JP4270261B2 - Air conditioner - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to an air conditioner that discharges condensed water generated in a heat exchanger.

  Conventionally, in an air conditioner, indoor air is heat-exchanged by a heat exchanger during cooling operation or dehumidifying operation, and when water in the air is condensed on the surface of the heat exchanger to generate condensed water, a drainage mechanism is installed. It drains through.

  In this case, the condensed water condensed on the surface of the heat exchanger is water generated by cooling the moisture in the air, and thus has a low temperature. For this reason, in the middle of guiding such cold condensed water to the drain outlet, the flowing part may be cooled by the cold condensed water, and secondary condensation may occur in the cooled part.

On the other hand, for example, in the air conditioner described in Patent Document 1 shown below, as a drainage mechanism, a space is provided between a portion where condensation is not caused by cooling and a portion where condensed water flows. Thus, an air conditioner that drains water while avoiding secondary condensation has been devised.
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  However, in the air conditioning apparatus described in Patent Document 1 described above, for example, when a portion where it is not desired to cause condensation due to cooling is long and large, it is necessary to provide a space corresponding to the large portion. The structure to provide may become a large-scale thing, or a number of parts may increase and manufacturing cost may improve.

  In the air conditioner described in Patent Document 1, the space provided to prevent secondary condensation is a structure provided along the flow through which condensed water is guided, that is, a portion where it is not desired to cause condensation. It is the structure provided along. For this reason, in the case of a structure in which cold condensed water is flown across a portion where condensation is not desired to occur, the same technique cannot be applied, and it is difficult to suppress cooling of the portion.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and the problem of the present invention is that even when the drainage path of the condensed water has a structure straddling a portion where condensation by cooling is desired to be avoided. An object of the present invention is to provide an air conditioner capable of avoiding cooling of a part.

An air conditioner according to a first aspect of the present invention is an air conditioner that guides and discharges condensed water generated by heat exchange to a discharge port, and includes a heat exchanger and a back frame. The back frame has a guide portion, a rib, and an opening. The guide part has a predetermined vertical member, a high guide part, and a low guide part. This predetermined vertical member is a member spreading substantially vertically. The high guide portion extends from the upper end toward one direction as viewed from the predetermined vertical member. The low guide portion extends from a position lower than the high guide portion toward the other direction side substantially opposite to the one direction side of the predetermined vertical member. The guide portion is disposed so as to be inclined so that the condensed water generated in the heat exchanger is received on the high guide portion side and guided to the discharge port through the low guide portion across the predetermined vertical member. The rib is connected in such a manner that an end on one side in the vicinity of the upper end of the predetermined vertical member guides condensed water to the predetermined vertical member, and extends toward the other direction.
It extends toward the other direction . The opening is provided in the vicinity of the end portion in the longitudinal direction of the rear frame, and guides condensed water generated in the heat exchanger to the guide portion and the rib. The back frame is arranged such that the guide portion and the rib are located on the surface opposite to the surface on the heat exchanger side. The ribs are provided apart from each other, and include a first rib having a portion inclined from the horizontal direction, and a second rib disposed below the first rib and on the other direction side. is doing. The 1st rib and the 2nd rib are located so that at least one part may overlap in top view. A predetermined vertical member is a part which wants to avoid adhesion of the condensed water which arose in the heat exchanger.

  Here, the condensed water generated by cooling by heat exchange in the heat exchanger is received on the high guide portion side, and the upper surface of the rib extending from the vicinity of the upper end of the predetermined vertical member toward the downstream side of the flow of the condensed water. It flows over the low guide part across the predetermined vertical member by transmitting. For this reason, the condensed water produced in the heat exchanger is guided to the drain outlet.

  Therefore, the condensed water generated in the heat exchanger does not travel through the predetermined vertical member via the high guide part, can be drained without directly touching the predetermined vertical member, and prevents the predetermined vertical member from being cooled. Can do.

  Thus, even when the condensed water discharge path has a structure straddling a predetermined vertical member that is desired to avoid condensation due to cooling, it becomes possible to avoid cooling of the predetermined vertical member. It is possible to suppress secondary condensation that occurs when the is cooled.

  In addition, even if condensed water is transmitted from the high guide portion toward the predetermined vertical member due to surface tension, if the rib can be extended and prevented toward the downstream side of the condensed water flow, the condensed water is It is guided to the tip of the rib and does not return to the predetermined vertical member side. Thereby, since the condensed water flows down away from the predetermined vertical member, it is possible to more reliably avoid contact between the cold condensed water and the predetermined vertical member.

