TW201536407A - Gas-liquid mixing apparatus, gas-liquid mixing system and gas-liquid mixture producing method - Google Patents

Abstract

A gas-liquid mixing apparatus for producing a gas-liquid mixture by mixing gas with a raw material liquid, which comprises a liquid-inflow tube into which the raw material liquid continuously inflows; a gas-inflow tube into which the gas continuously inflows, and a mixture-transfer pipe communicating with the liquid-inflow tube and the gas-inflow tube, wherein the liquid-inflow tube and the gas-inflow tube communicate with each other so that the raw material liquid and the gas collide head-on with each other, thereby forming a gas-liquid collision part at the connection between the liquid-inflow tube and the gas-inflow tube, and wherein the mixture-transfer pipe communicates to the gas-liquid collision part, while being positioned such that the central axis of the mixture-transfer pipe extends in a direction different from at least one of the central axis of the liquid-inflow tube and the central axis of the gas-inflow tube.

Description

Gas-liquid mixing device and gas-liquid mixing system

The invention relates to a gas-liquid mixing device and a gas-liquid mixing system.

The present application claims priority based on Japanese Patent Application No. 2014-20711, filed on Jan. 5, 2014, in Japan, and Japanese Patent Application No. 2014-134987, filed on Jun. content.

In the gas-liquid mixing device, for example, as disclosed in Patent Document 1, a gas-mixed water generating device that mixes a gas in supply water to produce gas-mixed water is known. In the gas-mixed water generator of Patent Document 1, it is mainly disclosed that carbon dioxide is produced by mixing carbon dioxide in water.

Carbonated water has an excellent heat insulating effect, and has been used in baths and the like that use hot springs since ancient times. It is basically believed that the heat preservation effect of carbonated water is to use the peripheral blood vessel dilating action containing carbon dioxide to improve the body environment. Moreover, the increase and expansion of the capillary bed is caused by percutaneous infiltration of carbon dioxide, thereby improving blood circulation of the skin. Therefore, it is effective for the treatment of degenerative lesions and peripheral circulatory disorders.

[Prior Art Literature] [Patent Literature]

[Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Laid-Open Publication No. 2010-264364

In the gas-mixed water generator of Patent Document 1, it is possible to produce gas-mixed water (especially carbonated water) with a simple structure. However, particularly in the case of hairdressing and beauty such as shampooing, it is desirable to miniaturize or reduce the cost of a device for producing carbonated water. Therefore, in a gas-liquid mixing device applied to hairdressing and other hairdressing such as shampooing, it is also strongly demanded that not only carbonated water can be produced by a simple structure, but also the solubility of a gas in a raw liquid can be improved to produce a carbonated water having a relatively high solubility. (Gas mixed liquid), thereby achieving miniaturization or low cost of the device. Moreover, it is also desirable to perform maintenance easily or to improve usability by ensuring sufficient flow.

As a structure for dissolving carbon dioxide, it is known that an apparatus for using a hollow fiber membrane is used in addition to the gas-mixed water producing apparatus of Patent Document 1. However, it is difficult to ensure a flow rate in a device using a hollow fiber membrane, and it is difficult to achieve downsizing and cost reduction.

Further, a device using a static mixer structure is also known. However, in the device having such a structure, if the pressure is not sufficiently increased, the solubility of the gas to the raw liquid cannot be increased. Therefore, a driving source such as a pump is usually required. The device configuration becomes complicated and it becomes difficult to miniaturize.

The present invention has been made in view of the circumstances described, and it is therefore an object of the present invention to provide a A gas-liquid mixing device and a gas-liquid mixing system using the gas-liquid mixing device, which can produce a gas mixture having a relatively high solubility with a simple structure, thereby enabling miniaturization or low price And easy to maintain, and also improve availability by ensuring adequate traffic.

The gas-liquid mixing device of the present invention mixes a gas in a raw liquid to produce a gas mixed liquid, and includes: a raw liquid inflow pipe for continuously flowing the raw liquid; a gas inflow pipe for continuously flowing the gas; and a mixed liquid pipe, Separating the raw liquid inflow pipe and the gas inflow pipe, the raw liquid inflow pipe and the gas inflow pipe communicate with each other such that the raw liquid collides with the gas face to face, thereby being in the communication portion Forming a gas-liquid collision portion, allowing the mixed liquid pipe to communicate with the gas-liquid collision portion, and disposing at least one of a central axis of the raw liquid inflow pipe and a central axis of the gas inflow pipe The center axis of the mixed liquid pipe is in a different direction.

In the gas-liquid mixing device, the raw liquid inflow pipe and the gas inflow pipe communicate with each other so that the raw liquid collides with the gas face-to-face, thereby forming a gas-liquid collision portion at the communication portion, and further mixing the liquid The pipe is in communication with the gas-liquid collision portion, and at least one of a central axis of the raw liquid inflow pipe and a central axis of the gas inflow pipe is disposed in a direction different from a central axis of the mixed liquid pipe, Therefore, the stock solution flowing in from the raw material inflow pipe and the gas flowing in from the gas inflow pipe collide with each other, and the gas mixed liquid can be directed to at least one of the central axis of the raw liquid inflow pipe and the central axis of the gas inflow pipe without biasing one side. Different directions Therefore, it is possible to maximize the collision energy with a simple configuration, thereby improving the solubility of the gas to the stock solution.

Further, in the gas-liquid mixing device, it is preferable that an angle formed between a central axis of the raw solution inflow pipe and a central axis of the gas inflow pipe is 20 to 180, more preferably 95 to 180. Here, the "angle between the central axis of the raw material inflow pipe and the central axis of the gas inflow pipe" means that the raw liquid inflow pipe and the gas inflow pipe are connected to each other and arranged on a plane. In the case of the angle formed between the two central axes.

According to this configuration, the gas mixture liquid having a relatively high solubility of the gas can be produced with a simple structure.

Further, in the gas-liquid mixing device, it is preferable that the stock solution is water and the gas is carbon dioxide.

According to this configuration, carbonated water having a relatively high solubility of carbon dioxide can be produced with a simple structure.

Further, in the gas-liquid mixing device, it is preferable that the first vortex generating means for generating a vortex in the gas mixture is provided in the mixed liquid pipe.

According to this configuration, in the connection portion of the raw material inflow pipe and the gas inflow pipe (the gas-liquid collision portion), the raw liquid collides with the gas, and the gas mixture obtained by mixing the gas in the raw liquid and dissolving most of the gas is The eddy current is generated, whereby the bubbles in the gas mixture are refined, and the dissolution with respect to the stock solution can be promoted by increasing the specific surface area thereof.

Further, in the gas-liquid mixing device, preferably the first eddy current generation The mechanism is provided between an end portion of the gas-liquid collision portion of the annular or cylindrical vortex generating portion provided in the mixed liquid pipe and an inner wall surface of the mixed liquid pipe facing the end portion a groove portion formed to open on the side of the gas-liquid collision portion.

According to this configuration, the first eddy current generating means includes the groove portion formed to open on the side of the gas-liquid collision portion, so that the gas mixed liquid collides with the bottom surface of the groove portion, and the flow of the gas mixture liquid is reversed, thereby forming a minute The eddy currents cause the bubbles in the gas mixture to be fine.

Further, in the gas-liquid mixing device, it is preferable that the first vortex generating means includes: an upstream first vortex generating mechanism disposed on an upstream side of the mixed liquid pipe; and a first eddy current than the upstream side The generating mechanism is disposed on the downstream side first vortex generating mechanism on the downstream side.

