JP5447711B2 - Channel opening / closing device - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a flow path opening and closing device that starts supplying water to a toilet by receiving an instruction to start supplying water and autonomously stops supplying water by satisfying a predetermined condition.

  A so-called flash valve is known as such a channel opening / closing device. This flush valve accepts water from the primary flow path that is the water supply source and sends it to the primary internal flow path, and the flow that sends water from the secondary internal flow path to the secondary flow path that is the water supply destination. A main body formed with an outlet, a main valve (diaphragm valve) for opening and closing the flow path between the primary side internal flow path and the secondary side internal flow path, and the primary side internal flow path without going through the main valve And a secondary passage (relief valve) for opening and closing the bypass passage (see, for example, Patent Document 1 below).

  When the flush valve configured as described above performs an operation of opening the sub-valve such as depressing the operation lever, the bypass passage is opened and the back pressure of the main valve body constituting the main valve is reduced, and the primary side internal flow is reduced. The main valve body is pushed up by the primary pressure in the passage so as to be separated from the main valve seat, the main valve is opened, and water flows out from the outlet to the secondary side flow path. Thereafter, when the sub valve is closed such as returning the operation lever, or when the operation lever is automatically returned and the sub valve is closed, the bypass flow path is closed and the back pressure of the main valve body increases. As the back pressure of the main valve body increases, the main valve body descends so as to approach the main valve seat, and the main valve closes as the main valve body comes into contact with the main valve seat. Therefore, the flush valve functions as a flow path opening / closing device that starts water supply to the toilet upon receiving an instruction to start water supply and autonomously stops water supply when a predetermined condition is satisfied.

  A conventional flush valve is extremely useful as a device for delivering a certain amount of water with a relatively simple configuration, and is widely used as a means for supplying water to a urinal or a urinal. However, due to the structure of the conventional flush valve, it is difficult to strictly control the water volume. According to the Japanese Industrial Standard, the standard water discharge is 15L, and the water discharge is 11 ~ 16.5L if the water pressure is low. If possible, it is allowed, and if the water pressure is high, it is allowed if a water discharge amount of 13.5 to 19 L can be secured.

  As described above, the conventional flush valve has a different amount of water discharge due to fluctuations in water pressure. In addition, in a public space or the like, a plurality of toilets are generally installed in a form of being connected to each other. There is a problem that the water pressure fluctuation is more greatly generated depending on the case. For this reason, the conventional flush valve toilet has a configuration in which the amount of water is increased so that filth can be discharged properly even when the water pressure is low or the water pressure fluctuation is large. Therefore, particularly when the water pressure is high or in an environment where fluctuations in the water pressure are small, excess water must be flowed. As a result, there is a great amount of wasted water, and a countermeasure in terms of water saving has been desired.

  Therefore, a so-called constant flow valve is incorporated in the flash valve, and even if the water pressure fluctuates in a high water pressure environment or in the primary side flow path, waste water is eliminated by keeping the flow rate of water sent to the secondary side flow path constant. A proposal intended to enhance performance has been made (see Patent Document 2 below).

JP 2006-170382 A JP 2000-282537 A

  In the case where the flow path opening / closing device in the conventional technique is provided in the water supply flow path to the siphon toilet, the closing speed of the main valve has been reduced in order to supply refill water to the siphon toilet. However, due to the washing operation in the siphon toilet, the siphon action continues in the siphon toilet, and even if an attempt is made to supply refill water by reducing the closing speed of the main valve, the siphon action causes the siphon action to be discharged. It became clear by examination.

  Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a flow path opening / closing device that can reliably supply refill water even when attached to a water supply flow path to a siphon toilet.

  In order to solve the above problems, a flow path opening / closing apparatus according to the present invention starts water supply to a toilet by receiving an instruction to start water supply, and automatically stops water supply by satisfying a predetermined condition A main valve having a main valve body and a main valve seat for opening and closing a flow path between a primary flow path connected to a water supply source and a secondary flow path connected to a toilet that is a water supply destination; Between the main valve body and the main valve seat, a constant flow means for adjusting the cross-sectional area of the flow path formed between the primary side flow path and the secondary side flow path so as to keep constant the instantaneous flow rate of the water flowing from the primary side flow path A bypass flow channel that connects the primary flow channel and the secondary flow channel without intervening, a sub valve that opens and closes the bypass flow channel, and a control unit that controls opening and closing of the sub valve. In the flow path opening and closing device of the present invention, when the sub valve is opened, the back pressure of the main valve body is reduced and the main valve is opened, and water flows from the primary flow path to the secondary flow path through the main valve. The main cleaning operation is performed in which the back valve of the main valve body is increased and the main valve is closed by closing the auxiliary valve after the passage of the first time. Furthermore, in the flow path opening / closing apparatus of the present invention, after the main cleaning operation is completed, the secondary valve is opened again, so that the back pressure of the main valve is reduced and the main valve is opened. Water flows into the secondary flow path, and the refill water supply operation is performed in which the back pressure of the main valve body rises and the main valve is closed by closing the sub valve after a lapse of a second time shorter than the first time.

