JPS62221485A - Potable water tank - Google Patents

Potable water tank

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Publication number
JPS62221485A
JPS62221485A JP6542786A JP6542786A JPS62221485A JP S62221485 A JPS62221485 A JP S62221485A JP 6542786 A JP6542786 A JP 6542786A JP 6542786 A JP6542786 A JP 6542786A JP S62221485 A JPS62221485 A JP S62221485A
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water
ultraviolet lamp
lamp
tank
water flow
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Inventor
Kunihiro Tsuruta
邦弘 鶴田
Ikuo Kobayashi
郁夫 小林
Mitsuyo Nomura
野村 充代
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Panasonic Holdings Corp
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Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To well perform deodorizing and sterilization and to efficiently irradiate ultraviolet rays, by arranging an ultraviolet lamp in a tank and irradiating ultraviolet rays from the lamp for a predetermined time after detecting the flowing of water. CONSTITUTION:Water flowing in from a water supply pipe 5 passes through the water flowing detector 3, for example, provided to the side of an inflow port 4 and the detection signal of said detector 3 is inputted to a control part 6 through a lead wire 7a. A signal urging the irradiation of an ultraviolet lamp 1 is outputted to said lamp 1 through a lead wire 7b to light the ultraviolet lamp 1, and the sterilization of water in a tank 2 and the decomposition of residual chlorine are performed. After a predetermined time is elapsed from the point of time when water flows in, the control part 6 outputs an irradiation stop signal to the ultraviolet lamp 1 through the lead wire 7b. Therefore, ultraviolet rays are irradiated efficiently from the ultraviolet lamp 1 for a predetermined time to suppress the lowering of life and the rising in temp.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 産業上の利用分野 本発明は、家庭や工場・オフィスなどで飲料するための
水を供給する飲料用タンクに関するものでおる。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION FIELD OF INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION The present invention relates to a drinking tank that supplies water for drinking in homes, factories, offices, and the like.

従来の技術 最近、水のまずさやカルキ臭さがよく話題となり、カビ
臭やカルキを除くものとして浄水器が販売されている。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Recently, the bad quality of water and the smell of limescale have become a hot topic of discussion, and water purifiers are being sold to remove moldy smells and limescale.

発明が解決しようとする問題点 この浄水器は、容器内に活性炭を充填したものであるが
、活性炭の除去性能が徐々に低下するため短期間に寿命
となり定期的に交換が必要であること、水中に存在して
いる細菌が活性炭にて繁殖する等の問題点があった。
Problems to be Solved by the Invention This water purifier has a container filled with activated carbon, but as the activated carbon removal performance gradually decreases, it reaches the end of its lifespan in a short period of time and requires periodic replacement. There were problems such as bacteria existing in the water breeding on activated carbon.

問題点を解決するための手段 上記問題点を解決するために本発明の飲料用タンクは、
紫外線ランプを内部に配置したタンクの流入口もしくは
流出口に、水流動検知装置もしくは水流動調整装置を設
け、前記水流動検知装置からの流動検知検知信号もしく
は前記水流動調整装置からの流動調整信号によって前記
紫外線ランプを照射させ、所定時間後に前記紫外線ラン
プの照射を停止させたものである。
Means for Solving the Problems In order to solve the above problems, the beverage tank of the present invention has the following features:
A water flow detection device or a water flow adjustment device is provided at the inlet or outlet of the tank in which the ultraviolet lamp is arranged, and a flow detection detection signal from the water flow detection device or a flow adjustment signal from the water flow adjustment device is provided. The ultraviolet lamp is irradiated with the ultraviolet lamp, and the irradiation of the ultraviolet lamp is stopped after a predetermined period of time.

作  用 本発明は上記の構成となっているので、残留塩素が紫外
線によって分解してその濃度が減少し水のカルキ臭さが
なくなる。また、水中の細菌は紫外線によって滅菌され
、菌数が大幅に減少する。
Function: Since the present invention has the above-described structure, residual chlorine is decomposed by ultraviolet rays, its concentration is reduced, and the chalky odor of water is eliminated. In addition, bacteria in the water are sterilized by ultraviolet light, and the number of bacteria is significantly reduced.

