JP4454038B2 - Electric hot water circulation heating system - Google Patents
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Description
本発明は、室内暖房用として用いる電気温水循環暖房システムに関するものである。 The present invention relates to an electric hot water circulation heating system used for indoor heating.
従来より、室内用温水暖房システムとしては各種タイプが提案されており、図7に示す従来例1、及び図8に示す従来例2がある。
従来例1(図7)は、非特許文献1に挙げた典型的な温水暖房システムであって、図7(A)は暖房システムの概略配置図、図7(B)は放熱器の正面図、図7(C)は放熱器の側面図である。
Conventionally, various types of indoor hot water heating systems have been proposed, and there are a conventional example 1 shown in FIG. 7 and a conventional example 2 shown in FIG.
Conventional example 1 (FIG. 7) is a typical hot water heating system listed in Non-Patent Document 1, wherein FIG. 7 (A) is a schematic layout diagram of the heating system, and FIG. 7 (B) is a front view of a radiator. FIG. 7C is a side view of the radiator.
即ち、従来例1(図7)は、圧力計、安全逃し弁、排水弁を備えたボイラーを、電気、灯油、ガス等で加熱し、温水ボイラーで温めた温水を、配管及び往き側ヘッダーを介して各居室内の放熱器に送水して室内暖房し、放熱器から配管及び戻り側ヘッダーを介して温水をボイラーに戻して再加熱するものであり、1つの温水循環機能部には、循環ポンプ、密閉膨張タンク、空気抜き弁、ヘッダー等を収め、各放熱器にも、空気抜き弁、サーモスタッドバルブ、温水出入弁を配置したものである。 That is, in Conventional Example 1 (FIG. 7), a boiler equipped with a pressure gauge, a safety relief valve, and a drain valve is heated with electricity, kerosene, gas, etc., and warm water heated by the hot water boiler is connected to the piping and the outgoing header. The water is sent to the radiator in each room through the room to heat the room, and the hot water is returned from the radiator to the boiler via the piping and the return side header and reheated. A pump, a sealed expansion tank, an air vent valve, a header, etc. are accommodated, and an air vent valve, a thermo stud valve, and a hot water inlet / outlet valve are also arranged in each radiator.
また、従来例1(図7)のシステム内の水張り及び空気抜きは、予め暖房配管を温水ボイラーから1/100勾配で上昇させて配管し、管末端で空気抜きをするもので、温水ボイラーへの給水弁を開放し、循環ポンプを作動させて、ヘッダーによって分岐する各系統別の配管及び放熱器1台ごとに実施するものであり、各放熱器は、下側に配設する止水弁の一方に、水タンク付きの給水ポンプの往き側を接続し、他方の止水弁に戻り側のホースを接続して、給水ポンプを運転させ放熱器内の水を数回循環し、放熱器に付設する空気抜き具から空気を流出することで放熱器内の水張りを行う。 In addition, water filling and air venting in the system of Conventional Example 1 (FIG. 7) is a method in which the heating pipe is preliminarily raised at a 1/100 gradient from the hot water boiler, and the air is vented at the end of the pipe to supply water to the hot water boiler. Open the valve, operate the circulation pump, and carry out for each piping and each radiator branched by the header. Each radiator is one of the water stop valves arranged on the lower side. Connect the forward side of the water pump with a water tank, connect the return hose to the other water stop valve, operate the water pump to circulate the water in the radiator several times, and attach it to the radiator. The air inside the radiator is filled by discharging air from the air vent.
また、従来例2(図8)は、特許文献1として挙げたものであって、図8に示す如く、直線状の加熱用銅管の外周面に多数の放熱フィンを配置し、加熱用銅管内の加熱室にはシーズヒーターを、加熱用銅管のほぼ全長に亘って配置すると共に、加熱室内に水溶液を充填し、更に加熱室から膨張室用銅管を連設して膨張室を配置し、膨張室内にイナートガスを注入し、暖房器全体を小型化すると共に、放熱フィンを極めて短時間のうちに加熱し、放熱の初期立上りを早くした暖房器である。
従来例1(図7)の温水循環暖房システムは、安全逃し弁、圧力計、排水用仕切弁、給水用仕切弁を備えた温水ボイラーと、安全逃し弁を備えた密閉膨張タンクと、往き用及び戻り用ヘッダーと、温水循環ポンプと、ボイラーと循環ポンプ間に設置した空気抜き弁を備えたエアセパレータと、給排水用の仕切弁を備えた放熱器群と、各機器及び弁類を接続した配管パイプから構成され、建物内に設けたボイラー室から、床下、壁内、天井内の配管で室内放熱器に接続しているため、次の問題がある。 The hot water circulation heating system of Conventional Example 1 (FIG. 7) includes a hot water boiler provided with a safety relief valve, a pressure gauge, a drainage gate valve, and a water supply gate valve, a sealed expansion tank provided with a safety relief valve, And a return header, a hot water circulation pump, an air separator with an air vent valve installed between the boiler and the circulation pump, a radiator group with a partition valve for water supply and drainage, and a pipe connecting each device and valves Since it is composed of pipes and is connected to the indoor radiator from the boiler room provided in the building by piping under the floor, walls, and ceiling, there are the following problems.
(イ).温水循環暖房システムが老朽化すると、金属パネル(放熱器)及び配管に錆が発生し、温水が循環しなくなったり、漏水事故が発生し、床、壁、天井を汚損するが、システムの復旧、修理は、埋設配管であるため、復旧は、時間と経費を必要とする。
(ロ).システム内の循環ポンプ等が故障するとシステム全体の暖房が停止し、機器の修理、取替等の際には、ボイラー本体の仕様変更等、配管変更作業が生じる。
(ハ).温水ボイラーから各放熱器への配管のため、配管経路中の放熱による熱損失が大となる。
(ニ).放熱器には、内部の空気抜き、メンテナンス用の給排水仕切弁等が付設し、サーモスタットが突出しているため、美観を損なう。
(I). When the hot water circulation heating system becomes obsolete, rust occurs on the metal panels (radiators) and pipes, hot water does not circulate or water leaks occur, and the floor, walls, and ceiling are soiled. Since repairs are buried piping, recovery requires time and money.
(B). When the circulation pump or the like in the system breaks down, the heating of the entire system is stopped, and when the equipment is repaired or replaced, piping change work such as changing the specifications of the boiler body occurs.
(C). Because of the piping from the hot water boiler to each radiator, heat loss due to heat radiation in the piping path becomes large.
(D). The radiator is equipped with an internal air vent, a maintenance water supply / drainage gate valve, etc., and the thermostat protrudes, which impairs aesthetics.
また、最近は、建設コストの問題から階高が低くなり、各室の天井高さが異なったり、梁や給排水管、換気配管との交差から、暖房配管に規定の勾配を付与するのが困難であり、逆勾配や段差が生じるため、適宜位置に空気抜き弁の配設が必須となり、空気抜き弁によって配管作業が分断され、作業性やコストに問題が生じる。
また、システム内への水張り及び空気抜きは、温水ボイラーへの給水弁を開放してヘッダーによって分岐する各系統の配管及び放熱器に対し、温水ボイラーから離れる方向に向かって実施するが、配管の段差によって空気が抜けない部分もあり、空気抜きは難しい作業であり、1台ごとに全ての放熱器も空気抜き、水張り作業が必須であり、システム内の空気の水への置換が、正しく実施されなければ、配管内の空気によってシステム内の水の循環が停止し、再度実施する必要が生じ、暖房管の配管方法によっては、3〜5年ごとに空気抜きをしなければならない問題がある。
Also, recently, the floor height has been lowered due to construction cost problems, and it is difficult to give the specified gradient to the heating pipe due to the difference in the ceiling height of each room and the intersection with beams, water supply / drainage pipes and ventilation pipes. Since a reverse gradient or a step is generated, it is necessary to dispose an air vent valve at an appropriate position, and the piping operation is divided by the air vent valve, which causes problems in workability and cost.
In addition, water filling and air venting into the system is carried out in the direction away from the hot water boiler for each system pipe and radiator that branches off by the header by opening the water supply valve to the hot water boiler. Because there are parts where air does not escape, it is difficult to vent the air, and every radiator must be vented and filled with water, and if replacement of air in the system with water is not performed correctly The circulation of water in the system is stopped by the air in the pipe, and it is necessary to carry out again. Depending on the piping method of the heating pipe, there is a problem that the air must be vented every 3 to 5 years.
従来例2(図8)の電気暖房器にあっては、暖房器の全体容積に比して放熱部の割合が小さく、シーズヒーター内の水溶液を温めるだけで、温水が循環しないため、温度の部分斑が生じ、且つ放熱量も少ない。
そして、暖房放熱は自然対流なので、放熱の部位による温度斑が生じ易い。
しかも、サーモスタットによる電源のオン、オフ操作も顕著となって、電気熱量に対する発熱効果が悪い。
本願発明は、従来例1,2の内在する課題を一挙に解決、又は改善するものであって、単独型の暖房器に於いて、放熱部と温水循環部とを分離して一対として使用するものであり、メンテナンス容易で、リフォームにも好適に採用出来る新規な電気温水循環暖房システムを提供するものである。
In the electric heater of Conventional Example 2 (FIG. 8), the ratio of the heat radiating portion is smaller than the entire volume of the heater, and the hot water does not circulate only by heating the aqueous solution in the sheathed heater. Partial spots occur and the amount of heat released is small.
And since heating heat radiation is a natural convection, the temperature spot by a part of heat radiation tends to arise.
In addition, the power on / off operation by the thermostat becomes prominent, and the heat generation effect with respect to the amount of electric heat is poor.
The invention of the present application solves or improves the problems inherent in the conventional examples 1 and 2 at a stroke, and in a single type heater, separates the heat dissipating part and the hot water circulating part and uses them as a pair. The present invention provides a new electric hot water circulation heating system that is easy to maintain and can be suitably used for renovation.
本発明は、図1及び図2に示す如く、1台の放熱器8に、1台の角筒状のヒーターユニットボックス1を対応配置した電気加温式温水循環型の暖房システムであって、放熱器8は、温水供給口8S及び温水排出口8Rを備えた温水循環型放熱器であり、ヒーターユニットボックス1は、空気分離圧力タンク2、循環ポンプ3、パイプヒーター4を配管接続し、配管経路内に、ボール弁6Cを備えたチーズ7A、ボール弁6B、及びボール弁6Aを備えたチーズ7を直列配置すると共に、チーズ7Aから延出した枝管P6´の先端に圧力補助タンク2´を接続して温水循環機能を収納し、往き管S及び戻り管Rで放熱器8と接続したものである。
The present invention, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, is an electric heating type hot water circulation type heating system in which one radiator 8 is arranged corresponding to one square tube heater unit box 1, the radiator 8 is a hot water circulation type radiator with hot water supply port 8S and hot water outlet 8R, heater unit box 1, air separation pressure tank 2, a circulating pump 3, a pipe heater 4 connected piping, The cheese 7A having the ball valve 6C, the ball valve 6B, and the cheese 7 having the ball valve 6A are arranged in series in the piping path, and the pressure auxiliary tank 2 is attached to the tip of the branch pipe P6 ′ extending from the cheese 7A. connect the 'to retract and the hot water circulation function, which are connected with the radiator 8 in forward pipe S and the return pipe R.
この場合、新規な空気分離圧力タンク2は、従来例1(図7)に於ける、膨張タンクとエアセパレータとの機能を奏するものであり、容量は、暖房システム内を還流させる水の、常温時の量、加温時の量、及び分離空気量に基づいて決めれば良い。
また、補助タンク2´は、空気分離圧力タンク2の圧力タンクとしての機能を補強するものであって、コンパクトなヒーターユニットボックス1内に組み込める圧力容器であれば良いが、空気分離圧力タンク2と同質同形状物を採用すれば、ヒーターユニットボックスの形成面、コスト面から有利である。
In this case, the new air separation pressure tank 2 has the functions of the expansion tank and the air separator in the conventional example 1 (FIG. 7), and the capacity is the room temperature of the water refluxed in the heating system. What is necessary is just to determine based on the amount of time, the amount at the time of heating, and the amount of separation air.
The auxiliary tank 2 'reinforces the function of the air separation pressure tank 2 as a pressure tank, and may be any pressure vessel that can be incorporated into the compact heater unit box 1. Adopting the same and same shape is advantageous from the viewpoint of forming the heater unit box and cost.
そして、補助タンク2´を採用したため、暖房能力の増強時(例えば1kw→3kw)にもシステム内圧力を吸収し、安全なシステムを提供する。
また、ヒーターユニットボックス1を構成する循環ポンプ3、パイプヒーター4、ボール弁6A,6B,6C、チーズ7,7Aは、慣用品で準備出来、循環ポンプ3は、慣用の樹脂製電磁ポンプでも金属製循環ポンプでも良く、パイプヒーター4は、省エネルギー性に優れた、熱匠(株)製の、1kw発熱用SCヒーター(商品名)を暖房能力に応じて複数本採用し、配管用パイプは、耐久性、耐熱性、耐溶剤性に優れた、慣用のエチレン−プロピレンゴム製を採用すれば良い。
And since auxiliary tank 2 'was employ | adopted, the pressure in a system is absorbed also at the time of the increase in heating capability (for example, 1 kW-> 3 kW), and a safe system is provided.
