JPH02164415A - Air dehumidifier - Google Patents

Air dehumidifier

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JPH02164415A
JPH02164415A JP63110517A JP11051788A JPH02164415A JP H02164415 A JPH02164415 A JP H02164415A JP 63110517 A JP63110517 A JP 63110517A JP 11051788 A JP11051788 A JP 11051788A JP H02164415 A JPH02164415 A JP H02164415A
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humidity
temperature
compressed air
expansion chamber
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Masahiro Morita
正博 森田
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To remove humidity from air easily at low cost by a method wherein compressed air is blasted adiabatically into an expansion chamber through a nozzle to lower the temperature and humidity of air is cooled and formed into dews. CONSTITUTION:A compressed air is blasted into an expansion chamber 1 through a nozzle 3 and the temperature of a cooling fin 2 of the expansion chamber 1 is lowered by low temperature produced by the adiabatic expansion. The humidity of the compressed air is brought into contact with the cooled fin 2 and formed into dews which adhere to the fin. As a result, humidity of air can be removed easily at low cost.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 産業上の利用分野 現在の精密化された産業では精密な機械器具が多く用い
られている。これらの精密な機能を持った機器類の制御
は精密なるが故に、その使用条件として雰囲氣空気中の
湿度の制限を設け、結露しないことを前提条件としてい
る。これは空氣中に存在する水の蒸気即ち湿氣は精密な
機械器具の機能に支障をもたらし、制御不能となるから
である。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Use Many precision machines and tools are used in today's sophisticated industries. Because the control of these devices with precise functions is precise, it is a prerequisite for their use to limit the humidity in the ambient air and to avoid condensation. This is because water vapor, or moisture, present in the air can interfere with the functioning of precision machinery and equipment, making them uncontrollable.

従来の技術 結露しないという条件を満たすためには空氣中の水分を
除去すればよいのであるが、その方法として、従来(1
)冷媒を用いた冷凍サイクルを用い、予め冷却された冷
却フィンを空氣が通過することにより空氣中の水分を結
露除去する方法。
Conventional technology In order to satisfy the condition of no condensation, it is sufficient to remove moisture from the air.
) A method that uses a refrigeration cycle using a refrigerant to remove condensation from moisture in the air by passing air through pre-cooled cooling fins.

(2)ベルチエ効果を利用した素子を使い、その素子の
冷却側に空氣中の湿分を結露させ除去するもの。
(2) An element that uses the Bertier effect to condense and remove moisture in the air on the cooling side of the element.

(3)圧縮空氣を高速で施回運動させて熱を持たせ、反
対側の冷却面を用いて空氣中の湿分を除去するもの。な
どがおこなわれている。
(3) Compressed air is circulated at high speed to generate heat, and the cooling surface on the opposite side is used to remove moisture from the air. etc. are being carried out.

発明が解決しようとする問題点 前述の各種の空氣中の湿度を除去する方法は、それぞれ
比較的高価な設備を必要とする。本発明はこれに対し、
一般の産業施設に設置されている圧縮空氣を用いること
により、安価で容易に空氣中の湿氣を除去するものであ
る。
Problems to be Solved by the Invention The various methods described above for removing humidity from the air each require relatively expensive equipment. In contrast, the present invention
By using compressed air installed in general industrial facilities, moisture in the air can be easily removed at low cost.

問題を解決するための手段 氣体の可逆断熱変化では、圧力が下ることによりその温
度が下ることは良く知られていることである。温度が下
れば空氣中の水の蒸氣の露点も下り、容易に結露分離す
ることができる。
Means for Solving the Problem It is well known that in reversible adiabatic change of a gas body, its temperature decreases as the pressure decreases. As the temperature decreases, the dew point of water vapor in the air also decreases, making it easier to separate condensation.

作用 通常用いられている高圧の圧縮空氣の可逆断熱変化によ
る冷却作用により空氣を冷却し、空氣中の湿氣分を冷却
フインなどで結露させて分離し、湿氣分の少ない空氣を
得ることができる。従って湿度を有する高圧の空氣を膨
脹室内に細いノズルを通して放出すると圧力が急激に下
り、温度が下り、空氣中の水蒸氣の露点が下り、容易に
結露、液化分離することができる。
Function: The air is cooled by the reversible adiabatic cooling effect of the commonly used high-pressure compressed air, and the moisture in the air is condensed and separated using cooling fins to obtain air with a low moisture content. can. Therefore, when high-pressure air with humidity is discharged into the expansion chamber through a thin nozzle, the pressure drops rapidly, the temperature drops, and the dew point of water vapor in the air drops, allowing easy condensation and liquefaction separation.

実施例、1 以下図面に基いて本発明について更に詳しく説明する。Example, 1 The present invention will be explained in more detail below based on the drawings.