一方、水の流動検知信号もしくは流動調整信号よって紫
外線ランプが照射され、所定時間後にその照射が停止す
るため、紫外線が効率的に照射され、ライブの寿命向上
・消費電力量の低下・ランプ加熱による水温上昇の抑制
の作用がある。
On the other hand, the ultraviolet lamp is irradiated by the water flow detection signal or flow adjustment signal, and the irradiation is stopped after a predetermined time, so ultraviolet rays are efficiently irradiated, improving the lifespan of the live performance, reducing power consumption, and improving lamp heating. It has the effect of suppressing water temperature rise.

実施例 以下、本発明を実施例にて説明する。第1図は本発明の
飲料用タンクの一実施例である。紫外線ランプ1がタン
ク2内部に配置され、水流動検知装置3が流入口4に設
けられている。給水管5から流入した水は水流動検知装
置3を通過することにより、その流入が制御部6に電気
信号として導線7aを経由してインプットされ、これを
受けて紫外線ランプ1へその照射を促す電気信号が導線
7bを経由して伝えられる。この電気信号を受けて紫外
線ランプ1は点燈し、水の滅菌および残留塩素の分解が
行なわれる。一方、制御部6にはタイマーが設けられて
おり、水の流入を検知してから所定時間後に紫外線ラン
プ1の照射を停止させるような回路が設けられ、その電
気信号が再び導線7bを経由して紫外線ランプ1へ伝え
られ、照射が停止する。
EXAMPLES The present invention will be explained below using examples. FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of the beverage tank of the present invention. An ultraviolet lamp 1 is placed inside the tank 2, and a water flow detection device 3 is provided at the inlet 4. When the water flowing in from the water supply pipe 5 passes through the water flow detection device 3, the inflow is input as an electric signal to the control unit 6 via the conductor 7a, which prompts the ultraviolet lamp 1 to irradiate the water. Electrical signals are transmitted via conductor 7b. In response to this electric signal, the ultraviolet lamp 1 is turned on to sterilize the water and decompose residual chlorine. On the other hand, the control unit 6 is provided with a timer, and a circuit is provided to stop the irradiation of the ultraviolet lamp 1 after a predetermined time after detecting the inflow of water, and the electric signal is transmitted again via the conductor 7b. is transmitted to the ultraviolet lamp 1, and irradiation is stopped.

浄化された水は、水道の蛇口8を開くことにより流出口
9より流出するとともに、新しい水が給水管5より流入
し、再び紫外線ランプ1の照射が始まる。
When the water faucet 8 is opened, the purified water flows out from the outlet 9, and new water flows in from the water supply pipe 5, and irradiation by the ultraviolet lamp 1 starts again.

なお、紫外線ランプ1は石英やバイロールガラス等の保
護管10に格納されている。また、その波長は253.
7 +u+を主波長とするものであるが、この近辺の波
長を主波長としてもよい。
Note that the ultraviolet lamp 1 is housed in a protection tube 10 made of quartz, Vyroll glass, or the like. Also, its wavelength is 253.
Although the main wavelength is 7 +u+, a wavelength around this may be used as the main wavelength.

水流動検知装置3は流出口9に設けてもよい。The water flow detection device 3 may be provided at the outlet 9.

また、水流動検知装置や水流動調整装置からの信号を用
いないで、別途設けた紫外線ランプ照射用スイッチによ
り照射を開始したり停止することも可能である。さらに
ヒータ等で水温を上昇させる場合、ヒータの入力によっ
て照射をさせることも可能である。
Furthermore, it is also possible to start or stop irradiation using a separately provided ultraviolet lamp irradiation switch without using signals from a water flow detection device or a water flow adjustment device. Furthermore, when the water temperature is raised using a heater or the like, it is also possible to irradiate the water by inputting the heater.

第2図は本発明の一実施例である水流動検知装置の正面
断面図である。
FIG. 2 is a front sectional view of a water flow detection device which is an embodiment of the present invention.

