JPH0520221Y2 - - Google Patents

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[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] This invention relates to luminescent tableware that can be used at parties such as wedding receptions and various commemorative ceremonies.

[Prior Art] At parties such as wedding receptions and various commemorative ceremonies, it is common practice to dim the lighting in the room and use luminous objects as props in order to enhance the performance effect. For example, for tools that do not come into direct contact with people's mouths, such as candle services, there is no need to be too concerned about the material, structure, etc. However, most of the luminescent materials used are chemicals that are harmful to the human body.
Special attention must be paid to hygiene when using tableware that comes into direct contact with food and drink.

Conventionally, this kind of luminous tableware was developed in 1983.
As shown in Publication No. 29173, two of the inner and outer walls
It is known that the device has a heavy side wall and a luminescent material is sealed between the inner wall and the outer wall.

Also, Utility Model Application No. 57-131173 and Utility Model Application No. 61-
As shown in Japanese Patent No. 131979, there is also a device that stores a two-component luminescent agent in a commercially available capsule in the handle, folds the capsule, mixes the two components, and emits light.

[Problems to be solved by the invention] However, in the former conventional luminescent tableware mentioned above, when a two-component luminescent agent is used, the two components are mixed in advance and then injected between the inner and outer walls. This has the disadvantage that it takes time and effort to inject the luminescent agent when it is desired to emit light.

Furthermore, since the two liquids were mixed in advance, there was a restriction on the time during which light emission could continue.

Furthermore, if the two liquids are separated and held between the inner and outer walls, depending on the mixing method, careful handling of the tableware may be required during transportation, but anyone can easily operate the tableware. It becomes impossible to respond to that request.

On the other hand, in the latter type of luminescent tableware, only the handle part emitted light, so the luminescence was poor and unusable.

That is, it is not possible to give the impression that the entire tableware is emitting light, and the emitted light has an artificial and unnatural feel to it.

This invention aims to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks. In other words, it is possible to create the impression that the entire tableware is luminous, and anyone can easily mix the two-component luminescent agent on the spot when they want to emit luminescence. Since there is no mixing, it is possible to provide luminescent tableware that is extremely easy to handle.

[Means for solving the problem] That is, the luminous tableware of this invention has a double structure in which an inner container is housed in an outer container at a predetermined interval, and there is a space between the inner container and the outer container. A compartment is formed, one of the two-component luminescent agents is stored inside the compartment, and the other is stored outside the compartment, and the compartment is destroyed by impact or pressure means to mix the two liquids. , which is characterized in that this mixture fills the space between the inner container and the outer container.

Therefore, when necessary, the two-component luminescent agent can be separately sealed with a simple operation, and when cleaning is completed after use, the inner container can be removed from the outer container and cleaned. It can be used over and over again just by replacing the luminescent agent.

Luminescent agent (luminescent chemical substance) used in this invention
as N,N'-diphenyl-N,N'-bis(trifluoromethylsulfonyl)oxamide,
or oxalate hydroperoxide
Chemiluminescence drugs are used, but
Not limited to these, other drugs can also be used. Further, it does not necessarily have to be a liquid, and any fluid (for example, powder, etc.) can be used without any problems.

[Function] In the light-emitting tableware of this invention configured in this way, it is possible to create a feeling that the whole tableware is luminous.

In addition, the two-component component of the luminescent agent can be stored separately between the inner and outer containers, and when you want to emit light, all you have to do is operate the buttons to open the compartment or shake the entire tableware. Therefore, it is possible to easily mix the two liquid components and quickly emit light.

[Example] Hereinafter, examples of the luminescent tableware of this invention will be described based on the drawings.

In FIG. 1, 1 is a luminescent glass according to this invention, and 2 is an inner container made of glass, transparent plastic, etc., into which wine or the like is poured. Reference numeral 3 denotes an outer container made of the same material as the inner container 2, and the upper part of the outer container 3 is fixed to the lower side wall of the inner container 2 by grinding, packing, or the like. Further, a glass holder 6 is vertically provided at the bottom of the outer container 3. Various types of cut glass can be used as the inner container 2 and the outer container 3, and when the light is emitted, the light can be scattered or refracted to emit light more effectively.

