JPH04135690A - Device for cleaning water in building feed water tank - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To accelerate the activation of the molecules of water and to improve the taste of the water by mounting an electromechanical vibration converter to the tank for building feed water filled with water and supplying low-frequency signal currents of musical tones, etc., to this electromechanical vibration converter. CONSTITUTION:The electromechanical vibration converter 5 is mounted to the tank 3 for building feed water filled with the water and the low-frequency signal currents of the musical tones, etc., are supplied to this electromechanical vibration converter 5. Namely, the integral assembly of a yoke 9, a magnet 10 and a top plate 11 is vibrated relative to the coil 15 by the magnetic interference effect of the coil 15 and the magnet 10. The tank 3 for feed water mounted with this converter 5 is vibrated in this way and the water filled therein is vibrated as well. Consequently, the activation of the water is accelerated and the taste of the water is improved.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to a water purification device for a building water supply tank (hereinafter referred to as a water supply tank) installed on the roof of a building (hereinafter referred to as a building). It is.

(Conventional technology) The water pressure of urban water supplies supplied by water bureaus is 1.
Since it is set at around kg/cm2, it can reach up to the second floor of a building, but it usually cannot reach the height of the third floor or higher. Therefore, in buildings with a height of three or more floors, a water supply tank is installed on the rooftop (sometimes a separate water tower is installed), tap water is pumped into this water tank, and the faucet on each floor is Water is supplied by utilizing the drop from this water supply tank.

Therefore, each place of demand (if the building is a condominium, each home) cannot drink the water immediately delivered from the Waterworks Bureau's water treatment plant, but must drink the water stored in the water supply tank. become.

The water in the water supply tank inevitably loses its freshness and its taste deteriorates. Furthermore, recent research has shown that algae grows inside water tanks, creating unsanitary conditions inside the water tanks and is thought to be causing the water to taste bad. By the way, the drinking water storage tank of a ship stores water used for several rounds of drinking and cooking. This water does not decay during the ship's voyage. The reason for this can be thought to be that the constantly applied vibrations activate the water molecules.

Various methods of applying vibration can be considered, such as producing a vibrator using ultrasonic waves and applying vibration to the tank with this vibrator.

Let's consider why water tastes better when it is vibrated. When vibration is applied to water, water clusters (combinations of water molecules) become smaller and the molecular movement becomes more active, resulting in a better taste (compared to well water or mountain spring water). It is said that tap water tastes bad, but this is because the molecular groups in the water are large.The cause of this is recognized to be calcium ions.During the filtration and sterilization process, the calcium ions contained in water decrease. On the other hand, water that is said to be delicious contains a lot of calcium and magnesium ions.

This is because when calcium ions are present, the molecular group breaks down and water molecules surround the ions. As a result, the water clusters become smaller.

This will be explained using a diagram. Figure 6 shows the dynamic structure of water. Water H20, which is composed of the bond between hydrogen and oxygen, which is the molecular structure of water, does not exist as a separate single molecule in the state shown by code 1 in the case of water H20, but instead of molecules called hydrogen bonds. It is thought that water molecules have a dynamic structure in which several molecules of water form clusters 2 due to the forces acting between them.The structure of water is constantly changing, and a certain state cannot be maintained. We also know that what is happening is momentary.

(Problem to be Solved by the Invention) If an ultrasonic oscillator is used to apply vibration to the container, a problem arises.

When an ultrasonic oscillator is used as a vibration source, the generated vibration is always constant in both frequency and amplitude, and there is no change over time. The frequency and amplitude of vibration are fixed at the point where they have the greatest effect on the object.

Here, we will discuss the differences between the output signal of the ultrasonic oscillator and the music signal. The output of the ultrasonic oscillator is an unchanging continuous wave.

On the other hand, music often has the characteristic of "1/f fluctuation," which is a pleasant fluctuation with moderate changes and correlations. For humans, "1/f fluctuation" is known as a pleasant stimulus with a high affinity.

A stimulus that does not change is one whose effectiveness weakens over time. On the other hand, stimulation accompanied by moderate changes maintains its freshness. It is known that "1/f fluctuation" exists at the cellular level and the molecular level of water, and it can be considered that "17f fluctuation" has a high affinity throughout the natural world. It is highly significant to use music with a "1/f fluctuation" characteristic as a vibration stimulus to water molecules and yeast bacteria.

The present invention shows that the use of ultrasonic waves or other mechanical structures that produce similar results are not necessarily suitable for improving the quality of liquid foods because the frequency and amplitude cannot be changed as described above. This method was developed in view of the fact that it is not possible to obtain satisfactory results, and the water purification system for building water supply tanks uses a music signal whose frequency and amplitude can be freely changed as a vibration signal. The purpose is to provide equipment.

(Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention, as a means for solving the above-mentioned problems, attaches an electric/mechanical vibration converter to a building water supply tank filled with water, and connects the electric/mechanical vibration converter to music etc. The present invention provides a water purification device for a building water supply tank, which is characterized by supplying a low frequency signal current of .