入口部11より流入した水は、案内口12に配置したフ
ロート13を水圧にて押し上げ、案内口12とフロート
13との間にできた隙間を経由して流れ、出口部14よ
り流出する。一方、水圧にて押し上げられたフロート1
3の中にはマグネット15が配置され、リードスイッチ
16に近づくと起電力の変化により水の流入すなわち水
の流動が検知され、紫外線ランプの照射を行なわせる信
号を発信する。
The water flowing in from the inlet 11 pushes up the float 13 disposed in the guide port 12 by hydraulic pressure, flows through the gap formed between the guide port 12 and the float 13, and flows out from the outlet part 14. On the other hand, float 1 was pushed up by water pressure.
A magnet 15 is disposed inside the magnet 3, and when the magnet 15 approaches the reed switch 16, the inflow of water, that is, the flow of water, is detected by a change in electromotive force, and a signal is sent to cause the ultraviolet lamp to irradiate.

水の流入が停止すると、フロート13はそれ自身の重み
によりガイド軸17にそって自然に落下し、案内口12
に接触する。
When the inflow of water stops, the float 13 naturally falls along the guide shaft 17 due to its own weight, and the guide port 12
come into contact with.

第3図は本発明のttEft=施例である水流動検知装
置の正面断面図である。入口部11より流入した水は、
浮子1日を押し上げる。浮子18が受光部19まで押し
上げられると、ホトインタラプタ20より出ている光が
さえぎられ、感光部21は光の検出がされなくなり、水
の流入、fなわち水の流動が検知され、紫外線ランプの
照射を行なわせる信号を発信する。  パ 水の流入が停止すると、浮子18はそれ自身の重みによ
り自然に落下する。
FIG. 3 is a front sectional view of a water flow detection device which is an embodiment of the present invention. The water flowing in from the inlet 11 is
Push up the float a day. When the float 18 is pushed up to the light receiving section 19, the light emitted from the photointerrupter 20 is blocked, and the photosensitive section 21 no longer detects light, and the inflow of water, i.e., the flow of water, is detected, and the ultraviolet lamp A signal is sent to cause the irradiation. When the flow of water stops, the float 18 naturally falls under its own weight.

第4図は、本発明の他実施例である水流動検知装置iの
正面断面図である。
FIG. 4 is a front sectional view of a water flow detection device i which is another embodiment of the present invention.

入口部11より流入した水は、翼車23を回転させその
回転を制御部24で感知して水の流入すなわち水の流動
が検知され、紫外線ランプの照射を行なわせる信号を発
信する。
The water flowing in from the inlet portion 11 rotates the impeller 23, and the rotation is sensed by the control portion 24, the inflow of water, that is, the flow of water is detected, and a signal is sent to cause the ultraviolet lamp to irradiate.

第5図は本発明の飲料用タンクの他実施例である。流出
口9に弁25が、流入口4に水流動調整装置26が設け
られている。水流動調整装置26として電動式止水弁を
用い、それを閉作動することによって発せられた流動調
整信号は導線7aを経由して制御部6ヘインプツトされ
、これを受けて紫外線1へその照射を促す電気信号が導
線7bを経由して伝えられる。一方、制御部6にはタイ
マーが設けられておシ、水の流入を検知してから所定時
間後に紫外線ランプ1の照射を停止させるように回路が
設けられ、その電気信号が再び導線7bを経由して紫外
線ランプへ伝えられ、照射が停止する。
FIG. 5 shows another embodiment of the beverage tank of the present invention. A valve 25 is provided at the outlet 9 and a water flow regulating device 26 is provided at the inlet 4. An electric water stop valve is used as the water flow adjustment device 26, and the flow adjustment signal generated by closing the valve is input to the control unit 6 via the conductor 7a, and in response to this, the irradiation of the ultraviolet rays 1 is performed. A prompting electrical signal is transmitted via conductor 7b. On the other hand, the control unit 6 is provided with a timer and a circuit is provided to stop the irradiation of the ultraviolet lamp 1 after a predetermined period of time after detecting the inflow of water, and the electric signal is transmitted again via the conductor 7b. is transmitted to the ultraviolet lamp, and irradiation is stopped.