Moreover, the circulation pump 3, the pipe heater 4, the ball valves 6A, 6B, 6C, and the cheese 7, 7A constituting the heater unit box 1 can be prepared with conventional products, and the circulation pump 3 can be a metal with a conventional resin electromagnetic pump. A circulating pump may be used, and the pipe heater 4 employs a plurality of 1 kw exothermic SC heaters (trade names) manufactured by Thermal Engineering Co., Ltd., which are excellent in energy saving, according to the heating capacity. What is necessary is just to employ | adopt the product made from the conventional ethylene-propylene rubber excellent in durability, heat resistance, and solvent resistance.
また、ヒーターユニットボックス1は、従来例1(図7)の温水循環機能をパッケージとして詰め込んだものであるが、放熱器8の側面に縦配置しても、放熱器8の下部に横配置しても、即ち、縦配置使用も、横配置使用も可能なように構成したものであり、1kw〜3kw暖房システムにあっては、ヒーターユニットボックス1は、典型的には、幅L1が180mm、奥行きW1が160mm、高さh1が590mmの角筒形状の小型ボックスである。
また、放熱器8は、温水循環型であれば何れも採用可能であり、森永エンジニアリング(株)製の金属パネル(商品名:サーモパネル)や、特開2001−116475号の、プラスチック製放熱器が採用出来る。
Further, the heater unit box 1 is packed with the hot water circulation function of the conventional example 1 (FIG. 7) as a package, but even if it is arranged vertically on the side of the radiator 8, it is arranged horizontally below the radiator 8. However, in other words, it is configured so that it can be used both vertically and horizontally, and in a 1 kw to 3 kw heating system, the heater unit box 1 typically has a width L1 of 180 mm, It is a small box with a square tube shape with a depth W1 of 160 mm and a height h1 of 590 mm.
Any radiator 8 can be used as long as it is a hot water circulation type, such as a metal panel (trade name: Thermopanel) manufactured by Morinaga Engineering Co., Ltd., or a plastic radiator disclosed in JP-A-2001-116475. Can be adopted.
従って、本発明の暖房システムは、1台の放熱器8に1台のヒーターユニットボックス1が対応配置されるため、例え1台のヒーターユニットボックス1に故障が生じても、他の放熱器8は機能するため、家屋全室の暖房システムの機能不全は避けられ、居住部の暖房の、全て停止の事態は避けられる。
しかも、空気分離圧力タンク2の圧力は、補助タンク2´が補完するため、システム内圧力が上昇した際にも、空気分離圧力タンク2と補助タンク2´との協仂作用によって、危険の生じない安全な暖房システムを提供する。
Accordingly, in the heating system of the present invention, one heater unit box 1 is arranged corresponding to one radiator 8, so that even if one heater unit box 1 fails, another radiator 8 Functioning, the malfunction of the heating system in all the rooms can be avoided, and the heating of the living area can be avoided.
In addition, since the pressure in the air separation pressure tank 2 is supplemented by the auxiliary tank 2 ′, even when the internal pressure of the system rises, danger arises due to the cooperative action of the air separation pressure tank 2 and the auxiliary tank 2 ′. Provides no safe heating system.
また、本発明の暖房システムにあっては、加熱部を内臓するヒーターユニットボックス1が放熱器8と隣接配置と出来るため、従来例1(図7)の加熱部(ボイラー)から放熱器への経路中の配管からの熱放散に伴う熱損失が無く、例えヒーターユニットボックス1の内外の管路から熱放散が生じても、室内への熱放散となり、実質上、暖房熱の熱損失は生じない。 In the heating system of the present invention, since the heater unit box 1 incorporating the heating unit can be disposed adjacent to the radiator 8, the heating unit (boiler) of the conventional example 1 (FIG. 7) is connected to the radiator. There is no heat loss due to heat dissipation from the piping in the path, and even if heat dissipation occurs from the inside and outside pipes of the heater unit box 1, heat is dissipated into the room, and heat loss of the heating heat substantially occurs. Absent.
また、放熱器8が温水循環型であるため、放熱温度斑が生ずること無く暖房出来ると共に、各放熱器8自体も、それぞれのヒーターユニットボックスでの単独運転による加熱放熱であるため、熱損失を生じない、且つ、適宜必要暖房が出来る。
そして、放熱器8からは、従来例1(図7)の如き、サーモスタットバルブ、空気抜き、仕切弁の突出が無いので、安全で、意匠効果の優れた室内暖房システムを提供する。
Moreover, since the radiator 8 is a hot water circulation type, it can be heated without causing heat radiation temperature fluctuations, and each radiator 8 itself is also a heat radiation by independent operation in each heater unit box, so that heat loss is reduced. It does not occur and can be heated as needed.
And since there is no protrusion of a thermostat valve, an air vent, and a gate valve from the heat radiator 8 like the prior art example 1 (FIG. 7), the indoor heating system which is safe and excellent in the design effect is provided.
しかも、床下、壁内、天井等の配管が無いため、必要部位への暖房システムの配置が、簡便、自在であり、例え、放熱器8又はヒーターユニットボックス1から漏水があっても、目視出来て、大きな汚損事故とならない。
また、リフォーム時の在来型暖房システムの更新に際しても、床下、壁内等の旧配管は放置したまま、既設の循環型放熱器に、ヒーターユニットボックス1を併置するだけで、本発明の、暖房システムに簡便に更新出来る。
Moreover, since there is no piping under the floor, in the wall, or on the ceiling, the arrangement of the heating system to the required part is simple and flexible. For example, even if water leaks from the radiator 8 or the heater unit box 1, it can be visually observed. Therefore, it does not become a big pollution accident.
In addition, when renewing the conventional heating system at the time of renovation, the old piping such as under the floor and inside the wall is left untouched, and the heater unit box 1 is simply placed in the existing circulation heat radiator. It can be easily updated to a heating system.
また、本発明システムにあっては、例えば図3に示す如く、ヒーターユニットボックス1の配管経路内に、ボール弁6Cを備えたチーズ7A、ボール弁6B、及びボール弁6Aを備えたチーズ7を直列配置すると共に、チーズ7Aから枝管P6´を延出して、枝管P6´の先端に圧力補助タンク2´を接続した点も必須要件としている。
この場合、枝管P6´は、配管経路のパイプ同様、ゴムパイプ5Aを採用し、延出端を上方に屈曲して、基端をチーズ7Aに、屈曲先端を補助タンク2´下面の接続口J1に、ホースバンド5Bで締着すれば良い。
In the system of the present invention, for example, as shown in FIG. 3, in the piping path of the heater unit box 1, a cheese 7A having a ball valve 6C, a ball valve 6B, and a cheese 7 having a ball valve 6A are provided. together arranged in series, extending branch pipes P6' from cheese 7A, it is set to be essential points connect the pressure auxiliary tank 2 'to the tip of the branch pipe P6'.
In this case, the branch pipe P6 ′ employs a rubber pipe 5A like the pipe of the piping path, the extension end is bent upward, the base end is cheese 7A, and the bent tip is a connection port J1 on the lower surface of the auxiliary tank 2 ′. The hose band 5B may be fastened.
従って、システム内への水張りに際しては、ヒーターユニットボックス1の往き管S及び戻り管Rを放熱器8に接続し、図3(D)に示す如く、チーズ7のボール弁6Aを水道蛇口(ア)と耐圧ホース(ウ)で接続し、チーズ7Aのボール弁6Cに接続した透明ホース(エ)の先端をバケツ(イ)の水中に入れると共に、ボール弁6Cからバケツ(イ)に至る中間で透明ホース(エ)に揚程(オ)を付与することにより、ボール弁6Bを閉止してボール弁6A,6Cを開として、蛇口(ア)から水道の水圧による水流wをシステム経路内に充填する。
この場合、透明ホース(エ)内の流水wを目視しながら、空気泡がバケツ(イ)内に放出された段階で、ボール弁6A及び蛇口(ア)を閉じ、システム内の水圧を水道水圧から独立させた状態で、システム内の水圧は揚程(オ)(標準:1m)の揚程圧のみとし、ボール弁6Bを開、ボール弁6Cを閉とすることにより、システム内の充填水を所定の圧力と出来る。
Accordingly, when water is filled into the system, the forward pipe S and the return pipe R of the heater unit box 1 are connected to the radiator 8, and the ball valve 6A of the cheese 7 is connected to the water faucet (A) as shown in FIG. ) And pressure hose (c), and the tip of the transparent hose (d) connected to the ball valve 6C of the cheese 7A is placed in the bucket (i) water, and in the middle from the ball valve 6C to the bucket (b) By applying the lifting head (e) to the transparent hose (d), the ball valve 6B is closed and the ball valves 6A and 6C are opened, and the water flow w due to the water pressure of the tap water is filled into the system path from the tap (a). .
In this case, while visually checking the running water w in the transparent hose (d), the ball valve 6A and the faucet (a) are closed at the stage when air bubbles are released into the bucket (b), and the water pressure in the system is adjusted to the tap water pressure. The water pressure in the system is set to a lift pressure of (e) (standard: 1 m), and the ball valve 6B is opened and the ball valve 6C is closed, so that the filling water in the system is predetermined. The pressure can be.
勿論、システム内への水道水の注入時に、水道圧によって補助タンク2´内へも、枝管P6´から上昇水が入るが、ボール弁6Aを閉じてシステム内の圧を揚程(オ)による圧力とした段階で、補助タンク2´内の流入水の大部分は排除される。
従って、水張り及び空気抜きが同時に、且つ簡便に実施出来、システム内の充填水は、揚程圧(標準:0.01Mpa)で充填出来、空気分離圧力タンク2内は、図6の如く、所定水位面wL1の下に、圧力吸収用の空気域Zaが、補助タンク2´内には、図3(B)の如く、所定水位面wLの下に、圧力吸収用の空気域Zaが確保出来る。
Of course, at the time of injecting tap water into the system, the rising water also enters the auxiliary tank 2 ′ from the branch pipe P 6 ′ due to tap water pressure, but the ball valve 6 A is closed and the pressure in the system is raised by the lift (e) When the pressure is reached, most of the inflow water in the auxiliary tank 2 'is eliminated.
Therefore, water filling and air venting can be carried out simultaneously and simply, and the filling water in the system can be filled at the head pressure (standard: 0.01 MPa), and the air separation pressure tank 2 has a predetermined water level surface as shown in FIG. under the wL 1, air zone Za for pressure absorption, the auxiliary tank 2 ', as in FIG. 3 (B), under a predetermined water level surface wL, the air space Za can be secured for the pressure absorption.
また、本発明にあっては、ヒーターユニットボックス1は、例えば図4、図5に示す如く、断面L型の、長尺の左側板1Lと右側板1Rとを接合した長尺の角筒部1Kと、角筒部1Kの両端に、着脱自在に嵌着する上蓋1U及び下蓋1Dとを含み、断面L型の左側板1Lが、一側辺LS1には、上下に、等間隔で複数個の電線挿入用孔H1を備え、他側辺LS2には、電線挿入用孔H1と対応する位置に、複数の空気流通孔H3を備えているのが好ましい。 Further, in the present invention, the heater unit box 1 has a long rectangular tube portion in which a long left side plate 1L and a right side plate 1R are joined, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, for example. 1K and an upper lid 1U and a lower lid 1D that are detachably fitted to both ends of the rectangular tube portion 1K, and a left-side plate 1L having an L-shaped cross section has a plurality of upper and lower sides at equal intervals on one side LS1. It is preferable that a plurality of wire insertion holes H1 are provided, and the other side LS2 is provided with a plurality of air circulation holes H3 at positions corresponding to the wire insertion holes H1.
この場合、左側板1Lは、内面に機器等の支持材を取付けるものであり、右側板1Rは、角筒部1Kの蓋の役目を奏するものである。
また、電線挿入用孔H1は、壁面WS又は床面FSに予め埋設した電気配管ボックス9Aと、ヒーターユニットボックス内に収納する温度調整ユニットとの結線を適宜位置で実施可能とするものであり、人手の入る大きさであり、典型的には、幅60mm、高さ40mmの長円孔であり、100mm間隔で5ヶ所に配置したものである。
In this case, the left side plate 1L attaches a support material such as a device to the inner surface, and the right side plate 1R plays the role of a lid of the rectangular tube portion 1K.
In addition, the wire insertion hole H1 enables the electrical piping box 9A embedded in the wall surface WS or the floor surface FS in advance to be connected to the temperature adjustment unit housed in the heater unit box at an appropriate position. It is a size that can be manually inserted, and is typically an oval hole with a width of 60 mm and a height of 40 mm, and is arranged at five locations at intervals of 100 mm.
また、空気流通孔H3は、ヒーターユニットボックス1内の熱を外部に放散するものであって、ヒーターユニットボックス1に空気貫流路を形成するものであり、典型的には、幅20mm、高さ40mmの長円孔である。
尚、ヒーターユニットボックス1を、立設使用する際には、上蓋1Uに操作パネル9Bを配置し、横型として使用する際には、角筒部1Kの蓋機能を奏する右側板1Rに操作パネル9Bを配置すれば良い。
The air circulation hole H3 dissipates the heat in the heater unit box 1 to the outside, and forms an air through channel in the heater unit box 1, and typically has a width of 20 mm and a height. It is a 40 mm oval hole.