According to this configuration, it is possible to further refine the bubbles in the gas mixture by setting one of the first vortex generating mechanisms, and to further promote the dissolution with respect to the stock solution by increasing the specific surface area.

Further, it is preferable that a guide port is provided in an inner hole of the vortex generating portion constituting the upstream first vortex generating mechanism, and the guide port directs the gas mixture to the downstream side 1 The inner wall surface side of the vortex generating mechanism is guided.

According to this configuration, since the guide hole is provided in the internal hole of the vortex generating portion that constitutes the upstream first vortex generating mechanism, the gas mixture that has passed through the inlet is directed toward the inner wall surface side of the downstream first vortex generating mechanism. By this, the collision is more likely to collide with the bottom surface of the groove portion of the downstream first vortex generating mechanism, and the flow is reversed to form a vortex, whereby the bubbles in the gas mixture are refined.

Further, in the gas-liquid mixing device, it is preferable that a second vortex generating means is provided in the mixed liquid pipe, and the second eddy current generating means causes a flow path of the gas mixed liquid flowing through the mixed liquid pipe from upstream It narrows toward the downstream, thereby causing the gas mixture to generate eddy currents.

According to this configuration, the raw liquid collides with the gas at the connection portion (the gas-liquid collision portion) of the raw material inflow pipe and the gas inflow pipe, and the gas mixture obtained by mixing the gas in the raw liquid and largely dissolving the gas generates eddy current. Thereby, the bubbles in the gas mixture are made fine, and the dissolution with respect to the stock solution can be promoted by increasing the specific surface area thereof. Further, since the flow path of the gas mixture flowing through the mixed liquid pipe is narrowed from the upstream to the downstream, the solubility of the gas in the gas mixture can be improved by pressurizing the gas mixture.

Further, in the gas-liquid mixing device, it is preferable that the second vortex generating mechanism includes a narrow portion that narrows a flow path of the gas mixture flowing through the mixed liquid pipe from upstream to downstream; Further, the flow path changing unit reverses the flow of the gas mixture by changing the flow path on the side of the narrow portion, thereby generating eddy current.

According to this configuration, the gas mixture is pressurized by flowing through the narrow portion, and the solubility of the gas in the gas mixture is improved. Further, the flow of the gas mixture liquid is reversed by the flow path changing unit, and eddy current is generated, whereby the bubbles in the gas mixture liquid are refined to promote dissolution with respect to the raw material.

Further, in the gas-liquid mixing device, it is preferable that a pressure switch is provided in the raw liquid inflow pipe, and the pressure switch does not need to narrow the flow path of the raw liquid into the pipe. It is possible to detect that the pressure of the raw liquid flowing through the flow path is equal to or higher than a predetermined pressure, and the control valve is disposed in the gas inflow pipe, and the control valve is disposed between the gas inflow pipe and the gas supply source and is opposite to the slave The gas supply source controls supply of gas to the gas inflow pipe, and the pressure switch is configured to open the control valve after detecting that the pressure of the raw liquid is equal to or higher than a predetermined pressure.

According to this configuration, the pressure switch is provided in the raw liquid inflow pipe, and the pressure switch can detect the pressure of the raw liquid flowing through the flow path without narrowing the flow path, thereby preventing the flow path of the raw liquid from being narrowed and being subjected to the addition. The gas mixture in which the flow rate of the raw liquid is reduced to obtain the desired flow rate is not obtained.

Moreover, in the gas-liquid mixing device, preferably, the control valve includes a latching type solenoid valve.

According to this configuration, the latch type solenoid valve consumes less power than a conventional solenoid valve, thereby reducing the power consumption of the gas-liquid mixing device having the control valve.

Moreover, in the gas-liquid mixing device, the latch type solenoid valve preferably operates using a battery, and more preferably operates with a dry battery or a rechargeable battery.

By using a dry battery or a rechargeable battery instead of a commercial power source as a power source, the usability of the gas-liquid mixing device can be improved, for example, the use in a bathroom can be facilitated.

Further, in the gas-liquid mixing device, preferably, the control valve includes a proportional solenoid valve, and the proportional solenoid valve is provided to adjust a supply amount of gas from the gas supply source to the gas inflow pipe. Adjustment department.

According to this configuration, since the proportional solenoid valve is used as the control valve, the opening degree of the proportional solenoid valve is switched by the adjustment portion, whereby the gas supply source can be adjusted to the gas. The amount of gas supplied to the body into the tube. Therefore, by adjusting the flow rate of the gas to the raw water flowing in from the raw material inflow pipe, the concentration of the obtained gas-liquid mixed liquid can be adjusted to a different plurality of concentrations.

The gas-liquid mixing system of the present invention includes: the gas-liquid mixing device; a raw material supply source that supplies a raw liquid to the raw liquid inflow pipe; a gas supply source that supplies a gas to the gas inflow pipe; and a control unit that pairs the raw liquid The supply of the supply source to the raw liquid inflow pipe and the supply of the gas from the gas supply source to the gas inflow pipe are controlled.

In the gas-liquid mixing system, by providing the gas-liquid mixing device, the solubility of the gas to the raw liquid can be improved with a simple structure. Therefore, it is possible to achieve miniaturization or low price, and it is easy to perform maintenance, and the usability is improved by ensuring sufficient flow.

According to the gas-liquid mixing device of the present invention, the collision energy of the raw liquid and the gas can be maximized in a simple configuration, and the solubility of the gas to the raw liquid can be improved, so that a gas mixture having a relatively high solubility can be produced with a simple structure. Therefore, it is possible to achieve miniaturization or low price, and it is easy to maintain, and usability is improved by ensuring sufficient flow.

1, 50‧‧‧ gas-liquid mixing system

2‧‧‧ gas-liquid mixing device

3‧‧‧ Raw water supply source (raw liquid supply source)

4‧‧‧ gas supply source

5‧‧‧ Raw water inflow pipe (raw liquid inflow pipe)

5a‧‧‧ opening of raw water into the pipe side

6‧‧‧ gas inflow pipe

6a‧‧‧ openings into the tube side of the gas

6b‧‧‧ Orifice

7‧‧‧ gas-liquid collision department

8‧‧‧ Mixture piping

9‧‧‧Pipe body

9a‧‧‧Flange

10‧‧‧shell

11‧‧‧ Guide tube

12‧‧‧Interpolation Department

12a‧‧‧Steps Department

13‧‧‧Shell body

14‧‧‧Flange

15‧‧‧ interface clip

15a‧‧‧Slim opening

16‧‧‧O-ring

17‧‧‧Vortex generating member (vortex generating unit)

18‧‧‧Cylinder

18a, 21b‧‧‧ cone

19‧‧‧ deflector

19a, 19b, 19c‧‧‧ lead

20, 24‧‧‧ slot department

21‧‧‧The Great Trails Department

21a, 22a‧‧‧ internal holes

22‧‧‧ Small Trails Department

23‧‧‧Mixed tube

25‧‧‧Sarrow

26‧‧‧Flow Change Department

27a‧‧‧1st baffle

27b‧‧‧2nd baffle

27c‧‧‧ openings

28a, 28b‧‧‧ notch

29‧‧‧Fitting projection

30‧‧‧ Raw water side piping

30a, 31a‧‧‧ Connections

31‧‧‧ gas side piping

32‧‧‧1st pressure switch

32a‧‧‧bypass

33‧‧‧Solenoid valve (control valve)

34‧‧‧2nd pressure switch

35‧‧‧Output Department

36‧‧‧ tube

40‧‧‧Control Department

51‧‧‧ frame

52‧‧‧Control valve

53‧‧‧Speed controller

54, 56‧‧‧ operation panel

54a‧‧‧ display

55‧‧‧Adjustment Department

57‧‧‧ triangle

58‧‧‧ inverted triangle

θ, θ'‧‧‧ angle

Fig. 1 is a schematic view showing a schematic configuration of a first embodiment of a gas-liquid mixing system according to the present invention.

