JPH04332505A - Apparatus containing cabinet - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To offer the containing cabinet which can exhaust efficiently heat generated from a refrigerator and a heating cooker. CONSTITUTION:The rear and the upper part of a refrigerator 7 contained in the lower part of a cabinet become exhaust passages, and as for a heating cooker 8 contained in the upper part of said refrigerator 7, the upper part and the rear become exhaust passages, and the lower part becomes a suction passage. Also, a block plate 19 provided in the rear of the heating cooker 8 separates the exhaust passage of the refrigerator 7 of the lower part. To the upper part of the cabinet, a louver 26 is attached, and through this louver 26, air which ascends from the refrigerator 7 of the lower part and the rear exhaust passage of the heating cooker 8 is allowed to escape to the outside.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

0001

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a cabinet for storing refrigerators, cooking appliances, etc.

0002

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as shown in FIG. 4, a storage cabinet 1 of this type has a refrigerator 2 placed below it.
A heating cooker 4 is installed on an upper shelf 3, and a storage section 5 is provided at the top.In particular, the refrigerator 2 and the heating cooker 4 housed in the storage cabinet 1 have a periphery other than the front. It had a configuration surrounded by cabinet 1.

0003

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] In such a conventional configuration, the refrigerator 2 and the heating cooker 4 are surrounded by a cabinet wall, so that the heat generated when the refrigerator 2 and the heating cooker 4 are used is There was a problem in that it was not possible to exhaust the gas efficiently.

[0004] The present invention has been made to solve these problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a storage cabinet that can efficiently exhaust the heat generated from the refrigerator 2 and the cooking device 4.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems] The equipment storage cabinet of the present invention has a refrigerator disposed in the lower part, a heating cooker in the upper part of the refrigerator, an exhaust passage in the upper part of the heating cooker, and an exhaust passage in the lower part. An air intake passage is formed in the rear part of the refrigerator and a rear part of the cooking device, and an exhaust passage that communicates the exhaust port and the intake port is formed in the rear part of the refrigerator and the rear part of the cooking device. A partition plate is provided to separate the cooking device exhaust path from the cooking device exhaust path.

[0006]

[Function] The equipment storage cabinet of the present invention stores a refrigerator in the lower part, a heating cooker in the upper part of the refrigerator, an exhaust path in the upper part of the heating cooker, an intake path in the lower part, and each appliance. An exhaust path leading upward is formed in the rear part of the cabinet, and a partition plate is provided to separate the refrigerator exhaust path and the cooking device exhaust path, so that the hot air generated from the refrigerator and cooking device housed in the cabinet is removed. This is an equipment storage cabinet that can efficiently exhaust air from the cabinet to the outside without affecting each other.

[0007]

Embodiment An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3.

In the figure, reference numeral 6 denotes an equipment storage cabinet in which a refrigerator 7 and a heating cooker 8 are stored.

9 is a bottom plate, 10 is a riser plate, and 11 is a rear plate. A refrigerator 7 is placed on this bottom plate 9, and a positioning member 12 is provided on this bottom plate 9, and the refrigerator 7 is placed in a position where a gap with the rear plate 11 is maintained by hitting this positioning member 12. It is designed to be installed in The air in the space behind the refrigerator 7 forms an exhaust path that flows upward from the refrigerator 7 along the rear plate.

An exhaust port A is provided above the refrigerator 7 between the refrigerator 7 and the upper partition plate 13, and serves as an exhaust path B through which air flows forward from the exhaust port A.

A gap is provided between the side plates 14 and 15 on both sides of the refrigerator 7, so that air flow around the refrigerator 7 is not obstructed.

[0012] Above the storage area of the refrigerator 7 is a storage area for the heating cooker 8, and a shelf board 16 is provided above the partition plate 13 in the form of a double bottom with an interval. A louver 17 is attached to the front surface of this intake port C. An intake path D is formed in which air flows from the louver 17 toward the gap between the shelf board 16 and the partition plate 13.

Support legs 18 are fixed to the shelf board 16, and the cooking device 8 is placed on the support legs 18.

Reference numeral 19 denotes a partition plate provided at the rear of the heating cooker 8. A gap is provided between the partition plate 19 and the heating cooker 8, and air in the space behind the heating cooker 8 is removed. serves as an exhaust path through which air flows upward along this partition plate 19. In addition, this partition plate 19 is the heating cooker 8
The rear exhaust path and the exhaust path of the lower refrigerator 7 are separated.

