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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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Description
本発明は冷蔵庫の前面開口部周縁の結露を防止する構造に関するものである。 The present invention relates to a structure for preventing condensation on the periphery of the front opening of a refrigerator.
図11は従来の冷蔵庫の冷凍室の基本構造の断面図、図12は従来の冷蔵庫の冷凍サイクル配管の透視図、図13は従来の冷蔵庫の区画の断面図である。 11 is a cross-sectional view of a basic structure of a freezer compartment of a conventional refrigerator, FIG. 12 is a perspective view of a refrigeration cycle piping of a conventional refrigerator, and FIG. 13 is a cross-sectional view of a compartment of a conventional refrigerator.
図11、図12、図13に示すように、扉11の内面の端部には全周にわたり扉ガスケット12が設けられており、扉ガスケット12の受け面を形成する仕切壁13前面に構成されている金属受け部材14と扉ガスケット12を密着させて冷気が外部に漏れるのを防止している。 As shown in FIGS. 11, 12, and 13, a door gasket 12 is provided on the entire inner periphery of the door 11, and is configured on the front surface of the partition wall 13 that forms the receiving surface of the door gasket 12. The metal receiving member 14 and the door gasket 12 are in close contact to prevent cold air from leaking to the outside.
本体の背部に設置した冷却器15で生成した冷気をファン16によって冷凍室25の背面の吐出口17から庫内に吹き出し、収納されている食品類を冷却するように構成されている。 Cold air generated by a cooler 15 installed on the back of the main body is blown out from the discharge port 17 on the back of the freezer compartment 25 by a fan 16 to cool the food stored therein.
そして、食品類を冷却した冷気は、矢印に示すように、収納ケース18、19の前方上部に至り、扉11の内壁と収納ケース18、19の前面との空間、さらに収納ケース19の底面と貯蔵室底壁との空間を通ってリターンダクト21から冷却器15に戻る循環をおこなっている。 Then, the cold air that has cooled the food reaches the upper front part of the storage cases 18 and 19, as shown by the arrows, and the space between the inner wall of the door 11 and the front surfaces of the storage cases 18 and 19, and the bottom surface of the storage case 19. Circulation returns from the return duct 21 to the cooler 15 through the space with the bottom wall of the storage chamber.
また、収納ケース18の前方上部に至った冷気によって冷凍室25と上部貯蔵室22との仕切壁13前面が冷却され、内外の温度差により仕切壁13前面に結露することを防止するために、放熱パイプ23を配設している。この放熱パイプ23は冷凍サイクル(図示せず)における高温冷媒パイプを利用しており、その熱によって仕切壁13前面を高温に加温していることから、結露を防止する反面、冷凍室12の前部上方空気を加熱してしまい冷却効率を低下させていた。 In order to prevent the front of the partition wall 13 between the freezer compartment 25 and the upper storage chamber 22 from being cooled by the cool air reaching the front upper part of the storage case 18, and to prevent condensation on the front surface of the partition wall 13 due to the temperature difference between the inside and outside. A heat radiating pipe 23 is provided. The heat radiating pipe 23 uses a high-temperature refrigerant pipe in a refrigeration cycle (not shown), and heats the front surface of the partition wall 13 to a high temperature. The front upper air was heated and the cooling efficiency was reduced.
これを防止するために、仕切壁13近傍の収納ケース18の上方空間部分に二点鎖線で示すシール部材24を設け、扉ガスケット12側への冷気流れを遮蔽する機構が提案されている。(例えば、特許文献1参照)。 In order to prevent this, a mechanism has been proposed in which a seal member 24 indicated by a two-dot chain line is provided in the upper space portion of the storage case 18 in the vicinity of the partition wall 13 so as to shield the cold air flow toward the door gasket 12. (For example, refer to Patent Document 1).
しかしながら、上記従来の構成では、金属受け部材14の上下両端部は強度確保の面から冷凍室25の内側に延出しており、この延出部は断熱材13aによって囲まれているが、挿入作業性の考慮や、構造的な理由により空隙が生じる。そのため放熱パイプ23からの放熱の一部は金属受け部材14の上下両端部を通じて冷凍室4内に熱負荷として侵入しやすく冷蔵庫の冷凍システムの効率を低下させると同時に、金属受け部材14の表面が結露し易いという問題が生じる。 However, in the above conventional configuration, the upper and lower end portions of the metal receiving member 14 extend from the surface of securing the strength to the inside of the freezer compartment 25, and this extending portion is surrounded by the heat insulating material 13a. The gap is generated due to the consideration of the property and the structural reason. Therefore, a part of the heat radiation from the heat radiating pipe 23 easily enters the freezer compartment 4 through the upper and lower end portions of the metal receiving member 14 as a heat load, reducing the efficiency of the refrigerator refrigeration system, and at the same time the surface of the metal receiving member 14 There arises a problem that condensation easily occurs.
上記従来の課題を解決するために、本発明の冷蔵庫は、内箱と、外箱と、前記内箱および前記外箱の間に充填された断熱材とにより形成された断熱箱体と、前記断熱箱体の貯蔵室を上下に仕切る仕切壁と、前記貯蔵室の前面開口部に開閉可能な扉と、前記仕切壁の扉側前面部に備えた金属受け部材に密着する扉ガスケットとを備えた冷蔵庫において、前記貯蔵室の前面開口部に前記貯蔵室内の空間とは独立した開口部独立空間を備え、前記開口部独立空間内に冷蔵温度帯の冷気を循環させるものである。 In order to solve the above conventional problems, the refrigerator of the present invention includes an inner box, an outer box, and a heat insulating box formed by a heat insulating material filled between the inner box and the outer box, A partition wall that partitions the storage chamber of the heat insulation box vertically, a door that can be opened and closed at the front opening of the storage chamber, and a door gasket that is in close contact with a metal receiving member provided on the door side front portion of the partition wall. In the refrigerator, an opening independent space independent of the space in the storage chamber is provided in the front opening of the storage chamber, and cold air in a refrigeration temperature zone is circulated in the opening independent space .
これにより、開口部独立空間が貯蔵室の熱リークを抑制することができ、仕切壁の扉側前面部に備えた金属受け部材が庫内の冷気によって冷却されることを抑制できる。 Thereby, an opening part independent space can suppress the heat leak of a storage chamber, and it can suppress that the metal receiving member with which the door side front part of the partition wall was cooled by the cool air in a store | warehouse | chamber.
本発明の冷蔵庫は、貯蔵室の前面開口部に貯蔵室内の空間とは独立した開口部独立空間を備えたことにより、開口部独立空間が貯蔵室の熱リークを抑制することができ、仕切壁の扉側前面部に備えた金属受け部材の冷却を抑制して結露を抑制することができる。 The refrigerator according to the present invention includes an opening independent space independent of the space in the storage chamber at the front opening of the storage chamber, so that the opening independent space can suppress heat leakage in the storage chamber, and the partition wall Condensation can be suppressed by suppressing cooling of the metal receiving member provided on the front side of the door.
