JPH0337901A - Lighting method in liquid and device therefor - Google Patents

Lighting method in liquid and device therefor

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JPH0337901A
JPH0337901A JP17122789A JP17122789A JPH0337901A JP H0337901 A JPH0337901 A JP H0337901A JP 17122789 A JP17122789 A JP 17122789A JP 17122789 A JP17122789 A JP 17122789A JP H0337901 A JPH0337901 A JP H0337901A
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liquid
gas
cavitation
supersonic wave
generated
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Keiichi Katayama
圭一 片山
Naoyuki Nagai
直之 長井
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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To enable clear lighting in liquid over a wide range by generating cavitation in the liquid via irradiation of a supersonic wave thereto and making luminous gas contained in the liquid due to temperature and pressure generated upon the collapse of fine bubbles generated with the cavitation. CONSTITUTION:A gas discharge device 3 is oscillated about a point 5, and gas such as hydrocarbon is discharged from a jet port 4 toward a desired point of lighting in liquid. In addition, a supersonic wave is irradiated from a superson ic wave generation device 2 to the aforesaid point. Then, cavitation is generated in the liquid and the generation and collapse of fine bubbles are thereby repeated. Furthermore, a field of several thousand degrees of temperature and 100 to 1,000 atm. pressure is locally formed. The gas in the liquid when exposed to the field, generates light and this light can be used for illumination. Also, the liquid moves in the moving direction of the supersonic wave and, therefore, causes the motion of dusts or the like included in the liquid, acting for the removal thereof. Furthermore, the attenuation of the supersonic wave in the liquid is extremely small and even a far-away object can be illuminated. Accord ing to the aforesaid system, a wide range can be clearly illuminated in the liquid.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は、潜水艦等に用いられる水中における照明方法
及びこの照明方法に使用される照明装置に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to an underwater lighting method used in a submarine or the like, and a lighting device used in this lighting method.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

液体中、特に溝底を運行する潜水艦、溝底探査船等に於
いては、その照明装置は非常に重要である。
Illumination systems are very important for submarines, trench exploration vessels, etc. that operate in liquids, especially on trench bottoms.

従来これらの照明装置としては、−Sに用いられている
電球、すなわちある金属に電流を流し、金属を高温にす
ることで発生する光を利用していた。
Conventionally, these lighting devices have utilized light bulbs used in -S, that is, light generated by passing an electric current through a certain metal and heating the metal to a high temperature.

〔発明が解決しよとする課題〕[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

前記従来の方法では、液体中に含まれるほこりや固体不
純物等により光の進路が阻害され、目的とする場所がは
っきりと見えないという欠点があった。さらにそれら液
体中の混在物により光が分散され、遠方を照明すること
が不可能であるという欠点もあった。
The conventional method has the disadvantage that the path of light is obstructed by dust, solid impurities, etc. contained in the liquid, making it difficult to clearly see the target location. Furthermore, the light is dispersed due to the inclusions in the liquid, making it impossible to illuminate a long distance.

本発明は、以上の問題点を解消することができる液体中
での照明方法及び装置を提供しようとするものである。
The present invention aims to provide a method and apparatus for illuminating in a liquid that can solve the above problems.

〔課題を解決するための手段〕[Means to solve the problem]

本発明は、 (1)  液体中に超音波を照射してキャビテーション
を発生させ、キャビテーションによって生ずる微細気泡
の崩壊時に発生する温度と圧力によって液体中に含まれ
るガスを発光させるようにした液体中での照明方法。
The present invention provides the following features: (1) Ultrasonic waves are irradiated into the liquid to generate cavitation, and the gas contained in the liquid is made to emit light by the temperature and pressure generated when the microbubbles caused by the cavitation collapse. lighting method.

(2)前記(1)の液体照明方法において、ガスを液体
中に放出し前記微細気泡の崩壊時に発生する温度と圧力
によって前記ガスを発光させるようにした液体中での照
明方法。
(2) The liquid lighting method according to (1) above, wherein a gas is released into the liquid and the gas is caused to emit light by the temperature and pressure generated when the microbubbles collapse.

(3)超音波発生装置及び液体中へのガス放出装置を備
えた液体中での照明装置。
(3) An illumination device in a liquid, comprising an ultrasonic generator and a device for releasing gas into the liquid.

に係るものである。This is related to.

