JP6895011B1 - Filter module for painting equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a filter module for coating equipment capable of improving the efficiency of removing paint mist and preventing the outflow of paint mist to the outside. A filter module 40 of the present invention is made of a flammable material and includes an outer box 41, an eliminator 51, and a baffle plate 71. In the outer box 41, the air A2 containing the paint mist flows into the inside from the outer box inlet 45 and is discharged from the outer box outlet 46. The eliminator 51 is formed by arranging zigzag-shaped eliminator elements 52 in parallel to separate the paint mist from the air A2. The baffle plate 71 is formed by arranging baffle plate elements 72 having an inclined surface for guiding air A2 in parallel in the inflow side space S2 of the eliminator 51, and guides the air A2 introduced from the outer box inlet 45 to the inflow side space S2. [Selection diagram] Fig. 3

Description

The present invention relates to a filter module for coating equipment that separates paint mist from air.

Conventionally, various filter modules for separating paint mist from air have been proposed (see, for example, Patent Document 1). As shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the filter module 101 includes an outer box 102 and an obstacle wall 103. The outer box 102 has a rectangular parallelepiped shape and has an outer box inlet 104 that opens on the upper surface and an outer box outlet 105 that opens on the side surface. Further, the obstacle wall 103 is arranged in the outer box 102 near the outer box outlet 105, and is housed in a state where the space S1 is provided on the inflow side. Then, the air A1 containing the paint mist flows into the space S1 through the outer box inlet 104, changes its direction by about 90 °, passes through the obstacle wall 103, and is discharged from the outer box outlet 105. The paint mist is separated from the air A1 when passing through the obstacle wall 103.

Japanese Patent No. 6475241 (Fig. 1 etc.)

However, in the case of the conventional filter module 101 described above, the space S1 is located at a biased position in the outer box 102 (the position to the left in FIGS. 10 and 11), and the flow path is suddenly narrowed, so that the outer box is narrowed. A pressure loss occurs in the air A1 guided from the inlet 104 to the space S1. In this case, since the air A1 flows unevenly toward a specific portion such as the inner surface of the outer box 102 or the obstacle wall 103, there is a problem that the efficiency of removing the paint mist is lowered.

The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a filter module for coating equipment capable of improving the efficiency of removing paint mist and preventing the outflow of paint mist to the outside. To do.

In order to solve the above problems, the invention according to claim 1 is a filter module provided on an exhaust path of a coating facility and made of a flammable material, at an outer box inlet and a side surface opened on the upper surface. An outer box having an outer box outlet that opens, air containing paint mist flows into the inside from the outer box inlet and is discharged from the outer box outlet, and an inflow side in the vicinity of the outer box outlet in the outer box. A plurality of plate-shaped eliminator elements having a space in the outer box are arranged side by side to separate the paint mist from the air, and the vicinity of the outer box entrance in the outer box. A plurality of baffle plate elements having an inclined surface for guiding the air to the inflow side space of the eliminator are arranged side by side, and the air introduced from the outer box inlet is guided to the inflow side space. The gist of the filter module is a filter module for painting equipment, which is characterized by being provided with.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, a baffle plate is housed in the vicinity of the outer box entrance in the outer box, and a plurality of baffle plate elements constituting the baffle plate have an inclined surface that guides air into the inflow side space of the eliminator. doing. Therefore, the air introduced into the outer box from the outer box inlet collides with each baffle plate element and changes the direction, so that the air is guided to the inflow side space. As a result, air is smoothly guided from the outer box entrance to the inflow side space. In this case, the air guided to the inflow side space flows evenly to the inner surface of the outer box and the surface of the eliminator element, so that the paint mist contained in the air flows to the inner surface of the outer box and the surface of the eliminator element. It becomes easier to adhere to more areas, and the efficiency of removing paint mist is improved. In addition, the air introduced into the outer box from the outer box inlet is guided by the baffle plate element and surely flows into the inflow side space, so that the paint mist contained in the air can be prevented from flowing out to the outside of the filter module. it can.

