JP2019112822A - Entrance - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide an air shower equipment and an entrance capable of minimizing influence on a living space and appearance.SOLUTION: An air shower equipment is provided with: an air blower, a blowout unit having at least one blowout nozzle blowing out air from the air blower, an air suction unit having an air suction port, and a connection duct receivable in an inner part of a sidewall of an entrance functioning as an air passage supplied from the air suction port to the air blower.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to an air shower device and a door.

  There is known an air shower device for reducing particles attached to a human body or clothes. An air shower device may be provided at the entrance of a house. For example, Patent Document 1 describes an example of an air shower device provided at an entrance of a house.

JP, 2014-181858, A

  However, in the air shower device of Patent Document 1, the entrance of the installation building is narrowed by the volume of each wall. For this reason, the air shower device of Patent Document 1 has a problem that it is difficult to install it at the entrance of a house where the installation space is limited and design is also required.

  This invention is made in view of the above, Comprising: It aims at providing the air shower apparatus and the entrance which can make small the influence on the size of a living space, and an aesthetics.

  In order to solve the problems described above and to achieve the object, an aspect of the present disclosure includes a blower and a blowout unit including at least one blowout nozzle for jetting air sent from the blower, and a suction for sucking in air. It is an air shower apparatus provided with the suction unit provided with the mouth, and the connection duct which can be stored inside the side wall of the entrance and serves as a passage of the air supplied to the blower from the suction port.

  In the aspect of the above-described air shower device of the present disclosure, the connection duct is preferably locatable between the plurality of lightweight steel frame foundations aligned inside the side wall of the entrance.

  In the aspect of the above-described air shower device according to the present disclosure, the connection duct includes a first cylindrical member and a second cylindrical member, and the first cylindrical member is inserted into the second cylindrical member. Is preferred.

  Note that, in the above-described aspect of the air shower device of the present disclosure, it is preferable to further include a buckling prevention fitting for connecting the side surface of the connection duct and the housing.

  In the aspect of the above-described air shower device of the present disclosure, it is preferable that the upper end and the lower end of the connection duct be provided with a vibration isolation member.

  In the aspect of the above-described air shower device of the present disclosure, it is preferable that the blowout unit can be suspended from the ceiling-side casing of the entrance at a position shifted with respect to the connection duct in plan view.

  In the aspect of the above-described air shower device according to the present disclosure, it is preferable to include an extendable duct hose that connects the blowout unit and the connection duct such that the air communicates.

  In the aspect of the above-described air shower device according to the present disclosure, the blowout unit is configured such that at least a part of the blowout space directly below the blowout surface where the blowout nozzle is disposed is overlapped with the entrance door when viewed from the orthogonal direction to the entrance door. Is preferably arranged.

  In the mode of the above-mentioned air shower device of this indication, it is preferred that a blow-off unit is arranged so that the horizontal direction center of blow-off space may overlap with a front door, seeing from the orthogonal direction to a front door.

  In the aspect of the above-described air shower device according to the present disclosure, the blowout unit is arranged such that at least a part of the blowout space overlaps the inner door when viewed from a direction perpendicular to the inner door that divides the entrance and the other rooms. Is preferred.

  In the mode of the above-mentioned air shower device of this indication, it is preferred that a blow-off unit is arranged so that a horizontal direction center of blow-off space may overlap with an inner door seeing from a perpendicular direction to an inner door.

  Another aspect of the present disclosure is a front door on which any of the above-described air shower devices is installed.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to reduce the influence on the size and aesthetics of the living space.

FIG. 1 is a schematic front view of an air shower device and an entrance according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a schematic bottom view of the air shower apparatus shown in FIG. FIG. 3 is a schematic side view of a ceiling storage portion of the air shower apparatus shown in FIG. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line A-A in FIG. FIG. 5 is an enlarged view of the connection duct in FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along line B-B in FIG. FIG. 7 is a schematic bottom view of the entrance where the air shower device is installed. FIG. 8 is a schematic bottom view showing the entrance of the first modified example in which the air shower device is installed. FIG. 9 is a schematic bottom view showing the entrance of the second modification in which the air shower device is installed.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the air shower apparatus and the entrance according to the present invention will be described in detail based on the drawings. The present invention is not limited to the description of the following embodiments. Further, constituent elements in the following embodiments include those that can be easily replaced by persons skilled in the art or those that are substantially the same. Furthermore, the components described below can be combined as appropriate. In the following description of the embodiments, the same components are denoted by the same reference symbols, and different components are assigned different reference symbols.