請求項1に記載の発明は、内箱と、外箱と、前記内箱および前記外箱の間に充填された断熱材とにより形成された断熱箱体と、前記断熱箱体の貯蔵室を上下に仕切る仕切壁と、前記貯蔵室の前面開口部に開閉可能な扉と、前記仕切壁の扉側前面部に備えた金属受け部材に密着する扉ガスケットとを備えた冷蔵庫において、前記貯蔵室の前面開口部に前記貯蔵室内の空間とは独立した開口部独立空間を備え、前記開口部独立空間内に冷蔵温度帯の冷気を循環させるものであり、開口部独立空間が貯蔵室の熱リークを抑制することができ、仕切壁の扉側前面部に備えた金属受け部材の冷却を抑制して結露を抑制することができる。 The invention according to claim 1 is an insulating box formed by an inner box, an outer box, a heat insulating material filled between the inner box and the outer box, and a storage chamber for the heat insulating box. In the refrigerator, comprising: a partition wall that is vertically partitioned; a door that can be opened and closed at a front opening of the storage chamber; and a door gasket that is in close contact with a metal receiving member provided on a door-side front portion of the partition wall. An opening independent space independent of the space in the storage chamber is provided in the front opening of the storage space, and cool air in a refrigeration temperature zone is circulated in the opening independent space, and the opening independent space is a heat leak of the storage chamber. It is possible to suppress the dew condensation by suppressing the cooling of the metal receiving member provided on the door side front portion of the partition wall.
請求項2に記載の発明は、請求項1に記載の発明において、前記貯蔵室の前面開口部の少なくとも左右いずれか一方の開口部独立空間は、前面開口部の上辺から下辺まで連通した空間としたものであり、開口部独立空間内で比較的高い温度の空気が上昇し、空間内で比較的低い温度の空気が下降するため、金属受け部材の周辺温度を効率的に上昇させることができる。 The invention according to claim 2 is the invention according to claim 1, wherein at least one of the left and right opening independent spaces of the front opening of the storage chamber is a space communicating from the upper side to the lower side of the front opening. Since the relatively high temperature air rises in the opening independent space and the relatively low temperature air falls in the space, the ambient temperature of the metal receiving member can be efficiently raised. .
請求項3に記載の発明は、請求項1または2に記載の発明において、前記開口部独立空間は、冷凍温度帯を有した貯蔵室前面の開口部に設けたものであり、冷凍温度帯の貯蔵室内からの熱リーク抑制効果を高めることができ、金属受け部材の結露発生を抑制すること
ができる。
The invention according to claim 3 is the invention according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the opening independent space is provided in an opening on the front surface of the storage room having a refrigeration temperature zone. The effect of suppressing heat leakage from the storage chamber can be enhanced, and the occurrence of condensation on the metal receiving member can be suppressed.
請求項4に記載の発明は、請求項1から3のいずれか一項に記載の発明において、前記開口部独立空間の近傍に加熱手段を備えたものであり、開口部独立空間内の温度をさらに確実に上昇させることができる。 The invention according to claim 4 is the invention according to any one of claims 1 to 3 , wherein a heating means is provided in the vicinity of the opening independent space, and the temperature in the opening independent space is controlled. Furthermore, it can raise reliably.
以下、本発明の実施の形態について、図面を参照しながら説明するが、従来例または先に説明した実施の形態と同一構成については同一符号を付して、その詳細な説明は省略する。なお、この実施の形態によってこの発明が限定されるものではない。 DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The same reference numerals are given to the same configurations as those of the conventional example or the embodiments described above, and detailed descriptions thereof will be omitted. The present invention is not limited to the embodiments.
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図1は、本発明の実施の形態1における冷蔵庫の正面図と縦断面図、図2は、本発明の実施の形態1における構成正面図、図3は本発明の実施の形態1における冷蔵室ダクト装置の分解図、図4は本発明の実施の形態1における冷蔵室内の斜視図、図5Aは本発明の実施の形態1における放熱パイプ配置の斜視図である。
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1 is a front view and a longitudinal sectional view of a refrigerator according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a front view of the configuration according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a refrigerator compartment according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention. FIG. 4 is an exploded view of the duct device, FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the refrigerating chamber according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention, and FIG. 5A is a perspective view of heat radiation pipe arrangement according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
図1、図2において、冷蔵庫30の断熱箱体31は主に鋼板を用いた外箱32とABSなどの樹脂で成型された内箱33とで構成され、その内部には例えば硬質発泡ウレタンなどの発泡断熱材34が充填、周囲と断熱され、複数の貯蔵室に区分されている。上部に冷蔵室35、下部に冷凍室37が配置される構成となっている。 1 and 2, the heat insulating box 31 of the refrigerator 30 is mainly composed of an outer box 32 using a steel plate and an inner box 33 formed of a resin such as ABS, and the inside thereof includes, for example, hard foamed urethane or the like. The foam insulation material 34 is filled and insulated from the surroundings, and is divided into a plurality of storage chambers. The refrigerator compartment 35 is arranged in the upper part, and the freezer compartment 37 is arranged in the lower part.
冷蔵室35の前面開口部には冷蔵室扉38、冷凍室37の前面開口部には冷凍室扉40が、それぞれの前面開口部を開閉自在に枢支されている。 A freezer compartment door 38 is supported at the front opening of the refrigerating compartment 35, and a freezer compartment door 40 is pivotally supported at the front opening of the freezer compartment 37 so that the front openings can be opened and closed.
冷蔵室35は冷蔵保存のために凍らない温度を下限に通常1℃〜5℃とし、冷凍室37は冷凍温度帯に設定されており、冷凍保存のために通常−22℃〜−15℃で設定されているが、冷凍保存状態の向上のために、例えば−30℃や−25℃の低温で設定されるこ
ともある。
The refrigerator compartment 35 is normally set to 1 to 5 ° C. at the lower limit of the temperature at which it does not freeze for refrigerated storage, and the freezer compartment 37 is set to a freezing temperature zone, and is usually −22 ° C. to −15 ° C. for frozen storage. Although it is set, it may be set at a low temperature such as −30 ° C. or −25 ° C. in order to improve the frozen storage state.
仕切壁41によって冷蔵室35と冷凍室37とは上下に区画されている。冷蔵室扉38と冷凍室扉40の内面の端部には全周にわたり扉ガスケット90が設けられており、外箱32と仕切壁41の前面に設けた金属受け部材42と密着させて冷気が外部に漏れるのを防止している。また、冷凍室扉40の内面の貯蔵室内側に内箱33等の貯蔵室の壁面と接触する間口シール部材91を配設している。前記扉ガスケット90と間口シール部材91の間には、冷凍室37の貯蔵室空間および外部とも独立した空間である開口部独立空間50を備えている。 The refrigerating chamber 35 and the freezing chamber 37 are partitioned vertically by the partition wall 41. A door gasket 90 is provided on the inner ends of the refrigerator compartment door 38 and the freezer compartment door 40 over the entire circumference, and the cold air is brought into close contact with the outer casing 32 and the metal receiving member 42 provided on the front surface of the partition wall 41. Preventing leakage to the outside. In addition, a front door sealing member 91 that is in contact with the wall surface of the storage chamber such as the inner box 33 is disposed on the inner surface of the freezer compartment door 40. Between the door gasket 90 and the front seal member 91, an opening independent space 50 which is a space independent of the storage room space of the freezer compartment 37 and the outside is provided.
また、冷凍室37の背面には冷気を生成する冷却室43が設けられ、内部には冷却器44が配設されている。冷却室43はカバーコイル45によって冷凍室37と断熱区画されている。冷却器44の上方に生成された冷気を強制的に送風するファン46が配置され、冷却器44の下方に、冷却器44に付着した霜や氷を除霜する除霜ヒータ47が設けられている。除霜ヒータ47は、具体的にはガラス製のガラス管ヒータであり、特に冷媒が炭化水素系冷媒ガスである場合、防爆対応としてガラス管が2重に形成された2重ガラス管ヒータが採用されている。またカバーコイル45は、樹脂製の化粧板と、スチロール材などの断熱材で形成したインスカバーコイルとで形成されている。 In addition, a cooling chamber 43 that generates cool air is provided on the back surface of the freezing chamber 37, and a cooler 44 is provided inside. The cooling chamber 43 is insulated from the freezing chamber 37 by a cover coil 45. A fan 46 that forcibly blows cool air generated above the cooler 44 is disposed, and a defrost heater 47 that defrosts frost and ice adhering to the cooler 44 is provided below the cooler 44. Yes. Specifically, the defrost heater 47 is a glass tube heater made of glass, and in particular, when the refrigerant is a hydrocarbon-based refrigerant gas, a double glass tube heater in which glass tubes are formed in a double manner is adopted for explosion protection. Has been. The cover coil 45 is formed of a resin decorative plate and an inscover coil formed of a heat insulating material such as a styrene material.