2A is an external perspective view showing a schematic configuration of a gas-liquid mixing device.

2B is a side cross-sectional view showing a schematic configuration of a gas-liquid mixing device.

Fig. 3A is a perspective view showing a vortex generating member.

Fig. 3B is a plan view showing the vortex generating member.

3C is a side cross-sectional view showing the vortex generating member.

4A is a perspective view showing a modified example of the guide port.

Fig. 4B is a perspective view showing another modification of the guide port.

Fig. 5A is a perspective view showing a mixing tube.

Fig. 5B is a plan view showing a mixing tube.

Fig. 5C is a side sectional view showing the mixing tube.

Fig. 6A is a perspective view for explaining the first pressure switch.

Fig. 6B is a side cross-sectional view for explaining the first pressure switch.

Fig. 7 is a side cross-sectional view for explaining the manufacture of a gas mixture by a gas-liquid mixing device.

Fig. 8A is a perspective view showing a modified example of the mixing tube.

Fig. 8B is a plan view showing a modification of the mixing tube.

Fig. 8C is a side cross-sectional view showing a modification of the mixing tube.

Fig. 9A is a view showing a schematic configuration of a second embodiment of the gas-liquid mixing system of the present invention, and is a front view showing an appearance.

FIG. 9B is a view showing a schematic configuration of a second embodiment of the gas-liquid mixing system of the present invention, and is a front view showing an internal structure.

Fig. 9C is a schematic view showing the second embodiment of the gas-liquid mixing system of the present invention; The resulting figure is a rear view showing the appearance.

Fig. 10 is a perspective view showing an internal structure of the gas-liquid mixing system shown in Figs. 9A to 9C.

Fig. 11 is a schematic view showing a schematic configuration of a third embodiment of the gas-liquid mixing system of the present invention.

Fig. 12 is a front elevational view showing the appearance of a third embodiment of the gas-liquid mixing system of the present invention.

FIG. 13 is a front view showing a schematic configuration of a communication portion between a raw material inflow pipe, a gas inflow pipe, and a mixed liquid pipe.

Hereinafter, the gas-liquid mixing device and the gas-liquid mixing system of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

Fig. 1 is a schematic view showing a schematic configuration of a first embodiment of a gas-liquid mixing system according to the present invention. In Fig. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a gas-liquid mixing system, and 2 denotes a gas-liquid mixing device.

In the present embodiment, the gas-liquid mixing system 1 is for mixing and dissolving carbon dioxide in raw water, for example, tap water, and using the obtained carbonated water for various purposes. The use of carbonated water is used, for example, as a hairdressing cosmetic purpose such as shampooing or bath water, that is, carbonated spring, as in the case of the prior art. Fig. 1 shows a schematic configuration of a gas-liquid mixing system 1 that is disposed in each shampooing station in a hairdressing and beauty shop including a plurality of shampooing stations.

The gas-liquid mixing system 1 includes a gas-liquid mixing device 2, and a raw water supply source (stock supply source) 3 for supplying raw water (stock solution) to the gas-liquid mixing device 2, and supplying carbon dioxide to the gas-liquid mixing device 2 ( The gas supply source 4 of CO ₂ : gas), the control unit 40 that controls supply of raw water from the raw water supply source 3, or supply of carbon dioxide from the gas supply source 4, and the like.

The gas-liquid mixing device 2 is the first embodiment of the gas-liquid mixing device of the present invention, and is shown in FIG. 2A as an external perspective view of the gas-liquid mixing device 2 and FIG. 2B as a side cross-sectional view of the gas-liquid mixing device 2, and includes A raw water inflow pipe (raw liquid inflow pipe) 5 connected to the raw water supply source 3 via a pipe (raw water side pipe 30), and a gas inflow connected to the gas supply source 4 via a pipe (gas side pipe 31) Tube 6.

In the present embodiment, the raw water inflow pipe 5 and the gas inflow pipe 6 are formed by one pipe, and the raw water supply source 3 is connected to the opening 5a on the side of the raw water inflow pipe 5 via the raw water side pipe, the gas supply source 4 The opening 6a on the side of the gas inflow pipe 6 is connected via a gas side pipe. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 2B, the raw water inflow pipe 5 and the gas inflow pipe 6 communicate with each other such that the raw liquid and the gas collide face to face, and the raw water flows into the center axis (not shown) of the pipe 5 and the center of the gas inflow pipe 6. At least one of the shafts (not shown) is disposed in a direction different from a central axis (not shown) of the mixed liquid pipe 8.

The shape and size of the raw water inflow pipe 5 and the gas inflow pipe 6 are not particularly limited as long as the effects of the present invention are not impaired, and a cylindrical shape is preferable.

Further, the angle formed between the center axis of the raw water inflow pipe 5 and the central axis of the gas inflow pipe 6 and the central axis of the mixed liquid pipe 8 is preferably 10°. 90°, more preferably 45° to 90°. In the case where one of the raw water inflow pipe 5 and the gas inflow pipe 6 is connected to the mixed liquid pipe 8 in a state of being connected to a plane, the angle means between the two central axes. The angle of formation. For example, in the case where the angle formed between the central axis of the raw water inflow pipe 5 and the central axis of the mixed liquid pipe 8, the angle shown in Fig. 13 is θ. By setting the angle to the above range, a gas mixture having a relatively high solubility of a gas can be produced with a simple structure. In the embodiment shown in FIG. 2A and FIG. 2B, the mixed liquid pipe 8 is disposed such that the central axis of the mixed liquid pipe 8 is orthogonal to the central axis of one of the pipes formed by the raw water inflow pipe 5 and the gas inflow pipe 6.

Further, the gas inflow pipe 6 is provided with an orifice plate 6b having a small hole on the opening 6a side thereof, whereby the carbon dioxide supplied from the gas supply source 4 is supplied to the gas inflow pipe 6 at a predetermined pressure. . Regarding the size and number of the small holes, it can be appropriately selected depending on the required gas pressure.

In the gas-liquid collision portion 7 of the raw water inflow pipe 5 and the gas inflow pipe 6, the mixed liquid pipe 8 is provided in communication with the raw water inflow pipe 5 and the gas inflow pipe 6, respectively. At least one of the central axis of the raw water inflow pipe 5 and the central axis of the gas inflow pipe 6 is disposed in a direction different from the central axis of the mixed liquid pipe 8, and includes a pipe body integrally connected to the gas-liquid collision portion 7. 9. A housing 10 detachably coupled to the piping body 9.

In the present embodiment, the casing 10 is detachably coupled to the pipe body 9, but the pipe body 9 and the casing 10 may be integrally formed.

Further, in the present embodiment, as shown in Fig. 13, if the original stock solution is flowed into the tube The angle formed by the central axis and the central axis of the gas inflow tube is θ', and θ' is preferably 20° to 180°, more preferably 95° to 180°, and particularly preferably 135° to 180°. . According to this configuration, the gas mixture having a relatively high solubility of the gas can be produced with a simple structure.

Further, in the apparatus of the present invention, the central axes of the raw water inflow pipe 5, the gas inflow pipe 6, and the mixed liquid pipe 8 may be configured to be disposed on the same plane, or may be formed as a triangular pyramid.

