JP5106557B2 - Endoscope washing and disinfection bottle - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a bottle for an endoscope cleaning / disinfecting apparatus used in an endoscope cleaning / disinfecting apparatus for cleaning / disinfecting a used endoscope.

  An endoscope used for the purpose of examination and treatment in a body cavity serves not only the outer surface of the insertion part inserted into the body cavity but also an air / water supply conduit or forceps channel provided in the insertion part. Dirt adheres to pipes such as suction pipes. Therefore, the endoscope is cleaned and disinfected after use. In recent years, endoscope cleaning and disinfection processes are generally performed using a cleaning and disinfecting apparatus.

  When cleaning and disinfecting an endoscope with a cleaning and disinfecting apparatus, the user first opens the cleaning cover and stores and sets the used endoscope in the cleaning and disinfecting tank. Next, each port for supplying fluid such as liquid and gas provided in the cleaning / disinfecting tank and each pipe provided in the endoscope are connected via a cleaning tube. Next, the washing cover is closed and the processing start switch is turned on. Then, in accordance with a preset procedure, for example, a washing process, a rinsing process, a disinfection process, a rinsing process, and a drying process (by alcohol flush or the like) are performed in this order.

  In the disinfection process, a predetermined disinfecting / sterilizing solution (hereinafter referred to as disinfecting solution) is supplied from a chemical solution tank installed in the cleaning / disinfecting device to a cleaning / disinfecting tank. A predetermined amount of antiseptic solution is stored in advance in the chemical solution tank. The disinfectant stored in the chemical tank is generated by diluting the concentrated solution with dilution water.

  Conventionally, the disinfectant solution is prepared by a user at a specific preparation site, and the prepared disinfectant solution is injected into the chemical solution tank from the injection port of the chemical solution tank by the user. For this reason, for the user, preparing the disinfectant and injecting the prepared disinfectant into the chemical tank is one of complicated operations.

  In order to solve this problem, for example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-288069 discloses an endoscope cleaning and disinfecting apparatus including a disinfecting liquid tank to which a bottle body containing a disinfecting liquid concentrate is attached.

  In this endoscope cleaning / disinfecting apparatus, the bottle body is configured by including two bottles, and each bottle is configured by a main body portion in which liquid is stored and a cap attached to a mouth portion of the main body portion. . The cap is provided with a resin thin film portion that closes the mouth when the cap is attached to the mouth of the main body. The thin film portion is broken by a protrusion provided in a bottle mounting portion integrally provided in the chemical tank, so that the thin film portion that closes the mouth is opened and stored in the main body portion. Is discharged.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2000-288069

  However, in the endoscope cleaning and disinfecting apparatus disclosed in Patent Document 1, the bottle mounting portion is provided integrally with the chemical tank. For this reason, when positioning the projection and the cap so that the thin-walled portion is surely broken by the projection, the positioning must be performed by moving the chemical tank, which makes the positioning work complicated. .

  Further, as shown in the drawings describing the configuration of the bottle and the protrusions in Patent Document 1 and FIG. 21, the cap 204 that is integrally attached to the mouth 203 of the main body 202 constituting the bottle 201 is attached to the mouth 203. A thin portion 205 that closes the opening is provided, and the thin portion 205 is cut by the projection 211. When the tip structure of the protruding portion 211 has a so-called slash cut shape in which the pipe member 210 is cut obliquely, the thin-walled portion 205 is formed by the protruding portion 211 as shown in the drawing explaining the operation of the protruding portion in FIG. Separated and cut. For this reason, the cut thin-walled portion 205 passes through the opening 212 and falls into the chemical tank, or the cut thin-walled portion 205 blocks the opening 212 of the pipe member 210 in whole or in part. There is a possibility that it takes time for the liquid inside to be injected into the chemical tank.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and provides an endoscope cleaning / disinfecting apparatus bottle that prevents a disinfecting liquid not applicable from being accidentally placed on the disinfecting tray of the cleaning / disinfecting apparatus. It is aimed at that.

The bottle for an endoscope cleaning / disinfecting apparatus of the present invention is a bottle for an endoscope cleaning / disinfecting apparatus including a first bottle and a second bottle accommodated in an accommodating part of a chemical bottle cassette tray provided in the endoscope cleaning / disinfecting apparatus. a is, the first bottle, the first bottle body where endoscopic disinfectant is stored, the receiving portion of the composed by providing a central axis at a position off the center axis of the first bottle having a lower inner surface of surface match to the inner surface of the bottle main body lower side wall disposed on the bottom, a front Symbol first port portion provided on the upper surface of the first bottle body, is composed of a plane of the first bottle body A first recess for receiving a convex portion which is provided on a side surface of the side wall and is configured as an engagement means in the storage portion, and the second bottle stores an endoscope disinfectant. The second bottle main body and the center away from the central axis of the second bottle Having a lower inner surface to the inner surface of the bottle main body lower side wall that is disposed on the bottom of the receiving portion configured to provide a shaft for surface match, the previous SL second port portion provided on the upper surface of the second bottle body A second concave portion provided on a side surface of the side wall constituted by a plane of the second bottle main body and accommodating the convex portion, and a bottom surface that is a lower surface of the first bottle and the second bottle matching is a bottom a bottom, and further wherein as the position of the first port of the aperture and the position of the opening of the second port portion are aligned, is provided adjacent the second bottle and the first bottle The bottle body is provided with a hole or a recess in which a convex portion formed in the housing portion is formed by combining the first concave portion and the second concave portion.

  According to this configuration, the endoscope cleaning / disinfecting apparatus bottle is disposed in a predetermined state on the disinfecting tray of the cleaning / disinfecting apparatus.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to realize an endoscope cleaning / disinfecting apparatus bottle that prevents a disinfecting liquid that is not applicable from being erroneously disposed on the disinfecting tray of the cleaning / disinfecting apparatus.

