JPH02165590A - Cord form heating element - Google Patents

Cord form heating element

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JPH02165590A
JPH02165590A JP32004788A JP32004788A JPH02165590A JP H02165590 A JPH02165590 A JP H02165590A JP 32004788 A JP32004788 A JP 32004788A JP 32004788 A JP32004788 A JP 32004788A JP H02165590 A JPH02165590 A JP H02165590A
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heating wire
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Kiyoshi Yoi
宵 喜芳
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NEC Home Electronics Ltd
NEC Corp
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Nippon Electric Co Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To enable the switching to small and large consumed electric powers with a simple structure by providing two kinds of heating wires having large and small resistance values, and using one of them as a heating source and the other as a short-circuit wire for ensuring the safety in the case of an excessive temperature increase. CONSTITUTION:A heating body has a first heating wire 1 spirally wound on the circumference of an insulating layer 5 and a second heating wire 2 spirally wound on the circumference of a core wire 4 which has a resistance value larger than the first heating wire 1, or has the lower heating amount and the lower consumed power. In this way, two heating wires 1, 2 having various resistance values are provided, and one of them being used as a heating wire with the other being used as a short-circuit wire, and this state is switched inversely. Hence, the consumed power can be freely switched, as occasion demands.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 [産業上の利用分野] この発明は、電気毛布、電気カーペットなどに使用され
る可撓性のコード状発熱体で、消費電力の切り換えがで
きるようにしたコード状発熱体に関するものである。
[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention is a flexible cord-shaped heating element used in electric blankets, electric carpets, etc. The cord-shaped heating element is capable of switching power consumption. It's about the body.

[従来の技術] 第3図は従来のコード状発熱体を示す一部破断斜視図で
ある。図において、11は銅線などからなる発熱線、3
は導電材料からなる短絡線、4はポリエステル繊維など
の熱硬化性の可撓性絶縁体からなる芯線、5はポリアミ
ド樹脂などの熱可塑性樹脂からなり一定温度(例えば1
60〜180℃)を賄えると急に溶解する絶縁層、6は
ポリ塩化ビニル樹脂などの可撓性絶縁体からなる外皮で
発熱線11の周囲を被覆している。短絡線3は芯線4に
螺旋状に巻き付けられており、絶縁層5は短絡線3の周
囲を被覆し、発熱線11は絶縁N5の周囲に螺旋状に巻
き付けられている。
[Prior Art] FIG. 3 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing a conventional cord-shaped heating element. In the figure, 11 is a heating wire made of copper wire, etc.; 3
4 is a short-circuit wire made of a conductive material, 4 is a core wire made of a thermosetting flexible insulator such as polyester fiber, and 5 is a core wire made of a thermoplastic resin such as polyamide resin.
60 to 180°C), the insulating layer 6 covers the heating wire 11 with an outer sheath made of a flexible insulator such as polyvinyl chloride resin. The shorting wire 3 is spirally wound around the core wire 4, the insulating layer 5 covers the periphery of the shorting wire 3, and the heating wire 11 is spirally wound around the insulation N5.

このコード状発熱体は、電気毛布、電気カーペットなど
の内部に、別の温度制御のための温度検知線と共に蛇行
状に敷設されていて、図示しない温度制御器を経て電源
より通電される発熱源として使用されていた。
This cord-shaped heating element is laid in a serpentine shape inside an electric blanket, electric carpet, etc. along with another temperature detection wire for temperature control, and is a heat source that is energized from a power supply via a temperature controller (not shown). was used as.

第4図は上記従来のコード状発熱体の温度過昇時の保護
回路の一例を示す図である。
FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a protection circuit when the temperature of the conventional cord-shaped heating element increases.

図において、7は発熱抵抗器、8は発熱抵抗器7の近傍
に設けられた温度ヒユーズ、SOはメインスイッチで、
以上の3者は通常コントロールボックスに収納されてい
る。
In the figure, 7 is a heat generating resistor, 8 is a temperature fuse provided near the heat generating resistor 7, SO is a main switch,
The three above are usually housed in a control box.

