JP6120464B2 - Wind direction adjustment device - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a wind direction adjusting device having a passage portion provided with an outlet for blowing out wind.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in an air conditioner used for a vehicle such as an automobile, a wind direction adjusting device provided at an outlet for blowing wind is also called an air conditioner air outlet, an air outlet, a ventilator, a register, etc., for example, an instrument panel or a center console unit For rear seat air conditioning installed in the vehicle, or for the second row (intermediate row) and third row (last row) of so-called minivan vehicles installed in overhead consoles, center pillars, door trims, etc. Things are known and contribute to the improvement of comfort performance by air conditioning.

  Although the opening size of the air outlet is related to the performance of the wind direction adjusting device, the degree of freedom in shape and size is limited by the relationship with the design of the vehicle.

  For example, in the case of an instrument panel, in order to install an audio device, a car navigation device, or the like, there is a case where a wide area is secured near a passenger and at a position where it can be easily viewed in consideration of the operability and visibility of the passenger. Although the wind blown from the air conditioning is preferably blown from an appropriate position for the occupant, in such a case, the selection range of the position and size may be limited depending on the relationship with the devices.

  As long as the wind direction adjusting device can secure a certain degree of operability for adjusting the wind direction, the dimensions may be small within the range where necessary performance can be obtained, but it is rather conservative in designing instrument panels. If it looks good, it can also enhance other illuminations and display devices, which not only improves the appearance of the instrument panel, but also makes various devices easy to see and operate.

  For example, in order to obtain the comfort after the second row of the minivan car, when the wind direction adjusting device is installed in the overhead console portion, the smaller the height of the air outlet, that is, the vertical dimension, the more forward the rear seat is. The field of view when viewing is widened, which is preferable for producing a sense of openness and refreshment.

  Then, as such a wind direction adjusting device, a pair of leeward inclined surfaces that are located at the upper and lower edges of the air outlet and incline in an expanding manner toward the downstream side, that is, the leeward side, and the upstream side of these leeward inclined surfaces, that is, A pair of windward side inclined surfaces that are continuous to the upper side and incline in an expanding manner toward the windward side, and a small number of wind direction adjusting blades such as one, which are movably disposed near the center in the vertical direction of the air outlet, The structure which adjusts a wind direction with these inclined surfaces and a wind direction adjustment blade | wing is known (for example, refer patent document 1).

JP 2011-6054 A (Page 5-10, FIG. 1, FIG. 10 and FIG. 13)

  However, although the above-described wind direction adjusting device is throttled up and down by the windward inclined surface on the windward side, the leeward inclined surface that is located on the occupant side is particularly widened to the leeward side at the lower edge of the outlet. It is not always easy to make the air outlet small in view of the appearance. Moreover, in order to suppress the size of the air outlet on the appearance, if the length of the leeward side inclined surface located at the lower edge of the air outlet is suppressed, the directivity of the downward conditioned air is reduced, and the air direction adjusting device There is a risk of performance degradation. Furthermore, compared with the case where the wind direction adjusting blades are parallel to the windward side inclined surface and the windward side inclined surface, or when the wind direction adjusting blades are in the neutral position, that is, in the neutral state, the wind direction adjusting blades are In the case of an intermediate position, for example, when the wind direction adjusting blade is inclined in a state where it is not parallel to the windward inclined surface or the leeward inclined surface, the directivity of the conditioned air is not sufficient.

  This invention is made | formed in view of such a point, and it aims at providing the wind direction adjustment apparatus which improved the appearance, ensuring the air distribution performance.

  The wind direction adjusting device according to claim 1 is provided with a receiving portion for receiving wind, a passage portion having a pair of edge portions opposed to each other, and a blowout port for blowing out the wind received in the receiving portion, and the pair of pairs. It is pivotally supported in the direction intersecting the edge and is arranged so as to be able to turn toward the outlet, and the wind direction is adjusted to one edge side by turning in one direction, and the direction opposite to this one direction A wind direction adjusting vane that adjusts the wind direction toward the other edge side by rotating in the other direction, and a wind direction adjusting blade that is disposed on one of the edge sides in the passage portion, and rotates in one direction of the wind direction adjusting vane. In response to the movement, an end of the air outlet side approaches the central side of the air outlet, and the air blower adjusts the air flow toward the central side of the air outlet in response to the rotation in the other direction of the wind direction adjusting blade. A deflection vane that operates so that the end on the outlet side is spaced apart, and one of the outlets One rectification part which inclines in the shape of an opening toward the upstream side of the wind which continues to a border part and passes the inside of the passage to the blower outlet, and the deflection blade and the blower outlet in the passage part And a spacer partially disposed between the one edge portion.

  The wind direction adjusting device according to claim 2 is the wind direction adjusting device according to claim 1, wherein the deflecting blade is rotatably disposed in the passage portion, and corresponds to the rotation of the wind direction adjusting blade in one direction. The air outlet side is rotated so that the end portion on the air outlet side approaches the center side of the air outlet, and the air outlet side is in response to the air direction adjusting blade in the other direction. It rotates so that the edge part may be separated.

  The wind direction adjusting device according to claim 3 is the wind direction adjusting device according to claim 2, wherein the wind direction adjusting device is rotatably arranged on the other edge side in the passage portion, and corresponds to the rotation of the wind direction adjusting blade in the other direction. The air outlet side is rotated so that the end on the air outlet side approaches the air outlet side, and the air outlet adjusting blade is rotated relative to the air outlet side in response to the air direction adjusting blade in one direction. A deflection vane portion that rotates so that an end portion on the outlet side is separated is provided, and the spacer is continuous with the other edge portion of the outlet and is upstream of the wind passing through the passage portion with respect to the outlet. The other rectification part which inclines in the shape of the opening toward the side is provided, and another part is disposed between the deflection blade part and the other edge part of the outlet in the passage part. is there.

  According to the wind direction adjusting device of claim 1, the end on the outlet side of the deflecting blade arranged on one edge side of the outlet is at the center side of the outlet corresponding to the rotation of the air direction adjusting blade. By moving one of the rectifying parts of the spacer continuously with one edge of the air outlet and inclining in an expanding manner toward the upstream side of the wind passing through the passage part. Even if the wind direction adjusting blade is rotated in one direction and the other direction, the wind distribution is caused by the approach or separation of the end of the deflecting blade on the outlet side toward or away from the center of the outlet and the inclination of one rectifying portion of the spacer. In addition to ensuring performance, the deflecting blades are less likely to be seen from the outlet side at a position where the end on the outlet side of the deflecting blade is separated from the center side of the outlet, and the appearance can be improved.

  According to the airflow direction adjusting device according to claim 2, in addition to the effect of the airflow direction adjusting device according to claim 1, the deflecting blade corresponds to the rotation of the airflow direction adjusting blade and the air outlet side with respect to the center side of the air outlet. The end of the deflection vane on the outlet side is located away from the central side of the outlet while ensuring the air distribution performance with a simpler configuration by rotating so that the end of the In the state of being rotated, the deflecting blades are hardly seen from the outlet side, and the appearance can be further improved.

  According to the airflow direction adjusting device of the third aspect, in addition to the effect of the airflow direction adjusting device according to the second aspect, the end on the air outlet side of the deflecting blade portion arranged on the other edge side of the air outlet has the air direction. Corresponding to the rotation of the adjusting blade, it rotates in the opposite direction to the deflecting blade so as to approach or separate from the center side of the outlet, and the other rectifying part of the spacer is connected to the other edge of the outlet. The center of the deflecting blade and the outlet of the deflecting blade portion even if the wind direction adjusting blade is rotated in one direction and the other direction by inclining in an expanding manner toward the upstream side of the wind passing through the passage portion The air distribution performance can be further improved by rotating in the opposite directions to each other and the inclination of one and the other rectifying part of the spacer, and the end of the deflection blade part on the outlet side is separated from the center side of the outlet In the retracted position, the deflection blade part is visually observed from the outlet side. Kukunari, it is possible to further improve the appearance.

It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which made the wind direction adjustment blade | wing of the 1st related technique of the wind direction adjustment apparatus of this invention the neutral position. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which turned the wind direction adjustment blade same as the above to the maximum direction. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which rotated the wind direction adjustment blade same as the above to the other direction at maximum. It is a disassembled perspective view of a part of the same wind direction adjusting device. It is a disassembled perspective view of a wind direction adjustment apparatus same as the above. It is explanatory drawing which shows the wind direction control state by a wind direction adjustment apparatus same as the above, (a) shows the state which made the wind direction adjustment blade | wing the neutral position, (b) shows the state which rotated the wind direction adjustment blade | wing to one direction at the maximum. (C) shows the state which rotated the wind direction adjustment blade | wing to the other direction at the maximum. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which made the wind direction adjustment blade | wing of the 2nd related technology of the wind direction adjustment apparatus of this invention the neutral position. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which turned the wind direction adjustment blade same as the above to the maximum direction. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which rotated the wind direction adjustment blade same as the above to the other direction at maximum. It is a disassembled perspective view of a part of the same wind direction adjusting device. It is explanatory drawing which shows the wind direction control state by a wind direction adjustment apparatus same as the above, (a) shows the state which made the wind direction adjustment blade | wing the neutral position, (b) shows the state which rotated the wind direction adjustment blade | wing to one direction at the maximum. (C) shows the state which rotated the wind direction adjustment blade | wing to the other direction at the maximum. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which made the wind direction adjustment blade | wing of one Embodiment of this invention the neutral position. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which turned the wind direction adjustment blade same as the above to the maximum direction. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which rotated the wind direction adjustment blade same as the above to the other direction at maximum.

