KR102151944B1 - Disinfection chamber and sterile management chamber using the same - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention is a disinfection chamber for disinfecting both the interior and exterior of a target object, at least one gas injection unit installed on at least one sidewall and ceiling in the disinfection chamber to inject gas into the disinfection chamber, and evenly distribute the gas into the disinfection chamber. A first diffusion unit that diffuses, a second diffusion unit that evenly distributes the gas into the target object, a first gas sensor that senses the remaining amount of gas in the air in the disinfection chamber, and discharges the gas after disinfection of the target object is completed. At least one suction unit, a monitoring unit showing the disinfection status of the target object, a door unit that opens and closes when the target object enters and exits, and a control unit that controls the disinfection process for the target object by sensing entry and exit of the target object. do.

Description

Disinfection chamber and sterilization comprehensive management chamber using the same {DISINFECTION CHAMBER AND STERILE MANAGEMENT CHAMBER USING THE SAME}

The present invention relates to a chamber for disinfecting a vehicle and a chamber capable of managing the same, and a sterilization chamber capable of disinfecting not only the exterior of the vehicle, but also the articles in the interior space and the interior space using a specific gas, and comprehensive sterilization management using the same It relates to the chamber.

The ambulance operation and management guidelines require disinfection of ambulances at least once a week. In general, buses and vans, as well as ambulances, are frequently used by many people, so it is necessary to sterilize the interior of the vehicle on a regular basis for public hygiene. In recent years, it is necessary to prevent the transmission of respiratory diseases such as SARS and swine flu. For this reason, the necessity of regular sterilization or disinfection inside a vehicle is greatly emerging. In addition, in the case of private cars, there is a need to keep the interior clean by sterilizing mold and bacteria living in air conditioners and air inlets, and removing odors.In particular, private cars are required to keep the vehicle clean regardless of the interior or exterior of the vehicle. Since there is a high tendency to maintain cleanliness, simple and efficient means of sterilizing the interior of the vehicle are required in order not only to clean the exterior of the vehicle but also to keep the interior clean.

In the case of ambulances before, a hygienic environment was secured by passing the vehicle through a tunnel-type device to disinfect the outside, or by spraying a sterilizing agent into the vehicle regularly or from time to time in a very small amount directly or using a portable spray device. In this case, the sprayed disinfectant is not uniformly distributed, and there is a problem that the disinfectant is not applied to the part that is not exposed to the outside.

In addition, even in the case of emergency equipment or medical equipment, a separate sterilization device using ultraviolet equipment or disinfectant has been used by removing it from the ambulance 10.

Accordingly, there were problems such as the need for expensive equipment to be administered because the vehicle's internal disinfecting device and the external disinfecting device are separate, and the disinfection area is local, so that the manager must manually disinfect.

The biggest problem with the disinfection method through spraying is that the liquid is sprayed directly, so if the spray cannot be made of fine particles, or if the spray is directly sprayed even if it is fine particles, direct contact between the particles and the toxins causes damage or corrosion to the vehicle interior. Not only can it be caused, but it can also exist as a liquid on the bottom of the chamber after disinfection is completed due to condensation of the sprayed drugs in the chamber.

The present invention is to solve the above-described problems, and efficiently disinfects objects inside and outside the vehicle, and prevents residues of disinfectant from remaining, thereby providing a sterilization chamber suitable for disease prevention and hygiene management, and a sterilization comprehensive management chamber using the same. It has its purpose to provide.

In addition, there is another purpose to provide a sterilization chamber that is simpler, can be manufactured, and is durable.

The disinfection chamber according to an embodiment of the present invention for achieving the above object is a disinfection chamber that disinfects both inside and outside of a target object, and is installed on at least one sidewall and a ceiling in the disinfection chamber to inject gas into the disinfection chamber. One gas injection unit, a first diffusion unit for evenly diffusing the gas into the sterilization chamber, a second diffusion unit for evenly diffusing the gas into the target object, a first gas for sensing the remaining amount of gas in the air in the disinfection chamber A sensor, at least one suction unit that discharges the gas after disinfection of the target object is completed, a monitoring unit that shows the disinfection status of the target object, a door unit that opens and closes when the target object enters or exits, and detects the entry of the target object And a control unit controlling a disinfection process for the target object.