A perspective view for explaining an endoscope cleaning and disinfecting apparatus The perspective view explaining the washing / disinfecting tank in which the endoscope is stored with the top cover of the endoscope cleaning / disinfecting apparatus opened. Diagram explaining the relationship between the top cover and the tank body The figure which shows the state which is supplying the liquid in the tank main body from the jet nozzle of a supply nozzle, and is ejecting the liquid toward the inner surface of a convex part. AA line sectional view of FIG. The figure which shows the state which is supplying the liquid in the tank main body from the jet nozzle of a supply nozzle, and is ejecting the liquid toward the dome vertex of a dome-shaped convex part Diagram explaining the relationship between the disinfectant tray and bottle Diagram for explaining the structure of the disinfectant tray Top view for explaining a state in which bottles are arranged on the disinfectant tray Front view for explaining a state in which bottles are arranged on the disinfectant tray The figure explaining the relationship between a bottle, a bottle arrangement | positioning part, the obstruction | occlusion part opening part provided in the bottle arrangement | positioning part, and a chemical | medical solution tank. The perspective view explaining the structure of the obstruction | occlusion part open | release part The figure explaining the state by which the bottle is arrange | positioned at the bottle arrangement | positioning part and the blade part of the obstruction | occlusion part open part is facing the thin part of the expansion surface part. The figure explaining the state which is pressing the obstruction | occlusion part by the expansion surface part of the obstruction | occlusion part open | release part The figure which shows the open state which pushed up the obstruction | occlusion part by the press part of the obstruction | occlusion part open | release part The figure explaining the relationship between an obstruction | occlusion part open part and a fracture state The figure which shows the state where the liquid in the bottle is poured into the chemical tank The figure explaining the composition of a liquid quantity detection sensor The figure explaining the effect | action of a liquid quantity detection sensor The figure explaining the structure of the liquid quantity detection sensor which prevents electrical malfunctions, such as a malfunction generated by dew condensation. The figure explaining the composition of a bottle and a projection part The figure explaining the operation of the projection

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
1 to 20 relate to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 1 is a perspective view for explaining an endoscope cleaning and disinfecting apparatus, and FIG. 2 is an endoscope in which the top cover of the endoscope cleaning and disinfecting apparatus is opened. FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining the relationship between the top cover and the tank body, and FIG. 4 is for supplying the liquid into the tank body from the outlet of the supply nozzle, and for the convex portion. FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. 1, and FIG. 6 is a dome-like shape while supplying liquid from the outlet of the supply nozzle into the tank body. The figure which shows the state which is ejecting the liquid toward the dome vertex of a convex part, FIG. 7 is a figure explaining the relationship between the tray for disinfecting liquids and a bottle, FIG. 8 is a figure explaining the structure of the tray for disinfecting liquids, FIG. 9 is a top view for explaining a state in which bottles are arranged on the disinfectant tray, and FIG. FIG. 11 is a front view for explaining the state in which the bottle is disposed. FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining the relationship between the bottle, the bottle disposing portion, the closing portion opening portion provided in the bottle disposing portion, and the chemical liquid tank. FIG. 13 is a perspective view for explaining the configuration of the closing part opening part, and FIG. 13 is a view for explaining a state in which the bottle is disposed in the bottle disposing part and the blade part of the closing part opening part faces the thin part of the expansion surface part. FIG. 14 is a diagram for explaining a state in which the closing part is pressed by the extended surface part of the closing part opening part, FIG. 15 is a diagram showing an open state in which the closing part is pushed up by the pressing part of the closing part opening part, and FIG. FIG. 17 is a diagram illustrating a relationship between the part opening portion and the fracture state, FIG. 17 is a diagram illustrating a state in which the liquid in the bottle is poured into the chemical tank, and FIG. 18 is a diagram illustrating the configuration of the liquid amount detection sensor. 19 is a diagram for explaining the operation of the liquid amount detection sensor, and FIG. 20 is caused by condensation. It is a diagram illustrating the configuration of a liquid amount detection sensor to prevent electrical troubles such as malfunction that.

  The endoscope cleaning / disinfecting apparatus 1 of the present embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 is an apparatus for cleaning and disinfecting a used endoscope 100. The cleaning / disinfecting apparatus main body 2 and the cleaning / disinfecting apparatus main body The main part is comprised with the top cover 3 which is a cover body connected with 2 through the coupling tool mentioned later so that opening and closing is possible. The cleaning / disinfecting apparatus main body 2 is provided with a cleaning / disinfecting tank 4 in which the endoscope 100 is accommodated.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a detergent / alcohol tray 11 is provided on the front face (hereinafter referred to as the front face) in the figure where an operator (not shown) of the cleaning / disinfecting apparatus main body 2 approaches, for example, on the upper left side. ing. The detergent / alcohol tray 11 is configured to be able to be pulled out forward of the cleaning / disinfecting device main body 2.

  The detergent / alcohol tray 11 contains a tank 11a for storing a cleaning liquid used in a cleaning process for cleaning the endoscope 100, and an alcohol used in a drying process for drying the endoscope 100 after cleaning and disinfection. The tank 11b to be stored is stored.

  The detergent / alcohol tray 11 is provided with a window portion 11m for checking the remaining amount of cleaning liquid and alcohol in the tanks 11a and 11b. Accordingly, the user can check the remaining amount of the cleaning liquid and alcohol in the tanks 11a and 11b through the window portion 11m. Here, when the user confirms that the remaining amount is insufficient, after the detergent / alcohol tray 11 is pulled out, the tanks 11a and 11b are taken out and the washing liquid or alcohol is replenished.

  On the other hand, on the front surface of the cleaning / disinfecting apparatus main body 2, for example, on the upper right side, a bottle cassette tray for chemical liquid in which a chemical liquid such as a disinfecting liquid is stored (hereinafter referred to as a “sterilizing liquid tray”). 12 is provided. In the disinfecting liquid tray 12, bottles 70A and 70B, which are containers containing a disinfectant used in a disinfecting process for disinfecting the endoscope 100, are accommodated.

  A sub operation panel 13 is provided on the front surface of the cleaning / disinfecting apparatus main body 2 and above the disinfecting liquid tray 12. The sub operation panel 13 is provided with instruction buttons (not shown) such as a program number display section, a cleaning time display section, a disinfection time display section, a disinfection liquid information display section, a function check button, an air supply button, and a disinfection liquid heating button. ing.

  In addition, a foot switch 14 is provided at the lower center of the front surface of the cleaning / disinfecting apparatus main body 2. When the user steps on the foot switch 14, the top cover 3 held in the closed state with respect to the cleaning / disinfecting apparatus body 2 is brought into the open state shown in FIG.

  The top cover 3 is provided with a packing 63 which will be described later. When the top cover 3 is closed as shown in FIG. 1, the packing 63 is arranged in close contact with an endoscope receiving port which will be described later. It has become. Reference numeral 8 denotes a handle, which is a portion to be gripped when the user closes the top cover 3 or the like.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a cleaning / disinfecting tank 4 in which the endoscope 100 can be accommodated is provided in the upper part of the cleaning / disinfecting apparatus main body 2. Further, main operation panels 25 are provided on both ends of the front side of the cleaning / disinfecting apparatus main body 2 with the cleaning / disinfecting tank 4 interposed therebetween. The main operation panel 25 is provided with various operation buttons such as a program selection button, a disinfectant counter, a time display unit, a water leak detection button, an alcohol flash button, a start button, and a stop button. The front side on which the main operation panel 25 and the foot switch 14 are provided is the operator operation position 4k side.

