connection duct 66 is orthogonal to the axis L3 of the first connection duct 66. In other words, the crossing angle between the first connection duct 65 and the second connection duct 66 is 90 degrees. The front shape of the first and second connection ducts 65 and 66 is H-shaped.

  The axis L3 of the first connection duct 65 may intersect the axis L2 of the extended end portion 22 of the air supply duct 11 at less than 90 degrees, and the axis L3 of the first connection duct 65 extends to the extended end. You may cross | intersect exceeding 90 degree | times with respect to the axis line L2 of the part 22. FIG. Further, the axis L4 of the second connection duct 66 may intersect the axis L3 of the first connection duct 65 at less than 90 degrees, and the axis L4 of the connection duct 66 is 90 with respect to the axis L3 of the connection duct 65. You may cross over the degree. Furthermore, the 1st connection duct 65 may be extended in the up-down direction (direction which does not oppose the gallery 12) linearly. When the first connection duct 65 extends in the up-down direction, the second connection duct 66 extends straight in the lateral direction, and one of the second side opening ends 70 of the connection duct 66 extends in the lateral direction toward the side wall 19 of the chamber 13. It opens to the left, and the other of the second side opening ends 70 opens to the right in the lateral direction toward the side wall 20 of the chamber 13.

  Since the first exhaust unit 29 having the check valve damper 28A is installed on the rear side wall 21 of the chamber 13 in the duct housing box 10G, as shown by an arrow A1 in FIG. When excess air instantaneously enters the chamber 13 due to the influence, the air that has entered the chamber 13 is released from the inside of the chamber 13 to the outside of the chamber 13 by using the check valve damper 28A of the first exhaust unit 29. As a result, it is possible to remove the dynamic pressure of air from the louver 12 directly toward the extended end 22 of the air supply duct 11 by using it, and to prevent the air from flowing into the air supply duct 11 more than necessary. be able to.

  The duct housing box 10G extends in a direction in which the first connection duct 65 extends in the lateral direction and does not face the gallery 12, the second connection duct 66 extends in the vertical direction and does not face the gallery 12, Since the second both-side opening ends 70 of the second connection duct 66 open toward the top and bottom walls 17 and 18 (open in a direction not facing the gallery 12), as shown by an arrow A1 in FIG. Even if excess air enters the internal space 14 (inside the chamber 13) of the box 10G due to the influence of the wind blowing on the air, the air collides with the peripheral surfaces of the first and second connection ducts 65 and 66, and the air The air does not directly enter the second both-side opening ends 70 of the two connection ducts 66, can prevent the air that has entered the internal space 14 from flowing directly into the air supply duct 11, and the air flowing into the air supply duct 11. It is possible to minimize. Further, as shown by an arrow A2 in FIG. 24, even if air flows out of the chamber 13 due to the effect of the wind blowing outside the louver 12, the air flows out directly from the second both-side opening ends 70 of the second connection duct 66. In other words, direct outflow of air from the air supply duct 11 can be prevented.

  The duct storage box 10G utilizes the first and second connection ducts 65 and 66 in addition to allowing the air that has entered the chamber 13 to escape from the chamber 13 to the outside of the chamber 13 using the check valve damper 28A. Therefore, the direct inflow of air into the air supply duct 11 and the direct outflow of air from the air supply duct 11 can be prevented, so that excess air flows into the air supply duct 11 irregularly and irregularly. Therefore, air does not flow out of the air supply duct 11 irregularly and irregularly, and a constant pressure and a constant amount of air can flow into the air supply duct 11.

  25 and 26 are configuration diagrams showing an example of the room pressure control mechanism 71 including the air supply device 74, and FIG. 27 is a configuration diagram of the air supply device 74 shown as an example. FIG. 25 shows the clean rooms 72 and 73 (rooms) from above, and FIG. 26 shows the clean rooms 72 and 73 from the side. In the room pressure control mechanism 71 of FIGS. 25 and 26, clean rooms 72 and 73 used for manufacturing semiconductors, drugs, various experiments, and the like are illustrated as rooms. However, the rooms are limited to the clean rooms 72 and 73. It is not a thing, but includes all rooms including clean rooms 72 and 73 as rooms. Although two clean rooms 72 and 73 are illustrated, the number of chambers is not limited to two, and the air supply device 74 can be applied to one or three or more chambers.

  In the room pressure control mechanism 71 of FIG. 25, the air supply duct 11 extending from the clean rooms 72 and 73 is connected to the box of any one of the duct housing boxes 10A to 10G. Note that any one of the shielding plate 25, the bent duct 59, and the connection ducts 62, 65, and 66 is connected to the extended end portion 22 of the air supply duct 11. The chamber pressure control mechanism 71 is formed of an air supply device 74 that supplies air (outside air) to the clean rooms 72 and 73 having a predetermined volume, and an exhaust device 75 that discharges air from the clean rooms 72 and 73. The clean rooms 72 and 73 are installed inside a factory 76 (existing building), and are surrounded by a ceiling 77, a floor 78, and side walls 79 on all sides, and have high airtightness.

  The ceiling 77 is provided with an air supply port (not shown) for taking air into the clean rooms 72 and 73. The side wall 79 is provided with a gallery exhaust port 80 for exhausting air from the clean rooms 72 and 73. On the side wall 79, a door 81 for entering and exiting the clean rooms 72 and 73 is installed. The indoor air pressure in the clean rooms 72 and 73 is maintained at a preset target indoor air pressure. The target room pressure in the clean rooms 72 and 73 is not particularly limited, and the target room pressure can be set as appropriate depending on the use, volume, and the like of the clean rooms 72 and 73.

  The air supply device 74 includes a metal air supply duct 11 connected to the clean rooms 72 and 73, and an air supply fan 82 (blower that forcibly sends a predetermined amount of air (outside air) passing through the air supply duct 11 to the clean rooms 72 and 73. ), A motor damper 83 for adjusting the amount of air flowing into the air supply fan 82, a pressure sensor 84 for measuring the pressure of the air passing through the air supply duct 11, and the air supplied to the clean rooms 72 and 73 are kept constant. And a constant air volume unit 85.

  The supply fan 82 is connected to a control device (not shown) through an interface. The control device holds the output of the air supply fan 82 at the set value, and keeps the pressure and amount of the air sent from the air supply fan 82 constant. In this embodiment, the air supply device 74 includes the constant air volume unit 85, but the air supply device 74 may not include the constant air volume unit 85.