The gas is a wet chlorine dioxide gas generated from stabilized chlorine dioxide.

The sterilization chamber further comprises a loading means for loading the target object so as to be spaced apart from the bottom surface of the sterilization chamber, wherein the bottom surface of the bottom of the loading means is formed to be inclined at a predetermined angle with respect to the suction unit. do.

The suction unit includes a pipe for suctioning and discharging the gas in the sterilization chamber, and a second gas sensor for sensing a residual amount of gas around the suction unit.

The sterilization chamber is located in a suction part located on the bottom of the sterilization chamber, the first rotation to smoothly collect and discharge the gas in the sterilization chamber in the pipe and diffuse the gas on the bottom of the sterilization chamber. It includes a third diffusion unit for the second rotation.

The comprehensive sterilization management chamber according to another embodiment of the present invention further includes a sterilization chamber and a computerized chamber that controls and monitors the sterilization operation of the control unit observed through the monitoring unit.

The computerized chamber includes a computer unit, and the computer unit includes a gas management unit, a disinfection management unit, a computer control unit, and a manipulation unit.

A sterilization comprehensive management chamber according to another embodiment of the present invention includes a sterilization chamber and a storage chamber connected to the gas injection unit to store the injected gas.

The storage chamber includes a first fuel storage unit that stores fuel, a vaporization unit that vaporizes the fuel into the gas, a sensing unit that measures the concentration, humidity or pressure of the fuel and the gas, and ensures airtightness of the storage chamber. Includes a security department for.

The storage chamber further includes a liquefaction means for liquefying the gas discharged through the suction part and a second fuel storage part for storing the liquefied gas used for disinfection of the target object.

The sterilization chamber may be implemented by combining a plurality of plate-shaped pieces made of carbon and fiberglass sheets.

The sterilization comprehensive management chamber controls the disinfection operation of the control unit observed through the monitoring unit, manages the disinfection history and disinfection schedule of the target object, checks internal and external disinfection details before and after entering the target object, and the management state of the disinfection chamber It further includes a computer chamber that monitors and stores information such as, and provides to an external server.

The present invention uses a gas method rather than a spray method of a disinfectant to prevent damage to the vehicle due to residual disinfectant even after disinfection, and since the injected gas is diffused by the diffusion unit, it is possible to efficiently disinfect the interior and exterior of the vehicle. .

In the present invention, since residual disinfectant gas is discharged through the suction unit, there is an advantage of not irritating the bronchi of the operator or vehicle occupant.

The present invention uses a plate-shaped piece made of a carbon and fiberglass sheet material, so that it is possible to provide a disinfection chamber that can be easily assembled and has strong durability and corrosion resistance.

1 is a front view of a sterilization chamber according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a plan view of a sterilization chamber according to an embodiment of the present invention.
3 is a view for explaining gas diffusion in the sterilization chamber according to an embodiment of the present invention.
4 is a plan view of a sterilization comprehensive management chamber according to another embodiment of the present invention.
5 is a diagram showing a configuration of a computing unit according to another embodiment of the present invention.
6 is a view showing the configuration of a storage chamber according to another embodiment of the present invention.

In describing each drawing, similar reference numerals are used for similar elements. Terms such as first and second may be used to describe various elements, but the elements should not be limited by the terms. These terms are used only for the purpose of distinguishing one component from another component.

For example, without departing from the scope of the present invention, a first element may be referred to as a second element, and similarly, a second element may be referred to as a first element. The term "and/or" includes a combination of a plurality of related stated items or any of a plurality of related stated items.

