JP2017194186A - refrigerator - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a refrigerator capable of excellently circulating cold air and convenient for user.SOLUTION: A refrigerator including a storage chamber having a storage container 101 partitioned into at least two spaces 101A, 101B, and includes a resin partition member 110 partitioning the storage container 101 into the two spaces 101A, 101B in a front-back direction. The partition member 110 is provided with a bag-like part 111 in a right-left direction, the bag-like part having a transverse cross sectional shape formed into a substantial C shape and having a convex part on its front side or rear side.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 5

Description

  The present invention relates to a refrigerator.

Conventionally, in a vegetable compartment of a refrigerator, a lower storage container and an upper storage container placed on the lower storage container are attached to and stored in the vegetable compartment door.
When a user puts vegetables and fruits into and out of the vegetable compartment, the vegetable compartment door is pulled out, the upper and lower storage containers are pulled out of the cabinet, and the vegetables and fruits are moved into the upper and lower storage containers. Take in and out.

The lower storage container of the vegetable room is partitioned by a vegetable room partition into a front storage space for storing PET bottles, leafy vegetables and the like and a rear storage space for storing large vegetables such as cabbage and lettuce.
Patent Document 1 describes the vegetable compartment partition.

In paragraphs 0073 and 0074 of Patent Document 1,
As shown in FIGS. 12 to 13, the vegetable compartment partition 74 has a structure in which a resin partition frame 74 b is integrally combined around a quadrilateral glass plate 74 a as an example. Since the plate 74a is transparent, it is possible to visually check the food stored in the lower storage container 6b through the vegetable compartment partition 74 when the vegetable compartment 6 is opened, and it is easy to check the amount and state of the food. Therefore, it is preferable.
[0074]
A receiving groove 74c, which is a concave portion, is provided along the lower portion of the vegetable compartment partition 74, and a bottom convex portion 77, which is an upward projection, is provided at a position corresponding to the receiving groove 74c of the lower storage container 6b. The bottom protrusion 77 and the receiving groove 74c have an effect of positioning when the vegetable compartment partition 74 is installed in the lower storage container 6b. Further, since the receiving groove 74c and the bottom surface convex portion 77 have a so-called labyrinth structure that is intricately engaged with each other, there is an effect of preventing the movement of gas between the front storage space 6b1 and the rear storage space 6b2. . Is described.

Japanese Patent Laying-Open No. 2015-206468 (paragraphs 0073-0088, FIG. 7, FIG. 12-13, etc.)

By the way, the vegetable room of patent document 1 has taken the idea of keeping the freshness of a vegetable room by making the back storage space of a lower storage container into a sealed space. However, the following inconvenience occurs when a refrigerator is manufactured based on the idea that the whole vegetable room is a sealed space.
In the vegetable room, since cold air is supplied from the rear of the lower storage container, when the vegetable room partition is a glass plate, ventilation is not possible and the rear storage space becomes a sealed space. Therefore, cold air does not spread from the rear storage space of the lower storage container to the front storage space, and the temperature of the front storage space rises.
When the temperature of the front storage space is high, the vegetables put in the front storage space are easily dried.

In addition, when the vegetable compartment partition is a glass plate, the rear storage space becomes a sealed space, so that the cool air cannot be circulated between the rear storage space, the front storage space, and the upper storage container of the lower storage container. If the cold air cannot be circulated, the food room cannot be stored satisfactorily for reasons such as low temperature and high temperature in the vegetable room, and dew condensation occurring in the low temperature area. Moreover, when the catalyst which decomposes | disassembles vegetable ethylene gas is used in a vegetable compartment, it becomes difficult to distribute the air containing a catalyst to the whole vegetable compartment.
Furthermore, when the vegetable compartment partition is a glass plate, the weight is heavy and the cost is high. When the refrigerator is heavy, it becomes an obstacle when the refrigerator is transported to two or more floors or higher floors besides loading and unloading of vehicles.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-described actual situation, and an object thereof is to provide a refrigerator that can circulate cold air well and is easy to use.

  In order to solve the above problems, the refrigerator of the present invention is a refrigerator including a storage chamber having a storage container that is partitioned into at least two spaces, and is made of a resin that partitions the storage container into the two spaces in the front-rear direction. The partition member is provided with a bag-like portion in the left-right direction at the upper portion thereof and having a cross-sectional shape that is convex in the front side or the rear side in a substantially C shape.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a refrigerator that can circulate cold air well and is easy to use.