  According to the flow path opening and closing device of the present invention, after the main cleaning operation is completed, the subvalve is opened again to open the main valve and allow water to flow to the secondary flow path. it can. Further, in the refill water supply operation, the second time subvalve that is shorter than the first time that is the subvalve opening time of the main cleaning operation is opened, so that an appropriate amount of refill water can be supplied without generating waste water. .

  In the flow path opening / closing apparatus according to the present invention, it is also preferable that the second valve is set so that the sub valve is closed before the main valve reaches the maximum opening in the refill water supply operation.

  According to this preferred aspect, since the second time is set so that the sub valve is closed before the main valve reaches the maximum opening, the occurrence of siphon phenomenon due to the water supplied by the refill water supply operation is suppressed. be able to.

  The flow path opening / closing apparatus according to the present invention further includes a back pressure chamber for applying back pressure to the main valve body, and the back pressure chamber is connected to the secondary side flow path via the bypass flow path. In the water supply operation, in the second time, the auxiliary valve is closed before the outflow of water from the back pressure chamber to the secondary flow path becomes equal to the inflow of water from the primary flow path to the back pressure chamber. It is also preferable that it is set so that it is possible.

  According to this preferable aspect, before the outflow of water from the back pressure chamber to the secondary flow path becomes equal to the inflow of water from the primary flow path to the back pressure chamber, that is, at the time of water stoppage, the back pressure chamber Since the second time is set so that the sub-valve is closed before the accumulated water has drained, the amount of water supplied by the refill water supply operation can be surely set to an appropriate amount and supplied by the refill water supply operation. The occurrence of siphon phenomenon due to water can be suppressed.

  In the flow path opening and closing device according to the present invention, the valve body member in which the main valve body and the constant flow means are integrated, and the sliding direction of the valve body member so as to adjust the movable amount of the valve body member. It is also preferable that the refill water supply operation is performed after the position adjustment member returns to the initial position after the main cleaning operation is completed.

  In this preferable aspect, since the refill water supply operation is performed after the position adjusting member returns to the initial position, the position of the valve body member integrated with the constant flow rate means can be set to a position that matches the refill water amount. . Therefore, variation in the amount of refill water to be supplied can be suppressed, and generation of wasted water and lack of refill water can be avoided.

  Moreover, it is also preferable that the flow path opening / closing apparatus according to the present invention is configured to be able to set whether or not to execute the refill water supply operation.

  In this preferred embodiment, when the refill water supply operation can be stopped when attached to a non-siphon toilet, it is possible to provide a flow path opening / closing device that supports various types of toilets.

  The flow path opening / closing apparatus according to the present invention further includes power storage means for storing power for driving the subvalve, and the capacity of power that can be stored by the power storage means performs the main washing operation and the refill water supply operation. It is also preferable that the electric power consumed by the auxiliary valve and the control unit is larger.

  Since the flow path opening and closing device according to the present invention constitutes a series of cleaning operations by performing the main cleaning operation and the refill water supply operation, for example, if the sub valve is immediately shut off at the time of a power failure, the main cleaning operation It is also assumed that the refill water supply operation is not completed. If the refill water supply operation is not completed, the refill water is insufficient, which may lead to odor backflow and pest infestation. Therefore, in this preferred embodiment, the power storage means is provided, and when the main cleaning operation and the refill water supply operation are performed, the power that is larger than the power consumed by the sub valve and the control unit is stored, so that it is during a power failure. Also, the main cleaning operation and the refill water supply operation can be completed.

  Further, the present invention is a toilet device comprising the above-described flow path opening and closing device and a toilet body, wherein the toilet body is a toilet that performs siphon cleaning, and the amount of water supplied in the refill water supply operation is the toilet body The amount of water in which no siphon phenomenon occurs.

  In this preferable aspect, since the amount of water supplied in the refill water supply operation is set to the amount of water that does not cause siphoning in the toilet body, refill water of an appropriate amount corresponding to the toilet body can be supplied.

  In the toilet apparatus according to the present invention, it is also preferable that the refill water supply operation is performed after the main cleaning operation is completed and the movement of water in the toilet body is completed.

  In this preferred embodiment, after the main washing operation is completed, the refill water supply operation is not performed until the movement of the water in the toilet main body is completed. Therefore, the refill water is supplied after water has accumulated to some extent in the toilet main body. Therefore, the water force due to the supply of the refill water can be reduced by the water accumulated in the toilet body, and the occurrence of the siphon phenomenon in the refill water supply stage can be suppressed.