Unless otherwise defined, all terms including technical or scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention belongs.

Terms such as those defined in a commonly used dictionary should be interpreted as having a meaning consistent with the meaning of the related technology, and should not be interpreted as an ideal or excessively formal meaning unless explicitly defined in this application. Shouldn't.

Hereinafter, a sterilization chamber and a sterilization comprehensive management chamber using the same according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 is a front view of a sterilization chamber according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1, the disinfection chamber 100 includes a gas injection unit 110, a first diffusion unit 120, a second diffusion unit 130, a third diffusion unit 140, and a first gas sensor 150. , A suction unit 160, a monitoring unit 170, a door unit 180, and a control unit 190 may be included.

The gas injection unit 110 may be installed on a side wall or ceiling of the sterilization chamber 100. For efficient disinfection, a plurality of gas injection units 110 may exist, and may be installed at a location other than a side wall or a ceiling.

The gas injection unit 110 injects disinfectant gas onto the vehicle 10. The disinfection gas is supplied from a storage unit connected to the outside of the disinfection chamber 100. The disinfecting gas may be a wet chlorine dioxide gas generated from stabilized chlorine dioxide. As gasified chlorine dioxide gas is commercialized and recognized as a sterilizing gas, sterilization using chlorine dioxide gas, which has a sterilizing effect in a wide range of viruses, bacteria, and fungi, continues to be a means of coping with influenza viruses, fruits, vegetables, and livestock infectious diseases Research results are published and are applied directly to the industry.

A gas pipe 161 is provided inside the sidewall and ceiling of the sterilization chamber 100 to supply the sterilizing gas to the gas injection unit 110, and the gas pipe 161 is connected to the storage unit. The gas injection unit 110 may inject the disinfecting gas by opening and closing the injection nozzle.

According to another embodiment of the present invention, the gas injection unit 110 may further include a blowing means (not shown) to inject gas. A typical example of the blowing means is a fan, but is not limited thereto, and includes all means for guiding or injecting the gas supplied from the storage unit to the vehicle 10 in the sterilization chamber 100.

The first diffusion unit 120 induces air circulation so that the gas injected by the gas injection unit 110 is diffused in the sterilization chamber 100. The first diffusion unit 120 may be installed on the ceiling of the sterilization chamber 100. However, for efficient diffusion of the injected gas, a plurality of first diffusion units 120 may exist and may be installed at various locations within the sterilization chamber 100.

The first diffusion unit 120 is provided with a blowing means to induce circulation of air. The blowing means may be a general fan type or an air circulator. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and includes any means for causing air circulation by generating a strong straight wind.

The second diffusion unit 130 induces air circulation so that the gas injected by the gas injection unit 110 is diffused into the vehicle 10.

The second diffusion unit 130 may be installed on a sidewall of the sterilization chamber 100. However, a plurality of second diffusion units 130 may exist so that the injected gas is efficiently diffused inside the vehicle 10 and may be installed at various locations within the disinfection chamber 100.

The second diffusion unit 130 includes a blowing means to induce circulation of air. The blowing means may be a general fan type or an air circulator. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and includes any means for causing air circulation by generating a strong straight wind.

The second diffusion unit 130 has a smaller size than the first diffusion unit 120 in that the main purpose is not to circulate the inside of the sterilization chamber 100 and has a larger number of channels than the first diffusion unit 120. It may be present and may be installed facing an open portion of the vehicle 10 (ie, a window, the rear of the vehicle 10 in the case of an SUV vehicle 10, a trunk portion, etc.).

The interior and exterior of the vehicle 10 may be efficiently disinfected through the first and second diffusion units 130, 120 and 130.

The first gas sensor 150 is disposed on the sidewall of the sterilization chamber 100 to sense the remaining amount of gas in the air in the sterilization chamber 100. Specifically, the first gas sensor 150 is used to detect the presence of residual disinfectant gas before and after the disinfection process of the vehicle 10. For efficient gas sensing, a plurality of first gas sensors 150 may exist, and may be installed at a location other than the sidewall of the sterilization chamber 100.