  Hereinafter, a first related technique of the wind direction adjusting device of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  In FIG. 5, reference numeral 10 denotes a wind direction adjusting device. This wind direction adjusting device 10 is for air conditioning that adjusts the direction of wind from an air conditioner provided in a vehicle such as an automobile, for example, and is not shown. However, it is installed in installation parts such as an interior member of an automobile such as an instrument panel, a center console, an overhead console, a center pillar, or a door trim.

  The wind direction adjusting device 10 is also called an air outlet, a ventilator, a register, or the like. As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the passage portion 11, a center fin 12 as a wind direction adjusting blade, and a lower fin as a deflecting blade. 13, an upper fin 14 as a deflection blade as a deflection blade, a blind 15 as an auxiliary blade, and spacers 16 and 16 as guide portions attached to the passage portion 11 to pivotally support the center fin 12 And plates 17 and 17 as cams that are integrally attached to the center fin 12, a plurality of rear fins 18 as rectifiers disposed inside the passage portion 11, and rectifier connecting members that connect these rear fins 18 The rear fin link 19 and a knob 20 as an adjustment portion attached to the center fin 12 are provided. The wind direction adjusting device 10 is made of, for example, a synthetic resin.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, the passage portion 11 includes, for example, a case body 22 integrally formed in a rectangular tube shape, and a plate-like finisher 23 attached to the case body 22. In the passage portion 11, an air passage 24 through which wind passes from the case body 22 side to the finisher 23 side is defined. In the following, along the flow of the wind passing through the air passage 24, the downstream side (downward side) will be described as the front side as the occupant side, and the upstream side (downstream side) as the rear side.

  The case body 22 has an inlet 25 as an accepting portion formed on the rear end side and an opening 26 formed on the front end side. In addition, the case body 22 includes guide surfaces 28 and 29 (one and the other) that gradually and gradually incline toward the opening 26 at the lower and upper portions.

  The inlet 25 is configured to receive wind from an air conditioning box (HVAC) or the like into the air passage 24.

  The opening 26 is a portion to which the finisher 23 is attached, and is formed in, for example, a rectangular shape that is long in the left-right direction. Further, the opening 26 projects forward on the lower side from the upper side.

  Further, the finisher 23 includes a plate-shaped main body portion 31 that is integrally formed in a mounted portion such as an automobile instrument panel, for example, and an air outlet 32 that is formed in the main body portion 31 and communicates with the air passage 24. And a connecting portion 33 projecting from the back side (rear side) of the main body portion 31.

  The main body 31 holds the center fin 12 so as to be rotatable between the opening 26 of the case body 22. The main body 31 is configured such that the front side is inclined upward along the inclination of the edge of the opening 26.

  Moreover, the blower outlet 32 blows off the wind that has passed through the air passage 24, and is formed in, for example, a rectangular shape that is long in the left-right direction in this related technology. Therefore, the blower outlet 32 has first edge portions 32a and 32a facing each other on both the left and right sides, and second edge portions 32b and 32b serving as edge portions facing each other at both upper and lower ends. The first edge portions 32a and 32a are each formed in a straight line along the vertical direction, and the upper side is inclined rearward from the lower side. Further, the second edge portions 32b and 32b are formed linearly across the first edge portions 32a and 32a. Further, the air outlet 32 has a shape smaller than the opening 26. Furthermore, an inclined edge portion 32c is formed on the second edge portion 32b on the lower side of the air outlet 32 and is inclined downward toward the front.

  The connecting portion 33 is configured to be integrally connected to the case body 22 by being fitted to a step-like fitting portion 35 formed at the inner edge of the opening 26.

  Further, the center fin 12 adjusts the wind direction toward the second edges 32b and 32b of the air outlet 32 by rotation, and as a wind direction adjusting blade body formed in a long plate shape along the left-right direction. Center fin main body 37 and connecting shafts 38 (only one shown) projecting on both sides of the center fin main body 37, and an intermediate position in the vertical direction of the air outlet 32, that is, between the second edges 32b and 32b. It is located at, and is pivotally supported in a direction intersecting (orthogonal) with these second edges 32b, 32b, and faces the outlet 32. The center fin main body 37 has rectifying surfaces 37a and 37b whose one main surface and the other main surface are planar (one and the other), respectively. Each connection shaft 38 is integrally provided with a shaft portion 38a and a connection convex portion 38b protruding from the shaft portion 38a. Each shaft portion 38a is formed in a columnar shape, and is pivotally supported between the spacers 16 and 16 positioned at the first edge portions 32a and 32a. Further, the connection convex portion 38b is a rectangular axis formed in a prismatic shape, protrudes to the side of the case body 22, and is inserted and fitted to each plate 17. Therefore, the center fin 12 and each plate 17 are configured to rotate integrally in the clockwise direction and the counterclockwise direction in FIG. In this related technology, the center fin 12 and each plate 17 can be rotated by 25 ° or more in the vertical direction, for example. In the related technology, only one center fin 12 is provided, but a plurality of center fins 12 may be provided.

  The lower fin 13 includes a lower fin body 41 as a deflecting blade body formed in a long plate shape along the left-right direction, and a lower slide as a (one) slide portion provided on both sides of the lower fin body 41. Part 42 (only one of them is shown) and is arranged in the case body 22 (in the air passage 24) at a position spaced behind the second edge 32b on the lower side of the air outlet 32. Has been.

  The lower fin body 41 has a lower inclined portion 41a as an inclined portion (one) inclined downward in the rear side, and a lower bent portion that is continuous (on one side) on the rear end side of the lower inclined portion 41a. A side bent portion 41b and a lower guided portion 41c as a guided portion (one) continuous to the rear end portion of the lower inclined portion 41a are integrally provided.

  The upper surface of the lower inclined portion 41a is an inclined surface 41d inclined downward toward the upstream side of the wind passing through the air passage 24 in the case body 22, that is, toward the rear, and the wind passing through the air passage 24 is directed forward It is comprised so that it may guide to an upper side. The inclined surface 41d is substantially parallel to the guide surface 29 of the case body 22, for example.

  The lower bent portion 41b is formed such that a continuous portion with the lower inclined portion 41a is bent downward. For this reason, a step is generated in the lower fin body 41 between the lower inclined portion 41a and the lower bent portion 41b. Further, the lower bent portion 41 b is located at the front end side below the blind 15 and is covered with the blind 15.

  The lower guided portion 41c is bent so as to be folded forward with respect to the rear end portion of the lower inclined portion 41a, and the lower surface facing the guide surface 28 is in sliding contact with the guide surface 28. Has been placed.

  Further, each lower slide portion 42 is formed in a plate shape along the front-rear direction that is a direction orthogonal to the lower fin body 41. Guide protrusions 42a and 42a for guiding the lower fin 13 by the spacer 16 are provided on the outer side of each lower slide portion 42, that is, on the opposite side to the lower fin main body 41, and protrude upward and downward. A cylindrical slide shaft 42b for connecting the lower fin 13 to each plate 17 via each spacer 16 is provided above the guide projection 42a. Further, each lower slide portion 42 is provided with a cam groove 42c as an auxiliary blade rotating portion for connecting the lower fin 13 and the blind 15. The cam groove 42c is formed in a wave shape from the lower side of the lower slide part 42 to the upper front part.

  Further, the upper fin 14 is an upper fin main body 44 as a deflection blade part body formed in a long plate shape along the left-right direction, and (the other) slide part provided on both sides of the upper fin main body 44. The upper slide portion 45 (only one of them is shown) is integrally formed, and in the passage portion 11 (in the air passage 24), a position separated behind the second edge portion 32b on the upper side of the air outlet 32. Is arranged.

  The upper fin main body 44 has an upper inclined portion 44a as an inclined portion (the other) inclined upward in the rear side, and an upper side as a guided portion (the other) continuous to the rear end portion of the upper inclined portion 44a. A guided portion 44b is integrally provided.

  The lower surface of the upper inclined portion 44a is an inclined surface portion 44c inclined toward the upstream side of the wind passing through the air passage 24 in the passage portion 11, and guides the wind passing through the air passage 24 to the front lower side. Is configured to do. The inclined surface portion 44c is substantially parallel to the guide surface 28 of the case body 22, for example.

  The upper guided portion 44b is bent so as to be folded forward with respect to the rear end portion of the upper inclined portion 44a, and the upper surface facing the guide surface 29 is disposed so as to be in sliding contact with the guide surface 29. ing.

  Each upper slide portion 45 is formed in a plate shape along the front-rear direction, which is a direction orthogonal to the upper fin main body 44. Guide protrusions 45a and 45a for guiding the lower fin 13 with the spacer 16 are provided on the outside of each upper slide portion 45, that is, on the opposite side to the upper fin main body 44, and protrude downward from the front side. A cylindrical slide shaft portion 45b for connecting the upper fin 14 to each plate 17 via each spacer 16 is provided above the side guide protrusion 45a.

  Further, the blind 15 is formed in a long plate shape in the left-right direction, and the lower fin is formed in the passage portion 11 (in the air passage 24) from behind the second edge portion 32b on the lower side of the air outlet 32. 13 are arranged over the front end side. The blind 15 has a flat front guide portion 15a which is (one) first guide portion as (one) main guide portion, and is bent downward toward the rear end portion of the front guide portion 15a. The rear side guide part 15b which is a (one) 2nd guide part as a continuous (one) sub guide part is integrally provided. Further, on both sides of the blind 15, a columnar (one) pivot shaft 15c for pivotally supporting the blind 15 with respect to each spacer 16 is projected at a front position. At the same time, a columnar (one) insertion slide shaft 15d to be inserted into the cam groove 42c of the lower fin 13 projects from the rear position.

  The upper surface of the front guide portion 15a serves as a main guide surface 15e as a guide surface for guiding the wind passing through the air passage 24 in the passage portion 11.

