JPH04168509A - Dew condensation preventing device in electric apparatus device - Google Patents
Dew condensation preventing device in electric apparatus deviceInfo
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Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
［産業上の利用分野］
この発明は、電気機器を収納した′！Ａ置の結露防止装
置に関するものである。[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Field of Application] The present invention is directed to a device that houses electrical equipment. This relates to a dew condensation prevention device for A position.
［従来の技術１
従来のコントロールセンタの結露防止装置として、第４
図・第５図・第６図・第７図に示すようなものがある。[Conventional technology 1] As a conventional control center dew condensation prevention device, the fourth
There are those shown in Figures 5, 6, and 7.
第４図に於いて、（１）はコン１０−ルセンタ、（２）
は箱体、（３）は電動機回路を開閉するフィーダユニッ
トであり、箱体（２）に収納される。In Figure 4, (1) is the control center, (2)
(3) is a feeder unit that opens and closes the motor circuit, and is housed in the box (2).
（４ａ）、 （４ｂｌはスペースヒータであり、箱体（
２）の底部に設ける。箱体（２）の上部に収納した（５
）は湿度センサ、（６）は結露を検出する結露センサ、
（７）は温度センサである。(4a), (4bl is a space heater, box body (
2) Provided at the bottom of. (5) stored in the upper part of the box (2)
) is a humidity sensor, (6) is a dew condensation sensor that detects dew condensation,
(7) is a temperature sensor.
第５図は動力回路図を表し、フィーダユニット（３）は
、（９）の主回路断路部で（８）の主回路１！源母線に
自動連結されている。（１０）は主回路導体で（１１）
の区分遮断器と（１２）の電磁開閉器、（１３）の熱動
継電器を接続してフィーダユニット（３）を構成してい
ス−
第６図は箱体（２）にフィーダユニット（３）を収納し
た断面構造図であり、（１４）は区分遮断器（１１）を
扉が閉じた状態で手動にて開閉する操作ハンドルである
。（１５）は主回路電源母線（８）を支持する絶縁サポ
ートである。FIG. 5 shows a power circuit diagram, in which the feeder unit (3) is the main circuit disconnection section of (9) and the main circuit 1 of (8)! Automatically connected to the source bus. (10) is the main circuit conductor and (11)
The feeder unit (3) is constructed by connecting the sectional circuit breaker (12), the electromagnetic switch (12), and the thermal relay (13). (14) is an operation handle for manually opening and closing the sectional circuit breaker (11) with the door closed. (15) is an insulating support that supports the main circuit power supply bus (8).
第７図は、スペースヒータ（４ｇ）、 （４ｂ）の制御
回路図であり、（１６）はスペースヒータ＠源母線、（
Ｉ７）はスペースヒータ回路の区分遮断器である。（５
ａ）は湿度センサ（５）の外部出力接点、（６ａ）は結
露センサ（６）の外部出力接点、（７ａ）は温度センサ
（７）の外部出力接点、（１８）は制御リレーであり、
（１８ａ）は制御リレー（１８）の接点である。FIG. 7 is a control circuit diagram of the space heaters (4g) and (4b), and (16) is the space heater @ source bus bar, (
I7) is a sectional circuit breaker for the space heater circuit. (5
a) is an external output contact of the humidity sensor (5), (6a) is an external output contact of the condensation sensor (6), (7a) is an external output contact of the temperature sensor (7), and (18) is a control relay;
(18a) is a contact point of the control relay (18).
次に動作について説明する。Next, the operation will be explained.
箱体（２）に収納されたフィーダユニットで３）は、主
回路断路部（９）で主回路断路部＆９（８１と自動連結
され給電される。操作ハンドル（１４）を手動操作する
ことにより、区分遮断器（１１）を閉路する。電動機を
運転するために運転スイッチで電気的に電磁開閉器（１
２）を閉路し、電動機に給電して運転状態に入る。電動
機を停止する場合は、停止スイッチで電気的に電磁開閉
器（１２）を開路して給電を停汁する。The feeder unit 3) housed in the box body (2) is automatically connected to the main circuit disconnection section &9 (81) at the main circuit disconnection section (9) and is supplied with power. By manually operating the operation handle (14). , closes the sectional circuit breaker (11).In order to operate the motor, the electromagnetic switch (11) is electrically connected with the operation switch.