  The cleaning / disinfecting tank 4 is mainly composed of a tank body 50 and a terrace portion 51 provided continuously around the outer peripheral edge of the endoscope accommodation opening that opens above the tank body 50. When the endoscope 100 after use is cleaned and disinfected, the tank body 50 accommodates the endoscope 100. The terrace portion 51 is formed as an inclined surface that is directed toward the endoscope housing opening, in other words, obliquely upward. A water supply hose connection port 31 for supplying tap water to the cleaning / disinfecting device main body 2 is provided on the upper surface of the cleaning / disinfecting device main body 2 on the back side. The water supply hose connection port 31 and the water tap are connected by a hose (not shown).

Between the terrace portion 51 and the bottom surface 50t, a flat surface portion 50h parallel to the bottom surface 50t of the tank body 50 is provided. A supply nozzle 23 and disinfecting liquid nozzles 24 having jet outlets 23a and 23b on the side surface and the upper surface are disposed on the flat surface portion 50h. The supply nozzle 23 supplies the cleaning liquid in the tank 11a into the tank body 50, and a tank of cleaning liquid, water, disinfecting liquid, etc. sucked from a circulation port 56 described later provided on the side surface 50s of the tank body 50. Re-supply to the main body 50 is performed. The disinfecting liquid nozzle 24 supplies the disinfecting liquid in the chemical tank (see reference numeral 78 in FIG. 3) disposed at a predetermined position in the cleaning / disinfecting apparatus main body 2 into the tank main body 50.
The supply nozzle 23 and the disinfecting liquid nozzle 24 may be arranged on the terrace surface 51t.

  At an arbitrary position on the side surface 50s of the tank body 50, a water level sensor 32 with a cover for detecting the water level of the cleaning liquid, water, disinfecting liquid, etc. supplied to the tank body 50 is provided. On the other hand, on the surface 51f of the terrace surface 51t facing the operation position 4k for the operator, a fluid such as cleaning liquid, water, disinfecting liquid, alcohol, or air is supplied to a pipe provided inside the endoscope 100. At least one air supply / water supply / forceps port 33 and sub-water supply / forceps raising port 34 for supply are provided. Reference numeral 35 denotes a water leak detection port.

  A drainage port 55 is provided on the bottom surface 50t of the tank body 50, and a circulation port 56 is provided on the side surface 50s. The drain port 55 discharges the cleaning liquid, water, disinfectant, alcohol, and the like, which are fluids supplied to the tank body 50, from the tank body 50 through a predetermined pipe line (not shown). The circulation port 56 absorbs the cleaning liquid, water, disinfectant, and the like supplied to the tank body 50 from the tank body 50 via a pump (reference numeral 50p in FIG. 4). Then, the washed cleaning liquid, water, disinfecting liquid, etc. are re-supplied from the supply nozzle 23 to the tank body 50 and from the air / water supply / forceps port 33 and the auxiliary water / forceps raising port 34. It is re-supplied into each pipe line arranged in the endoscope 100.

The configuration of the top cover 3 will be described with reference to FIGS.
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the top cover 3 disposed on the upper surface side of the cleaning / disinfecting device main body 2 mainly includes a frame body 61, a cover member 62, and a packing 63. A cover member 62 is integrally fixed to the side surface of the apparatus body of the frame body 61. A packing 63 is integrally fixed to the side surface of the apparatus main body of the cover member 62.

  The packing 63 fixed to the cover member 62 is formed in a predetermined shape with an elastic member having a predetermined elastic force, and is closely arranged so as to surround the endoscope accommodation opening provided in the cleaning / disinfecting apparatus body 2. Is done. The packing 63 is provided with a close contact portion 63a and an attachment portion 63b. The attachment portion 63b is configured to be engaged and disposed in a packing disposition groove (see reference numeral 62c in FIG. 3 and the like), which will be described later, provided in the cover member 62. On the other hand, the contact portion 63a is arranged in a predetermined contact state with respect to the upper surface in the vicinity of the endoscope accommodation port formed in the cleaning / disinfecting device body 2.

  The cover member 62 shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 is formed of a light transmissive resin member, so-called transparent resin member or translucent resin member, in a predetermined shape. Specifically, the cover member 62 of the present embodiment is configured by providing a flat portion 62a and a convex portion 62b. The supply nozzle 23 and the disinfecting liquid nozzle 24 disposed on the flat surface portion 50h of the cleaning / disinfecting apparatus main body 2 are disposed in the internal space of the convex portion 62b. On the other hand, the flat portion 62a is in a state in which the top cover 3 is closed and, for example, a cleaning liquid or a disinfecting liquid is supplied into the tank body 50 through the outlet 23a of the supply nozzle 23. When the liquid level reaches a predetermined water level, the tank body side surface of the flat portion 62a is in contact with the filled liquid level.

  Accordingly, the cleaning and disinfection of the side surface of the tank body constituting the flat portion 62a can be performed by supplying the cleaning liquid and the disinfecting liquid into the tank body 50. In the state where the cleaning liquid or the disinfecting liquid is supplied through the supply nozzle 23, the cleaning liquid or the disinfecting liquid is directed from the jet outlet 23b provided in the supply nozzle 23 toward the inner surface that does not contact the liquid surface of the convex portion 62b. Is ejected, and the inner surface of the convex portion 62b can be cleaned and disinfected.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 5, a packing disposition groove 62 c that is a concave portion is provided at a predetermined position on the side surface of the apparatus main body, which is one surface side of the flat portion 62 a of the cover member 62. The mounting portion 63b constituting the packing 63 is fitted and disposed in the packing disposing groove 62c, and is fixed integrally by, for example, adhesion. On the other hand, a frame fixing portion 62d which is a convex portion is provided at a predetermined position on the other surface side of the flat portion 62a. The frame body fixing portion 62d is engaged and disposed in a cover disposition portion described later provided in the frame body 61.

  The frame 61 is formed into a predetermined shape by, for example, pressing a metal member such as stainless steel. The frame 61 is provided with a hook disposing portion 61a, a hinge disposing portion 61b, and a cover disposing portion 61c.

  The hook disposing portion 61 a is provided in the vicinity of the handle 8, and a U-shaped hook 64 a constituting the lock mechanism 64 is integrally fixed. The hook 64a is configured such that a claw portion 64b constituting a lock mechanism 64 provided on the front surface side of the cleaning / disinfecting apparatus body 2 is engaged and disposed.