[作 用] 前記(1)の本発明においては、液体中に超音波を照射
することによって、液体中にはキャビテーションが発生
し、微細な気泡の生成崩壊が繰り返される。この気泡の
崩壊時には局所的に高圧、高温が発生する。この圧力と
温度によって、液体中のガスは気体の炎とよく似た光を
発生する。この光によって液体中での照明が行なわれる
[Function] In the present invention described in (1) above, by irradiating the liquid with ultrasonic waves, cavitation occurs in the liquid, and the generation and collapse of fine bubbles are repeated. When this bubble collapses, high pressure and high temperature are generated locally. This pressure and temperature causes the gas in the liquid to emit light, much like a gas flame. This light provides illumination in the liquid.

また、液体中に照射された超音波は、液体中での減衰が
極く微小であるため、距離が離れた場所まで到達し、広
範囲な照明が可能である。
Further, since the ultrasonic waves irradiated into the liquid have extremely small attenuation in the liquid, they can reach places far away and illuminate a wide range.

さらに、液体中には超音波特有の直進流が発生するため
、液体中の混在物を除去し、光の散乱が抑制され、はっ
きりとした照明が行なわれる。
Furthermore, since straight forward flow unique to ultrasonic waves is generated in the liquid, contaminants in the liquid are removed, light scattering is suppressed, and clear illumination is achieved.

前記(2)の本発明においては、前記(1)の本発明に
おいて、液体中にガスを放出させており、液体中におけ
るガスの含有量が少い場合でも、液体中に含有されるガ
スに加えて、放出されたガスがキャビテーションによっ
て発生した微細気泡の崩壊時に生ずる圧力、温度によっ
て発光し、十分な照明が行なわれる。
In the present invention (2) above, in the present invention (1) above, gas is released into the liquid, and even when the gas content in the liquid is small, the gas contained in the liquid is released. In addition, the emitted gas emits light due to the pressure and temperature generated when microbubbles generated by cavitation collapse, providing sufficient illumination.

前記(3)の本発明においては、超音波発生装置によっ
て超音波が液体中に照射されて、液体中にキャビテーシ
ョンを発生させ、またガス放出装置から液体中に放出さ
れたガスは液体中に含有されるガスと共にキャビテーシ
ョンによる微細気泡の崩壊時に発生する圧力、温度によ
って発光する。
In the present invention described in (3) above, ultrasonic waves are irradiated into the liquid by the ultrasonic generator to generate cavitation in the liquid, and the gas released into the liquid from the gas release device is released from the gas contained in the liquid. Light is emitted by the pressure and temperature generated when microbubbles collapse due to cavitation along with gas.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

本発明の一実施例を第1図に基づいて詳細に説明する。 An embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail based on FIG.

1は電源、2は同電源lより駆動される超音波発生装置
、3は前端に液中へのガス噴出口4を備えたガス放出装
置であり、その前端部は点5まわりに揺動できるように
構成されている。
1 is a power source, 2 is an ultrasonic generator driven by the same power source 1, and 3 is a gas discharge device having a gas ejection port 4 into the liquid at its front end, the front end of which can swing around a point 5. It is configured as follows.

本実施例では、図示しない装置によって、ガス放出装置
3の前端部を点5まわりに揺動させ、前端の噴出口4か
ら肢体中の照明したい任意の個所へ向って炭化水素等の
ガスを放出し、かつその個所に電源lにより駆動される
超音波発生装置2によって超音波を照射する。照射され
た超音波によって、液体中にはキャビテーションが発生
して、微細な気泡の生成、崩壊が繰り返される。その微
細な気泡が消滅するまでの時間は一般に1μs以下であ
り、局所的に温度数千度、圧力100〜1000気圧と
なる場が形成される。その場に放出されたガス及び液体
中に含有されるガスがさらされると、気体の炎とよく似
た光が発生し、これが照明用の光として利用される。
In this embodiment, the front end of the gas emitting device 3 is swung around a point 5 by a device not shown, and gas such as hydrocarbons is emitted from the jet port 4 at the front end toward an arbitrary location in the limb that is desired to be illuminated. Then, an ultrasonic wave generator 2 driven by a power source 1 irradiates the area with ultrasonic waves. The irradiated ultrasonic waves cause cavitation in the liquid, which repeatedly generates and collapses microscopic bubbles. The time it takes for the fine bubbles to disappear is generally 1 μs or less, and a field with a local temperature of several thousand degrees and a pressure of 100 to 1000 atmospheres is formed. When exposed to the gases released in the field and the gases contained in the liquid, a light similar to a gaseous flame is generated, which is used for illumination.