2) is closed, power is supplied to the motor, and the motor enters the operating state. When stopping the electric motor, the stop switch electrically opens the electromagnetic switch (12) to stop the power supply.
箱体（２）の内部には、主回路ｆ１１ｔＡ＃縞（８）を
対地から絶縁する絶縁サポート（１５）、絶縁ケースに
収納した主回路断路部（９）、及び絶縁物で構成された
主回路機器や制御回路機器が収納されている。これらの
絶縁物の表面に結露が発生するとトラッキングが発生し
絶縁物を劣化させる。これらを防止するために、箱体（
２）の下部にスペースヒータ（４ａ）（４ｂ）を設置し
ている。スペースヒータ制御電源（１６）に接続した区
分遮１１ｒｆ！（１７）より電源が供給され箱体（２）
の上部に設置した湿度センサ（５）の出力接点（５ａ）
叉は、結露センサ（６）の出力接点（６ａ）が閉路する
と制御リレー（１８）を励磁する。制御リレー接点＜１
８ａｌが閉路すると、スペースヒータ（４ａ）、 （４
ｂ）に給電され、箱体内部の温度を上昇させて、相対湿
度を下げ絶縁物の結露を防止する。箱体（２）の内部空
気温度が規定値より上昇した場合は、温度センサ（７）
が検知して出力接点（７ａ）が開路し、制御リレー （
１８）を消磁して制御リレー接点（１８ａ）を開路し、
スペースヒータへの給電を停止する。規定の湿度レベル
に河復した場合及び、結露状態が解消すると、各々の出
力接点（５ａ１． （６ａ）が開路してスペースヒータ
への給電を停止する。Inside the box (2), there is an insulation support (15) that insulates the main circuit f11tA# stripe (8) from the ground, a main circuit disconnection part (9) housed in an insulation case, and a main circuit made of insulators. Contains circuit equipment and control circuit equipment. When dew condensation occurs on the surface of these insulators, tracking occurs and the insulators deteriorate. To prevent these, the box body (
Space heaters (4a) (4b) are installed at the bottom of 2). Sectional shield 11rf connected to space heater control power supply (16)! (17) Power is supplied from the box (2)
Output contact (5a) of humidity sensor (5) installed on the top of
Alternatively, when the output contact (6a) of the dew condensation sensor (6) is closed, the control relay (18) is energized. Control relay contact <1
When 8al is closed, space heater (4a), (4
b), which increases the temperature inside the box, lowers the relative humidity, and prevents condensation on the insulator. If the internal air temperature of the box (2) rises above the specified value, the temperature sensor (7)
is detected, the output contact (7a) opens, and the control relay (
18) and open the control relay contact (18a),
Stop power supply to the space heater. When the humidity level returns to the specified level and when the condensation condition is eliminated, each output contact (5a1. (6a) is opened and power supply to the space heater is stopped.
［発明が解決しようとする課題］
従来の結露防止装置は以上のように構成されているので
、結露センサでは充ｇ部の絶縁物は測定することができ
ず、また、結露した後にスペースヒータがＯＮされる。[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] Since the conventional dew condensation prevention device is configured as described above, the dew condensation sensor cannot measure the insulating material in the filled part, and the space heater cannot be activated after condensation occurs. It will be turned on.