  A rotating portion 65a constituting an opening / closing hinge 65, which is an opening / closing member, is integrally fixed to the hinge arrangement portion 61b. A spring member (not shown) that generates a predetermined urging force with respect to the rotating portion 65a is provided on a shaft portion (not shown) of the opening / closing hinge 65. A fixing portion (not shown) constituting the open / close hinge 65 is integrally fixed to a hinge fixing member 65b provided on the back side of the cleaning / disinfecting apparatus main body 2.

  Therefore, as shown in FIG. 3, when the frame 61 is disposed in the closed state with respect to the cleaning / disinfecting apparatus main body 2 and the claw portion 64 b constituting the lock mechanism 64 is engaged and disposed in the hook 64 a, The urging force in the direction of arrow A is constantly applied to the frame 61 from the rotating portion 65a, and the lock mechanism 64 is held in a closed state by being locked.

  Then, when the foot switch 14 is depressed by the user, the engagement arrangement state of the claw portion 64b and the hook portion 61c constituting the lock mechanism 64 is released. Then, the frame 61 in the closed state starts to move in the direction of arrow A by the urging force of the spring disposed on the opening / closing hinge 65, and the frame 61 moves to the open state position (see FIG. 2).

  The cover disposing portion 61c has a substantially U-shaped cross section at a predetermined position on the side surface of the apparatus main body. A frame fixing portion 62d of the cover member 62 is engaged with the cover arrangement portion 61c configured in a substantially U shape, and in this state, is fixed integrally by adhesion, for example.

  Note that a seal member disposing portion 61d wider than the cover disposing portion 61c is provided on the opening side of the cover disposing portion 61c of the frame body 61. A seal member 66 having a hook-shaped portion 66a is disposed in the seal member disposition portion 61d. In a state where the frame body fixing portion 62d of the cover member 62 is engaged and arranged in the cover arrangement portion 61c, the hook-like portion 66a of the seal member 66 is closely attached to the frame body fixing portion 62d to maintain liquid tightness. It is configured.

  Further, in a state where the frame body fixing portion 62d of the cover member 62 is engaged and arranged in the cover arrangement portion 61c, the packing 63 arranged in the packing arrangement groove 62c of the cover member 62 constitutes 61a and 61b. It is arranged directly below the metal part or in the cover arrangement part 61c and provided in the frame body fixing part 62d.

  Further, a first escape portion 62e corresponding to the hook 64a and a second escape portion 62f corresponding to the rotating portion 65a are provided at predetermined positions of the frame fixing portion 62d of the cover member 62.

  As described above, the top cover is composed of a metal frame, a resin cover member fixed integrally to the frame, and a packing integrally fixed to the cover member. Rigidity can be significantly improved compared to a top cover made of resin.

  In addition, considering the strength of the packing arrangement position provided on the cover member constituting the top cover, the frame fixing portion arranged directly below the metal portion constituting the frame body or in the cover arrangement portion of the frame body By providing in, it can prevent malfunctions, such as a cover member bending, and can maintain liquid-tightness reliably.

  Further, by providing a jet outlet provided on the side surface of the supply nozzle for supplying the liquid into the tank body, and a jet outlet for jetting the liquid on the inner surface provided on the upper surface and not in contact with the liquid level of the convex portion. The two nozzles can supply the liquid to the tank body and eject the liquid to the inner surface of the convex portion. This makes it possible to achieve both space securing and downsizing and disinfection of the entire cover.

  In addition, you may make it form the shape of the convex part 62b as a dome-shaped convex part 62g as shown in FIG. In this configuration, by setting the outlet 23b of the supply nozzle 23 at the dome apex 62h, the liquid ejected from the outlet 23b from the supply nozzle 23 spreads radially from the dome apex 62h, and the dome-shaped convex portion 62g The side of the tank body can be washed evenly.

  Further, by appropriately setting the distance from the jet outlet 23b to the dome apex 62h, it is possible to adjust the momentum of the liquid ejected to the dome apex 62h to minimize the spots generated when the liquid hits.

  Further, by appropriately setting the diameter of the outlets 23a and 23b of the supply nozzle 23 and the diameter of the fluid passage 23c communicating with the outlets 23a and 23b, the nozzles are ejected from the respective outlets 23a and 23b. The amount and momentum of the liquid can be set to a desired state. In the present embodiment, the relationship between the ejection port 23a, the ejection port 23b, and the fluid path 23c is, for example, the relationship of the diameter dimension of the fluid path 23c> the diameter dimension of the ejection port 23b> the diameter dimension of the ejection port 23a. The step 23d is formed at the end of the fluid path 23c.

  As a result, it is possible to obtain a resistance that branches the flow of the liquid supplied to the fluid passage 23c toward the jet outlet 23b toward the jet outlet 23a. Further, the step 23d is provided, and the relationship between the diameter dimension of the fluid path 23c, the diameter dimension of the ejection port 23b, and the diameter dimension of the ejection port 23a is expressed as follows. By setting the size> the diameter size of the ejection port 23a, the momentum of the liquid ejected from the ejection port 23b can be made stronger than the momentum of the liquid ejected from the ejection port 23a.

The relationship between the disinfectant tray 12 and the bottles 70A and 70B will be described with reference to FIGS.
As shown in FIG. 7, the disinfectant tray 12 can be pulled out forward of the cleaning / disinfecting device main body 2. A bottle body 70 in which the first bottle 70A and the second bottle 70B, which are two types of bottles, are fixed together by, for example, the tape 15 indicated by a broken line, is integrated into the housing portion 12a of the disinfecting liquid tray 12. Thus, it is arranged and stored as shown by the arrow. The first bottle 70A stores the main agent concentrated with the disinfectant, and the second bottle 70B stores the buffer.

  As shown in FIGS. 7 and 9, each of the bottles 70 </ b> A and 70 </ b> B includes a substantially box-shaped bottle main body 71 in which a liquid is stored and a cap 72. The bottle main body 71 is provided with a substantially cylindrical mouth portion 71a through which the stored liquid is discharged. The cap 72 has a substantially cylindrical shape and is attached to the mouth portion 71a.

  Further, in the bottle main body 71 constituting the bottles 70A and 70B accommodated in the accommodating portion 12a of the disinfecting liquid tray 12, the bottle 70A and the bottle 70B which are specific bottles are arranged in the accommodating portion 12a. Protrusions 73L and 73R and recesses 74L and 74R that constitute the coupling means are provided.