(Embodiment)
FIG. 1 is a schematic front view of an air shower device and an entrance according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a schematic bottom view of a ceiling storage portion of the air shower device. FIG. 3 is a schematic side view of the air shower device.

  The air shower device 10 of the present embodiment is provided at the entrance 80 of a house. The air shower device 10 is a device that blows air to the user who has entered the air shower room to reduce particles attached to the user's hair, clothes, shoes or the like. The particles are, for example, dust, pollen, yellow sand, or other air pollutants.

  The entrance 80 shown in FIG. 1 is surrounded by a ceiling-side casing 81, a floor 82, a side wall 83, a side wall 89, and a side wall 90 (see FIG. 7 etc.) provided with an entrance door 84. The entrance 80 has a ceiling plate 86 below the ceiling housing 81. The side wall 83, the side wall 89 and the side wall 90 have a side plate 87. A space surrounded by the ceiling plate 86, the floor 82, and the side plate 87 functions as an air shower room, which is referred to as a room. In addition, in the side wall 89, the description other than the side plate 87 on the indoor side of the entrance 80 is omitted. Further, on the back side of FIG. 1, there are a corridor, stairs, a living room and the like (hereinafter referred to as other rooms). In the present disclosure, the other rooms mean rooms other than the entrance 80 such as a corridor, stairs or a living room.

  The air shower apparatus 10 includes a side wall storage portion 11 stored in the side wall 83 and a ceiling storage portion 12 stored between the ceiling side casing 81 and the ceiling plate 86. The side wall storage 11 includes a suction unit 20 and a connection duct 30. The ceiling storage unit 12 includes a duct hose 40, a blower 50, and a blowout unit 60.

  The suction unit 20 is provided with the housing | casing of a substantially rectangular parallelepiped, as shown to FIGS. 1-3, for example. The suction unit 20 brings the inside of the entrance 80 into communication with the connection duct 30. The suction unit 20 is fitted into an opening formed in the side plate 87 on the indoor side of the side wall 83 and an opening 35 (see FIG. 4 etc.) formed in the vicinity of the lower end of the connection duct 30.

  On the side communicating with the room of the entrance 80 of the suction unit 20, a removable suction port 21 for taking in air from the room is provided. It is preferable not to impair the beauty of the room by aligning the surface of the suction port 21 of the suction unit 20 with the surface of the side plate 87 on the indoor side of the side wall 83. In addition, it is preferable that the suction port 21 be provided at a height of 50 mm or more and 150 mm or less from the floor surface, and the particles attached to the shoe be efficiently sucked. Further, as described later, in the side wall storage portion 11, only the suction port 21 is exposed to the room, and the other configuration is stored in the side wall 83. For this reason, for example, a shelf such as a shoe box can be installed above the suction port 21.

  The suction unit 20 is provided downstream of the suction port 21 with a pre-filter 22 that separates the connection duct 30 from the suction port 21. The prefilter 22 is an air filter for coarse dust, and collects the coarse dust in the air when the air taken in from the suction port 21 passes. For example, the prefilter 22 collects particles of 50 μm or more. The pre-filter 22 reduces the load on the main filter 62 described later. The pre-filter 22 has an effect of reducing the wear of each component by causing coarse dust in the connection duct 30, the blower 50 described later, and the pressure chamber 61 of the blowout unit 60.

  The pre-filter 22 has a strength that can withstand even when suctioned by a gap nozzle or a brush nozzle of a vacuum cleaner, like a general air conditioning air filter. Therefore, the user or the like can easily clean the pre-filter 22 simply by removing the suction port 21 from the housing of the suction unit 20 and vacuuming the pre-filter 22 directly. The prefilter 22 can also be washed with water. It is possible for a user etc. to remove almost all the coarse dust collected on the pre-filter 22 by removing the pre-filter 22 and washing with water.