A predetermined hollow portion 5 is formed between the inside of the outer container 3 and the bottom of the inner container 2, and a compartment 8 made of a small container is housed in the hollow portion 5. and one of the two-component chemiluminescent agents (A
agent 7) is stored in the hollow part 5 (outside the small container). Further, the other of the two-component luminescent agents (Agent B 7') is housed in the small container. This small container has a constriction 9 formed in the center, and if it breaks with a simple impact, the inside of the compartment 8 made up of the small container is opened, and the B agent 7' of the two-component luminescent agent overflows into the outer container. 3 and mixes with agent A 7.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 2, reference numeral 1 denotes a luminescent glass according to the invention, and an inner container 2 is screwed onto an outer container 3 with a threaded portion 4.

A sealed case 11 made of flexible plastic or the like is housed in the hollow portion 5 between the inside of the outer container 3 and the bottom of the inner container 2, and within this sealed case 11 is a compartment 8 made of a small container. It is stored. One of the two-component chemiluminescent agents (agent A 7) is housed in a sealed case 11, and the other of the two-component chemiluminescent agents (agent B 7') is housed in a small container. This small container is formed with a diamond-shaped cross section, and when the inner container 2 is screwed into the outer container 3 beyond a predetermined position against the elasticity of the sealed case 11, it cracks due to the pressure, forming a compartment made of the small container. The inside of the case 8 is opened, and the B agent 7' of the two-component luminescent agent overflows and flows into the sealed case 11, where it is mixed with the A agent 7.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 3, numeral 1 is a luminescent glass according to the invention, and the inner container part 2' and the outer container part 3' are integrally molded of transparent plastic. A glass support 6 is vertically screwed into the lower part of the outer container portion 3' via a cylindrical guide 12 having a female thread formed on the inner periphery. A pin 13 is held within the cylindrical guide 12 so as to be movable up and down, and the pin 13 moves up and down as the glass support 6 moves up and down. 14 is pin 1 above
This is packing to carry out the movement in step 3 in a sealed state.

A compartment 8 consisting of a small container is accommodated in the hollow portion 5 between the inside of the outer container portion 3' and the bottom of the inner container portion 2'. One of the two-component chemiluminescent agents (agent A 7) is housed in the hollow portion 5, and the other of the two-component chemiluminescent agents (agent B 7') is housed in a small container. This small container is connected to the cylindrical guide 12.
When the glass support 6 is screwed in against the rigidity of the small container, it is pushed by the tip of the pin 13 and breaks, opening the inside of the compartment 8 made up of this small container, and the two-component type Of the luminescent agents, the B agent 7' overflows and flows into the hollow portion 5, where it is mixed with the A agent 7.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 4, reference numeral 1 denotes a luminous glass according to the invention, and the upper part of the outer container 3 is fixed to the lower side wall of the inner container 2 by grinding, packing, etc. In addition, at the bottom of the outer container 3,
A glass support 6 is provided vertically. The glass support 6 has a cylindrical shape, and a slide rod 15 is held by a pair of upper and lower packings 14, 14' so as to be able to move up and down. It is designed to rise by pressing .

A compartment 8 consisting of a small container is housed in the hollow portion 5 between the inside of the outer container 3 and the bottom of the inner container 2. One of the two-component chemiluminescent agents (agent A 7) is housed in the hollow portion 5, and the other of the two-component chemiluminescent agents (agent B 7') is housed in a small container. This small container is mounted on a pawl 17 at the upper end of the slide rod 15, and when the slide rod 15 is raised by pressing the button 16, it is pushed by the tip of the pawl 17 and breaks, resulting in a compartment 8 made of this small container. The inside of the luminescent material is opened, and the B agent 7' of the two-component luminescent agent overflows and flows into the hollow part 5, where it mixes with the A agent 7.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 5, reference numeral 1 denotes a luminous glass according to the invention, and the upper part of the outer container 3 is fixed to the lower side wall of the inner container 2 by grinding, packing, etc. In addition, at the bottom of the outer container 3,
A glass support 6 is provided vertically. The glass support base 6 has a cylindrical shape, and holds a slide rod 15 so as to be movable up and down. This slide rod 15 is connected to a button 16 provided at the bottom of the glass holder 6.
It is designed to rise by pressing .