(Function) According to the method of the present invention, the activation of water molecules in the water in the water supply tank is promoted by the low frequency vibrations such as changing music generated by the electromechanical vibration converter 7. I will do it. This not only improves the taste of the water but also improves the health of those who drink it. In this case, by using a music signal as a signal source, this vibration can be changed according to a predetermined rhythm and melody, so by appropriately selecting the type of music, the size of the water tank and the This means that the taste can be improved in a state that is most suitable for the shape.

(Example) Hereinafter, an embodiment of the water purification device for a building water supply tank according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2, and FIGS. 3 and 4, which show the difference only in shape. . 1st
In the figures and FIGS. 3, 3 is a water supply tank, which is installed on the roof of a building 4 as shown in FIGS. 2 and 4. On the side wall and bottom of this water supply tank 3,
A large number of electro-mechanical vibration transducers 5 are installed. This electrical/mechanical vibration converter 5 was developed by the present inventor, and a patent application has already been filed and patent rights have been obtained for the device to vibrate objects placed on a human body such as a chair in time with music. (Refer to Japanese Patent Publication No. 58-9640).

The electrical/mechanical vibration converter 5 has an internal structure as shown in FIG. In FIG. 5, 6 is a base plate whose outer periphery is formed into a flange, and 7 is a cover. The cover 7 is fixed to the base plate 6 with bolts 8. The following structure is housed in the case main body formed by these components to form the electro-mechanical vibration converter 5.

In FIG. 5, 9 is a yoke, and as shown in FIG. 5, it has a T-shaped cross section. A ring-shaped magnet l (l) is attached to the outer circumferential portion of the yoke 9, and a top plate 11 is provided on the outside of the magnet l.
It is supported by 13 is a spacer. With the above structure, a magnetic gap 14 is formed between the inner periphery of the top plate 11 whose negative surface is in contact with the magnet 10 and the protrusion of the yoke 9. A coil 15 is provided inside this gap 14, and a low frequency current from an audio device (not shown) is applied through a cord 16.

This electrical/mechanical vibration converter 5 configured in this way is
Low frequency signals such as music are supplied while the water tank 4 is attached to the water supply tank 4. That is, when the coil 15 receives a low frequency current from an audio device (not shown), magnetic interference between the coil 15 and the magnet 10 causes the coil 15 to be damaged by the yoke 9, the magnet lO, and the top plate 11.
The whole thing vibrates. As a result, the water supply tank 3 to which the electrical/mechanical vibration converter 5 is attached vibrates, and the water filled inside also vibrates. This vibration causes the water molecules to become smaller, increasing the density of the water and reducing the amount of air trapped between the molecules. This not only significantly improves the taste, but also improves the health of those who drink it by improving the function of intestinal bifidobacteria and enzymes in their bodies.

In the embodiments described above, an electric/mechanical vibration converter having an internal structure as shown in FIG. 5 was used, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the structure may be different. Good too. In short, any device that can generate vibrations corresponding to a signal whose frequency and amplitude change constantly, such as a music signal, is sufficient.

In addition, the low frequency current applied to the electrical/mechanical vibration transducer is adjusted appropriately to the size or phase of the one installed in the opposite part of the water supply tank, so that the low frequency current is adjusted to suit the size and shape of the water supply tank (efficiently (so that vibrations are given to the water).

(Effects of the Invention) As explained above, the present invention attaches an electrical/mechanical vibration converter to a building water supply tank filled with water, and supplies a low frequency signal current such as music to the electrical/mechanical vibration converter. This is a water purification device for a building water supply tank, which is characterized by: With this configuration, when the electrical-mechanical vibration converter is activated,
This first activates water molecular activity. As molecular activity increases, the water molecules become smaller, reducing the amount of air trapped between the molecules and improving the taste of the water itself.

The frequency and amplitude can be changed freely, unlike methods that use ultrasonic waves or other mechanical structures as a means of applying vibrations, which are inconvenient because the frequency and amplitude cannot be changed. Therefore, it is possible to apply vibrations that best suit the water in the water supply tank.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a water supply tank to which the present invention is applied;
The figure is a perspective view of a building with the one in Figure 1 installed, and Figure 3 is a perspective view of a water supply tank whose shape is different from that in Figure 1.
Figure 4 is a perspective view of the building with the one in Figure 113 installed;
The figure is a sectional view showing an example of an electrical/mechanical vibration converter, and FIG. 6 is an explanatory view showing the dynamic structure of water. 3...Water supply tank 4...Building 5...Electrical/mechanical vibration converter patent

Claims (1)

[Claims] (1) Water purification for a building water supply tank, characterized in that an electric/mechanical vibration converter is attached to a building water supply tank filled with water, and a low frequency signal current such as music is supplied to the electric/mechanical vibration converter. Device.