  The air supply duct 11 is disposed in the ceiling 77 space, and extends between the air supply port provided in the ceiling 77 and the duct accommodation boxes 10A to 10G provided in the wall 15 of the factory 76. The air supply duct 11 conveys the air flowing in from the gallery 12 into the clean rooms 72 and 73. The extended end 22 of the air supply duct 11 is accommodated in the internal space 14 (in the chamber 13) of the duct accommodation boxes 10A to 10G. The motor damper 83 is installed in the air supply duct 11 extending between the duct housing boxes 10 </ b> A to 10 </ b> G and the air supply fan 82. The pressure sensor 84 is installed in the air supply duct 11 extending between the motor damper 83 and the air supply fan 82. The constant air volume unit 85 is attached to the air supply duct 11 extending between the air supply fan 82 and the clean rooms 72 and 73.

  In the air supply device 74, the motor damper 83, the pressure sensor 84, the air supply fan 82, and the constant air volume unit 85 are arranged in this order from the duct housing boxes 10 </ b> A to 10 </ b> G toward the clean rooms 72 and 73. The constant air volume unit 85 adjusts the amount of air flowing through the unit 85 in response to fluctuations in the internal air pressure of the air supply duct 82, and always keeps the air volume supplied to the clean rooms 72 and 73 constant. The air that flows into the duct housing boxes 10A to 10G from the gallery 12 flows into the air supply fan 82 from the motor damper 83 through the air supply duct 11, and flows into the constant air quantity unit 85 from the air supply fan 82 through the duct 11. Thereafter, the air is supplied from the unit 85 through the duct 11 into the clean rooms 72 and 73 through the air supply port.

  The motor damper 83 includes a modular roll motor (not shown), a controller 86 (control device) that controls the rotation of the motor (adjusts the opening degree of the swirl vane 87 of the motor damper 83), and a swing that is swung by the driving force of the motor. The blade 87 is formed. The motor damper 83 has an air flow path (not shown) that is opened and closed by the swirling of the swirl vanes 87. The controller 86 of the motor damper 83 is a microprocessor having a central processing unit that performs arithmetic processing and a memory (storage unit) that can store various conditions.

  In the motor damper 83, the module roll motor is rotated by a control signal from the controller 86 and the swirl vane 87 swirls at a predetermined angle, and the opening degree (swirl angle) of the vane 87 with respect to the air flow path is adjusted to pass through the air flow path. Adjust the air volume. An input device for inputting various conditions and a display device for input confirmation are connected to the controller 86 via an interface (not shown). For the motor damper 83, a parallel blade damper or a counter blade damper can be used. The pressure sensor 84 is connected to the controller 86 of the motor damper 83 via the interface 88.

  The memory of the controller 86 of the motor damper 83 stores a second set pressure to be compared with the measured pressure of the air supply duct 11 measured by the pressure sensor 84. The second set pressure can be freely set and changed by the input device. The second set pressure is set in a range of −1000 Pa to 1000 Pa. The first set pressure of the check valve dampers 28A, 28B, 51A, 51B is set in the range of 5 to 40 Pa, preferably in the range of 5 to 20 Pa, more preferably in the range of 5 to 10 Pa. It is set lower than the set value on the plus side of the second set pressure (second set pressure (+)> first set pressure (+)).

  The central processing unit of the controller 86 of the motor damper 83 activates an application program stored in the memory based on control by the operating system, and executes the following means according to the activated application program. The central processing unit of the controller 86 executes pressure comparison means for comparing the measured pressure in the air supply duct 11 output from the pressure sensor 84 with a preset second set pressure. As a result of comparing the measured pressure with the second set pressure, the central processing unit adjusts the opening of the swirl vane 87 of the motor damper 83 to adjust the measured pressure when the measured pressure is out of the range of the second set pressure. 2. A pressure control means for returning the pressure to the set pressure range is executed. Note that the measured pressure is out of the second set pressure range includes a case where the measured pressure exceeds the second set pressure range and a case where the measured pressure is less than the second set pressure range.

  As shown by arrows A1 in FIGS. 7, 13, 18, 21, and 24, when a strong wind blows near the outside of the gallery 12 attached to the wall 15 of the factory 76, the air is affected by the wind. The duct 12 may enter the internal space 14 (in the chamber 13) of the duct housing boxes 10A to 10G through the gallery 12. Even if air enters the internal space 14 of the boxes 10A to 10G through the louver 12, the check valve dampers 28A, 28B, 51A, 51B of the first exhaust units 29, 48 and the second exhaust units 48, 58 are used. Then, since the air in the chamber 13 is exhausted to the outside of the chamber 13, the excess air does not flow into the air supply duct 11, and even if the excess air flows into the duct 11, the constant air volume unit 85 performs the clean room. The amount of air supplied to 72 and 73 is kept constant. Moreover, even if air enters the internal space 14 of the boxes 28A, 28B, 51A, 51B at a stretch due to the influence of the wind, as described above, it is connected to the extended end 22 of the air supply duct 11. The air does not flow directly into the air supply duct 11 by the shielding plate 25, the bent duct 59, and the connecting ducts 62, 65, 66.

  However, when an amount of air exceeding the exhaust function of the check valve dampers 28A, 28B, 51A, 51B flows into the chamber 13 at a stretch, the air pressure in the duct housing boxes 10A-10G rises all at once. As a result, air may flow into the air supply duct 11. When air flows into the air supply duct 11, the pressure in the duct 11 increases. As a result, the measured pressure may exceed the range of the second set pressure. In the constant air volume unit 85, the amount of air passing therethrough is kept constant by adjusting the opening degree of the rotating blades of the motor damper, which will be described later, but excess air flows into the air supply duct 11 at once. Then, the motor damper may not catch up with it, and excess air may flow into the clean rooms 72 and 73 through the unit 85, and the clean rooms 72 and 73 may not be maintained at the target room pressure.

  On the contrary, when a strong wind blows near the outside of the louver 12 attached to the wall 15 of the factory 76 as shown by an arrow A2 in FIGS. 7, 13, 18, 21, and 24, Under the influence, air may flow out of the factory 76 from the internal space 14 (inside the chamber 13) of the duct housing boxes 10A to 10G through the louver 12. Even if air flows out from the internal space 14 of the boxes 10A to 10G through the gallery 12, the amount of air supplied to the clean rooms 72 and 73 by the constant air volume unit 85 is kept constant. Even if air flows out of the internal space 14 of the boxes 10A to 10G due to the wind, as described above, the shielding plate 25 and the bent duct 59 connected to the extended end portion 22 of the air supply duct 11 are connected. The ducts 62, 65, 66 do not allow air to flow directly out of the air supply duct 11. However, the air pressure in the internal space 14 may drop at a stretch due to the air flowing out from the internal space 14 (chamber 13) of the duct housing boxes 10A to 10G, so that the air may try to flow out from the air supply duct 11.