  Further, the upper surface of the rear guide portion 15b is a sub guide surface 15f that guides wind passing through the air passage 24 in the passage portion 11.

  The spacers 16 and 16 are symmetrical with each other in the left-right direction. For this reason, in order to make the description clearer, only one spacer 16 will be described, and the description of the other spacer 16 will be omitted.

  The spacer 16 is formed so as to fit inside the case body 22 over the positions of the guide surfaces 28 and 29 along the side of the opening 26 of the case body 22. That is, the spacer 16 is located on the side of the first edge 32 a of the air outlet 32. Inserted into the spacer 16 are insertion guides 53 and 54 which are inserted into insertion grooves 51 and 52 as insertion portions formed by notching the outer surface, that is, the side of the opening 26 of the case body 22. ing. Also, the spacer 16 has a slide pocket 56 as a slide recess (one and the other) for sliding the lower fin 13 and the upper fin 14 respectively on the inner side surface, that is, the center side in the left-right direction of the opening 26. 57 is recessed. Further, the spacer 16 is provided with a concave (one) shaft hole 58 for pivotally supporting the blind 15 at the front portion of the lower slide pocket 56. The spacer 16 is formed with a notched arc-shaped bearing recess 59 for pivotally supporting the shaft portion 38a of the connecting shaft 38 of the center fin 12 in the center portion of the front portion in the vertical direction. ing.

  The lower slide pocket 56 is a portion where the upper portion communicates with the upper guide surface 28 with the spacer 16 attached to the case body 22, and the lower fin 13 is slidable along the inclination of the guide surface 28. The lower slide part 42 is fitted. Further, guide ribs 56a and 56a for guiding the guide convex portions 42a and 42a of the lower slide portion 42 are formed inside the slide pocket 56, and a slide shaft is provided between the guide ribs 56a and 56a. A slide groove 56b into which 42b is inserted is formed. The guide ribs 56a and 56a and the slide groove 56b are substantially parallel to each other along the inclination of the guide surface 28. Further, the slide groove 56b communicates with a linear (one) groove portion 61 formed on the side portion of the case body 22. The groove 61 is gradually inclined upward to the rear side, is formed substantially parallel to the slide groove 56b, that is, the guide surface 28, and the front end side communicates with the insertion groove 51.

  The upper slide pocket 57 is a portion where the upper portion communicates with the upper guide surface 29 in a state where the spacer 16 is attached to the case body 22, and the upper fin is slidable along the inclination of the guide surface 29. Fourteen upper slide portions 45 are fitted. In addition, guide rib portions 57a and 57a for guiding the guide protrusions 45a and 45a of the upper slide portion 45 are formed inside the slide pocket 57, and slides below the guide rib portions 57a and 57a. A slide groove portion 57b into which the shaft portion 45b is inserted is formed. The guide rib portions 57a and 57a and the slide groove portion 57b are substantially parallel to each other along the inclination of the guide surface 29. The slide groove portion 57b communicates with a linear (other) groove portion 63 formed on the side portion of the case body 22. The groove 63 is gradually inclined downward toward the rear side, is formed substantially parallel to the slide groove 57b, that is, the guide surface 29, and the front end side communicates with the insertion groove 52.

  Further, the bearing recess 59 communicates with a U-shaped groove portion 65 that is cut out in an arc shape (U-shape) on the side of the opening 26 of the case body 22.

  Further, the plates 17 and 17 are disposed on both sides outward of the opening 26 of the case body 22. The plates 17 and 17 are symmetrical with each other in the left-right direction. For this reason, hereinafter, in order to clarify the description, only one plate 17 will be described, and the description of the other plate 17 will be omitted.

  The plate 17 is formed in, for example, a fan-like plate shape, and a square hole-shaped insertion hole 67 into which the connection convex portion 38b of the connection shaft 38 of the center fin 12 is fitted and inserted is recessed at the center angle position. ing. The plate 17 is provided with working grooves 68 and 69 (one and the other) connected to the lower fin 13 and the upper fin 14, respectively.

  The working groove 68 is a portion into which the slide shaft 42b of the lower fin 13 is inserted and engaged, and is formed in, for example, an arc shape from the lower portion of the plate 17 to the vicinity of the central portion in the vertical direction, and the groove portion 61 of the case body 22 is formed. Located on the side of The action groove 68 is curved so as to gradually approach the center side, that is, the insertion hole 67 side from the lower side to the upper side.

  The action groove 69 is a portion into which the slide shaft portion 45b of the upper fin 14 is inserted and engaged, and is formed in, for example, an arc shape from the upper portion of the plate 17 to the vicinity of the central portion in the vertical direction. It is located on the side of the groove part 63 of 22. Further, the action groove 69 is curved so as to gradually approach the center side, that is, the insertion hole 67 side from the upper side to the lower side.

  Each rear fin 18 adjusts the right and left wind direction of the wind passing through the air passage 24, is formed in a plate shape, is located in the air passage 24 of the passage portion 11, and the case body 22 It is pivotally supported in the vertical direction at a position behind the guide surfaces 28 and 29 and can be rotated in the left-right direction. The rear fins 18 are sequentially arranged at substantially equal intervals in the left-right direction, and a prismatic insertion protrusion 71 inserted into the rear fin link 19 is located above the rear upper part of all the rear fins 18. Projected toward. Further, each rear fin 18 has fin inclined portions 72 and 73 at the upper and lower portions of the front portion (one and the other). The fin inclined portions 72 and 73 are formed substantially parallel to the guide surfaces 28 and 29, respectively, and are configured so that the upper fin 14, the lower fin 13, and the rear fins 18 do not interfere with each other.

  The rear fin link 19 rotates all the rear fins 18 in the left-right direction at the same time while maintaining a parallel state to each other, and is formed in a long shape in the left-right direction. An insertion hole 75 into which 71 is inserted is formed along the longitudinal direction.

  The knob 20 is a portion that is picked when the occupant rotates the center fin 12, and is attached integrally to the center portion of the center fin body 37 of the center fin 12 in the left-right direction, and protrudes from the outlet 32, for example. ing.

  Next, a method for assembling the wind direction adjusting device 10 will be described.

  First, the rear fins 18 are pivotally supported with respect to the case body 22 formed in advance, and the insertion protrusions 71 of the rear fins 18 are inserted into the insertion hole portions 75 of the rear fin link 19, thereby rear fins. 18 are connected to each other in the left-right direction.

  Next, in the lower slide pocket 56, the slide shaft 42b of one lower slide portion 42 of the lower fin 13 is inserted and engaged from the inside into the slide groove 56b, and in the upper slide pocket 57 of one spacer 16, The slide shaft portion 45b of one upper slide portion 45 of the upper fin 14 is inserted and engaged with the slide groove portion 57b from the inside. In this state, the tip end side of the slide shaft 42b protrudes outward from the spacer 16 from the slide groove 56b, and the tip end side of the slide shaft portion 45b protrudes outward from the slide groove portion 57b to the spacer 16. Further, the insertion slide shaft 15d of the blind 15 is inserted into the cam groove 42c of one lower slide portion 42 of the lower fin 13 from the inside, and the lower slide portion is provided between one spacer 16 and one side of the blind 15. The rotating shaft 15c of the blind 15 is inserted and connected to the shaft hole 58 of one spacer 16 by inserting and engaging so as to sandwich 42.

  Further, the lower fins 13, the upper fins 14, and the blinds 15 are connected to the other spacer 16 in the same manner as the one spacer 16 described above.

  Then, the integrated spacers 16 and 16, the lower fin 13, the upper fin 14 and the blind 15 are inserted into the insertion groove 51 from the opening 26 of the case body 22 to which the rear fin 18 is attached, the slide shaft 42b and the insertion guide 53. In the state where the slide shaft portion 45b and the insertion guide 54 are aligned with respect to the insertion groove 52, they are inserted and assembled rearward. In this state, the slide groove 56b, the slide groove portion 57b, and the bearing concave portion 59 of each spacer 16 are aligned with the groove portion 61, the groove portion 63, and the U-shaped groove portion 65 of the case body 22, respectively, and are removed from the slide groove 56b and the slide groove portion 57b. The slide shaft 42b and the slide shaft portion 45b protruding in the direction protrude from the groove portion 61 and the groove portion 63 toward the outer side of the case body 22, respectively.

  Further, the shaft portions 38a of the connection shafts 38 of the center fin 12 to which the knob 20 is previously attached are temporarily placed in the bearing recess 59 and the U-shaped groove portion 65, and the plates 17 are inserted into the insertion holes from the outside of the case body 22, respectively. 67 is attached so that it may be fitted with respect to each connection convex part 38b. At this time, the slide shafts 42b of the lower fins 13 projecting to the side of the case body 22 and the slide shaft portions 45b of the upper fins 14 are inserted into and engaged with the working grooves 68 and the working grooves 69 of the plates 17.

  Then, the connecting portion 33 of the finisher 23 is inserted and fitted from the front side with respect to the fitting portion 35 of the case body 22, and the finisher 23 is assembled to the case body 22 to constitute the passage portion 11, whereby each of the center fins 12 is configured. The connecting shaft 38 is sandwiched between the case body 22 and the spacers 16 and 16 and the main body 31 of the finisher 23, and the wind direction adjusting device 10 is completed.

  Next, the operation of the wind direction adjusting device 10 will be described.

  When the center fin 12 is in a neutral position, that is, in a neutral state, as shown in FIG. 1, the center fin body 37 of the center fin 12 is substantially horizontal (for example, a state inclined about 4 ° to the front lower side). At this time, the lower fin 13 is located at an intermediate position of the guide surface 28 in the front-rear direction. The blind 15 covers the upper part of the front end side of the lower bent portion 41b of the lower fin 13, the main guide surface 15e is substantially parallel to one rectifying surface 37a of the center fin body 37, and the sub guide surface 15f is Along the inclined surface 41d of the lower fin 13. Further, the upper fin 14 is located at an intermediate position of the guide surface 29 in the front-rear direction.