The front view of the refrigerator 1 of this embodiment. The perspective view which looked at the lower container to which the upper container accommodated in the vegetable compartment of a refrigerator was attached from diagonally front upper side. The perspective view of the vegetable compartment in which the vegetable container was arrange | positioned in the refrigerator. The perspective view of the AA cross section of FIG. AA sectional drawing of FIG. The perspective view from the front side of an upper stage container. The perspective view from the back side of an upper stage container. The perspective view from the lower side of an upper stage container. (A) is the figure which looked at the partition from the front, (b) the figure which looked at the partition from the upper part, (c) is the B direction arrow view of (a), (d) is CC cross section of (a). Figure. DD sectional expanded view of Fig.9 (a). The perspective view which looked at the partition from diagonally upper right front. The perspective view which looked at the partition from diagonally backward.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings as appropriate.
FIG. 1 is a front view of a refrigerator 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention.
The refrigerator 1 includes a refrigerator body 1H and doors (2, 3, 4a, 4b, 5, 6) that open and close an opening in front of the refrigerator body 1H.

  A refrigerator compartment left door 2, a refrigerator compartment right door 3, an ice making compartment door 4a, a quick freezer compartment door 4b, a freezer compartment door 5, and a vegetable compartment door 6 are provided in front of the refrigerator main body 1H. The refrigerator compartment left door 2 and refrigerator compartment right door 3 are double-spread on the refrigerator body 1H. The refrigerator compartment left door 2 can be rotated in the front direction (the front side in FIG. 1) by the upper hinge 7a and the lower hinge 8a. Similarly, the refrigerating room right door 3 is rotatable in the front direction (the front side in the drawing in FIG. 1) by the upper hinge 7b and the lower hinge 8b. A refrigerator compartment (not shown) is formed in a space formed by the refrigerator compartment left door 2, the refrigerator compartment right door 3, and the refrigerator main body 1H.

  Further, the ice making room door 4a, the quick freezing room door 4b, and the freezing room door 5 can be pulled out toward the front side of the drawing. And in the space formed by the doors (4a, 4b, 5) and the refrigerator main body 1H, an ice making room, a quick freezing room, and a freezing room (not shown) are formed, respectively.

  Similarly, the vegetable compartment door 6 can also be pulled out toward the front of the page. A vegetable room 100 (see FIG. 2) is formed in a space constituted by the vegetable room door 6 and the refrigerator main body 1H. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the lower container 101 to which the upper container 102 accommodated in the vegetable compartment 100 of the refrigerator 1 is attached as viewed from obliquely upward.

The vegetable room 100 is a storage room for storing vegetables, fruits, plastic bottle drinks and the like.
On the back side of the vegetable room 100, a machine room (not shown) for arranging refrigeration cycle equipment such as a compressor (not shown) is formed. Therefore, the bottom part 100t (refer FIG. 2) of the vegetable compartment 100 is formed so that the rear part is higher than the front part.

In the vegetable compartment 100, an inner box 124 (see FIG. 2) forming an inner wall of the refrigerator main body 1H (see FIG. 1) constitutes a left wall surface, a right wall surface, and a bottom wall surface of the vegetable compartment 100. And the upper wall of the vegetable compartment 100 is comprised by the vegetable container cover 105 (refer FIG. 3) arrange | positioned at the upper part of the vegetable compartment 100. FIG. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the vegetable compartment 100 in which the vegetable container cover 105 is arranged in the refrigerator 1.
The vegetable compartment 100 houses a lower container 101 to which an upper container 102 is attached.

As shown in FIG. 2, in the vegetable compartment 100, the lower container 101 and the upper container 102 attached to the vegetable compartment door 6 are accommodated so that they can be drawn out in the front-rear direction. The upper container 102 is engaged on the lower container 101 (details will be described later).
In the refrigerator 1, even if the lower container 101 moves in the front-rear direction, the position inside the lower container 101 of the upper container 102 does not change. However, although details will be described later, by releasing the engagement of the upper container 102, the upper container 102 can be slid forward with respect to the lower container 101 and pulled out.