Reference numeral 20 denotes a grill attached to cover the gap around the heating cooker 8. The upper and lower parts of the grill 20 are louvers, with the upper part serving as an exhaust passage and the lower part serving as an intake passage. Also, gaps between the side plates 14, 15 on both sides and the cooking device 8 are ensured so that air flow around the cooking device 8 is not obstructed.

21 is a storage section for small items, etc., and a top plate 22,
This is a space formed by the rear plate 23, the bottom plate 24, and both side plates 14 and 15. A gap is provided between the bottom plate 24 and the heating cooker 8 below, allowing air to flow from the upper louver exhaust passage of the grill 20 to the front.

25 is a ceiling plate, and an exhaust port E is provided between it and the top plate 22. A louver 26 is attached to the front of this exhaust port E, and becomes an exhaust path F through which air rising from the rear space of the refrigerator 7 and heating cooker 8 below escapes to the outside of the cabinet. ing.

Reference numeral 27 is a door provided at the front of the storage section 21 for storing small items. 28 is a handle attached to the door 27.

In the above configuration, the hot air generated from the refrigerator 7 stored below passes through the exhaust passages behind and above the refrigerator 7 as shown by the arrows in FIG. Heat radiation and cooling of the refrigerator 7 is performed by sucking air from the lower air intake path.

At this time, gaps are provided at the rear, above, and on both sides of the refrigerator 7 so that the air flow is not obstructed, so that the air flow shown by the arrow in FIG. 1 can be made smoother, and the refrigerator 7 7, heat radiation and cooling can be performed efficiently.

Regarding the cooking device 8, similarly, the hot air emitted from the cooking device 8 flows through the exhaust path along the rear partition plate 19, forming an air flow upward and forward, and also creates an air flow through the lower louver 17. Heat radiation and cooling of the cooking device 8 is performed by sucking air from the path D.

At this time, an intake port C and an exhaust port E are provided behind, above, and below the cooking device 8, and the air from the refrigerator 7, which has a relatively low temperature, is transferred to the rear of the cooking device 8, which has a relatively high temperature. Since the exhaust gas flows into the exhaust passage, the exhaust gas temperature can be lower than that in the case where the exhaust gas from the rear of the cooking device 8 is directly exhausted.

Furthermore, the partition plate 19 at the rear of the cooking device 8 serves to separate the hot air rising from the refrigerator 7 and the hot air rising from the cooking device 8 so that they do not affect each other. This has the effect of preventing thermal influence from each other, further improving cooling performance. The hot air above the partition plate 19 rises through the exhaust path F behind the storage section 21 for small items, and is exhausted to the front through the upper exhaust port E. Due to the air flow described above, heat can be efficiently radiated from the refrigerator 7 and cooking device 8 housed in the equipment storage cabinet.

Furthermore, according to this embodiment, since the grill 20 is attached around the heating cooker 8, the grill 20 can be installed not only on a cabinet shelf, but also as a built-in type built into the cabinet, giving it a neat appearance. There are also some.

[0025]

As is clear from the above description of the embodiments, according to the present invention, a refrigerator is housed in the lower part, a heating cooker is housed in the upper part of the refrigerator, and an exhaust path is provided in the upper part of the heating cooker. An intake path is formed at the bottom, an exhaust path leading upward is formed at the rear of each device, and a partition plate is provided to separate the refrigerator exhaust path and the cooking device exhaust path, so that the cabinet This has the effect that hot air generated from the stored refrigerator and heating cooker can be efficiently exhausted from the cabinet without affecting each other.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

[Fig. 1] External perspective view of an equipment storage cabinet showing one embodiment of the present invention.

[Figure 2] Side sectional view of the equipment storage cabinet

[Figure 3]
Front view of the equipment storage cabinet

[Fig. 4] Side sectional view showing a conventional example

[Explanation of symbols]

7 Refrigerator 8　Heating cooker 19 Partition board

Claims (1)

[Claims] Claim 1: A refrigerator is disposed in the lower part of the storage cabinet, a heating cooker is disposed in the upper part of the refrigerator, and
An exhaust port is formed in the upper part of the heating cooker and an intake port is formed in the lower part, and an exhaust passage is formed in the rear part of the refrigerator and the rear part of the heating cooker to communicate the exhaust port and the intake port, and the heating The equipment storage cabinet is provided with a partition plate that separates the refrigerator exhaust path and the heating cooker exhaust path in the exhaust path facing the rear of the cooking device.