  The wind flowing into the air passage 24 from the introduction port 25 is rectified by the rear fin 18, and below the center fin 12, one rectifying surface 37a of the center fin 12, the inclined surface 41d of the lower fin 13, and the blind The flow rate is reduced between the 15 sub guide surfaces 15f and the flow velocity is increased, along one of the straightening surfaces 37a and the main guide surface 15e of the blind 15, and above the center fin 12, the center fin 12 The flow rate is reduced between the other rectifying surface 37b and the inclined surface portion 44c of the upper fin 14 and the flow velocity is increased, and the flow velocity is increased along the other rectifying surface 37b and the inclined surface portion 44c. The wind direction is adjusted so as to blow out in a horizontal direction (for example, a direction inclined by about 4 ° on the front lower side) (FIG. 6A). In FIG. 6, the wind is indicated by an arrow, and the darker color tone is at a position where the wind speed is higher.

  For example, when the center fin 12 is rotated using the knob 20 so that the front portion on the downstream side is relatively downward (one direction), the plates 17 and 17 connected to the center fin 12 are centered. It rotates at the same angle in the same direction as the fin 12. Therefore, the lower fin 13 in which the slide shaft 42b is inserted into the working groove 68 of the plates 17 and 17 is gradually moved rearward according to the shape of the working groove 68, and the shape of the slide groove 56b, the slide pocket 56 and the lower Depending on the shape of the side slide portion 42, the shape of the guide rib 56a and the lower guided portion 41c, the shape of the guide surface 28, etc., the lower fin 13 extends rearward and upward along the guide surface 28, that is, the outlet 32. Advancing toward the center side, the inclined surface 41d is guided so as to approach the center side of the air outlet 32 and slides in an inclined shape. Further, the blind 15 slides on the lower slide portion 42 of the lower fin 13 so that the rear end side, that is, the lower fin 13 side gradually rises to the upper front side according to the shape of the cam groove 42c of the lower slide portion 42. The center fin body 37 rotates while maintaining a substantially parallel state. Further, the upper fin 14 in which the slide shaft portion 45b is inserted into the action groove 69 of the plates 17 and 17 is gradually moved forward according to the shape of the action groove 69, and the shape of the slide groove portion 57b, the slide pocket 57 and the upper side Depending on the shape of the slide portion 45, the shape of the guide rib portion 57a and the upper guided portion 44b, the shape of the guide surface 29, etc., the upper fin 14 moves forward and upward along the guide surface 29, that is, the outlet 32. Retracted from the center side so that the inclined surface portion 44c is separated from the center side of the air outlet 32, in other words, is guided to the second edge 32b side above the air outlet 32 and slides in an inclined shape. To do.

  As a result, in the state in which the center fin 12 is fully rotated downward, that is, in the maximum downward swing state, as shown in FIG. 2, the center fin body 37 of the center fin 12 is inclined to the front lower side by about 33 °, for example. The lower fin 13 is located at the position where it has advanced to the center of the air outlet 32 to the maximum, that is, at the rear end of the guide surface 28, and the blind 15 is slightly inclined forward and downward to the lower fin 13 Covers the upper part of the front end side of the lower bent portion 41b, the main guide surface 15e is along the inclined edge portion 32c of the outlet 32, the sub guide surface 15f is substantially parallel to the inclined surface 41d of the lower fin 13, and this inclined surface The upper fin 14 is located on substantially the same plane as 41d, and the upper fin 14 is retracted to the maximum with respect to the center side of the outlet 32, that is, in the vicinity of the second edge 32b on the front end of the guide surface 29 and on the upper side of the outlet 32 It is a hidden position on the back side of the main body 31, and the inclined surface 44c It is substantially parallel to the other of the rectifying surface 37b of the centers fin body 37.

  The wind flowing into the air passage 24 from the introduction port 25 is rectified by the rear fin 18 and is centered along the inclined surface 41d of the lower fin 13 and the sub guide surface 15f of the blind 15 below the center fin 12. The flow is rectified to one rectifying surface 37a of the fin 12 and the flow rate is reduced between the one rectifying surface 37a and the main guide surface 15e of the blind 15 to increase the flow velocity. Along the guide surface 15e and above the center fin 12, the flow rate is reduced between the other rectifying surface 37b of the center fin 12 and the inclined surface portion 44c of the upper fin 14, and the flow rate is increased. The wind direction is adjusted along the rectifying surface 37b and the inclined surface portion 44c so as to blow out from the outlet 32 to the front lower side, for example, in a direction inclined by about 33 ° (FIG. 6B).

  Further, for example, when the center fin 12 is rotated using the knob 20 so that the front portion on the downstream side is relatively upward (in the other direction), the plates 17 and 17 connected to the center fin 12 are centered. It rotates at the same angle in the same direction as the fin 12. For this reason, the lower fin 13 in which the slide shaft 42b is inserted into the working groove 68 of the plates 17 and 17 is gradually moved forward according to the shape of the working groove 68, and the shape of the slide groove 56b, the slide pocket 56 and the lower Depending on the shape of the side slide portion 42, the shape of the guide rib 56a and the lower guided portion 41c, the shape of the guide surface 28, and the like, the lower fin 13 moves forward and downward along the guide surface 28, that is, the air outlet 32. So that the inclined surface 41d is separated from the center side of the outlet 32, in other words, is inclined to the second edge portion 32b on the lower side of the outlet 32. Slide to. Further, the blind 15 slides on the lower slide portion 42 of the lower fin 13 so that the rear end side, that is, the lower fin 13 side gradually descends to the lower rear side according to the shape of the cam groove 42c of the lower slide portion 42. In addition, it rotates while maintaining a state substantially parallel to the center fin body 37. Further, the upper fin 14 in which the slide shaft portion 45b is inserted into the action groove 69 of the plates 17 and 17 is gradually moved backward in accordance with the shape of the action groove 69, and the shape of the slide groove portion 57b, the slide pocket 57 and the upper side Depending on the shape of the slide portion 45, the shape of the guide rib portion 57a and the upper guided portion 44b, the shape of the guide surface 29, and the like, the upper fin 14 extends rearward and downward along the guide surface 29, that is, the air outlet 32. The inclined surface portion 44c is guided so as to approach the center side of the air outlet 32 and slides in an inclined shape.

  As a result, in the state in which the center fin 12 is fully rotated upward, that is, in the maximum upward swing state, as shown in FIG. 3, the center fin body 37 of the center fin 12 is inclined upward by, for example, about 27 °. The lower fin 13 is located at the maximum retracted position with respect to the center side of the air outlet 32, that is, at the front end of the guide surface 28 and on the back side of the main body 31 near the second edge 32b on the lower side of the air outlet 32. The blind 15 is in a hidden position, and is inclined so as to be substantially parallel to the center fin body 37 of the center fin 12 toward the rear upper side, covering the upper part of the lower bent portion 41b of the lower fin 13 and the rear guide The portion 15b is located at a step between the lower bent portion 41b and the lower inclined portion 41a of the lower fin 13, and the main guide surface 15e is substantially parallel to the one rectifying surface 37a of the center fin body 37 and the inclined surface 41d of the lower fin 13. And this inclined surface 41d and almost Located on one side, the upper fin 14, position protruding to the maximum to the center side of the air outlet 32, that is, at the rear end of the guide surface 29.

  The wind flowing into the air passage 24 from the introduction port 25 is rectified by the rear fin 18, and below the center fin 12, one rectifying surface 37a of the center fin 12, the inclined surface 41d of the lower fin 13, and the blind The flow rate is reduced between the 15 main guide surfaces 15e and the flow velocity is increased, and the flow velocity is increased along the one straightening surface 37a, the inclined surface 41d, and the main guide surface 15e. 14 is rectified to the other rectifying surface 37b of the center fin 12 along the inclined surface portion 44c, and the flow rate is reduced between the other rectifying surface 37b and the inclined surface portion 44c to increase the flow velocity. The wind direction is adjusted along the rectifying surface 37b and the inclined surface portion 44c so as to blow out from the air outlet 32 to the rear upper side, for example, in a direction inclined by about 27 ° (FIG. 6C).

  As described above, according to this related technique, the lower fin 13 disposed on the second edge portion 32b on the lower side of the air outlet 32 corresponds to the center side of the air outlet 32 in response to the rotation of the center fin 12. As the inclined surface 41d moves forward and backward so that it approaches or separates, the center fin 12 can be advanced or retracted toward the center of the outlet 32 of the lower fin 13 even if the center fin 12 is rotated downward or upward. Due to the approach or separation of the inclined surface 41d, the air distribution performance can be secured, and the air can be directed to the wind axis angle equivalent to the rotation angle (swing angle) of the center fin 12.

  Further, at the position where the inclined surface 41d of the lower fin 13 is separated from the center side of the air outlet 32, the lower fin 13 is hardly seen from the air outlet 32 side, and the appearance can be improved.

