JPS6340002A - Snow melting apparatus - Google Patents

Snow melting apparatus

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Publication number
JPS6340002A
JPS6340002A JP18276886A JP18276886A JPS6340002A JP S6340002 A JPS6340002 A JP S6340002A JP 18276886 A JP18276886 A JP 18276886A JP 18276886 A JP18276886 A JP 18276886A JP S6340002 A JPS6340002 A JP S6340002A
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Prior art keywords
underground
heat
ground surface
damper
snow
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JP18276886A
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Inventor
谷 一郎
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Toyo Netsu Kogyo Kaisha Ltd
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Abstract

(57)【要約】本公報は電子出願前の出願データであるた
め要約のデータは記録されません。
(57) [Abstract] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 産業上の利用分野 この発明は極めて省エネルギー性の高い融雪装置に関す
る。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Application This invention relates to a snow melting device that is extremely energy efficient.

従来の技術 従来降り積った雪を融かそうとすれば、地下水を汲み上
げて散水したり、更にその水を加熱して散水することも
あり、多大の外部エネルギや燃料を必要としていた。
Conventional Technology In the past, in order to melt fallen snow, groundwater had to be pumped up and sprinkled, and the water had to be heated and sprinkled, which required a large amount of external energy and fuel.

問題点を解決するための手段 この発明はヒートパイプを応用し、その一端を地表面に
近く地中にたて方向に設置し、ヒートパイプの内部には
蒸気の流れを制御するダンパが取り付けられている。そ
してセンサで降雪の有無、地表面温度、地中温度を夫々
検知し、降雪がなく、かつ地中の温度が地表面温度より
高い場合のみ、ダンパを閉じるようにしたものである。
Means for Solving the Problems This invention applies a heat pipe, one end of which is installed vertically underground near the ground surface, and a damper is installed inside the heat pipe to control the flow of steam. ing. Sensors detect snowfall, ground surface temperature, and underground temperature, and close the damper only when there is no snowfall and the underground temperature is higher than the ground surface temperature.

実施例 第1図はこの発明の実施例を示す説明図であって、1は
地表面、2は一端を地表面近くに位置させ、地中に垂直
に設置したヒートパイプである。
Embodiment FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing an embodiment of the present invention, in which 1 is the ground surface, and 2 is a heat pipe with one end located near the ground surface and vertically installed underground.

ヒートパイプ中は容器中にウィック22、蒸気通路23
、ならびに渾気流を遮断するためのダンパ21を有して
いる。3は地表面の温度T+のセンサ、4は地中の温度
T2のセンサ、5は例えば光電管等を用いた降雪センサ
、10はダンパ調節装置であって、6はダンパへの信号
線、7,8.9は各センサとの信号線である。又第2図
はヒートパイプ2の拡大説明図であって、第1図、第2
図とも24は地表端、25は反対側の地中端とする。
In the heat pipe, there is a wick 22 and a steam passage 23 in the container.
, and a damper 21 for blocking the airflow. 3 is a sensor for the ground surface temperature T+, 4 is a sensor for the underground temperature T2, 5 is a snowfall sensor using, for example, a phototube, 10 is a damper adjustment device, 6 is a signal line to the damper, 7, 8.9 is a signal line with each sensor. Moreover, FIG. 2 is an enlarged explanatory diagram of the heat pipe 2, and FIG.
In both figures, 24 is the surface end, and 25 is the underground end on the opposite side.

夏期の地表面温度T+が高く、地中温度T2が低いとき
は、ダンパ21は開き、地表端24で媒体は加熱されて
蒸気となり1.包線矢印26′の如く通路23を通り地
中端25で周囲に熱を放出して媒体は凝結して液となり
、今度は毛管現象によりウィック22中を点線矢印27
′の如く上昇し、地中端24に至り、このように地表面
の熱を地下に貯える作用をする。
When the ground surface temperature T+ is high in summer and the underground temperature T2 is low, the damper 21 opens and the medium is heated at the ground surface end 24 and becomes steam.1. The medium passes through the passage 23 as indicated by the envelope arrow 26' and emits heat to the surroundings at the underground end 25, condenses and becomes a liquid, which then flows through the wick 22 as indicated by the dotted arrow 27 due to capillary action.
', and reaches the underground end 24, thus acting to store the heat from the earth's surface underground.

次に降雪時には地表面温度T、の方が地中温度T2より
低いので、今度は地中端25で吸熱して媒体は蒸気とな
り、点線矢印26の如く通路23を上昇し、地表端24
に至り、放熱して融かすとともに、媒体は凝縮して液と
なり、ウィック22中を実線矢印27の如く下降し、地
中端25に戻り、このように地中の熱を地表面に運び、
雪を融かす。熱はヒートパイプ自体の作用で夏期に地中
に貯めた熱を汲み出して冬期の融雪に使用するので、極
めて省エネルギ型の融雪装置である。
Next, during snowfall, since the ground surface temperature T is lower than the underground temperature T2, heat is absorbed at the underground end 25 and the medium becomes steam, which rises up the passage 23 as indicated by the dotted arrow 26 and rises to the surface end 25.
As it radiates heat and melts, the medium condenses and becomes a liquid, which descends in the wick 22 as shown by the solid arrow 27 and returns to the underground end 25, thus carrying the heat from the earth to the earth's surface.
melt the snow Heat is generated by the heat pipe itself, which pumps out the heat stored underground in the summer and uses it to melt snow in the winter, making it an extremely energy-saving snow melting device.