The gas detection method can be broadly divided into four types: electrochemical, semiconductor, optical, and catalytic combustion. A semiconductor type gas sensor and a contact combustion type gas sensor are widely used, but are not limited thereto, and the first gas sensor 150 may include any method capable of sensing the disinfectant gas used in the disinfection chamber 100.

The suction unit 160 includes a pipe 161 and a second gas sensor 162. The suction unit 160 is installed on the bottom surface of the disinfection chamber 100 to discharge the disinfectant gas existing in the disinfection chamber 100 through the pipe 161 after the disinfection process is completed. A plurality of suction units 160 may exist and be installed in the disinfection chamber 100 for efficient discharge of the injected disinfectant gas. The bottom surface of the sterilization chamber 100 may have an inclination toward the suction unit 160 from the side of the sterilization chamber 100 so that the sterilization gas can be easily discharged.

A third diffusion unit 140 may be installed in the pipe 161.

The third diffusion unit 140 circulates air to diffuse and discharge the injected sterilizing gas. The third diffusion unit 140 is provided with a blowing means to induce circulation of air. The blowing means may be a general fan type or an air circulator. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and includes any means for causing air circulation by generating a strong straight wind.

Unlike the first and second diffusion units 130 (120, 130), the third diffusion unit 140 operates in two ways. While the gas diffusion unit injects gas for disinfection of the vehicle 10 in the sterilization chamber 100, the air is circulated in the interior direction of the sterilization chamber 100. When the disinfection process is finished, the air is circulated toward the outside of the disinfection chamber 100, that is, the direction in which the suction unit 160 is installed so that the disinfectant gas is better discharged through the suction unit 160.

The second sensor is installed in the pipe 161 and senses the remaining amount of gas in the air in the pipe 161. Specifically, the second gas sensor 162 is used together with the first gas sensor 150 to detect the presence of residual disinfectant gas before and after the disinfection process of the vehicle 10. The gas sensing method of the second sensor may include any method capable of sensing the disinfection gas used in the disinfection chamber 100 like the first sensor.

Since the residual disinfectant gas is efficiently discharged through the suction unit 160, there is an advantage that it does not stimulate the bronchi of the operator or the occupant of the vehicle 10.

The monitoring unit 170 shows the disinfection status of the vehicle 10. The monitoring unit 170 is disposed on one side of the sterilization chamber 100. However, for ease of monitoring by a user, the disinfection chamber 100 may be disposed on a plurality of sides.

Specifically, the monitoring unit 170 continuously monitors whether the disinfection process starts, the disinfection process start time, the disinfection process end time, and the presence or absence of the disinfection gas in the disinfection chamber 100 detected by the first sensor. In addition, the monitoring unit 170 includes a display unit (not shown) disposed toward the outside of the disinfection chamber 100 to display monitored information.

The control unit 190 controls the disinfection process of the disinfection chamber 100 by sensing the entry and exit of the vehicle 10. The control unit 190 may be disposed on the side wall of the sterilization chamber 100. For ease of design, the control unit 190 may be disposed not only on the side of the sterilization chamber 100, but also on a floor or a ceiling.

The control unit 190 detects the presence or absence of the vehicle 10 in the sterilization chamber 100, and controls the start and end of the sterilization process of the sterilization chamber 100, and all operations of each component of the sterilization chamber 100. Accordingly, each component of the sterilization chamber 100 except for the control unit 190 is connected through an electrical wiring through a space between the interior and the exterior of the sterilization chamber 100.

Specifically, the control unit 190 includes an operation unit 214 (not shown). The manipulation unit 214 may be a touch panel or a physical button, and may be formed as a lever. The shape of the operation unit 214 is not limited thereto, and includes all types in which an input related to the operation of the sterilization chamber 100 can be input to the control unit 190 from the outside of the sterilization chamber 100.