また、超音波が液体中に照射されると、戒は超音波の進
行方向に動くという性質があり、液体中に混在し光の進
路を阻止しているほこりや固体介在物をたえず動かす効
果がある。従来の方法におけるように光のみを照射した
場合には、混在物が常に同じ場所に滞留しているため、
光の進路が阻止され、目的とする場所がはっきり見えな
かったが、本実施例では、前記のようにほこりや固体介
在物を超音波の進行方向に動かして除去することによっ
て、従来よりもはっきりと照明することが可能である。
In addition, when ultrasonic waves are irradiated into a liquid, the light has the property of moving in the direction of the ultrasonic wave, and has the effect of constantly moving dust and solid inclusions that are mixed in the liquid and are blocking the path of light. be. When only light is irradiated as in the conventional method, contaminants always remain in the same place.
The path of the light was blocked and the target location could not be seen clearly, but in this example, by moving the dust and solid inclusions in the direction of the ultrasonic wave and removing them as described above, it was possible to see the target location more clearly than before. It is possible to illuminate.

さらに、従来の方法では、照明個所が遠くなれば、光の
散乱によって光が届かないことがあった。
Furthermore, in conventional methods, if the illumination location is far away, the light may not reach the illumination location due to light scattering.

しかし、本実施例における超音波の液体中での減衰は掻
く微小であり、従って遠くのものでも照明可能である。
However, in this embodiment, the attenuation of the ultrasonic waves in the liquid is very small, so even distant objects can be illuminated.

なお、本実施例では炭化水素等のガスを液中へ放出する
ようにしているが、液体中に十分な量のガスが含有され
ている場合にはガス放出の必要はない。
In this embodiment, a gas such as a hydrocarbon is released into the liquid, but if the liquid contains a sufficient amount of gas, there is no need to release the gas.

〔発明の効果] 以上説明したように、本発明は次の効果を奏することか
できる。
[Effects of the Invention] As explained above, the present invention can have the following effects.

(1)液体中に照射された超音波によって液体中にキャ
ビテーションを発生させ、キャビテーションによる微細
気泡の崩壊時の圧力1温度によって液体中のガスを発光
させて照明を行なうことができる。
(1) Cavitation is generated in the liquid by ultrasonic waves irradiated into the liquid, and gas in the liquid can be caused to emit light by the pressure and temperature when microbubbles collapse due to cavitation, thereby providing illumination.

(2)液体中に照射された超音波は減衰が極く微小であ
って、広範囲の照明を行なうことができる。
(2) The ultrasonic waves irradiated into the liquid have extremely small attenuation and can illuminate a wide range.

(3)液体中に照射された直進する超音波によって、液
体中の混在物が除去され光の散乱が抑制され、はっきり
とした照明を行なうことができる。
(3) Ultrasonic waves irradiated into the liquid and traveling in a straight line remove contaminants in the liquid, suppress scattering of light, and provide clear illumination.

(4)液体中に!ji極的にガスを放出することによっ
て、液体中に含有されるガス量が少い場合においても、
十分な照明を行なうことができる。
(4) In liquid! By releasing gas extremely, even when the amount of gas contained in the liquid is small,
Adequate lighting can be provided.

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

第1図は本発明の一実施例の説明図である。 1・・・電源、       2・・・超音波発生装置
3・・・ガス放出装置、   4・・・ガス噴出口。
FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of an embodiment of the present invention. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Power supply, 2... Ultrasonic generator 3... Gas discharge device, 4... Gas ejection port.

Claims (3)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)液体中に、超音波を照射してキャビテーションを
発生させ、キャビテーションによって生ずる微細気泡の
崩壊時に発生する温度と圧力によって液体に含まれるガ
スを発光させることを特徴とする液体中での照明方法。
(1) Illumination in a liquid characterized by irradiating ultrasonic waves into the liquid to generate cavitation, and causing the gas contained in the liquid to emit light by the temperature and pressure generated when microbubbles caused by the cavitation collapse. Method.
(2)ガスを液体中に放出し発光させることを特徴とす
る請求項(1)に記載の液体中での照明方法。
(2) The lighting method in a liquid according to claim (1), characterized in that gas is emitted into the liquid to emit light.
(3)超音波発生装置及び液体中へのガス放出装置を備
えたことを特徴とする液体中での照明装置。
(3) An illumination device in a liquid, characterized by comprising an ultrasonic generator and a gas discharge device into the liquid.
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