  When air tries to flow out from the air supply duct 11, the pressure in the duct 11 decreases. As a result, the measured pressure may be less than the second set pressure range. In the constant air volume unit 85, the amount of air passing therethrough is kept constant by adjusting the opening degree of the rotating blades of the motor damper. However, excess air tends to flow out from the air supply duct 11 at once. Then, the motor damper may not catch up with it, and the inside of the clean rooms 72 and 73 may not be maintained at the target room pressure. In the clean rooms 72 and 73, it is necessary to strictly control the internal air pressure. However, the internal air pressure in the clean rooms 72 and 73 may fluctuate due to the pressure fluctuation in the air supply duct 11, and the pressure in the air supply duct 11 may be changed. The effects of change cannot be ignored.

  If the measured pressure exceeds the range of the second set pressure, the controller 86 reduces the opening of the blade 87 if the swirling blade 87 of the motor damper 83 is not at the minimum opening, Reduce the amount of air passing through (decreasing the amount of air passing through the air supply duct 11). As a result, the pressure in the air supply duct 11 decreases, the measured pressure decreases, and the measured pressure returns to the second set pressure range. On the other hand, when the measured pressure is less than the range of the second set pressure, the controller 86 increases the opening of the blade 87 and the air flow path of the damper 83 unless the swirl blade 87 is fully open (opening 100%). Increase the amount of air passing through (increase the amount of air passing through the air supply duct 11). As a result, the pressure in the air supply duct 11 increases, the measured pressure increases, and the measured pressure returns to the second set pressure range.

  When the measured pressure is within the range of the second set pressure, the controller 86 holds the blade 87 fully open if the swirl vane 87 is fully open, and if the swirl vane 87 is the minimum opening, Hold the minimum opening. Alternatively, if the swirl vane 87 is not fully open, the opening degree of the vane 87 at that time is held, and if the swirl vane 87 is not the minimum opening degree, the opening degree of the vane 87 at that time is held. When the measured pressure returns to within the second set pressure range by adjusting the opening degree of the swirl vane 87 after the measured pressure deviates from the second set pressure range, the controller 86 opens the vane 87 at that time. Keep the degree.

  The swirl speed of the swirl vanes 87 of the motor damper 83 is in the range of 1 to 30 s / Full Scale, preferably in the range of 1 to 5 s / Full Scale. When the turning speed exceeds 30 s / Full Scale, the response of the motor damper 83 decreases, and air flows into the air supply duct 11 due to the influence of the wind blowing near the outside of the gallery 12, or air flows from the air supply duct 11. When the measured pressure suddenly changes in an attempt to flow out, the swirling of the swirl vane 87 cannot quickly respond to this, and the adjustment of the amount of air passing through the air flow path of the damper 83 is delayed. In some cases, the motor damper 83 cannot be used to supply a constant amount and a constant pressure of air to the clean rooms 72 and 73. In the motor damper 83, the swirl speed of the swirl vane 87 is in the range of 1 to 30 s / Full Scale. Therefore, even if the measured pressure changes suddenly, the swirl of the vane 87 quickly responds to the air flow of the damper 83. The amount of air passing through the path is quickly adjusted, and the measured pressure is quickly returned to the range of the second set pressure.

  The minimum opening of the blade 87 when the opening of the swirl blade 87 of the motor damper 83 is reduced is set to a range of 3 to 25%, preferably 5 to 20%. Therefore, even if the opening degree of the swirl vane 87 is minimized, the vane 87 is not fully closed (opening degree 0%). The opening degree of 3 to 25% is a ratio with respect to the opening degree when the blade 87 is fully opened and the opening degree is 100%. For example, when the opening is 3%, the blade is opened by 3% with respect to 100% of the blade fully opened, and when the opening is 25%, the blade is opened by 25% with respect to 100% of the blade fully opened.

  The exhaust device 75 includes a metal exhaust duct 89 connected to the clean rooms 72 and 73, an exhaust fan 90 (blower) that forcibly exhausts a predetermined amount of air from the clean rooms 72 and 73, and air exhausted from the clean rooms 72 and 73. A constant air volume unit 91 that keeps the air flow constant. The exhaust fan 90 is connected to a control device (not shown) via an interface. The control device keeps the output of the exhaust fan 90 at the set value, and keeps the pressure and amount of air sent from the exhaust fan 90 constant.

  The exhaust duct 89 is disposed below the floor 78 and extends between the gallery exhaust port 80 and the air exhaust port 92 provided in the side wall 79 of the clean rooms 72 and 73. Although the detailed illustration of the exhaust duct 89 is omitted, the extended end portion thereof is connected to the box of any one of the duct accommodating boxes 10A to 10G. Note that one of the shielding plate 25, the bent duct 59, and the connection ducts 62, 65, and 66 is connected to the extended end portion of the exhaust air supply duct 89. The air exhaust port 92 is a louver (not shown) installed on the wall 15 of the factory 76. In the exhaust device 75, the exhaust fan 90 and the constant air volume unit 91 are arranged in this order from the air exhaust port 92 toward the clean rooms 72 and 73. The exhaust duct 89 conveys the air that flows out from the exhaust port 80 to the outside of the factory 76 (outside the clean rooms 72 and 73).

  The exhaust fan 90 is attached to an exhaust duct 89 extending between the constant air volume unit 91 and the air exhaust port 92. The constant air volume unit 91 is attached to an exhaust duct 89 extending between the exhaust fan 90 and the gallery exhaust port 80. The exhaust fan 90 exhausts air of a constant amount and constant pressure from the clean rooms 72 and 73. The constant air volume unit 91 adjusts the amount of air flowing through the unit 91 with respect to fluctuations in the internal air pressure of the exhaust duct 89, and always keeps the air volume discharged from the clean rooms 72 and 73 constant. The air that flows out from the exhaust port 80 flows into the constant air volume unit 91, enters the exhaust fan 90 through the exhaust duct 89 from the unit 91, then passes through the duct 89 from the exhaust fan 90, and passes through the air exhaust port 92 to the factory. 76 is exhausted to the outdoors.

  Although not shown, the constant air volume units 85 and 91 attached to the air supply duct 11 and the exhaust duct 89 are formed of a motor damper, a wind speed sensor, a control device, and a housing for housing them. The motor dampers of the constant air volume units 85 and 91 are the same as the motor damper 83. In these constant air flow units 85 and 91, the modular roll motor rotates in accordance with a control signal from the control device, and the swirl vanes revolve at a predetermined angle. The control device of the constant air flow units 85 and 91 is a microprocessor having a central processing unit that performs arithmetic processing and a memory (storage unit) that can store various conditions. An input device for inputting various conditions and a display device for input confirmation are connected to the control device via an interface (not shown).