  Further, in the toilet device according to the present invention, the toilet body has a toilet seat, the toilet seat has a temperature adjustment mechanism for adjusting the temperature of the seat surface, and the control unit can control the temperature adjustment mechanism. It is also preferable to be configured as described above.

  In this preferred embodiment, the control unit for controlling the auxiliary valve and the control unit for controlling the temperature adjustment mechanism for adjusting the temperature of the toilet seat can be integrated into one control unit, so that the configuration of the entire toilet device can be simplified. Can be.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, even if it is a case where it attaches to the water supply flow path to a siphon toilet bowl, the flow path opening / closing apparatus which can supply refill water reliably can be provided.

It is an external view which shows the state which attached the flush valve which is embodiment of this invention to the water supply pipe to a toilet bowl. It is a schematic block diagram which shows typically the internal structure of the flash valve which is embodiment of this invention. It is a side view which shows the constant flow valve body of the flash valve shown in FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the constant flow valve body of the flash valve shown in FIG. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an initial state in the flash valve shown in FIG. 2. FIG. 3 is a view showing a state where a main valve is opened in the flash valve shown in FIG. 2. FIG. 3 is a view showing a state where a main valve is closed in the flash valve shown in FIG. 2. FIG. 3 is a view showing a state where a main valve is opened again to supply refill water in the flush valve shown in FIG. 2. FIG. 3 is a view showing a state in which a main valve opened to supply refill water is closed in the flush valve shown in FIG. 2. It is a block block diagram which shows the example which provided the capacitor | condenser in the electric power supply system of the flash valve shown in FIG. It is a figure which illustrates the structure which combines the control part of the flash valve shown in FIG. 1, and the control part of the toilet seat shown in the same figure.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In order to facilitate the understanding of the description, the same constituent elements in the drawings will be denoted by the same reference numerals as much as possible, and redundant description will be omitted.

  FIG. 1 shows a flash valve (flow path opening / closing device) according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1 is an external view showing a state in which a flush valve according to an embodiment of the present invention is attached to a water supply pipe to a toilet. As shown in FIG. 1, the flash valve SV (flow path opening / closing device) is attached in the middle of the water supply pipe TB to the toilet bowl SB. Upon receiving an instruction to start water supply, the flash valve SV opens a flow path through the water supply pipe TB and starts water supply to the toilet SB. Thereafter, the flash valve SV autonomously closes the flow path and stops water supply by satisfying a predetermined condition.

  The toilet bowl SB is provided with a sealing part SW. The sealed water SW is always filled with water to form a sealed water. If the toilet bowl SB is used, filth will be thrown into the sealing part SW. When the flush valve SV is operated after using the toilet bowl SB, washing water is supplied from the flush valve SV at a substantially constant instantaneous flow rate. By this washing water, the accumulated water and filth in the sealed water portion SW are poured. In the case of this embodiment, since the toilet bowl SB is a siphon type toilet bowl, the wash water is sucked downstream along with the filth by the siphon phenomenon. The flush valve SV of the present embodiment is configured to supply refilled water to the sealing portion SW after cleaning. The toilet bowl SB has a toilet seat SH.

  The flash valve SV includes a main body unit 10, an electromagnetic valve 82, and a control unit CU. In the main body part 10, a primary side internal flow path 20 connected to the water supply pipe TB and a secondary side internal flow path 30 connected to the toilet SB are formed. A valve body member 40 is disposed in the main body 10. The valve body member 40 opens and closes the flow path between the primary side internal flow path 20 and the secondary side internal flow path 30. The electromagnetic valve 82 is provided in the bypass flow path 80. By opening the electromagnetic valve 82, the back pressure of the valve body member 40 is lowered and the valve is opened. The opening and closing of the solenoid valve 82 is controlled by a control signal output from the control unit CU. In the present embodiment, in the water supply pipe TB, a stop cock V is located upstream of the flush valve SV, a vacuum breaker VB is located downstream of the flush valve SV and upstream of the toilet SB. Has been placed.

  Next, the internal structure of the flash valve SV according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 2 is a schematic configuration diagram schematically showing the internal structure of the flash valve SV.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the flash valve SV includes a main body 10. A primary side internal flow path 20, a secondary side internal flow path 30, a back pressure chamber 14, and a secondary back pressure chamber 12 are formed inside the main body 10. The primary side internal flow path 20 receives inflow water Wa from the primary side flow path (flow path upstream of the flush valve SV of the water supply pipe TB shown in FIG. 1) that is a water supply source, and receives the secondary side internal flow path. It flows out toward 30. An inlet 21 is provided at the upstream end of the primary side internal flow path 20. The inflow port 21 is an opening that receives the incoming water Wa and sends it out to the primary side internal flow path 20.