  FIGS. 4 to 6 are diagrams showing the configuration of the connection duct 30 disposed in the side wall 83. FIG. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line A-A in FIG. FIG. 5 is an enlarged view of the connection duct in FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along line B-B in FIG. As shown in FIGS. 4 and 6, the side wall 83 is composed of a plurality of light steel frame foundations 88 which are long in the vertical direction, and a side plate 87 which is a face material. The lightweight steel base 88, referred to as a base or stud, is a lightweight channel steel of C-shaped cross section generally used in construction. A plurality of lightweight steel frame foundations 88 are arranged in a straight line with a predetermined spacing between the ceiling-side casing 81 and the floor 82 such that the depth direction, that is, the vertical direction of the C character is the thickness direction of the side wall 83 Be done. The two side plates 87 are disposed on the indoor side and the outdoor side along both side surfaces in the depth direction of the light weight steel frame foundation 88, that is, the upper and lower surfaces of the C shape of the light weight steel frame foundation 88. The side plates 87 are fixed by a plurality of through holes formed on both side surfaces in the depth direction of the lightweight steel frame foundation 88 by screws or the like (not shown).

  The connection duct 30 is an angular duct extending in the vertical direction. The connection duct 30 carries air from an opening 35 near the lower end communicating with the suction unit 20 to a connection hole 36 near the upper end communicating with the duct hose 40. As shown in FIG. 6, the depth dimension D1 of the connection duct 30 is smaller than the distance D2 of the gap between the two opposing side plates 87. The width dimension W1 of the connection duct 30 is smaller than the distance W2 of the gap between the two adjacent light steel base layers 88. Therefore, the connection duct 30 can be disposed in the area surrounded by the two adjacent light-weight steel frame foundations 88, the two side plates 87, the ceiling side casing 81, and the floor 82. For example, in the case where the depth of the lightweight steel frame foundation 88 is 45 mm and the plurality of lightweight steel frame foundations 88 are provided at intervals of 303 mm, the depth dimension D1 of the connection duct 30 is preferably about 40 mm and the width dimension W1 is about 250 mm .

  As described above, since the two opposing side plates 87 are fixed to both side surfaces in the depth direction of the lightweight steel frame foundation 88, the distance D2 substantially matches the depth dimension of the lightweight steel frame foundation 88. The depth dimension D1 and the width dimension W1 of the connection duct 30 are determined on the basis of the dimensions and arrangement of the light-weight steel foundation 88 set in advance, in order to install the connection duct 30 between two adjacent light-weight steel foundations 88. Ru. If the cross-sectional area of the connection duct 30 required on the function of the air shower device 10 is insufficient, two connection ducts 30 may be provided side by side between each of the three adjacent lightweight steel frame foundations 88.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the connection duct 30 includes a first cylindrical member 31 and a second cylindrical member 32. The first cylindrical member 31 is inserted into the second cylindrical member 32. In the connection duct 30, a portion where the first cylindrical member 31 and the second cylindrical member 32 overlap is fixed by a screw 37 via a sealing material or the like, and maintains a sealed state. As shown in FIG. 5, the first cylindrical member 31 is provided with the long hole 38. Note that at least one of the first cylindrical member 31 and the second cylindrical member 32 may have the long hole 38. According to such a configuration, the connection duct 30 can adjust the length in the vertical direction. For example, the connection duct 30 can be installed even when the height between the ceiling housing 81 and the floor 82 deviates from the design value. In the following description, a direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction of the connection duct 30 and orthogonal to the depth direction of the side wall 83 will be referred to as a width direction.

  In addition, the first cylindrical member 31 of the connection duct 30 is provided at its upper end with an L-shaped buckling prevention fitting 33 that connects between the side surface 31S in the width direction of the first cylindrical member 31 and the ceiling side casing 81. The second cylindrical member 32 of the connection duct 30 is provided at its lower end with an L-shaped buckling prevention fitting 33 for connecting between the side surface 32S in the width direction of the second cylindrical member 32 and the floor 82. Such a configuration suppresses buckling of the connection duct 30.