第6図は弁の実施例である。弁25は流出口9からの水
の流出によってその開閉が行なわれる。
FIG. 6 shows an embodiment of the valve. The valve 25 is opened and closed by the outflow of water from the outlet 9.

水の流出がないときは、弁25はゴムマット27を敷い
た台座28の上に載っており、空気の進入を防止してい
る。一方、水の流出があると弁25は開き、最大の流出
時は固定板29でその開きが停止するようになっている
。このように、弁25は支軸30を中心に移動し、弁2
5の先端上部に設けた重りalによって水の流入が停止
すると再び台座28の上に載る。これにより空気中の浮
遊雑菌が水中に進入することを防止できる。この弁は流
入口に設けてもよい。
When no water is flowing out, the valve 25 rests on a pedestal 28 covered with a rubber mat 27 to prevent air from entering. On the other hand, when water flows out, the valve 25 opens, and when the maximum water flows out, the opening is stopped by a fixed plate 29. In this way, the valve 25 moves around the support shaft 30, and the valve 25 moves around the support shaft 30.
When the inflow of water is stopped by the weight al provided at the upper part of the tip of 5, it rests on the pedestal 28 again. This can prevent airborne bacteria from entering the water. This valve may be provided at the inlet.

水流動調整装置の実施例を第7図に示す。スイッチ(記
載せず)にて「開」作動をさせると、その電気信号が制
御部6(第5図)からモータ32へ伝わり、モータ32
の回転が減速ギア33からシャフト34へ伝達される。
An embodiment of the water flow regulating device is shown in FIG. When a switch (not shown) is operated to open, the electric signal is transmitted from the control unit 6 (FIG. 5) to the motor 32.
rotation is transmitted from the reduction gear 33 to the shaft 34.

シャフト34の回転により弁軸35が移動し、これにと
もない止水弁36が開かれ、入口37から水が流入し出
口38から流出する。
The rotation of the shaft 34 causes the valve shaft 35 to move, thereby opening the water stop valve 36, allowing water to flow in from the inlet 37 and flow out from the outlet 38.

一方、スイッチを「閉」作動させると、モータ32へそ
の電気信号が伝わり、モータ32の逆転が始まる。この
回転は、減速ギア33・シャフト34・弁軸35へと伝
わり、これにともない止水弁36が閉じられ、入口37
からの水の流入が停止する。
On the other hand, when the switch is operated to "close", the electric signal is transmitted to the motor 32, and the motor 32 starts to reverse rotation. This rotation is transmitted to the reduction gear 33, shaft 34, and valve shaft 35, and as a result, the water stop valve 36 is closed, and the inlet 37
The inflow of water from the tank stops.

この水流動調整装置26は「開」作動もしくは「閉」作
動することにより流動調整信号が発信される。
The water flow adjustment device 26 transmits a flow adjustment signal when it is opened or closed.

なお、この水流動調整装置26は流出口9に設けてもよ
い。また、その水流動調整機構も、本実施例のバルブス
プリング方式にとられれず、バルブ押付方式・オーリン
グ方式・パイロット方式・ボール方式・ボールバルブ方
式等の止水弁でもよい。また、水中ポンプでもよい。
Note that this water flow adjustment device 26 may be provided at the outlet 9. Further, the water flow adjustment mechanism is not limited to the valve spring method of this embodiment, but may also be a water stop valve of a valve pressing method, an O-ring method, a pilot method, a ball method, a ball valve method, or the like. Alternatively, a submersible pump may be used.

第1図に示す実施例にて効果の判定を行なった。The effectiveness was evaluated in the example shown in FIG.

2.57?のステンレス製タンクに、波長253.7m
mを主波長とする紫外線ランプを取り付け、その周囲を
石英ガラス管にて覆った。このタンク内に残留塩素lp
pm、一般細菌数105コ/ yilの水を流入し、紫
外線を20分照射するようにしたところ残留塩素は検出
されず一般細菌数は8コ/ゴに減少していた。これによ
り水温の上昇もなかった。
2.57? wavelength 253.7m in a stainless steel tank.
An ultraviolet lamp having a main wavelength of m was attached, and its surroundings were covered with a quartz glass tube. Residual chlorine lp in this tank
When water with a pm and general bacteria count of 105 bacteria/yil was poured in and irradiated with ultraviolet rays for 20 minutes, no residual chlorine was detected and the general bacteria count was reduced to 8 bacteria/yil. As a result, there was no rise in water temperature.