  And since the 1st rib and the 2nd rib are arrange | positioned mutually apart, even if the 1st rib was cooled by the condensed water being transmitted on the 1st rib, the condensed water was separated to the other side. Continue to the second rib in the position. Thereby, the part cooled with condensed water can be separated from the predetermined vertical member as much as possible. Furthermore, even if secondary condensation occurs on the back side of the first rib due to the cooling of the first rib, the condensed water generated by this secondary condensation does not touch the predetermined vertical member, The second rib is guided from the other direction side of the first rib along the back surface of the first rib, and cooling of the predetermined vertical member can be avoided more reliably.

An air conditioner according to a second aspect of the present invention is the air conditioner according to the first aspect of the present invention, wherein the first rib and the second rib each have one portion extending upward in one direction and a larger inclination than the one portion. And the other portion extending downward in the other direction.

  Here, since the other direction side of the rib is inclined downward in the other direction side, it is possible to prevent the flow of condensed water from flowing back through the upper surface of the rib and then back to the predetermined vertical member.

  Thereby, it becomes possible to avoid cooling the predetermined vertical member more reliably.

An air conditioner according to a third aspect of the present invention is the air conditioner according to the first or second aspect of the present invention, further comprising a heat insulating material provided in close contact with the low guide portion. This heat insulating material is not in close contact with a predetermined vertical member that is a portion where it is desired to avoid the condensation water generated in the heat exchanger .

  Here, it can suppress that secondary condensed water arises in a low guide part.

  An air conditioner according to a fourth aspect of the present invention is the air conditioner according to the first or second aspect of the present invention, wherein the first rib and the second rib are positioned such that only a part thereof overlaps in a top view. .

  When the condensed water discharge path has a structure straddling a predetermined vertical member for which condensation due to cooling is to be avoided, even if the overlap between the first rib and the second rib in a top view is only a part, the predetermined vertical It becomes possible to avoid cooling of the member, and it is possible to suppress secondary condensation caused by cooling the predetermined vertical member.

  In the air conditioner of the first aspect of the invention, it is possible to avoid cooling of the predetermined vertical member even if the drainage path of the condensed water has a structure straddling the predetermined vertical member where it is desired to avoid condensation due to cooling. Thus, secondary condensation caused by cooling the predetermined vertical member can be suppressed. Furthermore, the part cooled by the condensed water can be separated from the predetermined vertical member as much as possible. Furthermore, even if secondary condensation occurs on the back surface side of the first rib, the second rib extends from the other direction side of the first rib along the back surface of the first rib without touching the predetermined vertical member. As a result, cooling of the predetermined vertical member can be avoided more reliably.

  In the air conditioner of the second invention, it is possible to prevent the flow of condensed water from flowing back through the upper surface of the rib and then back to the predetermined vertical member, and more reliably avoid cooling the predetermined vertical member. Is possible.

  In the air conditioner of the third aspect of the invention, it is possible to suppress the occurrence of secondary condensed water in the low guide.

  In the air conditioner according to the fourth aspect of the present invention, when the condensed water discharge path has a structure straddling a predetermined vertical member for which condensation due to cooling is desired to be avoided, the overlap between the first rib and the second rib in a top view is partially Even if it is only, it becomes possible to avoid the cooling of the said predetermined vertical member, and it becomes possible to suppress the secondary condensation which arises when a predetermined vertical member is cooled.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of an air-conditioning apparatus according to the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

<Schematic configuration of air conditioner>
An air conditioner 100 in which an embodiment of the present invention is employed includes an indoor unit 1 installed on a wall surface in the room and an outdoor unit 2 installed outside the room.

  A heat exchanger is accommodated in each of the indoor unit 1 and the outdoor unit 2, and each heat exchanger is connected by a refrigerant pipe 5 to constitute a refrigerant circuit.

<Outline of configuration of refrigerant circuit of air conditioner 100>
The structure of the refrigerant circuit of the air conditioning apparatus 100 is shown in FIG.

  This refrigerant circuit mainly includes an indoor heat exchanger 10, an accumulator 21, a compressor 22, a four-way switching valve 23, an outdoor heat exchanger 20, and an expansion valve 24.