湿度センサではあらがじめ設定した湿度によりスペース
ヒータの０Ｎ−ＯＦＦ制御を行っている為絶縁物の状態
に即した制御とならず、また、雨が降り出し湿度が上昇
した後にスペースヒータがＯＮされるので、結露が発生
し絶縁物が劣化するなどの間履点があった。Since the humidity sensor performs ON/OFF control of the space heater based on the humidity set in advance, the control is not based on the condition of the insulator, and the space heater may not be turned on after it starts raining and the humidity rises. As a result, dew condensation occurred and the insulation deteriorated, leading to problems with footwear.
この発明は、上記のような間屈点を解消するためになさ
れたもので、絶縁物の結露防止を図ると共に、絶縁劣化
が防止できる結露防止装置を得ることを目的とする。This invention was made to eliminate the above-mentioned bending point, and aims to provide a dew condensation prevention device that can prevent dew condensation on an insulator and prevent insulation deterioration.
［課題を解決するための手段］
この発明に係る電気機器装置内の結露防止装置は、気圧
センサで気圧を測定し、気圧の微分値により天候を予測
するとともに、気圧の規定値との比較結果により天候を
予測し、天候予１１１結果により除湿装置の制御を行な
う制御信号を出力するようにしたものである。[Means for Solving the Problems] A dew condensation prevention device in an electrical equipment device according to the present invention measures atmospheric pressure with an atmospheric pressure sensor, predicts the weather based on the differential value of the atmospheric pressure, and compares the atmospheric pressure with a specified value. The weather forecast 111 is used to predict the weather and output a control signal for controlling the dehumidifying device based on the weather forecast 111 results.
［作用］
この発明における電気機器装置内の結露防止装置は、気
圧により天候判定され、判定結果により、除湿装置を動
作させ電気機器装置内をｉｉ’１ｌｌＬない状態に保つ
ようにする。[Function] The dew condensation prevention device in the electrical equipment according to the present invention determines the weather based on the atmospheric pressure, and operates the dehumidifier based on the determination result to maintain the interior of the electrical equipment in a ii'1llL-free state.
［発明の実施例］ 以下、この発明の一実施例を図について説明する。[Embodiments of the invention] An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
第１図に於いて、（１）はコントロールでンタ、（２月
よ箱体、（３）は電動機回路を開閉する、フィーダユニ
ットであり、箱体（２）に収納される。（４ａ）。In Fig. 1, (1) is the control unit, (February box), (3) is the feeder unit that opens and closes the motor circuit, and is housed in the box (2). (4a) .
（４ｂ）はスペースヒータであり箱体（２）の底部に設
ける。箱体（２）の上部に収納した（５）は湿度センサ
、（６）は結露を検出する結露センサ、（７）は温度セ
ンサであり、（１９）は箱体（２）の天井面に取り付け
た気圧センサであり、（２０）はそれぞれのセンサの出
力をＦ！！統している結露防止装置である。(4b) is a space heater and is provided at the bottom of the box (2). (5) stored in the upper part of the box (2) is a humidity sensor, (6) is a dew sensor that detects dew condensation, (7) is a temperature sensor, and (19) is installed on the ceiling of the box (2). These are the attached atmospheric pressure sensors, and (20) represents the output of each sensor as F! ! This is a dew condensation prevention device.