上記コード状発熱体の一部に針が刺さって発熱線11と
短絡線3が短絡されたり、一部に大きな圧力がかかって
短絡状態になったり、あるいは他の理由によって、コー
ド状発熱体の温度が異常に上昇し一定温度を超えると、
その部分の発熱線11と短絡線3の間の絶縁層5は一気
に溶解し発熱線11と短絡線3とが導電状態になる。す
ると短絡線3と電源との間に接続されている発熱抵抗器
7に通電されるので、発熱抵抗器7が発熱し、この発熱
によって電源と上記コード状発熱体の間に介装された温
度ヒユーズ8は溶断し発熱体11への通電を遮断する。
If a needle sticks into a part of the cord-shaped heating element and the heating wire 11 and the short-circuit wire 3 are short-circuited, or if a large pressure is applied to a part of the cord-shaped heating element, resulting in a short-circuit condition, or for other reasons, the cord-shaped heating element When the temperature rises abnormally and exceeds a certain temperature,
The insulating layer 5 between the heating wire 11 and the shorting wire 3 in that part melts at once, and the heating wire 11 and the shorting wire 3 become conductive. Then, the heating resistor 7 connected between the shorting wire 3 and the power source is energized, so the heating resistor 7 generates heat, and this heat generation causes the temperature of the cord-shaped heating element interposed between the power source and the above-mentioned cord-shaped heating element to increase. The fuse 8 is blown and the power to the heating element 11 is cut off.

このようにして、温度上昇に対する安全を確保するよう
になっていた。
In this way, safety against temperature rises was ensured.

し発明が解決しようとする課題] 上記従来のコード状発熱体は以上のように構成され、発
熱線11の通電がON・OFFされて温度制御がなされ
る0発熱線11は15種類だけ内蔵されているのである
から温度制御は大まかなものとならざるを得ない、それ
で例えば、電気毛布や電気カーペットの温度が適温まで
上昇した後、小消費電力で微細な温度制御を行うために
は、電気毛布や電気カーペットの中に2本以上のコード
状発熱体を敷設し、最初は全部のコード状発熱体に通電
し、温度が上昇したのちは1本だけのコード状発熱体に
通電するように切り換えて、小消費電力にするというよ
うなことを行わなければならなかった。このため、構造
が複雑になり、コード状発熱体を使用する電気器具の製
造価格が高価になるという問題点があった。
[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] The above-mentioned conventional cord-shaped heating element is constructed as described above, and has only 15 types of built-in zero heating wires 11 whose temperature is controlled by turning ON and OFF electricity to the heating wires 11. For example, after the temperature of an electric blanket or electric carpet has risen to the appropriate temperature, in order to perform fine temperature control with low power consumption, temperature control must be rough. Lay two or more cord-shaped heating elements inside a blanket or electric carpet, energize all cord-shaped heating elements at first, and then energize only one cord-shaped heating element after the temperature rises. I had to do something like switch to reduce power consumption. As a result, the structure becomes complicated and the manufacturing cost of the electric appliance using the cord-shaped heating element becomes high.

この発明は、かかる問題点を解決するためになされたも
ので、簡単な構成で消費電力を大小に切り換えることの
できるコード状発熱体を提供し、このコード状発熱体を
用いることによって、構造が簡単で安価な、消費電力切
り換え可能な電気毛布や電気カーペットなどの得ること
を目的とする。
The present invention was made in order to solve these problems, and provides a cord-shaped heating element that can switch power consumption between large and small levels with a simple configuration, and by using this cord-shaped heating element, the structure can be improved. The purpose is to obtain simple and inexpensive electric blankets, electric carpets, etc. whose power consumption can be switched.

[課題を解決するための手段] この発明に係わるコード状発熱体は、絶縁層に巻き付け
た発熱線のほかに、従来のコード状発熱体の短絡線を発
熱線に置き換え、再発熱線の抵抗値を異なるようにし、
一方を発熱線、他方を短絡線として使用するようにした
ものであコ。
[Means for Solving the Problem] In addition to the heating wire wound around the insulating layer, the cord-shaped heating element according to the present invention replaces the short-circuit wire of the conventional cord-shaped heating element with the heating wire, and changes the resistance value of the reheating wire. be different,
One side is used as a heating wire and the other as a shorting wire.

[作用] この発明のコード状発熱体においては、抵抗値の異なる
2本の発熱線を備えるようにし、その−方を発熱線とし
て使用したとき、他方を短絡線として使用するようにし
、又、この状態を逆に切り換えることにより、必要に応
じて消費電力を自由に切り換えることができる。
[Function] The cord-shaped heating element of the present invention is provided with two heating wires having different resistance values, and when one of them is used as a heating wire, the other is used as a short-circuit wire, and By switching this state in the opposite direction, power consumption can be freely switched as necessary.