  Further, the lower fin 13 advances and retreats with respect to the center side of the air outlet 32 in response to the rotation of the center fin 12 and covers the space between the lower fin 13 and the second edge 32b below the air outlet 32. 15 rotates (moves) so that the main guide surface 15e follows the center fin 12 in response to the advancement and retraction of the lower fin 13 accompanying the rotation of the center fin 12, so that the center fin 12 is moved downward and upward. Regardless of the direction of rotation, the air distribution performance can be further improved by moving the lower fin 13 toward and away from the center of the air outlet 32 and rotating (moving) the blind 15. In particular, when the lower fin 13 advances to the center side of the air outlet 32, the auxiliary guide surface 15f of the blind 15 is along the inclined surface 41d of the lower fin 13, and the main guide surface 15e continuous with the auxiliary guide surface 15f is the center fin 12. Since it is along one rectifying surface 37a, wind can be smoothly guided from the inclined surface 41d of the lower fin 13 to the outlet 32, and the occurrence of air vortices at the front end of the inclined surface 41d can be suppressed, and the air distribution performance Can be further improved (FIGS. 6A to 6C).

  Further, since the lower fin 13 is covered with the blind 15 on the blowout port 32 side, the lower fin 13 including the inclined surface 41d inclined toward the upstream side of the wind passing through the passage portion 11 is directed downward in the center fin 12. Even if it advances to the center side of the air outlet 32 corresponding to the rotation, the back side of the lower fin 13 is not exposed to the air outlet 32 side, and the appearance can be improved. In particular, since a general occupant has a viewpoint at an upper position with respect to the wind direction adjusting device 10, the lower side of the air outlet 32 can be easily seen, so the lower fin 13 positioned below the air outlet 32 is blinded. Since it is covered with 15 and the back side of the lower fin 13 is not exposed to the air outlet 32 side, appearance can be secured. Note that when the wind direction adjusting device 10 is mounted at an upper (high) position relative to an occupant such as an overhead console, for example, the occupant has a viewpoint at a lower position with respect to the wind direction adjusting device 10, so Since the upper side inside the outlet 32 can be easily seen, it is needless to say that the same effect can be obtained by arranging the blind 15 on the upper fin 14 side. That is, depending on the vertical positional relationship between the occupant and the wind direction adjusting device 10, it is possible to arbitrarily set whether the blind 15 is disposed on the lower fin 13 side or the upper fin 14 side.

  Further, the second fin 32b on the upper side of the air outlet 32, that is, the upper fin 14 located on the opposite side of the lower fin 13 with respect to the center fin 12 (and the central part of the air outlet 32) is passed through the passage portion 11. The upper fin 14 is inclined in the direction opposite to the lower fin 13 with respect to the center side of the air outlet 32 in conjunction with the rotation of the center fin 12. The slanted surface 41d of the lower fin 13 and the slanted surface portion 44c of the upper fin 14 are close to the center side of the air outlet 32 and the other is the air outlet. Since these are separated from the center side of 32, the lower fin 13, the upper fin 14 and the blind 15 are directed to the wind axis angle equivalent to the rotation angle of the center fin 12 regardless of the rotation direction of the center fin 12. Door can be, air distribution performance can be further improved.

  Therefore, the lower fin 13 and the upper fin 14 move to the optimum positions corresponding to the rotation angle (swing angle) of the center fin 12, and can be directed to correspond to any rotation angle (swing angle) of the center fin 12. A simple wind direction adjusting device 10 can be provided.

  When the center fin 12 is rotated, the plates 17 and 17 are rotated integrally with the center fin 12 to move the lower fin 13, and the moving direction of the lower fin 13 is changed by the spacers 16 and 16 at the outlet 32. The cam groove 42c provided in the lower fin 13 rotates the blind 15 so that the main guide surface 15e of the blind 15 follows the wind direction at the center fin 12 by being guided in the direction of moving forward and backward with respect to the center side. The structure in which the blind 15 rotates (moves) so that the main guide surface 15e follows the center fin 12 in response to the advancement and retraction of the lower fin 13 interlocked with the rotation of the center fin 12 can be easily formed.

  Next, a second related technique will be described with reference to FIGS. In addition, about the structure and effect similar to the said 1st related technique, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected and the description is abbreviate | omitted.

  In the second related art, instead of the upper fin 14 of the first related art, as shown in FIGS. 7 to 10, an upper fin 81 serving as a deflection blade portion is disposed. An upper blind 82 as an auxiliary blade portion is disposed between 81 and the second edge portion 32b on the upper side of the air outlet 32. 7 to 9, a part of the configuration is omitted to show the invention more clearly.

  The upper fin 81 includes an upper fin body 84 as a deflecting blade part body formed in a long plate shape in the left-right direction, and an upper side as a (other) slide part provided on both sides of the upper fin body 84. It has a slide part 85 (only one of which is shown) and is arranged in the case body 22 (in the air passage 24) at a position spaced behind the second edge 32b on the upper side of the air outlet 32. Has been.

  The upper fin body 84 has an upper inclined portion 84a as an inclined portion (the other) inclined downward in the rear side, and an upper side as a guided portion (the other) continuous to the rear end portion of the upper inclined portion 84a. A guided portion 84b is integrally provided.

  The lower surface of the upper inclined portion 84a is an inclined surface portion 84c inclined toward the upstream side of the wind passing through the air passage 24 in the case body 22, and guides the wind passing through the air passage 24 to the lower rear side. Is configured to do. The inclined surface portion 84c is substantially parallel to the guide surface 28 of the case body 22, for example.

  The upper guided portion 84b is curved backward with respect to the rear end portion of the upper inclined portion 84a, and the upper surface facing the guide surface 29 is disposed so as to be in sliding contact with the guide surface 29.

  Further, each upper slide portion 85 is formed in a plate shape along the front-rear direction which is a direction orthogonal to the upper fin main body 84. Guide protrusions 85a and 85a for guiding the upper fin 81 with the spacer 16 are provided on the outside of each upper slide portion 85, that is, on the opposite side to the upper fin main body 84, and protrudes up and down on the front side. A cylindrical slide shaft portion 85b for connecting the upper fin 81 to each plate 17 via each spacer 16 is provided below the lower guide protrusion 85a. Further, each upper slide portion 85 is provided with a cam groove 85c as an auxiliary blade portion rotation portion for connecting the upper fin 81 and the upper blind 82. The cam groove 85c is formed to curve from the upper side of the upper slide portion 85 to the lower rear portion.

  Further, the upper blind 82 is formed in a long plate shape in the left-right direction, and the upper blind 82 is located in the case body 22 (in the air passage 24) from the rear of the second edge 32b on the upper side of the air outlet 32. It is arranged over the front end side of the fin 81. The upper blind 82 has a flat front guide portion 82a which is the (other) first guide portion as the (other) main guide portion, and a bent shape downward toward the rear end portion of the front guide portion 82a. The rear side guide part 82b which is the (second) second guide part as the (second) auxiliary guide part is integrally provided. Further, on both sides of the upper blind 82, cylindrical (the other) rotation shafts 82c for pivotally supporting the upper blind 82 with respect to the spacers 16 are provided at the front position. In addition, a columnar (the other) insertion slide shaft 82d that is inserted into the cam groove 85c of the upper fin 81 projects from the rear position.

  The upper surface of the front guide portion 82a serves as a main guide surface portion 82e as a guide surface portion that guides wind passing through the air passage 24 in the case body 22.

  Further, the upper surface of the rear guide portion 82b is a sub guide surface portion 82f that guides the wind passing through the air passage 24 in the case body 22.

  Further, the rotation shaft 82c is inserted into and connected to the (other) shaft hole 87 provided in the front of the slide pocket 57 on the upper side of each spacer 16, so that the upper blind 82 is connected to the spacers 16 and 16. And pivotally supported.

  In the second related technology, when assembling the wind direction adjusting device 10, in the slide pocket 57 on the upper side of one spacer 16, one of the upper fins 81 is inserted into the slide groove portion 57b as in the first related technology. The slide shaft portion 85b of the upper slide portion 85 is inserted and engaged from the inside, and the insertion slide shaft 82d of the upper blind 82 is inserted into the cam groove 85c of the one upper slide portion 85 of the upper fin 81 from the inside. The upper slide portion 85 is inserted and engaged between the spacer 16 and one side of the upper blind 82 so that the rotation shaft 82c of the upper blind 82 is inserted and connected to the shaft hole 87 of one spacer 16. To do. The lower fin 13 and the blind 15 are connected to one spacer 16 as in the first related art.

  Furthermore, the lower fin 13, the upper fin 81, the blind 15, and the upper blind 82 are connected to the other spacer 16 as in the case of the one spacer 16.

  The integrated spacers 16 and 16, the lower fin 13, the upper fin 81, the blind 15 and the upper blind 82 are connected to the slide shaft 42b and the insertion guide 53 from the opening 26 of the case body 22 to which the rear fin 18 is attached. The slide shaft portion 85b and the insertion guide 54 are aligned with respect to the insertion groove 52, and are then inserted and assembled rearward. In this state, the slide groove 56b, the slide groove portion 57b, and the bearing concave portion 59 of each spacer 16 are aligned with the groove portion 61, the groove portion 63, and the U-shaped groove portion 65 of the case body 22, respectively, and are removed from the slide groove 56b and the slide groove portion 57b. The slide shaft 42b and the slide shaft portion 85b that protrude in the direction protrude from the groove portion 61 and the groove portion 63 toward the outer side of the case body 22, respectively.

  Thereafter, similarly to the first related art, the shaft portions 38a of the connection shafts 38 of the center fin 12 to which the knob 20 is previously attached are temporarily placed in the bearing recess 59 and the U-shaped groove portion 65, and the case body 22 Each plate 17 is attached from the outside so that each insertion hole 67 is fitted to each connection convex portion 38b, and the finisher 23 is assembled to the case body 22 to complete the wind direction adjusting device 10.