第２図は、制御回路図であり、（２Ｌ）は気圧センサ（
２０）の出力を変換する気圧Ａ／Ｄ変換器、（２２）は
気圧測定値を海面更正する海面更正回路、（２３）は規
準値と比較判定し、規準値の範囲外では特定の天気の判
定結果を出力する第一の天候判定回路、（２４）は微分
回路、（２５）は微分値により天候を判定する第二の天
候判定回路、（２６）は天候判定結果出力回路、（２７
）は天候判定結果出力回路（２６）の出力を受け制御を
判定する気圧制御判定回路である。（２８）は湿度セン
サ（５）の８カを変換する湿度Ａ／Ｄ変換回路、（２９
）は結露センサ（６）の出力を変換する結露信号変換回
路、（３０）は温度センサ（７）の出力を変換する温度
Ａ／Ｄ変換回路である。（３１）は湿度制御判定回路、
（３２）は結露制御判定回路、（３３）は温度制御判定
回路である。（３４）はそれぞれの制御判定回路の出力
を受け除湿装置の制御信号を出力する制御信号出力回路
であり、（３４ａ）は制御信号出力接点である。（３５
）は結露防止装置（２０）の電源回路である。Figure 2 is a control circuit diagram, and (2L) is an atmospheric pressure sensor (
20) is an air pressure A/D converter that converts the output, (22) is a sea level correction circuit that corrects the sea level measurement value, and (23) is a comparison judgment with a standard value. A first weather determination circuit that outputs a determination result, (24) a differentiation circuit, (25) a second weather determination circuit that determines weather based on a differential value, (26) a weather determination result output circuit, (27)
) is an air pressure control determination circuit that receives the output of the weather determination result output circuit (26) and determines control. (28) is a humidity A/D conversion circuit that converts eight signals of the humidity sensor (5); (29)
) is a dew condensation signal conversion circuit that converts the output of the dew condensation sensor (6), and (30) is a temperature A/D conversion circuit that converts the output of the temperature sensor (7). (31) is a humidity control judgment circuit;
(32) is a dew condensation control determination circuit, and (33) is a temperature control determination circuit. (34) is a control signal output circuit that receives the output of each control determination circuit and outputs a control signal for the dehumidifier, and (34a) is a control signal output contact. (35
) is the power supply circuit of the dew condensation prevention device (20).
（１６）はスペースヒータ制御電源、（１７）は区分遮
断器であり、（１８）は制御リレー、 （１８ａ）は制
御リレー（Ｌ８）の接点である。(16) is a space heater control power supply, (17) is a sectional circuit breaker, (18) is a control relay, and (18a) is a contact point of the control relay (L8).
第３図は、気圧と天気の変化図を表わし、（ａ）は気圧
変化、（ｂ）は気圧上限基準値、［Ｃ）は気圧下限基準
値である。FIG. 3 shows a diagram of changes in atmospheric pressure and weather, where (a) shows changes in atmospheric pressure, (b) shows the upper limit reference value of atmospheric pressure, and [C] shows the lower limit reference value of atmospheric pressure.
次に動作について説明する。Next, the operation will be explained.
箱体（２）の下部に設置したスペースヒータ（４ａ）・
（４ｂ）と、箱体（２）の上部に収納した結露防止装置
（１９）は、区分遮断器（１７）を手動にて閉路してス
ペースヒータ制御電源（１６）より給電される。気圧セ
ンサ（１９）の出力は、気圧Ａ／Ｄ変換回路（２１）で
デジタル量に変換される。気圧Ａ／Ｄ変換回路（２１）
で変換された気圧は、現地気圧の為、海面更正回路（２
２）により海面気圧に更正され、第一の天候判定回路（
２３）であらかじめ設定された気圧上限基準値（ｂ）及
び気圧下限基準値（Ｃ）と比較され、気圧上限基準値（
ｂ）を超えている時天候判定は晴天、叉、気圧下限基準
値（Ｃ）を満たしていない時天候判定は雨天と判定され
る。例えばＦ点では気圧上限基準１ （ｂ）を超えてい
るので天候判定は晴天となる。Ｄ点では気圧下限基準値
（Ｃ）を満たしていないので天候判定は雨天となる。す
なわち、気圧上限基準値（ｂ）は天候を晴天と判断する
値であり、気圧下限基準値（Ｃ）は天候を雨天と判断す
る値である。気圧上限基準値（ｂ）と気圧下限基準値（
Ｃ１の間の気圧は、微分回路（２４）で微分され所定時
間あたりの気圧変化量かもとめられる。第二の天候判定
回路（２５）は、微分回路（２４）の微分値が正の時、
気圧が上昇し天候が回復しているので天候判定は晴天と
なる。叉、微分値が負の時、気圧が下降し天候が悪化し
ているので天候判定は雨天となる。例えばＥ点では微分
値が正となり天候判定は晴天となる。Ｇ点では微分値が
負となり天候判定は雨天となる。Space heater (4a) installed at the bottom of the box (2).