The controller 190 detects the presence of the vehicle 10 in the sterilization chamber 100 and starts the sterilization process when receiving an input for starting the sterilization process. Even if an input for starting the disinfection process is received, if the presence of the vehicle 10 is not detected, the disinfection process is not started, and the monitoring unit 170 is controlled to indicate that there is no vehicle 10 in the disinfection chamber 100.

When the disinfection process starts, the control unit 190 controls the gas injection unit 110 so that the disinfectant gas is injected into the disinfection chamber 100. Thereafter, the controller 190 controls the first, second and third gas diffusion units 120, 130, and 140 to diffuse the injected disinfectant gas in the disinfection chamber 100 and the vehicle 10.

The control unit 190 controls the gas injection unit 110, the first diffusion unit 120, and the second diffusion unit 130 to stop operating when a preset time elapses after the start of the disinfection process, and the third diffusion unit ( 140) controls the disinfection chamber 100 to stop the diffusion of the disinfectant gas.

The preset time is set in consideration of the time it takes for various bacteria to be extinguished by the disinfecting gas and the time it takes for the interior and exterior of the vehicle 10 to be efficiently sterilized.

Each configuration of the sterilization chamber 100 may be manufactured using plate-shaped pieces made of carbon and fiberglass sheets. Accordingly, the disinfection chamber 100 can be easily assembled and has advantages in terms of durability and corrosion resistance.

2 is a plan view of the sterilization chamber 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 2, the sterilization chamber 100 includes a door unit 180.

The door unit 180 is opened and closed when the vehicle 10 enters and exits the sterilization chamber 100. In the opening and closing method, there are various methods such as a sliding method, a sliding door method, and a shutter method. In the case of the door unit 180, it is not limited to the above example, and includes any method capable of sealing the disinfection chamber 100 from the outside atmosphere.

The door unit 180 is disposed on one side of the sterilization chamber 100. However, in order to facilitate the entry and exit of the vehicle 10 into the sterilization chamber 100, there may be a plurality of them and may be arranged in a facing direction.

The control operation of the control unit 190 in connection with the opening and closing of the door unit 180 will be described in detail below.

The control unit 190 continuously receives information on the presence or absence of gas in the sterilization chamber 100 from the monitoring unit 170 while the power is turned on. The information is used for opening and closing the door unit 180 before the vehicle 10 enters the sterilization chamber 100 before disinfection or before moving the vehicle 10 out of the sterilization chamber 100 after disinfection. Even if the disinfection process is not in progress or the disinfection process is terminated, if the disinfection gas is present in the disinfection chamber 100, the control unit 190 controls the door unit 180 to not be opened.

The disinfection chamber 100 may include a loading means for loading the vehicle 10 to be spaced apart from the floor surface. The structure of the loading means may be a mesh structure, but is not limited thereto, and includes all forms in which the disinfectant gas can be smoothly discharged to the suction unit 160 while maintaining durability to load the vehicle 10.

3 is a diagram for explaining gas diffusion in the sterilization chamber 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 3, the second diffusion unit 130 circulates air toward the vehicle 10 with the rear door open. The circulation of air rising from the lower part of the vehicle 10 to the upper part is caused by the third diffusion part 140. Since the disinfectant gas is diffused to every corner of the vehicle 10 according to the circulation of air, the interior of the vehicle 10 can be efficiently sterilized.

4 is a plan view of a sterilization comprehensive management chamber 400 according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 4, the sterilization comprehensive management chamber 400 includes a sterilization chamber 100, a computerized chamber 200, and a storage chamber 300. According to another embodiment of the present invention, the sterilization comprehensive management chamber 400 may be composed of a sterilization chamber 100 and a computerized chamber 200, and may be composed of a sterilization chamber 100 and a storage chamber 300. May be.

The disinfection chamber 100 is the same as that described in FIGS. 1 to 3.