  The memory of the control device of the constant air volume units 85 and 91 stores the correlation between the target indoor air pressure of the clean rooms 72 and 73 and the amount of air passing through the constant air volume units 85 and 91, and corresponds to the target indoor air pressure. The correlation between the air passage amount and the opening degree (turning angle) of the swirl blade of the motor damper corresponding to the air passage amount is stored. The target indoor pressure can be freely changed by an input device. When the target indoor air pressure is input, the control device of the constant air volume units 85 and 91 determines the air passage amount in the air flow path corresponding to the target indoor air pressure based on the correlation stored in the memory, and the motor damper air After determining the opening degree of the swirl vane of the motor damper based on the correlation so that the amount of air passing through the flow path is determined, the opening degree of the swirl vane is retained.

  These constant air volume units 85 and 91 adjust the amount of air passing through the units 85 and 91 corresponding to the target indoor pressure with respect to fluctuations in the internal pressure of the air supply duct 11 and the exhaust duct 89, and clean rooms 72 and 73. The amount of air supplied to the air is kept constant, and the amount of air exhausted from the clean rooms 72 and 73 is kept constant. Specifically, it is as follows. The control device of the constant air volume units 85 and 91 calculates the air passage amount passing through the air flow path of the motor damper from the wind speed output from the wind speed sensor, and calculates the calculated air passage amount and the air passage amount corresponding to the target indoor pressure. Compare.

  When the calculated air passage amount is larger than that corresponding to the target indoor pressure, the control device of the constant air amount unit 85 of the air supply device 11 reduces the opening degree of the swirl vane of the motor damper and passes the air passing through the air flow path. Reduce the amount of passage. The control device of the constant air quantity unit 85 maintains the opening degree of the swirling blade at that time when the calculated air passage amount falls within the range corresponding to the target indoor pressure after reducing the opening degree of the swirling blade. When the calculated air passage amount is smaller than that corresponding to the target indoor pressure, the control device of the constant air amount unit 85 increases the opening degree of the rotating blade of the motor damper and increases the air passage amount passing through the air flow path. . The control device of the constant air flow unit 85 maintains the opening degree of the swirl blade at that time when the calculated air passage amount falls within the range corresponding to the target indoor pressure after increasing the opening degree of the swirl blade.

  When the calculated air passage amount is larger than that corresponding to the target indoor pressure, the control device of the constant air amount unit 91 of the exhaust device 75 increases the opening degree of the swirl blade of the motor damper and passes the air passing through the air flow path. Increase the amount. The control device of the constant air quantity unit 91 maintains the opening degree of the swirl blade at that time when the calculated air passage amount falls within the range corresponding to the target indoor pressure after increasing the opening degree of the swirl blade. When the calculated air passage amount is smaller than that corresponding to the target indoor air pressure, the control device of the constant air amount unit 91 reduces the opening degree of the rotating blades of the motor damper and reduces the air passage amount passing through the air flow path. . The control device of the constant air quantity unit 91 maintains the opening degree of the swirl blade at that time when the calculated air passage amount falls within the range corresponding to the target indoor pressure after reducing the opening degree of the swirl blade.

  FIG. 28 is a flowchart illustrating an example of each unit executed by the controller 86 of the motor damper 83. An example of the process of the air supply device 74 executed by the controller 86 will be described based on the flowchart of FIG. When the room pressure control mechanism 71 is activated, the air supply fan 82 and the exhaust fan 90, the constant air volume units 85 and 91, the pressure sensor 84, and the motor damper 83 are operated. The pressure sensor 84 measures the pressure of the air flowing through the air supply duct 11 and outputs the measured pressure to the controller 86.

  In the room pressure control mechanism, as indicated by an arrow A4 in FIGS. 25 and 26, a predetermined amount of air is supplied into the clean rooms 72 and 73 via the air supply fan 82 and the air supply duct 11, and as indicated by an arrow A5. A predetermined amount of air is exhausted from the clean rooms 72 and 73 to the outside of the factory 76 through the exhaust fan 90 and the exhaust duct 89. At the start of operation of the chamber pressure control mechanism 71, the opening of the swirl vane 87 is adjusted to a predetermined opening so that an amount of air corresponding to the second set pressure passes through the air flow path of the motor damper 83, and the air supply While the outputs of the fan 82 and the exhaust fan 90 are adjusted, the air passage amounts of the constant air volume units 85 and 91 are adjusted, and the measured pressure output from the pressure sensor 84 is within the range of the second set pressure. (S-1).

  Further, in the room pressure control mechanism 71, even if pressure fluctuation occurs in the air flowing through the air supply duct 11 extending between the air supply fan 82 and the constant air volume unit 85, the constant air volume unit 85 causes the duct 11 to The air passing amount is kept constant, and a constant amount of air is constantly supplied to the clean rooms 72 and 73. Further, in the exhaust duct 89 extending between the constant air volume unit 91 and the exhaust fan 90, even if pressure fluctuation occurs in the air flowing therethrough, the air passage amount of the duct 89 is kept constant by the constant air volume unit 91, A constant amount of air is always exhausted from the clean rooms 72 and 73.

  As described above, when a strong wind blows near the outside of the louver 12 attached to the wall 15 of the factory 76, the air passes through the louver 12 due to the influence of the wind and the internal space 14 ( There is a case in which the air enters the air supply duct 11 due to the pressure in the internal space 14 rising at a stroke.

  However, the air supply device 74 in the chamber pressure control mechanism 71 monitors the pressure of air passing through the air supply duct 11 (the amount of air passing through the air flow path of the motor damper 83), and the amount of air passing through the duct 11 ( The air pressure is kept constant, so that excess air does not flow irregularly and irregularly into the air supply fan 82 and excessive air does not flow irregularly and irregularly from the air supply duct 11.

  Specifically, the controller 86 of the motor damper 83 compares the measured pressure output from the pressure sensor 84 with the second set pressure stored in the memory (pressure comparison means) (S-2). Next, as a result of comparing the measured pressure with the second set pressure, the controller 86 determines whether the measured pressure is within the range of the second set pressure (S-3).

  When the controller 86 of the motor damper 83 determines that the measured pressure is within the range of the second set pressure, it holds the opening degree of the swirl vane 87 at that time. Next, the controller 86 determines whether to stop the room pressure control mechanism 71 (S-4). When there is an instruction to stop the chamber pressure control mechanism 71, the controller 86 stops the operation of the air supply device 74. When operating the room pressure control mechanism 71 continuously, the process returns to Step 2 (S-2), the measured pressure is compared with the second set pressure, and the process from Step 2 (S-2) is repeated.