カバーコイル45には冷却器44の側方に併設され、冷却器44と仕切り部材75と冷却室43の背面壁によって仕切られた冷気戻り通路71が形成され、冷気戻り通路71には仕切壁41の冷蔵室帰還連通口を通過した冷気を導入する。 The cover coil 45 is provided side by side with the cooler 44, and a cool air return passage 71 is formed that is partitioned by the cooler 44, the partition member 75, and the back wall of the cooling chamber 43, and the cool air return passage 71 has a partition wall 41. Introduce cold air that has passed through the refrigeration room return port.
図3において、冷蔵室ダクト装置80は冷蔵室35の背面に配置され、冷蔵室ダクト装置80と内箱2とによって冷蔵室の風路を形成している。また、冷蔵室ダクト装置80の下端は仕切壁41に結合し、冷却室43から冷蔵室吐出冷気と戻り冷気を循環させ冷蔵室35を冷蔵温度帯にしている。 In FIG. 3, the refrigerator compartment duct device 80 is disposed on the back surface of the refrigerator compartment 35, and the refrigerator compartment duct device 80 and the inner box 2 form an air path of the refrigerator compartment. In addition, the lower end of the refrigerator compartment duct device 80 is coupled to the partition wall 41, and the refrigerator compartment 35 is placed in the refrigerator temperature zone by circulating the refrigerator compartment discharge cold air and the return cold air.
冷蔵室ダクト装置80は発泡スチロールから形成された冷蔵室ダクト部材81と冷蔵室ダクト部材81の前面をカバーする樹脂製の冷蔵室ダクト化粧板86とで形成され、冷蔵室ダクト装置80のシール部にはシールフォーム部材82が取付けられている。 The refrigerator compartment duct device 80 is formed of a refrigerator compartment duct member 81 formed of foamed polystyrene and a resin refrigerator compartment duct decorative plate 86 that covers the front surface of the refrigerator compartment duct member 81, and is attached to a seal portion of the refrigerator compartment duct device 80. A seal foam member 82 is attached.
図4において、冷蔵室送風ダクト48aを通って冷蔵室35の吐出口から吐出した冷気は冷蔵室35の下部背面に設けられた戻り口から冷蔵室帰還ダクト51aを通って冷却器44へ帰還する。 In FIG. 4, the cold air discharged from the discharge port of the refrigerating chamber 35 through the refrigerating chamber blower duct 48 a returns to the cooler 44 through the refrigerating chamber return duct 51 a from the return port provided in the lower rear surface of the refrigerating chamber 35. .
図5Aにおいて、金属受け部材42には高外気温度時等に貯蔵室外側面に結露することを防止するために、放熱パイプ49も配設している。この放熱パイプ49は冷凍サイクル(図示せず)における高温冷媒パイプを利用しており、その熱によって金属受け部材42を高温に加温している。放熱パイプ49は、金属受け部材42と冷凍室37の開口間口側である外箱32の正面部に接触させて固定される。また、第2放熱パイプ93は金属受け部材42に重点をおいて接触させるように固定されている。 以上のように構成された冷蔵庫について、以下その動作、作用を説明する。 In FIG. 5A, the metal receiving member 42 is also provided with a heat radiating pipe 49 in order to prevent condensation on the outer surface of the storage chamber at a high outside air temperature or the like. The heat radiating pipe 49 uses a high-temperature refrigerant pipe in a refrigeration cycle (not shown), and heats the metal receiving member 42 to a high temperature. The heat radiating pipe 49 is fixed in contact with the front portion of the outer box 32 on the opening front side of the metal receiving member 42 and the freezer compartment 37. The second heat radiating pipe 93 is fixed so as to contact the metal receiving member 42 with emphasis. About the refrigerator comprised as mentioned above, the operation | movement and an effect | action are demonstrated below.
冷却室43の冷却器44で生成された冷気の一部はファン46によって前方へ強制的に送風され、冷凍室37はカバーコイル45の吐出口から吐出した冷気によって冷却され、冷気はカバーコイル45の下部に開口した戻り口を介して冷却器44の下部に導かれ、冷却器44で熱交換されて、再び新鮮な冷気がファン46によって循環を繰返す。これによって冷凍室37は冷凍室センサーの制御で適温に冷却される。 A part of the cold air generated by the cooler 44 in the cooling chamber 43 is forcibly blown forward by the fan 46, the freezing chamber 37 is cooled by the cold air discharged from the discharge port of the cover coil 45, and the cold air is covered by the cover coil 45. The air is guided to the lower part of the cooler 44 through a return port opened at the lower part of the heat exchanger, heat exchanged by the cooler 44, and fresh cold air is again circulated by the fan 46. As a result, the freezer compartment 37 is cooled to an appropriate temperature under the control of the freezer sensor.
またファン46の上方に吐出された冷気はカバーコイル45の冷気吐出口から仕切壁41の連通孔を経て、冷蔵室ダクト装置80に導かれる。そして冷蔵室35に吐出される冷気は冷蔵室温度センサーにより室内温度が設定温度以上の時、ダンパを開放し、冷蔵室送風ダクト48aを通って冷蔵室の吐出口から冷気を吐出し室内を冷却する。循環した冷気は戻り口に導かれ、冷蔵室35内の空気や貯蔵物に含まれる湿気を帯びた空気となって、冷蔵室ダクト装置80の冷蔵室帰還ダクト51aを通ってカバーコイル45と冷却室43の背面壁とで構成される冷気戻り通路71を通って冷気帰還口77から冷却器44の下部に導かれて冷却器44と熱交換して、新鮮な冷気が再びファンによって強制的に送風される。 Further, the cold air discharged above the fan 46 is guided from the cold air discharge port of the cover coil 45 through the communication hole of the partition wall 41 to the refrigerator compartment duct device 80. When the room temperature is higher than the set temperature by the refrigerating room temperature sensor, the cold air discharged to the refrigerating room 35 opens the damper, discharges the cold air from the discharge port of the refrigerating room through the refrigerating room air duct 48a, and cools the room. To do. The circulated cold air is guided to the return port, becomes air in the cold room 35 and humid air contained in the storage, passes through the cold room return duct 51a of the cold room duct device 80, and cools with the cover coil 45. The cool air is returned to the lower part of the cooler 44 through the cool air return passage 77 formed by the back wall of the chamber 43 and exchanged heat with the cooler 44, so that fresh cool air is again forced by the fan. Be blown.
これによって、冷蔵室35は、冷却器44から離れた位置にあっても、ファン46によって冷気を冷却器44に連通する冷蔵室送風ダクト48aに強制送風させ、冷蔵室ダクト装置80内の冷蔵室送風ダクト48aを通って冷蔵室35へ冷気を吐出させ、また冷蔵室温度センサーによってダンパの開閉を制御するので、室内を設定温度に制御することができる。また、冷蔵室35の冷却は、冷蔵室ダクト部材81に設けた吐出開口部等によって、側面側からや上面から冷気によって冷蔵室35内の冷却を行う。 As a result, even if the refrigerator compartment 35 is located away from the cooler 44, the fan 46 forcibly blows cool air to the refrigerator compartment air duct 48 a communicating with the cooler 44, and the refrigerator compartment in the refrigerator compartment duct device 80. Cold air is discharged to the refrigerating room 35 through the air duct 48a, and the opening and closing of the damper is controlled by the refrigerating room temperature sensor, so that the room can be controlled to the set temperature. In addition, the refrigerating chamber 35 is cooled by cooling air from the side surface or from the upper surface by a discharge opening or the like provided in the refrigerating chamber duct member 81.