[実施例] 第1図はこの発明の一実施例であるコード状発熱体を示
す一部破断斜視図である。第3図と同−又は相当部分は
同一符号を用いて表示してあり、その詳細な説明は省略
する。図において、1は絶縁層5の周囲に螺旋状に巻き
付けた第1の発熱線、2は芯線4の周囲に螺旋状に巻き
付け、その抵抗値が第1の発熱線1より大きな抵抗値、
即ち低い消費電力で低い発熱量を有する第2の発熱線で
ある。
[Embodiment] FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing a cord-shaped heating element which is an embodiment of the present invention. The same or equivalent parts as in FIG. 3 are indicated using the same reference numerals, and detailed explanation thereof will be omitted. In the figure, 1 is a first heating wire wound spirally around an insulating layer 5, 2 is a first heating wire wound spirally around a core wire 4, and its resistance value is larger than that of the first heating wire 1;
That is, it is a second heating wire that consumes low power and generates a low amount of heat.

上記第1図に示すコード状発熱体の構成は、第3図に示
す従来のコード状発熱体の発熱線11を第1の発熱線1
に、短絡線3を第2の発熱線2に置き換えただけで、他
は全く同様である。
The structure of the cord-shaped heating element shown in FIG. 1 is such that the heating wire 11 of the conventional cord-shaped heating element shown in FIG.
However, the short circuit wire 3 is replaced with the second heat generating wire 2, and the rest is exactly the same.

例えば、発熱線1の発熱量は従来の発熱線11の発熱量
とほぼ等しく、発熱線2の発熱量は従来の発熱線11の
約273になるようにしである。従って第2の発熱線2
の通電電流は従来の発熱線11のほぼ2/3にすること
ができる。
For example, the amount of heat generated by the heating wire 1 is approximately equal to that of the conventional heating wire 11, and the amount of heat generated by the heating wire 2 is approximately 273 times that of the conventional heating wire 11. Therefore, the second heating wire 2
The current flowing through the heating wire 11 can be reduced to approximately 2/3 of that of the conventional heating wire 11.

発熱線1を発熱源として使用する時は発熱線2を短絡線
として使用し、発熱線2を発熱源として使用する時は発
熱線1を短絡線として使用して、消費電力を大小に切り
換えることができる。
When using the heating wire 1 as a heat generation source, use the heating wire 2 as a short-circuit wire, and when using the heating wire 2 as a heat generation source, use the heating wire 1 as a short-circuit wire to switch the power consumption from large to small. Can be done.

次に上記第1図に示すこの発明の一実施例であるコード
状発熱体の安全確保と使用方法の一例について説明する
Next, an example of how to ensure safety and use the cord-shaped heating element, which is an embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. 1, will be described.

第2図は上記第1図に示すコード状発熱体の温度過昇時
の保護回路の一例を示す回路図である。
FIG. 2 is a circuit diagram showing an example of a protection circuit when the temperature of the cord-shaped heating element shown in FIG. 1 rises excessively.

第4図と同−又は相当部分は同一符号を用いて表示して
あり、その詳細な説明は省略する。
The same or equivalent parts as in FIG. 4 are indicated using the same reference numerals, and detailed explanation thereof will be omitted.

図において、SL、S3は発熱線1の両端に設けられた
切り換えスイッチ、S2.S4は発熱線2の両端に設け
られた切り換えスイッチで、81〜S4の切り換えスイ
ッチは一斉に手動によるか又は自動的に切り換えられる
ようになっている。
In the figure, SL, S3 are changeover switches provided at both ends of the heating wire 1, S2. S4 is a changeover switch provided at both ends of the heating wire 2, and the changeover switches 81 to S4 can be changed all at once manually or automatically.

今、図に示すように、切り換えスイッチ81〜S4がa
側に入っていて、発熱線1の両端をそれぞれ電源とメイ
ンスイッチSOに、発熱線2の両端を発熱抵抗器7に接
続する状態になっていると、発熱線1は発熱源、発熱線
2は短絡線として働くことになる。
Now, as shown in the figure, the changeover switches 81 to S4 are set to a
If both ends of heating wire 1 are connected to the power supply and main switch SO, and both ends of heating wire 2 are connected to heating resistor 7, heating wire 1 is connected to the heating source and heating wire 2 is connected to the heating resistor 7. will act as a shorting line.

