JPH0247383Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] This invention is installed alongside the combustion part of a heater such as an oil stove, and is heated and sprays steam to impart appropriate humidification to hot air. Regarding humidifiers.

The present invention belongs to the field of humidifier and humidified hot air transfer.

[Conventional technology]

Conventionally, hot air generated from a single heat source such as a kerosene stove is sucked in using a suction blower and transferred through pipes to several locations in a small space, room, etc. When heating the location where it is released, only the hot air from the kerosene stove is transferred. As a result, the heated areas would become strangely dry, so a known humidifier or the like was used to humidify each room.

[Problem to be solved]

However, in the conventional humidifying means, when the pipe is divided into various parts, it is necessary to provide a humidifier for each small space or room, which poses a problem in the humidifying method for each small space.

The present invention provides a humidifier that simultaneously and safely performs humidification using the heat source of a heater such as a kerosene stove, and supplies appropriately humidified hot air all at once from the heat source.

In particular, the humidifier of the present invention is also intended to be configured as an independent iron bottle type.

The humidifier according to the present invention is placed in a spare part on the side of the combustion part of a kerosene stove, etc., and is gradually heated, so it can also be used as an iron kettle for boiling high-quality drinking water.

[Means for solving problems]

The purpose of this invention is to humidify the hot air from a kerosene stove.It is used adjacent to the combustion part of a heater, and is equipped with a steam spout and a spout with a lid in a container equipped with a safety valve. The humidifiers were constructed as humidifiers spaced at appropriate center angles, and heated from the side of the container to eject steam to impart appropriate humidification to the hot air.

The container is formed as an iron bottle made of cast iron and can be used as a humidifier and an iron bottle. or,
All the openings of the humidifier according to the present invention can be closed by providing sealing lids or by using valves, and the lid of the steam outlet is configured to be closed in the event of an accidental fall.

Since a predetermined portion of approximately the upper half is heated well, it is preferable to form the container into a corrugated cross-sectional shape with a wide surface area.

[Effect]

The humidifier according to the present invention has the above-mentioned structure, and is heated by placing the humidifier side slightly higher than the space between the steam outlet and the spout with a lid, with the humidifier side facing toward the combustion part of a kerosene stove or the like.

The water in the container boils, evaporates, and is ejected as steam from the steam outlet.

The ejected steam mixes with the hot air from the combustion section and is transferred from the suction pipe, providing a slight amount of warm air.

〔Example〕

An embodiment of the humidifier according to the present invention will be explained based on the drawings. First, as shown in Fig. 3, the humidifier is placed slightly near the combustion part 2 of the heater 1 of a four-sided closed type kerosene stove or the like. They are both placed side by side in the spare space 3 with a spacing of about 1 cm, heated, blows out steam 4, humidifies the hot air 5, and supplies warm, moist air to other areas by the suction device 7 via the pipe 6. It is used to

The heater 1 is provided with a door 8 having a reflective surface formed on the inside, and is designed to, in principle, not supply heat to the outside, but to transfer heat to another location via a pipe 6.

In the figure, 9 is a suction port, and 91 is a fuel tank. In the humidifier, a container 10 is provided with an opening provided with a safety valve 11 and a sealing lid 12, and a steam spout 14 with a closing lid 13 and a spout 16 with a lid 15 are arranged at an appropriate center angle X. They are placed at intervals.

Since the container 10 is juxtaposed at a position where the upper half 20 is strongly heated by the combustion section 2, the upper half 20 is formed to have a wall thickness and shape that can receive the heating well and withstand the heating.

At least approximately the upper half portion preferably has a shape with an enlarged surface area, such as a corrugated cross-sectional shape.

The closing lid 13 of the steam outlet 14 is configured to be automatically closed when the container 10 falls due to some reason.

In the embodiment, a closing lid 13 is attached to the upper end of a shaft 18 biased by a spring 17, and a lower end piece 19 is attached to the lower end of the shaft 18 that slides up and down so as to project slightly from the bottom of the container 10 when opened. This is the one with the attached.