(4b) and the dew condensation prevention device (19) housed in the upper part of the box (2) are powered by the space heater control power source (16) by manually closing the sectional circuit breaker (17). The output of the atmospheric pressure sensor (19) is converted into a digital quantity by the atmospheric pressure A/D conversion circuit (21). Atmospheric pressure A/D conversion circuit (21)
Since the barometric pressure converted in is the local barometric pressure, the sea level correction circuit (2
2), the pressure is corrected to sea level, and the first weather judgment circuit (
23) is compared with the preset upper limit reference value (b) and lower limit reference value (C), and the upper limit reference value (C) is determined.
When the lower limit of atmospheric pressure (C) is exceeded, the weather is determined to be clear, and when the lower limit reference value (C) of atmospheric pressure is not met, the weather is determined to be rainy. For example, at point F, the atmospheric pressure upper limit standard 1 (b) is exceeded, so the weather judgment is clear. At point D, the atmospheric pressure lower limit reference value (C) is not satisfied, so the weather is determined to be rainy. That is, the atmospheric pressure upper limit reference value (b) is a value that determines the weather to be sunny, and the atmospheric pressure lower limit reference value (C) is a value that determines the weather to be rainy. Atmospheric pressure upper limit reference value (b) and atmospheric pressure lower limit reference value (
The atmospheric pressure during C1 is differentiated by a differentiation circuit (24), and the amount of change in atmospheric pressure per predetermined time is also determined. The second weather judgment circuit (25) operates when the differential value of the differential circuit (24) is positive.
The atmospheric pressure is rising and the weather is improving, so the weather judgment is clear skies. On the other hand, when the differential value is negative, the atmospheric pressure is decreasing and the weather is worsening, so the weather judgment is rainy. For example, at point E, the differential value becomes positive and the weather judgment is clear. At point G, the differential value becomes negative and the weather judgment is rainy.
天候判定結果８力回路（２６）は第一の天候判定回路（
２３）の天候判定結果を気圧制御判定回路（２７）に送
る。もし、気圧が気圧上限基準値（ｂ）と気圧下限基準
値（Ｃ）の間なら、第二の天候判定回路（２５）の天候
判定結果を気圧制御判定回路（２７）に送る。気圧制御
判定回路（２７）は天候判定結果を受け、天候判定が晴
天なら結露が発生しゃすい時間帯、例えば朝方の４時か
ら７時の間のみＯＮ信号を出力する。The weather judgment result 8 power circuit (26) is the first weather judgment circuit (
The weather judgment result of step 23) is sent to the air pressure control judgment circuit (27). If the atmospheric pressure is between the atmospheric pressure upper limit reference value (b) and the atmospheric pressure lower limit reference value (C), the weather determination result of the second weather determination circuit (25) is sent to the atmospheric pressure control determination circuit (27). The atmospheric pressure control determination circuit (27) receives the weather determination result, and if the weather determination is clear, it outputs an ON signal only during the time period when dew condensation is likely to occur, for example, from 4:00 to 7:00 in the morning.
天候判定が雨天なら、常時ＯＮ信号を出力する。If the weather judgment is rainy, a constant ON signal is output.