The pipe main body 9 is a cylindrical body that is integrally coupled to the gas-liquid collision portion 7 between the raw water inflow pipe 5 and the gas inflow pipe 6. Therefore, in the present embodiment, the members forming the raw water inflow pipe 5, the gas inflow pipe 6, and the pipe body 9 are integrally molded articles made of resin or metal. The integrally molded product may be formed in a T shape when viewed from the side. Here, the pipe main body 9 is formed in a state of surrounding the cylindrical guide tube 11 formed to communicate with the gas-liquid collision portion 7, and therefore has a sufficiently large inner diameter as compared with the inner diameter of the guide tube 11. .

The case 10 is made of a resin or a metal which is formed into a substantially cylindrical shape, that is, a tubular shape, and one end side is a substantially cylindrical interpolating portion 12 that is inserted into the pipe main body 9, and the other end side is taken out from the pipe main body 9. The substantially cylindrical housing body 13 is. Further, an annular flange portion 14 is formed between the interposing portion 12 and the casing body 13. The flange portion 14 is configured to abut against the annular flange 9a provided at the end of the pipe body 9 when the insertion portion 12 is inserted into the pipe body 9.

Further, as described above, in a state where the flange portion 14 of the casing 10 abuts against the flange 9a of the pipe body 9, as shown in FIGS. 2A and 2B, by the flange portions 14. The flange 9a is attached with a joint clip 15, and the flange portion 14 and the flange 9a are held and fixed in a state of abutting each other.

The interface clip 15 is formed by forming a metal leaf spring into a substantially annular shape, and has an elongated opening 15a that is engaged with the flange portion 14 and the flange 9a along the circumferential direction thereof. Extending the one end side and the other end side of the interface clip 15 so that the flange portion 14 and the flange 9a enter the inside thereof, and then closing the one end side and the other end side to make the flange portion 14 and the flange The 9a card is merged and protrudes into the opening 15a, whereby the interface flange 15 can be used to hold the fixing flange portion 14 and the flange 9a.

Further, in the interposing portion 12 of the casing 10, as shown in Fig. 2B, two O-rings 16 and O-rings 16 are wound around the outer peripheral surface thereof. A part of the O-ring 16 and the O-ring 16 protrudes in a groove (not shown) formed around the outer peripheral surface of the interposing portion 12. In the above configuration, when the insertion portion 12 is inserted into the pipe body 9, the O-ring 16 and the O-ring 16 are interposed between the inner wall surface of the pipe body 9 and the pipe body 9 is ventilated with respect to the pipe body 9. Densely connected.

A cylindrical vortex generating member (vortex generating portion) 17 is housed in the inner hole of the interposing portion 12. In other words, in the internal hole of the insertion portion 12, a step portion 12a is formed at a substantially boundary portion with the case body 13 side, and the vortex generating member 17 is placed on the step portion 12a. As shown in FIGS. 3A to 3C, the vortex generating member 17 has a cylindrical portion 18 and a deflector 19 integrally formed in the cylindrical portion 18. Here, FIG. 3A is a perspective view of the vortex generating member 17, FIG. 3B is a plan view of the vortex generating member 17, and FIG. 3C is a side cross-sectional view of the vortex generating member 17.

In the vortex generating member 17, at the upper end portion of the cylindrical portion 18, that is, The end portion on the side of the gas-liquid collision portion 7 is the front side (the side opposite to the gas-liquid collision portion 7) from the rear side (the gas-liquid collision portion 7 side) of the central axis of the mixed liquid pipe 8 (the casing 10). The tapered surface 18a which is further outward from the inner side is formed over the entire circumference of the upper end portion. Thereby, the tapered surface 18a and the surface facing the tapered surface 18a, that is, the mixed liquid pipe 8 (interposing portion 12 of the casing 10) facing the upper end portion of the vortex generating member 17 shown in Fig. 2B A groove portion 20 is formed between the wall surfaces.

The groove portion 20 is formed over the entire circumference of the upper end portion of the vortex generating member 17 and is open to the gas-liquid collision portion 7 side, and constitutes a part of the first eddy current generating mechanism of the present invention, that is, the upstream first vortex generating mechanism . The groove portion 20 flows into the bottom surface of the groove portion 20, that is, the tapered surface 18a, from the gas-liquid collision portion 7 through the guide tube 11 through the guide tube 11 as will be described later. A collision occurs and its flow reverses, forming a tiny eddy current.

As shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, the deflector 19 of the vortex generating member 17 has a guide port 19a formed on the outer peripheral portion thereof, that is, on the side of the cylindrical portion 18. In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3B, the guide port 19a is formed in an arc shape along the inner circumferential surface of the cylindrical portion 18, and the guide holes 19a are equally spaced along the circumferential direction of the cylindrical portion 18. Four grounds are formed. In this way, the introduction port 19a is formed on the side of the cylindrical portion 18, and the gas mixture liquid that has passed through the introduction ports 19a is directed toward the inner wall surface side of the mixed liquid pipe 8 constituting the downstream first vortex flow generation mechanism as will be described later. guide.

Here, the total opening area of the four guide ports 19a is formed to be substantially the same as the opening area of the inner hole of the guide tube 11. Therefore, in the gas-liquid collision portion 7, the raw water collides with the carbon dioxide, and the gas mixture formed by the mixing is guided. When the tube 11 passes through the four guide ports 19a, it passes at substantially the same flow rate. Thereby, when passing through the four guide ports 19a, the gas mixture liquid is not particularly pressurized, so that the flow rate thereof does not decrease, and it is possible to flow at the same flow rate as when passing through the guide tube 11.

Further, the shape or size of the guide port 19a is not limited to the one shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, and various configurations can be employed as long as it is disposed on the outer peripheral portion of the deflector 19, that is, on the side of the cylindrical portion 18. For example, a plurality of circular guide openings 19b having a relatively small diameter as shown in FIG. 4A or circular guide openings 19c having a smaller diameter as shown in FIG. 4B may be disposed. However, as for the guide port 19b shown in FIG. 4A or the guide port 19c shown in FIG. 4B, similarly to the guide port 19a, it is preferable that the total of the opening areas is formed as described above. The inner diameter of the guide tube 11 is substantially the same. 4A and 4B, only the deflector 19 is formed. The deflector 19 is formed in the cylindrical portion 18 shown in FIGS. 3A to 3C to constitute the vortex generating member 17.

As shown in FIG. 2B, the casing body 13 is formed by a large diameter portion 21 which is the side of the insertion portion 12 and a small diameter portion 22 which is smaller than the large diameter portion 21. In the large diameter portion 21, an internal hole 21a that communicates with the internal hole formed on the side of the step portion 12a is formed, and thus communicates with the guide port 19a of the vortex generating member 17. On the other hand, an inner hole 22a that communicates with the inner hole 21a of the large diameter portion 21 is formed in the small diameter portion 22.

The inner hole 21a of the large diameter portion 21 is formed in a tapered shape whose diameter gradually decreases as it proceeds toward the small diameter portion 22 side. In particular, the lower end side, that is, the side that communicates with the inner hole 22a of the small-diameter portion 22 is a tapered surface 21b having a large inclination angle (taper angle) formed by the inner wall surface. In other words, the tapered surface 21b is formed obliquely from the outer side toward the inner side with respect to the central axis (not shown) as it goes toward the small diameter portion 22 side.

The mixing tube 23 is detachably inserted and fixed to the internal hole 22a of the small diameter portion 22. The mixing tube 23 is a substantially cylindrical shape containing a resin or a metal, and is a vortex generating unit of the present invention, and an upper end portion thereof is protruded from the inner hole 21a side of the large diameter portion 21, and is attached and fixed. That is, the mixing tube 23 is disposed such that its upper end substantially coincides with the upper end of the tapered surface 21b.