  Specifically, with respect to the bottle 70A, in the arrangement positional relationship in which one surface side of the bottles 70A and 70B constituting the bottle body 70 is opposed to the housing portion 12a of the disinfecting liquid tray 12, the right side wall of the bottle main body 71 is disposed. A protrusion 73 </ b> R is provided at a predetermined position on the bottom side, and a recess 74 </ b> L is provided at a predetermined position in the center of the side of the left side wall formed by the plane of the bottle body 71. On the other hand, for the bottle 70B, in the same arrangement positional relationship, a protrusion 73L is provided at a predetermined position on the bottom side of the left side wall of the bottle main body 71, and at a predetermined position at the center of the side of the right side wall constituted by the plane of the bottle main body 71. A recess 74R is provided.

  Therefore, in the bottle body 70 that is configured by integrally fixing the first bottle 70A and the second bottle 70B with the tape 15 in a predetermined state, the protrusions 73L and 73R that protrude in the left-right direction on the bottom side are provided. A hole portion 74 is provided in the substantially central portion of the bottle body 70. The hole portion 74 is formed by combining the concave portions 74L and 74R.

  In contrast to the configuration of these bottles 70A and 70B, as shown in FIGS. 8 to 10, the accommodating portion 12a of the disinfecting liquid tray 12 is provided with a concave portion 12b and a convex portion 12c that constitute engaging means. . The recessed portion 12b is provided on the front side of the accommodating portion 12a so that the protruding portions 73R and 73L provided on the bottle body 70 are disposed. On the other hand, the convex part 12c is provided in the substantially center part of the accommodating part 12a so that it may be arrange | positioned in the hole 74 provided in the bottle body 70. As shown in FIG.

  Accordingly, when the bottle body 70 in which the first bottle 70A and the second bottle 70B are integrally formed in a predetermined state is disposed in the accommodating portion 12a of the disinfecting liquid tray 12, as shown in FIG. The protrusions 73L and 73R of the 70 are arranged in the recess 12b provided in the storage part 12a, and the convex part 12c provided in the storage part 12a is configured in the bottle body 70 as shown in FIG. It arrange | positions in the open hole 74, and the accommodation arrangement | positioning in the accommodating part 12a of the bottle body 70 is completed in a predetermined state.

  In addition, the code | symbol 76 of FIG. 10 is a guide member. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 8, the guide member 76 has a cap main body 72a of a cap 72 constituting the bottles 70A and 70B constituting the bottle body 70 accommodated in the accommodating portion 12a of the disinfecting liquid tray 12. It arrange | positions so that it may guide to the bottle arrangement | positioning part 75 mentioned later provided with the closure part opening part 80 mentioned later.

  As shown in FIG. 11, the mouth portion 71a of the bottle main body 71 is arranged in a state where the bottles 70A and 70B are laid down obliquely (see FIG. 17 described later), so that the liquid in the bottle main body 71 is mouthed by its own weight. It is discharged from the outside through 71a. Therefore, the central axis 71L of the mouth portion 71a is eccentric with respect to the central axis 70L of the bottles 70A and 70B. Specifically, the center axis 71L of the mouth portion 71a is eccentrically deviated downward with respect to the center axis 70L of the bottles 70A and 70B, so that the lower inner surface 71b of the mouth portion 71a and the inner surface of the lower side wall of the bottle body 71 71c is flush with the surface.

  In addition, the cap 72 disposed in the mouth portion 71a of the bottle body 71 constituting the bottles 70A and 70B has elasticity with the cylindrical cap body 72a and the mounting portion 72b disposed in the bottle body 71. A seal portion 72c is provided. The cap main body 72a is detachably disposed on the bottle disposing unit 75 provided with the closing unit opening unit 80. The attachment portion 72b is located on the proximal end side of the cap body 72a. The seal portion 72 c protrudes radially outward from the tip of the cap 72.

  Further, in the vicinity of the boundary between the cap main body 72a and the mounting portion 72b, the cap 72 is airtight and liquid-tight with respect to the mouth portion 71a of the bottle main body 71 via the mounting portion 72b in the inner hole of the cap 72. A closed portion 72d that closes the opening of the mouth portion 71a and prevents the liquid from flowing out of the mouth portion 71a in the fixed state is provided. A thin portion 72e is provided on the outer peripheral side of the closing portion 72d, and the thin portion 72e is provided integrally with the entire inner peripheral surface of the bottle body 71.

  As described above, the bottle main body constituting the first bottle and the bottle main body constituting the second bottle are provided with the predetermined protrusions and recesses, respectively, while the protrusions provided on the bottle main body in the container for the disinfection tray The bottle body is provided with a protrusion and a recess on the disinfection tray of the cleaning / disinfecting apparatus by providing a recess corresponding to the hole and a protrusion corresponding to the hole formed by the recess provided in the bottle body. A bottle body configured integrally by combining the first bottle and the second bottle can be accommodated.

As a result, it is possible to prevent in advance a problem that a disinfectant that is not applicable is erroneously placed on the disinfection tray of the endoscope cleaning / disinfecting apparatus.
Instead of forming the recesses 74L and 74R formed in the first bottle 70A and the second bottle 70B from the one end surface side to the other end surface side, the recesses have a bottom surface in the middle, in other words, a stop portion. You may make it comprise as 74L and 74R.

  As a result, when the first bottles or the second bottles are mistakenly combined, the hole 74 in which the convex portion 12c is arranged is not configured. Even when the bottle body 70 is configured by combining two bottles, it is possible to prevent the bottle body 70 from being disposed on the disinfecting liquid tray 12.

With reference to FIGS. 3 and 11 to 16, the configuration and operation of the closing portion opening portion 80 provided in the bottle disposing portion 75 will be described.
As shown in FIGS. 3 and 11, the bottle disposing portion 75 is disposed to face the guide member 76 in a predetermined positional relationship and state. The bottle disposing portion 75 is a pipe member having a predetermined shape in which the cap main body 72a of each bottle 70A, 70B constituting the bottle body 70 moved along the guide member 76 is disposed. The bottle disposing unit 75 constitutes a fluid path inlet that guides the liquid in the bottles 70 </ b> A and 70 </ b> B to the chemical liquid tank 78. A fluid conduit member 77 that is formed in a predetermined curved shape so as to communicate with the inlet of the chemical liquid tank 78 and that forms a fluid passage is connected to the bottle disposing portion 75. The chemical liquid tank 78 is provided with a liquid quantity detection sensor 90 including a plurality of electrode sensors 91a, 91b, 91c, 91d, 91e for detecting in stages the amount of the disinfecting liquid stored in the chemical liquid tank 78. It has been.

  As shown in FIG. 11, the bottle disposing part 75 includes a large diameter part 75a and a small diameter part 75b. The inner surface of the step portion formed at the boundary between the large diameter portion 75a and the small diameter portion 75b is a positioning surface 75c with which the tip of the cap body 72a abuts.