第4図について説明した場合と同様に何等かの理由によ
って、コード状発熱体の温度が上昇を続け、全体あるい
は部分的に高温になり一定温度を超えると、その部分の
絶縁層5は溶融し、発熱線1と発熱線2は短絡し、短絡
電流が発熱抵抗器7に流れるようになる。
As in the case explained with reference to FIG. 4, if for some reason the temperature of the cord-shaped heating element continues to rise, and the whole or part of it reaches a high temperature and exceeds a certain temperature, the insulating layer 5 in that part will melt. , the heating wire 1 and the heating wire 2 are short-circuited, and a short-circuit current flows into the heating resistor 7.

実際に使用される場合の抵抗値の一例を示すと、発熱線
1の抵抗値は15.6Ω、発熱線2の抵抗値は25Ω、
発熱抵抗器7の抵抗値は1200Ωであるが、短絡した
部分の電位は、電源の電位より必ず低いので、発熱線1
と発熱線2のいずれの部分において短絡しても、短絡電
流は発熱抵抗器7を十分に発熱させる電流値となる0発
熱抵抗器7が発熱するとその近傍に配置された温度ヒユ
ーズ8は溶断し、コード状発熱体への通電が遮断され安
全が確保される。
An example of resistance values in actual use is that the resistance value of heating wire 1 is 15.6Ω, the resistance value of heating wire 2 is 25Ω,
The resistance value of the heating resistor 7 is 1200Ω, but the potential of the short-circuited part is always lower than the potential of the power supply, so the heating wire 1
Even if there is a short circuit in any part of the heating wire 2, the short-circuit current will have a current value that causes the heating resistor 7 to generate sufficient heat. When the heating resistor 7 generates heat, the temperature fuse 8 placed near it will melt. , power to the cord-shaped heating element is cut off, ensuring safety.

切り換えスイッチ81〜S4をb側に切り換えると、発
熱線1は短絡線、発熱線2は発熱源として働き、温度過
昇時の安全は前と同様に確保することができる。
When the changeover switches 81 to S4 are switched to the b side, the heating wire 1 works as a short circuit line and the heating wire 2 works as a heat generation source, and safety in the event of an excessive temperature rise can be ensured as before.

このコード状発熱体を用いた電気器具を商用電源100
■に接続し、通電初期には迅速に温度を上昇させるため
、切り換えスイッチSl、S3゜S2.S4をa側にし
て、発熱量の大きい発熱線1を発熱源に、発熱線2を短
絡線用にしておいてメインスイッチSOをONにする。
Electric appliances using this cord-shaped heating element
(2), and in order to quickly raise the temperature at the initial stage of energization, selector switches SL, S3°S2. S4 is set to side a, heat generating line 1 with a large calorific value is used as a heat generation source, heat generating line 2 is used as a short circuit line, and the main switch SO is turned on.

すると発熱線1を通電発熱させ消費電力は640Wとな
る。そののち温度が上昇して、希望の温度に達した時点
で切り換えスイッチをb側に切り換え、発熱線1が短絡
線となり発熱線2が発熱源となるようにすれば、消費電
流は400Wとなり、発熱量を低くすることができ、微
細な温度調節ができるようになる。
Then, the heating wire 1 is energized to generate heat, and the power consumption becomes 640W. After that, the temperature rises, and when it reaches the desired temperature, switch the changeover switch to the b side, and make the heating wire 1 a short-circuit wire and the heating wire 2 the heat source, and the current consumption will be 400W. The amount of heat generated can be lowered, allowing fine temperature control.

上記切り換えスイッチ81〜S4の切り換えは、手動に
よるほかに、コード状発熱体と共に敷設しである温度検
知線からの信号を受けて作動する温度制御部により自動
的に切り換えられるようにできることはいうまでもない
It goes without saying that the above-mentioned changeover switches 81 to S4 can be switched manually or automatically by a temperature control unit that operates in response to a signal from a temperature detection line installed together with the cord-shaped heating element. Nor.

また上記実施例は、第2の発熱線2の抵抗値を第1の発
熱線1の抵抗値より大きくした例であるが、他の実施例
としてこれを反対にし、第1の発熱線1の抵抗値を大に
し、第2の発熱線2の抵抗値を小にしてもよいことはい
うまでもない。
Further, in the above embodiment, the resistance value of the second heating wire 2 is made larger than the resistance value of the first heating wire 1, but in another embodiment, this is reversed, and the resistance value of the first heating wire 1 is made larger than the resistance value of the first heating wire 1. It goes without saying that the resistance value may be increased and the resistance value of the second heating wire 2 may be decreased.