According to this configuration, the groove portion 24 is formed between the upper end portion of the mixing tube 23 and the inner wall surface of the mixed liquid pipe 8 (the casing body 13 of the casing 10) facing the upper end portion, that is, the tapered surface 21b. The groove portion 24 is formed so as to open to the gas-liquid collision portion 7 side, that is, the vortex generating member 17 side constituting the upstream first eddy current generating mechanism, across the entire circumference of the upper end portion of the mixing pipe 23, and is configured as the present invention. The downstream first vortex generating mechanism that is a part of the first vortex generating mechanism.

With the groove portion 24, the gas mixture flowing into the casing body 13 through the guide port 19a of the vortex generating member 17 as described later mostly collides with the bottom surface of the groove portion 24, that is, the tapered surface 21b. And its flow reverses, creating a tiny eddy current. In other words, the gas mixture that has passed through the guide port 19a of the vortex generating member 17 is guided to the inner wall surface side of the inner hole 21a of the large-diameter portion 21 by the guide holes 19a, and thus the majority thereof faces the groove portion 24. flow.

In the present embodiment, the first vortex generating means on the downstream side of the vortex generating portion and the upstream first vortex generating means in which the vortex generating portion 17 is formed as the vortex generating portion are configured as the first Eddy current generation mechanism.

The upper end portion of the mixing pipe 23 constitutes a downstream first vortex generating mechanism, and in the present embodiment, the mixing pipe is separated from the downstream first vortex generating mechanism. A second vortex generating mechanism is formed inside the 23 . In other words, the mixing tube 23 has the narrow portion 25 and the flow path changing portion 26 as shown in FIGS. 5A to 5C. Here, FIG. 5A is a perspective view of the mixing tube 23, FIG. 5B is a plan view of the mixing tube 23, and FIG. 5C is a side sectional view of the mixing tube 23.

As shown in FIG. 5B and FIG. 5C, the narrowed portion 25 is an opening that is formed by the first baffle 27a extending from a part of the inner wall surface of the mixing tube 23 toward the center side, and is formed in the first baffle The front end of 27a is between the inner wall surface of the mixing tube 23. As a result, a part of the internal hole of the mixing tube 23 is closed by the first baffle 27a, whereby the opening area of the remaining opening portion is inevitably narrowed, whereby the flow path of the gas mixture liquid is changed from upstream to downstream. The narrow portion, that is, the narrow portion 25.

Further, as shown in FIG. 5C, on the lower side (downstream side) of the narrowed portion 25, the second flap 27b extends from the other portion of the inner wall surface of the mixing tube 23 toward the center side. In this way, the second baffle 27b is disposed directly below the narrowed portion 25, whereby the gas mixture flowing through the narrowed portion 25 collides with the second baffle 27b, and then flows into the front end and the second baffle 27b. In the opening 27c between the inner wall faces of the tubes 23. Therefore, the second baffle 27b and the opening 27c formed on the distal end side thereof constitute a flow path changing portion 26 that changes the flow path on the side of the narrowed portion 25.

The flow path changing unit 26 having the above-described configuration reverses the flow of the gas mixture by the second baffle 27b, and then guides it to the side opening 27c of the second baffle 27b, and the gas mixture is caused by The narrowed portion 25 is narrowed and pressurized from the upstream to the downstream. At this time, as shown by the arrow in FIG. 5C, the gas mixture is pressurized in the narrow portion 25, whereby the solubility of carbon dioxide is improved. Moreover, in the flow path In the further portion 26, the flow of the gas mixture liquid is reversed by the second baffle 27b, and the gas mixture liquid flows in a direction intersecting the central axis of the mixed liquid pipe 8 (mixing pipe 23) to generate a vortex.

Further, in the mixing tube 23, as shown in Figs. 5A and 5C, two notches 28a and notches 28b are formed in the side wall portion. The notches 28a and the notches 28b are mainly processing notches for forming the first baffle 27a or the second baffle 27b.

Further, as shown in FIG. 2B, at the lower end portion of the mixing tube 23, an annular fitting convex portion 29 that is fitted to the fitting recess (not shown) is formed, and the fitting recess is formed in the housing body. The lower end portion of the small diameter portion 22 of 13. The fitting convex portion 29 is detachably fitted to the fitting concave portion of the lower end portion of the small diameter portion 22, whereby the mixing tube 23 is detachably received and fixed in the casing body 13.

The opening that accommodates the lower end side of the mixing tube 23 fixed to the casing body 13 in this manner serves as a discharge port of the gas mixed liquid of the gas-liquid mixing device 2. Therefore, although not shown in the housing main body 13, a hose and a shower head are attached to the small diameter portion 22. Therefore, in the small-diameter portion 22, a male screw portion (not shown) is formed on the outer peripheral surface thereof, and a hose is detachably attached to the male screw portion.

As shown in FIG. 6A and FIG. 6B, the gas-liquid mixing device 2 having the above configuration is connected to the raw water side pipe 30 in the opening 5a of the raw water inflow pipe 5, and the gas side pipe 31 is connected to the opening 6a of the gas inflow pipe 6. The interface clamp 15 is used for the connection of the raw water side piping 30 or the gas side piping 31. The raw water side pipe 30 is connected to the raw water supply source 3 shown in FIG. 1, and the gas side pipe 31 is connected to the gas supply source 4.

Here, in the present embodiment, the raw water supply source 3 is a water pipe, and therefore, The raw water side pipe 30 is disposed between the water pipe and the raw water inflow pipe 5. However, the water pipe or the raw water inflow pipe 5 may be provided with a heating device (not shown) that heats the tap water to a predetermined temperature, for example, a predetermined temperature of about 30 ° C to 45 ° C. At the time of shampooing, the usual tap water may have an ice-cold feeling, and therefore it is desirable to preheat to the above temperature range, preferably about 35 ° C to 40 ° C.

In addition, in the tap water to be used as the raw water, for example, a predetermined amount of sodium chloride may be dissolved in advance in the tap water to be used as a medical purpose. Further, it is also possible to add a fragrance as needed. Further, as the raw water supply source 3, various water sources can be used in addition to the water pipe.

On the other hand, as the gas supply source 4, in the present embodiment, a gas canister filled with carbon dioxide at a pressure (measured pressure) of about 0.5 MPa is used.

As shown in FIG. 6A and FIG. 6B, the raw water side pipe 30 is provided with a first pressure switch 32 which is a pressure switch of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 6A, the first pressure switch 32 can detect the raw water flowing through the raw water side pipe 30 (the raw water flowing into the pipe 5) without narrowing the flow path of the raw water side pipe 30, that is, the raw water inflow pipe 5. The pressure sensor is a well-known one, that is, if the predetermined pressure is equal to or higher than a predetermined pressure, the switch is turned on, and if it is less than the predetermined pressure, the switch is turned off.

The first pressure switch 32 has a bypass pipe 32a that communicates with the inside of the raw water side pipe 30. When the inside of the raw water side pipe 30 is equal to or higher than a predetermined pressure, the raw water passes through the bypass pipe 32a to pressurize the first pressure switch 32. , so that the switch is turned on. When the raw water side pipe 30 is less than a predetermined pressure, the raw water does not pressurize the first pressure switch 32, and therefore the switch is in an open state.

Thereby, the first pressure switch 32 does not need to narrow the flow path of the raw water side pipe 30, that is, the raw water inflow pipe 5 connected thereto, and can detect the pressure of the raw water flowing through the flow path. In a flow sensor that is generally used, an impeller or the like is disposed in a flow path, and a flow rate is detected based on the number of revolutions, and as a result, a flow path is narrowed by an impeller or the like. On the other hand, since the first pressure switch 32 does not narrow the flow path, it is also possible to flow without reducing the flow rate.