When the heater unit box 1 is used upright, the operation panel 9B is disposed on the upper lid 1U. When the heater unit box 1 is used as a horizontal type, the operation panel 9B is provided on the right side plate 1R that performs the lid function of the rectangular tube portion 1K. Should be arranged.
従って、上蓋1U及び下蓋1Dを取外すことによって、角筒部1Kは断面L型の左側板1Lと右側板1Rとに分解出来、左側板1Lのみに収納機器を固定出来るため、角筒部1Kの蓋部材としての右側板1Rを外すことにより、ヒーターユニットボックスのメンテナンスが簡便に実施出来る。 Accordingly, by removing the upper lid 1U and the lower lid 1D, the rectangular tube portion 1K can be disassembled into the left side plate 1L and the right side plate 1R having an L-shaped cross section, and the storage device can be fixed only to the left side plate 1L. The heater unit box can be easily maintained by removing the right side plate 1R as the lid member.
また、ヒーターユニットボックス1の各室内への配置も、電線挿入用孔H1を、直列形態で多段に配置したため、外部の電気配管ボックス9Aとの接続位置選定が可能となり、外見を損なわない形態での配置が可能である。
しかも、ヒーターユニットボックス1内も、電線挿入用孔H1及び空気流通孔H3を介して、外部の室内空気の貫流が可能であるため、ヒーターユニットボックス1内で加熱放散する熱は室内暖房に助力し、熱損失が実質上生じない室内暖房システムを提供する。
In addition, the arrangement of the heater unit box 1 in each room is also arranged in multiple stages in the electric wire insertion hole H1, so that the connection position with the external electric piping box 9A can be selected, and the appearance is not impaired. Can be arranged.
Moreover, since the outside indoor air can flow through the wire insertion hole H1 and the air circulation hole H3 in the heater unit box 1, the heat dissipated in the heater unit box 1 helps the room heating. And an indoor heating system in which heat loss does not substantially occur.
また、ヒーターユニットボックス1は、図4に示す如く、断面L型の左側板1Lが、両端にコーナー辺1Aを屈曲延出すると共に、コーナー辺1Aの端部を断面L型のアンカー片1Cとし、断面L型の右側板1Rの両端には、左側板1Lのアンカー片1Cと当接用の当接アンカー片1Fを配置し、断面L型の、左側板1L及び右側板1Rの上下端適所にねじ孔H2を配置して、上蓋1U及び下蓋1Dのねじ孔H2と、左側板1L及び右側板1Rのねじ孔H2とをねじ螺合するのが好ましい。 In addition, as shown in FIG. 4, the heater unit box 1 has a left-side plate 1L having an L-shaped cross section that bends and extends a corner side 1A at both ends, and an end portion of the corner side 1A is an L-shaped anchor piece 1C. The anchor piece 1C of the left side plate 1L and the contact anchor piece 1F for contact are arranged at both ends of the right side plate 1R having the L-shaped cross section, and the upper and lower ends of the left side plate 1L and the right side plate 1R having the L-shaped cross section are suitable. It is preferable that the screw hole H2 is disposed in the screw holes H2 of the upper lid 1U and the lower lid 1D and the screw holes H2 of the left side plate 1L and the right side plate 1R are screwed together.
尚、左側板1L及び右側板1Rは、典型的には、1.2mm厚の鋼板であり、左側板1Lの内面には、それ自体慣用の支持部材を介して、ボール弁、チーズ、空気分離圧力タンク等の各必要機器を取付けるため、図4(A)に示す如く、左側板1Lの各辺LS1,LS2、及びコーナー辺1Aには、補強用のリブ突起1Gを配置するのが好ましい。 The left side plate 1L and the right side plate 1R are typically 1.2 mm thick steel plates, and the inner surface of the left side plate 1L is itself separated from a ball valve, cheese, and air via a conventional support member. In order to attach each necessary equipment such as a pressure tank, it is preferable to arrange reinforcing rib projections 1G on the sides LS1 and LS2 and the corner side 1A of the left side plate 1L as shown in FIG.
従って、ヒーターユニットボックス1は、上蓋1U及び下蓋1Dと左側板1L及び右側板1Rとの嵌合、ねじ螺着によって、簡便に組立分離が可能となり、収納機器類は左側板1Lのみに取付けてあるため、点検、修理、取替等のメンテナンスも容易である。
そして、アンカー片1Cと当接アンカー片1Fの存在により、メンテナンス時に取外す右側板1Rの左側板1Lへの取付け作業性が向上すると共に、アンカー片1C及び当接アンカー片1Fは、ボックス1の補強リブ機能も奏する。
Therefore, the heater unit box 1 can be easily assembled and separated by fitting and screwing the upper lid 1U and lower lid 1D with the left side plate 1L and the right side plate 1R, and the storage devices are attached only to the left side plate 1L. Therefore, maintenance such as inspection, repair and replacement is easy.
The presence of the anchor piece 1C and the abutment anchor piece 1F improves the workability of attaching the right side plate 1R to be removed during maintenance to the left side plate 1L, and the anchor piece 1C and the abutment anchor piece 1F are used to reinforce the box 1. It also plays a rib function.
また、ヒーターユニットボックス1内に配置する空気分離圧力タンク2及び補助タンク2´は、同一物であって、図6に示す如く、下辺2D、前辺2F、後辺2B、上辺2T及び両側辺2L,2Rを含み、且つ上辺2Tが前側傾斜辺Sfで前辺2Fと、後側傾斜辺Sbで後辺2Bと連続する箱形状であって、前辺2Fの上下中央部には接続口J1を、後辺2B上下中央部には接続口J2を、上辺2Tの後部には接続口J3を備え、両側辺2L,2R間に亘って、後方に傾斜上昇する2枚の羽根板2A,2A´を、前側羽根板2Aが、下方で前辺の接続口J1の後方対応位置に、後側羽根板2A´が、上方で上辺接続口J3の下方対応位置に配置したものである Further, the air separation pressure tank 2 and the auxiliary tank 2 ′ disposed in the heater unit box 1 are the same, and as shown in FIG. 6, the lower side 2D, the front side 2F, the rear side 2B, the upper side 2T, and the both sides 2L, 2R, and the upper side 2T is a box shape that is continuous with the front side 2F at the front side inclined side Sf and the rear side 2B at the rear side inclined side Sb, and has a connection port J1 at the upper and lower central portions of the front side 2F. The rear edge 2B is provided with a connection port J2 at the upper and lower central portion, and the rear portion of the upper side 2T is provided with a connection port J3, and the two blades 2A, 2A are inclined and raised rearward across the two sides 2L, 2R. ′ Is arranged at the rear corresponding position of the front side connection port J1 in the lower side, and the rear blade 2A ′ is arranged at the lower corresponding position of the upper side connection port J3 in the upper side.
この場合、空気分離圧力タンク2の容量は、循環暖房システム内に密閉した水量の常温(標準:15℃)時、及び温水(標準:80℃)時の膨張時水量、及び膨張時水量に伴うタンク2内の空気圧力から算出決定し、各接続口J1,J2,J3の位置は、常温時でも、ヒーターユニットボックス1の横使用時には、接続口J1及び接続口J2が水位面下となるように、ヒーターユニットボックス1の縦使用時には、接続口J3及び接続口J2が水位面下となるように決定すれば良い。
また、下方羽根板2Aと上方羽根板2A´とは、共に空気分離を助長するための制御乱流を生起するものであり、傾斜角30°とすれば、タンクの縦使用でも横使用でも、自然発生渦流を抑制し、分流作用によって空気分離を促進する制御乱流を発生させる機能を生ずる。
In this case, the capacity of the air separation pressure tank 2 depends on the amount of water sealed in the circulating heating system at normal temperature (standard: 15 ° C.) and hot water (standard: 80 ° C.), and at the time of expansion. Calculated and determined from the air pressure in the tank 2, the positions of the connection ports J1, J2, and J3 are such that the connection port J1 and the connection port J2 are below the water level even when the heater unit box 1 is used laterally even at room temperature. In addition, when the heater unit box 1 is used vertically, the connection port J3 and the connection port J2 may be determined to be below the water level.
Further, both the lower blade 2A and the upper blade 2A ′ cause a control turbulent flow for promoting air separation. If the inclination angle is 30 °, the tank can be used vertically or horizontally. The function of generating a controlled turbulent flow that suppresses a naturally generated vortex and promotes air separation by a diversion action is generated.
そして、空気分離圧力タンク2は、小型化、プラスチック樹脂製で、空気抜き弁、安全逃し弁、を不要とする命題の下に、循環システム内の高圧時の爆発生起強度の約3倍の強度(安全率)とし、典型的には、0.6mm厚のプラスチック樹脂製であって、放熱器1kwに関しては、縦使用形態では、常温時に、水量0.19L(リットル)、システム内圧力0.01Mpa、80℃時に、水量0.26L、システム内圧力0.04Mpaとなり、横使用では、常温時に、水量0.28L、システム内圧力0.01Mpa、80℃時に、水量0.34L、システム内圧力0.04Mpaとなるものである。
尚、空気分離圧力タンク2は、半透明プラスチック製としておけば、外からの透視が可能となり、循環暖房システム内への水の充填時のタンク内への入水が目視出来、循環暖房システムの準備、メンテナンスに好都合である。
And the air separation pressure tank 2 is made of plastic resin and is about 3 times stronger than the explosion occurrence strength at high pressure in the circulation system under the proposition that an air vent valve and a safety relief valve are unnecessary. The safety factor is typically made of a plastic resin with a thickness of 0.6 mm. With regard to the radiator 1 kw, in the vertical usage mode, the water volume is 0.19 L (liter) at room temperature and the system internal pressure is 0.01 MPa. At 80 ° C., the amount of water is 0.26 L, and the pressure in the system is 0.04 Mpa. In horizontal use, the water amount is 0.28 L, the pressure in the system is 0.01 Mpa, the water amount is 0.34 L at 80 ° C., and the pressure in the system is 0. .04Mpa.
If the air separation pressure tank 2 is made of translucent plastic, it can be seen from the outside, and the water entering the tank can be visually observed when filling the circulation heating system. Convenient for maintenance.
従って、本発明の空気分離圧力タンク2は、縦使用時にも横使用時にも、2枚の羽根板2A,2A´がタンク2内への流入温水流を、空気分離に有効な制御乱流として、タンク内の流速の急激低下と相俟って、水中の空気泡を好適に分離上昇させ、循環システム内での発生空気を、空気分離圧力タンク2内に安全に確保するため、循環システム内にあって、従来(図7)の安全逃し弁、空気抜き弁の配置の不要な空気分離圧力タンクを提供し、従来例1(図7)の放熱器を除く全循環システムの、1個のヒーターユニットボックス1内への収納、ヒーターユニットボックス1の縦使用又は横使用の汎用化、及びヒーターユニットボックス1の小型化を可能とする。
しかも、小型化、低コスト化、の下に製作出来たため、ヒーターユニットボックス1の小型化の下に、補助タンク2´としても採用出来る。
Therefore, in the air separation pressure tank 2 of the present invention, the two slats 2A and 2A 'are used as a control turbulent flow effective for air separation when the two blades 2A and 2A' are used in the vertical and horizontal directions. In combination with the rapid drop in the flow velocity in the tank, the air bubbles in the water are preferably separated and raised, and the generated air in the circulation system is secured in the air separation pressure tank 2 safely. An air separation pressure tank that does not require the arrangement of a conventional safety relief valve and an air vent valve is provided, and one heater of the entire circulation system excluding the radiator of the conventional example 1 (FIG. 7) Storage in the unit box 1, general use of the heater unit box 1 in vertical or horizontal use, and miniaturization of the heater unit box 1 are possible.
In addition, since the heater unit box 1 can be manufactured under reduced size and cost, the heater unit box 1 can be used as an auxiliary tank 2 '.
また、本発明にあって、角筒状のヒーターユニットボックス1を、図2の如く、縦配置して使用する際には、空気分離圧力タンク2の前辺2Fを上側、後辺2Bを下側として配置し、上辺2Tの接続口J3にパイプヒーター4を接続し、後辺2Bの接続口J2に往き管Sを接続し、前辺2Fの接続口J1をキャップ2Cで閉止するのが好ましい。
この場合、接続口J3とパイプヒーター4間、接続口J2と往き管S間の経路接続は、エチレン−プロピレンゴム(EPDM)パイプで接続すれば良い。
Further, in the present invention, when the rectangular heater unit box 1 is used in a vertical arrangement as shown in FIG. 2, the front side 2F of the air separation pressure tank 2 is on the upper side and the rear side 2B is on the lower side. Preferably, the pipe heater 4 is connected to the connection port J3 on the upper side 2T, the forward pipe S is connected to the connection port J2 on the rear side 2B, and the connection port J1 on the front side 2F is closed with the cap 2C. .
In this case, the path connection between the connection port J3 and the pipe heater 4 and between the connection port J2 and the forward pipe S may be connected by an ethylene-propylene rubber (EPDM) pipe.