  The indoor heat exchanger 10 provided in the indoor unit 1 performs heat exchange with the air in contact therewith. Here, as shown in FIG. 5, the indoor heat exchanger 10 includes a front heat exchanger 10 f arranged in front of the indoor unit 1 and a rear heat exchanger 10 b arranged in the rear. Below the front lower end of the front heat exchanger 10f, a front drain pan 60 that captures condensed water in the air generated in the front heat exchanger 10f is provided. A rear drain pan 70 is provided below the rear lower end of the rear heat exchanger 10b to catch the condensed water in the air generated in the rear heat exchanger 10b. In addition, the indoor unit 1 is provided with a cross flow fan 11 for sucking indoor air, passing the air through the indoor heat exchanger 10, and discharging the air after the heat exchange is performed indoors. The cross flow fan 11 is rotationally driven by one indoor fan motor 12 provided in the indoor unit 1. As shown in FIGS. 2, 4, and 5 which are side views of the indoor unit 1, the cross flow fan 11 is disposed in the indoor unit casing 4. The air outlet 49 is provided above and the air outlet 49 is provided below. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 5, the indoor unit casing 4 is provided with a front panel 41 on the front side and an installation plate 43 on the back side. A front drain pan 60 is provided below the front heat exchanger 10f disposed inside the front panel 41, as shown in FIGS. The front drain pan 60 has a water receiving portion 61 extending in the longitudinal direction of the indoor unit 1 and a groove portion 62 partially penetrating in the front-rear direction near the approximate center in the longitudinal direction. Further, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, a rear frame 50 that supports the rear heat exchanger 10 b, the rotating shaft portion of the cross flow fan 11, and the like is disposed inside the installation plate 43. As shown in FIG. 10, a heat insulating material 90 is partially adhered to the lower side of the back surface of the back frame 50. The front heat exchanger 10f and the rear heat exchanger 10b of the indoor heat exchanger 10 are positioned between the suction port in the indoor unit casing 4 and are bent in multiple stages so as to surround the cross flow fan 11. Has been placed. When the cross-flow fan 11 is rotationally driven, the indoor unit 1 takes in indoor air through the indoor heat exchanger 10 and returns the conditioned air subjected to heat exchange to the room again, thereby air-conditioning the target space.

  The outdoor unit 2 is connected to a compressor 22, a four-way switching valve 23 connected to the discharge side of the compressor 22, an accumulator 21 connected to the suction side of the compressor 22, and a four-way switching valve 23. An outdoor heat exchanger 20 and an expansion valve 24 connected to the outdoor heat exchanger 20 are provided. The expansion valve 24 is connected to a pipe via a liquid closing valve 26 and is connected to one end of the indoor heat exchanger 10 via this pipe. The four-way switching valve 23 is connected to a pipe via a gas closing valve 27, and is connected to the other end of the indoor heat exchanger 10 via this pipe. Further, the outdoor unit 2 is provided with a propeller fan 28 for discharging the air after heat exchange in the outdoor heat exchanger 20 to the outside. The propeller fan 28 is rotationally driven by an outdoor fan motor 29.

  Hereinafter, a drainage mechanism of condensed water generated by the rear heat exchanger 10b condensing moisture in the air will be described.

<Back frame 50>
As shown in FIG. 5, the rear frame 50 is disposed between the installation plate 43 of the indoor unit 1 and the rear heat exchanger 10 b, and supports a fan support portion 53 that supports the cross flow fan 11 at the shaft portion (see FIG. 3). Reference), a flap support portion 57 and a flap bearing portion 58 that rotatably support a flap 59 that adjusts the flow direction of the blown air from the air outlet 49, and a rear portion that drains condensed water generated in the rear heat exchanger 10b. It has a drain pan 70 (see FIGS. 6 to 10).

  Here, a right side cross-sectional view of the back frame 50 is shown in FIG. 7 is a top view as viewed from the top surface (the direction indicated by arrow A in FIG. 6), FIG. 8 is a front view as viewed from the front surface (the direction indicated by arrow B in FIG. 6), and FIG. FIG. 9 shows rear views as seen from the middle (in the direction indicated by arrow C). FIG. 10 shows a state in which the heat insulating material 90 is attached in the rear view of the rear frame 50.