  The secondary-side internal flow path 30 converts the water flowing from the primary-side internal flow path 20 into a secondary-side flow path (a flow path downstream of the flush valve SV of the water supply tube TB shown in FIG. 1). This is to be discharged as the outflow water Wb. An outlet 31 is provided at the downstream end of the secondary side internal flow path 30. The outflow port 31 is an opening that sends out the effluent water Wb from the secondary side internal flow path 30 to the secondary side flow path.

  A valve body member 40 is disposed between the primary side internal flow path 20 and the secondary side internal flow path 30. The valve body member 40 is arranged such that one end on the downstream side is inserted into the secondary side internal flow path 30 and the other end on the opposite side faces the back pressure chamber 14. The valve body member 40 is disposed so as to freely advance and retract along the downstream direction of the secondary side internal flow path 30. The valve body member 40 is composed of a main valve body 42 provided in the upper part thereof and a constant flow valve body 44 provided in the lower part thereof, and both are integrally formed.

  The main valve body 42 is for opening and closing the flow path between the primary side internal flow path 20 and the secondary side internal flow path 30. The main valve body 42 has a main valve body surface 421 on the downstream surface. When the valve body member 40 is pushed most downstream, the main valve body surface 421 contacts the boundary surface of the primary side internal flow path 20 with respect to the secondary side internal flow path 30, and the primary side internal flow path 20 and the secondary side internal flow path It is comprised so that the distribution | circulation of the water between the flow paths 30 may be interrupted | blocked. Therefore, the boundary surface with which the main valve body surface 421 abuts functions as the main valve seat surface 201 (main valve seat).

  The constant flow valve body 44 is for adjusting the instantaneous flow rate of water flowing from the primary side internal flow path 20 to the secondary side internal flow path 30. The constant flow valve body 44 has a slit 442 formed in a groove shape on the outer side surface 441 thereof.

  The structure of the constant flow valve body 44 will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. FIG. 3 is a side view of the constant flow valve body 44, and FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the constant flow valve body 44. Four slits 442 are formed at equal intervals on the outer surface 441 of the constant flow valve body 44. Each slit 442 is a bottomed groove having a rectangular cross section, and is formed from the lower end of the outer surface 441 to the middle. The outer side surface 441 is formed so as to incline from the upper part toward the lower part, and is configured such that the overall diameter is reduced toward the lower part.

  The outer surface 441 of the constant flow valve body 44 faces the inner wall of the secondary side internal flow path 30 in the vicinity thereof. Therefore, when the valve body member 40 is lifted so as to allow water to pass between the primary side internal flow path 20 and the secondary side internal flow path 30 (direction to enter the back pressure chamber 14, backward direction, valve opening direction) Water flows into the secondary side internal flow path 30 and acts to increase the flow rate.

  When the valve body member 40 is raised so as to allow water to pass between the primary side internal flow path 20 and the secondary side internal flow path 30 (the direction of entering the first back pressure chamber 14, the backward direction, the valve opening direction) Water flows into the slit 442 from the primary side internal flow path 20. At this time, the distance between the constant flow valve body 44 and the inner side wall of the secondary side internal flow path 30 increases as the valve body member 40 moves up. Since the diameter of the constant flow valve body 44 decreases toward the lower side, the cross-sectional area of the water flow path becomes wider and acts to increase the flow rate. The valve body member 40 rises so as to allow water to pass between the primary side internal flow path 20 and the secondary side internal flow path 30 (direction to enter the back pressure chamber 14), and then descends (direction toward the outlet 31). , Forward direction, valve closing direction), the distance between the constant flow valve body 44 and the inner side wall of the secondary side internal flow path 30 is reduced. As a result, the cross-sectional area of the water channel becomes narrower and acts to reduce the flow rate.

  Returning again to FIG. The outer surface 441 of the constant flow valve body 44 faces the inner wall of the secondary side internal flow path 30 in the vicinity thereof. Therefore, when the valve body member 40 is lifted so as to allow water to pass between the primary side internal flow path 20 and the secondary side internal flow path 30 (direction to enter the back pressure chamber 14, backward direction, valve opening direction) Water flows into the secondary side internal flow path 30.

  The main channel is a channel that passes through the space formed by the inner wall of the secondary side internal channel 30 and the slit 442 and flows into the secondary side internal channel 30. When the valve body member 40 is lifted so as to allow water to pass between the primary side internal flow path 20 and the secondary side internal flow path 30 (the direction of entering the back pressure chamber 14, the retreat direction, and the valve opening direction), the primary side Water flows into the slit 442 from the internal flow path 20. The valve body member 40 rises so as to allow water to pass between the primary side internal flow path 20 and the secondary side internal flow path 30 (direction to enter the back pressure chamber 14), and then descends (direction toward the outlet 31). , Forward direction, valve closing direction), water will flow into the upper part of the slit 442. As a result, the cross-sectional area of the water channel becomes narrower and acts to reduce the flow rate.