従って、空気分離圧力タンク2は、図6(D)に示す如く、循環水が、常温時にはwL1の水位面に、80℃ではwL2の水位面になって、接続口J3からの流入水Finが接続口J2からの流出水Foutとなり、タンク2内では急速に流速が低下し、タンク2内で下方の羽根板2Aの、上方への流れF1、下方への流れF2、上方の羽根板2Aの、上方への流れF3、下方への流れF4となって、水中の空気泡は、キャップ2Cで閉止されたタンク上部の空気域Zaへと分離上昇し、放熱器8内には空気を含まない温水が循環給水出来る。
そのため、本発明の空気分離圧力タンク2は、図6(D)の如く、縦配置で使用しても、従来例1(図7)の、密閉膨張タンクとエアセパレータとの機能を発揮し、ヒーターユニットボックス1の小型化が可能となる。
Accordingly, in the air separation pressure tank 2, as shown in FIG. 6D, the circulating water becomes the water level surface of wL 1 at normal temperature and the water level surface of wL 2 at 80 ° C., and the inflow water from the connection port J3. Fin becomes the outflow water Fout from the connection port J2, and the flow velocity rapidly decreases in the tank 2, and the upper flow F1, the lower flow F2, and the upper blade of the lower blade 2A in the tank 2 2A becomes an upward flow F3 and a downward flow F4, and the air bubbles in the water separate and rise to the air zone Za at the upper part of the tank closed by the cap 2C. Hot water not included can be circulated.
Therefore, even if the air separation pressure tank 2 of the present invention is used in a vertical arrangement as shown in FIG. 6 (D), the functions of the hermetic expansion tank and air separator of the conventional example 1 (FIG. 7) are exhibited. The heater unit box 1 can be downsized.
また、角筒状のヒーターユニットボックス1を横配置して使用する際には、空気分離圧力タンク2の上辺2Tを上側、下辺2Dを下側として配置し、前辺2Fの接続口J1にパイプヒーター4を接続し、後辺2Bの接続口J2に往き管Sを接続し、上辺の接続口J3をキャップ2Cで閉止するのが好ましい。
この場合、接続口J1とパイプヒーター4、及び接続口J2と往き管Sとの接続は、エチレン−プロピレンゴム管で接続すれば良い。
そして、上辺2Tの接続口J3をキャップ2Cで空密閉止するため、タンク2の接続口J3の下方域は空気域Zaとなる。
Further, when the rectangular heater unit 1 is used in a horizontal arrangement, the upper side 2T of the air separation pressure tank 2 is arranged on the upper side and the lower side 2D is arranged on the lower side, and a pipe is connected to the connection port J1 on the front side 2F. It is preferable that the heater 4 is connected, the forward pipe S is connected to the connection port J2 on the rear side 2B, and the upper side connection port J3 is closed with the cap 2C.
In this case, the connection port J1 and the pipe heater 4 and the connection port J2 and the forward pipe S may be connected by an ethylene-propylene rubber pipe.
And since the connection port J3 of the upper side 2T is airtightly sealed with the cap 2C, the lower area of the connection port J3 of the tank 2 becomes the air region Za.
従って、空気分離圧力タンク2は、図6(C)に示す如く、循環水が常温(15℃)時には、wL1の水位面に、80℃ではwL2の水位面になって、パイプヒーター4からの循環流入水Finが接続口J1からタンク2内に流入し、流速の低下した流入水は、前側羽根板2Aで上側流れF1及び下側流れF2に分流されて流水中の空気泡は分離上昇し、後側羽根板2Aでも、上側流れF3と下側流れF4とに分流され、流水から発生する空気泡をタンク上部の空気域Zaに分離上昇させながら、循環流出水Foutとなって後辺の接続口J2から往き管Sに供給される。 Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 6C, the air separation pressure tank 2 becomes the water level surface of wL 1 when the circulating water is at room temperature (15 ° C.) and the water level surface of wL 2 at 80 ° C. Circulating inflow water Fin flows into the tank 2 from the connection port J1, and the inflow water whose flow velocity is reduced is divided into the upper flow F1 and the lower flow F2 by the front blade 2A, and the air bubbles in the flowing water are separated. The rear slat 2A is divided into the upper flow F3 and the lower flow F4, and the air bubbles generated from the flowing water are separated and raised to the air zone Za at the upper part of the tank, and become the circulating effluent Fout. It is supplied to the forward pipe S from the side connection port J2.
そして、上辺2Tの接続口J3はキャップ2Cで閉止し、タンク2の上部の空気域Zaは循環水の加熱膨張最大圧力が爆発臨界値以下(標準:1/3爆発圧力値)に設定されているため、空気分離圧力タンク2は、図6(C)の如く、横配置で使用しても、従来例1(図7)の、密閉膨張タンクとエアセパレータとの機能を発揮し、ヒーターユニットボックス1の小型化が可能となる。 Then, the connection port J3 on the upper side 2T is closed with a cap 2C, and in the air zone Za in the upper part of the tank 2, the maximum heating and expansion pressure of the circulating water is set below the explosion critical value (standard: 1/3 explosion pressure value). Therefore, even if the air separation pressure tank 2 is used in a horizontal arrangement as shown in FIG. 6 (C), the function of the hermetic expansion tank and air separator of the conventional example 1 (FIG. 7) is exhibited. The box 1 can be downsized.
また、本発明にあっては、例えば図2に示す如く、角筒状のヒーターユニットボックス1を縦配置して使用する際には、補助タンク2´は、前辺2Fを下側、後辺2Bを上側として配置し、上辺2Tの接続口J3及び後辺2Bの接続口J2をキャップ2Cで閉止し、前辺2Fの接続口J1は、水張り及び空気抜き用のクロスチーズ7Aからボール弁6Cを介して延出した枝管P6´上端に接続するのが好ましい。 Further, in the present invention, for example, as shown in FIG. 2, when the rectangular tubular heater unit box 1 is used in a vertical arrangement, the auxiliary tank 2 'has the front side 2F on the lower side and the rear side. 2B is placed on the upper side, the connection port J3 on the upper side 2T and the connection port J2 on the rear side 2B are closed with the cap 2C, and the connection port J1 on the front side 2F is connected to the ball cheese 6C from the cross cheese 7A for water filling and air venting. It is preferable to connect to the upper end of the branch pipe P6 'extending through.
この場合、ボール弁6Cに接続する延出枝管P6´は、空気分離圧力タンク2及びボール弁6C間の配管P6内であればどの位置から延出しても良く、また補助タンク2´は、延出枝管P6´より上方であれば、システム内の水張り時に、水位面wLより上方に流入した水を排出することが出来るが、典型的には、図3に示す如く、空気分離圧力タンク2から放熱器8への配管P6,P7経路中にクロスチーズ7Aからボール弁6Cを介して水平延出し、補助タンク2´を枝管P6´の屈曲上端に配置する。 In this case, the extending branch pipe P6 ′ connected to the ball valve 6C may extend from any position within the pipe P6 between the air separation pressure tank 2 and the ball valve 6C, and the auxiliary tank 2 ′ If it is above the extending branch pipe P6 ′, water flowing above the water level surface wL can be discharged when the system is filled with water. Typically, as shown in FIG. 3, an air separation pressure tank is used. 2 extends horizontally from the cross cheese 7A through the ball valve 6C into the pipes P6 and P7 route from the radiator 8 to the radiator 8, and the auxiliary tank 2 'is disposed at the bent upper end of the branch pipe P6'.
尚、システム内の空気抜きは、水張り時の水の勢いで排出することになり、その流速は、1.2m/sec以上を必要とし、完全に排出させるには水の流速を高めなければならず、その際に空気分離圧力タンク2及び補助タンク2´には、水位面wL1,wL以上の水が流入するもので、水道水でシステム内に水を流入する場合は、流入圧が0.5Mpaで、配管の抵抗で0.4Mpaとなり、流速は、9.1m/sec(水栓を満度に開放した場合で水量は15.1L/min)となる。 In addition, air venting in the system will be exhausted at the momentum of water filling, and the flow rate needs to be 1.2m / sec or more. , the air separation pressure tank 2 and the auxiliary tank 2 'to time, but the water level surface wL 1, wL more water flows, when flowing water in the system with tap water inflow pressure 0. At 5 Mpa, the pipe resistance is 0.4 Mpa, and the flow rate is 9.1 m / sec (when the water tap is fully opened, the amount of water is 15.1 L / min).
そして、システム内には、水温上昇により空気分離圧力タンク2内で調整される水の自然膨張圧、及び自然膨張圧に伴う空気の圧縮、膨張圧以外に、水が存在する機器、配管に、一様に負荷する水分子の活動によるシステム内圧力があり、3kw暖房能力ではシステム内の水量(14L)が多量で、水温80℃の場合は、空気分離圧力タンク2が1個では吸収出来ない0.16Mpaの圧力が発生するが、補助タンク2´の配置で、システム内圧力は0.04Mpaに低減する(システム内圧力は、所期0.01Mpa、80℃で0.04Mpaに設定して圧力タンクの容量、形状を設計している)。 And in the system, in addition to the natural expansion pressure of water adjusted in the air separation pressure tank 2 due to the rise in water temperature, and the compression and expansion pressure of air accompanying the natural expansion pressure, equipment and piping where water exists, There is pressure in the system due to the activity of uniformly loaded water molecules, and with 3 kW heating capacity, if the amount of water in the system (14 L) is large and the water temperature is 80 ° C, one air separation pressure tank 2 cannot absorb it. Although the pressure of 0.16 Mpa is generated, the pressure inside the system is reduced to 0.04 Mpa by the arrangement of the auxiliary tank 2 ′ (the pressure inside the system is set to the desired 0.01 Mpa, 0.04 Mpa at 80 ° C.) The capacity and shape of the pressure tank are designed).
従って、補助タンク2´は、水がある、どの部分に配設しても良く、水を排出するボール弁6Cから上方に位置させるため、水位面wLより上方の水を排出することが出来る。
勿論、補助タンク2´内の水を排出しないと所定の空気域Zaが確保出来なく、システム内圧力は吸収出来ず、機器及び配管の一番弱い部分が爆裂することとなる。
Accordingly, the auxiliary tank 2 'may be disposed in any portion where water is present, and is positioned above the ball valve 6C for discharging water, so that water above the water level surface wL can be discharged.
Of course, if the water in the auxiliary tank 2 ′ is not discharged, the predetermined air region Za cannot be secured, the pressure in the system cannot be absorbed, and the weakest part of the equipment and piping will explode.
また、角筒状のヒーターユニットボックス1を横配置して使用する際には、補助タンク2´は、下辺2Dを上側にして、前辺2Fの接続口J1及び後辺2Bの接続口J2をキャップ2Cで閉止し、下側の接続口J3は、水張り及び空気抜き用のクロスチーズ7Aから、ボール弁6Cを介して延出した枝管P6´上端に接続するのが好ましい。 In addition, when the square cylindrical heater unit box 1 is used in a lateral arrangement, the auxiliary tank 2 'has the lower side 2D on the upper side and the connection port J1 on the front side 2F and the connection port J2 on the rear side 2B. It is closed with the cap 2C, and the lower connection port J3 is preferably connected to the upper end of the branch pipe P6 ′ extending through the ball valve 6C from the cross cheese 7A for water filling and air venting.
従って、ボール弁6Cに補助タンク2´を接続したヒーターユニットボックス1は、システム内の爆発の心配の全く存在しない温水循環システムを提供するばかりか、例えば、1kwから3kw等への、システム内の水の充填量の増大を伴なう発熱容量の増大にも、ヒーターユニットボックス1を何ら変更すること無く対処可能となり、且つ、システム内への水張り及び空気抜きが容易となる。 Therefore, the heater unit box 1 with the auxiliary tank 2 'connected to the ball valve 6C not only provides a hot water circulation system without any fear of explosion in the system, but also in the system from 1 kW to 3 kW, for example. It is possible to cope with an increase in the heat generation capacity accompanying an increase in the filling amount of water without changing the heater unit box 1, and it is easy to fill the system with water and to vent the air.
本発明の暖房システムは、1台の放熱器8に1台のヒーターユニットボックス1が対応配置されるため、例え1台のヒーターユニットボックス1に故障が生じても、他のヒーターユニットボックス1及び対応放熱器8が機能するため、家屋全室の暖房システムの機能不全は避けられ、居住部の暖房の、全て停止の事態は避けられる。 In the heating system of the present invention, since one heater unit box 1 is arranged corresponding to one radiator 8, even if one heater unit box 1 fails, other heater unit boxes 1 and Since the corresponding radiator 8 functions, the malfunction of the heating system in all the rooms of the house can be avoided, and the situation of stopping all the heating of the living part can be avoided.
また、加熱部(パイプヒーター)を内臓するヒーターユニットボックス1は、放熱器8と隣接配置と出来るため、加熱部から放熱器への温水循環経路上での熱の放出損失は無く、ヒーターユニットボックス1内で生ずる熱放出も、室内加熱機能を奏するため、実質上、暖房熱の熱損失が生じない室内暖房システムとなる。 In addition, since the heater unit box 1 including the heating unit (pipe heater) can be disposed adjacent to the radiator 8, there is no loss of heat release on the hot water circulation path from the heating unit to the radiator, and the heater unit box The heat release generated in 1 also serves as an indoor heating function, so that an indoor heating system in which heat loss of heating heat does not substantially occur.