湿度Ａ／Ｄ変換回路（２８）で変換された湿度は、湿度
判定回路（３１）であらかじめ設定された基準湿度と比
較判定を行なう。例えば、湿度８５％以上でＯＮ信号を
出力し、湿度が６５％まで低下するとＯＦＦ信号を出力
する。箱体（２）内に結露が発生すると結露センサ（６
）が結露を検出して結露信号変換回路（２９）に入力し
デジタル信号に変換され、結露判定回路（３２）でＯＮ
信号を出力する。結露状態が解消されると結露信号が消
滅してＯＦＦ信号を出力する。The humidity converted by the humidity A/D conversion circuit (28) is compared with a preset reference humidity in the humidity determination circuit (31). For example, an ON signal is output when the humidity is 85% or higher, and an OFF signal is output when the humidity drops to 65%. When condensation occurs inside the box (2), the condensation sensor (6)
) detects dew condensation, inputs it to the dew condensation signal conversion circuit (29), converts it to a digital signal, and turns it on in the dew condensation determination circuit (32).
Output a signal. When the dew condensation state is eliminated, the dew condensation signal disappears and an OFF signal is output.
温度Ａ／Ｄ変換回路（３０）で変換された温度は、温度
判定回路（３３）であらかじめ設定された基準温度と比
較判定され、基準値を超えたら、ＯＦＦ信号を出力する
。The temperature converted by the temperature A/D conversion circuit (30) is compared with a reference temperature set in advance by a temperature determination circuit (33), and if it exceeds the reference value, an OFF signal is output.
制御信号出力回路（３４）は１気圧制御判定回路（２７
）のＯＮ信号と、湿度制御判定回路（３１）のＯＮ信号
及び結露制御判定回路（３２）のＯＮ信号のＯＲ回路で
動作する。制御信号出力接点ｆ３４ａ）が閉路すると、
制御すレー（１８）が励磁され、制御リレー接点（＋８
ａｌが閉路し、スペースヒータ（４ａ）、 （４ｂ）に
給電される。内部空気温度が基準値を超えると、温度制
御判定回路（３３）よりＯＦＦ信号が制御信号出力回路
（３４）に与えられ制御信号出力接点（３４ａ）が開路
し、制御リレー（１８）が消磁され、制御リレー接点（
１８ａ）が開路し、スペースヒータ（＋ａ）、 （４ｂ
ｌへの給電が停止する。The control signal output circuit (34) is a 1-atmosphere control determination circuit (27).
), the ON signal of the humidity control judgment circuit (31), and the ON signal of the dew condensation control judgment circuit (32). When the control signal output contact f34a) closes,
The control relay (18) is energized and the control relay contact (+8
al is closed and power is supplied to the space heaters (4a) and (4b). When the internal air temperature exceeds the reference value, an OFF signal is given from the temperature control determination circuit (33) to the control signal output circuit (34), the control signal output contact (34a) is opened, and the control relay (18) is demagnetized. , control relay contact (
18a) is opened, space heater (+a), (4b
The power supply to l is stopped.
なお上記実施例では、結露防止装置を箱体の上部に収納
するようにしたが、コントロールでンタにユニット化し
て収納してもよい。In the above embodiment, the dew condensation prevention device is housed in the upper part of the box, but it may also be housed in a unit with a control.
また上記実施例では除湿装置にスペースヒータを用いた
が、他の除湿装置（例えば半導体除湿器）を用いてもよ
い。Further, in the above embodiment, a space heater is used as the dehumidifier, but other dehumidifiers (for example, a semiconductor dehumidifier) may be used.
また、上記実施例ではコントロールセンタについて説明
したが、他の開閉装置であってもよく、上記実施例と同
様の効果を奏する。Further, although the control center has been described in the above embodiment, other opening/closing devices may be used, and the same effects as in the above embodiment can be achieved.
［発明の効果］
以上のように、この発明によれば、地形の影響を受けに
くい気圧を気圧センサにより測定し天候を予測して、除
湿装置の制御を行なうことにより、電気機器装置内を結
露しない状態に保ち、結霧防止を図ると共に絶縁劣化が
防止できる。[Effects of the Invention] As described above, according to the present invention, the atmospheric pressure, which is not easily affected by the topography, is measured by the atmospheric pressure sensor, the weather is predicted, and the dehumidifier is controlled, thereby preventing dew condensation inside the electrical equipment. This prevents fog formation and insulation deterioration.