  When the center fin 12 is in the neutral position, that is, in the neutral state, as shown in FIG. 7, the center fin body 37 of the center fin 12 is substantially horizontal (for example, a state inclined about 3 ° to the rear lower side). . At this time, the lower fin 13 is located at an intermediate position of the guide surface 28 in the front-rear direction. The blind 15 covers the upper portion of the lower bent portion 41b of the lower fin 13 on the rear end side, the main guide surface 15e is substantially parallel to the one rectifying surface 37a of the center fin body 37, and the sub guide surface 15f. Is along the inclined surface 41d of the lower fin 13. Further, the upper fin 81 is located at an intermediate position of the guide surface 29 in the front-rear direction. The upper blind 82 covers the lower portion of the upper inclined portion 84a of the upper fin 81, and the main guide surface portion 82e is substantially parallel to the other rectifying surface 37b of the center fin body 37.

  The wind flowing into the air passage 24 from the introduction port 25 is rectified by the rear fin 18, and below the center fin 12, one rectifying surface 37a of the center fin 12, the inclined surface 41d of the lower fin 13, and the blind The flow rate is reduced between the 15 sub guide surfaces 15f and the flow velocity is increased, along one of the straightening surfaces 37a and the main guide surface 15e of the blind 15, and above the center fin 12, the center fin 12 The flow rate is reduced between the other rectifying surface 37b and the main guide surface portion 82e of the upper blind 82, and the flow velocity is increased, along the other rectifying surface 37b and the main guide surface portion 82e, and backward from the outlet 32. The wind direction is adjusted so as to blow out in a substantially horizontal direction (for example, a direction inclined about 3 ° rearward and lower) (FIG. 11A). In FIG. 11, the wind is indicated by an arrow, and the darker color tone is at a position where the wind speed is higher.

  Further, for example, when the center fin 12 is rotated using the knob 20 so that the rear portion on the downstream side is relatively directed downward (one direction), the plates 17 and 17 connected to the center fin 12 are connected to the center fin 12. It rotates in the same direction as 12. Therefore, the lower fin 13 in which the slide shaft 42b is inserted into the working groove 68 of the plates 17 and 17 is gradually moved rearward according to the shape of the working groove 68, and the shape of the slide groove 56b, the slide pocket 56 and the lower Depending on the shape of the side slide portion 42, the shape of the guide rib 56a and the lower guided portion 41c, the shape of the guide surface 28, etc., the lower fin 13 extends rearward and upward along the guide surface 28, that is, the outlet 32. It is guided to advance toward the center side and slides in an inclined shape. Further, the blind 15 slides on the lower slide portion 42 of the lower fin 13 so that the rear end side, that is, the lower fin 13 side gradually rises to the upper front side according to the shape of the cam groove 42c of the lower slide portion 42. The center fin body 37 rotates while maintaining a substantially parallel state. Further, the upper fin 81 in which the slide shaft portion 85b is inserted into the action groove 69 of the plates 17 and 17 is gradually moved forward in accordance with the shape of the action groove 69, and the shape of the slide groove portion 57b, the slide pocket 57 and the upper side Depending on the shape of the slide portion 85, the shape of the guide rib portion 57a and the upper guided portion 84b, the shape of the guide surface 29, etc., the upper fin 81 is moved forward and upward along the guide surface 29, that is, the outlet 32. In other words, it is guided to slide toward the second edge 32b on the upper side of the air outlet 32 so as to retreat with respect to the center side. Further, when the upper blind 82 slides on the upper slide portion 85 of the upper fin 81, the rear end side, that is, the upper fin 81 side gradually rises to the front upper side according to the shape of the cam groove 85c of the upper slide portion 85. In addition, it rotates while maintaining a state substantially parallel to the center fin body 37.

  As a result, in the state in which the center fin 12 is fully rotated downward, that is, in the maximum downward state, as shown in FIG. 8, the center fin body 37 of the center fin 12 is tilted to the front lower side by about 31 °, for example. The lower fin 13 is located at the position where it has advanced to the center of the air outlet 32 to the maximum, that is, at the rear end of the guide surface 28, and the blind 15 is slightly inclined forward and downward to the lower fin 13 Covers the upper part of the front end side of the lower bent portion 41b, the main guide surface 15e is along the inclined edge portion 32c of the outlet 32, the sub guide surface 15f is substantially parallel to the inclined surface 41d of the lower fin 13, and this inclined surface The upper fin 81 is located almost on the same plane as 41d, and the upper fin 81 is retracted to the maximum with respect to the center side of the outlet 32, that is, near the second edge 32b on the front end of the guide surface 29 and on the upper side of the outlet 32. The upper bra Command 82 covers the lower portion of the upper inclined portion 84a of the upper fin 81 is inclined to the front lower side, the main guide surface portion 82e is substantially parallel with the other of the rectifying surface 37b of the center fin body 37.

  The wind flowing into the air passage 24 from the introduction port 25 is rectified by the rear fin 18 and is centered along the inclined surface 41d of the lower fin 13 and the sub guide surface 15f of the blind 15 below the center fin 12. The flow is rectified to one rectifying surface 37a of the fin 12 and the flow rate is reduced between the one rectifying surface 37a and the main guide surface 15e of the blind 15 to increase the flow velocity. Along the guide surface 15e and above the center fin 12, in the state where the flow rate is reduced between the other rectifying surface 37b of the center fin 12 and the main guide surface portion 82e of the upper blind 82, the flow velocity is increased. The wind direction is adjusted along the straightening surface 37b and the main guide surface portion 82e so as to blow out from the air outlet 32 to the front lower side, for example, in a direction inclined about 31 ° (FIG. 11B).

  Further, for example, when the center fin 12 is rotated using the knob 20 so that the front portion on the downstream side is relatively upward (in the other direction), the plates 17 and 17 connected to the center fin 12 are centered. It rotates at the same angle in the same direction as the fin 12. For this reason, the lower fin 13 in which the slide shaft 42b is inserted into the working groove 68 of the plates 17 and 17 is gradually moved forward according to the shape of the working groove 68, and the shape of the slide groove 56b, the slide pocket 56 and the lower Depending on the shape of the side slide portion 42, the shape of the guide rib 56a and the lower guided portion 41c, the shape of the guide surface 28, and the like, the lower fin 13 moves forward and downward along the guide surface 28, that is, the air outlet 32. In other words, it is guided to slide toward the second edge 32b on the lower side of the air outlet 32 so as to retreat with respect to the center side. Further, the blind 15 slides on the lower slide portion 42 of the lower fin 13 so that the rear end side, that is, the lower fin 13 side gradually descends to the lower rear side according to the shape of the cam groove 42c of the lower slide portion 42. In addition, it rotates while maintaining a state substantially parallel to the center fin body 37. Further, the upper fin 81 in which the slide shaft portion 45b is inserted into the action groove 69 of the plates 17 and 17 is gradually moved backward in accordance with the shape of the action groove 69, and the shape of the slide groove portion 57b, the slide pocket 57 and the upper side Depending on the shape of the slide portion 85, the shape of the guide rib portion 57a and the upper guided portion 84b, the shape of the guide surface 29, and the like, the upper fin 81 extends rearward and downward along the guide surface 29, that is, the air outlet 32. It is guided to advance to the center side of and slides in an inclined shape. Further, when the upper blind 82 slides on the upper slide portion 85 of the upper fin 81, the rear end side, that is, the upper fin 81 side gradually descends to the rear lower side according to the shape of the cam groove 85c of the upper slide portion 85. As described above, the center fin body 37 rotates while maintaining a substantially parallel state.

  As a result, in the state in which the center fin 12 is fully rotated upward, that is, in the maximum swing-up state, as shown in FIG. 9, the center fin body 37 of the center fin 12 is inclined forward by about 26 °, for example. The lower fin 13 is located at the maximum retracted position with respect to the center side of the air outlet 32, that is, at the front end of the guide surface 28 and on the back side of the main body 31 near the second edge 32b on the lower side of the air outlet 32. In the hidden position, the blind 15 is inclined so as to be substantially parallel to the center fin main body 37 of the center fin 12 and covers the upper part of the lower bent portion 41b of the lower fin 13 and guides the rear side. The portion 15b is located at a step between the lower bent portion 41b and the lower inclined portion 41a of the lower fin 13, and the main guide surface 15e is substantially parallel to the inclined surface 41d of the lower fin 13 and is substantially flush with the inclined surface 41d. Located on the upper fin 81, blow The upper blind 82 is located at a position that protrudes to the center side of the mouth 32, that is, at the rear end of the guide surface 29, and the upper blind 82 is inclined to be substantially parallel to the center fin body 37 of the center fin 12 toward the upper front side. Cover the lower portion on the front end side of the upper inclined portion 84a of the upper fin 81, the main guide surface portion 82e is parallel to the other rectifying surface 37b of the center fin body 37, and the sub guide surface portion 82f is below the inclined surface portion 84c of the upper fin 81. And along the inclined surface portion 84c.

  The wind flowing into the air passage 24 from the introduction port 25 is rectified by the rear fin 18, and below the center fin 12, one rectifying surface 37a of the center fin 12, the inclined surface 41d of the lower fin 13, and the blind The flow rate is reduced between the 15 main guide surfaces 15e and the flow velocity is increased, and the flow velocity is increased along the one straightening surface 37a, the inclined surface 41d, and the main guide surface 15e. 81 is rectified along the inclined surface portion 84c of the 81 and the auxiliary guide surface portion 82f of the upper blind 82 to the other rectifying surface 37b of the center fin 12, and between the other rectifying surface 37b and the main guide surface portion 82e of the upper blind 82. In a state where the flow rate is reduced and the flow velocity is increased, the airflow direction is adjusted so that the airflow is blown out along the other rectifying surface 37b and the main guide surface portion 82e from the air outlet 32 in a direction inclined, for example, by about 26 °. FIG. )).