また、放熱器8が温水循環型であるため、放熱温度斑の生じない放熱暖房となり、各放熱器自体も、それぞれのヒーターユニットボックス1での別個独立の運転による加熱放熱となるため、必要暖房の運転が自在に調整出来る。
また、リフォーム時の、既設の循環型暖房システムの更新に際しても、床下、壁内等の旧配管は放置したまま、既設の温水循環放熱器に本発明のヒーターユニットボックス1を対応併置するだけで、本発明の暖房システムに、簡便に更新出来る。
Further, since the radiator 8 is of a hot water circulation type, the radiator 8 is radiated and heated without generating a radiated temperature, and each radiator itself is also radiated and heated by a separate and independent operation in each heater unit box 1. Can be freely adjusted.
Also, when renewing the existing circulating heating system at the time of renovation, the heater unit box 1 of the present invention is simply placed in parallel with the existing hot water circulation radiator while leaving the old piping under the floor, inside the wall, etc. The heating system of the present invention can be easily updated.
また、従来の温水循環暖房システム(図7)での、膨張タンク、エアセパレータ、安全逃し弁、及び水抜き弁の機能を奏する、新規な空気分離圧力タンク2を開発して採用したため、ヒーターユニットボックス1は、小型化、軽量化が可能となり、放熱器8も、温水循環型でさえあれば、慣用の金属製放熱器にも、軽量で腐蝕の怖れが無く、且つ火傷の怖れも無いプラスチック製放熱器にも対応可能であり、新築建物はもとより、既存建物の暖房システム改修にも、適用可能である。 In addition, since a new air separation pressure tank 2 having the functions of an expansion tank, an air separator, a safety relief valve, and a drain valve in the conventional hot water circulation heating system (FIG. 7) has been developed and adopted, the heater unit The box 1 can be reduced in size and weight, and if the radiator 8 is also a hot water circulation type, the conventional metal radiator is light and has no fear of corrosion, and there is no fear of burns. It can also be applied to plastic heatsinks that are not available, and can be applied not only to newly built buildings but also to heating systems for existing buildings.
そして、本発明の暖房システムにあっては、水張り及び空気抜き作業は、従来例1(図7)に比して容易であり、システム内への水張りと同時に空気抜きが実施出来、水張り時に、空気分離圧力タンク2及び補助タンク2´に、運転時の水位量以上の水が流入しても、空気抜きと共に排出されるので、放熱器に空気抜き装置が不要となり、システム内圧力を空気分離圧力タンク2と補助タンク2´で吸収するので安全であり、暖房の知識の乏しい技術者でも容易に取扱い可能である。 In the heating system of the present invention, the water filling and air venting work is easier than in the conventional example 1 (FIG. 7), and air can be vented simultaneously with the water filling into the system. Even if water exceeding the water level during operation flows into the pressure tank 2 and the auxiliary tank 2 ′, it is discharged together with the air vent. Therefore, no air venting device is required for the radiator, and the system internal pressure is reduced to the air separation pressure tank 2. Since it is absorbed by the auxiliary tank 2 ', it is safe and can be handled easily even by an engineer with little knowledge of heating.
〔ヒーターユニットボックス匡体(図4、図5)〕
ヒーターユニットボックス1は、電気温水循環暖房システムの、ヒーター、循環ポンプ等を含む温水暖房機能を収納したものであって、放熱器に隣接して、縦配置、又は横配置可能としたものであり、本体の匡体(ボックス)1と、収納する各種機器から成るものである。
図4は、匡体1の分解斜視図であって、(A)は左側板1Lを、(B)は右側板1Rを、(C)は上蓋1Uを、(D)は下蓋1Dを示す図であり、図5(A)は、匡体に組み立てた斜視図であり、図5(B)は、図5(A)のB−B線断面図である。
[Heater unit box housing (Figs. 4 and 5)]
The heater unit box 1 stores a hot water heating function including a heater, a circulation pump, etc. of an electric hot water circulation heating system, and can be arranged vertically or horizontally adjacent to a radiator. The main body is composed of a main body box 1 and various devices to be housed.
4A and 4B are exploded perspective views of the housing 1, wherein FIG. 4A shows the left side plate 1L, FIG. 4B shows the right side plate 1R, FIG. 4C shows the upper lid 1U, and FIG. 4D shows the lower lid 1D. FIG. 5 (A) is a perspective view assembled into a housing, and FIG. 5 (B) is a cross-sectional view taken along line BB in FIG. 5 (A).
ヒーターユニットボックスの匡体は、1.2mm厚の鋼板を押圧金型で加工した、左側板1L、右側板1Rを角筒形態に組んで、上蓋1Uと下蓋1Dとで両端を嵌合止着するものであって、図5(A)の組立て形態では、幅L1が180mm、奥行きW1が160mm、高さh1が590mmの角筒体である。
左側板1Lは、図4(A)に示す如く、断面L型で、内面に各種機器を固定収納する板材であり、高さh11が550mmで、匡体の幅L1(180mm)となる一側辺LS1側には、上下に、等間隔(100mm間隔)で、長さ60mm、高さ40mmの横長の電線挿入用孔H1を5ヶ所穿設し、匡体の奥行きW1となる他側辺LS2には、幅20mm、高さ40mmの縦長の空気流通孔H3を、電線挿入用孔H1の対応位置に5ヶ所穿設する。
The casing of the heater unit box is a 1.2 mm thick steel plate processed with a pressing die. The left side plate 1L and the right side plate 1R are assembled in a square tube shape, and the upper lid 1U and the lower lid 1D are fitted to both ends. In the assembled form of FIG. 5 (A), it is a rectangular tube having a width L1 of 180 mm, a depth W1 of 160 mm, and a height h1 of 590 mm.
As shown in FIG. 4 (A), the left side plate 1L is a plate material having an L-shaped cross section and fixedly housing various devices on the inner surface, and has a height h11 of 550 mm and a width L1 (180 mm) of the housing. On the side LS1 side, five horizontally long electric wire insertion holes H1 having a length of 60 mm and a height of 40 mm are formed at equal intervals (100 mm intervals) on the upper and lower sides, and the other side LS2 serving as the depth W1 of the housing. In this case, five vertically long air circulation holes H3 having a width of 20 mm and a height of 40 mm are formed at positions corresponding to the wire insertion holes H1.
そして、図4(A)に示す如く、一側辺LS1及び他側辺LS2の端部から小幅W11(標準:35mm)のコーナー辺1Aを屈曲延出し、コーナー辺1Aの端部には、更に、断面L型のアンカー片1Cを、図5(D)に示す如く、内方に小寸d12(標準:7mm)落ち込ませて延出する。
この場合、アンカー片1Cの上下端は小寸d11(標準:10mm)切落としておく。
そして、各コーナー辺の上下端、及び左側板1Lのコーナー部の上下端には、ねじ孔H2を穿設しておく。
また、電線挿入用孔H1を配置した一側辺LS1は、収納機能を担持するため、適所(標準:各コーナーからL11(40mm)位置の2ヵ所)に、上下に亘る補強リブ1Gを、小寸d15(標準:6mm)の半円突起の形態で形成しておく。
Then, as shown in FIG. 4A, a corner side 1A having a small width W11 (standard: 35 mm) is bent and extended from the ends of the one side LS1 and the other side LS2, and further, As shown in FIG. 5D, the anchor piece 1C having an L-shaped cross section is extended inward by a small dimension d12 (standard: 7 mm).
In this case, the upper and lower ends of the anchor piece 1C are cut off by a small dimension d11 (standard: 10 mm).
Then, screw holes H2 are formed in the upper and lower ends of each corner side and the upper and lower ends of the corner portion of the left side plate 1L.
In addition, the one side LS1 in which the wire insertion hole H1 is arranged has a storage function, so that the reinforcing ribs 1G extending in the vertical direction are small in place (standard: two locations at L11 (40 mm) from each corner). It is formed in the form of a semicircular protrusion with a dimension d15 (standard: 6 mm).
右側板1Rは、左側板1Lと整合一体化して匡体を形成するものであり、左側板1Lの内面に配置した各種機能機器のメンテナンス時に、取外す蓋板であり、図4(B)に示す如く、断面L型の一側辺RS1と他側辺RS2との屈曲コーナー部を、幅L10(標準:86mm)の傾斜辺1R´として、平滑面に形成し、一側辺RS1の端部及び他側辺RS2の端部は、図4(B)、図5(D)に示す如く、内方に屈曲して、小寸d12(標準:7mm)突出した当接アンカー片1Fを形成し、一側辺RS1及び他側辺RS2の端部の上下にはねじ孔H2を穿設しておく。 The right side plate 1R is aligned and integrated with the left side plate 1L to form a housing. The right side plate 1R is a lid plate to be removed during maintenance of various functional devices arranged on the inner surface of the left side plate 1L, as shown in FIG. As described above, the bent corner portion between the one side RS1 and the other side RS2 of the L-shaped cross section is formed on a smooth surface as an inclined side 1R ′ having a width L10 (standard: 86 mm), and the end of the one side RS1 and As shown in FIGS. 4B and 5D, the end of the other side RS2 is bent inward to form a contact anchor piece 1F protruding a small dimension d12 (standard: 7 mm), Screw holes H2 are formed above and below the ends of the one side RS1 and the other side RS2.
上蓋1Uは、下蓋1Dと対向同形状物であり、左側板1Lと右側板1Rとで形成する匡体1の角筒部の上端に嵌合係止するものであって、図4(C)に示す如く、天板1Tは、奥行きW1が160mm、幅L1が180mmで、右側板1Rの対向部では、折曲げ部EPから長さW10(標準:85mm)の位置から、右側板1Rの傾斜辺1R´に対向する長さL10(標準:86mm)の傾斜辺TSを備えた、矩形の一辺を傾斜辺TSとした変形5角形板であって、各辺は、天板1Tから下方へ直角折曲形態の、高さh10(20mm)の立上り片1Pを一体的に備えている。 The upper lid 1U has the same shape as the lower lid 1D, and is fitted and locked to the upper end of the rectangular tube portion of the housing 1 formed by the left side plate 1L and the right side plate 1R. ), The top plate 1T has a depth W1 of 160 mm and a width L1 of 180 mm. At the opposite portion of the right side plate 1R, from the position of the length W10 (standard: 85 mm) from the bent portion EP, A deformed pentagonal plate having an inclined side TS having a length L10 (standard: 86 mm) facing the inclined side 1R 'and having one side of the rectangle as the inclined side TS, each side downward from the top plate 1T A rising piece 1P having a height of h10 (20 mm) and having a right-angled bending shape is integrally provided.
即ち、上蓋1Uは、天板1Tと立上り片1Pとの箱蓋形態であり、立上り片1Pの出隅部以外には、立上り片1Pの内面に、突出長d10(10mm)の当接係止片1Vを当接固定し、各当接係止片1Vには、左側板1L及び右側板1Rのねじ孔H2に対応するねじ孔H2を配置しておく。
また、下蓋1Dは、上蓋と面対称の固形状物であって、天板1Tと同形の底板1Bの周囲に、高さh10が20mmの立上り片1Pを配置し、立上り片1Pの出隅部以外には、立上り片1Pの内面に当接係止片1Vを、高さd10(10mm)突出形態に固定し、当接係止片1Vの、左側板1L及び右側板1Rの下端のねじ孔H2の対応位置に、ねじ孔H2を配置したものである。
In other words, the upper lid 1U is a box lid form of the top plate 1T and the rising piece 1P, and is abutting and locking with a protruding length d10 (10 mm) on the inner surface of the rising piece 1P other than the protruding corner of the rising piece 1P. The pieces 1V are abutted and fixed, and screw holes H2 corresponding to the screw holes H2 of the left side plate 1L and the right side plate 1R are arranged in each abutting locking piece 1V.
The lower lid 1D is a solid object symmetrical to the upper lid, and a rising piece 1P having a height h10 of 20 mm is arranged around the bottom plate 1B having the same shape as the top plate 1T. In addition to the portion, the contact locking piece 1V is fixed to the inner surface of the rising piece 1P in a projecting form having a height d10 (10 mm), and the screws at the lower ends of the left side plate 1L and the right side plate 1R of the contact locking piece 1V. Screw holes H2 are arranged at positions corresponding to the holes H2.
即ち、匡体の組立ては、下蓋1D及び上蓋1Uの各立上り片1Pの端縁が、左側板1L及び右側板1Rの上下端縁と衝き合せ形態で、各当接係止片1Vが、左側板1L及び右側板1Rの内面に当接してねじ固定すれば良く、匡体1は、各立上り片1Pと、左側板1L及び右側板1Rとのねじ固定手段で、解体、及び組立てが自在であって、外面を形成する各鋼板が面一に衝き合せで形成出来るものである。 That is, the assembling of the casing is such that the edges of the rising pieces 1P of the lower lid 1D and the upper lid 1U collide with the upper and lower edges of the left side plate 1L and the right side plate 1R, and each contact locking piece 1V is It is only necessary to abut on the inner surfaces of the left side plate 1L and the right side plate 1R and to fix the screws. The housing 1 can be disassembled and assembled by screw fixing means of each rising piece 1P, the left side plate 1L and the right side plate 1R. And each steel plate which forms an outer surface can be formed in a flush manner.