次に降雪センサ5は雪を検知せず、かつ温度センサ3.
4により地表面温度T1より地中温度T2の方が高い時
、(冬期は大ていそうなっている)雪がないのに地中の
熱を地表面に運び出しても無駄であるので、降雪セサン
5が雪を検知せず、且つ’r+ <’l’2の時のみ、
ダンパ調節装置が閉じられ、熱の移動が停止される。仮
に雪は検知されな(てもT、>T、の場合があれば(殆
んどあり得ないと思はれるカリ、地表面の熱を地中に運
んで貯えるのは意味があるので、その時は夏期の場合と
同じことで、雪の有無とは関係なしにダンパを開いてお
いて、ヒートパイプは作用する。ダンパを閉じ、ヒート
パイプの作用を停止するのは、雪がなく、かつTI <
’l’2の場合のみである。
Next, snowfall sensor 5 does not detect snow, and temperature sensor 3.
According to 4, when the underground temperature T2 is higher than the ground surface temperature T1 (which is often the case in winter), there is no point in transporting underground heat to the ground surface even though there is no snow; Only when does not detect snow and 'r+ <'l'2,
The damper regulator is closed and heat transfer is stopped. Even if snow is not detected (even if T, >T), it would be meaningful to transport and store heat from the earth's surface underground, which is almost impossible. At that time, it is the same as in summer, the damper is open and the heat pipe works regardless of whether there is snow or not.The damper is closed and the heat pipe stops working regardless of whether there is snow or not. <
Only in the case of 'l'2.

第3図は別な実施例を示し、地面1の下に、複数個のヒ
ートパイプ2.2’、2“・・−(図では3個)を直立
に設置したもので、夏期は地表面の熱をより深い地中に
貯え、降雪時はより深いところから大量の熱を地表面に
運び上げることができる。
Fig. 3 shows another embodiment in which a plurality of heat pipes 2, 2', 2", etc. (three in the figure) are installed vertically under the ground 1. of heat can be stored deep underground, and when it snows, a large amount of heat can be carried up from deeper to the ground surface.

効果 この発明の融雪装置はこのような構成であってヒートパ
イプの作用により、夏期は地表面の熱を地中に貯え、冬
期に雪が降ったときは、地中の熱で地表面の雪を融かす
もので、きわめて省エネルギ型のものであり、又ヒート
パイプ内部のダンパにより雪がなく、かつ地表面温度が
低い時は、熱の流れを遮断するので、無駄に地中の熱を
地表面に運ぶことはない。
Effects The snow melting device of the present invention has such a structure, and by the action of the heat pipe, heat from the ground surface is stored underground in the summer, and when snow falls in the winter, the heat from the ground is used to melt the snow on the ground surface. It is an extremely energy-saving type, and the damper inside the heat pipe cuts off the flow of heat when there is no snow and the ground surface temperature is low, so the underground heat is wasted away at the ground surface. Never carry it.

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

第1図はこの発明の実施例の装置の説明図、第2図はヒ
ートパイプを取り出して示した説明図、第3図は別な実
施例の概念図である。 符号の説明 1−地面、2−・ヒートパイプ、21−ダンパ、22−
・−ウィック、23・−・蒸気通路、24.25・・−
・端部、26−・蒸気流、27−・液流、3.4一温度
センサ、5−降雪センサ、6.7゜8.9・・−信号線
、10−・−ダンパ調節装置。 第1図 ら
FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of an apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a heat pipe taken out, and FIG. 3 is a conceptual diagram of another embodiment. Explanation of symbols 1-ground, 2-・heat pipe, 21-damper, 22-
-Wick, 23...Steam passage, 24.25...-
- End, 26--Steam flow, 27--Liquid flow, 3.4-Temperature sensor, 5-Snowfall sensor, 6.7°8.9...-Signal line, 10--Damper adjustment device. Figure 1 et al.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 融雪装置において、ヒートパイプを、その一端を地表面
に近くしてたて方向に地中に設置し、かつヒートパイプ
の内部に蒸気の流れを制御するダンパを取り付けるとと
もに、降雪センサ、地表面温度センサ、ならびに地中温
度センサを設け、降雪がなく、かつ地中温度が地表面温
度より高い時のみダンパを閉じるように構成されている
ことを特徴とする融雪装置。
In a snow melting device, a heat pipe is installed vertically underground with one end close to the ground surface, and a damper that controls the flow of steam is installed inside the heat pipe, as well as a snowfall sensor and a ground surface temperature sensor. 1. A snow melting device comprising a sensor and an underground temperature sensor, and configured to close a damper only when there is no snowfall and the underground temperature is higher than the ground surface temperature.
JP18276886A 1986-08-05 1986-08-05 Snow melting apparatus Pending JPS6340002A (en)

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JP18276886A JPS6340002A (en) 1986-08-05 1986-08-05 Snow melting apparatus

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JP18276886A JPS6340002A (en) 1986-08-05 1986-08-05 Snow melting apparatus

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Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH04174104A (en) * 1990-11-02 1992-06-22 Daisei:Kk Thawer

Citations (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS6272802A (en) * 1985-09-12 1987-04-03 ダイムラ−ベンツ・アクチエンゲゼルシャフト Method and apparatus for heating car road by heating apparatus receiving supply of geothermal heat

Patent Citations (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPS6272802A (en) * 1985-09-12 1987-04-03 ダイムラ−ベンツ・アクチエンゲゼルシャフト Method and apparatus for heating car road by heating apparatus receiving supply of geothermal heat

Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH04174104A (en) * 1990-11-02 1992-06-22 Daisei:Kk Thawer

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