  Further, the connection duct 30 is provided with an anti-vibration member 34 between the ceiling housing 81 and the upper surface of the connection duct 30 and between the floor 82 and the lower surface of the connection duct 30. The vibration isolation member 34 is, for example, rubber. The vibration isolation member 34 suppresses the transmission of the vibration of the connection duct 30 to the outside. Although a gap is provided between the side surface in the depth direction of the connection duct 30 and the side plate 87, a vibration isolation member (not shown) made of a rubber material is similarly interposed in this gap as well. It is preferable to fix in the depth direction as well as to prevent vibration. The connection duct 30 is preferably made of, for example, a 55% aluminum-zinc alloy plated steel sheet having high corrosion resistance and inexpensive.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the duct hose 40 is a joint that connects a connection hole 36 (see FIG. 4 etc.) formed in the vicinity of the upper end of the connection duct 30 and a housing 51 in which the blower 50 is disposed. It is a member. The air having passed through the connection duct 30 is supplied into the housing 51 via the duct hose 40. The duct hose 40 is stretchable. By interposing the expandable and contractible duct hose 40 between the connection duct 30 and the housing 51, the transmission of the vibration of the blower 50 to the connection duct 30 can be suppressed.

  The housing 51 in which the blower 50 is disposed inside and the blowout unit 60 are integrated. The housing 51 and the blowout unit 60 are suspended from the ceiling housing 81 by the anti-vibration hanger 52. The anti-vibration hanger 52 is fixed to an L-shaped metal fitting 53 or the like provided on the side surface of the housing 51 and the blowout unit 60. By providing a gap between the blower 50 and the ceiling side casing 81, the vibration and noise of the blower 50 can be prevented from being transmitted to the upper floor.

  The blowout unit 60 includes a pressure chamber 61 communicating with the outlet of the blower 50 and storing air for injecting air, a main filter 62, four blowout nozzles 63, and a control unit 64. The inside of the housing 51 and the pressure chamber 61 are separated by the blower 50, and the pressure chamber 61 and the blowout nozzle 63 are separated by the main filter 62.

  The blower 50 is a device that compresses the air supplied into the housing 51 via the duct hose 40 and sends the compressed air to the pressure chamber 61. The blower 50 is preferably thin and quiet. Further, it is preferable that a noise absorbing material or the like (not shown) be installed in the housing 51 to reduce the noise of the blower 50.

  The main filter 62 cleans the air supplied into the pressure chamber 61. The main filter 62 is an air filter for collecting particles, and a high performance air filter such as a high efficiency particulate air filter (HEPA) is used. The HEPA filter is an air filter having a particle collection rate of 99.97% or more for particles of 0.3 μm or more, and having an initial pressure drop of 245 Pa or less. For example, the filter paper of the HEPA filter is mainly made of glass fibers having a diameter of 1 μm to 10 μm. The main filter 62 is periodically replaced. The replacement of the main filter 62 is possible by removing the panel provided with the blowout nozzle 63.

  The compressed air supplied from the blower 50 into the pressure chamber 61 passes through the main filter 62 to be cleaned, and is jetted from the blowout nozzle 63. The injection speed from the blowout nozzle 63 is, for example, about 25 m / s. It is preferable to prevent the appearance of the room from being impaired by aligning the lower surface of the panel provided with the blowout nozzle 63 with the surface of the ceiling plate 86. Note that, as shown in FIG. 2, in the present embodiment, four blowout nozzles 63 are provided in two rows of two each, but the number and position of the blowout nozzles 63 are not limited to this; It does not matter.

  In the air shower apparatus 10 described above, the user who has entered the room of the entrance 80 operates the operation unit Sw provided on the side wall 89 or the like. Then, the control unit 64 in the blowout unit 60 starts the blower 50, and the pressure in the pressure chamber 61 downstream of the blower 50 is positive pressure at the upstream of the blower 50 and negative pressure. As a result, a flow of air circulating in the room of the suction port 21, the connection duct 30, the duct hose 40, the casing 51, the blower 50, the pressure chamber 61, the blowout nozzle 63 and the entrance 80 is generated.

  In the blowout unit 60, the pressure in the pressure chamber 61 is increased, and the air filtered through the main filter 62 is jetted from the four blowout nozzles 63. Particles that have been released from the user's hair, clothes or shoes and dropped to the floor 82 in the room of the entrance 80 are taken together with the air from the suction port 21 of the suction unit 20 and are contained in the particles contained in the drawn air. The coarse dust is collected by the prefilter 22. The air from which the coarse dust has been collected passes through the connection duct 30, the duct hose 40 and the housing 51, is compressed via the blower 50, and is supplied into the pressure chamber 61 of the blowout unit 60. Then, the air is filtered again by the main filter 62 and clean air is injected from the four blowout nozzles 63.