〔空気分離圧力タンク2(図6)〕
図6(A)は、空気分離圧力タンク2の全体斜視図であって、図6(B)は、(A)の矢印B視前面図、図6(C)は、(A)のC−C線縦断面図、図6(D)は、空気分離圧力タンク2の縦配置状態説明図である。
空気分離圧力タンク2は、ヒーターユニットボックス1の温水循環経路内に配置して、従来例1(図7)の膨張タンク、エアセパレータ、水抜き弁、及び安全逃し弁を不要とする新規なタンクであり、1kw暖房用タンクの実施例に就いて説明する。
[Air separation pressure tank 2 (Fig. 6)]
6 (A) is an overall perspective view of the air separation pressure tank 2, FIG. 6 (B) is a front view as viewed in the direction of arrow B in FIG. 6 (A), and FIG. FIG. 6D is a longitudinal sectional view illustrating the air separation pressure tank 2.
The air separation pressure tank 2 is arranged in the hot water circulation path of the heater unit box 1 and is a novel tank that does not require the expansion tank, air separator, drain valve, and safety relief valve of the conventional example 1 (FIG. 7). An embodiment of a 1 kW heating tank will be described.
空気分離圧力タンク2は、一般肉厚0.6mmの半透明プラスチック樹脂成形品であり、構造は、図6(C)に示す如く、下部が、長さ(L2)140mm、高さ(h3)55mm、幅(W2)が50mmの箱型形状であり、上部は、上辺2Tの幅(W3)が38mm、長さ(L3)が70mm、高さ(h4)が30mmの裁頭角錐形状で、対向する前辺2F、後辺2Bには、下端から上方30mm(d5)で、幅W2の中央位置に、上辺2Tには、幅W3の中央で、後辺2Bより55mm(L5)の位置に、おのおの、外径13mmで肉厚0.5mmの接続口J1,J2,J3を配置したものである。 The air separation pressure tank 2 is a semi-transparent plastic resin molded product having a general wall thickness of 0.6 mm. As shown in FIG. 6 (C), the lower part has a length (L2) of 140 mm and a height (h3). It has a box shape with a width of 55 mm and a width (W2) of 50 mm, and the upper part has a truncated pyramid shape with a width (W3) of the upper side 2T of 38 mm, a length (L3) of 70 mm, and a height (h4) of 30 mm. The opposing front side 2F and rear side 2B are 30 mm (d5) upward from the lower end, at the center position of the width W2, and the upper side 2T is at the center of the width W3, at a position 55 mm (L5) from the rear side 2B. The connection ports J1, J2 and J3 having an outer diameter of 13 mm and a wall thickness of 0.5 mm are arranged.
そして、各接続口J1,J2,J3は、ゴムパイプ5A、又はゴムキャップ2Cの取付けを確実とするため、幅が1mmで突出高さが0.5mmの突起2Gを、6mm間隔で2ヵ所配置する。
また、図6(C)に示す如く、タンク2内には、左側辺2Lと右側辺2Rとに、差し渡し状に前側羽根板2Aと後側羽根板2A´とを配置する。
In each connection port J1, J2, J3, two projections 2G having a width of 1 mm and a projection height of 0.5 mm are arranged at intervals of 6 mm in order to ensure attachment of the rubber pipe 5A or the rubber cap 2C. .
In addition, as shown in FIG. 6C, in the tank 2, a front blade 2A and a rear blade 2A ′ are arranged in a passing manner on the left side 2L and the right side 2R.
前側の羽根板2Aは、幅W5が35mm、厚さ6mmで、後方に30°傾斜上昇する形態に、且つ、前端が、前辺2Fから距離(L6)25mmで、下辺2Dから高さ(h5)が20mmに配置し、後側羽根板2A´は、幅W6が30mm、厚さ6mmで後方に30°傾斜上昇する形態に、前端が、後辺2Bから距離(L5)55mmで、下辺2Dから高さ(h6)が35mmで配置し、タンク2内の容量を0.5Lとしたものである。 The front slat 2A has a width W5 of 35 mm, a thickness of 6 mm, and a configuration in which the rear end is inclined 30 ° upward, the front end is a distance (L6) 25 mm from the front side 2F, and the height (h5) from the lower side 2D. ) Is arranged at 20 mm, and the rear blade 2A ′ has a width W6 of 30 mm and a thickness of 6 mm, and is inclined upward by 30 °, the front end is a distance (L5) 55 mm from the rear side 2B, and the lower side 2D The height (h6) is 35 mm and the capacity in the tank 2 is 0.5L.
従って、該空気分離圧力タンク2は、横使用時は、図6(C)の如く、常温(15℃)水の状態の水位面wL1、水容量0.28L、空気量(空間容積)0.22Lで、前辺接続口J1から流入水Finが流速0.885m/sで流入し、前側羽根板2A下側で、流速0.118m/sの遅い流れF2となり、羽根板2Aの上側の流れF1は、下側流れF2より更に低い流速となり、水と空気は分離して、空気は上部空気域Zaに至る。 Accordingly, when the air separation pressure tank 2 is used sideways, as shown in FIG. 6C, the water level surface wL 1 in the normal temperature (15 ° C.) water state, the water volume 0.28 L, and the air volume (space volume) 0 .22L, inflow water Fin flows in from the front side connection port J1 at a flow velocity of 0.885 m / s, and becomes a slow flow F2 with a flow velocity of 0.118 m / s below the front blade 2A. The flow F1 has a lower flow velocity than the lower flow F2, the water and air are separated, and the air reaches the upper air zone Za.
また、前側羽根板2Aで未分離の空気は、後側の羽根板2A´の下側の流れF4が0.06m/sと低速であり、循環水は、2枚の羽根板2A,2A´がF1,F2,F3,F3の低速流に分流撹拌することで、水中の空気を完全に分離する。
尚、高温(80℃)で膨張した循環水の水位面はwL2に至り、上辺の接続口J3をゴムキャップ2Cで閉止して運転するため、空気域Zaは、許容圧力下の圧力空気となる。
Further, the unseparated air at the front blade 2A has a low flow F4 of 0.06 m / s below the rear blade 2A ', and the circulating water is two blades 2A, 2A'. However, the water in the water is completely separated by agitating the flow into the low-speed flow of F1, F2, F3, and F3.
Since the level of the circulating water expanded at high temperature (80 ° C.) reaches wL 2 and the upper side connection port J3 is closed with the rubber cap 2C, the air zone Za is the pressure air under the allowable pressure. Become.
また、タンク2は、縦使用時は、図6(D)の如く、前辺2Fを上側にして配置し、上辺2Tの接続口J3から流入水Finが流入して後辺2Bの接続口J2から流出水Foutとなり、常温時、即ち運転開始時の水位面はwL1であって、内容量0.5Lのタンク2は、水容量0.19L、空間容積(空気量)0.31Lで、暖房加熱温度80℃に達すれば、水位面はwL2に至る。
そして、0.885m/sの流入水Finは、タンク2内で急激に流速低下を生じて後側羽根板2A´に当り、羽根板2A´に上昇案内される流れF1が前側羽根板2Aの表流F3、裏流F4となり、下降流F2と共に、低流速での撹拌分流とすることによって空気を分離し、分離空気は、空気域Zaの圧力空気(標準:0.04Mpa以下)となる。
When the tank 2 is used vertically, as shown in FIG. 6D, the tank 2 is disposed with the front side 2F facing upward, and the inflow water Fin flows in from the connection port J3 on the upper side 2T, and the connection port J2 on the rear side 2B. The water level surface at the time of normal temperature, that is, at the start of operation is wL 1 and the tank 2 having an internal capacity of 0.5 L has a water capacity of 0.19 L and a space volume (air amount) of 0.31 L. When the heating heating temperature reaches 80 ° C., the water level reaches wL 2 .
Then, the inflowing water Fin of 0.885 m / s abruptly decreases in flow velocity in the tank 2 and hits the rear blade 2A ′, and the flow F1 that is guided upward to the blade 2A ′ is generated by the front blade 2A. It becomes surface flow F3 and back flow F4, and separates the air by making it a stirring and diversion at a low flow rate together with the downward flow F2, and the separation air becomes pressure air in the air region Za (standard: 0.04 Mpa or less).
〔循環ポンプ3(図3)〕
循環ポンプ3は、慣用ポンプで、ヒーターユニットボックス1の下蓋1Dに配置出来るものであれば良く、放熱器8がプラスチック製の場合は、慣用の樹脂製電磁ポンプを採用する。
樹脂製電磁ポンプは、安価、且つ軽量で、運搬取付け作業性も良く、騒音も38db以下と静かである、三相電気(株)製の、商品番号PMD−141B(単相100V用)、又は商品番号PMD−142BSG(単相200V用)を採用すれば良い。
[Circulating pump 3 (Fig. 3)]
The circulation pump 3 may be any conventional pump that can be disposed on the lower lid 1D of the heater unit box 1. If the radiator 8 is made of plastic, a conventional resin electromagnetic pump is used.
The resin electromagnetic pump is inexpensive, lightweight, has good transport and installation workability, and has a quiet noise of 38 db or less, manufactured by Three Phase Electric Co., Ltd., product number PMD-141B (for single phase 100V), or Product number PMD-142BSG (for single phase 200V) may be employed.
〔パイプヒーター4(図2)〕
パイプヒーター4は、ステンレスパイプに絶縁層、導電層、断熱絶縁層を溶射形成し、30w/cm2の高電力密度で、熱効率95%の省エネルギー型である、熱匠(株)製のSCヒーター(商品名)を採用すれば良い。
1本が1kwの該パイプヒーター4は、外径が15.88mm、長さが280mmで肉厚2mmのパイプ形状で、両端の外周をサンドブラスト処理で粗面としたものであり、また、暖房能力3kwとする場合には、3本採用すれば良い。
そして、肉厚20mmの保温材をパイプ外周に被覆すれば、発熱効果が向上する。
[Pipe heater 4 (Fig. 2)]
The pipe heater 4 is an SC heater manufactured by Thermal Engineering Co., Ltd., which is an energy-saving type having a high power density of 30 w / cm 2 and a thermal efficiency of 95% by thermally spraying an insulating layer, a conductive layer, and a heat insulating insulating layer on a stainless pipe. (Product name) may be adopted.
Each pipe heater 4 of 1 kw has a pipe shape with an outer diameter of 15.88 mm, a length of 280 mm and a wall thickness of 2 mm, and the outer periphery of both ends is roughened by sandblasting, and the heating capacity If it is 3 kw, three may be employed.
Then, if the heat insulating material having a thickness of 20 mm is coated on the outer periphery of the pipe, the heat generation effect is improved.
〔配管用パイプ5A(図2)〕
配管用パイプ5Aは、ヒーターユニットボックス1内の流水経路を形成するもので、耐久性、耐熱性、耐寒性、耐溶剤性に優れ、軽量、且つ可撓性がある、慣用の、肉厚が3mmで内径14mmのエチレン−プロピレンゴム(EPDM)のゴムパイプを採用する。
[Pipe 5A (Fig. 2)]
The pipe 5A for piping forms a flowing water path in the heater unit box 1 and is excellent in durability, heat resistance, cold resistance, solvent resistance, light weight and flexibility, and has a conventional thickness. An ethylene-propylene rubber (EPDM) rubber pipe with a diameter of 3 mm and an inner diameter of 14 mm is employed.
〔ボール弁6A,6B,6C(図2)〕
ボール弁6A,6B,6Cは、ヒーターユニットボックス1内に配置する水経路の開閉弁であって、円筒部に径3mmの開閉用孔を備え、該孔に六角レンチを挿入して弁の開閉を行うもので、長さ29.5mmのパイプ形状で、一方の端部に径12mmのねじ部を備える、バロフイック社(デンマーク)のザルホ型ボール弁を採用する。
[Ball valves 6A, 6B, 6C (FIG. 2)]
Ball valves 6A, 6B, 6C are water path opening / closing valves arranged in the heater unit box 1. The opening / closing valve has a 3mm diameter opening / closing hole in the cylindrical part, and a hexagon wrench is inserted into the hole. A Zalho ball valve from Valofick (Denmark), which has a pipe shape of 29.5 mm in length and has a threaded part with a diameter of 12 mm at one end, is adopted.
〔チーズ7,7A(図2、図3)〕
チーズ7,7Aは、ヒーターユニットボックス1内での水経路の接続に用いるもので、チーズ7は、T字形状で三方より、クロスチーズ7Aは十字状で四方より配管を接続することが出来る継手金具であり、径26mmで長さが46mmの、円筒部の長さ方向中央から、継ぎ口が直交して9mm突出した、慣用のT型チーズを採用する。
[Cheese 7, 7A (FIGS. 2 and 3)]
The cheeses 7 and 7A are used for connection of water paths in the heater unit box 1. The cheese 7 is a T-shaped joint from three sides, and the cross cheese 7A is a cross-shaped joint that can connect pipes from four sides. A conventional T-shaped cheese, which is a metal fitting and has a diameter of 26 mm and a length of 46 mm, in which a joint protrudes 9 mm perpendicularly from the center in the length direction, is adopted.