The computerized chamber 200 is located on one side of the disinfection chamber 100 in which the monitoring unit 170 is disposed so that the user can enter and check the progress of the disinfection process through the monitoring unit 170. The computer chamber 200 includes a computer unit 210 through which a user can control the disinfection operation of the disinfection chamber 100. The computer chamber 200 is connected to the control unit 190 of the sterilization chamber 100 so that the control of the disinfection process through the control unit 190 can be more precisely controlled.

The storage chamber 300 is connected to the gas injection unit 110 to store the disinfectant gas injected into the disinfection chamber 100. The storage chamber 300 replaces a storage unit that supplies gas to the gas injection unit 110 and safely stores gas and prevents explosion or damage due to the gas tank exposed to the outside.

5 is a diagram showing the configuration of the computing unit 210 according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 5, the computer unit 210 includes a gas management unit 211, a disinfection management unit 212, a computer control unit 213, and an operation unit 214.

The gas management unit 211 is connected to the control unit 190 of the sterilization chamber 100 and checks the remaining amount of gas in the gas tank or storage chamber 300 connected to the gas injection unit 110. If the remaining gas cannot perform the disinfection process more than a preset number of times, a notification is given through the monitoring unit 170. The preset number is a number of 1 to 2 or more and may be set in consideration of a disinfection schedule, and may be set arbitrarily by a user.

The disinfection management unit 212 is connected to the control unit 190 of the disinfection chamber 100 and manages a disinfection schedule. Specifically, the disinfection management unit 212 stores disinfection details for each vehicle 10 and manages a disinfection schedule of each vehicle 10. When the disinfection schedule for the specific vehicle 10 approaches in the near future, the disinfection management unit 212 notifies the number of the specific vehicle 10 through the monitoring unit 170 and to the vehicle 10 that has passed the scheduled disinfection date. Is notified periodically. The term within the near future is a period from several days to several months and may be set in consideration of the vehicle type and use of the specific vehicle 10.

The computerized control unit 213 controls the gas management unit 211 and disinfection management. In addition, the computer control unit 213 is connected to the control unit 190 of the sterilization chamber 100 to control the overall sterilization process. The computer control unit 213 checks and corrects the disinfection details stored in the disinfection management unit 212 before and after the disinfection process, and controls the disinfection management unit 212 to store the modified disinfection details.

The computer control unit 213 may be connected to an external server to transmit data related to the disinfection process to be monitored, data stored in the gas management unit 211, and data stored in the disinfection management unit 212 to the external server. Through the computerized control unit 213, it is possible to manage each chamber and a disinfection schedule of each vehicle 10 remotely.

6 is a view showing the configuration of a storage chamber according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 6, the storage chamber 300 includes a first fuel storage unit 310, a vaporization unit 320, a sensing unit 330, and a security unit 340.

The first fuel storage unit 310 stores fuel of a disinfectant gas to be supplied to the gas injection unit 110. Stabilized chlorine dioxide may be mentioned as an example of the fuel.

The vaporization unit 320 vaporizes the fuel stored in the first fuel storage unit 310 and then supplies the sterilizing gas to the gas injection unit 110.

The vaporization unit 320 does not require vacuum operation, and wet chlorine dioxide gas containing a certain amount of moisture in chlorine dioxide gas in real time at normal pressure and room temperature without a separate pretreatment process for maintaining the relative humidity inside the sterilization chamber 100 It is possible to sterilize even spores present in the object to be sterilized.

The sensing unit 330 measures the amount of fuel stored in the first fuel storage unit 310, the pressure of the first fuel storage unit 310, and the concentration and humidity of the sterilizing gas. The values measured by the sensing unit 330 are transmitted to the monitoring unit 170 of the sterilization chamber 100 so that the user can check the current state of fuel and the necessity of checking the storage chamber.