Further, in claim 1, since the filter module is made of a flammable material, the filter module can be incinerated or disposable and replaced. Here, examples of the flammable material include paper, resin, and wood. If corrugated cardboard or plastic corrugated cardboard is used as the flammable material, the strength of the filter module is improved.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the first aspect, a rectifying plate in which a plurality of rectifying plate elements extending in the vertical direction are arranged side by side is housed in the inflow side space, and the pitch between the adjacent rectifying plate elements is accommodated. Is larger than the pitch between the adjacent eliminator elements and smaller than the pitch between the adjacent baffle plate elements.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, a straightening vane is housed in the inflow side space, and a plurality of straightening vane elements constituting the straightening vane extend in the vertical direction. Therefore, the air introduced from the baffle plate into the inflow side space collides with each straightening vane element and changes its direction, so that the air is guided to the eliminator on the downstream side. As a result, the air flows uniformly and evenly. That is, the contact area of air per unit flow rate increases. Therefore, the paint mist contained in the air easily adheres to the surface of the straightening vane element and also easily adheres to the surface of the eliminator element on the downstream side, so that the efficiency of removing the paint mist is further improved.

Further, in claim 2, since the pitch between adjacent elements becomes smaller toward the downstream side, the paint mist can be classified. Specifically, the baffle plate element having the largest pitch adheres and collects the paint mist having a large particle size, and the rectifying plate element having a medium pitch adheres the paint mist having a medium particle size. The eliminator element having the smallest pitch allows the paint mist having a small particle size to be attached and recovered. As a result, the paint mist having a large particle size makes it difficult for the flow path on the downstream side where the pitch between adjacent elements is small to be clogged, so that the life of the filter module can be extended.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the first or second aspect, a plurality of projecting pieces are projected on the bottom surface of the outer box, and the space between the adjacent projecting pieces is a region for collecting paint. The summary.

According to the third aspect of the present invention, by bringing air into contact with the bottom surface of the outer box, the paint mist contained in the air can be attached to the area where the paint is stored (the space between adjacent projecting pieces). As a result, it is possible to prevent the paint from flowing out of the space between the adjacent projecting pieces.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in any one of claims 1 to 3, a secondary filter that allows the air that has passed through the eliminator to pass through the outflow side of the eliminator is a part of the outer box. The gist is that it is provided so as to protrude from the exit.

According to the invention of claim 4, by providing the secondary filter on the outflow side of the eliminator, the paint mist that has not been completely removed from the air after passing through the eliminator can be reliably removed by the secondary filter. Further, since the secondary filter is provided with a part of the secondary filter protruding from the outlet of the outer box, the volume of the secondary filter can be secured. If the entire secondary filter is housed in the outer box, the eliminator or the like may not be placed at a desired position.

As described in detail above, according to the inventions of claims 1 to 4, a filter module for coating equipment capable of improving the efficiency of removing paint mist and preventing the outflow of paint mist to the outside is provided. can do.

The schematic cross-sectional view which shows the coating equipment in this embodiment. Exploded view showing the filter module. Side sectional view showing a filter module. Top view showing the filter module. Side sectional view showing a filter module. FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line BB of FIG. Side view showing the filter module. Photographs showing the unfolded and folded states of the outer box, eliminator, spacer, baffle plate, and straightening vane. Schematic cross-sectional view showing a filter module in another embodiment. The plan view which shows the filter module in the prior art. FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG.

Hereinafter, an embodiment embodying the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

As shown in FIG. 1, the filter module 40 of this embodiment is provided on the exhaust path E1 of the coating equipment 10. In the coating chamber 11 constituting the coating equipment 10, a transfer rail 12, a transfer carriage 13 moving on the transfer rail 12, and a plurality of coating robots 14 arranged on both sides of the transfer rail 12 are provided. .. In the painting chamber 11, a coating film is formed on the surface of the work W1 by spraying atomized paint (paint mist) on the work W1 (automobile body in the present embodiment) from the painting gun 15 of the painting robot 14. To.

A ceiling wall 16 is provided above the painting chamber 11. The ceiling wall 16 has a mesh structure, and compressed air A2 is supplied to the upper side. As a result, the air A2 passes through the ceiling wall 16 and flows down in the coating chamber 11, so that the coating mist that has not adhered to the work W1 is guided downward. On the other hand, the floor 17 of the painting chamber 11 has a crosspiece structure, and the underfloor wall 18 is arranged below. The underfloor wall 18 has the lowest central portion 19, and is provided with a pair of inclined portions 20 on both sides of the central portion 19. An exhaust port 21 is provided in the central portion 19, and an exhaust duct 22 is connected to the exhaust port 21 via a paint mist removing device 30.