第1図は本発明にかかる空氣の除湿装置の実施例を示す
断面図を示す。冷却フイン(2)を有するほぼ大氣圧に
近い膨張室(1)内に細いノズル(3)より7kg/c
m2ないし10kg/cm2の圧縮空氣を吹込むと、高
圧の圧縮空氣は圧力が急激に下るから断熱膨脹して、そ
の温度を急激に下げる。これより膨脹室内の冷却フイン
(2)に温度を下げる。又圧縮空氣中にあった湿分は温
度の下った(2)にふれ結露して(2)に付着する。従
って湿分の除去された乾いた空氣を(6)より取出し使
用する。(4)はドレン(5)は圧力調整用バルブ(7
)は入力側バルブ(8)は断熱材を示す。第2図は第1
回A−A断面を示す。第3図は異った冷却フインの側を
示す断面図で(1′)は膨張室(2′)はフイン(8′
)は断熱材を示す。
FIG. 1 shows a sectional view showing an embodiment of an air dehumidifying device according to the present invention. 7kg/c from a thin nozzle (3) in an expansion chamber (1) with cooling fins (2) close to atmospheric pressure
When compressed air of m2 to 10 kg/cm2 is blown into the air, the pressure of the high-pressure compressed air drops rapidly, causing adiabatic expansion and rapidly lowering its temperature. From this, the temperature is lowered to the cooling fin (2) in the expansion chamber. Also, the moisture present in the compressed air comes into contact with (2), which has dropped in temperature, and condenses and adheres to (2). Therefore, dry air from which moisture has been removed is extracted from (6) and used. (4) is the drain (5) is the pressure adjustment valve (7).
) indicates that the input valve (8) is a heat insulating material. Figure 2 is the first
A cross section taken along line A-A is shown. Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view showing the side of different cooling fins.
) indicates insulation material.

実施例 2 第4回は実施例2を示す中央縦断面図である。圧縮空氣
は配管(10)よりノズル(13)から膨張室(11−
1)に放出され急激に圧力を下げて温度も下げ膨脹室内
の温度を急激に下げ冷却フイン(12−1)及びこれと
1体の(12−2)の温度を下げる。(12−3)は(
11−1)と(11−2)を仕切り板であると同時に(
12−1)及び(12−2)と一体であって(11−1
)の低温を(11−2)に伝導する。ノズル(13)か
ら噴射され低圧低温になった空氣はドレン(14)より
放出される。一方バルブ(15)を通り(16)から冷
却室(11−2)に放出された低圧低温になった空氣は
低温の冷却フイン(12−2)に接触し湿度を除去した
空氣を(17)より取出し使用する。(18)はドレン
。(19)はバルブ。
Example 2 The fourth part is a central vertical cross-sectional view showing Example 2. Compressed air is supplied from the nozzle (13) through the piping (10) to the expansion chamber (11-
1), the pressure is rapidly lowered, and the temperature is also lowered, and the temperature inside the expansion chamber is rapidly lowered, lowering the temperature of the cooling fin (12-1) and its unit (12-2). (12-3) is (
11-1) and (11-2) are partition plates and at the same time (
12-1) and (12-2), and (11-1
) is conducted to (11-2). The low-pressure, low-temperature air injected from the nozzle (13) is discharged from the drain (14). On the other hand, the low-pressure, low-temperature air that passes through the valve (15) and is released from (16) into the cooling room (11-2) comes into contact with the low-temperature cooling fins (12-2), and the air from which humidity has been removed is transferred to (17). Take it out and use it. (18) is a drain. (19) is a valve.

発明の効果 第1図(6)より取出した1.05kg/cm2ないし
1.1kg/cm2程度の乾燥した空氣を配管して、低
湿度の雰囲氣の条件を必要とする機器類の収められたケ
ースに導入すると、ケース内は外氣圧より僅かに高い圧
力の乾いた空氣で占められ湿度の高い外氣は入らなくな
る。この発明は一般の事業所に通常備え付けてある圧縮
空氣をエネルギー源として乾燥空氣をつくるから設備費
が極めて低く、なおかつ目的の機器類の雰囲氣湿度を低
くすることができる。
Effects of the Invention By piping dry air of about 1.05 kg/cm2 to 1.1 kg/cm2 taken out from Figure 1 (6), it is possible to house equipment that requires a low humidity atmosphere. When introduced into a case, the inside of the case is occupied by dry air with a pressure slightly higher than the outside air pressure, and humid outside air does not enter. Since this invention creates dry air using compressed air, which is normally installed in general business offices, as an energy source, the equipment cost is extremely low, and the atmospheric humidity of the target equipment can be lowered.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図はこの発明の実施例1の縦断面図を示すもので第
2図は第1図A−A断面図。又第3図は膨張室の異なっ
た形状の断面図を示す。第4図は実施例2の縦断面図を
示す第5図は第4図のB−B断面図を示す。
FIG. 1 shows a longitudinal sectional view of Embodiment 1 of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. FIG. 3 also shows cross-sectional views of different shapes of the expansion chamber. FIG. 4 shows a longitudinal sectional view of the second embodiment. FIG. 5 shows a sectional view taken along line BB in FIG.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 圧縮空氣を膨脹室内にノズルより噴射して得られる断熱
膨脹によって生じる低温で空氣中の湿分を冷却結露する
ことにより除湿空氣を得る雰囲氣湿度に制約のある精密
機器のための乾いた雰囲氣空氣を得る圧縮空氣を用いた
除湿装置
Compressed air is injected into the expansion chamber through a nozzle, resulting in adiabatic expansion.Atmosphere that obtains dehumidified air by cooling and condensing moisture in the air at low temperatures.A dry atmosphere for precision equipment with limited humidity. Dehumidification device using compressed air to obtain surrounding air
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Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JP2012127640A (en) * 2010-11-25 2012-07-05 Hideaki Sodeyama Dehumidified cold generating method, and air cooler

Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JP2012127640A (en) * 2010-11-25 2012-07-05 Hideaki Sodeyama Dehumidified cold generating method, and air cooler

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