  For example, control unit 64 comprises a timer. By the timer of the control unit 64, the blower 50 is stopped after a predetermined time has elapsed since the driving of the blower 50. The predetermined time is about 1 second to 60 seconds, for example, 15 seconds. The predetermined time can be appropriately set by the user, for example, via the operation unit Sw. The predetermined time may be preset in the control unit 64. The predetermined time may be controlled in conjunction with an apparatus including a sensor that detects particles floating in the room.

  It is preferable that the user efficiently bathes the air jetted from the blowout nozzle 63 while the air shower apparatus 10 is in operation.

  In FIG. 7, a preferred installation position of the blowout nozzle 63 of the air shower device 10 will be described. FIG. 7 is a schematic bottom view of the entrance where the air shower device is installed.

  Here, a region surrounded by connecting the outer shapes of the four blowout nozzles 63 of the blowout unit 60 in lower view is referred to as a blowout surface, and a space immediately below the blowout surface is defined as a blowout space F. In addition, when the number and arrangement | positioning of the blowing nozzle 63 differ from this embodiment, let the area | region connected and enclosed the outline of all the blowing nozzles 63 provided in the blowing unit 60 be a blowing surface. When one blowout nozzle 63 is provided, the space immediately below the blowout nozzle 63 is a blowout space F.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the entrance 80 includes an entrance door 84 and a side wall 90 having the entrance door 84. There are other rooms behind the entrance 80. In such a door 80, the blowout nozzle 63 is disposed such that at least a part of the blowout space F overlaps the front door 84 as viewed in a direction perpendicular to the front door 84. That is, viewed from the direction orthogonal to the entrance door 84, at least a part of the blowout space F is located between the door tip end 84E of the entrance door 84 and the hanging end 84H. The orthogonal direction to the entrance door 84 means the orthogonal direction to the entrance door 84 in the closed state, and is the vertical direction on the paper surface of FIG. 7. In the case of such an entrance 80, the user who has entered the entrance door 84 passes through the blowout space F on the way to the other rooms.

  Furthermore, the blowout nozzle 63 is disposed such that the horizontal center C1 of the blowout space F overlaps the entrance door 84 when viewed from the direction orthogonal to the entrance door 84. That is, as viewed from the direction orthogonal to the entrance door 84, the center C1 is located between the door end side end 84E of the entrance door 84 and the hanging side end 84H. As a result, the air jetted from the blowout nozzle 63 can easily hit the user.

  As described above, the air shower apparatus 10 includes the blower 50, the blowout unit 60 including at least one blowout nozzle 63 for jetting the air sent from the blower 50, and the suction port 21 for sucking the air. The suction unit 20 is provided with a connection duct 30 which can be housed inside the side wall 83 of the entrance 80 and serves as a passage of air supplied from the suction port 21 to the blower 50.

  Thereby, the compression of the living space by the air shower apparatus 10 is suppressed. In addition, the air shower device 10 becomes inconspicuous. According to such an air shower device 10, the influence on the size and aesthetics of the living space can be reduced.

  It is preferable that the air shower apparatus 10 can be disposed between the plurality of lightweight steel frame foundations 88 in which the connection ducts 30 line up inside the side wall 83 of the entrance 80.

  According to such an air shower device 10, attachment to the entrance 80 is easy.

  In the air shower device 10, the connection duct 30 preferably includes a first cylindrical member 31 and a second cylindrical member 32, and the first cylindrical member 31 is preferably inserted into the second cylindrical member 32.

  According to such an air shower apparatus 10, the connection duct 30 can adjust the length in the vertical direction. For this reason, even when the actual dimension of the space where the connection duct 30 is disposed is deviated with respect to the design value, the connection duct 30 can be easily installed.

  The air shower apparatus 10 prevents the buckling for connecting the side surface of the connection duct 30 (the side surface 31S of the first cylindrical member 31 and the side surface 32S of the second cylindrical member 32) and the housing (the ceiling side housing 81 and the floor 82) It is preferable to further include a fitting 33.