  As shown in FIG. 3, in the vegetable compartment 100, the inner box 124 (see FIG. 2) that forms the inner wall of the refrigerator body 1 </ b> H and the vegetable container cover 105 ensure that the internal sealability of each of the lower container 101 and the upper container 102 is It is secured to some extent.

4 is a perspective view of the AA cross section of FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG.
The lower container 101 is provided with a resin partition 110. The partition 110 divides the lower container 101 into a front front space 101B and a rear rear lower space 101A.
The upper container 102 is formed in the lower container 101 so as to surround the rear upper space 101C disposed on the rear lower space 101A.

The vegetable container cover 105 shown in FIG. 3 is attached to the inside of the refrigerator main body 1H so as to cover the upper openings of the lower container 101 and the upper container 102. The vegetable container cover 105 is disposed above the lower container 101 when the lower container 101 is accommodated in the refrigerator 1.
Therefore, when the lower container 101 is completely pulled out of the refrigerator 1, the vegetable container cover 105 remains inside the refrigerator 1, and the upper openings of the lower container 101 and the upper container 102 are opened to the external space.

  Further, a transpiration board is arranged on the lower surface of the vegetable container cover 105 facing the inside of the vegetable compartment 100.

  In addition, a cold air outlet is formed on the wall surface of the vegetable compartment 100 or on the heat insulating partition wall located between the vegetable compartment 100 and the freezer compartment above. The air outlet is provided with cold air supply adjusting means 141 (see FIG. 3) for controlling supply of cold air for cooling the vegetable compartment 100. As a result, the cold air blown into the vegetable compartment 100 enters the rear lower space 101A (see FIG. 4), and the first and second openings 114a and 114b and the inclined openings 115c and 115d of the partition 110 described later are used. It passes through the front space 101B on the front side. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the humidity in the rear lower space 101A from rising excessively, and condensation is prevented.

As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the inside of the lower container 101 is divided into three spaces of a rear lower space 101 </ b> A, a front space 101 </ b> B, and a rear upper space 101 </ b> C.
The rear lower space 101 </ b> A is formed by dividing the lower container 101 by a partition 110 disposed inside the lower container 101 and a lower surface of the upper container 102. The front space 101B is formed by dividing the lower container 101 by the front plate of the upper container 102, the partition 110, and the vegetable container cover 105. The rear upper space 101C is formed by dividing the lower container 101 by an upper container 102 and a vegetable container cover 105.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the vegetable container cover 105 is formed with a plurality of communication holes 105 c communicating between the inside and outside of the rear upper space 101 </ b> C formed between the upper container 102 and the vegetable container cover 105 disposed below. Has been. The communication hole 105c is formed so as to include the vicinity of a cold air return port (not shown) formed on the rear right side (left side) of the vegetable compartment 100.

  FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the upper container 102 from the front side. The gripper 106 disposed on the front side of the upper container 102 is gripped by the user when the upper container 102 can be moved forward relative to the lower container 101 in a normal state.

  A plurality of communication holes 106c for communicating the three spaces of the rear lower space 101A, the front space 101B, and the rear upper space 101C via the inside of the grip portion 106 are provided below the front side of the grip portion 106. It is formed as a small hole. Furthermore, a platinum catalyst (not shown) that decomposes ethylene or the like is accommodated inside the grip portion 106 at a position where it can come into contact with air in each space. Therefore, the air taken into the grip part 106 through the communication hole 106c is supplied to each space (101A, 101B, 101C) after contacting the platinum catalyst.

  As a result, the air in the front space 101B flows on the condensation board 101a (see FIG. 4) formed on the transpiration board on the lower surface of the vegetable container cover 105 in the rear upper space 101C or on the back side in the rear lower space 101A. It reaches. Therefore, the humidity of the air in the front space 101B can be controlled.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the upper container 102 from the back side.
A communication hole 106 d for communicating each space (101 </ b> A, 101 </ b> B, 101 </ b> C) with each other through the inside of the grip portion 106 is also formed as a plurality of small holes below the back side of the grip portion 106. Similar to the communication hole 106c (see FIG. 6), the air taken into the grip portion 106 through the communication hole 106d contacts the platinum catalyst and is supplied to each space. The communication hole 106d is arranged facing the rear upper space 101C.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view from the lower side of the upper container 102.
On the front and lower surfaces of the upper container 102, engagement ribs 102r for restricting movement in the lower container 101 of the upper container 102 are formed to project outward and downward. The engaging rib 102r protrudes downward from the front lower surface of the upper container 102 and is formed in a shape that is long to the left and right.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the upper container 102 is set in the lower container 101 by engaging the engaging ribs 102 r on the front and lower surfaces of the upper container 102 with the engaged ribs 117 on the upper part of the partition 110.