  The main valve body 42 is provided with an accommodation recess 46 on the upper side thereof. The housing recess 46 is formed in a concave shape so as to recede from the back pressure chamber 14 side. A sub valve seat 465 is provided on the back pressure chamber 14 side of the housing recess 46. The accommodation recess 46 is formed with a hole 461, a recess 462, and a sub-hole 463 (back pressure flow path).

  The hole 461 is formed as a communication hole that connects the primary side internal flow path 20 and the recess 462. The recess 462 accommodates the spring 50 and the auxiliary valve rod 48. A large-diameter portion 481 at the tip of the auxiliary valve rod 48 is disposed in the recess 462. The large diameter portion 481 is in contact with the spring 50 and urges the valve body member 40 toward the outlet 31 via the spring 50.

  The auxiliary valve rod 48 has a small diameter portion 483 extending in a rod shape and a large diameter portion 481 provided at the tip of the small diameter portion 483. The small diameter portion 483 passes through a communication path 464 (back pressure flow path) provided in the sub valve seat 465. A gap that allows water to flow is formed between the communication passage 464 and the small diameter portion 483. Accordingly, the water flowing into the recess 462 from the hole 461 flows into the back pressure chamber 14 through the communication path 464. Further, part of the water that has passed through the hole 461 flows to the back pressure chamber 14 through the sub-hole 463. When the communication path 464 is closed, all the water that has passed through the hole 461 flows to the back pressure chamber 14 through the auxiliary hole 463.

  The back pressure chamber 14 and the auxiliary back pressure chamber 12 are separated by a first position adjusting member 60. The first position adjustment member 60 is provided with a recess 601. The recess 601 is formed as a recess whose outer wall protrudes toward the back pressure chamber 14. A communication path 602 is formed at the lower end of the recess 601. A spring 70 having a linear characteristic is arranged on the back pressure chamber 14 side of the recess 601. One end of the spring 70 is accommodated in the recess 601 and the other end is disposed so as to contact the second position adjusting member 65.

  The second position adjusting member 65 includes a plate portion 651 formed in a disc shape on one end side thereof, a shaft portion 652, and a holding portion 653. The lower end of the shaft portion 652 is exposed from the lower surface of the plate portion 651, and is arranged so as to contact or be separated from one end of the small diameter portion 483 of the auxiliary valve rod 48. The second position adjusting member 65 is disposed so as to penetrate the center of the winding of the spring 70 and is fixed to the main body 10.

  A protrusion 101 that protrudes upward at the center is formed at the top of the main body 10. A through hole 102 whose central axis is the vertical direction is formed at the center of the protruding portion 101, and is screwed and fixed to the through hole 102 in a state where a cylindrical holding member 653 is inserted. A plate portion 651 is attached to the tip of the holding member 653.

  The second position adjusting member 65 has a shaft portion 652 that is a rod-shaped portion, and the shaft portion 652 is disposed so as to penetrate the holding member 653.

  The protruding portion 101 is formed with a through hole that communicates with the holding member 653 from the outer surface thereof, and a fixing hole 107 in which a female screw is formed on the inner peripheral surface thereof. For this reason, the user adjusts the position of the second position adjusting member 65 in the vertical direction and then inserts a not-shown potato screw into the fixing hole 107 so that the second position adjusting member 65 is attached to the main body portion 10 thereafter. It can prevent rotating with respect to it.

  As described above, the second position adjusting member 65 is fixed to the main body 10 of the flash valve SV in a state where it communicates from the outside. The fixed position of the second position adjusting member 65 can be adjusted from the outside using a tool such as a wrench.

  The first position adjusting member 60 is applied to the force pushed by the pressure difference between the auxiliary back pressure chamber 12 and the back pressure chamber 14, the force that the spring 70 tries to counter, and the first adjusting member 60 and the valve body member 40. Depending on the balance with the sliding resistance, the secondary back pressure chamber 12 is slid so as to widen (back pressure chamber 14 is narrowed), or the secondary back pressure chamber 12 is narrowed (back pressure chamber 14 is widened). It is configured so that. The water that has entered the back pressure chamber 14 flows to the bypass flow path 80 side through the communication path 602.

  The auxiliary back pressure chamber 12 is configured so that the same pressure as the primary pressure applied to the primary side internal flow path 20 is applied. Specifically, the primary side internal flow path 20 and the auxiliary back pressure chamber 12 are connected by the auxiliary primary flow path 22, and the primary pressure is transmitted to the auxiliary back pressure chamber 12.