  As shown in FIG. 11, the rear drain pan 70 of the rear frame 50 includes a rear opening 71 for sending condensed water dripping from the rear heat exchanger 10b on the front side to the rear side, and a rear side on the rear side. The upper drain pan 72, the lower drain pan 77, the vertical surface portion 75, the guide rib 76, and the drain port 80 provided so as to protrude in the direction are integrally molded. The vertical surface portion 75 is provided so as to connect one end of the upper drain pan 72 and one end of the lower drain pan 77. In addition, in FIG. 9 which is a rear view of the back frame 50, FIG. 11 shows a partially enlarged perspective view of a P portion surrounded by a chain line.

  As shown in FIG. 11 and FIG. 7 to FIG. 10, the rear opening 71 allows the cooled condensed water generated in the rear heat exchanger 10 b arranged on the front side of the rear frame 50 to flow to the rear side of the rear frame 50. It is an opening for guiding and opens in a substantially vertical direction.

  As shown in FIG. 9 and the like, the drainage port 80 is configured so that the condensed water guided to the back side through the backside opening 71 is guided to the guide ribs 76a to 76c through the upper drain pan 72, thereby allowing the vertical surface portion 75 to pass through. It is an opening that flows in the order of passing through the lower drain pan 77 and is finally led to drain the condensed water. The drain port 80 is connected to a drain hose (not shown) so as to send condensed water from the room to the outside. Hereinafter, in FIG. 11 and the like, the substantially left side (the direction in which condensed water flows) in the drawing is referred to as “upstream side”, and the substantially right side (in the direction in which condensed water flows) in the drawing is referred to as “downstream side”. I will explain.

  The upper drain pan 72 has an upper rib 73 that receives the condensed water falling through the rear opening 71 and guides it to the guide rib 76a, and an upper bottom surface portion 74. The upper ribs 73 are provided slightly above the upper bottom surface portion 74 so as to extend in parallel with each other in the longitudinal direction. The upper rib 73 and the upper bottom surface portion 74 of the upper drain pan 72 are slightly inclined from the upstream side to the downstream side so that the condensed water can flow toward the lower drain pan 77 side (about 1 degree from the horizontal direction). Tilted).

  As shown in FIG. 11, the guide ribs 76a to 76c include a first guide rib 76a, a second guide rib 76b, and a third guide rib 76c. Each of the first to third guide ribs 76a to 76c has a horizontal portion extending substantially in the horizontal direction (inclination of about 1 degree from the horizontal direction) on the upstream side, and approximately 45 degrees toward the downstream side downward on the downstream side. And an inclined part inclined to each other. The upstream end portion of the substantially horizontal portion of the first guide rib 76 a is gently connected with the downstream end portion of the upper bottom surface portion 74 of the upper drain pan 72 at the same inclination angle. The second guide ribs 76b are disposed on the lower downstream side when viewed from the first guide ribs 76a, and do not overlap with each other in a side view, but in a top view, a part of the inclined portion of the first guide ribs 76a and the horizontal direction of the second guide ribs 76b. It is located so that a part of part may mutually overlap. Similarly, the third guide rib 76c is disposed on the lower downstream side as viewed from the second guide rib 76b and does not overlap with each other in a side view, but a part of the inclined portion of the second guide rib 76b and the third guide rib 76c in a top view. The horizontal part of each other is positioned so as to overlap each other.

  The lower drain pan 77 is located below the guide ribs 76a to 76c. The vertical surface portion 75 described above connects the upstream end portion of the lower drain pan 77 and the downstream end portion of the upper drain pan 72 (upper bottom surface portion 74) by a surface extending in the vertical direction. The lower drain pan 77 is also slightly inclined from the upstream side to the downstream side (inclination of about 1 degree from the horizontal direction) in order to guide the condensed water to the drain port 80.

<Insulation 90>
As shown in FIG. 10, a heat insulating material 90 is in close contact with a lower drain pan 77 of the back frame 50. As a result, even when the cold drain water flows along the lower drain pan 77 and is led to the drain, the lower drain pan 77 may be cooled. It can suppress that the moisture in the inside condenses and adhesion of secondary condensed water arises.

<Condensate drainage route>
The cooled condensed water produced by condensation in the rear heat exchanger 10b is guided to the back side of the back frame 50 through the back opening 71 of the back frame 50 described above.

  The cooled condensed water led to the back side is received by the upper drain pan 72 (mainly the upper rib 73) and guided to the horizontal portion of the first guide rib 76a.