第１図はこの発明の一実施例によるコントロールセンタ
の概略構成図、第２図は回路構成図、第３図は気圧と天
気の変化とその関係を示す図である。
第４図から第７図は従来のコントロールでンタの結露防
止装置を示すものであり、第４図は、従来のコントロー
ルセンタの結露防止装置の概略構成図、第５図は動力回
路図、第６図は第４図のＶｌ−ＶＴ断面図、第７図はス
ペースヒータの制御回路図である。
（１）はコントロールセンタ、（２）は箱体、 （４ａ
）、 （４ｂ）はスペースヒータである。（５）は湿度
センサ、（６）は結露センサ、（７）は温度センサ、（
１９）は気圧センサ、（２０）は結露防止装置、（２３
）は第一の天候判定回路、（２４）は微分回路、（２５
）は第二の天候判定回路、（２６）は天候判定結果出力
回路、（２７）は気圧制御判定回路である。
なお図中、同一符号は同一、叉は相当部分を示す。
代理人 大 岩 増 謹
第３図
妨と天裏、の変化（１９８３奥４月）
第６図
第７図FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram of a control center according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a circuit configuration diagram, and FIG. 3 is a diagram showing changes in atmospheric pressure and weather and their relationship. Figures 4 to 7 show a conventional control center dew condensation prevention device. Figure 4 is a schematic diagram of the conventional control center dew condensation prevention device. Figure 5 is a power circuit diagram. 6 is a Vl-VT sectional view of FIG. 4, and FIG. 7 is a control circuit diagram of the space heater. (1) is the control center, (2) is the box, (4a
), (4b) are space heaters. (5) is a humidity sensor, (6) is a dew sensor, (7) is a temperature sensor, (
19) is a barometric pressure sensor, (20) is a dew condensation prevention device, (23)
) is the first weather judgment circuit, (24) is the differential circuit, (25
) is a second weather judgment circuit, (26) is a weather judgment result output circuit, and (27) is an air pressure control judgment circuit. In the drawings, the same reference numerals indicate the same or corresponding parts. Agent: Masu Oiwa Figure 3: Changes in the Sakai and Tenri (April 1983) Figure 6 Figure 7
Claims (1)
る気圧の変化量を測定する気圧変化量測定手段と、前記
気圧測定手段と前記気圧変化量測定手段の間に設けられ
所定の気圧上限値及び気圧下限値の範囲内で前記気圧変
化量測定手段を動作させるとともに前記気圧上限値およ
び気圧下限値の範囲外では特定の天気の判定結果を出力
する第一の天候判定手段と、前記気圧変化測定手段から
の出力を受けて動作し前記気圧変化量測定手段からの出
力の正負により晴雨を判定する第二の天候判定手段と、
前記第一の天候判定手段と前記第二の天候判定手段のど
ちらかの出力をもって天候判定結果を出力する天候判定
結果出力手段と、前記天候判定結果出力手段の出力を受
け除湿手段の制御を行なう除湿制御手段とを備えた電気
機器装置内の結露防止装置。an atmospheric pressure measuring means for measuring atmospheric pressure; an atmospheric pressure change amount measuring means for measuring the amount of change in atmospheric pressure at a predetermined time interval; a first weather determining means for operating the atmospheric pressure change amount measuring means within the range of the atmospheric pressure lower limit value and outputting a determination result of a specific weather outside the range of the atmospheric pressure upper limit value and the atmospheric pressure lower limit value; and the aforementioned atmospheric pressure change measuring means. a second weather determining means that operates upon receiving the output from the means and determines whether it is fair or rainy based on the positive or negative of the output from the atmospheric pressure change amount measuring means;
a weather determination result output means for outputting a weather determination result based on the output of either the first weather determination means or the second weather determination means; and a dehumidification means controlled by receiving the output of the weather determination result output means. A dew condensation prevention device in an electrical equipment device, comprising a dehumidification control means.
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