A closed case 11' is held in the hollow portion 5 between the inside of the outer container 3 and the bottom of the inner container 2, and a compartment consisting of a cylindrical recess is provided inside the closed case 11'. 8 is formed. One of the two-component chemiluminescent agents (A agent 7) is placed inside the sealed case 11', and the other of the two-component chemiluminescent agents (B
agent 7') is stored in compartment 8. At the lower end of this compartment 8 is a piston 18 at the upper end of the slide rod 15.
is fitted, and a pin 13 is attached on the piston 18. Therefore, when the button 16 is pressed and the slide rod 15 is raised, the compartment 8 is pushed and broken by the tip of the pin 13, and is further pushed up from the bottom of the compartment 8 by the piston 18, causing the two-component luminescent material to be released. Of these, the B agent 7' overflows and flows into the hollow portion 5, where it mixes with the A agent 7.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 6, reference numeral 1 denotes a luminescent glass according to the invention, and the upper part of the outer container 3 is fixed to the lower side wall of the inner container 2 by grinding, packing, etc. In addition, at the bottom of the outer container 3,
A glass support 6 is provided vertically. The glass support base 6 has a cylindrical shape, and a slide rod 15 is held therein so as to be able to move up and down. A piston 18 is attached to the upper end of the slide rod 15, and this piston 1
8 and the bottom of the outer container 3
The piston 18 is normally biased in the upward direction. Therefore, the slide rod 15 is automatically raised by removing the stop pin 21 provided at a proper position on the glass support base 6.

A closed case 11' is held in the hollow portion 5 between the inside of the outer container 3 and the bottom of the inner container 2, and a compartment consisting of a cylindrical recess is provided inside the closed case 11'. 8 is formed. The end of the compartment 8 is hermetically sealed with a ball 23.
One of the liquid chemiluminescent agents (A agent 7) is housed in a sealed case 11', and the other of the two-liquid chemiluminescent agents (B agent 7') is housed in a compartment 8. This compartment 8
As mentioned above, the piston 18 at the upper end of the slide rod 15 is fitted into the lower end of the slide rod 15, so when the slide rod 15 is stopped and the pin 21 is removed and the compartment 8 is raised, the piston 18 pushes the ball. 23
is removed from the compartment 8 and is pushed up by the piston 18 from the lower part of the compartment 8, and the B agent 7' of the two-component luminescent agent overflows and flows into the hollow part 5, and the A agent 7.
It is becoming mixed with

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 7, reference numeral 1 denotes a luminescent glass according to the invention, and an inner container 2 is screwed onto an outer container 3 with a threaded portion 4. Further, a glass holder 6 is vertically provided at the bottom of the outer container 3. The glass support 6 has a cylindrical shape, and the traction wire 1
5' is held via packing 14 so as to be able to move up and down. A pulling knob 24 is attached to the lower end of the pulling wire 15'.

A membranous compartment 8 is held horizontally in the hollow portion 5 between the inside of the outer container 3 and the bottom of the inner container 2, and a traction wire 15' is placed in a suitable position in the compartment 8.
The upper ends of are connected. One of the two-component chemiluminescent agents (B agent 7') is placed in the upper part of the compartment 8.
Further, the other of the two-component luminescent agents (A agent 7) is stored in the lower part of the compartment 8. Therefore, when the knob 24 is pulled and the pulling wire 15' is lowered, the wall of the compartment 8 is torn and the B agent 7' of the two-component luminescent agent flows into the lower part of the compartment 8, and the A agent 7 It is becoming mixed with

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 8, reference numeral 1 denotes a luminescent glass according to the invention, and an inner container 2 is screwed onto an outer container 3 with a threaded portion 4.

In the hollow portion 5 between the inside of the outer container 3 and the bottom of the inner container 2, compartments 8 and 8' each consisting of a pair of small containers on the left and right are housed. One of the two-component chemiluminescent agents (agent A 7) is housed in the hollow portion 5, and the other of the two-component chemiluminescent agents (agent B 7') is housed in a small container. A weight 25 is suspended in the hollow portion 5 via a hook 26 in a pendulum manner, and by shaking the glass 1, the weight 25 is suspended.
hits the compartment 8, and the interior of the compartment 8, which is made up of a small container, is broken by the impact, and the B agent 7' of the two-component luminescent agent overflows and flows into the hollow part 5.
It is designed to be mixed with A agent 7.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 9, reference numeral 1 is a luminous glass according to the invention, an inner container 2 is screwed to an outer container 3 with a threaded part 4, and a glass support 6 is vertically attached to the lower part of the outer container 3. is formed. The glass support base 6 has a cylindrical shape, an inner cylinder 27 is slidably housed therein, and a slide rod 15 is held at the bottom of the inner cylinder 27 so as to be movable up and down. A piston 18 is attached to the upper end of the slide rod 15, and this piston 18
When the inner cylinder 27 is raised by pushing up the button 16 at the lower end, the inner cylinder 27 is ejected from the upper end of the compartment 8, which is made up of a cylindrical guide attached to the upper end of the cylindrical part of the glass holder 6.