The security unit 340 secures the confidentiality of the storage chamber. Specifically, the leakage of fuel or disinfectant gas is continuously monitored to prevent leakage of fuel or disinfectant gas to the outside of the storage chamber. When the fuel stored in the first fuel storage unit 310 or the disinfectant gas of the vaporization unit 320 leaks into or out of the storage chamber, or when the pressure of the first fuel storage unit 310 exceeds or falls below the reference value The security unit 340 gives an alarm to the control unit 190 of the sterilization chamber 100. The alarm contains specific information about where the problem occurred. After receiving the alarm, the control unit 190 controls the monitoring unit 170 to display a corresponding situation after stopping the disinfection process.

Through the security unit 340, the disinfection process can be carried out more safely, and safety accidents can be prevented in advance.

According to another embodiment of the present invention, the storage chamber 300 may further include a liquefaction unit 350 and a second fuel storage unit 360.

The liquefied part 350 is connected to the pipe 161. The liquefied part 321 liquefies the disinfecting gas discharged through the pipe 161 of the suction part 160 after being used in the disinfection process.

The second fuel storage unit 360 stores the liquefied disinfectant gas. When fuel is stored in the second fuel storage unit 360 to the extent that the disinfection process can be performed at least once, the control unit 190 or the computer control unit 213 of the computer chamber 200 performs the next disinfection process. The fuel stored in the second fuel storage unit 360 rather than the fuel stored in the first fuel storage unit 310 is controlled to be used first.

By liquefying the sterilizing gas used as described above and reusing it, the amount of fuel consumed in the sterilization process can be minimized.

Meanwhile, each of the components of the present invention is separately shown in the drawings to indicate that they can be separated functionally and logically, and does not mean that they are physically separate components or implemented as separate codes.

In addition, in the present specification, each functional unit (or module) may mean a functional and structural combination of hardware for performing the technical idea of the present invention and software for driving the hardware. For example, each of the functional units may mean a predetermined code and a logical unit of hardware resources for executing the predetermined code, and does not necessarily mean a physically connected code or a single type of hardware. It can be easily inferred by an average expert in the technical field of the invention. In addition, in the present specification, the term'~ unit' may mean a functional and structural combination of software and hardware respectively storing corresponding information.

The present invention has been described above with the purpose of method steps representing the performance of specific functions and their relationships. The boundaries and order of these functional components and method steps have been arbitrarily defined herein for convenience of description.

Alternative boundaries and orders may be defined as long as the specific functions and relationships are properly performed. Any such alternative boundaries and sequences are therefore within the scope and spirit of the claimed invention.

In addition, the boundaries of these functional components have been arbitrarily defined for convenience of description. Alternative boundaries can be defined as long as certain important functions are performed properly. Likewise, flowchart blocks may also have been arbitrarily defined herein to indicate any significant functionality.

For extended use, the flow diagram block boundaries and order may have been defined and still perform some important function. Alternative definitions of both functional elements and flowchart blocks and sequences are therefore within the scope and spirit of the claimed invention.

The present invention may also have been described, at least in part, in terms of one or more embodiments. Embodiments of the invention are used herein to represent the invention, its aspects, its features, its concepts, and/or examples thereof. A physical embodiment of an apparatus, article of manufacture, machine, and/or process embodying the present invention refers to one or more aspects, features, concepts, examples, etc. described with reference to one or more embodiments described herein. Can include.

Moreover, in the entire drawing, embodiments may incorporate the same or similarly named functions, steps, modules, etc., which may use the same or different reference numerals, and as such, the functions, Steps, modules, etc. may be the same or similar functions, steps, modules, etc. or others.

As described above, in the present invention, specific matters such as specific components, etc., and limited embodiments and drawings have been described, but these are provided only to help a more general understanding of the present invention, and the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments. , If a person of ordinary skill in the field to which the present invention belongs, various modifications and variations are possible from these descriptions.

Therefore, the spirit of the present invention is limited to the described embodiments and should not be defined, and all things that are equivalent or equivalent to the claims as well as the claims to be described later fall within the scope of the spirit of the present invention. .