発明の効果 以上のように本発明の飲料用タンクによれば次の効果が
得られる。
Effects of the Invention As described above, the beverage tank of the present invention provides the following effects.

(1)紫外線ランプをタンクの内部に配置しているので
残留塩素および一般細菌数の数が減少し、おいしい水が
得られる。
(1) Since the ultraviolet lamp is placed inside the tank, residual chlorine and the number of general bacteria are reduced, resulting in delicious water.

2)水の流動検知信号もしくは流動調整信号によって紫
外線ランプを照射させ、所定時間後に紫外線ランプの照
射を停止させているので、紫外線ランプが効率よく照射
され、ランプ寿命の向上、消費電力量の低下、ランプ加
熱による水温上昇の抑制の効果が得られる。
2) The UV lamp is irradiated by the water flow detection signal or the flow adjustment signal, and the UV lamp irradiation is stopped after a predetermined period of time, so the UV lamp is efficiently irradiated, extending lamp life and reducing power consumption. , the effect of suppressing the rise in water temperature due to lamp heating can be obtained.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図は本発明の一実施例における飲料用タンクの正面
断面図、第2図は同タンクの水流動検知装置の正面断面
図、第3図は本発明の他の実施例における水流動検知装
置の正面断面図、第4図は本発明の他の実施例における
水流動検知装置の正面断面図、第5図は本発明の他の実
施例における飲料用タンクの正面断面図、第6図は第5
図における弁の正面断面図、第7図は第5図における水
流動調整装置の正面断面図である。 1・・・・・・紫外線ランプ、2・・・・・・タンク、
3・・・・・・水流動検知装置、4・・・・・・流入口
、9・・・・・・流出口、25・・・・・・弁、26・
・・・水流動調整装置。 代理人の氏名 弁理士 中 尾 放 男 ほか1名/−
一一索タトF、&ランフ。 2− グンク 9−−−5鼠士四 第2図 第3図 第4図 第6図 2q 第7図
FIG. 1 is a front sectional view of a beverage tank in one embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a front sectional view of a water flow detection device for the same tank, and FIG. 3 is a water flow detection device in another embodiment of the present invention. 4 is a front sectional view of a water flow detection device according to another embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 5 is a front sectional view of a drinking tank according to another embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 6 is a front sectional view of the device; is the fifth
FIG. 7 is a front sectional view of the valve in FIG. 5, and FIG. 7 is a front sectional view of the water flow regulating device in FIG. 1... Ultraviolet lamp, 2... Tank,
3... Water flow detection device, 4... Inlet, 9... Outlet, 25... Valve, 26...
...Water flow adjustment device. Name of agent: Patent attorney Hio Nakao and 1 other person/-
Ichisaku Tato F, & Rumph. 2- Gunku 9---5 Nezumi 4 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 6 Figure 2q Figure 7

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)紫外線ランプを内部に配置したタンクの流入口も
しくは流出口に、水流動検知装置もしくは水流動調整装
置を設け、前記水流動検知装置からの流動検知信号もし
くは前記水流動調整装置からの流動調整信号によって前
記紫外線ランプを照射させ、所定時間後に前記紫外線ラ
ンプの照射を停止させる飲料用タンク。 2 タンクの流入口、流出口の少なくとも一方に弁を設
けた特許請求の範囲第1項記載の飲料用タンク。
(1) A water flow detection device or a water flow adjustment device is provided at the inlet or outlet of a tank in which an ultraviolet lamp is arranged, and a flow detection signal from the water flow detection device or a flow from the water flow adjustment device is provided. A beverage tank that causes the ultraviolet lamp to irradiate according to an adjustment signal and stops irradiation of the ultraviolet lamp after a predetermined time. 2. The beverage tank according to claim 1, wherein a valve is provided at at least one of the inlet and outlet of the tank.
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