ここで、扉ガスケット90と間口シール部材91によって設けられた開口部独立空間50は、冷凍室37の貯蔵室空間および外部とも独立した空間であることにより、冷凍室37の冷気によって金属受け部材42と冷凍室37の開口間口側である外箱32の正面部が直接冷却されることを抑制している。これにより、金属受け部材42と冷凍室37の開口間口側である外箱32の正面部の結露発生を抑制することができる。 Here, the opening independent space 50 provided by the door gasket 90 and the front seal member 91 is a space independent of the storage chamber space and the outside of the freezer compartment 37, so that the metal receiving member 42 is cooled by the cold air of the freezer compartment 37. The front portion of the outer box 32 on the opening front side of the freezer compartment 37 is prevented from being directly cooled. Thereby, the dew condensation generation | occurrence | production of the front part of the outer case 32 which is the opening front side of the metal receiving member 42 and the freezer compartment 37 can be suppressed.
また、金属受け部材42と比べ冷凍室37の開口間口側は、貯蔵室内冷気の影響が小さく、結露発生を抑制するために必要な熱量が小さい。 Further, compared to the metal receiving member 42, the opening front side of the freezing chamber 37 is less affected by the cool air in the storage chamber, and the amount of heat necessary for suppressing the occurrence of condensation is small.
図5Aで示すように、切替弁92を用いて放熱パイプ49の冷媒循環を第2放熱パイプ93へ切替えによる温度制御を行うことによって、比較的貯蔵室内温度の影響が小さい冷凍室37の開口間口側である外箱32の正面部の結露発生を抑制する熱量を確保しつつ、冷凍室37の開口間口両側面から貯蔵室内への熱リークも抑制することができる。 As shown in FIG. 5A, by performing temperature control by switching the refrigerant circulation of the heat radiating pipe 49 to the second heat radiating pipe 93 using the switching valve 92, the opening opening of the freezer room 37 having a relatively small influence of the storage room temperature. While ensuring the amount of heat that suppresses the occurrence of dew condensation on the front portion of the outer box 32 that is the side, heat leakage from both sides of the opening front of the freezing chamber 37 to the storage chamber can also be suppressed.
(実施の形態2)
図5Bは本発明の実施の形態2における放熱パイプ配置の斜視図である。
(Embodiment 2)
FIG. 5B is a perspective view of the heat radiating pipe arrangement according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
放熱パイプ49は、金属受け部材42と冷凍室37の開口間口側である外箱32の正面部に接触させて固定される。また、放熱パイプ49とバイパスパイプ94は切替弁92によって冷媒の切替えが行われる。 The heat radiating pipe 49 is fixed in contact with the front portion of the outer box 32 on the opening front side of the metal receiving member 42 and the freezer compartment 37. In addition, the refrigerant pipe 49 and the bypass pipe 94 are switched by the switching valve 92.
以上のように構成された冷蔵庫について、以下その動作、作用を説明する。 About the refrigerator comprised as mentioned above, the operation | movement and an effect | action are demonstrated below.
貯蔵室とは異なる独立空間である開口部独立空間50内において自然対流が発生し、冷凍室37の吐出冷気によって冷却された空気は空間内で下降する。特に冷凍室37の冷却を行わない場合、すなわち冷凍室37の冷気が吐出されない場合は、この自然対流によって開口部独立空間50内の温度分布がさらに不均等となり、空間内の低温空気が下降する状態となり、金属受け部材42が冷却される速度を緩和させる。これにより、金属受け部材42が結露しない温度にするために必要な熱量が減少する。 Natural convection occurs in the opening independent space 50 which is an independent space different from the storage chamber, and the air cooled by the cool air discharged from the freezing chamber 37 descends in the space. In particular, when the freezing room 37 is not cooled, that is, when the freezing air in the freezing room 37 is not discharged, the natural convection causes the temperature distribution in the opening independent space 50 to become more uneven, and the low-temperature air in the space falls. The state is reached, and the rate at which the metal receiving member 42 is cooled is reduced. As a result, the amount of heat required for setting the temperature at which the metal receiving member 42 does not condense is reduced.
実施の形態1で記したと同様に、金属受け部材42が結露しない温度にするために必要な放熱パイプ49の熱量が減少するため、図5Bに示すように、切替弁92を用いて貯蔵室の間口周辺を経由しないバイパスパイプ94と放熱パイプ49の冷媒循環の切替えによ
る温度制御を行うことにより、放熱パイプ49の冷凍室37の開口間口両側面と金属受け部材42からの貯蔵室内への熱リークを効率的に抑制することができる。
As described in the first embodiment, since the amount of heat of the heat radiating pipe 49 required for setting the temperature at which the metal receiving member 42 does not condense decreases, as shown in FIG. By controlling the temperature by switching the refrigerant circulation of the bypass pipe 94 and the heat radiating pipe 49 that do not pass through the periphery of the front opening, heat from the metal receiving member 42 to both sides of the opening front of the freezing chamber 37 of the heat radiating pipe 49 and the storage chamber Leakage can be efficiently suppressed.
(実施の形態3)
図6は、本発明の実施の形態3における冷蔵庫の正面図と縦断面図である。
(Embodiment 3)
FIG. 6 is a front view and a longitudinal sectional view of a refrigerator according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
図6において、仕切壁41によって冷蔵室35と冷凍室37とは上下に区画されている。冷蔵室扉38と冷凍室扉40の内面の端部には全周にわたり扉ガスケット90が設けられており、外箱32と仕切壁41の前面に設けた金属受け部材42と密着させて冷気が外部に漏れるのを防止している。また、冷凍室扉40の内面の貯蔵室内側に内箱33等の貯蔵室の壁面と接触する間口シール部材91を配設している。前記扉ガスケット90と間口シール部材91の間には、冷凍室37の貯蔵室空間および外部とも独立した空間である開口部独立空間50が存在する。 In FIG. 6, the refrigerating chamber 35 and the freezing chamber 37 are partitioned vertically by a partition wall 41. A door gasket 90 is provided on the inner ends of the refrigerator compartment door 38 and the freezer compartment door 40 over the entire circumference, and the cold air is brought into close contact with the outer casing 32 and the metal receiving member 42 provided on the front surface of the partition wall 41. Preventing leakage to the outside. In addition, a front door sealing member 91 that is in contact with the wall surface of the storage chamber such as the inner box 33 is disposed on the inner surface of the freezer compartment door 40. Between the door gasket 90 and the front seal member 91, there is an opening independent space 50 that is a space independent of the storage compartment space and the outside of the freezer compartment 37.
また、開口部独立空間50は、冷蔵室35と連通する空間連通入口風路95と、冷却室43の周辺と連通する空間連通出口風路96によって、貯蔵室空間と部分的に連通している。空間連通入口風路95と空間連通出口風路96は発泡断熱材34等の断熱部材によって貯蔵室と断熱された空間となっている。 Further, the opening independent space 50 is partially in communication with the storage room space by a space communication inlet air passage 95 that communicates with the refrigerator compartment 35 and a space communication outlet air passage 96 that communicates with the periphery of the cooling chamber 43. . The space communication inlet air passage 95 and the space communication outlet air passage 96 are spaces insulated from the storage chamber by a heat insulating member such as the foam heat insulating material 34.