The lower end piece 19 fits into a recess provided on the bottom of the container, and when the lower end piece 19 is released due to the container falling over, etc., the shaft 18 is urged downward by the spring 17.
A closing lid 13 closes the steam outlet 14 .

The shaft 18 can be fixed at a desired position by a retaining ring 21 that moves up and down, so that, for example, the closure lid 13 can be maintained in a closed state or an open state.

The lid 15 of the spout 16 is configured to have an opening/closing mechanism incorporating a leaf spring so that it can be fixed in an open position and a closed position.

The sealing lid 12 of the opening is closed with a screw type. In other words, the opening of the container 10 is configured such that a lid can be fixed to all of the openings.

A water meter with a transparent window that indicates the amount of water is provided on the opposite side of the steam outlet 14 of the container 10 so that the amount of water inside can be observed.

In the figure, 22 is a hanging hand.

When the container 10 is juxtaposed to the combustion section 2 at a predetermined position, the water in the container 10 is boiled by the heat from the combustion section 2.

The combustion part 2 conducts heat to the entire spare space part 3, but also strongly heats the upper half of the container 10, quickly vaporizes it, and releases steam from the steam outlet 14.

At this time, when the container 10 is in the normal position, the lower end piece 19 of the shaft 18 of the closing lid 13 comes into contact with the bottom, pushing up the shaft 18 and opening the spout 14.

For example, in the event of a fall, when the lower end piece 19 is released, the shaft 18 is lowered by the biasing force of the spring 17, and the closing lid 1 is lowered.
3 blocks the steam outlet 14.

When the container 10 of the present invention is configured as a so-called iron bottle made of cast iron, it has good heat conduction and can provide high-quality drinking water.

〔effect〕

Since the humidifier according to the present invention has the above-mentioned configuration, it has the following unique technical effects.

Not only can it be used as an iron bottle, but it can also be used as a humidifier that is heated from the side.

When the spout is heated and brought to a boil, there is little vaporization because the spout usually communicates downward and the heat radiation is large. The process is smooth and quick.

Since it is used in a closed heater, safety in case of tipping is required, but since the spout is configured to close automatically and other openings are closed with lids, there is no risk of hot water escaping. There is no.

Since the body of the humidifier is heated, the area near the bottom is not directly heated, so when the hot water gets low, there is less evaporation and it is safe.

When a humidifier is made of cast iron, the water inside is slowly stirred by convection, resulting in high-quality drinking water.

The presence of a safety valve ensures safety even in the unlikely event of overheating or if the lid is completely closed.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the humidifier according to the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a side view, Fig. 2 is a plan view, and Fig. 3 shows the state in which it is used in a heater with a unique configuration. It is an incision use example figure shown. Brief explanation of the symbols, 1... Heater, 2... Combustion section, 10... Container, 11... Safety valve, 13... Closing lid, 14... Steam spout, 15... Lid, 16...
...spout.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A humidifier that is placed adjacent to the combustion part of a heater such as an kerosene stove and heated from the side, and is used in the upper half of the body of a container that has a spout with a lid and an opening with an airtight lid in the center of the top surface. The upper shoulder of the container is provided with a safety valve and a steam outlet with a closing lid, and the closing lid of the outlet is in contact with the inner side wall of the container and extends from the top surface to the bottom of the container. It is attached to the upper end of a shaft inserted into a guide tube that penetrates to the recessed bottom surface, and the shaft has a lower end piece at the lower end that fits into the bottom recessed part, and the lower end piece slightly protrudes from the bottom surface of the container. As a result, when the container is placed adjacent to the combustion section of the heater, the lower end piece of the shaft compresses the spring due to the load from the container. The shaft is pushed up to open a blocking lid at the upper end of the shaft, and when the container falls over, a spring is released and the shaft is urged downward, causing the blocking lid to close the steam outlet. Humidifier.