The first pressure switch 32 is electrically connected to the control unit 40 as shown in FIG. 1 and transmits the detected on/off signal to the control unit 40.

The gas side piping 31 connected to the gas side supply pipe 6 of the gas-liquid mixing device 2 shown in FIGS. 6A and 6B is provided with a solenoid valve 33 in a path between the gas supply source 4 and the gas supply source 4 as shown in FIG. (control valve) and second pressure switch 34.

The second pressure switch 34 is disposed on the side of the gas supply source 4, and detects the pressure of the carbon dioxide flowing through the gas side pipe 31. When the pressure is set to a predetermined pressure (for example, 0.3 MPa (measured pressure)), the switch is turned on. Less than the preset pressure causes the switch to open. Therefore, the second pressure switch 34 functions as a remaining amount table that determines the remaining pressure in the air tank constituting the gas supply source 4, that is, the remaining amount of carbon dioxide in the air tank.

The second pressure switch 34 is also electrically connected to the control unit 40, and transmits an ON/OFF signal based on the detection result to the control unit 40. In the control unit 40, the detection result of the second pressure switch 34 is displayed on the display unit of the operation panel (not shown), that is, whether the remaining amount of the gas supply source 4 (storage tank) is equal to or greater than a predetermined pressure (amount) .

The solenoid valve 33 is disposed on the downstream side of the second pressure switch 34, by which it is opened The supply of carbon dioxide from the gas supply source 4 is adjusted to be closed. That is, by opening the electromagnetic valve 33, carbon dioxide is supplied from the gas supply source 4 to the gas inflow pipe 6 of the gas-liquid mixing device 2, and the supply of carbon dioxide is stopped by closing the electromagnetic valve 33. The solenoid valve 33 is controlled to be opened and closed by being electrically connected to the control unit 40.

The control unit 40 receives an on/off signal from the first pressure switch 32, and controls opening and closing of the electromagnetic valve 33 based on the on/off signal. In other words, the pressure in the raw water side pipe 30 (the raw water inflow pipe 5) is equal to or higher than a predetermined pressure. Therefore, the first pressure switch 32 detects that the raw water flows at a predetermined flow rate or higher, and when the conduction signal is transmitted to the control unit 40. The control unit 40 transmits an ON signal to the solenoid valve 33 in order to open the solenoid valve 33. Then, the solenoid valve 33 is opened, and carbon dioxide is supplied to the gas-liquid mixing device 2.

On the other hand, the pressure in the raw water side pipe 30 (the raw water inflow pipe 5 control unit 40) is less than a predetermined pressure. Therefore, when the first pressure switch 32 cannot detect that the raw water flows at a predetermined flow rate or higher, the first pressure switch 32 does not Since the ON signal is transmitted to the control unit 40, the control unit 40 does not open the solenoid valve 33 to be in the closed state. Then, since the solenoid valve 33 is closed, carbon dioxide is not supplied to the gas-liquid mixing device 2.

In the case where the raw water flows over a predetermined flow rate and is supplied to the gas-liquid mixing device 2 as described above, carbon dioxide is supplied to the gas-liquid mixing device 2, thereby preventing excessive consumption of carbon dioxide, and the produced gas. The mixed solution, that is, the carbon dioxide concentration in the carbonated water is adjusted to an appropriate range set in advance.

The control unit 40 includes a central processing unit (CPU), a memory device, and the like, and has an operation surface that functions as a display unit. The board is turned on or off of the entire power supply of the gas-liquid mixing system 1 or the output of various materials via the operation panel. In other words, the control unit 40 is configured to calculate the supply time (supply amount) of the raw water or the supply time (supply amount) of the carbon dioxide based on the signal from the first pressure switch 32 or the second pressure switch 34, and further calculate the gas. The remaining amount of carbon dioxide supplied to the source 4, and the like.

Further, the various kinds of information thus calculated can be output to an external terminal such as an iOS terminal or an Android via the output unit 35 in the control unit 40. The output unit 35 includes an output device that is output by a communication means (for example, Bluetooth) (not shown). As the external terminal device, it is preferable to use an input pad, a smart phone, or the like, and it is possible to easily receive various kinds of information calculated by the control unit 40.

In the hairdressing and beauty shop having a plurality of shampooing stations as in the present embodiment, when the gas-liquid mixing system 1 is disposed in each of the shampooing stations, the gas-liquid mixing system 1 of each shampoo can be separately output. Various information and input various information to an external terminal. Therefore, the person in charge of the hairdressing and beauty shop can easily check the operation status of each shampoo, the past operation history, and the like by viewing the external terminal device that has input various information.

Next, the production of carbonated water as a gas mixture liquid by the gas-liquid mixing system 1 (gas-liquid mixing device 2) having the above configuration will be described.

First, the water (hot water) from the water pipe as the raw water supply source 3 is flowed at a predetermined pressure of, for example, 0.10 MPa to 0.20 MPa, preferably 0.10 MPa to 0.15 MPa (measured pressure). The raw water side pipe 30 is passed through. In the present embodiment, the flow rate is set to, for example, 6 l/min by supplying the raw water at a predetermined pressure. (L / min) ~ 15l / min, preferably 6l / min (liter / minute) ~ 10l / min or so.

When the raw water flows as described above, when the predetermined pressure is reached in the raw water side pipe 30, the first pressure switch 32 detects this and opens the electromagnetic valve 33 via the control unit 40.

On the side of the gas supply source 4, the second pressure switch 34 detects the remaining pressure (remaining amount) in the gas supply source (storage tank) 4, and causes the operation panel of the control unit 40 to display the result. Therefore, as long as the remaining pressure of the gas supply source 4 is equal to or higher than a predetermined pressure, the operator directly advances the production of carbonated water. Further, when the remaining pressure of the gas supply source 4 is smaller than a predetermined pressure, replacement of the gas supply source 4 or the like is performed as needed. Further, the gas supply source (air tank) 4 is provided with a pressure regulator or a pressure gauge, and the replacement time of the gas supply source 4 can be determined, for example, by checking the pressure gauge.

The carbon dioxide that has passed through the electromagnetic valve 33 is adjusted to a flow rate adjuster (not shown) provided on the upstream side or the downstream side of the electromagnetic valve 33, and the flow rate is adjusted to, for example, 4 l/min to 12 l/min, preferably 5 l/min to 11 l. /min or so.

When raw water is supplied from the raw water supply source 3 to the raw water inflow pipe 5 via the raw water side pipe 30, and carbon dioxide is supplied from the gas supply source 4 to the gas inflow pipe 6 via the gas side pipe 31, raw water and carbon dioxide are shown by the arrow in FIG. The gas collides and mixes in the gas-liquid collision portion 7. Then, it flows into the mixed liquid pipe 8 through the guide pipe 11.

At this time, the raw water and the carbon dioxide collide with each other at the gas-liquid collision portion 7, and further The obtained gas mixture is guided in a direction different from at least one of the raw water and the carbon dioxide without biasing toward one side, so that the collision energy is maximized, the carbon dioxide is sufficiently mixed with the raw water, and the solubility of the carbon dioxide with respect to the raw water is increased. The saturated concentration of carbon dioxide with respect to water at a temperature of 40 ° C is about 1000 ppm. On the other hand, in the gas-liquid mixing device 2 of the present embodiment, the gas-liquid collision unit 7 collides with the raw water, and then flows into the mixed liquid pipe 8 through the guide pipe 11, thereby allowing the passage of the carbon dioxide. The concentration of carbon dioxide in the gas mixture (carbonated water) of the guide tube 11 is about 800 ppm to 850 ppm. Further, carbon dioxide which is not dissolved in the raw water exists in a state of being mixed as a bubble and mixed in the gas mixture.