  The cooled condensed water led to the horizontal portion of the first guide rib 76a drops down from the downstream end portion of the first guide rib 76a toward the horizontal portion of the second guide rib 76b along the inclined portion of the first guide rib 76a. . Condensed water that has dripped onto the horizontal portion of the second guide rib 76b travels along the inclined portion of the second guide rib 76c and drops from the downstream end of the second guide rib 76b toward the horizontal portion of the third guide rib 76c. Condensed water that has dripped onto the horizontal portion of the third guide rib 76 c travels along the inclined portion of the third guide rib 76 c and drops toward the lower drain pan 77 from the downstream end of the third guide rib 76 c.

  Condensed water dripping into the lower drain pan 77 is guided to the drain outlet 80 according to a slight inclination of the lower drain pan 77.

  Thus, since the cold condensed water does not travel through the vertical surface portion 75, the vertical surface portion 75 is not cooled. This prevents moisture in the air from condensing and adhering on the surface of the vertical surface portion 75 opposite to the side where the guide ribs 76a to 76c through which the condensed water flows are provided.

  Moreover, since the cold condensed water flows along the upper rib 73 of the upper drain pan 72 and does not flow so much through the upper bottom surface portion 74, the upper bottom surface portion 74 is not easily cooled. Thereby, it is difficult for moisture in the air to condense and adhere to the lower surface of the upper bottom surface portion 74.

<Characteristics of the air conditioning apparatus 100 of the present embodiment>
(1)
In the air conditioning apparatus 100 of the present embodiment, as described above, the heat insulating material 90 is a portion on the side opposite to the side where the condensed water flows with respect to the upper drain pan 72 and the side where the condensed water flows with respect to the vertical surface portion 75. On the opposite side, there is no particular provision. In the upper drain pan 72, the cooled condensed water flows mainly along the upper rib 73, not the upper bottom surface portion 74. For this reason, the upper bottom surface portion 74 is difficult to transmit cold condensed water and is not easily cooled. Therefore, moisture in the air condenses on the lower surface side of the upper drain pan 72 (upper bottom surface portion 74) and becomes secondary. This is because the condensed water does not adhere. Further, in the vertical surface portion 75, the cooled condensed water does not flow down along the vertical surface portion 75, but mainly flows down along the guide ribs 76a to 76c. For this reason, the vertical surface portion 75 is difficult for cold condensate to pass through and is not easily cooled. Therefore, moisture in the air is condensed on the back surface side of the vertical surface portion 75 (the side opposite to the side where the condensed water flows). This is because secondary condensed water does not adhere.

  Therefore, it is not necessary to provide the above-described heat insulating material 90 so as to be in pressure contact with the vertical surface portion 75 and the upper bottom surface portion 74 of the upper drain pan 72. For this reason, the quantity of the required heat insulating material 90 can be restrained small, and it becomes possible to manufacture the air conditioner 100 at low cost.

  Even if the condensed water is transmitted from the upper drain pan 72 toward the vertical surface portion 75 due to the surface tension of the condensed water, the guide ribs 76a to 76c extend and guide toward the downstream side of the condensed water flow. , It is possible to prevent transmission to the vertical surface portion 75 side. Thereby, contact with cold condensed water and the vertical surface part 75 can be avoided more reliably.

(2)
In the air conditioning apparatus 100 of this embodiment, since it has the part which inclines below guide rib 76a-76c, after flowing through the upper surface of guide rib 76a-76c, it returns to the vertical surface part 75 along a back surface. Can prevent the flow of condensed water. Thereby, cooling of the vertical surface part 75 can be avoided more reliably.

(3)
In the air conditioning apparatus 100 of the present embodiment, since the guide ribs 76a to 76c are arranged apart from each other, for example, even if the first guide rib 76a is cooled by the transmission of condensed water on the first guide rib 76a, The condensed water is transmitted to the second guide rib 76b located at a position away from the downstream side. Thereby, the part cooled by condensed water can be separated from the vertical surface part 75 as much as possible. Further, even if secondary condensation occurs on the back surface side of the first guide rib 76a due to the cooling of the first guide rib 76a, the condensed water generated by the secondary condensation does not touch the vertical surface portion 75. The second guide rib 76b is guided from the downstream side of the first guide rib 76a along the back surface of the first guide rib 76a, and cooling of the vertical surface portion 75 can be avoided more reliably.

<Modification>
Although the present invention has been described above, the specific configuration is not limited to the above embodiment, and can be changed without departing from the scope of the invention.

(A)
In the air conditioning apparatus 100 according to the first embodiment described above, a surface member that extends in a substantially vertical direction is taken as an example of the vertical surface portion 75.