以上のように構成された冷蔵庫について、以下その動作、作用を説明する。 冷却室43の冷却器44で生成された冷気の一部はファン46によって前方へ強制的に送風され、冷凍室37はカバーコイル45の吐出口から吐出した冷気によって冷却され、冷気はカバーコイル45の下部に開口した戻り口を介して冷却器44の下部に導かれ、冷却器44で熱交換されて、再び新鮮な冷気がファン46によって循環を繰返す。これによって冷凍室37は冷凍室センサーの制御で適温に冷却される。 About the refrigerator comprised as mentioned above, the operation | movement and an effect | action are demonstrated below. A part of the cold air generated by the cooler 44 in the cooling chamber 43 is forcibly blown forward by the fan 46, the freezing chamber 37 is cooled by the cold air discharged from the discharge port of the cover coil 45, and the cold air is covered by the cover coil 45. The air is guided to the lower part of the cooler 44 through a return port opened at the lower part of the heat exchanger, heat exchanged by the cooler 44, and fresh cold air is again circulated by the fan 46. As a result, the freezer compartment 37 is cooled to an appropriate temperature under the control of the freezer sensor.
またファン46の上方に吐出された冷気はカバーコイル45の冷気吐出口から仕切壁41の連通孔を経て、冷蔵室ダクト装置80に導かれる。そして冷蔵室35に吐出される冷気は冷蔵室温度センサーにより室内温度が設定温度以上の時、ダンパを開放し、冷蔵室送風ダクト48aを通って冷蔵室の吐出口から冷気を吐出し室内を冷却する。循環した冷気は戻り口と、空間連通入口風路95分流しながら導かれる。戻り冷気の経路として、冷蔵室35内の温度を持った空気が、冷蔵室帰還ダクト51aを通って冷気戻り通路71を通って冷気帰還口77から冷却器44の下部に導かれる経路と、空間連通入口風路95を通って開口部独立空間50を通り、空間連通出口風路96を通って冷気帰還口77から冷却器44の下部に導かれる経路がある。そして、冷却器44の下部まで戻ってきた冷気は冷却器44と熱交換して、新鮮な冷気が再びファンによって強制的に送風される。 Further, the cold air discharged above the fan 46 is guided from the cold air discharge port of the cover coil 45 through the communication hole of the partition wall 41 to the refrigerator compartment duct device 80. When the room temperature is higher than the set temperature by the refrigerating room temperature sensor, the cold air discharged to the refrigerating room 35 opens the damper, discharges the cold air from the discharge port of the refrigerating room through the refrigerating room air duct 48a, and cools the room. To do. The circulated cold air is guided while flowing through the return port and the space communication inlet air passage 95. As a return cold air path, a path in which air having a temperature in the refrigerator compartment 35 is led from the cold air return port 77 to the lower part of the cooler 44 through the cold air return passage 71 through the cold room return duct 51a, and the space There is a path that leads to the lower part of the cooler 44 from the cool air return port 77 through the communication inlet air passage 95, the opening independent space 50, and the space communication outlet air passage 96. And the cold air which returned to the lower part of the cooler 44 carries out heat exchange with the cooler 44, and fresh cold air is forcibly ventilated by a fan again.
開口部独立空間50内に冷蔵室35の戻り冷気が循環することにより、冷凍室37の冷気によって金属受け部材42が直接冷却されることを抑制し、なおかつ開口部独立空間50内を冷蔵温度帯で維持することが可能となるため、金属受け部材42と冷凍室37の開口間口側である外箱32の正面部の結露発生を抑制することができる。 The return cold air of the refrigerator compartment 35 circulates in the opening independent space 50, thereby suppressing the metal receiving member 42 from being directly cooled by the cold air of the freezer compartment 37, and the inside of the opening independent space 50 is kept in the refrigerator temperature zone. Therefore, it is possible to suppress the occurrence of dew condensation on the front portion of the outer box 32 on the opening front side of the metal receiving member 42 and the freezing chamber 37.
また、図5A、図5Bで示した放熱パイプ49の切替えによる温度制御の手段を併用して用いることで、貯蔵室内への熱リークを抑制することができる。 Further, by using the temperature control means by switching the heat radiating pipe 49 shown in FIGS. 5A and 5B in combination, heat leakage into the storage chamber can be suppressed.
(実施の形態4)
図7は、本発明の実施の形態4における冷蔵庫の正面図と縦断面図、図5Cは本発明の実施の形態4における放熱パイプ配置の斜視図である。
(Embodiment 4)
FIG. 7 is a front view and a longitudinal sectional view of the refrigerator in the fourth embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 5C is a perspective view of the heat dissipating pipe arrangement in the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
図7において、仕切壁41によって冷蔵室35と冷凍室37とは上下に区画されている
。冷蔵室扉38と冷凍室扉40の内面の端部には全周にわたり扉ガスケット90が設けられており、外箱32と仕切壁41の前面に設けた金属受け部材42と密着させて冷気が外部に漏れるのを防止している。また、冷凍室扉40の内面の貯蔵室内側に内箱33等の貯蔵室の壁面と接触する間口シール部材91を配設している。前記扉ガスケット90と間口シール部材91の間には、冷凍室37の貯蔵室空間および外部とも独立した空間である開口部独立空間50が存在する。
In FIG. 7, the refrigerator compartment 35 and the freezer compartment 37 are partitioned vertically by a partition wall 41. A door gasket 90 is provided on the inner ends of the refrigerator compartment door 38 and the freezer compartment door 40 over the entire circumference, and the cold air is brought into close contact with the outer casing 32 and the metal receiving member 42 provided on the front surface of the partition wall 41. Preventing leakage to the outside. In addition, a front door sealing member 91 that is in contact with the wall surface of the storage chamber such as the inner box 33 is disposed on the inner surface of the freezer compartment door 40. Between the door gasket 90 and the front seal member 91, there is an opening independent space 50 that is a space independent of the storage compartment space and the outside of the freezer compartment 37.
また、開口部独立空間50の下辺周辺に外気温度以上の温度を発熱する下辺熱源部材97を配設させている。 Further, a lower side heat source member 97 that generates a temperature higher than the outside air temperature is disposed around the lower side of the opening independent space 50.
以上のように構成された冷蔵庫について、以下その動作、作用を説明する。 About the refrigerator comprised as mentioned above, the operation | movement and an effect | action are demonstrated below.
開口部独立空間50の下辺に配設された下辺熱源部材97は、底部の強度確保や金属受け部材42と同様に扉ガスケット90の密着面を構成する役目をもつ底部金属部材(図示せず)に熱伝導させ、開口部独立空間50内に熱を伝える。開口部独立空間50内に侵入した下辺熱源部材97の熱は空間内の空気を暖め、暖められた空気は開口部独立空間50内で自然対流により上昇を行う。上昇した暖められた空気は開口部独立空間50内の金属受け部材42付近まで上昇し、金属受け部材42と冷凍室37の開口間口側である外箱32の正面部の結露発生を抑制することができる。下辺熱源部材97は、金属受け部材42と冷凍室37の開口間口側である外箱32の正面部の結露発生を抑制する温度以上を確保できるよう、最適な熱量の制御を行う。 The lower heat source member 97 disposed on the lower side of the opening independent space 50 is a bottom metal member (not shown) having a role of constituting the contact surface of the door gasket 90 as well as ensuring the strength of the bottom and the metal receiving member 42. To conduct heat to the opening independent space 50. The heat of the lower heat source member 97 that has entered the opening independent space 50 warms the air in the space, and the warmed air rises by natural convection in the opening independent space 50. The raised warmed air rises to the vicinity of the metal receiving member 42 in the opening independent space 50, and suppresses the occurrence of condensation on the metal receiving member 42 and the front portion of the outer box 32 on the opening front side of the freezer compartment 37. Can do. The lower heat source member 97 controls the optimum amount of heat so as to ensure a temperature equal to or higher than the temperature at which dew condensation on the front portion of the outer box 32 on the opening front side of the metal receiving member 42 and the freezer compartment 37 can be secured.