  The back pressure chamber 14 and the secondary side internal flow path 30 are connected by a bypass flow path 80. An electromagnetic valve 82 is provided in the bypass flow path 80. If the electromagnetic valve 82 is closed, a primary pressure is applied to the inside of the back pressure chamber 14. On the other hand, when the electromagnetic valve 82 is opened, the water in the back pressure chamber 14 flows out from the bypass flow path 80 to the secondary side internal flow path 30, and the internal pressure in the back pressure chamber 14 decreases.

  Subsequently, the operation of the flash valve SV of the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an initial state of the flash valve shown in FIG. FIG. 6 is a view showing a state in which the main valve is opened in the flash valve shown in FIG. FIG. 7 is a view showing a state in which the main valve is closed in the flash valve shown in FIG. 2. FIG. 8 is a view showing a state where the main valve is opened again to supply refill water in the flush valve shown in FIG. FIG. 9 is a view showing a state in which the main valve opened for supplying refill water is closed in the flush valve shown in FIG. 2. In each of FIGS. 5 to 9, (A) shows the movement of the flash valve SV, and (B) shows the corresponding instantaneous flow rate, the lift amount of the valve body member 40, and the sealing depth of the sealing portion SW.

  As shown in FIG. 5, in the initial state (time t1), the lift amount of the valve body member 40 is zero, and the instantaneous flow rate is also zero. The sealing depth is a specified depth. Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 6, when the electromagnetic valve 82 is opened and the water in the back pressure chamber 14 is drained from the bypass flow path 80, the valve body member 40 rises and the auxiliary valve rod 48 is adjusted to the second position. It contacts the member 65. The first position adjusting member 60 is pushed down to the back pressure chamber 14 side by the pressure difference between the back pressure chamber 14 and the auxiliary back pressure chamber 12. Accordingly, the valve body member 40 moves up until it comes into contact with the first position adjusting member 60.

  In the state of FIG. 6, water continues to flow to the toilet SB side, and when a predetermined time t2 comes, the electromagnetic valve 82 is closed (see FIG. 7). Thereafter, the valve body member 40 slowly descends, and the main valve body 42 contacts the main valve seat surface 201 at time t3. From time t2 to time t3, refill water is supplied to the toilet SB, and there is a slight time difference, and the sealing depth of the sealing portion SW increases (time t4).

  Even at time t4, since the sealing depth of the sealing portion SW is not secured to the initial sealing depth, the electromagnetic valve 82 is opened from time t4 to time t5 (second time) as shown in FIG. The time from time t4 to time t5 as the second time is shorter than the time from time t1 to time t2, which is the first time.

  Further, during the time from time t4 to time t5, the valve body member 40 does not rise completely, so that the valve body member 40 does not contact the first position adjustment member 60 or the second position adjustment member 65. It ’s a short time. When the electromagnetic valve 82 is closed again, the valve body member 40 is lowered and the main valve body 42 comes into contact with the main valve seat surface 201.

  As described above, in the present embodiment, when the electromagnetic valve 82, which is a sub valve, is opened, the back pressure of the main valve body 42 is reduced, the main valve is opened, and the secondary side flow from the primary flow path through the main valve. Water flows into the road, and after the first time (from time t1 to time t2), the electromagnetic valve 82 is closed, so that the back pressure of the main valve body 42 rises and the main cleaning operation is performed to close the main valve (FIG. 5 to FIG. 7). Further, after the main cleaning operation is completed, the electromagnetic valve 82 is opened again, so that the back pressure of the main valve body 42 is reduced and the main valve is opened, and passes from the primary side flow path to the secondary side flow path through the main valve. Reflow water supply operation in which the back pressure of the main valve body 42 rises and the main valve is closed by closing the solenoid valve 82 after the passage of the second time (from time t4 to time t5) shorter than the first time. (See FIGS. 8 to 9).

  According to the present embodiment, after the main cleaning operation is completed, the electromagnetic valve 82 is opened again to open the main valve and allow water to flow to the secondary channel, so that refill water can be supplied reliably. Further, in the refill water supply operation, the auxiliary valve is opened for a second time (from time t4 to time t5) that is shorter than the first time (time t1 to time t2) that is the auxiliary valve opening time of the main cleaning operation. An appropriate amount of refill water can be supplied without generating it.

  In the refill water supply operation, the second time (from time t4 to time t5) is set such that the electromagnetic valve 82 is closed before the main valve reaches the maximum opening.

  In this way, since the second time (from time t4 to time t5) is set so that the sub valve is closed before the main valve reaches the maximum opening, the siphon phenomenon due to the water supplied by the refill water supply operation is set. Occurrence can be suppressed.