In the hollow portion 5 between the inside of the outer container 3 and the bottom of the inner container 2, one of the two-component chemiluminescent agents (A agent 7) is stored, and the other of the two-component chemiluminescent agents (A agent 7) is stored. Agent B 7') is housed in the inner cylinder 27. When the piston 18 is raised, the inner cylinder 27 is ejected from the upper end of the compartment 8 made of a cylindrical guide, the interior of the compartment 8 is opened, and the B agent 7' of the two-component luminescent agent overflows into the hollow space. 5 and mixes with agent A 7.

In the embodiments of FIGS. 10 and 11, 1
is a luminous glass according to this invention, in which the upper part of the metal outer container 3 is fixed to the lower side wall of the inner container 2 by rubbing, packing, etc. 31
is a window formed in the upper part of the outer container 3, and is provided so that the light emitting part inside can be easily seen. Further, at the bottom of the outer container 3, a glass support 6' consisting of a pair of outer cylinder and inner cylinder is installed vertically so as to sandwich the opening at the bottom of the outer container 3. Reference numeral 32 denotes a cylindrical guide provided inside the cylindrical glass support 6', in which a piston 33 is housed so as to be movable up and down.

A compartment 8 consisting of a double-structured airtight container is housed approximately in the center of the hollow portion 5 between the inside of the outer container 3 and the bottom of the inner container 2. and,
One of the two-component chemiluminescent agents (agent A 7) is housed in the inner chamber part 34, and the other of the two-component chemiluminescent agents (agent B 7') is housed in the outer chamber part 35. 36 is an opening seal formed on the inner chamber portion 34, and 37 is an outer chamber portion 35.
It is a bellows-type stretchable sheet made of Therefore, by pushing up the piston 33, the telescopic seat 3
7 extends and the tip of the piston 33 reaches the opening seal 36, and by pushing it up further, the opening seal 36 is broken, and the B agent 7' of the two-component luminescent agent overflows and flows into the outer chamber part 35. It is designed to be mixed with agent 7. When emitting light, it is possible to emit light from the bottom of the inner container 2 by making the compartment 8 transparent or by providing an overflow port in the outer chamber portion 35 and allowing the hollow portion 5 to overflow.

Next, to explain how to use the luminescent tableware according to this invention, in the glass 1 in each figure,
First, the inner container 2 is removed from the outer container 3, and the B agent 7', which is a two-component chemiluminescent agent, is injected into the compartment 8. Further, the other agent A 7 is injected into the hollow portion 5.

After that, fit the outer container 3 and the inner container 2,
The hollow portion 5 formed in between is sealed.

Wine or the like can be poured into the inner container 2 and used in a normal manner.

During the ceremony, when the compartment 8 is destroyed by impacting the glass 1 or by operating a pin or piston, the interior of the compartment 8 opens and the B agent 7' is released into the hollow part 5. It overflows into the A agent 7 and is mixed therewith. When two liquids of chemiluminescent agents are mixed, the two liquids react and emit very bright light for a predetermined period of time.

If you write a message about your birthday or marriage on the top of the inner container 2 or the compartment 8, and make it visible so that it stands out when the light is emitted, you can make your party more lively and exciting. becomes.

[Effect of the invention] As explained above, the luminescent tableware of this invention can give the impression that the entire tableware is luminous.

In addition, the two-component component of the luminescent agent can be stored separately between the inner and outer containers, and when you want to emit light, all you have to do is operate the buttons to open the compartment or shake the entire tableware. Therefore, it is possible to easily mix the two liquid components and quickly emit light.

Furthermore, tableware can be washed after use and used over and over again.

Note that the luminescent tableware of this invention can be applied not only to the above-mentioned glasses, but also to teacups, plates, and other various tableware.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1 to 10 are sectional views showing embodiments of the luminescent tableware of this invention, and FIG. 11 is an enlarged sectional view of the main part of FIG. 10. 1...Glass, 2...Inner container, 3...Outer container, 4...Joining ring, 5...Hollow part, 6...
Glass support base, 7...A agent, 7'...B agent, 8...
...Separate room.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It has a double structure in which an inner container is housed in an outer container at a predetermined interval, and a compartment is formed between the inner container and the outer container, and one of the two-component luminescent agents is placed in the compartment. One liquid is stored inside the compartment and the other is stored outside the compartment, and the compartment is destroyed by impact or pressure means to mix the two liquids, and this mixture fills the space between the inner container and the outer container. Features luminous tableware.