  According to such an air shower device 10, buckling of the connection duct 30 can be suppressed.

  It is preferable that the air shower apparatus 10 be provided with a vibration isolation member 34 at the upper end and the lower end of the connection duct 30.

  According to such an air shower device 10, transmission of vibration of the connection duct 30 to the outside can be suppressed.

  It is preferable that the air shower apparatus 10 can be suspended from the ceiling-side casing 81 of the entrance 80 at a position shifted from the connection duct 30 in plan view.

  According to such an air shower apparatus 10, it is possible to provide a gap between the blower 50 and the connection duct 30, and between the blower 50 and the ceiling casing 81. Therefore, the vibration of the blower 50 can be suppressed from being transmitted to the other adjacent rooms and the upper floor via the connection duct 30, the side wall 83 and the ceiling side casing 81.

  The air shower apparatus 10 preferably includes an expandable duct hose 40 that connects the blowout unit 60 and the connection duct 30 so as to allow air communication.

  According to such an air shower device 10, the transmission of the vibration of the blower 50 to the connection duct 30 can be suppressed.

  In the air shower apparatus 10, the blowout unit 60 is disposed such that at least a portion of the blowout space F immediately below the blowout surface on which the blowout nozzle 63 is disposed overlaps with the entrance door 84 when viewed in a direction orthogonal to the entrance door 84. Is preferred.

  According to such an air shower device 10, the user who has entered the room from the entrance door 84 can easily pass through the blowout space F. The air jetted from the blowout nozzle 63 is more likely to hit the user. As a result, particles are easily removed.

  In the air shower apparatus 10, preferably, the blowout unit 60 is disposed such that the horizontal center C1 of the blowout space F overlaps the front door 84 when viewed from a direction orthogonal to the front door 84.

  According to such an air shower device 10, the air jetted from the blowout nozzle 63 can be easily hit by the user.

(First modification)
FIG. 8 is a schematic bottom view of the entrance of the first modification in which the air shower device is installed. The entrance 80A shown in FIG. 8 includes an entrance door 84, a side wall 90 having the entrance door 84, an inner door 85 communicating with other chambers, and a side wall 91 having the inner door 85. The entrance 80A has a side wall 83 on the right side as viewed from the user who enters the room from the entrance door 84. The entrance 80A has a side wall 89 on the left side as viewed from the user who enters the room from the entrance door 84. By providing the inner door 85, the entrance 80A can prevent particles from being scattered from one room to another when the air shower device 10 is operated. In such a door 80A, the blowout nozzle 63 is arranged such that at least a part of the blowout space F overlaps the front door 84 as viewed in a direction perpendicular to the front door 84. That is, viewed from the direction orthogonal to the entrance door 84, at least a part of the blowout space F is located between the door tip end 84E of the entrance door 84 and the hanging end 84H. Further, the blowout nozzle 63 is disposed such that at least a part of the blowout space F overlaps the inner door 85 as viewed in a direction perpendicular to the inner door 85. That is, viewed from the direction orthogonal to the inner door 85, at least a part of the blowout space F is located between the door end side end portion 85E of the inner door 85 and the hanging side end portion 85H. The orthogonal direction to the entrance door 84 means the orthogonal direction to the entrance door 84 in the closed state, and is the vertical direction on the paper surface of FIG. The direction perpendicular to the inner door 85 means the direction orthogonal to the inner door 85 in the closed state, and is the vertical direction on the paper surface of FIG. In the case of such an entrance 80A, the user who has entered the entrance door 84 passes through the blowout space F on the way to the inner door 85.

  Furthermore, the blowout nozzle 63 is disposed such that the horizontal center C1 of the blowout space F overlaps the entrance door 84 when viewed from the direction orthogonal to the entrance door 84. That is, as viewed from the direction orthogonal to the entrance door 84, the center C1 is located between the door tip end 84E of the entrance door 84 and the hanging end 84H. Further, the blowout nozzle 63 is disposed such that the center C1 of the blowout space F in the horizontal direction overlaps the inner door 85 when viewed from the direction orthogonal to the inner door 85. That is, as viewed from the direction orthogonal to the inner door 85, the center C1 is located between the door end side end portion 85E of the inner door 85 and the hanging side end portion 85H. As a result, the air jetted from the blowout nozzle 63 can easily hit the user.