  Further, in the refill water supply operation, during the second time (from time t4 to time t5), the outflow of water from the back pressure chamber 14 to the secondary side flow path is caused by the flow of water from the primary side flow path to the back pressure chamber 14. The solenoid valve 82 is set to be closed before being equal to the inflow.

  Thus, since the second time (from time t4 to time t5) is set so that the electromagnetic valve 82 is closed before the water in the back pressure chamber 14 is completely drained, the amount of water supplied by the refill water supply operation is surely appropriate. And the occurrence of siphon phenomenon due to the water supplied by the refill water supply operation can be suppressed.

  Moreover, it is also preferable to adjust so that a refill water supply operation may be performed after the 1st position adjustment member 60 and the 2nd position adjustment member 65 return to an initial position after completion | finish of main cleaning operation | movement.

  In this preferred embodiment, since the refill water supply operation is executed after the first position adjusting member 60 and the second position adjusting member 65 are returned to the initial position (see FIG. 5), the valve body in which the constant flow rate means is integrated. The position of the member 40 can be set to a position that matches the amount of refill water. Therefore, variation in the amount of refill water to be supplied can be suppressed, and generation of wasted water and lack of refill water can be avoided.

  In addition, it is also preferable that the refill water supply operation can be set to be executed or not.

  In this preferred embodiment, when the refill water supply operation can be stopped when attached to a non-siphon toilet, it is possible to provide a flow path opening / closing device that supports various types of toilets.

  Further, the amount of water supplied in the refill water supply operation is the amount of water in which no siphon phenomenon occurs in the toilet bowl SB that is a toilet body.

  Since the amount of water supplied in the refill water supply operation is a water amount that does not cause siphoning in the toilet SB, refill water of an appropriate amount corresponding to the toilet SB can be supplied.

  Moreover, after completion | finish of main washing operation | movement, after the movement of the water in the toilet bowl SB is completed, refill water supply operation | movement is performed (refer FIG. 8).

  After the main washing operation is completed, the refill water supply operation is not performed until the movement of the water in the toilet bowl SB is completed. Therefore, the refill water is supplied after water has accumulated to some extent in the toilet bowl SB. Therefore, the water force due to the supply of refill water can be reduced by the water accumulated in the toilet bowl SB, and the occurrence of siphon phenomenon in the refill water supply stage can be suppressed.

  In the present embodiment, it is also preferable to include a power storage unit that stores power for driving the electromagnetic valve 82 as a sub valve. An example in which a capacitor is provided as power storage means will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 10 is a block configuration diagram illustrating an example in which a capacitor CD is provided in the power supply system of the present embodiment.

  As shown in FIG. 10, power is supplied to a load LD (generic name for parts driven by electricity such as the electromagnetic valve 82 and the control unit CU) from a power supply AS that is an AC power supply and a backup battery BT. Between the power supply AS and the load LD, a diode REa that is a rectifying element is disposed. Between the backup battery BT and the load LD, a diode REb that is a rectifying element is disposed. A capacitor CD as a power storage unit is provided between the diode REa and the diode REb and the load LD.

  The capacity of the electric power that can be stored in the condenser CD is configured to be larger than the electric power consumed by the electromagnetic valve 82 and the control unit CU when performing the main cleaning operation and the refill water supply operation.

  Since the flush valve SV of the present embodiment constitutes a series of cleaning operations by performing the main cleaning operation and the refill water supply operation, for example, if the electromagnetic valve 82 is immediately shut off during a power failure, the main cleaning operation is performed. It is also assumed that the refill water supply operation is not completed. If the refill water supply operation is not completed, the refill water is insufficient, which may lead to odor backflow and pest infestation. Therefore, by providing a condenser CD and accumulating electric power larger than the electric power consumed by the electromagnetic valve 82 and the control unit CU when performing the main washing operation and the refill water supply operation, the main washing operation is performed even during a power failure. And it is comprised so that refill water supply operation | movement can be completed.

  In the above-described embodiment, the example in which the control unit CU that controls the electromagnetic valve 82 that is the sub valve is built in the flash valve SV has been described. However, the control unit CU is not necessarily limited to being built in the flash valve SV, and may be provided anywhere as long as the electromagnetic valve 82 can be controlled.

  FIG. 11 shows an example in which the control unit CU is provided in the toilet seat SH. In providing the control unit CU in the toilet seat SH, the control unit CU described above may be provided in the toilet seat SH as it is, or the control unit provided in the toilet seat SH may be knitted to fulfill the function of the control unit CU. Good. With this configuration, when the toilet seat SH has a temperature adjustment mechanism (a heater and a control circuit that drives the heater) that adjusts the temperature of the seat surface, the control unit CU controls the temperature adjustment mechanism. Can be configured.