The inside of the exhaust duct 22 is in a negative pressure state due to a blower (not shown). As a result, the air A2 in the coating chamber 11 flows into the exhaust duct 22 after passing through the paint mist removing device 30. Further, the paint mist contained in the air A2 is removed when passing through the paint mist removing device 30. Then, the air A2 in the exhaust duct 22 is discharged to the outside of the coating equipment 10 after being subjected to, for example, VOC (volatile organic gas) removal treatment by a deodorizing device (not shown).

As shown in FIG. 1, a relay duct 23 communicating with the exhaust port 21 and extending downward is connected to the central portion 19 of the underfloor wall 18. The paint mist removing device 30 is connected to the lower end of the relay duct 23 and the suction hole (not shown) of the exhaust duct 22. More specifically, the paint mist removing device 30 includes an upstream duct 31 and a downstream duct 32. Then, the upper end flange (not shown) protruding from the upper end of the upstream duct 31 and the lower end flange (not shown) protruding from the lower end of the relay duct 23 are overlapped and screwed to the relay duct 23. The paint mist removing device 30 is connected. Further, the paint mist removing device 30 is connected to the exhaust duct 22 by inserting the downstream end of the downstream duct 32 into the suction hole of the exhaust duct 22.

A filter module 40 is detachably attached between the upstream duct 31 and the downstream duct 32 in the paint mist removing device 30. The filter module 40 is entirely made of a flammable material (specifically, corrugated cardboard). As shown in FIGS. 2 to 7, the filter module 40 includes an outer box 41, an eliminator 51, a spacer 61, a baffle plate 71, and a rectifying plate 81. The outer box 41 has a rectangular parallelepiped shape having an upper surface 42, a lower surface 43, and four side surfaces 44a, 44b, 44c, 44d. Further, the outer box 41 has a rectangular outer box inlet 45 that opens at the upper surface 42, and a rectangular outer box outlet 46 that opens at the side surface 44c on the downstream side (right side in FIG. 3). .. The opening area of the outer box inlet 45 is larger than the opening area of the outer box outlet 46, and is substantially equal to the area of the upper surface 42. In the outer box 41 of the present embodiment, the air A2 containing the paint mist flows into the inside from the outer box inlet 45 and is discharged from the outer box outlet 46. Further, a rectangular frame-shaped duct connecting portion 47 surrounding the outer box outlet 46 is projected from the side surface 44c of the outer box 41. Then, the filter module 40 is connected to the downstream duct 32 by inserting the duct connecting portion 47 into the downstream duct 32.

As shown in FIGS. 2, 3, 5, and 6, the eliminator 51 is housed in the outer box 41 in the vicinity of the outer box outlet 46 with a space (inflow side space S2) on the inflow side. ing. The eliminator 51 is formed by arranging a plurality of plate-shaped eliminator elements 52 in parallel, and has a function of separating the paint mist from the air A2. Each eliminator element 52 extends in the vertical direction Z (see FIGS. 3 and 5), and its lower end is in contact with the bottom surface 48 of the outer box 41. Further, each eliminator element 52 extends in the X direction (see FIGS. 3 and 6), which is a horizontal direction. More specifically, most of the eliminator elements 52 have a zigzag shape in a plan view, and only the end portion 53 on the inflow side (the lower end portion in FIG. 6) has a linear shape in a plan view. Therefore, a meandering passage is formed between the adjacent eliminator elements 52.

As shown in FIGS. 2 to 5, the spacer 61 is housed in the outer box 41 in the vicinity of the outer box entrance 45 in a state of being placed on the upper end of each eliminator element 52. The spacer 61 has a columnar shape with a triangular cross section, and guides air A2 to a bottom surface 62 that abuts on the upper end of each eliminator element 52, a back surface 63 that abuts on the inner side surface 41a on the downstream side of the outer box 41, and an inflow side space S2. It has an inclined surface 64.