  However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the vertical surface portion 75 may be configured to be slightly inclined toward the downstream side from the upper end to the lower end, or may be configured to be slightly inclined toward the upstream side. There may be.

(B)
In the air conditioning apparatus 100 according to the first embodiment described above, the heat insulating material 90 is not provided on the back side (the side on which condensed water does not flow) of the vertical surface portion 75 and the back side (the side on which condensed water does not flow) of the upper drain pan 72. The case has been described as an example.

  However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, heat is also insulated at this position, that is, the back side of the vertical surface portion 75 (the side on which condensed water does not flow) and the back side of the upper drain pan 72 (the side on which condensed water does not flow). The structure provided so that the material 90 may extend may be sufficient.

  In this case, it is possible to prevent secondary dew condensation more completely.

  If the present invention is used, even if the condensed water discharge path has a structure straddling a portion where it is desired to avoid condensation due to cooling, it becomes possible to avoid cooling of the portion. The present invention can be applied to an air conditioner that guides and discharges condensed water generated by heat exchange to a discharge port.

1 is an external view of an air conditioner in which a first embodiment of the present invention is employed. The block diagram of a refrigerant circuit. The schematic perspective view of an indoor unit. The perspective view which shows the internal structure of an indoor unit. The right side sectional view of an indoor unit. The right side sectional view of a back frame. The top view of a back frame. The front view of a back frame. The rear view of a back frame. The rear view which shows the state by which the heat insulating material was attached to the back frame. The figure which shows the detailed structure of the guide rib vicinity of a back frame.

Explanation of symbols

1 indoor unit 2 outdoor unit 10b rear heat exchanger (heat exchanger)
72 Upper drain pan (high guide part)
73 Upper rib 74 Upper bottom surface portion 75 Vertical surface portion (predetermined vertical member)
76a-76c 1st guide rib-3rd guide rib (1st rib-3rd rib)
77 Lower drain pan (low guide part)
80 Drain port 100 Air conditioner

Claims (4)

An air conditioner (100) that guides and discharges condensed water generated by heat exchange to a discharge port (80),
A heat exchanger (10b);
A predetermined vertical member (75) extending substantially vertically, a high guide portion (72, 73, 74) extending from an upper end toward one direction as viewed from the predetermined vertical member (75), and the predetermined vertical member ( 75) and a low guide portion (77) extending from a position lower than the high guide portions (72, 73, 74) toward the other direction side substantially opposite to the one direction side, and the heat exchanger (10b). ) Is received on the high guide portion (72, 73, 74) side and is guided to the discharge port (80) via the low guide portion (77) across the predetermined vertical member (75). a guide portion (70) disposed inclined to wither, the one direction side end portion in the vicinity of the upper end of the predetermined vertical member (75) guiding the condensed water to the predetermined vertical member (75) Connected to the other direction side. (76a, 76b, 76c), and the guide part (70) and the ribs (76a, 76b, 76c) are located on the surface opposite to the surface on the heat exchanger (10b) side. A back frame (50) disposed on the
With
The back frame (50) is provided in the vicinity of an end portion in the longitudinal direction, and is an opening that guides condensed water generated in the heat exchanger (10b) to the guide portion (70) and the ribs (76a, 76b, 76c). 71)
The ribs (76a, 76b, 76c) are provided apart from each other, and are viewed from the first rib (76a, 76b) having portions inclined from the horizontal direction and the first rib (76a, 76b). And a second rib (76b, 76c) disposed in the lower direction and on the other direction side,
The first rib (76a, 76b) and the second rib (76b, 76c) are positioned so that at least a part thereof overlaps in a top view,
The predetermined vertical member (75) is a portion where it is desired to avoid adhesion of condensed water generated in the heat exchanger (10b).
Air conditioner (100). The first rib and the second rib (76a, 76b, 76c) are each one part extending upward in the one direction side, and the other part extending obliquely larger than the one part and extending downward in the other direction side, have,
The air conditioner (100) according to claim 1. A heat insulator (90) provided in close contact with the low guide portion (77);
The heat insulating material ( 90 ) is not in close contact with the predetermined vertical member (75), which is a portion where it is desired to avoid the condensation water generated in the heat exchanger (10b),
The air conditioner (1) according to claim 1 or 2. The first ribs (76a, 76b) and the second ribs (76b, 76c) are positioned so as to partially overlap each other when viewed from above.
The air conditioner (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 3.

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