  The large-diameter portion 75a is configured such that a seal portion 72c provided on the cap main body 72a is closely attached. A bent portion 75d is formed at one end of the large-diameter portion 75a, and this bent portion 75d is integrally fixed to the housing portion 2a constituting the cleaning / disinfecting device body 2 with, for example, a screw as a fastening member. Thus, the bottle disposing unit 75 is firmly and integrally fixed to a predetermined position of the cleaning / disinfecting device main body 2.

  One end side opening of the fluid pipe member 77 is joined and fixed to the outer peripheral surface of the large diameter portion 75a by welding or soldering. The other end side opening of the fluid conduit member 77 is disposed so as to face the chemical liquid tank 78 via a conduit disposing member 79 serving as a position adjusting member described later. On the other hand, a tube portion 80e described later of the closing portion opening portion 80 is integrally joined and fixed to the inner peripheral surface of the small diameter portion 75b of the bottle disposing portion 75 by spot welding or the like.

As shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, the closing part opening part 80 is made of a tubular member made of metal such as stainless steel, and in order from one end side, the blade part 80 a, the expansion surface part 80 b, the pressing part 80 c, and the relief part. 80d and the pipe part 80e are provided.
The blade part 80a, the extended surface part 80b, the pressing part 80c, and the relief part 80d included in the closing part opening part 80 are a first cutting formation line 80f and a second cutting surface at the end of the tubular member forming the closing part opening part 80. A formation line 80g is provided.

  The blade portion 80a is disposed in the vicinity of the thin portion 72e located on the lower end side of the closing portion 72d in the figure, and is sharply formed so as to break through the thin portion 72e. The expansion surface portion 80b abuts on the surface portion of the closing portion 72d, and expands the fracture portion of the thin portion 72e formed by being pierced by the blade portion 80a. The relief portion 80d prevents the rupture portion of the thin portion 72e expanded by the expansion surface portion 80b from extending over the entire circumference. In other words, the integral part on the upper side in the figure of the thin-walled part 72e constituting the closing part 72d is surely integrated with the inner peripheral surface of the cap body 72a so that the closing part 72d is separated from the inner peripheral surface of the cap body 72a. Prevents falling off.

  The pressing portion 80c is an intersection of the first cutting formation line 80f and the second cutting surface formation line 80g, and presses the surface portion of the closing portion 72d so as to be integrally disposed on the inner peripheral surface of the cap body 72a. The closed portion 72d is pushed up while bending the integrated portion remaining in the closed state, and the open state in which the liquid is discharged is maintained. As a result, an opening through which the liquid in the bottles 70A and 70B is discharged is stably formed.

The formation point 80h of the second cut surface forming line 80g that forms the relief portion 80d is as shown in FIG. 15 when the tip of the cap body 72a is in contact with the positioning surface 75c. It is set to be located on the tip side.
As a result, as shown in FIG. 15, the space formed by the escape portion 80d, the inner peripheral surface of the cap body 72a, and the closing portion 72d exchanges the liquid and air inside the bottle when the liquid is discharged. To serve as a space for

  The tube portion 80e is a tubular portion, and is configured to be disposed in close contact with the inner peripheral surface of the small diameter portion 75b. The bottle opening portion 80 and the closing portion opening portion 80 are integrally joined and fixed by spot welding or the like, so that the closing portion opening portion 80 is integrally fixed at a predetermined position of the cleaning / disinfecting device main body 2. It is firmly fixed to the portion 75 in a predetermined positional relationship and state.

Therefore, the closing portion opening portion 80 provided in the bottle disposing portion 75 and the guide member 76 can be positioned with high accuracy. Thus, the cap main body 72a of the cap 72 fixed to the bottle main body 71 constituting the bottles 70A and 70B is arranged in a desired state in the large diameter portion 75a of the bottle arrangement portion 75.
In addition, in order to prevent the pipe part 80e from dropping off from the small diameter part 75b, the pipe part 80e and the small diameter part 75b may be integrated by a retaining pin 75e. Reference numerals 80i and 80k are through holes for guiding the liquid in the bottle main body 71 to the fluid path.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 11, an opening 78 a is provided on the upper surface of the chemical liquid tank 78 as an injection port in which the other end portion of the fluid conduit member 77 is loosely fitted. In the opening 78a, for example, a pipe arrangement member 79 formed in a substantially disk shape having a predetermined hole 79a at a substantially central portion by an elastic member is detachably arranged.

  An elastic convex portion 79b is provided on the outer peripheral side portion of the conduit arrangement member 79. The elastic convex portion 79b is fitted around the tip end portion 78b of the opening 78a. In addition, an elastic circumferential protrusion 79 c that is disposed in close contact with the outer peripheral surface of the fluid conduit member 77 is provided on the inner peripheral surface of the hole 79 a through which the fluid conduit member 77 is inserted. Further, a bellows portion 79d is provided around the hole portion 79a of the pipe line arranging member 79. The bellows portion 79d is configured to include a plurality of flange portions that can freely change the position of the hole portion 79a in the opening 78a. It has been.

  Thus, while forming the opening of the chemical tank larger in diameter than the other end side portion of the fluid conduit member, the opening includes a hole portion in which the other end portion of the fluid conduit member is disposed, By providing a conduit arrangement member having a bellows portion that changes the position of the hole portion, the fluid conduit member integrally fixed to the bottle arrangement portion integrally fixed at a predetermined position of the cleaning / disinfecting apparatus body The other end side portion can be easily disposed in the opening of the chemical tank.

In addition, an elastic convex portion is provided on the outer peripheral side of the pipe arrangement member so as to be fitted on the tip end of the opening, and the outer circumference surface of the fluid pipe member is provided around the entire circumference of the hole of the pipe arrangement member. By providing the elastic circumferential projections that are in close contact with each other, it is possible to reliably prevent the chemical liquid in the tank from leaking to the outside from between the opening of the chemical liquid tank and the fluid conduit member.
As a result, it is possible to simplify the adjustment work and assembly work between the chemical liquid tank and the fluid conduit member, and to improve the sealing performance of the chemical liquid tank.

Here, the operation of the closing portion opening portion will be described with reference to FIGS. 3, 11, and 13 to 17.
In a state where the bottle body 70 is accommodated in the accommodating portion 12a of the disinfecting liquid tray 12, the disinfecting liquid tray 12 drawn to the front side of the cleaning / disinfecting apparatus main body 2 is moved to the closed state again. Then, as shown in FIG. 3, the bottles 70 </ b> A and 70 </ b> B that are the bottle bodies 70 accommodated and disposed in the accommodating portion 12 a are guided to the bottle disposing portion 75 through the guide member 76. And as shown in FIG. 11, it becomes the positional relationship which the front-end | tip opening of the cap 72 currently fixedly provided by the opening part 71a of the bottle main body 71 and the obstruction | occlusion part open | release part 80 faced each other.