  When the upper container 102 is pulled forward from the lower container 101, the user grasps the grip 106 and lifts the upper container 102 upward to engage the engagement rib 102 r and the partition 110 in the lower container 101. The engagement with the joint rib 117 is released. Thereby, the upper container 102 can be pulled out from the lower container 101 forward.

  A communication hole for communicating the three spaces of the rear lower space 101A, the front space 101B, and the rear upper space 101C shown in FIG. 4 also below the grip 106 via the inside of the grip 106. 106e (see FIG. 8) is formed as a plurality of small holes. Similar to the communication holes 106c and 106d, the air taken into the grip portion 106 through the communication hole 106e comes into contact with the platinum catalyst and is then supplied to each space. The communication hole 106e is arranged facing the rear lower space 101A.

  The platinum catalyst will be described. A platinum catalyst is a catalyst which decomposes | disassembles ethylene and trimethylamine which generate | occur | produce from vegetables etc. in each space (101A, 101B, 101C) of the vegetable compartment 100, and are contained in air. Carbon dioxide and water are generated by the decomposition of ethylene and trimethylamine by the platinum catalyst. The generated carbon dioxide is supplied into each space (101A, 101B, 101C) through the communication hole 106c (see FIG. 6), the communication hole 106d (see FIG. 7), and the communication hole 106e (see FIG. 8). Is done. Therefore, the respiration of the vegetables stored in each space is suppressed, and the freshness of the vegetables is maintained for a long time.

  Moreover, when carbon dioxide dissolves in water existing on the surface of the vegetable or the like stored in the vegetable room 100, the surface of the vegetable or the like becomes acidic. However, when trimethylamine showing alkalinity is generated when dissolved in water, trimethylamine is also dissolved in water present on the vegetable surface, so that the acidified vegetable surface is neutralized by the dissolution of carbon dioxide. However, in the refrigerator 1, trimethylamine is decomposed by the platinum catalyst, so that the surface of the vegetable or the like stored in the vegetable room 100 maintains acidity, and the growth of microorganisms on the vegetable surface is suppressed.

  A rib (not shown) is formed on the lower surface of the vegetable container cover 105 so as to face the communication hole 105 c that communicates the inside and outside of the vegetable compartment 100. Then, the transpiration board is inserted into a space formed between the communication hole 105 c and a rib (not shown), and the transpiration board is held on the lower surface of the vegetable container cover 105. In this way, the communication hole 105c is closed by holding the transpiration board. Accordingly, air containing moisture inside the lower container 101 and the upper container 102 is discharged to the outside of the vegetable chamber 100 through the communication hole 105c, while the vegetable chamber 100 passes from the outside of the vegetable chamber 100 through the communication hole 105c. It is possible to prevent cold air from directly entering the interior.

  Further, when the air inside the rear upper space 101C comes into contact with the vegetable container cover 105, the contained moisture may condense on the vegetable container cover 105, and condensed water may be generated. However, the generated dew condensation water is absorbed by the transpiration board disposed over the entire area above the upper container 102. Therefore, the fall of the dew condensation water to the rear side upper space 10C is suppressed.

<Partition 110 of vegetable room 100>
A partition 110 that partitions the front space 101B and the rear lower space 101A of the lower container 101 is formed of a resin such as polystyrene. The partition 110 is formed to be transparent or translucent so that the inside of the rear lower space 101A can be seen.
9A is a view of the partition 110 as viewed from the front, FIG. 9B is a view of the partition 110 as viewed from above, and FIG. 9C is a view of B in FIG. FIG. 9D is a cross-sectional view taken along the line CC in FIG. 9A.