また、図5A、図5Bで示した放熱パイプ49の切替えによる温度制御の手段を併用して用いることで、貯蔵室内への熱リークを抑制することができる。 Further, by using the temperature control means by switching the heat radiating pipe 49 shown in FIGS. 5A and 5B in combination, heat leakage into the storage chamber can be suppressed.
また、図5Cで示すように下辺熱源部材97を断熱箱体31の底部を構成する底部材に配設された底部放熱パイプ98とすることにより、放熱温度の有効利用ができる。 In addition, as shown in FIG. 5C, by using the lower heat source member 97 as the bottom heat radiating pipe 98 disposed on the bottom member constituting the bottom of the heat insulating box 31, the heat radiation temperature can be effectively used.
冷凍室37両側と金属受け部材42の結露防止が下辺熱源部材97の熱量では足りない場合は、放熱パイプ49を併用する構成とする。このとき、切替弁92を用いて底部放熱パイプ98と放熱パイプ49の冷媒循環の切替えによる温度制御を行うことにより、放熱パイプ49の冷凍室37両側と金属受け部材42からの貯蔵室内への熱リークを最小限に抑制しながら冷凍室37両側と金属受け部材42の結露防止を行うことができる。 When the amount of heat of the lower heat source member 97 is insufficient to prevent dew condensation on both sides of the freezer compartment 37 and the metal receiving member 42, a heat radiating pipe 49 is used in combination. At this time, the temperature is controlled by switching the refrigerant circulation between the bottom heat radiating pipe 98 and the heat radiating pipe 49 using the switching valve 92, whereby heat from the both sides of the freezing chamber 37 of the heat radiating pipe 49 and the metal receiving member 42 to the storage chamber. It is possible to prevent condensation on both sides of the freezer compartment 37 and the metal receiving member 42 while minimizing leakage.
(実施の形態5)
図8は本発明の実施の形態5における冷蔵庫の正面図と縦断面図である。
(Embodiment 5)
FIG. 8: is the front view and longitudinal cross-sectional view of the refrigerator in Embodiment 5 of this invention.
図8において、仕切壁41によって冷蔵室35と冷凍室37とは上下に区画されている。冷蔵室扉38と冷凍室扉40の内面の端部には全周にわたり扉ガスケット90が設けられており、外箱32と仕切壁41の前面に設けた金属受け部材42と密着させて冷気が外部に漏れるのを防止している。また、冷凍室扉40の内面の貯蔵室内側に内箱33等の貯蔵室の壁面と接触する間口シール部材91を配設している。前記扉ガスケット90と間口シール部材91の間には、冷凍室37の貯蔵室空間および外部とも独立した空間である開口部独立空間50が存在する。 In FIG. 8, the refrigerator compartment 35 and the freezer compartment 37 are partitioned vertically by a partition wall 41. A door gasket 90 is provided on the inner ends of the refrigerator compartment door 38 and the freezer compartment door 40 over the entire circumference, and the cold air is brought into close contact with the outer casing 32 and the metal receiving member 42 provided on the front surface of the partition wall 41. Preventing leakage to the outside. In addition, a front door sealing member 91 that is in contact with the wall surface of the storage chamber such as the inner box 33 is disposed on the inner surface of the freezer compartment door 40. Between the door gasket 90 and the front seal member 91, there is an opening independent space 50 that is a space independent of the storage compartment space and the outside of the freezer compartment 37.
また、第2仕切壁99によって冷凍室37と第3貯蔵室100とが上下に区画されている。第3貯蔵室扉101の内面の端部には全周にわたり扉ガスケット90が設けられており、外箱32と第2仕切壁99の前面に設けた金属受け部材42と密着させて冷気が外部に漏れるのを防止している。 In addition, the freezing chamber 37 and the third storage chamber 100 are vertically partitioned by the second partition wall 99. A door gasket 90 is provided around the entire inner edge of the third storage chamber door 101, and the outer casing 32 and the metal receiving member 42 provided on the front surface of the second partition wall 99 are in close contact with each other so that cold air is externally provided. To prevent leakage.
以上のように構成された冷蔵庫について、以下その動作、作用を説明する。 About the refrigerator comprised as mentioned above, the operation | movement and an effect | action are demonstrated below.
冷却室43の冷却器44で生成された冷気の一部はファン46によって前方へ強制的に送風され、冷凍室37はカバーコイル45の吐出口から吐出した冷気によって冷却され、冷気はカバーコイル45の下部に開口した戻り口を介して冷却器44の下部に導かれ、冷却器44で熱交換されて、再び新鮮な冷気がファン46によって循環を繰返す。これによって冷凍室37は冷凍室センサーの制御で適温に冷却される。 A part of the cold air generated by the cooler 44 in the cooling chamber 43 is forcibly blown forward by the fan 46, the freezing chamber 37 is cooled by the cold air discharged from the discharge port of the cover coil 45, and the cold air is covered by the cover coil 45. The air is guided to the lower part of the cooler 44 through a return port opened at the lower part of the heat exchanger, heat exchanged by the cooler 44, and fresh cold air is again circulated by the fan 46. As a result, the freezer compartment 37 is cooled to an appropriate temperature under the control of the freezer sensor.
また第3貯蔵室100においても同様に、冷却室43の冷却器44で生成された冷気が第3貯蔵室ダクト102によって第3貯蔵室100内を冷却し、その後カバーコイル45の下部に開口した戻り口を介して冷却器44の下部に導かれ、冷却器44で熱交換されて、再び新鮮な冷気がファン46によって循環を繰返す。 Similarly, in the third storage chamber 100, the cool air generated by the cooler 44 of the cooling chamber 43 cools the inside of the third storage chamber 100 by the third storage chamber duct 102, and then opens at the lower portion of the cover coil 45. It is led to the lower part of the cooler 44 through the return port, heat is exchanged by the cooler 44, and fresh cold air is circulated again by the fan 46.
このように3室以上の貯蔵室を持つ冷蔵庫においても、本実施の形態1〜4で記した構成を用いて結露発生を抑制することができる。 Thus, even in a refrigerator having three or more storage rooms, the occurrence of dew condensation can be suppressed using the configuration described in the first to fourth embodiments.
(実施の形態6)
図9、図10Aにおいて、冷蔵庫30の断熱箱体31は主に鋼板を用いた外箱32とABSなどの樹脂で成型された内箱33とで構成され、その内部には例えば硬質発泡ウレタンなどの発泡断熱材34が充填、周囲と断熱され、複数の貯蔵室に区分されている。上部に冷蔵室35、下部に冷凍室37が配置される構成となっている。
(Embodiment 6)
9 and 10A, the heat insulating box 31 of the refrigerator 30 is mainly composed of an outer box 32 using a steel plate and an inner box 33 formed of a resin such as ABS. The foam insulation material 34 is filled and insulated from the surroundings, and is divided into a plurality of storage chambers. The refrigerator compartment 35 is arranged in the upper part, and the freezer compartment 37 is arranged in the lower part.
冷蔵室35の前面開口部には冷蔵室扉38、冷凍室37の前面開口部には冷凍室扉40が、それぞれの前面開口部を開閉自在に枢支されている。 A freezer compartment door 38 is supported at the front opening of the refrigerating compartment 35, and a freezer compartment door 40 is pivotally supported at the front opening of the freezer compartment 37 so that the front openings can be opened and closed.