  The first set pressure is less than the second set pressure. For example, when the positive side of the second set pressure is set to 41 Pa or more and the first set pressure is set to 5 Pa to 40 Pa, excess air is caused by the wind. Even if the pressure of the air in the chamber 13 when it enters the internal space 14 (in the chamber 13) of the duct housing boxes 10A to 10G is within the second set pressure, the air pressure in the chamber 13 is It may be greater than the weight (first set pressure). In this case, the swirl vanes 32 of the check valve dampers 28A and 28B swirl in the direction to open the air flow path 30 against the weight of the weight 33, and the air flow of the first exhaust unit 29 and the second exhaust unit 47 An opening 46 having a predetermined area is formed in the passage 30, and air is exhausted outside the chamber 13 through the opening 46. When the air is exhausted from the exhaust units 29 and 47 to the outside of the chamber 13 and the pressure of the air in the chamber 13 becomes smaller than the weight of the weight 33, the swirling blade 32 closes the air flow path 30 by the weight of the weight 33. The air channel 30 is closed by the blade 32. In the state where the air flow path 30 is closed, the tip of the swirl vane 32 abuts against the stopper 34.

  Even if the pressure of the air in the chamber 13 is within the second set pressure, the pressure of the air in the chamber 13 may be larger than the weight of the swirl vane 55 (first set pressure). In this case, the swirl vanes 55 of the check valve dampers 51 </ b> A and 51 </ b> B swirl in the direction to open the air flow path 52 against the weight, and the air flow paths 52 of the first exhaust unit 48 and the second exhaust unit 58. An opening 57 having a predetermined area is formed in the air, and air is exhausted out of the chamber 13 through the opening 57. When air is exhausted from the exhaust units 48 and 58 to the outside of the chamber 13 and the pressure of the air in the chamber 13 becomes smaller than the weight of the swirl vane 55, the vane 55 closes the air flow path 52 by the weight of the vane 55. The air channel 52 is closed by the blades 55. In the state where the air flow path 52 is closed, the tip of the swirl vane 55 abuts against the stopper 56.

  Even if air is exhausted from the exhaust units 29, 47, 48, 58 to the outside of the chamber 13, if air flows into the air supply duct 11 and the measured pressure exceeds the second set pressure, step 3 (S- In 3), the controller 86 of the motor damper 83 determines that the measured pressure is not within the range of the second set pressure and the measured pressure exceeds the range of the second set pressure. In this case, if the opening degree of the swirl vane 87 is the minimum opening degree (opening degree 3 to 5%), the controller 86 maintains the opening degree, and the opening degree of the vane 87 is the minimum opening degree (opening degree 3 to 3). If not 5%), the opening degree of the blade 87 is reduced (S-5). Even if the opening degree of the swirl vane 87 is reduced, the opening degree is not reduced to less than 3 to 25%, and the vane 87 is not fully closed.

  The controller 86 of the motor damper 83 corresponds to the correlation between the second set pressure of the air passing through the air supply duct 11 and the air passage amount corresponding to the set pressure, each measured pressure output from the pressure sensor 84, and these measured pressures. The opening degree of the swirl vane 87 of the motor damper 83 corresponding to the air passage amount obtained by subtracting the air passage amount corresponding to the second set pressure from the air passage amount corresponding to the measured pressure. Based on the above, the opening degree of the blade 87 can also be determined. In this case, the correlation of the controller 86 and the opening degree of the swirl vane 87 are stored in the memory of the controller 86.

  Specifically, it is as follows. When the measured pressure exceeds the range of the second set pressure, the controller 86 of the motor damper 83 sets the second set pressure based on the correlation between the second set pressure and the air passage amount corresponding to the set pressure. The corresponding air passage amount is determined, and the air passage amount corresponding to the measurement pressure output from the pressure sensor 84 is determined based on the correlation between the measurement pressure and the air passage amount corresponding to the measurement pressure. The air passage amount corresponding to the measurement pressure is larger than the air passage amount corresponding to the second set pressure.

  Further, the controller 86 of the motor damper 83 calculates an air passage amount obtained by subtracting the air passage amount corresponding to the second set pressure from the air passage amount corresponding to the measured pressure. The calculated air passage amount is positive. The controller 86 is calculated based on the opening degree of the swirl vane 87 of the motor damper 83 corresponding to the air passage amount (plus) obtained by subtracting the air passage amount corresponding to the second set pressure from the air passage amount corresponding to the measured pressure. The opening degree of the blades 87 corresponding to the air passing amount is determined. Note that the opening degree of the swirl vane 87 is negative. Therefore, the controller 86 holds the opening of the blade 87 at the minimum opening if the opening of the swirl blade 87 is the minimum opening, and opens the blade 87 if the opening of the blade 87 is not the minimum opening. Decrease the degree (S-5).

  When the measured pressure exceeds the range of the second set pressure, the air pressure in the chamber 13 becomes larger than the weight of the weight 33 (first set pressure), and the swirl vane 32 resists the weight of the weight 33. The air channel 30 is swung in the direction of opening, and an opening 46 having a predetermined area is formed in the air channel 30, and the air is exhausted out of the chamber 13 through the opening 46. When the air is exhausted out of the chamber 13 and the pressure of the air in the chamber 13 becomes smaller than the weight of the weight 33, the swirl vane 32 swirls in the direction to close the air flow path 30 by the weight 33, The air flow path 30 is closed.

  When the measured pressure exceeds the range of the second set pressure, the pressure of the air in the chamber 13 becomes larger than the weight of the swirl vane 55 (first set pressure), and the vane 55 resists the weight and the air flow. The air channel 52 is swung in a direction to open the passage 52, an opening 57 having a predetermined area is formed in the air flow path 52, and the air is exhausted out of the chamber 13 through the opening 57. When the air is exhausted out of the chamber 13 and the pressure of the air in the chamber 13 becomes smaller than the weight of the swirl vane 55, the vane 55 swirls in the direction of closing the air flow path 52 by the weight of the vane 55. The air flow path 52 is closed.

  The controller 86 of the motor damper 83 determines whether to stop the chamber pressure control mechanism 71 after the opening degree of the swirl vane 87 is kept at the minimum opening degree or after the opening degree of the vane 87 is reduced (S-4). . When there is an instruction to stop the chamber pressure control mechanism 71, the controller 86 stops the operation of the air supply device 74. When the chamber pressure control mechanism 71 is continuously operated, the chamber pressure control mechanism 71 is operated in a state in which the opening degree of the swirl vane 87 is kept at a minimum opening degree or a small opening degree, and step 2 (S-2) is performed. The measured pressure output from the pressure sensor 84 is compared with the second set pressure stored in the memory (pressure comparison means) (S-2).

  When the opening degree of the swirl vane 87 is the minimum opening degree or the opening degree, the amount of air passing through the air flow path of the motor damper 83 decreases, the measured pressure decreases, and the measured pressure returns to the second set pressure range (pressure Control means). Therefore, even if excess air flows into the air supply duct 11 from the duct housing boxes 10A to 10G, the amount of air flowing into the air supply fan 82 can be held corresponding to the second set pressure.