A baffle plate 71 is housed in the outer box 41 in the vicinity of the outer box entrance 45. The baffle plate 71 is formed by arranging a plurality of baffle plate elements 72 having an inclined surface for guiding the air A2 on the upper surface side in the inflow side space S2, and the air A2 introduced from the outer box inlet 45 is introduced into the inflow side space S2. It has a guiding function. Each baffle plate element 72 extends in the horizontal Y direction (see FIGS. 4 and 5). The inclination angles θ1 of the baffle plate elements 72 with respect to the upper surface 42 of the outer box 41 are equal to each other. Further, the inclination angle θ1 is larger than the inclination angle θ2 of the inclined surface 64 with respect to the bottom surface 62 of the spacer 61. Further, the pitches P1 between the adjacent baffle plate elements 72 are equal to each other.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 2 to 5, the baffle plate 71 has a plurality of connecting plates 73 orthogonal to each baffle plate element 72 and connecting the baffle plate elements 72 to each other. Each connecting plate 73 extends in the horizontal X direction (see FIGS. 3 and 4). Further, each connecting plate 73 has a lower end edge 74 that abuts on the upper end of the upper connecting plate 83 of the straightening vane 81, a side edge 75 that abuts on the inner side surface 41b on the upstream side of the outer box 41, and an inclined surface 64 of the spacer 61. It has an inclined edge 76 that abuts on the surface. The pitches P2 between the adjacent connecting plates 73 are equal to each other. Further, the lower end of each baffle plate element 72 is located above the lower end of each connecting plate 73.

As shown in FIGS. 2, 3, 5, and 6, a straightening vane 81 is housed in the inflow side space S2 in the outer box 41. The straightening vane 81 is formed by arranging a plurality of straightening vane elements 82 in parallel. Each straightening vane element 82 extends in the vertical direction Z (see FIGS. 3 and 5), and its lower end is in contact with the bottom surface 48 of the outer box 41. Further, each straightening vane element 82 extends in the horizontal X direction (see FIGS. 3 and 6), and the downstream end is connected to the upstream end of the eliminator element 52. In this way, the straightening vane 81 and the eliminator 51 can be reinforced with each other. Further, it becomes easy to keep the pitch P3 between the adjacent straightening vane elements 82 constant. Further, since a gap is not generated between the downstream end of the straightening vane element 82 and the upstream end of the eliminator element 52, it is possible to solve the problem that the air A2 enters the gap and is disturbed. Then, one end 53 of the eliminator element 52 is arranged between the adjacent rectifying plate elements 82. Therefore, the pitch P3 between the adjacent straightening vane elements 82 is larger than the pitch P4 between the adjacent eliminator elements 52, and specifically, the pitch P4 is twice as large as the pitch P4. Further, the pitch P3 is smaller than the pitch P1 between the adjacent baffle plate elements 72 and the pitch P2 between the adjacent connecting plates 73.

Further, the straightening vane 81 includes a plurality of upper connecting plates 83 for connecting the upper end portions of the straightening vane elements 82, and a plurality of lower connecting plates 84 for connecting the lower end portions of the straightening vane elements 82. .. Each upper connecting plate 83 and each lower connecting plate 84 are orthogonal to each straightening vane element 82 and extend in the horizontal Y direction (see FIGS. 5 and 6). Further, the upper end of each upper connecting plate 83 is in contact with the lower end of each connecting plate 73 constituting the baffle plate 71. On the other hand, the lower end of each lower connecting plate 84 is in contact with the bottom surface 48 of the outer box 41. Each lower connecting plate 84 of the present embodiment is used as a projecting piece projecting from the bottom surface 48. Then, the space S3 between the adjacent lower connecting plates 84 becomes an area for accumulating the paint (paint mist).

As shown in FIG. 8, the above-mentioned outer box 41, eliminator 51, spacer 61, baffle plate 71, and rectifying plate 81 have a foldable structure. Further, the eliminator 51 and the straightening vane 81 are connected to each other so that they can be unfolded and folded at the same time. In the present embodiment, the component parts of the filter module 40 (outer box 41, eliminator 51 and rectifying plate 81, spacer 61, baffle plate 71) are conveyed in a state of being folded into a flat shape. Then, the filter module 40 is completed by assembling each component in an unfolded state. The completed filter module 40 is placed in a standby position (not shown) outside the painting equipment 10. After that, when the filter module 40 at the use position T2 (see FIG. 1) becomes dirty with the paint mist, the filter module 40 is removed from the use position T2 and incinerated as it is without being folded. That is, the paint mist is discarded together with the filter module 40. Then, the filter module 40 in the standby position is placed and used in the use position T2.

Next, the operation of the coating equipment 10 will be described.