FIG. 10 is a DD cross-sectional enlarged view of FIG. FIG. 11 is a perspective view of the partition 110 as viewed obliquely from the upper right front. FIG. 12 is a perspective view of the partition 110 as viewed obliquely from the upper rear.
The partition 110 is a substantially rectangular plate-like member that is elongated in the left-right direction.
As for the partition 110, the bag-shaped part 111 is formed in the left-right direction in the upper end part.

<Bag 111>
As shown in FIG. 10, the bag-like portion 111 has a shape protruding in a convex shape on the back side, and is formed to extend in the left-right direction (see FIG. 9A). In other words, the bag-like portion 111 is formed in a shape having a substantially C-shaped cross section and meat on the back side. Alternatively, the bag-like portion 111 is formed to have a shape that covers the back side in a substantially C-shaped cross section.
As shown in FIGS. 9A and 9B, an engaged rib 117 is formed in the center of the upper surface of the bag-like portion 111 so as to protrude upward in the left-right direction. The engaged rib 117 of the bag-like part 111 regulates the movement of the upper container 102 arranged in the lower container 101 in the front-rear direction.

As shown in FIG. 5, engagement ribs 102 r (see FIG. 8) on the front and lower surfaces of the upper container 102 are engaged with the engaged ribs 117, and the upper container 102 disposed in the lower container 101 is moved forward and backward. Restrict movement.
As shown in FIGS. 9 (b) and 9 (d), at the center of the upper surface of the bag-like part 111, a water droplet collecting part 112 is formed in a shape in which the central part is recessed, facing the rear lower stage space 101A. Has been. The water droplet collecting section 112 is formed in a shape located on the lower side (see FIG. 9 (d)) while the area on the back side increases from the left and right side sections to the center (see FIG. 9 (b)). .

Further, as shown in FIGS. 9B and 9D, the water droplet collecting section 112 is formed such that the width in the front-rear direction is narrower and the height is higher toward the end side, while the center side is The width in the front-rear direction is wider and the height is lower.
The water droplet collecting section 112 is formed in the front-rear direction so that the height on the back side is lower than the front side. That is, the water droplet collecting section 112 is formed lower in the rear lower space 101A than in the front space 101B.

As shown in FIG. 9B, on the upper surface of the bag-like portion 111, a flat portion 113 having a substantially flat planar shape that extends in the front-rear direction toward the end side is formed in a region excluding the water droplet collecting portion 112. Has been.
The flat portion 113 is adjacent to the water droplet collecting portion 112 in the front-rear direction and has a substantially flat horizontal flat central portion 113a in which the region on the near side extends in the front-rear direction as it goes to the end side of the bag-like portion 111. doing.

Further, the flat portion 113 has an end-side flat portion 113b having a substantially flat horizontal plane located on the upper surface end side of the bag-like portion 111 without being adjacent to the water droplet collecting portion 112 in the front-rear direction.
The water droplet collecting part 112 is formed at the upper part of the bag-like part 111 so as to be lower on the center side than the end part and lower on the back side than the near side. Therefore, water drops are collected on the center side in the water drop collecting section 112, and the dew condensation water can flow into the rear lower stage space 101A on the back side.

As shown in FIGS. 12 and 10, the first opening 114 a is formed in the inclined plate portion 111 a extending from the back side (rear side) toward the front and lower side except for the central portion in the left-right direction of the bag-like portion 111. The rearmost end (rearmost) rear end surface 111k is opened forward and downward.
Similarly, as shown in FIGS. 9A and 12, the second opening is formed in the inclined plate portion 111 a extending from the back side toward the front lower side except for the central portion in the left-right direction of the bag-like portion 111. The portion 114b is opened to the front and lower side from the rear end surface 111k on the innermost side.

Each of the first opening 114a and the second opening 114b is long in the left-right direction. The first opening 114 a and the second opening 114 b are opened on the lower front side with respect to the rearmost end surface 111 k of the innermost side of the bag-like portion 111.
With the above configuration, when the bag-like portion 111 is gripped from above by the user, the first opening 114a and the second opening 114b are in the region excluding the center side, and thus the user's fingers may enter. Avoided.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 10, the first and second openings 114 a and 114 b formed in the bag-shaped portion 111 are opened to the lower front side from the rear end surface 111 k of the innermost side of the bag-shaped portion 111. It is suppressed that it is visually recognized by the user. Further, when the user grips the bag-like portion 111, it is suppressed from being gripped.