  As described above, in the air shower apparatus 10 of the first modification, at least a part of the blowout space F overlaps the inner door 85 as viewed from the direction orthogonal to the inner door 85 that divides the entrance 80A and the other rooms. Thus, the blowout unit 60 is disposed.

  According to such an air shower device 10, the user who has entered the room from the entrance door 84 can easily pass through the blowout space F. The air jetted from the blowout nozzle 63 is more likely to hit the user. As a result, particles are easily removed.

  In the air shower apparatus 10, preferably, the blowout unit 60 is disposed so that the horizontal center C1 of the blowout space F overlaps the inner door 85 when viewed in a direction perpendicular to the inner door 85.

  According to such an air shower device 10, the air jetted from the blowout nozzle 63 can be easily hit by the user.

(2nd modification)
FIG. 9 is a schematic bottom view of the entrance of the second modification in which the air shower device is installed. The entrance 80B shown in FIG. 9 is still another mode of the entrance 80A shown in FIG. 8 and includes an entrance door 84, a side wall 90 having the entrance door 84, an inner door 85 communicating with other rooms, and an inner door 85. And a side wall 83 having the The entrance 80 B has a side wall 89 on the left side as viewed from the user who enters the room from the entrance door 84. The entrance 80 B includes a side wall 91 on the back side as viewed from the user who enters the room from the entrance door 84. In such a door 80B, the blowout nozzle 63 is disposed such that at least a part of the blowout space F overlaps the front door 84 as viewed in a direction perpendicular to the front door 84. That is, viewed from the direction orthogonal to the entrance door 84, at least a part of the blowout space F is located between the door tip end 84E of the entrance door 84 and the hanging end 84H. Further, the blowout nozzle 63 is disposed such that at least a part of the blowout space F overlaps the inner door 85 as viewed in a direction perpendicular to the inner door 85. That is, viewed from the direction orthogonal to the inner door 85, at least a part of the blowout space F is located between the door end side end portion 85E of the inner door 85 and the hanging side end portion 85H. The orthogonal direction to the entrance door 84 means the orthogonal direction to the entrance door 84 in the closed state, and is the vertical direction on the paper surface of FIG. The direction orthogonal to the inner door 85 means the direction orthogonal to the inner door 85 in the closed state, and is the left-right direction on the paper surface of FIG. In the case of such an entrance 80 B, the user who has entered the entrance door 84 passes through the blowout space F on the way to the inner door 85.

  Furthermore, the blowout nozzle 63 is disposed such that the horizontal center C1 of the blowout space F overlaps the entrance door 84 when viewed from the direction orthogonal to the entrance door 84. That is, as viewed from the direction orthogonal to the entrance door 84, the center C1 is located between the door tip end 84E of the entrance door 84 and the hanging end 84H. Further, the blowout nozzle 63 is disposed such that the center C2 in the horizontal direction of the blowout space F overlaps the inner door 85 when viewed from the direction orthogonal to the inner door 85. That is, as viewed in the direction orthogonal to the inner door 85, the center C2 is located between the door end side end portion 85E of the inner door 85 and the hanging side end portion 85H. As a result, the air jetted from the blowout nozzle 63 can easily hit the user.

  As described above, in the air shower apparatus 10 of the second modification, at least a part of the blowout space F overlaps the inner door 85 as viewed from the direction orthogonal to the inner door 85 that divides the entrance 80B and the other rooms. Preferably, the blowout unit 60 is disposed.

  According to such an air shower device 10, the user who has entered the room from the entrance door 84 can easily pass through the blowout space F. The air jetted from the blowout nozzle 63 is more likely to hit the user. As a result, particles are easily removed.

  In the air shower apparatus 10, preferably, the blowout unit 60 is disposed such that the horizontal center C2 of the blowout space F overlaps the inner door 85 when viewed in a direction perpendicular to the inner door 85.

  According to such an air shower device 10, the air jetted from the blowout nozzle 63 can be easily hit by the user.

  By the way, in each embodiment described so far, the side wall 83 provided with the connection duct 30 (refer FIG. 1 etc.) was demonstrated as being the side wall 83 of the right side from the entrance door 84. However, the connection duct 30 may be provided on the side wall 89, the side wall 90, or the side wall 91, or may be provided adjacent to the entrance door 84 or the inner door 85. Also in the entrance 80A and the entrance 80B, the position of the connection duct 30 is not limited.