  As described above, according to the second related technique, the upper fin 81 disposed on the second edge 32b side on the upper side of the air outlet 32 is opposite to the lower fin 13 in response to the rotation of the center fin 12. An upper blind 82 covering the space between the upper fin 81 and the second edge 32b on the upper side of the air outlet 32 is provided so that the inclined surface portion 84c advances or retreats with respect to the central side of the air outlet 32 so as to be separated or approached. Corresponding to the advance and retreat of the upper fin 81 interlocked with the rotation of the center fin 12, the center fin 12 is rotated (moved) so that the main guide surface portion 82e is along the center fin 12. Even if it is rotated in the direction, the air distribution performance can be secured by the backward and forward movements of the lower fin 13 and the upper fin 81 toward the center of the air outlet 32 and the rotation (movement) of the blind 15 and the upper blind 82. , Centerf It can be directed to the wind axis angle equivalent to the rotation angle (swing angle) of the fin 12. In particular, when the lower fin 13 advances to the center side of the air outlet 32, the auxiliary guide surface 15f of the blind 15 is along the inclined surface 41d of the lower fin 13, and the main guide surface 15e continuous with the auxiliary guide surface 15f is the center fin 12. Since the air flows along the one rectifying surface 37a, the wind can be smoothly guided from the inclined surface 41d of the lower fin 13 to the outlet 32, and airflow vortices can be prevented from being generated at the front end of the inclined surface 41d, and the upper fin When 81 advances to the center side of the air outlet 32, the auxiliary guide surface portion 82f of the upper blind 82 is along the inclined surface portion 84c of the upper fin 81, and the main guide surface portion 82e continuous with the auxiliary guide surface portion 82f is the other side of the center fin 12. Therefore, the air can be smoothly guided from the inclined surface portion 84c of the upper fin 81 to the air outlet 32, and air flow vortices can be prevented from being generated at the front end portion of the inclined surface portion 84c. Can be further improved (FIG. 11 (a)) FIG. 11 (c)).

  Further, since the space between the upper fin 81 and the second edge portion 32b on the upper side of the air outlet 32 is covered by the upper blind 82, the inclined surface portion 84c inclined toward the upstream side of the wind passing through the passage portion 11 is provided. Even if the provided upper fin 81 advances toward the center side of the air outlet 32 in response to the upward rotation of the center fin 12, the back side of the upper fin 81 is not exposed to the air outlet 32 side. Therefore, the appearance of the blind 15 and the upper blind 82 can be further improved regardless of the rotation angle of the center fin 12.

  Further, when the center fin 12 is rotated, the plates 17 and 17 are rotated integrally with the center fin 12 to move the lower fin 13 and the upper fin 81, and the moving direction of the lower fin 13 and the upper fin 81 is the spacer. The cam groove 42c provided in the lower fin 13 and the cam groove 85c provided in the upper fin 81 are guided by the main guide surface 15e of the blind 15 by being guided in the direction of advancing and retreating with respect to the center side of the air outlet 32 by In order to rotate the blind 15 and the upper blind 82 so that the main guide surface portion 82e of the upper blind 82 follows the wind direction at the center fin 12, the lower fin 13 and the upper fin 81 interlocked with the rotation of the center fin 12 Correspondingly, the blind 15 and the upper blind 82 are rotated (moved) so that the main guide surface 15e and the main guide surface portion 82e are along the center fin 12. ) Configurations may easily formed to.

  Next, an embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. In addition, about the structure and effect | action similar to said each related technology, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected and the description is abbreviate | omitted.

  In this embodiment, instead of the lower fin 13 of the first and second related technologies, as shown in FIGS. 12 to 14, a lower fin 91 as a deflection blade is rotatably arranged, Instead of the upper fins 14 and 81 of the first and second related technologies, an upper fin 92 as a deflection blade portion is rotatably arranged.

  The lower fin 91 is formed in a long plate shape in the left-right direction, and is spaced behind the second edge 32b on the lower side of the air outlet 32 in the case body 22 (in the air passage 24). And in front of the rear fin 18.

  The lower fin 91 is a lower inclined portion 91a as an inclined portion (one) inclined downward toward the rear side, and a (one) flat plate portion continuous to the rear end portion of the lower inclined portion 91a. And a lower flat plate portion 91b.

  The upper surface of the lower inclined portion 91a is an inclined surface 91c inclined downward toward the upstream side, that is, the rear side of the wind passing through the air passage 24 in the case body 22, and the wind passing through the air passage 24 is forward It is comprised so that it may guide to an upper side.

  The lower flat plate portion 91b is formed in a flat plate shape and is continuous in a bent shape with respect to the lower inclined portion 91a. Further, the lower flat plate portion 91b is pivotally supported on both sides of the case body 22 on the left and right sides. Therefore, the lower fin 91 moves in the vertical direction on the lower inclined portion 91a (inclined surface 91c) as it rotates, and approaches or separates (advances / retreats) with respect to the center side of the air outlet 32. .

  Similarly, the upper fin 92 is formed in an elongated plate shape in the left-right direction, and is located behind the second edge 32b on the upper side of the air outlet 32 in the case body 22 (in the air passage 24). It is arranged at a spaced position and in front of the rear fin 18.

  The upper fin 92 is an upper inclined portion 92a that is inclined toward the upper rear side (the other) as an inclined portion, and a (other) flat plate portion that is continuous with the rear end portion of the upper inclined portion 92a. The upper flat plate portion 92b is integrally provided.

  The lower surface of the upper inclined portion 92a is an inclined surface portion 92c inclined toward the upstream side of the wind passing through the air passage 24 in the passage portion 11, and guides the wind passing through the air passage 24 to the front lower side. Is configured to do.

  The upper flat plate portion 92b is formed in a flat plate shape and is continuous in a bent shape with respect to the upper inclined portion 92a. The upper flat plate portion 92b is pivotally supported on both sides of the case body 22 on both the left and right sides. For this reason, the upper fin 92 moves in the vertical direction on the upper inclined portion 92a (inclined surface portion 92c) as it rotates, and approaches or separates (advances / retreats) with respect to the center side of the air outlet 32. .

  The lower fin 91 and the upper fin 92 are connected to the center fin 12 via a plate as a cam (not shown) that rotates integrally with the center fin 12, respectively. It is configured to rotate in conjunction with each other.

  In addition, a spacer 94 is disposed inside the case body 22 so as to face the opening 26, that is, adjacent to the rear portion of the finisher 23. The spacer 94 is attached to the case body 22 with the front end portion being in close contact with the back side of the main body 31 of the finisher 23. In addition, the spacer 94 includes a plurality of lower rectification portions 94a as rectification portions (one) that are inclined toward the lower rear side continuously from the rear portion of the second edge portion 32b on the lower side of the air outlet 32. In addition, a plurality of upper rectification units 94b as rectification units (in other words) that are inclined toward the rear upper side are provided continuously to the rear part of the second edge 32b on the upper side of the air outlet 32.

  The lower rectification unit 94a is disposed at substantially equal intervals in the left-right direction of the air outlet 32, and is continuous with the inclined edge portion 32c of the air outlet 32 in a bent shape. In addition, a lower notch fitting portion 94c serving as a notch fitting portion (one) is fitted to the front end side of the lower inclined portion 91a of the lower fin 91 on the upper portion of the rear portion of each lower rectifying portion 94a. Is cut out.

  The upper rectification unit 94b is disposed at substantially equal intervals in the left-right direction of the air outlet 32, and is continuous with the second edge 32b on the upper side of the air outlet 32 in a bent shape. In addition, an upper notch fitting portion 94d as a notch fitting portion (the other notch fitting portion) on which the front end side of the upper inclined portion 92a of the upper fin 92 is fitted is cut off at the lower part of the rear portion of each upper rectifying portion 94b. It is not formed.

  When the center fin 12 is in the neutral position, that is, in the neutral state, the center fin body 37 of the center fin 12 is substantially horizontal. At this time, in the lower fin 91, the lower flat plate portion 91b is slightly separated upward from the lower surface in the case body 22, and the tip portion of the lower inclined portion 91a is substantially the same as the second edge portion 32b below the outlet 32. Located on the same plane. Similarly, in the upper fin 92, the upper flat plate portion 92b is slightly spaced downward from the upper surface in the case body 22, and the tip of the upper inclined portion 92a is substantially flush with the second edge portion 32b on the upper side of the outlet 32. Located on top (FIG. 12). Therefore, the lower fin 91 and the upper fin 92 are difficult to see from the front direction of the center fin 12, that is, the direction parallel to the rectifying surfaces 37a and 37b.

  The wind flowing into the air passage 24 from the introduction port 25 is rectified by the rear fin 18, and on the lower side of the center fin 12, the tip side of the lower inclined portion 91a of the lower fin 91 is one rectification of the center fin 12. Opposing the surface 37a, the flow rate is reduced between the one rectifying surface 37a and the inclined surface 91c of the lower fin 91 and the flow velocity is increased along the one rectifying surface 37a, above the center fin 12, The flow rate is reduced between the other rectifying surface 37b of the center fin 12 and the inclined surface portion 92c of the upper fin 92, and the flow velocity is increased. The wind direction is adjusted to blow out in the direction.

  Further, for example, when the center fin 12 is rotated using the knob 20 so that the front portion on the downstream side is relatively directed downward (one direction), the lower fin 91 is gradually rotated upward by the link mechanism. Then, the inclined surface 91c approaches the center side of the air outlet 32, and the upper fin 92 is gradually rotated upward, and the inclined surface portion 92c is separated from the center side of the air outlet 32 and is inclined upward. The portion 92a is fitted into the upper notch fitting portion 94d, and the upper flat plate portion 92b is in contact with the upper surface of the case body 22 (FIG. 13).