  When the controller 86 of the motor damper 83 determines in step 3 (S-3) that the measured pressure is not within the second set pressure range and the measured pressure is less than the second set pressure range, the swirl vane 87 is fully opened ( If the opening degree is 100%, the opening degree is maintained, and if the blade 87 is not fully open, the opening degree of the blade 87 is increased (S-5). In this case, the air flow paths 30 and 52 of the exhaust units 29, 47, 48 and 58 are closed by the swirl vanes 32 and 55.

  The case where the opening degree is determined based on the correlation stored in the memory and the opening degree of the swirl vane 87 is as follows. When the measured pressure is less than the range of the second set pressure, the controller 86 of the motor damper 83 corresponds to the second set pressure based on the correlation between the second set pressure and the air passage amount corresponding to the set pressure. The air passage amount is determined, and the air passage amount corresponding to the measurement pressure output from the pressure sensor 84 is determined based on the correlation between the measurement pressure and the air passage amount corresponding to the measurement pressure. The air passage amount corresponding to the measurement pressure is smaller than the air passage amount corresponding to the second set pressure.

  Further, the controller 86 of the motor damper 83 calculates an air passage amount obtained by subtracting the air passage amount corresponding to the second set pressure from the air passage amount corresponding to the measured pressure. The calculated air passage amount is negative. The controller 86 is calculated based on the opening degree of the swirl vane 87 of the motor damper 83 corresponding to the air passing amount (minus) obtained by subtracting the air passing amount corresponding to the second set pressure from the air passing amount corresponding to the measured pressure. The opening degree of the blades 87 corresponding to the air passing amount is determined. The opening degree of the swirl vane 87 is positive. Accordingly, the controller 86 keeps the opening degree of the blades 87 fully open if the swirl blades 87 are fully open, and increases the opening degree of the blades 87 if the blades 87 are not fully open (S-5).

  The controller 87 of the motor damper 83 determines whether to stop the chamber pressure control mechanism 71 after keeping the opening degree of the swirl vane 87 fully open or increasing the opening degree of the vane 87 (S-4). When there is an instruction to stop the chamber pressure control mechanism 71, the controller 86 stops the operation of the air supply device 74. When the chamber pressure control mechanism 71 is continuously operated, the chamber pressure control mechanism 71 is operated in a state where the opening degree of the swirl vane 87 is fully opened or increased, and the process returns to Step 2 (S-2). The measured pressure output from the pressure sensor 84 is compared with the second set pressure stored in the memory (pressure comparison means) (S-2).

  When the opening of the swirl vane 87 is fully opened or increased, the amount of air passing through the air flow path of the motor damper 83 increases, the measured pressure rises, and the measured pressure returns to the range of the second set pressure (pressure control means). ). Therefore, a decrease in the inflow of air into the air supply fan 82 can be prevented, and the amount of air flowing into the air supply fan 82 can be held corresponding to the second set pressure.

  When the wind blown near the outside of the louver 12 attached to the wall 15 of the factory 76 stops and the inflow of excess air from the duct housing boxes 10A to 10G to the air supply duct 11 stops, the air flow path of the motor damper 83 The amount of air passing through the air flow passage is reduced in comparison with that passing through the air flow channel immediately after the opening of the swirl vane 87 is reduced, and the measured pressure output from the pressure sensor 84 is also reduced. When the controller 86 of the motor damper 83 determines in step 3 (S-3) that the measured pressure is within the range of the second set pressure in the comparison between the measured pressure and the second set pressure (S-2), When the opening degree of the swirl vane 87 is maintained and the chamber pressure control mechanism 71 is continuously operated, the process returns to Step 2 (S-2) to compare the measured pressure with the second set pressure (pressure comparison means) ( S-2) The process from step 2 (S-2) is repeated. Note that after the opening degree of the swirl vane 87 is reduced, when the measured pressure output from the pressure sensor 84 decreases and the measured pressure falls below the second set pressure range, the opening degree of the vane 87 is increased (S−). 5).

  The controller 86 of the motor damper 83 blows again in the vicinity of the outside of the gallery 12, and excess air enters the duct housing boxes 10 </ b> A to 10 </ b> G again due to the influence of the wind, and the air flows into the supply duct 11, and the measured pressure Is outside the range of the second set pressure, and when the measured pressure exceeds the second set pressure, if the swirl vane 87 is at the minimum opening, the opening of the vane 87 is held at the minimum opening, and the vane 87 is at the minimum. If it is not the opening degree, the opening degree of the blades 87 is reduced (S-5). The controller 86 returns to step 2 (S-2) and stores the measured pressure output from the pressure sensor 84 and the memory in the memory while maintaining the reduced opening after the opening of the swirl vane 87 is reduced. 2 The set pressure is compared (supply pressure comparison means) (S-2), and the process from step 2 (S-2) is repeated.

  When the measured pressure exceeds the second set pressure again, the pressure of the air in the chamber 13 becomes larger than the weight 33 (first set pressure), and the swirl vane 32 resists the weight 33 and the air flow path. The opening 46 having a predetermined area is formed in the air flow path 30, and the air is exhausted out of the chamber 13 through the opening 46. When the measured pressure exceeds the range of the second set pressure, the pressure of the air in the chamber 13 becomes larger than the weight of the swirl vane 55 (first set pressure), and the vane 55 resists the weight and the air flow. The air channel 52 is swung in a direction to open the passage 52, an opening 57 having a predetermined area is formed in the air flow path 52, and the air is exhausted out of the chamber 13 through the opening 57.

  The controller 86 of the motor damper 83 blows again in the vicinity of the outside of the gallery 12, and the air again flows out of the chamber 13 due to the influence of the wind, so that the air tries to flow out of the air supply duct 11, and the measured pressure is the second set pressure. When the measured pressure is less than the second set pressure, the opening degree of the swirl vane 87 is increased (S-5). The controller 86, after increasing the opening of the swirl vane 87, returns to step 2 (S-2) and stores the measured pressure output from the pressure sensor 84 and the memory while maintaining the increased opening. 2 The set pressure is compared (supply pressure comparison means) (S-2), and the process from step 2 (S-2) is repeated.

  The duct housing boxes 10A to 10G provided with the air supply device 74 are shield plates even if excess air enters the internal space 14 (inside the chamber 13) of the boxes 10A to 10G due to the effect of the wind blowing outside the gallery 12. 25, the bent duct 59, and the connecting ducts 62, 65, 66 can prevent the air that has entered the chamber 13 from directly flowing into the air supply duct 11, and can minimize the air flowing into the duct 11. it can. Even if the air flows out of the chamber 13 due to the wind blown outside the louver 12, the air is directly discharged from the air supply duct 11 by the shielding plate 25, the bent duct 59, and the connection ducts 62, 65, 66. Can be prevented.