冷蔵室35は冷蔵保存のために凍らない温度を下限に通常1℃〜5℃とし、冷凍室37は冷凍温度帯に設定されており、冷凍保存のために通常−22℃〜−15℃で設定されているが、冷凍保存状態の向上のために、例えば−30℃や−25℃の低温で設定されることもある。 The refrigerator compartment 35 is normally set to 1 to 5 ° C. at the lower limit of the temperature at which it does not freeze for refrigerated storage, and the freezer compartment 37 is set to a freezing temperature zone, and is usually −22 ° C. to −15 ° C. for frozen storage. Although it is set, it may be set at a low temperature such as −30 ° C. or −25 ° C. in order to improve the frozen storage state.
仕切壁41によって冷蔵室35と冷凍室37とは上下に区画されている。冷蔵室扉38と冷凍室扉40の内面の端部には全周にわたり扉ガスケット90が設けられており、外箱32と仕切壁41の前面に設けた金属受け部材42と密着させて冷気が外部に漏れるのを防止している。 The refrigerating chamber 35 and the freezing chamber 37 are partitioned vertically by the partition wall 41. A door gasket 90 is provided on the inner ends of the refrigerator compartment door 38 and the freezer compartment door 40 over the entire circumference, and the cold air is brought into close contact with the outer casing 32 and the metal receiving member 42 provided on the front surface of the partition wall 41. Preventing leakage to the outside.
また、冷凍室37の背面には冷気を生成する冷却室43が設けられ、内部には冷却器44が配設されている。冷却室43はカバーコイル45によって冷凍室37と断熱区画されている。冷却器44の上方に生成された冷気を強制的に送風するファン46が配置され、冷却器44の下方に、冷却器44に付着した霜や氷を除霜する除霜ヒータ47が設けられている。除霜ヒータ47は、具体的にはガラス製のガラス管ヒータであり、特に冷媒が炭化水素系冷媒ガスである場合、防爆対応としてガラス管が2重に形成された2重ガラス管ヒータが採用されている。またカバーコイル45は、樹脂製の化粧板と、スチロール材などの断熱材で形成したインスカバーコイルとで形成されている。 In addition, a cooling chamber 43 that generates cool air is provided on the back surface of the freezing chamber 37, and a cooler 44 is provided inside. The cooling chamber 43 is insulated from the freezing chamber 37 by a cover coil 45. A fan 46 that forcibly blows cool air generated above the cooler 44 is disposed, and a defrost heater 47 that defrosts frost and ice adhering to the cooler 44 is provided below the cooler 44. Yes. Specifically, the defrost heater 47 is a glass tube heater made of glass, and in particular, when the refrigerant is a hydrocarbon-based refrigerant gas, a double glass tube heater in which glass tubes are formed in a double manner is adopted for explosion protection. Has been. The cover coil 45 is formed of a resin decorative plate and an inscover coil formed of a heat insulating material such as a styrene material.
カバーコイル45には冷却器44の側方に併設され、冷却器44と仕切り部材75と冷却室43の背面壁によって仕切られた冷気戻り通路71が形成され、冷気戻り通路71には仕切壁41の冷蔵室帰還連通口を通過した冷気を導入する。 The cover coil 45 is provided side by side with the cooler 44, and a cool air return passage 71 is formed that is partitioned by the cooler 44, the partition member 75, and the back wall of the cooling chamber 43, and the cool air return passage 71 has a partition wall 41. Introduce cold air that has passed through the refrigeration room return port.
金属受け部材42には高外気温度時等に貯蔵室外側面に結露することを防止するために、放熱パイプ49(図示せず)も配設している。この放熱パイプ49は冷凍サイクルにお
ける高温冷媒パイプを利用しており、その熱によって金属受け部材42を高温に加温している。放熱パイプ49は、金属受け部材42と冷凍室37の開口間口側である外箱32の正面部に接触させて固定される。 放熱パイプ49と並列するように冷凍室37の開口間口側の発泡断熱材34内に開口部独立配管150を配設させている。
The metal receiving member 42 is also provided with a heat radiating pipe 49 (not shown) in order to prevent condensation on the outer surface of the storage chamber at a high outside air temperature or the like. The heat radiating pipe 49 uses a high-temperature refrigerant pipe in the refrigeration cycle, and heats the metal receiving member 42 to a high temperature. The heat radiating pipe 49 is fixed in contact with the front portion of the outer box 32 on the opening front side of the metal receiving member 42 and the freezer compartment 37. An opening independent pipe 150 is disposed in the foam heat insulating material 34 on the opening front side of the freezer compartment 37 so as to be in parallel with the heat radiating pipe 49.
また、開口部独立配管150の下辺周辺に開口部独立配管150と接触部を有した外気温度以上の温度を発熱する下辺熱源部材97を配設させている。 Further, a lower heat source member 97 that generates a temperature equal to or higher than the outside air temperature having the opening independent pipe 150 and the contact portion is disposed around the lower side of the opening independent pipe 150.
以上のように構成された冷蔵庫について、以下その動作、作用を説明する。 開口部独立配管150の下辺に配設され、開口部独立配管150と接触させた下辺熱源部材97は、その接触部から開口部独立配管150内に熱を伝える。開口部独立配管150内に侵入した下辺熱源部材97の熱は配管内の空気を暖め、暖められた空気は開口部独立配管150内で自然対流により上昇を行う。上昇した暖められた空気は開口部独立配管150内の金属受け部材42付近まで上昇し、金属受け部材42の結露発生を抑制することができる。下辺熱源部材97は、金属受け部材42の結露発生を抑制する温度以上を確保できるよう、最適な熱量の制御を行う。 About the refrigerator comprised as mentioned above, the operation | movement and an effect | action are demonstrated below. The lower heat source member 97 disposed on the lower side of the opening independent pipe 150 and brought into contact with the opening independent pipe 150 transfers heat into the opening independent pipe 150 from the contact portion. The heat of the lower heat source member 97 that has entered the opening independent pipe 150 warms the air in the pipe, and the warmed air rises by natural convection in the opening independent pipe 150. The warmed air that has risen rises to the vicinity of the metal receiving member 42 in the opening independent pipe 150, and the occurrence of condensation on the metal receiving member 42 can be suppressed. The lower heat source member 97 controls the optimum amount of heat so as to ensure a temperature equal to or higher than the temperature at which the condensation of the metal receiving member 42 is suppressed.
下辺熱源部材97に代わり断熱箱体31の底部を構成する底部材に配設された底部放熱パイプ98とすることにより、放熱温度の有効利用ができる。 By using the bottom heat radiating pipe 98 disposed on the bottom member constituting the bottom of the heat insulating box 31 instead of the lower heat source member 97, the heat radiation temperature can be effectively used.
また、放熱パイプ49の切替えによる温度制御の手段を併用して用いることで、貯蔵室内への熱リークを抑制することができる。金属受け部材42の結露防止が下辺熱源部材97の熱量では足りない場合は、放熱パイプ49を併用する構成とする。このとき、切替弁92(図示せず)を用いて底部放熱パイプ98と放熱パイプ49の冷媒循環の切替えによる温度制御を行うことにより、放熱パイプ49の冷凍室37両側と金属受け部材42からの貯蔵室内への熱リークを最小限に抑制しながら金属受け部材42の結露防止を行うことができる。 Moreover, the heat leak into the storage chamber can be suppressed by using the temperature control means by switching the heat radiating pipe 49 in combination. In the case where the amount of heat of the lower heat source member 97 is not sufficient to prevent the condensation of the metal receiving member 42, the heat radiating pipe 49 is used in combination. At this time, temperature control is performed by switching the refrigerant circulation between the bottom heat radiating pipe 98 and the heat radiating pipe 49 using a switching valve 92 (not shown), so that the both sides of the freezing chamber 37 of the heat radiating pipe 49 and the metal receiving member 42 are connected. It is possible to prevent dew condensation of the metal receiving member 42 while minimizing heat leakage into the storage chamber.