  As a result, in the state in which the center fin 12 is fully rotated downward, that is, in the maximum downward swing state, the center fin body 37 of the center fin 12 is inclined forward and downward, and the lower fin 91 is connected to the air outlet 32. The inclined surface 91c is located at the position closest to the center, and the upper fin 92 is located at the position where the inclined surface portion 92c is separated from the center of the outlet 32 to the maximum, and the inclined surface portion 92c is located with respect to the upper rectifying portion 94b. And are almost flush with each other. In this state, the tip side of the lower inclined portion 91a of the lower fin 91 is located slightly above the second edge portion 32b on the lower side of the air outlet 32, but the front direction of the center fin 12, that is, the center fin 12 When viewed from a direction parallel to the straightening surfaces 37a and 37b, the tip end side of the lower inclined portion 91a of the lower fin 91 is substantially flush with the inclined edge portion 32c, and the upper fin 92 is connected to the outlet 32. Is hidden behind the main body 31 of the finisher 23 above the second edge 32b on the upper side. Therefore, the lower fin 91 and the upper fin 92 are difficult to see from the front direction of the center fin 12.

  The wind flowing into the air passage 24 from the introduction port 25 is rectified by the rear fin 18, and below the center fin 12, on one side of the rectification surface 37a of the center fin 12 along the inclined surface 91c of the lower fin 91. The flow rate is reduced between the one rectifying surface 37a and the inclined surface 91c of the lower fin 91 and the flow velocity is increased, and the flow velocity is increased along the one rectifying surface 37a. On the upper side, the tip side of the upper inclined portion 92a of the upper fin 92 faces the other rectifying surface 37b of the center fin 12, and between the other rectifying surface 37b and the inclined surface portion 92c of the upper fin 92 and the upper rectifying portion 94b. In a state where the flow rate is reduced and the flow velocity is increased, the wind direction is adjusted so as to blow out in a direction inclined downward from the outlet 32 along the other rectifying surface 37b, the inclined surface portion 92c, and the upper rectifying portion 94b.

  Further, for example, when the center fin 12 is rotated using the knob 20 so that the front portion on the downstream side is relatively upward (in the other direction), the lower fin 91 is gradually rotated downward by the link mechanism. The inclined surface 91c is separated from the center side of the air outlet 32 so that the lower inclined portion 91a is fitted into the lower notch fitting portion 94c and the lower flat plate portion 91b is brought into contact with the lower surface of the case body 22. Then, the upper fin 92 gradually turns downward, and the inclined surface portion 92c approaches the center side of the air outlet 32 (FIG. 14).

  As a result, in the state in which the center fin 12 is fully rotated upward, that is, in the maximum upward swing state, the center fin body 37 of the center fin 12 is inclined forward and upward, and the lower fin 91 is located at the center of the air outlet 32. The inclined surface 91c is located at the maximum distance from the side, the inclined surface 91c is substantially flush with the lower rectifying portion 94a, and the upper fin 92 is maximized toward the center side of the air outlet 32. It becomes the protruding position. In this state, the lower fin 91 is hidden on the back side of the main body 31 of the finisher 23 below the second edge 32b on the lower side of the air outlet 32, and the tip side of the upper inclined portion 92a of the upper fin 92 is Although located slightly below the second edge 32b on the upper side of the air outlet 32, when viewed from the front direction of the center fin 12, that is, from the direction parallel to the straightening surfaces 37a and 37b of the center fin 12, the upper The tip end side of the upper inclined portion 92a of the fin 92 is substantially flush with the upper second edge portion 32b. Therefore, the lower fin 91 and the upper fin 92 are difficult to see from the front direction of the center fin 12, that is, the direction parallel to the rectifying surfaces 37a and 37b.

  The wind flowing into the air passage 24 from the introduction port 25 is rectified by the rear fin 18, and below the center fin 12, one rectifying surface 37a of the center fin 12, the inclined surface 91c of the lower fin 91, and the lower The upper fin 92 is located above the center fin 12 along the one rectifying surface 37a, the inclined surface 91c, and the lower rectifying portion 94a in a state where the flow rate is reduced and the flow velocity is increased with the side rectifying portion 94a. In the state where the flow rate is reduced and the flow velocity is increased between the other rectifying surface 37b and the inclined surface portion 92c, being collected and rectified along the inclined surface portion 92c toward the other rectifying surface 37b of the center fin 12. The air direction is adjusted so that the air flows along the other rectifying surface 37b and the inclined surface portion 92c in a direction inclined rearward and upward from the air outlet 32.

  As described above, according to the embodiment, the lower fin 91 disposed on the second edge portion 32b on the lower side of the air outlet 32 is disposed on the center side of the air outlet 32 in response to the rotation of the center fin 12. By rotating the inclined surface 91c toward or away from the center fin 12, the center fin 12 can be turned to the center side of the outlet 32 of the lower fin 91 even if the center fin 12 is rotated downward or upward. The first related technology described above, for example, can ensure wind distribution performance by approaching or separating the inclined surface 91c accompanying the advancement and retraction, and can be directed to the wind axis angle equivalent to the rotation angle (swing angle) of the center fin 12. The same effect as can be achieved with a simpler configuration.

  Further, in a state where the inclined surface 91c of the lower fin 91 is rotated to a position separated from the center side of the blower outlet 32, the lower fin 91 is hardly seen from the blower outlet 32 side, and the appearance can be further improved.

  Further, the upper fin 92 disposed on the second edge portion 32b on the upper side of the air outlet 32 is inclined with respect to the center side of the air outlet 32 in the opposite direction to the lower fin 91 in response to the rotation of the center fin 12. Even if the center fin 12 is rotated upward and downward by rotating so that the 92c approaches or separates, the lower fins 91 and the upper fins 92 are opposite to each other toward the center of the outlet 32. The air distribution performance can be further improved by the rotation, and the upper fin 92 is not easily seen from the air outlet 32 side when the inclined surface portion 92c of the upper fin 92 is retracted so as to be separated from the center side of the air outlet 32. , Can improve the appearance.

  Moreover, regardless of the position of the center fin 12, only the center fin 12 can be seen from the front direction of the center fin 12, so that the appearance is very good.

  Since the wind direction adjusting device 10 that can be directed corresponding to an arbitrary rotation angle (swing angle) of the center fin 12 can be simply configured by only the lower fin 91 and the upper fin 92, the passage portion 11 (the case body 22) Space), the length ratio between the vertical direction and the horizontal direction of the air outlet 32, that is, the aspect ratio is increased. In other words, the vertical length is It is possible to provide a wind direction adjusting device 10 having sufficient directivity while having a slim shape with a short direction. Therefore, it is possible to widen the selection range of the layout of an automobile or the like in which the wind direction adjusting device 10 is arranged.

  In each of the related arts and one embodiment described above, the center fin 12 is configured to be manually rotated using the knob 20. However, for example, a gear portion is provided on the plate 17 to engage the driving means such as a motor. Thus, the rotation of the center fin 12 may be automatically controlled via the plate 17.

  Moreover, the blower outlet 32 can be made into arbitrary shapes provided with the 2nd edge part which mutually opposes, such as elliptical shape, for example.

  Furthermore, the wind direction adjusting device 10 is not limited to the vehicle, and can be used for adjusting the wind direction of an arbitrary air conditioner or the like.

  The present invention can be suitably used, for example, as a wind direction adjusting device for air conditioning of automobiles.

10 Wind direction adjustment device
11 Passage
12 Center fin as wind direction adjusting blade
25 Introduction as an acceptance department
32 Air outlet
32b Second edge as edge
91 Lower fins as deflection vanes
92 Upper fin as deflection blade
94 Spacer
94a Lower rectifier as one rectifier
94b Upper rectifier as the other rectifier

Claims (3)

A passage portion having a receiving portion for receiving wind and having a pair of edges facing each other and having a blow-out port for blowing out the wind received in the receiving portion;
It is pivotally supported in a direction crossing the pair of edges, and is disposed so as to be able to turn toward the air outlet, and adjusts the wind direction toward one of the edges by turning in one direction. A wind direction adjusting blade that adjusts the wind direction to the other edge side by turning in the other direction that is the opposite direction;
One end of the passage is disposed on the edge side, and an end on the outlet side approaches the center side of the outlet in response to the rotation of the wind direction adjusting blade in one direction, and the wind direction A deflection blade that operates so that an end of the air outlet side is separated from a center side of the air outlet in response to the rotation of the adjustment blade in the other direction;
One rectifying part that is continuous with one of the edges of the air outlet and is inclined in an expanding manner toward the upstream side of the wind passing through the passage part with respect to the air outlet, A wind direction adjusting device comprising: a spacer disposed at a part between a deflection blade and one of the edges of the air outlet. The deflecting blade is rotatably arranged in the passage portion, and rotates so that the end on the outlet side approaches the center side of the outlet in response to the rotation of the airflow direction adjusting blade in one direction. The air outlet adjusting blade is rotated so that the end on the air outlet side is separated from the center side of the air outlet in response to the rotation in the other direction of the wind direction adjusting blade. Wind direction adjustment device. It is rotatably arranged on the other edge side in the passage, and is rotated so that the end on the outlet side approaches the center side of the outlet in response to the rotation of the wind direction adjusting blade in the other direction. And a deflection blade that rotates so that an end of the air outlet side is separated from a center side of the air outlet in response to the rotation of the airflow direction adjusting blade in one direction,
The spacer includes the other rectifying portion that is continuous with the other edge portion of the air outlet and is inclined in an expanding manner toward the upstream side of the wind passing through the passage portion with respect to the air outlet, The other part is arrange | positioned between the said deflection | deviation blade | wing part and the said other edge part of the said blower outlet. The wind direction adjustment apparatus of Claim 2 characterized by the above-mentioned.