  The duct housing boxes 10A to 10G having the air supply device 74 are provided with the first exhaust units 29 and 48 and the second exhaust unit when excess air enters the chamber 13 due to the influence of the wind blowing outside the gallery 12. The air that has entered the chamber 13 can be released from the inside of the chamber 13 to the outside of the chamber 13 by using the check valve dampers 28A, 28B, 51A, 51B of 47 and 58, and the air is supplied to the air supply duct 11 more than necessary. Inflow can be prevented. In addition, the dynamic pressure of the air from the louver 12 directly toward the extended end 22 of the air supply duct 11 can be removed using the check valve dampers 28A and 51A of the first exhaust units 29 and 48, and the second Since the check valve dampers 28B and 51B of the exhaust units 47 and 58 can be used to reduce the static pressure of the air toward the side wall 19 of the chamber 13, excess air is irregularly and irregularly supplied to the air supply duct 11. The air of a constant pressure and a constant amount can surely flow into the air supply duct 11.

  In the duct housing boxes 10A to 10G having the air supply device 74, the excess air enters the internal space 14 (inside the chamber 13) of the boxes 10A to 10G due to the influence of the wind blowing near the outside of the gallery 12. When the air flows into the air supply duct 11 and thereby the measured pressure exceeds the range of the second set pressure, the opening of the swirl vane 87 of the motor damper 83 is reduced to restrict the inflow of air into the air supply fan 82. Thus, a constant pressure and a constant amount of air can be stably flowed into the air supply fan 82, and a constant pressure and a constant amount of air can be stably supplied to the clean rooms 72 and 73 using the air supply fan 82 and the motor damper 83. Can flow in.

  The duct housing boxes 10A to 10G equipped with the air supply device 74 are measured by the influence of the wind blowing near the outside of the gallery 12 so that excess air flows out of the chamber 13 and air flows out of the air supply duct 11. When the pressure falls below the second set pressure range, the opening degree of the swirl vane 87 of the motor damper 83 is increased to prevent the inflow of air into the air supply fan 82, so that a constant pressure and a constant amount of air are stabilized. Thus, a constant pressure and a constant amount of air can be stably flowed into the clean rooms 72 and 73 using the supply fan 82 and the motor damper 83. Further, when the measured pressure returns to the second set pressure range, the opening degree of the swirl vane 87 at that time is maintained, so that a constant pressure and a constant amount of air can be stably flowed into the air supply fan 82. The air supply fan 82 and the motor damper 83 can be used to stably flow a constant pressure and a constant amount of air into the clean rooms 72 and 73.

  By using the duct housing boxes 10A to 10G including the air supply device 74, the air supplied to the clean rooms 72 and 73 can be kept constant, and the indoor air pressure in the clean rooms 72 and 73 can be maintained in the target room. It can be maintained at atmospheric pressure. The duct housing boxes 10A to 10G including the air supply device 74 are particularly effective for use in the clean rooms 72 and 73 in which it is required to strictly control the pressure and amount of air supplied from the air supply fan 82. In the clean rooms 72 and 73, it is possible to create an air conditioning environment in which the indoor air pressure does not vary.

  In order to stably supply a constant pressure and a constant amount of air from the air supply duct 11 to the clean rooms 72 and 73, the air pressure in the air supply duct 11 needs to be maintained at a negative pressure. The duct housing boxes 10A to 10G provided with 74 have a second set pressure in the range of −1000 Pa to 1000 Pa, so that air flows into the air supply duct 11 or air tends to flow out of the air supply duct 11. Even if this is done, the swirl vanes 87 of the motor damper 83 operate quickly, and the air pressure in the air supply duct 11 can be prevented from becoming a positive pressure, and the air pressure in the duct 11 is kept at a negative pressure. be able to.

  In the duct housing boxes 10A to 10G including the air supply device 74, the swirl speed of the swirl vanes 87 of the motor damper 83 is in the range of 1 to 30 s / Full Scale, preferably in the range of 1 to 5 s / Full Scale. Even if air flows into the air duct 11 or the internal pressure of the air supply duct 11 fluctuates as the air tries to flow out of the air supply duct 11, the swirl vanes 87 of the motor damper 83 swirl instantaneously at the swirl speed, The measured pressure can be quickly returned to the range of the second set pressure, and the pressure fluctuation of the air in the air supply duct 11 can be reliably prevented. In the duct storage boxes 10A to 10G including the air supply device 74, excess air does not flow irregularly and irregularly into the air supply fan 82, and excess air is irregularly and irregularly distributed. 11, the air supply fan 82 and the motor damper 83 can be used to supply a constant pressure and a constant amount of air to the clean rooms 72 and 73, and the air supplied to the clean rooms 72 and 73 can be supplied. Can be held constant.

  When the opening degree of the swirl vane 87 is fully closed (0%), air is not supplied to the clean rooms 72 and 73, the inflow of air into the supply fan 82 is stopped, and the air is supplied via the supply fan 82. Although the duct housing boxes 10A to 10G having the air supply device 74 cannot supply air to the clean rooms 72 and 73, the minimum opening degree of the blades 87 when the opening degree of the swirling blades 87 of the motor damper 83 is reduced is 3. Since it is in the range of ˜25%, the opening degree of the blades 87 is not fully closed (0%), the unaired state of air to the clean rooms 72 and 73 is avoided, and the indoor pressure of the clean rooms 72 and 73 is reduced. It is possible to prevent an extreme descent, and to supply a constant pressure and a constant amount of air to the clean rooms 72 and 73 using the air supply fan 82 and the motor damper 83.

10A to 10G Duct housing box 11 Air supply duct 12 Garage 13 Chamber 14 Internal space 15 Wall 17 Top wall 18 Bottom wall 19 Side wall 20 Side wall 21 Rear side wall 22 Extension end 24 Open end 25 Shielding plate 28A, 28B Check valve damper 29 First exhaust unit 30 Air flow path 31 Rotating shaft 32 Swirling vane 33 Weight 34 Stopper 46 Opening (air discharge port)
47 2nd exhaust unit 48 1st exhaust unit 51A, 51B Check valve damper 52 Air flow path 54 Shaft 55 Swirling blade 56 Stopper 57 Opening (air discharge port)
58 Second exhaust unit 59 Bent duct 60 First opening end 61 Second opening end 62 Connection duct 63 Central opening end 64 Both sides opening end 65 First connection duct 66 Second connection duct 67 First center opening end 68 First both sides opening End 69 Second center opening end 70 Second side opening end 71 Room pressure control mechanism 72 Clean room (room)
73 Clean room
74 Air supply device 75 Exhaust device 76 Factory (existing building)
82 Air supply fan 83 Motor damper 84 Pressure sensor 85 Constant airflow unit 86 Controller 87 Swirling blade 89 Exhaust duct 90 Exhaust fan 91 Constant airflow unit