  Further, in the present embodiment, the casing 51 provided with the connection duct 30, the duct hose 40, and the blower 50, and the blowout unit 60 are linearly arranged. However, for example, a connection portion with the duct hose 40 may be provided on the back side surface of the housing 51 such that the duct hose 40 and the connection duct 30 are disposed on the back side of the housing 51 in FIG. It is also possible to use a flexible duct hose or the like for the duct hose 40, for example, so that the connection duct 30 is disposed on the far right side of the housing 51.

  Moreover, in the air shower apparatus 10 of this embodiment, the prefilter 22 is provided in the suction unit 20, and the main filter 62 is provided in the blowing unit 60. As shown in FIG. However, for example, the air shower device 10 may include one of the pre-filter 22 and the main filter 62 in any one of the suction unit 20 and the blow-out unit 60. The air shower device 10 may not include the prefilter 22 and the main filter 62.

  Each configuration described in the embodiment may be combined with other configurations in each embodiment without departing from the scope of the invention. Further, each of these configurations may be combined with a configuration in another embodiment different from each embodiment without departing from the spirit of the invention. Further, various modifications may be made without departing from the scope of the invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Air shower apparatus 11 Side wall storage part 12 Ceiling storage part 20 Suction unit 21 Suction port 22 Pre-filter 30 Connection duct 31 1st cylinder member 31S Side surface 32 2nd cylinder member 32S Side surface 33 buckling prevention metal fitting 34 Anti-vibration member 35 Opening 36 Connection hole 37 Screw 38 Long hole 40 Duct hose 50 Blower 51 Casing 52 Vibration proof hanger 53 Hardware 60 Blowout unit 61 Pressure chamber 62 Main filter 63 Blowout nozzle 64 Control unit 80, 80A, 80B Entrance 81 Ceiling side case 82 Floor 83 Side wall 84 entrance door 84E door tip side end portion 84H hanging source side end portion 85 inner door 85E door tip side end portion 85H hanging source side end portion 86 ceiling board 87 side board 88 lightweight steel frame foundation 89, 90, 91 side wall F blowing space C1 center C2 Center Sw Operation Unit

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With a blower,
A blowout unit comprising at least one blowout nozzle for jetting the air sent from the blower;
A suction unit provided with a suction port for sucking air;
An air shower apparatus comprising: a connection duct which can be housed inside a side wall of a front door and which is a passage of air supplied from the suction port to the blower.   The air shower apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the connection duct can be disposed between a plurality of light steel frame foundations aligned inside the side wall of the entrance.   The air shower apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the connection duct includes a first cylindrical member and a second cylindrical member, and the first cylindrical member is inserted into the second cylindrical member.   The air shower apparatus according to claim 3, further comprising an anti-buckling fitting for connecting the side surface of the connection duct and the housing.   The air shower apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a vibration isolation member is provided at the upper end and the lower end of the connection duct.   The air shower apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the blowout unit can be suspended from the ceiling side frame of the entrance at a position shifted with respect to the connection duct in plan view.   The air shower apparatus according to claim 6, further comprising an extendable duct hose that connects the blowout unit and the connection duct such that air is communicated.   8. The blowout unit according to claim 1, wherein the blowout unit is disposed such that at least a part of the blowout space directly below the blowout surface on which the blowout nozzle is disposed is overlapped with the entrance door when viewed in a direction perpendicular to the entrance door. The air shower apparatus according to any one of the items.   The air shower apparatus according to claim 8, wherein the blowout unit is disposed such that a horizontal center of the blowout space overlaps with the entrance door as viewed in a direction perpendicular to the entrance door.   The air according to claim 8 or 9, wherein the blowout unit is disposed such that at least a part of the blowout space overlaps the inner door when viewed in a direction perpendicular to the inner door separating the entrance and the other room. Shower equipment.   The air shower apparatus according to claim 10, wherein the blowout unit is disposed such that a horizontal center of the blowout space overlaps the inner door when viewed in a direction perpendicular to the inner door.   The entrance in which the air shower apparatus of any one of Claims 1-11 is installed.

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