The gas mixture (carbonated water) that has flowed into the mixed liquid pipe 8 flows toward the vortex generating member 17 provided in the interposing portion 12 of the casing 10. At this time, a part of the gas mixture liquid flows toward the groove portion 20 (the upstream first vortex generating mechanism) provided between the upper end portion of the vortex generating member 17 and the inner wall surface of the interposing portion 12, whereby, as shown in FIG. A tiny eddy current is produced as indicated by the arrow. In other words, the gas mixture liquid collides with the bottom surface (cone surface 18a) of the groove portion 20, and the flow thereof is reversed, and flows in a direction intersecting the central axis of the mixed liquid pipe 8, thereby generating a minute eddy current.

The fine vortex is generated, and the bubbles in the gas mixture are refined, and the specific surface area thereof is increased. Thereby, the contact area of the carbon dioxide which forms the bubble and the gas mixture (raw water) increases, and the dissolution of the carbon dioxide gas with respect to the gas mixture (raw water) is promoted. Therefore, the concentration of carbon dioxide in the gas mixture having a concentration of about 800 ppm to 850 ppm is increased to about 900 ppm.

The carbon dioxide is increased by the first vortex generating mechanism (groove portion 20) on the upstream side The gas mixture of the concentration is guided by the guide port 19a of the deflector 19 of the vortex generating member 17 as indicated by an arrow in Fig. 7, and is along the inner hole 21a of the large diameter portion 21 of the casing body 13. The inner wall faces side. As a result, most of the gas mixture liquid faces the inner wall surface of the inner hole 21a of the large diameter portion 21, that is, the groove portion 24 between the tapered surface 21b and the upper end portion of the mixing tube 23 (the downstream first vortex generating mechanism) Flows and produces tiny eddies as indicated by the arrows in Figure 7. In other words, the gas mixture liquid collides with the bottom surface (cone surface 21b) of the groove portion 24, and the flow thereof is reversed, and flows in a direction intersecting the central axis of the mixed liquid pipe 8, thereby generating a minute eddy current.

When such a small eddy current is generated, the dissolution of carbon dioxide with respect to the gas mixture (raw water) is promoted in the same manner as in the case of the groove portion 20 (the upstream first vortex generating mechanism), and the carbon dioxide concentration of the gas mixture is further increased.

The gas mixture liquid having the carbon dioxide concentration increased by the downstream first vortex generating mechanism (groove portion 24) flows into the mixing tube 23 as indicated by an arrow in FIG.

Further, as shown in FIG. 5C, the gas mixture flowing into the mixing tube 23 is pressurized by flowing through the narrow portion 25, whereby the solubility of carbon dioxide in the gas mixture is improved. In addition, the flow is reversed by the second baffle 27b, and flows in a direction intersecting the central axis of the mixed liquid pipe 8, thereby generating eddy current. Further, even if the flow path is changed toward the opening 27c, eddy current is generated. Thereby, the bubbles in the gas mixture are refined, and the dissolution of the carbon dioxide with respect to the gas mixture (raw water) is promoted. In the present embodiment, the concentration of carbon dioxide in the gas mixture liquid is increased to about 1000 ppm, which is a saturated concentration.

In this way, the gas and liquid obtained by dissolving carbon dioxide near the saturation concentration The mixed solution (carbonated water) is ejected through a hose connected to the small-diameter portion 22 of the casing main body 13 and further through a shower head provided at the front end of the hose, and is used for shampooing.

As described above, the gas-liquid mixing device 2 of the present embodiment causes the raw water supplied from the raw water inflow pipe 5 and the carbon dioxide (gas) supplied from the gas inflow pipe 4 to collide with each other, and the mixed liquid pipe 8 is used instead of one side. The gas mixture is guided in a direction different from at least one of the raw water and the carbon dioxide, so that the collision energy can be maximized with a simple configuration, so that the solubility of carbon dioxide with respect to the raw water can be improved. Therefore, a driving source such as a pump is not required, and carbonated water having a relatively high solubility can be produced with a simple structure, whereby the gas-liquid mixing device can be downsized or reduced in price. Further, since clogging does not occur as in the conventional apparatus using a hollow fiber membrane, maintenance is facilitated, and the gas mixture (carbonated water) is hardly pressurized, so that a sufficient flow rate can be secured. Thereby, the usability can be improved much more than before.

Further, the first vortex generating means is provided in the mixed liquid pipe 8, and the first vortex generating means causes the gas mixed liquid to flow in a direction intersecting the central axis of the mixed liquid pipe 8, thereby generating eddy current, thereby allowing the gas mixture to be mixed. The eddy current is generated to refine the bubbles in the gas mixture, and the dissolution of the carbon dioxide relative to the raw water is promoted by increasing the specific surface area thereof.

Further, the groove portion 20 and the groove portion 24 constitute a first vortex generating mechanism, and the groove portion 20 and the groove portion 24 are formed at an upper end portion of the vortex generating portion including the vortex generating member 17 or the mixing tube 23, and the upper end portion. Between the inner wall faces of the opposing mixed liquid pipes 8, the gas mixture can be brought into contact with the bottom surfaces of the groove portions 20 and the groove portions 24 The flow is reversed by the collision, thereby forming a minute eddy current and refining the bubbles in the gas mixture. Thereby, the dissolution of carbon dioxide with respect to the raw water (gas mixture) can be promoted.

Further, since the deflector 19 is provided with the guide port 19a formed in the inner hole of the vortex generating member 17 constituting the upstream first vortex generating mechanism, the gas passing through the pilot port 19a is mixed. The liquid is guided to the inner wall surface side of the inner hole 21a of the large diameter portion 21, and more collides with the bottom surface of the groove portion 24 of the downstream first eddy current generating mechanism, and the flow is reversed to form a vortex. Therefore, the bubbles in the gas mixture can be made fine, and the dissolution of the carbon dioxide with respect to the raw water (gas mixture) can be promoted.

Further, the mixing pipe 23 is provided with the mixing pipe 23, and the second vortex generating means is provided in the mixing pipe 23 to narrow the flow path of the gas mixed liquid from the upstream to the downstream, thereby generating eddy current, and thus by mixing the gas The liquid generates eddy currents, and the bubbles in the gas mixture are refined, and the dissolution of carbon dioxide relative to the raw water can be promoted by increasing the specific surface area thereof. Further, since the flow path of the gas mixture liquid is narrowed from the upstream side to the downstream side, the solubility of the gas in the gas mixture liquid can be improved by pressurizing the gas mixture liquid.

Further, the narrowed portion 25 and the flow path changing portion 26 constitute a second eddy current generating mechanism that narrows the flow path of the gas mixed liquid flowing through the mixed liquid pipe 8 from upstream to downstream, the flow path The changing unit 26 reverses the flow of the gas mixture by changing the flow path on the side of the narrow portion 25, thereby generating eddy current. Therefore, the gas mixture can be pressurized by the narrow portion 25 to increase the gas. The solubility of carbon dioxide in the mixture. Further, the flow path changing unit 26 makes the gas mixture liquid The flow is reversed to generate eddy currents, so that the bubbles in the gas mixture can be refined and the dissolution of carbon dioxide relative to the raw water can be promoted.