〔ヒーターユニットボックス内への機器の組込み(図2、図3)〕
ヒーターユニットボックス1内への機器類の組込みは、組立工場内で行うもので、例えば、図2に示す、縦型ヒーターユニットボックス1の場合は、左側板1Lと下蓋1Dとを、左側板1Lの下端と下蓋1Dの立上り片1Pとを上下に衝き合せて、当接係止片1Vと左側板1L下端とをねじ孔H2を介してねじ固定し、下蓋1Dの底板1Bに、3mm厚、50mm幅の平鋼板の架台11を載置敷設し、循環ポンプ3のスタンド3Sを架台11にボルト固定して循環ポンプ3を配置する。
[Incorporation of equipment into the heater unit box (Figs. 2 and 3)]
For example, in the case of the vertical heater unit box 1 shown in FIG. 2, the left side plate 1L and the lower lid 1D are connected to the left side plate. The lower end of 1L and the rising piece 1P of the lower lid 1D collide with each other up and down, and the abutment locking piece 1V and the lower end of the left side plate 1L are screwed through the screw holes H2, and the bottom plate 1B of the lower lid 1D is fixed to the bottom plate 1B. A flat steel plate 11 having a thickness of 3 mm and a width of 50 mm is placed and laid. The stand 3S of the circulation pump 3 is bolted to the stand 11 and the circulation pump 3 is arranged.
そして、補強リブ1Gを備えた左側板1Lの内面に、厚さ1.6mmの鋼板を折曲げた、慣用のハット型鋼(図示せず)を、適宜長さ、適宜高さで固定し、該ハット型鋼から鋼製支持材(図示せず)を持ち出して、空気分離圧力タンク2、補助タンク2´、及び3列のパイプヒーター4を支持固定し、ゴムパイプ5A及びホースバンド5Bを用いて、循環ポンプ3の回転継ぎ部3Fとパイプヒーター4とを接続し、パイプヒーター4間も接続し、図1(B)に示す如く、ヒーターユニットボックス1内には、戻り管Rから循環ポンプ3→パイプヒーター4→空気分離圧力タンク2→往き管Sの流入経路を形成する。 Then, on the inner surface of the left side plate 1L provided with the reinforcing ribs 1G, a conventional hat-shaped steel (not shown) obtained by bending a steel plate having a thickness of 1.6 mm is fixed at an appropriate length and an appropriate height, A steel support (not shown) is taken out from the hat-shaped steel, and the air separation pressure tank 2, the auxiliary tank 2 ', and the three rows of pipe heaters 4 are supported and fixed, and circulated using the rubber pipe 5A and the hose band 5B. The rotary joint 3F of the pump 3 and the pipe heater 4 are connected, and the pipe heaters 4 are also connected. As shown in FIG. 1 (B), in the heater unit box 1, from the return pipe R to the circulation pump 3 → pipe An inflow path of the heater 4 → the air separation pressure tank 2 → the forward pipe S is formed.
尚、空気分離圧力タンク(主タンク)2及び補助タンク2´は、共に同一タンクであって、図2(C),(D)に示す如く、上辺2Tが側面となる縦型に固定し、主タンク2の側面に位置する上辺2Tの接続口J3をパイプヒーター4に接続し、後辺2Bの接続口J2を放熱器8に接続して、前辺2Fの接続口J1をキャップ2Cで閉止する。 The air separation pressure tank (main tank) 2 and the auxiliary tank 2 ′ are both the same tank, and as shown in FIGS. 2 (C) and 2 (D), the upper side 2T is fixed to a vertical type as a side surface. The connection port J3 of the upper side 2T located on the side surface of the main tank 2 is connected to the pipe heater 4, the connection port J2 of the rear side 2B is connected to the radiator 8, and the connection port J1 of the front side 2F is closed with the cap 2C. To do.
この場合、図3に示す如く、空気分離圧力タンク2の下方のパイプ(配管)P6にはボール弁6Cを備えたチーズ7Aを接続し、チーズ7Aの下にはボール弁6Bを、ボール弁6Bの下方にはボール弁6Aを備えたチーズ7を配置して配管P7とする。
また、チーズ7Aからは枝管P6´を水平に延出し、枝管P6´の屈曲上端には補助タンク2´の下面に位置する接続口J1を接続する。
In this case, as shown in FIG. 3, a cheese 7A having a ball valve 6C is connected to a pipe (pipe) P6 below the air separation pressure tank 2, and a ball valve 6B and a ball valve 6B are provided under the cheese 7A. The cheese 7 provided with the ball valve 6A is disposed below the pipe P7.
Further, the branch pipe P6 ′ extends horizontally from the cheese 7A, and the connection port J1 located on the lower surface of the auxiliary tank 2 ′ is connected to the bent upper end of the branch pipe P6 ′.
即ち、補助タンク2´は、下側の前辺2Fの接続口J1とボール弁6Cとを、枝管P6´を介して接続し、上側の後辺2Bの接続口J2及び側辺の上辺2Tの接続口J3を、キャップ2Cで閉止して、空気分離圧力タンク2から放熱部8への循環システムの配管と、P6,P7間に枝管P6´で接続することで、水温上昇時の水分子活動によって増大するシステム内圧力を吸収する。 That is, the auxiliary tank 2 'connects the connection port J1 of the lower front side 2F and the ball valve 6C via the branch pipe P6', and connects the connection port J2 of the upper rear side 2B and the upper side 2T of the side side. The connection port J3 is closed with a cap 2C and connected to the piping of the circulation system from the air separation pressure tank 2 to the heat radiating section 8 with a branch pipe P6 'between P6 and P7, so that water at the time of rising water temperature Absorbs pressure in the system that increases due to molecular activity.
次いで、機器等の隙間を利用して、パイプヒーター4、循環ポンプ3、サーモスタット(図示せず)、温度センサー(図示せず)の電線を配線して、プリント基板(図示せず)、及び上蓋1Uに嵌め込んだ操作パネル9Bに接続する。
そして、一体化した左側板1Lと下蓋1Dに、上蓋1U及び右側板1Rをねじ固定すれば、ヒーターユニットボックス1と成る。
Next, using the gaps between the devices and the like, the pipe heater 4, the circulation pump 3, the thermostat (not shown), the temperature sensor (not shown) wires are wired, the printed circuit board (not shown), and the top cover Connected to the operation panel 9B fitted in 1U.
If the upper lid 1U and the right side plate 1R are screwed to the integrated left side plate 1L and lower lid 1D, the heater unit box 1 is obtained.
勿論、出荷前には、工場内で、往き管(サプライ管)S及び戻り管(リターン管)Rの端部を継手金具で連結し、図3(C)の如く、ボール弁6Bを閉止し、ボール弁6Aから水を流入し、通電して循環ポンプ3及びパイプヒーター4を作動し、ボール弁6Aから排水して、システム内の空気抜きを行い、温水を上昇させて空気分離圧力タンク2、補助タンク2´に負荷を与えて、漏水、及び機器類の異常ナシ、を確認のうえ、出荷する。 Of course, before shipment, the ends of the forward pipe (supply pipe) S and the return pipe (return pipe) R are connected with joint fittings in the factory, and the ball valve 6B is closed as shown in FIG. , Water flows in from the ball valve 6A, energizes to operate the circulation pump 3 and the pipe heater 4, drains from the ball valve 6A, vents the air in the system, raises the hot water, Ship it after applying a load to the auxiliary tank 2 'and confirming that there is no water leakage and abnormal equipment.
〔ヒーターユニットボックス1の取付け(図1、図2、図3)〕
放熱器8を壁面WSに固定金具で取付けし、縦型ヒーターユニットボックス1の右側板1Rを、ねじの取外しによって取外し、往き管(サプライ管)S及び戻り管(リターン管)Rを、放熱器8下方の継ぎ部8Jと接続し、左側板1Lに穿孔する5ヶ所の電線挿入用孔H1の適宜孔を介して、ヒーターユニットボックス1内の電源用電線と、壁面WSに埋設した電気ボックス9Aから引出した電線とを結線する。
[Mounting the heater unit box 1 (FIGS. 1, 2 and 3)]
The radiator 8 is attached to the wall surface WS with fixing brackets, the right side plate 1R of the vertical heater unit box 1 is removed by removing the screw, and the forward pipe (supply pipe) S and the return pipe (return pipe) R are connected to the radiator. 8 The electric box 9A embedded in the wall of the power source and the power supply wire in the heater unit box 1 through the appropriate holes of the five wire insertion holes H1 connected to the lower joint 8J and drilled in the left side plate 1L. Connect the wire drawn from the cable.
そして、補強リブ1Gを備えた左側板1Lを壁面WS側として、ヒーターユニットボックス1を固定する。
この場合、ヒーターユニットボックス1の電線は、ヒーターユニットボックス1内、若しくは、壁面の電気ボックス9A内に隠蔽される形態となり、電線コードを引掛けることなく、電線挿入用孔H1の位置選定も自在であるため、ヒーターユニットボックス1は、作業性良く、且つ外観良く敷設出来る。
Then, the heater unit box 1 is fixed with the left side plate 1L provided with the reinforcing rib 1G as the wall surface WS side.
In this case, the electric wire of the heater unit box 1 is concealed in the heater unit box 1 or the electric box 9A on the wall surface, and the position of the electric wire insertion hole H1 can be freely selected without hooking the electric wire cord. Therefore, the heater unit box 1 can be laid with good workability and good appearance.
〔水張り、空気抜き(図3)〕
図3(A),(D)に示す如く、ボール弁6Bを閉止し、ボール弁6A,6Cを開放して、ボール弁6Aに水道の蛇口(ア)を、耐圧ホース(ウ)で接続し、ボール弁6Cに短尺の透明ホース(エ)を取付け、1m立ち上げて揚程(オ)を維持し、透明ホース(エ)の先端をバケツ(イ)内に挿入する。
次いで、水道蛇口を開放して、ボール弁6Aから水道水を水流wの如く、水道圧で流入し、ボール弁6Cから水がバケツ(イ)内に流出したら、ボール弁6A及び水道の蛇口(ア)を閉止し、システム内の水圧を流出側の揚程(オ)で所定圧とした後、ボール弁6Cを閉止し、ボール弁6Bを開放する。
これにより、放熱器8及びヒーターユニットボックス1内の、水経路中の機器類の空気は、水道圧による水の流入時に排出され、温水循環暖房システム内は、揚程(オ)で付与された所定圧(0.01Mpa)の下に必要水量が充填出来る。
次いで、電源をオンにして水を循環させ、循環ポンプ3及びパイプヒーター4から異音が発生しなければ、システム内の空気は適正に除去されたことが確認出来る。
[Water filling and venting (Fig. 3)]
As shown in FIGS. 3A and 3D, the ball valve 6B is closed, the ball valves 6A and 6C are opened, and a tap faucet (A) is connected to the ball valve 6A with a pressure hose (C). Attach a short transparent hose (D) to the ball valve 6C, raise it 1 m, maintain the lift (e), and insert the tip of the transparent hose (D) into the bucket (a).
Next, the water tap is opened, and tap water flows from the ball valve 6A at a water pressure as in the water flow w. When the water flows out from the ball valve 6C into the bucket (I), the ball valve 6A and the water tap ( A) is closed, the water pressure in the system is set to a predetermined pressure at the head (e) on the outflow side, the ball valve 6C is closed, and the ball valve 6B is opened.
Thereby, the air of the equipment in the water path in the radiator 8 and the heater unit box 1 is discharged when the water flows in due to the water pressure, and the inside of the hot water circulation heating system is given at the head (e). The required amount of water can be filled under pressure (0.01 Mpa).
Next, when the power is turned on and water is circulated, and no abnormal noise is generated from the circulation pump 3 and the pipe heater 4, it can be confirmed that the air in the system has been properly removed.
即ち、システム内の初期圧力0.01Mpaの導入は、図3(D)に示す如く、システム内への水張り及び空気抜き作業を、ボール弁6Bを閉止して水流wを下側からの一方にし、ボール弁6A及び6Cを開放し、ボール弁6Aを水の給水口、ボール弁6Cを排出口とし、ボール弁6Aと水道の蛇口(ア)とを耐圧ホース(ウ)で接続し、次いで、ボール弁6Cと水を若干入れたバケツ(イ)とを、透明ホース(エ)を介して、揚程(オ)を維持して接続し、バケツ(イ)側の透明ホース(エ)を、ボール弁6Cより上方1mに保持する。 That is, as shown in FIG. 3D, the introduction of the initial pressure of 0.01 Mpa in the system is performed by filling the system with water and venting the air by closing the ball valve 6B and making the water flow w from the lower side. The ball valves 6A and 6C are opened, the ball valve 6A is used as a water supply port, the ball valve 6C is used as a discharge port, the ball valve 6A and a water tap (a) are connected by a pressure hose (c), Connect the valve 6C and a bucket (a) containing a little water through the transparent hose (d) while maintaining the lift (e), and connect the bucket (a) side transparent hose (d) to the ball valve. Hold 1m above 6C.
この場合、透明ホース(エ)を採用すれば、気泡を目視出来、またバケツ(イ)に水を入れ、透明ホース(エ)先端を水中に確保すれば、気泡が水の表面に浮かぶのを目視出来る。
そして、透明ホース(エ)をボール弁6Cから1mの揚程(オ)で保持すれば、給水の停止によってシステム内圧力はゼロとなり、透明ホース(エ)の揚程圧でシステム内圧力は0.01Mpaとなり、システム内の充填水に揚程(オ)で設定した初期圧力が導入出来る。
In this case, if you use a transparent hose (D), you can see the bubbles, and if you put water in the bucket (I) and secure the tip of the transparent hose (D) in water, the bubbles will float on the surface of the water. Visible.
If the transparent hose (d) is held at a lift (e) of 1 m from the ball valve 6C, the system internal pressure becomes zero by stopping the water supply, and the system internal pressure is 0.01 MPa by the lift pressure of the transparent hose (d). Thus, the initial pressure set in the head (e) can be introduced into the filling water in the system.