<Wavy part 115>
On the other hand, a wave-like portion 115 is formed below the bag-like portion 111 above the partition 110.
As shown in FIG. 10, the wavy portion 115 includes a front inclined portion 115a inclined downward from the rear to the front, and a rear inclined portion connected to the lower end of the front inclined portion 115a and inclined downward from the front to the rear. 115b.
The wavy portion 115 is connected to the lower end of the rear inclined portion 115b and is inclined to the front lower side from the rear, and the rear inclined portion 115a is connected to the lower end of the front inclined portion 115a and inclined rearward to the rear lower side. The inclined portion 115b is repeatedly formed in the vertical direction.

As shown in FIG. 12, inclined opening portions 115c and 115d extending in the left-right direction are opened in the rear inclined portion 115b inclined from the front toward the rear lower direction.
As shown in FIG. 10, the length s1 of the front inclined portion 115a is formed longer than the length s2 of the rear inclined portion 115b. The inclination angle θ1 with respect to the vertical direction of the front inclined portion 115a is set smaller than the inclination angle θ2 with respect to the vertical direction of the rear inclined portion 115b.
The front inclined portion 115a is located above the rear inclined portion 115b. For this reason, the rear inclined portion 115b is hidden behind the front inclined portion 115a when viewed from above, making it difficult to see the inclined openings 115c and 115d, and the appearance of the user is good.

According to the said structure, the intensity | strength of the partition 110 can be raised by forming the bag-shaped part 111 of the shape which protrudes back in the cross section substantially C shape at the upper part of the partition 110 in the left-right direction. Further, when the user sets the partition 110 in the vegetable compartment 100, the bag-like portion 111 can be gripped.
In addition, when a large amount of stored items such as fruits are put in the upper container 102 and the bottom plate of the upper container 102 is bent downward, the water droplet collecting water having a concave shape is formed in the bag-like portion 111 of the partition 110 that receives the bottom plate of the upper container 102. Since there is the portion 112, the bottom plate of the upper container 102 is prevented from hitting the bag-like portion 111.

  In addition, the concave water droplet collecting section 112 is formed such that the center is low and the back side is lower than the near side. Therefore, condensed water can be collected at the center of the water droplet collecting part 112 and dropped into the rear lower space 101 </ b> A on the back side of the partition 110. Therefore, the humidity of the rear lower space 101A can be maintained, and the freshness of vegetables, fruits, etc. stored in the rear lower space 101A can be maintained.

Further, when the user puts and leaves leafy vegetables such as cabbage into and out of the rear lower space 101A, the stored items are prevented from being caught in the first and second openings 114a and 114b.
Further, the first and second openings 114a and 114b are provided in the bag-like portion 111 of the partition 110, so that cold air can circulate between the front space 101B in front of the partition 110 and the rear lower space 101A behind the partition 110. .

  In addition, since the first and second openings 114a and 114b are located at the upper part of the partition 110, the cold air is prevented from directly hitting stored items such as vegetables in the front space 101B and the rear lower space 101A, Cold air can be supplied indirectly. Therefore, drying of vegetables and the like in the front space 101B and the rear lower space 101A can be suppressed, and the freshness can be kept good.

Moreover, since the corrugated part 115 is formed in the partition 110, the strength of the resin partition 110 can be increased. Therefore, the partition 110 can be made from glass to resin. Therefore, the weight can be reduced by about 50% by using the resin partition 110 as the glass partition. For example, about 1100 grams of glass partitions can be reduced to about 490 grams of resin partitions 110.
Further, the cost can be reduced by changing the partition 110 from glass to resin.

  Further, since the inclined openings 115c and 115d are opened in the corrugated part 115 of the partition 110, cold air can be circulated in the front space 101B and the rear lower space 101A. Therefore, an increase in the temperature of the front space 101B can be suppressed. Further, the cold air can be circulated in the horizontal direction by circulating the cold air through the inclined opening 115c on one side and the inclined opening 115d on the other side.