  Here, after the disinfecting liquid tray 12 is further moved to the closed position, the closing portion opening portion 80 is disposed on the inner peripheral surface side of the cap main body 72a, and then the sealing portion 72c as shown in FIG. Is arranged in close contact with the inner peripheral surface of the large-diameter portion 75a, and the blade portion 80a of the closing portion opening portion 80 faces the thin portion 72e provided on the outer peripheral side of the closing portion 72d. Become.

  Next, as the disinfecting liquid tray 12 is further moved to the closed position, the thin-walled portion 72e is pierced by the blade portion 80a as shown by the oblique lines in FIG. As a result, the liquid discharged from the broken part enters the side of the bottle arrangement part 75 that is the fluid path inlet. Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 14, the extended surface portion 80 b of the closing portion opening portion 80 presses the closing portion 72 d, and the broken portion formed by being pierced by the blade portion 80 a Gradually expand as shown in hatching. At this time, since the seal portion 72c is moved in close contact with the inner peripheral surface of the large-diameter portion 75a, the liquid that enters the bottle placement portion 75 side through the fracture portion leaks outside the fluid conduit. Liquid is prevented.

  Then, as the disinfecting liquid tray 12 is moved to the closed position, the tip surface of the cap body 72a comes into contact with the positioning surface 75c as shown in FIG. At this time, the closed portion 72d is in an open state in which the closed portion 72d is pushed up by bending the remaining integral portion 72f that is in contact with the closed portion 72d and is integrally disposed on the inner peripheral surface of the cap body 72a. Hold on. As a result, a discharge port through which the liquid in the bottle main body 71 is discharged is formed.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 17, the liquid in the bottle main body 71 discharged from the discharge port is poured into the chemical liquid tank 78 through the fluid conduit member 77 from the bottle disposing portion 75 that is the fluid passage inlet. Go.

  At this time, a space is formed by the relief portion 80d shown in FIG. 15, the inner peripheral surface of the cap body 72a, and the closing portion 72d, so that the liquid and air in the bottle body 71 are replaced when the liquid is discharged. And the liquid in the bottle main body 71 is smoothly discharged from the discharge port.

  In this way, the blade portion, the expansion surface portion, the pressing portion, and the relief portion are provided on the closing portion opening portion that opens the closing portion that closes the opening of the mouth portion provided in the cap fixed to the mouth portion. By providing, it is possible to reliably prevent the blocking portion from being separated from the cap when the thin portion provided on the outer peripheral side of the blocking portion is broken by the blocking portion opening portion to form the discharge port. it can.

  As a result, the clogged portion separated from the cap does not block part or all of the fluid path inlet, and the separated clogged portion does not fall into the chemical liquid tank.

  In addition, since the formation point of the second cut surface is set to be positioned closer to the distal end side of the cap body than the closing portion in a state where the distal end of the cap body is in contact with the positioning surface, the relief portion and the cap body The space formed by the inner peripheral surface and the closed part functions as a space for replacing the liquid and air inside the bottle when discharging the liquid, and smoothly discharges the liquid in the bottle body from the discharge port. Can be made.

Furthermore, by configuring the closed portion opening portion with a metal member, the breaking strength can be greatly improved, and the resistance to the chemical solution can be greatly improved, thereby improving the repeated use resistance of the closed portion opening portion. it can. In addition, the bottle main body via the guide member is integrally fixed to the bottle disposition unit integrally fixed to the housing part constituting the main body of the cleaning / disinfecting apparatus by the metal closing part opening part. It is possible to guide the cap provided to the closed portion opening portion fixed to the bottle disposition portion with high accuracy, and to reliably break the thin portion with the blade portion forming the closed portion opening portion.
In addition, as shown in FIG. 16, the front-end | tip part of the obstruction | occlusion part open | release part 80 is given a drawing process, and is comprised by the home base shape.

  As shown in FIGS. 17 to 19, the liquid amount detection sensor 90 is mainly composed of a plurality of electrode sensors 91a, 91b, 91c, 91d, 91e and a disk-shaped sensor mounting base 92 on which these electrodes are arranged. ing.

  The electrode sensor 91a is a ground electrode. The electrode sensor 91b is an electrode that detects the water level when only one liquid of the bottle 70A or the bottle 70B is supplied. The electrode sensor 91c is an electrode that detects the water level when the liquid in the bottle 70A and the liquid in the bottle 70B are supplied. The electrode sensor 91d is an electrode for detecting the minimum water level necessary for supplying the disinfecting liquid to the cleaning / disinfecting tank 4 in the cleaning / disinfecting state. The electrode sensor 91e is an electrode that detects the water level when the water as the diluted liquid supplied reaches a specified amount after detecting the water level when the liquid of the bottle 70A and the liquid of the bottle 70B are supplied. .

  In the present embodiment, in order to prevent adjacent electrode tips of the electrode sensors 91a, 91b, 91c, 91d, and 91e from coming into contact with each other, a short electrode sensor is provided between the longer electrode sensors 91a, 91b, and 91c. 91d and 91e are arranged. In other words, the long electrode sensors 91a, 91b, 91c and the short electrode sensors 91d, 91e are alternately arranged. As a result, it is possible to prevent electrical problems that occur when adjacent electrodes come into contact with each other.

  And the signal wire | line (not shown) connected to a control part is extended from the base end part of each electrode sensor 91a, 91b, 91c, 91d, 91e. Therefore, detection information detected by each of the electrode sensors 91b, 91c, 91d, 91e is transmitted to the control unit.

  In addition, after the bottle body 70 is accommodated in the disinfecting liquid tray 12 and the disinfecting liquid tray 12 is moved to the closed position again, a predetermined time has elapsed, and then only a detection signal from the electrode sensor 91b is sent to the control unit. Is input, the control unit outputs a notification signal for notifying the malfunction, and displays a notification to that effect on the main operation panel 25. Thus, the user can determine that there is some problem with the disinfectant tray or bottle body.

  Further, when the bottle body 70 is accommodated in the disinfecting liquid tray 12 and the disinfecting liquid tray 12 is moved to the closed position again, a detection signal from the electrode sensor 91c is input to the control unit. The unit outputs an instruction signal for starting the supply of water for dilution into the chemical tank 78. As a result, dilution water is supplied into the chemical tank 78.

  Thereafter, when a detection signal from the electrode sensor 91e is input to the control unit, the control unit outputs an instruction signal for stopping the supply of water into the chemical liquid tank 78. As a result, the supply of dilution water into the chemical tank 78 is stopped.