First, when the paint is sprayed from the paint gun 15 to paint the work W1, the oversprayed paint mist passes through the floor 17 of the paint chamber 11 together with the air A2 in the paint chamber 11 and is on the underfloor wall 18 side. Will be guided to.

After that, the air A2 containing the paint mist is guided into the relay duct 23 from the exhaust port 21 of the underfloor wall 18, passes through the upstream duct 31, and enters the outer box 41 (filter module 40) from the outer box inlet 45. It flows in. Then, the air A2 collides with the inclined surface 64 of the spacer 61, the surface of the baffle plate element 72 of the baffle plate 71, and the inner surface 41b on the upstream side of the outer box 41, so that the air A2 follows the inner surface 41b of the outer box 41. Is guided. At this time, a part of the paint mist contained in the air A2 is removed by adhering to the inclined surface 64 of the spacer 61, the surface of the baffle plate element 72, and the inner surface 41b of the outer box 41.

Next, the air A2 is guided to the straightening vane 81 on the downstream side of the baffle plate 71 and flows between the adjacent straightening vanes 82. At this time, the air A2 is guided along the surface of the straightening vane element 82 by coming into contact with the surface of the straightening vane element 82. As a result, the flow of air A2 becomes uniform. Further, a part of the paint mist contained in the air A2 is removed by adhering to the surface of the straightening vane element 82. Further, the air A2 flows in the straightening vane 81 in an arc, and turns in a direction substantially opposite to the direction guided by the baffle plate 71 (see FIG. 3). At this time, since a part of the air A2 collides with the bottom surface 48 of the outer box 41, a part of the paint mist contained in the air A2 is removed by adhering to the bottom surface 48.

Further, the air A2 is guided by the eliminator 51 on the downstream side of the straightening vane 81 and flows between the adjacent eliminator elements 52. Since each eliminator element 52 has a zigzag shape in a plan view, there is a meandering passage between adjacent eliminator elements 52. As a result, the air A2 flows in the meandering passage while colliding with the surface of the eliminator element 52, so that most of the paint mist contained in the air A2 is removed by adhering to the surface of the eliminator element 52. .. After that, the air A2 that has passed through the eliminator 51 is discharged from the outer box outlet 46 to the outside of the outer box 41, passes through the downstream duct 32 and the exhaust duct 22 in order, and is discharged to the outside of the painting equipment 10.

Therefore, according to the present embodiment, the following effects can be obtained.

(1) According to the coating equipment 10 of the present embodiment, the baffle plate element 72 constituting the baffle plate 71 has an inclined surface on the upper surface side that guides the air A2 into the inflow side space S2 of the eliminator 51. Therefore, the air A2 introduced into the outer box 41 from the outer box inlet 45 collides with the baffle plate element 72 and changes its direction, so that the air A2 is guided to the inflow side space S2. As a result, the air A2 is smoothly guided from the outer box inlet 45 to the inflow side space S2. In this case, the air A2 guided to the inflow side space S2 flows evenly to the inner side surface 41b of the outer box 41 and the surface of the eliminator element 52, so that the paint mist contained in the air A2 flows inside the outer box 41. It becomes easy to adhere to more regions on the side surface 41b and the surface of the eliminator element 52, and the efficiency of removing the paint mist is improved. Further, the air A2 introduced into the outer box 41 from the outer box inlet 45 is guided by the baffle plate element 72 and surely flows into the inflow side space S2, so that the paint mist contained in the air A2 goes out of the filter module 40. Can be prevented from flowing out.

(2) In the present embodiment, the outer box 41, the eliminator 51, the rectifying plate 81, the spacer 61, and the baffle plate 71, which are the constituent parts of the filter module 40, have a foldable structure. As a result, the components of the filter module 40 can be transported in a folded and small state, so that the transport load can be reduced. In addition, since the components can be folded and stored in a small state, it is easy to secure a storage place.

(3) In the present embodiment, since the filter module 40 is made of corrugated cardboard, which is a flammable material, the filter module 40 can be incinerated and easily disposed of. Further, the filter module 40 can be formed at low cost.

The above embodiment may be changed as follows.

In the above embodiment, the eliminator 51, the spacer 61, the baffle plate 71 and the rectifying plate 81 are housed in the outer box 41 constituting the filter module 40, but the rectifying plate 81 and the spacer 61 may be omitted. Good.