Claims (18)

There is a gallery attached to an opening of a wall separating the inside and outside of an existing building, and an extended end portion of an air supply duct of an air supply device that is connected to the gallery and is installed inside the wall and sends air into a predetermined chamber. In a duct storage box with connected chambers,
The chamber is formed of a top wall and a bottom wall facing in the vertical direction, both side walls facing in the lateral direction, and a rear side wall positioned between the both side walls facing the gallery, The duct housing box is provided with a first exhaust unit provided with a check valve damper for discharging the air in the chamber to the outside of the chamber in accordance with the pressure of the air that has entered the chamber from the gallery. .   A second exhaust unit provided with a check valve damper that discharges air in the chamber to the outside of the chamber according to the pressure of the air that has entered the chamber from the gallery is installed on at least one of the side walls. Item 1. A duct storage box according to item 1.   The check valve damper has a shaft attached to the exhaust unit, a swirl blade attached to the shaft to open and close an air flow path of the exhaust unit, and a direction attached to the shaft to close the exhaust unit The check valve damper adjusts the weight of the weight so that the preset first set pressure in the chamber and the weight are balanced with each other. When the internal pressure exceeds the first set pressure, the swirling blades swirl in a direction to open the exhaust unit against the weight of the weight, and an air discharge port having a predetermined area is provided in the air flow path of the exhaust unit. The duct storage box according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a duct is formed.   The check valve damper is formed of a shaft attached to the exhaust unit, and a swirl vane attached to the shaft and closing the air flow path of the exhaust unit by its own weight. In the check valve damper, When the weight of the swirl blade is adjusted so that the set first set pressure in the chamber and the weight of the swirl blade are balanced, and the pressure in the chamber exceeds the first set pressure, 3. The duct housing according to claim 1, wherein the swirl vanes swirl against a weight in a direction to open the exhaust unit, and an air discharge port having a predetermined area is formed in an air flow path of the exhaust unit. box.   The duct accommodation box according to claim 3 or 4, wherein the first set pressure is in a range of 5 Pa to 40 Pa.   The extended end portion of the air supply duct is inserted into the chamber from an insertion hole formed in the rear side wall of the chamber and extends straight toward the gallery, and is located in the chamber. The duct accommodation according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein a shielding plate that blocks direct inflow of air that has entered from the louver into the open end is installed between the open end of the louver and the louver. box.   The duct storage box according to claim 6, wherein an area of the shielding plate is equal to or larger than an opening area of the opening end of the extending end portion, and the entire area of the opening end is shielded from the louver by the shielding plate.   The extending end portion of the air supply duct is inserted into the chamber from an insertion hole formed in the rear side wall of the chamber and extends straight toward the gallery, and the extending end portion is located in the chamber. Is attached with a bent duct that bends in a direction that does not face the louver, and the bent duct is disposed on the opposite side of the first open end from the first open end connected to the open end of the extended end. The duct storage box according to any one of claims 1 to 5, further comprising a second opening end that is positioned and into which the air flows.   The duct storage box according to claim 8, wherein the bent duct is bent in a range of 90 to 180 degrees with respect to the axis of the extended end portion.   The extending end portion of the air supply duct is inserted into the chamber from an insertion hole formed in the rear side wall of the chamber and extends straight toward the gallery, and the extending end portion is located in the chamber. Is connected to a connecting duct that extends straight in a direction that does not oppose the louver, and the connecting duct is located at the center opening end that is connected to the opening end of the extension end, and on both sides of the center opening end. The duct storage box according to claim 1, further comprising both side opening ends into which the air flows.   The duct storage box according to claim 10, wherein an axis of the connection duct is orthogonal to an axis of the extension end.   The extending end portion of the air supply duct is inserted into the chamber from an insertion hole formed in the rear side wall of the chamber and extends straight toward the gallery, and the extending end portion is located in the chamber. Is attached with one first connection duct that extends straight in a direction that does not face the gallery, and two second connections that extend straight in a direction that does not face the gallery. A duct is attached, and the first connection duct has a first central opening end connected to the opening end of the extension end portion, and first both-side opening ends located on both sides of the first central opening end. The second connection ducts are positioned on both sides of the second center opening end and the second center opening end connected to the first both side opening ends of the first connection duct, and the second air enters and exits. 6. An opening according to claim 1, which has open ends on both sides. Duct storage box according to any Re.   The axis line of the first connection duct is orthogonal to the axis line of the extended end portion, and the axis line of the second connection duct is orthogonal to the axis line of the first connection duct. Duct storage box. The air supply device is installed in an air supply fan that supplies air passing through the air supply duct to the chamber, and an air supply duct that extends between the duct housing box and the air supply fan. A motor damper that adjusts the amount of air passing through the air supply duct by swirling, and a pressure that is installed in the air supply duct extending between the air supply fan and the motor damper and measures the pressure of the air passing through the air supply duct A sensor and a controller for adjusting the opening degree of the swirl blade of the motor damper;
A pressure comparing means for comparing the measured pressure in the air supply duct output from the pressure sensor with a second preset pressure set in advance; and a predetermined amount due to the influence of the wind blowing outside the gallery. When air flows into or out of the air supply duct, and the measured pressure deviates from the range of the second set pressure, the opening degree of the swirl vane of the motor damper is adjusted and the measurement is performed. The duct storage box according to any one of claims 1 to 13, further comprising pressure control means for returning the pressure to a range of the second set pressure.   In the pressure control means, when a predetermined amount of air flows into the air supply duct due to the influence of the wind and thereby the measured pressure exceeds the range of the second set pressure, the opening degree of the swirl vanes of the motor damper is increased. If the opening is not the minimum opening, the opening of the swirl vane is reduced, and a predetermined amount of air tends to flow out of the air supply duct due to the wind, so that the measured pressure falls below the range of the second set pressure. Then, if the opening degree of the swirl vane of the motor damper is not fully open, the opening degree of the swirl vane is increased and the measured pressure is within the range of the second set pressure by adjusting the opening degree of the swirl vane of the motor damper. The duct accommodation box according to claim 14, wherein the opening degree of the swirl blade at that time is maintained when returning to step (a).   The minimum opening of the swirl vane when the opening of the swirl vane of the motor damper is reduced is in the range of 3 to 25%. In the pressure control means, the measured pressure exceeds the range of the second set pressure. The duct storage box according to claim 15, wherein when the opening of the swirl blade of the motor damper is the minimum opening, the opening is maintained.   The duct accommodation box according to any one of claims 14 to 16, wherein the second set pressure is in a range of -1000 Pa to 1000 Pa.   The duct storage box according to any one of claims 14 to 17, wherein a turning speed of a turning blade of the motor damper is in a range of 1 to 30 s / Full Scale.

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