  Further, when a detection signal is input from the electrode sensor 91d to the control unit, the control unit outputs a notification signal for notifying the user that the amount of the chemical solution is low, and notifies the main operation panel 25 to that effect. I do. Thus, the user can determine that the liquid in the chemical tank has decreased.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 20, the tube body 93 which has insulation, for example is arrange | positioned in the base part of each electrode sensor 91a, 91b, 91c, 91d, 91e provided in the sensor mounting base 92. As shown in FIG. Accordingly, for example, the electrode interval between the adjacent electrode sensors 91d and 91c can be changed from the distance L1 indicated by the broken line to the distance L2 indicated by the solid line that is longer than the distance L1. As a result, it is possible to prevent the adjacent electrodes from being brought into an electrically conductive state due to the dew condensation occurring in the chemical liquid tank, thereby causing an electrical failure such as a malfunction.
The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Endoscope cleaning disinfection apparatus 2 ... Cleaning disinfection apparatus main body 2a ... Case part
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 3 ... Top cover 4 ... Cleaning disinfection tank 4k ... Operator's operation position 8 ... Handle 11 ... Alcohol tray 11a ... Tank 11b ... Tank 11m ... Window part 12 ... Disinfectant tray 12a ... Storage part 12b ... Depression part 12c ... Convex Part 13: Sub-operation panel 14 ... Foot switch 15 ... Tape 23 ... Supply nozzle 23a ... Outlet 23b ... Outlet 23c ... Fluid path 23d ... Step part 24 ... Disinfectant nozzle 25 ... Main operation panel 31 ... Water supply hose connection port 32 ... Water level sensor 33 ... Forceps port 34 ... Forceps raising port 35 ... Water leakage detection port 50 ... Tank body 50h ... Plane part 50s ... Side face 50t ... Bottom face 51 ... Terrace part 51f ... Face 51t ... Terrace face 55 ... Drainage Port 56 ... Circulation port 61 ... Frame 61a ... Hook arrangement part 61b ... Hinge arrangement part 61c ... Cover arrangement part 61c ... Hook 61c ... cover arrangement portion
61d ... Sealing member disposing portion 62 ... Cover member 62a ... Planar portion 62b ... Protruding portion 62c ... Packing disposing groove 62d ... Frame body fixing portion 62e ... First relief portion 62f ... Second relief portion 62g ... Domed convex Part 62h ... Dome vertex 63 ... Packing 63a ... Adhering part 63b ... Mounting part 64 ... Lock mechanism 64a ... Hook 64b ... Claw part 65 ... Opening / closing hinge 65a ... Turning part 65b ... Hinge fixing member 66 ... Sealing member 66a ... Seal-like part DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 70 ... Bottle body 70 ... Endoscope washing | cleaning disinfection apparatus bottle 70A ... 1st bottle 70B ... 2nd bottle 70L ... Central axis 71 ... Bottle main body 71L ... Central axis 71a ... Mouth part
71b ... Lower inner surface 71c ... Inner surface 72 ... Cap 72a ... Cap body 72b ... Mounting portion 72c ... Sealing portion 72d ... Closure portion 72e ... Thin portion 72f ... Integrated portion 73L ... Projection portion 73R ... Projection portion 74 ... Hole portion 74L ... Recess portion 74R ... concave portion 75 ... bottle arrangement portion 75a ... large diameter portion 75b ... small diameter portion 75c ... positioning surface 75d ... bent portion 75e ... retaining pin
76 ... Guide member 77 ... Fluid line member 78 ... Chemical liquid tank 78a ... Opening 78b ... End end 79 ... Pipe line arranging member 79a ... Hole 79b ... Elastic convex part 79c ... Elastic circumferential protrusion 79d ... Bellows part 80 ... Blocking part opening part 80a ... Blade part 80b ... Expansion surface part 80c ... Pressing part 80d ... Relief part 80e ... Pipe part 80f ... First cutting forming line 80g ... Second cutting surface forming line 80h ... Through hole
80i ... through hole 90 ... liquid level detection sensor
91a, 91b, 91c, 91d, 91e ... Electrode sensor 92 ... Sensor mounting base 93 ... Tube body 100 ... Endoscope 201 ... Bottle 202 ... Main body part 203 ... Mouth part 204 ... Cap 205 ... Thin part 210 ... Pipe member 211 ... Projection 212 ... Opening

Claims (4)

In the endoscope cleaning / disinfecting apparatus bottle including the first bottle and the second bottle accommodated in the accommodating portion of the chemical bottle cassette tray included in the endoscope cleaning / disinfecting apparatus,
The first bottle is
A first bottle body in which an endoscope disinfectant is stored;
Having a lower inner surface of surface match to the inner surface of the bottle main body lower side wall that is disposed on the bottom of the receiving portion configured to provide a central axis at a position off the center axis of the first bottle, before Symbol first A first mouth provided on the upper surface of the bottle body;
A first recess for receiving a convex portion which is provided on a side surface of the side wall constituted by the plane of the first bottle main body and is an engaging means constituted in the accommodating portion ;
The second bottle is
A second bottle body in which an endoscope disinfectant is stored;
Having a lower inner surface of surface match to the inner surface of the bottle main body lower side wall that is disposed on the bottom of the receiving portion configured to provide a central axis at a position off the center axis of the second bottle, before Symbol second A second mouth provided on the upper surface of the bottle body;
A second concave portion for accommodating the convex portion provided on a side surface of a side wall constituted by a plane of the second bottle main body,
The first bottom surface is aligned is a bottom of the bottle bottom surface and the second bottle is a bottom, as further align the position of the opening position and the second port of the opening of the first port portion, the first A bottle body configured by adjoining a bottle and the second bottle is formed by combining the first concave portion and the second concave portion, and a convex portion configured in the accommodating portion is disposed. the endoscope cleaning and disinfecting device for bottles, characterized in that it comprises holes or depressions. On the side surface on the bottom side of the side wall opposite to the side wall provided with the first recess of the first bottle, a protrusion is provided that is disposed in a recess that constitutes the engaging means provided in the housing . The bottle for an endoscope cleaning / disinfecting apparatus according to claim 1. On the side surface on the bottom side of the side wall opposite to the side wall provided with the first recess of the second bottle, there is provided a protrusion disposed in the recess that constitutes the engaging means provided in the housing . The endoscope cleaning / disinfecting apparatus bottle according to claim 1 or 2, A first cap attachable to the first opening;
A second cap attachable to the second mouth,
The endoscope according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the first cap and the second cap include a cylindrical cap body, a mounting portion, and an elastic seal portion. Bottle for washing and disinfecting equipment.

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