-In the above embodiment, a plurality of lower connecting plates 84 constituting the straightening vane 81 are used as projecting pieces projecting from the bottom surface 48 of the outer box 41. However, the projecting piece may be a separate body from the lower connecting plate 84 and may be connected to the bottom surface 48. Further, the projectile may be omitted.

As shown in FIG. 9, a secondary filter 91 for passing the air A2 that has passed through the eliminator 51 may be provided on the outflow side (upper side in FIG. 9) of the eliminator 50. The secondary filter 91 is configured by arranging filters 93 having a doglegged cross section in the Y direction side by side in the case 92. A part of the secondary filter 91 protrudes from the outer outlet 46. In this way, the paint mist that has not been completely removed from the air A2 after passing through the eliminator 51 can be reliably removed by the secondary filter 91. Further, since the secondary filter 91 is provided with a part thereof protruding from the outer box outlet 46, the volume of the secondary filter 91 can be secured. If the entire secondary filter 91 is housed in the outer box 41, the eliminator 51 or the like may not be arranged at a desired position.

-In the above embodiment, the work W1 to which the paint is sprayed is an automobile body. However, the work W1 may be an automobile component such as an aerodynamic addition (such as a spoiler) or a bumper. The work W1 does not necessarily have to be an automobile part.

Next, in addition to the technical ideas described in the claims, the technical ideas grasped by the above-described embodiments are listed below.

(1) In any one of claims 1 to 4, the eliminator elements are housed in a state of being placed on the upper ends of a plurality of the eliminator elements in the vicinity of the outer box entrance in the outer box, and are housed on the upper ends of the eliminator elements. A spacer having a bottom surface that abuts and an inclined surface that guides the air into the inflow side space is provided, and the inclination angle of the baffle plate element with respect to the upper surface of the outer box is larger than the inclination angle of the inclined surface with respect to the bottom surface. A filter module for painting equipment that is characterized by this.

(2) In any one of claims 1 to 4, the baffle plate has a plurality of connecting plates orthogonal to the plurality of baffle plate elements and connecting the plurality of baffle plate elements to each other. A filter module for coating equipment, wherein the lower end of the baffle plate element is located above the lower end of the connecting plate.

10 ... Painting equipment 40 ... Filter module 41 ... Outer box 42 ... Upper surface of outer box 44c ... Side of outer box 45 ... Outer box entrance 46 ... Outer box outlet 48 ... Bottom of outer box 51 ... Eliminator 52 ... Eliminator element 71 ... Baffle Plate 72 ... Baffle plate element 81 ... Rectifying plate 82 ... Rectifying plate element 84 ... Lower connecting plate 91 as projecting pieces ... Secondary filter A2 ... Air E1 ... Exhaust path P3 ... Pitch P4 between adjacent rectifying plate elements ... Adjacent Pitch between eliminator elements S2 ... Inflow side space S3 ... Space between adjacent projecting pieces

Claims (4)

A filter module made of flammable material, which is installed on the exhaust path of painting equipment.
An outer box having an outer box inlet that opens on the upper surface and an outer box outlet that opens on the side surface, and an outer box in which air containing paint mist flows into the inside from the outer box inlet and is discharged from the outer box outlet.
A plurality of plate-shaped eliminator elements, which are housed in the outer box in the vicinity of the outer box outlet and have a space on the inflow side and have a zigzag shape, are arranged side by side to separate the paint mist from the air. Eggplant and
A plurality of baffle plate elements housed in the vicinity of the outer box inlet in the outer box and having an inclined surface for guiding the air in the inflow side space of the eliminator are arranged side by side, and introduced from the outer box inlet. A filter module for painting equipment, which comprises a baffle plate that guides air to the inflow side space. In the inflow side space, a straightening vane formed by arranging a plurality of straightening vane elements extending in the vertical direction in parallel is housed.
The coating equipment according to claim 1, wherein the pitch between the adjacent baffle plate elements is larger than the pitch between the adjacent eliminator elements and smaller than the pitch between the adjacent baffle plate elements. Filter module for. The filter for coating equipment according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a plurality of projecting pieces are projected on the bottom surface of the outer box, and the space between the adjacent projecting pieces is a region for collecting paint. module. Claims 1 to 3 are provided on the outflow side of the eliminator with a secondary filter for passing the air that has passed through the eliminator, with a part thereof protruding from the outer box outlet. The filter module for the coating equipment according to any one of the above items.

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