Further, the inclined openings 115c and 115d opened in the wavy portion 115 are opened in the rear inclined portion 115b inclined from the front to the rear.
The rear inclined portion 115b having a short length is hidden by the front inclined portion 115a having a long length and is located upward, making it difficult for the user to visually check. Therefore, it is suppressed that a user visually observes the inclined openings 115c and 115d of the rear inclined portion 115b. Therefore, it looks good.

  Further, since the upper portion of the rear inclined portion 115b having a short length is surrounded by the front inclined portion 115a which has a long length and is located at the upper side, the user puts in and out the storage in the front space 101B in front of the partition 110. At this time, the stored product is suppressed from being caught in the inclined openings 115c and 115d of the rear inclined portion 115b. Similarly, when a user puts or removes a stored item in the rear lower space 101A located behind the partition 110, the stored item is suppressed from being caught in the inclined openings 115c and 115d of the rear inclined portion 115b.

In the above-described embodiment, the bag-shaped portion 111 having a substantially C-shaped cross section with meat on the back side is illustrated and described. However, the cross section having a meat on the near side and a convex shape on the near side is substantially illustrated. It is good also as a C-shaped bag-shaped part.
The configuration described in the above embodiment shows an example of the present invention, and various specific forms and modifications are possible within the scope of the claims.

1 Refrigerator 100 Storage room (vegetable room)
101 Lower container (storage container)
101B Front space (space)
101A Rear lower space (space)
110 Partition member (partition)
111 Bag-shaped part 112 Water drop collecting part 114a 1st opening part (1st ventilation hole)
114b Second opening (first ventilation hole)
115a Front inclined part (first plate part)
115b Rear inclined part (second plate part)
115c, 115d inclined opening (second vent hole)

Claims (7)

A refrigerator comprising a storage room having a storage container that is partitioned into at least two spaces inside,
A resin partition member that partitions the storage container into the two spaces in the front-rear direction,
The partition member is
The refrigerator is characterized in that a bag-like portion having a cross-sectional shape that is convex in a front shape or a rear shape in a substantially C shape is provided in the left-right direction. The refrigerator according to claim 1,
The bag-shaped part is
The refrigerator characterized by having a cross-sectional shape that has a convex shape on the rear side in a substantially C-shape, and has a first ventilation hole that is formed on the front and lower side from the innermost position of the bag-like portion. The refrigerator according to claim 1,
The partition member is
A refrigerator having a corrugated portion that is a corrugated plate portion having irregularities in the front-rear direction below the bag-shaped portion. The refrigerator according to claim 1,
The partition member is
Below the bag-like part, it has a corrugated part that is a corrugated plate part with irregularities in the front-rear direction,
The wavy portion is
A first plate extending from the back side to the front lower side, and a second plate part connected to the lower edge of the first plate portion and extending from the front side to the back lower side,
The second plate portion and the first plate portion connected to the lower edge portion of the second plate portion are repeatedly formed,
The 2nd ventilation hole is formed in the said 2nd board part. The refrigerator characterized by the above-mentioned. The refrigerator according to claim 1,
The partition member is
Below the bag-like part, it has a corrugated part of a corrugated plate part having irregularities in the front-rear direction,
The wavy portion is
A first plate portion extending from the back side to the front lower side; a second plate portion connected to a lower edge portion of the first plate portion and having a length in the vertical direction shorter than the first plate portion and extending from the front side to the back lower side; Have
The second plate portion and the first plate portion connected to the lower edge portion of the second plate portion are repeatedly formed,
The 2nd ventilation hole is formed in the said 2nd board part. The refrigerator characterized by the above-mentioned. The refrigerator according to claim 1,
The partition member is
Below the bag-like part, it has a corrugated part of a corrugated plate part having irregularities in the front-rear direction,
The wavy portion is
A first plate extending from the back side to the front lower side, and a second plate part connected to the lower edge of the first plate portion and extending from the front side to the back lower side,
The second plate portion and the first plate portion connected to the lower edge portion of the second plate portion are repeatedly formed,
In the second plate portion, the second ventilation hole is arranged on the left and right side portions of the partition member. The refrigerator according to claim 1, wherein a water droplet collecting portion is formed on the upper surface of the bag-like portion so as to be lower toward the back side from the near side and lower toward the center than the end portion in the left-right direction. A refrigerator characterized by being.

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