  As described above, the control unit CU that controls the electromagnetic valve 82 and the control unit that controls the temperature adjustment mechanism that adjusts the temperature of the toilet seat SH can be integrated into one control unit. It can be simple.

SV: Flush valve (channel opening / closing device)
SB: Toilet bowl SW: Sealing part TB: Water supply pipe V: Stop cock 10: Main body part 101: Projection part 102: Through hole 653: Holding member 107: Fixing hole 12: Secondary back pressure chamber 14: Back pressure chamber 20 : Primary side internal flow passage 201: Main valve seat surface (main valve seat)
21: Inflow port 22: Sub primary flow path 30: Secondary side internal flow path 31: Outlet port 40: Valve body member 42: Main valve body 421: Main valve body surface 44: Constant flow valve body 46: Housing recess 461: Hole 462: Recess 463: Sub-hole (back pressure flow path)
464: Communication path (back pressure flow path)
465: Sub valve seat 48: Sub valve rod 481: Large diameter portion 482: Sub valve body 483: Small diameter portion 50: Spring 60: First position adjustment member 601: Recess 602: Communication path 65: Second position adjustment member 651: Plate portion 652: Shaft portion 70: Spring 80: Bypass channel 82: Solenoid valve Wa: Inflow water Wb: Outflow water

Claims (9)

A channel opening and closing device that starts supplying water to a toilet by receiving an instruction to start water supply, and autonomously stops water supply by satisfying a predetermined condition,
A main valve body having a main valve body and a main valve seat that opens and closes a flow path between a primary flow path connected to a water supply source and a secondary flow path connected to a toilet that is a water supply destination;
Constant flow rate means for adjusting the cross-sectional area of the flow path formed therebetween so as to keep the instantaneous flow rate of water flowing from the primary flow path to the secondary flow path constant;
A bypass flow path connecting the primary flow path and the secondary flow path without passing between the main valve body and the main valve seat;
A sub valve for opening and closing the bypass channel;
A control unit for controlling the opening and closing of the auxiliary valve,
When the sub valve is opened, the back pressure of the main valve body is reduced, the main valve is opened, water flows from the primary side flow path to the secondary side flow path through the main valve, A main cleaning operation is performed in which the back pressure of the main valve body is increased by closing the sub valve after 1 hour and the main valve is closed
After the main cleaning operation is finished, the sub valve is opened again, so that the back pressure of the main valve body is reduced, the main valve is opened, and passes through the main valve from the primary flow path to the secondary side. A refill water supply operation is performed in which water flows into the flow path and the secondary valve is closed after a lapse of a second time shorter than the first time, thereby increasing the back pressure of the main valve body and closing the main valve. A flow path opening and closing device characterized by that.   2. The flow path opening and closing according to claim 1, wherein, in the refill water supply operation, the second time is set so that the sub valve is closed before the main valve reaches a maximum opening degree. apparatus. A back pressure chamber for applying a back pressure to the main valve body;
The back pressure chamber is connected to the secondary side flow path via the bypass flow path,
In the refill water supply operation, the second time is before the outflow of water from the back pressure chamber to the secondary channel becomes equal to the inflow of water from the primary channel to the back pressure chamber. The flow path opening and closing device according to claim 1, wherein the sub valve is set to be closed. A valve body member in which the main valve body and the constant flow means are integrated;
A position adjusting member that moves at least a part of the valve body member along a sliding direction so as to adjust a movable amount of the valve body member,
4. The flow path opening and closing according to claim 1, wherein after the main cleaning operation is finished, the refill water supply operation is executed after the position adjusting member returns to an initial position. 5. apparatus.   The flow path opening and closing device according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the reflow water supply operation is configured to be set to be executed or not. Power storage means for storing power for driving the auxiliary valve;
The capacity of power that can be stored by the power storage unit is larger than the power consumed by the sub valve and the control unit when performing the main cleaning operation and the refill water supply operation. 6. The channel opening / closing device according to any one of items 1 to 5. A toilet device comprising the flow path opening and closing device according to any one of claims 1 to 6 and a toilet body,
The toilet body is a toilet that performs siphon cleaning,
The toilet apparatus is characterized in that the amount of water supplied in the refill water supply operation is an amount of water that does not cause a siphon phenomenon in the toilet body.   The toilet device according to claim 7, wherein after the main washing operation is completed, the refill water supply operation is performed after the movement of water in the toilet body is completed. The toilet body has a toilet seat,
The toilet seat has a temperature adjustment mechanism for adjusting the temperature of the seat surface,
The toilet device according to claim 7 or 8, wherein the control unit is configured to be able to control the temperature adjustment mechanism.

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