10: vehicle
100: disinfection chamber
110: gas injection unit
120: first diffusion
130: second diffusion
140: third diffusion
150: first gas sensor
160: suction unit
161: piping
162: second gas sensor
170: monitoring unit
180: door part
190: control unit
200: computer chamber
210: computing department
211: gas management department
212: Disinfection Management Department
213: computer control unit
214: control panel
300: storage chamber
310: first fuel storage unit
320: vaporizer
330: sensing unit
340: security department
350: liquefied part
360: second fuel storage unit
400: sterilization comprehensive management chamber

Claims (10)

As a sterilization chamber that disinfects both the inside and outside of the target object,
At least one gas injection unit installed on at least one sidewall and ceiling in the disinfection chamber to inject gas into the disinfection chamber;
A first diffusion unit for evenly diffusing the gas into the sterilization chamber;
A second diffusion unit for evenly diffusing the gas into the target object;
A first gas sensor for sensing the remaining amount of gas in the air in the sterilization chamber;
At least one suction unit discharging the gas after disinfection of the target object is completed;
A monitoring unit showing whether or not a disinfection process of the target object starts, a disinfection process start time, a disinfection process end time, and a sensing result of the first gas sensor using a display;
A door that opens and closes when the target object enters or exits; And
And a control unit configured to control the disinfection process for the target object by sensing the entry of the target object. The method of claim 1, wherein the gas is
Disinfection chamber, a wet chlorine dioxide gas generated from stabilized chlorine dioxide. The method of claim 1, wherein the sterilization chamber
Further comprising a loading means for loading the target object to be spaced apart from the bottom surface of the disinfection chamber,
The bottom surface of the bottom of the loading means
Disinfection chamber, characterized in that the inclined at a predetermined angle with respect to the suction unit. The method of claim 1, wherein the suction unit
A pipe for sucking and discharging the gas in the disinfection chamber; And
And a second gas sensor sensing the remaining amount of gas around the suction unit. The method of claim 4, wherein the sterilization chamber
A first rotation located in the suction unit located on the bottom surface of the disinfection chamber to smoothly collect and discharge the gas in the disinfection chamber in the pipe and a second rotation to diffuse the gas on the bottom surface of the disinfection chamber. The sterilization chamber comprising a third diffusion unit. The sterilization chamber of claim 1; And
Further comprising a computer chamber for controlling and monitoring the disinfection operation of the control unit observed through the monitoring unit, the computer chamber includes a computer unit,
The computing unit,
A gas management unit to check the remaining amount of the gas;
A disinfection management unit that manages a disinfection schedule of the target object;
A computer control unit controlling the disinfection process; And
Comprehensive sterilization management chamber comprising; an operation unit capable of controlling the sterilization chamber. The sterilization chamber of claim 1; And
And a storage chamber connected to the gas injection unit to store the injected gas,
The storage chamber is
A first fuel storage unit for storing fuel;
A vaporization unit for vaporizing the fuel into the gas;
A sensing unit measuring concentration, humidity, or pressure of the fuel and the gas; And
It comprises a security unit for ensuring the confidentiality of the storage chamber,
Sterile comprehensive management chamber. The method of claim 7, wherein the storage chamber
A liquefaction means used for disinfection of the target object and liquefying the gas discharged through the suction unit; And
Further comprising a second fuel storage unit for storing the liquefied gas, sterilization comprehensive management chamber. The disinfection chamber of claim 1
The sterilization chamber is implemented by combining a plurality of plate-shaped pieces of carbon and fiberglass sheet material. The sterilization comprehensive management chamber of clause 8
By controlling the disinfection operation of the control unit observed through the monitoring unit, managing the disinfection history and disinfection schedule of the target object, checking internal and external disinfection details before and after entering the target object, and monitoring information such as the management status of the disinfection chamber. To store and further comprising a computer chamber provided to the external server, sterilization comprehensive management chamber.

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