また、断熱箱体31の断熱壁厚を十分に確保できる場合では、外箱32の冷凍室37両側正面側両側と金属受け部材42の結露防止を断熱性能で行えるため、放熱パイプ49無しの開口部独立配管150のみで構成することが可能となる。 Further, in the case where a sufficient heat insulation wall thickness of the heat insulation box 31 can be ensured, the dew condensation prevention of the both sides of the freezing chamber 37 and the metal receiving member 42 of the outer box 32 and the metal receiving member 42 can be performed with heat insulation performance. It becomes possible to comprise only the part independent piping 150.
また、開口部独立配管150内に液体を入れることで上下への熱移動の効率向上を図り、また2重管にすることによる熱移動向上を図ることもできる。 Moreover, the efficiency of the heat transfer up and down can be improved by putting a liquid in the opening independent pipe 150, and the heat transfer can be improved by using a double pipe.
なお、本実施の形態の下辺熱源部材97の熱利用した開口部独立配管150構造による金属受け部材42の結露防止構造において、熱量不足対応を放熱パイプ49併用で切替えする構造で説明をしたが、放熱パイプ49を使用せずに電熱ヒータを金属受け部材42の裏面に配置し、下辺熱源部材97の熱量不足を補い結露防止を行う構造も可能である。 In addition, in the dew condensation prevention structure of the metal receiving member 42 by the opening independent pipe 150 structure using the heat of the lower heat source member 97 of the present embodiment, the structure of switching the heat shortage correspondence with the heat radiation pipe 49 has been described. A structure in which an electric heater is disposed on the back surface of the metal receiving member 42 without using the heat radiating pipe 49 to compensate for a shortage of heat in the lower heat source member 97 and prevent condensation is also possible.
(実施の形態7)
図10Bにおいて、金属受け部材42には高外気温度時等に貯蔵室外側面に結露することを防止するために、放熱パイプ49(図示せず)も配設している。この放熱パイプ49は冷凍サイクルにおける高温冷媒パイプを利用しており、その熱によって金属受け部材42を高温に加温している。放熱パイプ49は、金属受け部材42と冷凍室37の開口間口側である外箱32の正面部に接触させて固定される。
(Embodiment 7)
In FIG. 10B, the metal receiving member 42 is also provided with a heat radiating pipe 49 (not shown) in order to prevent condensation on the outer surface of the storage chamber at a high outside air temperature or the like. The heat radiating pipe 49 uses a high-temperature refrigerant pipe in the refrigeration cycle, and heats the metal receiving member 42 to a high temperature. The heat radiating pipe 49 is fixed in contact with the front portion of the outer box 32 on the opening front side of the metal receiving member 42 and the freezer compartment 37.
放熱パイプ49と近接するように冷凍室37の開口間口側の発泡断熱材34内に開口部独立配管150を配設させている。 An opening independent pipe 150 is disposed in the foam heat insulating material 34 on the opening front side of the freezer compartment 37 so as to be close to the heat radiating pipe 49.
また、開口部独立配管150の下辺周辺に開口部独立配管150と接触部を有した外気温度以上の温度を発熱する下辺熱源部材97を配設させている。 Further, a lower heat source member 97 that generates a temperature equal to or higher than the outside air temperature having the opening independent pipe 150 and the contact portion is disposed around the lower side of the opening independent pipe 150.
開口部独立配管150は断熱箱体31の側面部においては、外箱32と接触させずに距離を離して配置し、発泡断熱材34内に埋設されている。 The opening independent pipe 150 is arranged at a distance from the side surface portion of the heat insulating box 31 without being brought into contact with the outer box 32, and is embedded in the foam heat insulating material 34.
以上のように構成された冷蔵庫について、以下その動作、作用を説明する。 About the refrigerator comprised as mentioned above, the operation | movement and an effect | action are demonstrated below.
開口部独立配管150の下辺に配設され、開口部独立配管150と接触させた下辺熱源部材97は、その接触部から開口部独立配管150内に熱を伝える。開口部独立配管150内に侵入した下辺熱源部材97の熱は配管内の空気を暖め、暖められた空気は開口部独立配管150内で自然対流により上昇を行う。上昇した暖められた空気は開口部独立配管150内の金属受け部材42付近まで上昇し、金属受け部材42の結露発生を抑制することができる。下辺熱源部材97は、金属受け部材42の結露発生を抑制する温度以上を確保できるよう、最適な熱量の制御を行う。 The lower heat source member 97 disposed on the lower side of the opening independent pipe 150 and brought into contact with the opening independent pipe 150 transfers heat into the opening independent pipe 150 from the contact portion. The heat of the lower heat source member 97 that has entered the opening independent pipe 150 warms the air in the pipe, and the warmed air rises by natural convection in the opening independent pipe 150. The warmed air that has risen rises to the vicinity of the metal receiving member 42 in the opening independent pipe 150, and the occurrence of condensation on the metal receiving member 42 can be suppressed. The lower heat source member 97 controls the optimum amount of heat so as to ensure a temperature equal to or higher than the temperature at which the condensation of the metal receiving member 42 is suppressed.
断熱箱体31の断熱壁厚を十分に確保できる場合では、外箱32の冷凍室37両側正面側の結露防止を断熱性能で行えるため、開口部独立配管150のみで構成することができる。このとき外箱32の冷凍室37両側正面側には結露防止に熱量が不要であるため、発泡断熱材34内に埋設し断熱することで結露に対して弱い金属受け部材42への加熱を効果的に行うことができる。 In the case where the heat insulation wall thickness of the heat insulation box 31 can be sufficiently secured, it is possible to prevent the condensation on the front sides of both sides of the freezer compartment 37 of the outer box 32 with heat insulation performance. At this time, since heat is not required to prevent condensation on the front sides of both sides of the freezer compartment 37 of the outer box 32, it is possible to heat the metal receiving member 42 that is vulnerable to condensation by being embedded in the heat insulating foam 34 and insulated. Can be done automatically.
また、開口部独立配管150内に液体を入れることで上下への熱移動の効率向上を図り、また2重管にすることによる熱移動向上を図ることもできる。 Moreover, the efficiency of the heat transfer up and down can be improved by putting a liquid in the opening independent pipe 150, and the heat transfer can be improved by using a double pipe.
以上のように、本発明にかかる冷蔵庫は、貯蔵室の前面開口部に貯蔵室内の空間とは独立した開口部独立空間を備えたことにより、開口部独立空間が貯蔵室の熱リークを抑制することができるので、冷却機能を備えたあらゆる冷却貯蔵庫にも適用できる。 As described above, the refrigerator according to the present invention includes the opening independent space independent of the space in the storage chamber at the front opening of the storage chamber, so that the opening independent space suppresses heat leak in the storage chamber. Therefore, it can be applied to any cooling storage with a cooling function.
30 冷蔵庫
35 冷蔵室
37 冷凍室
41 仕切壁
42 金属受け部材
49 放熱パイプ
50 開口部独立空間
90 扉ガスケット
91 間口シール部材
93 第2放熱パイプ
95 空間連通入口風路
96 空間連通出口風路
97 下辺熱源部材
98 底部放熱パイプ
99 第2仕切壁
150 開口部独立配管
30 Refrigerator 35 Refrigerating room 37 Freezer room 41 Partition wall 42 Metal receiving member 49 Heat radiating pipe 50 Opening independent space 90 Door gasket 91 Front seal member 93 Second heat radiating pipe 95 Space communication inlet air path 96 Space communication outlet air path 97 Lower heat source Member 98 Bottom heat radiating pipe 99 Second partition wall 150 Opening independent pipe
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