即ち、水道の蛇口(ア)を開放すれば、水流wはシステム内に流入し、空気分離圧力タンク2及び補助タンク2´内には、水道圧を伴った水流wの勢いで、おのおのの所定初期水位面wL1,wLより上方まで水が流入するが、バケツ(イ)内に、異音と共に空気が排出されるのを確認し、蛇口(ア)及びボール弁6Aを閉止して給水を停止すれば、システム内圧力は透明ホース(エ)の揚程により、所定の初期圧力が0.01Mpaに安定し、空気分離圧力タンク2は水位面WL1で、補助タンク2´は水位面wL(前辺2Fより10mmから20mm上方)で、おのおの一定となり、水位面より上方にあった水は、ボール弁6C及び透明ホース(エ)を介して、バケツ(イ)内に空気と共に排出され、システム内には、3kw暖房能力の場合は14Lの水量が、1kw暖房能力の場合は4.4Lの水量が充填出来る。
次いで、ボール弁6Cを閉止し、ボール弁6Bを開放して運転時の通水路を確保する。
That is, if the tap (a) of the water supply is opened, the water flow w flows into the system, and the air separation pressure tank 2 and the auxiliary tank 2 ′ have a predetermined flow rate with the water flow w accompanied by the water pressure. Water flows up to above the initial water level surfaces wL 1 and wL, but it is confirmed that air is discharged into the bucket (A) together with abnormal noise, and the faucet (A) and ball valve 6A are closed to supply water. if stopped, the system pressure lift the transparent hose (d), a predetermined initial pressure is stabilized to 0.01 Mpa, an air separation pressure tank 2 water level surface WL 1, the auxiliary tank 2 'level surface wL ( The water that is above the water level surface is 10 mm to 20 mm above the front side 2F, and the water that is above the water level is discharged along with the air into the bucket (I) via the ball valve 6C and the transparent hose (D). 1 for 3kw heating capacity When the amount of water of 4L is 1kw heating capacity, the amount of water of 4.4L can be filled.
Next, the ball valve 6C is closed and the ball valve 6B is opened to secure a water passage during operation.
尚、一般的に、システム内の圧力調整は、図7(A)に示すように、水の流入部に減圧弁を配置して規定圧力を確保し、温水ボイラーに付設する圧力計で最高圧を計測して、高圧であれば安全逃し弁で放出するが、水道水を初期圧力(0.01Mpa)に減圧する弁は、圧力が小さ過ぎるために無く、圧力計、安全逃し弁をヒーターユニットボックス1内に収納するのが難しいことから、本願発明は、昔ながらの透明ホース(エ)を高所保持して、揚程圧で負荷することとしたものである。 In general, as shown in FIG. 7 (A), the pressure in the system is adjusted by placing a pressure reducing valve at the water inflow section to ensure the specified pressure, and using a pressure gauge attached to the hot water boiler. If the pressure is high, the safety relief valve will release it, but there is no valve to reduce tap water to the initial pressure (0.01 MPa) because the pressure is too low. Since it is difficult to store in the box 1, the present invention is to hold the old transparent hose (D) at a high place and load it with a lifting pressure.
尚、水張り時に、空気分離圧力タンク2及び補助タンク2´内に水が流入すること、透明ホース(エ)の高所保持で初期圧力が導入され、タンク2´内の水が水位面wL1及びwLで安定すること、80℃でシステム内圧力を0.04Mpaになることは、実証試験で確認した。
そして、水張り時に、密閉状態の空気分離圧力タンク2及び補助タンク2´に流入する水は、圧力タンク2,2´内に空気があるので、空気の圧縮量分だけ水が流入する(何れにしても各タンクの水位面以上)が、給水を停止すると高位置に保持するバケツ(イ)側の透明ホース(エ)内の水は、バケツ(イ)内に排出され、空気が存在する開放状態となり、且つ、システム内圧力の安定により水位面以上の水は排出される。
In addition, when water fills, water flows into the air separation pressure tank 2 and the auxiliary tank 2 ′, initial pressure is introduced by holding the transparent hose (d) at a high position, and the water in the tank 2 ′ becomes the water level surface wL 1 It was confirmed by a demonstration test that the pressure was stable at wL and that the pressure in the system was 0.04 Mpa at 80 ° C.
When the water is filled, the water flowing into the air separation pressure tank 2 and the auxiliary tank 2 'in the sealed state has air in the pressure tanks 2 and 2'. However, the water in the transparent hose (D) on the side of the bucket (I) that is kept high when the water supply is stopped is discharged into the bucket (I) and air is open. The water above the water level is discharged due to the stable state of the system pressure.
〔その他〕
ヒーターユニットボックス1を、放熱器8の下面等、横長方向に配置する場合は、ヒーターユニットボックス1は、実施例(図1、図2)と同一機材で構成するが、横配置であるため、空気分離圧力タンク2は、横配置、即ち下辺2Dが下側、上辺2Tが上側になるように配置すれば良く、補助タンク2´は、横配置、即ち、下辺2Dが上側、上辺2Tが下側に、空気分離圧力タンク2を上下反転した形態で配置し、システム内配管P6,P7の中間から枝管P6´を、ボール弁6Cを介して上方に延出し、枝管P6´の上端に補助タンク2´の下側の接続口J3を接続すれば、補助タンク2´は、流入水が排出出来、圧力タンク2´としての空気粋Zaが確保出来る。
そして、ヒーターユニットボックス1は、角筒形態の傾斜辺1R´、即ち右側板1Rの傾斜辺が前面となるように配置し、傾斜辺1R´に操作パネル9Bを配置すれば、外観上も、操作上も好ましい。
[Others]
When the heater unit box 1 is arranged in the horizontally long direction such as the lower surface of the radiator 8, the heater unit box 1 is composed of the same equipment as the embodiment (FIGS. 1 and 2), The air separation pressure tank 2 may be arranged horizontally, that is, with the lower side 2D on the lower side and the upper side 2T on the upper side, and the auxiliary tank 2 'is arranged in the horizontal direction, ie, the lower side 2D on the upper side and the upper side 2T on the lower side. On the side, the air separation pressure tank 2 is arranged upside down, and the branch pipe P6 ′ is extended upward from the middle of the system internal pipes P6 and P7 via the ball valve 6C, and is connected to the upper end of the branch pipe P6 ′. If the connection port J3 on the lower side of the auxiliary tank 2 ′ is connected, the auxiliary tank 2 ′ can discharge the inflowing water and secure the air essence Za as the pressure tank 2 ′.
Then, the heater unit box 1 is arranged such that the inclined side 1R ′ in the form of a rectangular tube, that is, the inclined side of the right side plate 1R is the front surface, and the operation panel 9B is arranged on the inclined side 1R ′, the appearance is also improved. It is also preferable in terms of operation.
即ち、空気分離圧力タンク2は、図6(D)に示す形態となって、前辺2Fの接続口J1にパイプヒーター4経由の加熱水が流入し、後辺2Bの接続口J2から流出し、上辺2Tの接続口J3をキャップ2Cで閉止したために、圧力タンク2´として必要な空気域Zaが確保出来る。
そして、補助タンク2´は、図6(D)と上下反対の形態となって、前辺2Fの接続口J1及び後辺2Bの接続口J2はキャップ2Cで閉止し、下側の上辺2Tの接続口J3がボール弁6Cを介した枝管P6´の上端に接続して、補助タンク2´内の上部大半は、システム内圧力吸収用の空気域Zaとなる。
That is, the air separation pressure tank 2 has the form shown in FIG. 6D, and the heating water via the pipe heater 4 flows into the connection port J1 on the front side 2F and flows out from the connection port J2 on the rear side 2B. Since the connection port J3 of the upper side 2T is closed by the cap 2C, the air region Za necessary for the pressure tank 2 'can be secured.
Then, the auxiliary tank 2 ′ has an upside-down configuration as shown in FIG. 6D, and the connection port J 1 on the front side 2 F and the connection port J 2 on the rear side 2 B are closed with a cap 2 C, and the lower side upper side 2 T The connection port J3 is connected to the upper end of the branch pipe P6 ′ via the ball valve 6C, and most of the upper part in the auxiliary tank 2 ′ serves as an air zone Za for absorbing pressure in the system.
従って、角筒状のヒーターユニットボックス1を横方向に載置しても、空気分離圧力タンク2内での、前側羽根板2A及び後側羽根板2A´による循環温水の分流による制御乱流の発生により、空気分離作用、及び分離気泡の上部空気域Zaへの空気収納の作用を生じ、ヒーターユニットボックス1は、縦配置と同効機能を奏し、発明の所期の目的が達成出来、補助タンク2´も、空気分離圧力タンク2と共に、圧力タンクとしてシステム内圧力を吸収する。 Therefore, even if the square-shaped heater unit box 1 is placed in the horizontal direction, the control turbulence caused by the diversion of the circulating hot water by the front blade 2A and the rear blade 2A 'in the air separation pressure tank 2 is prevented. Occurrence causes an air separating action and an action of storing air in the upper air zone Za of the separated bubbles, and the heater unit box 1 has the same function as the vertical arrangement, and can achieve the intended purpose of the invention. The tank 2 ′ also absorbs the system internal pressure as a pressure tank together with the air separation pressure tank 2.
尚、実施例では、空気分離圧力タンク2の他に、同一構造の補助タンク2´を付加併設したが、補助タンクは、単に空気分離圧力タンク2の圧力吸収用空気域Zaに、更に空気域Zaを付加してシステム内圧力の吸収機能を増大するものであるため、水量の少ない1kw以下の暖房システムにあっては、補助タンク2´は省略出来る。 In the embodiment, an auxiliary tank 2 ′ having the same structure is additionally provided in addition to the air separation pressure tank 2, but the auxiliary tank is simply added to the pressure absorbing air area Za of the air separation pressure tank 2 and further to the air area. Since Za is added to increase the pressure absorption function in the system, the auxiliary tank 2 'can be omitted in a heating system with a small amount of water of 1 kW or less.
1 ヒーターユニットボックス(匡体、ボックス)
1A コーナー辺
1B 底板
1C アンカー片
1D 下蓋
1F 当接アンカー片
1G 補強リブ
1K 角筒部
1L 左側板
1P 立上り片
1R 右側板
1R´,TS 傾斜辺
1T 天板
1U 上蓋
1V 当接係止片(止着片)
2 空気分離圧力タンク(圧力タンク、主タンク、タンク)
2´ 補助タンク(圧力補助タンク、圧力タンク)
2A 前側羽根板(下方羽根板、羽根板)
2A´ 後側羽根板(上方羽根板、羽根板)
2B 後辺
2C キャップ
2D 下辺
2F 前辺
2G 突起
2L 左側辺(側辺)
2R 右側辺(側辺)
2T 上辺
3 循環ポンプ
3F 回転継ぎ部
3J 継ぎ部
3S スタンド
4 パイプヒーター
5A ゴムパイプ(パイプ)
5B ホースバンド
6A,6B,6C ボール弁
7 チーズ
7A クロスチーズ
8 放熱器
8A 横パイプ
8B 縦パイプ
9A 電気ボックス(電気配管ボックス)
9B 表示パネル(操作パネル)
11 架台
a 空気流
EP 折曲げ部
FS 床面
H1 電線挿入用孔
H2 ねじ孔
H3 空気流通孔
J1,J2,J3 接続口
P1,P2,P3,P4,P5,P6,P7 配管
P6´ 枝管
R 戻り管(リターン管)
S 往き管(サプライ管)
w 水流
WS 壁面
wL,wL1,wL2 水位面
Za 空気域
ア 水道水蛇口(蛇口)
イ バケツ
ウ 耐圧ホース
エ 透明ホース
オ 揚程
1 Heater unit box (frame, box)
1A Corner side 1B Bottom plate 1C Anchor piece 1D Lower lid 1F Contact anchor piece 1G Reinforcement rib 1K Square tube part 1L Left side plate 1P Rising piece 1R Right side plate 1R ', TS Inclined side 1T Top plate 1U Top lid 1V Contact locking piece ( Fastening piece)
2 Air separation pressure tank (pressure tank, main tank, tank)
2 'auxiliary tank (pressure auxiliary tank, pressure tank)
2A Front blade (lower blade, blade)
2A 'Rear blade (upper blade, blade)
2B Rear side 2C Cap 2D Lower side 2F Front side 2G Projection 2L Left side (side)
2R Right side (side)
2T Upper side 3 Circulation pump 3F Rotary joint 3J Joint 3S Stand 4 Pipe heater 5A Rubber pipe (pipe)
5B Hose band 6A, 6B, 6C Ball valve 7 Cheese 7A Cross cheese 8 Radiator 8A Horizontal pipe 8B Vertical pipe 9A Electrical box (electrical piping box)
9B Display panel (operation panel)
11 Mounting base a Air flow EP Folding part FS Floor H1 Wire insertion hole H2 Screw hole H3 Air flow hole J1, J2, J3 Connection port P1, P2, P3, P4, P5, P6, P7 Piping P6 'Branch pipe R Return pipe (return pipe)
S Outward pipe (supply pipe)
w Water flow WS Wall surface wL, wL 1 , wL 2 Water level surface Za Air area A Tap water faucet (faucet)
I Bucket Pressure-resistant hose D Transparent hose height
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