[発明の効果] この発明は以上説明したとおり、大小の抵抗値を有する
2種類の発熱線を設け、その一方を発熱源として使用し
、他方を温度過昇時の安全を確保するための短絡線とし
て使用する構成としたので、安全を確保しつつ、簡単な
構成で、消費電力切り換え可能な電気毛布、電気カーペ
ットなどを得ることができる。これによって、コード状
発熱体の温度が上昇したのちは、抵抗値の大きい発熱線
に通電して消費電流を小さなものとすることができるの
で、この発明のコード状発熱体を用いた電気毛布あるい
は電気カーペットなどの使用中に、池の電気器具を使用
することができる。
[Effects of the Invention] As explained above, this invention provides two types of heating wires having large and small resistance values, uses one of them as a heat generation source, and short-circuits the other to ensure safety in the event of excessive temperature rise. Since it is configured to be used as a wire, it is possible to obtain electric blankets, electric carpets, etc. with a simple configuration and switchable power consumption while ensuring safety. As a result, after the temperature of the cord-shaped heating element has risen, the current consumption can be reduced by energizing the heating wire with a large resistance value. Pond electrical appliances can be used while using electric carpets, etc.

また、このコード状発熱体を用いた電気毛布などでは、
低い発熱量による温度制御を可能にし、人体に急激な温
度変化や過熱状態を与えるのを避けることのできるので
、衛生上優れたものとすることができる。
In addition, electric blankets using this cord-shaped heating element, etc.
It is possible to control the temperature with a low calorific value, and avoid causing sudden temperature changes or overheating to the human body, resulting in excellent hygiene.

しかもこのコード状発熱体は簡単な構成で、殆ど製造費
の増加を招くことなく得ることができるなどの優れた効
果を奏するものである。
Moreover, this cord-shaped heating element has a simple structure and can be obtained with almost no increase in manufacturing costs, which provides excellent effects.

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

第1図はこの発明の一実施例であるコード状発熱体を示
す一部破断斜視図、第2図は上記第1図に示すコード状
発熱体の温度過昇時の保護回路の一例を示す回路図、第
3図は従来のコード状発熱体を示す一部破断斜視図であ
る。第4図は上記従来のコード状発熱体の温度過昇時の
保護回路の一例を示す図である。 図において、1,2及び11・・・発熱線、3・・・短
絡線、4・・・芯線、5・・・絶縁層、6・・・外皮、
7・・・発熱抵抗器、8・・・温度ヒユーズ、SO・・
・メインスイッチ、SL、S2.S3.S4・・・切り
換えスイッチである。 なお、各図中、同一符号は同一、又は相当部分を示す。
Fig. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing a cord-shaped heating element which is an embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 2 shows an example of a protection circuit when the temperature of the cord-shaped heating element shown in Fig. 1 above rises. The circuit diagram and FIG. 3 are partially cutaway perspective views showing a conventional cord-shaped heating element. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a protection circuit when the temperature of the conventional cord-shaped heating element increases. In the figure, 1, 2 and 11... exothermic wire, 3... short circuit wire, 4... core wire, 5... insulating layer, 6... outer cover,
7... Heat generating resistor, 8... Temperature fuse, SO...
・Main switch, SL, S2. S3. S4... is a changeover switch. In each figure, the same reference numerals indicate the same or equivalent parts.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 可撓性絶縁体からなる芯線に第2の発熱線を巻き付け、
その周囲を所定温度に達すると急に溶解する絶縁層をも
って被覆し、その上に第1の発熱線を巻き付け、さらに
その上に可撓性絶縁体からなる外皮をもって被覆し、前
記第1及び第2の発熱線は、その電気抵抗が互いに異な
るようにしたことを特徴とするコード状発熱体。
Wrapping a second heating wire around a core wire made of a flexible insulator,
The surrounding area is covered with an insulating layer that melts suddenly when it reaches a predetermined temperature, the first heating wire is wound on top of that, and the first heating wire is further covered with an outer skin made of a flexible insulator. A cord-shaped heating element characterized in that the heating wires of No. 2 have different electrical resistances.
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