JPS5846331Y2 - Heater humidifier - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a humidifying device for a heater such as a petroleum air conditioner or heater that prevents indoor air from drying out during winter heating.

Conventional humidifiers for petroleum air conditioners are often of the humidifying cloth evaporation type.In this case, the humidifying cloth is completely built into the casing of the air conditioner, so it is easy to use when supplying humidifying water or cleaning or replacing the humidifying cloth. However, the front panel of the air conditioner and heater had to be removed one by one, making it difficult to use.

The present invention improves this and provides a straining/humidifying device that supplies humidifying water, cleans and replaces the humidifying cloth, and will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

The oil heating and cooling system has a cabinet 1 built-in a cooling evaporator 2 for summer use, a heating oil burner 3 for winter use, a blower 4 thereof, and the like.

5 indicates an air outlet. On the back of the cabinet 1, a part of the cabinet or an attached back frame 6 is provided so as to slightly project backward, and evaporation plates 7 arranged in the front and rear directions are attached to the center of the back frame 6.

Further, a box-shaped decorative cover 8 is covered behind the back frame 6, and a small chamber 9 is formed behind the evaporating dish 7.

A front insertion port 10 is opened at the top of the back frame 6, and a rear insertion port 11 is opened at the top of the decorative cover 8.

An evaporator cloth plate 13 is removably inserted into the front insertion port 10 via a seal 12, and the evaporator cloth plate 13 hangs down along the front of the back frame 6, and its lower end is exposed to the evaporated water in the front of the evaporator dish 7. immersed.

A supply pipe 15 of an evaporated water tank 14 is inserted into and removed from the rear insertion port 11, and its lower end opening faces into the rear of the evaporation side 7.

The water in the tank 14 flows out from the supply pipe 15 to the evaporating dish 7.
The water level is maintained at a level where the water surface closes the lower end opening 15a.

As shown in FIG. 2, the evaporative cloth plate 13 is constructed by sandwiching an evaporative cloth 17 between a wire mesh frame 16 folded in half.

18 is a drop. As mentioned above, the lower end of this evaporator cloth plate 13 is immersed in the water in the evaporating dish, and the entire body is wet due to capillary action.Since it is located in front of the back frame 6, it is exposed to the heat of the burner 3 or the warm air blown. to generate steam.

The large evaporation area makes it highly efficient as an evaporator.

As mentioned above, the humidifying device of the heater according to the present invention has evaporation plates set in the back frame of the cabinet, separated into the front and back.
The evaporating cloth plate is in front of the rear frame, and the evaporating water tank supply pipe is at the rear of the rear frame, and these are connected to the evaporating dish from above in a removable manner to supply and replenish evaporated water, and to clean the evaporating cloth. When replacing the humidifier, it can be done by simply removing and inserting them from the outside of the cabinet, making this a unique device that is easy to use and allows for satisfactory humidification.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a longitudinal side view of an oil cooler/heater equipped with the device of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a side view of an evaporative cloth plate. 1...cabinet, 3...burner,
6... Rear frame, 7... Evaporation dish,
8... Makeup cover, 9... Small room, 13
...Evaporation cloth plate, 14 ...Evaporation water tank, 15 ...Delivery pipe.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The evaporating dish is installed through the back frame of the cabinet containing the burner in a manner that divides it into the inside and outside, and the outside is covered with a decorative cover to form a small chamber, and the evaporating dish is inserted and removed from above in front of the back frame. The lower end of the evaporating cloth board is hung down into the evaporating dish, and the lower end opening of the supply pipe of the humidifying water tank, which is removably inserted into the small chamber at the rear of the rear frame from above, is inserted into the evaporating dish. A heating/humidifying device characterized by the fact that