Further, the first water switch 32 is provided in the raw water side pipe 30 which is connected to the raw water inflow pipe 5 and is substantially contained in the raw water inflow pipe 5, and the first pressure switch 32 can detect the flow through the flow path without narrowing the flow path. The pressure of the raw water in the flow path prevents the flow of the raw water from being narrowed and is pressurized, so that the flow rate of the raw water is reduced and the gas mixture of the required flow rate cannot be obtained. Further, the first pressure switch 32 is configured to detect that the pressure of the raw water is equal to or higher than a predetermined pressure and then open the electromagnetic valve 33 (control valve), thereby preventing excessive consumption of carbon dioxide, and further, carbon dioxide in the produced carbonated water. The concentration is adjusted to an appropriate range set in advance.

Further, in the gas-liquid mixing system 1 including the gas-liquid mixing device 2, since the gas-liquid mixing device 2 is included, the solubility of carbon dioxide with respect to raw water can be improved with a simple structure, so that downsizing or low cost can be achieved. Easy to maintain and increase availability by ensuring adequate traffic.

In the first embodiment, the vortex generating mechanism for generating the eddy current in the flow path of the mixed liquid pipe 8 is provided with the upstream first vortex generating mechanism (groove portion 20) and the downstream first vortex generating portion. Although the mechanism (the groove portion 24) and the second eddy current generating mechanism (the narrow portion 25 and the flow path changing portion 26) are three mechanisms, the order of the mechanisms may be changed, and the three mechanisms may be provided. The configuration of one mechanism, two mechanisms, or at least four mechanisms may be provided, and at least two of the same mechanisms may be provided, or a configuration in which the vortex generating mechanisms are not provided may be provided. In this case, the raw water (stock solution) and carbon dioxide (gas) may be also applied to the gas-liquid collision portion 7. Collision occurs, whereby carbon dioxide is dissolved in the gas mixture (raw water) at a high concentration.

Further, as a configuration for removing a part of the eddy current generating means, specifically, an example in which the second eddy current generating means (the narrowed portion 25 and the flow path changing portion 26) are removed may be mentioned. 8A to 8C are tubes 36 used in place of the mixing tube 23 shown in Figs. 5A to 5C. The tube 36 is configured to be housed and fixed to the casing body 13 shown in Fig. 2B in the same manner as the mixing tube 23. The inner diameter 22a of the small diameter portion 22 is.

The tube 36 is formed in addition to the narrow portion 25 formed in the mixing tube 23 or the flow path changing portion 26, that is, the first baffle 27a, the second baffle 27b, the notch 28a, and the notch 28b. It is the same shape as the mixing tube 23, and is formed only in a cylindrical shape except for having the fitting convex portion 29.

Therefore, the tube 36 is housed and fixed in the inner hole 22a of the small-diameter portion 22 of the casing body 13 instead of the mixing pipe 23, and the downstream first first vortex generating mechanism can be formed by the upper end portion of the pipe 36. Further, the second eddy current generating mechanism can be omitted.

The solubility of carbon dioxide (gas) in the carbonated water (gas mixture) obtained by omitting the second vortex generating mechanism having the narrowed portion 25 that narrows the flow path of the gas mixed liquid from upstream to downstream as described above Although it is reduced, since the flow rate reduction can be suppressed without pressurizing the gas mixture liquid by the narrow portion 25, the flow rate of the obtained carbonated water (gas mixture liquid) can be increased.

Next, a second embodiment of the gas-liquid mixing device and the gas-liquid mixing system of the present invention will be described. In addition, in the following description, it is the same as the first embodiment. The same components are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof will be omitted.

9A to 9C are views showing a schematic configuration of a second embodiment of the gas-liquid mixing system according to the present invention, wherein Fig. 9A is a front view showing an external appearance, Fig. 9B is a front view showing an internal structure, and Fig. 9C is a front view showing an external appearance. Rear view. FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing an internal structure of the gas-liquid mixing system shown in FIGS. 9A to 9C. In Fig. 9A to Fig. 9C, reference numeral 50 denotes a gas-liquid mixing system 50 in which the gas-liquid mixing device 2 of the present invention shown in the above embodiment is compactly housed in the casing 51, or Various components attached to the gas-liquid mixing device 2 are attached.

The frame body 51 has, for example, a substantially square front plate and a back plate which are formed to have a width of about 100 mm to 200 mm, and has a thickness of about 50 mm to 100 mm. As shown in FIG. 9B, the frame body 51 has the gas shown in FIGS. 2A and 2B. The liquid mixing device 2 and the control unit 40 shown in Fig. 1 . In the same manner as the gas-liquid mixing device 2 of the first embodiment shown in FIG. 1 , FIG. 6A and FIG. 6B, the gas-liquid mixing device 2 includes the raw water side pipe 30 and the gas side pipe 31 (see FIG. 10) and the first The pressure switch 32, the second pressure switch 34, and the control valve 52.

As shown in FIG. 1 , the raw water side pipe 30 is connected to a raw water supply source (stock supply source) 3 that supplies raw water (stock solution) to the gas-liquid mixing device 2 via a connection pipe or the like (not shown), and is first. In the embodiment, the first pressure switch 32 is provided in the same manner. In the raw water side pipe 30, as shown in FIG. 9B, the externally threaded connecting portion 30a connected to the connecting pipe or the like protrudes outward from the side plate of the casing 51. Therefore, the raw water side pipe 30 can be easily connected to the raw water supply source 3 via a connection pipe or the like.

The gas side piping 31 is formed as shown in FIG. 1 directly or via a connection. A gas supply source 4 that supplies carbon dioxide to the gas-liquid mixing device 2 is connected to a pipe or the like, and as shown in FIG. 10, a second pressure switch 34 and a control valve 52 are provided, and a speed controller 53 is further provided. In the gas side pipe 31, the connection portion 31a connected to the gas supply source 4 side protrudes outward from the back plate of the casing 51 as shown in Fig. 9C. Therefore, the gas side piping 31 can be easily connected to the gas supply source 4 via a connection pipe or the like.

As shown in FIG. 10, the speed controller 53 is a flow rate adjustment valve that adjusts the flow rate of carbon dioxide flowing from the gas supply source 4 to the gas side pipe 31, and is adjusted to a predetermined flow rate.

In the present embodiment, the control valve 52 includes a latch type solenoid valve. For example, in an NC (normally closed) type solenoid valve, in order to maintain an open state (open state), it is necessary to continuously supply electric power. In contrast, in a latch type electromagnetic valve, a permanent magnet is used to maintain a closed state and an open state. Thereby, it is not necessary to supply electric power while maintaining the state. That is, power is supplied only at the time of switching, and power is not required when the state after switching is maintained. Thereby, the latch type solenoid valve consumes very little power compared to a conventional solenoid valve such as the NC type.

Therefore, in the control valve 52 including the latch type solenoid valve, it is possible to operate with a DC power source and consume less power, and thus it is possible to operate, for example, with a dry battery or a rechargeable battery (a rechargeable battery). Therefore, in the present embodiment, a dry battery or a rechargeable battery is used as a power source (not shown) of the latch type electromagnetic valve (control valve 52). The power source including the dry battery or the rechargeable battery, that is, the dry battery or the rechargeable battery, is disposed directly in the casing 51, or is disposed by connecting a power supply box (not shown) that houses the dry battery or the rechargeable battery to the casing 51. Further, in the present embodiment, the power source is also used as a power source for the first pressure sensor 32, the second pressure sensor 34, and the control unit 40. therefore, The gas-liquid mixing device 52 of the present embodiment can be used alone without being connected to a commercial power source installed in a home or a store via a wiring cord.

Further, in the present embodiment, a small gas cartridge, for example, a commercially available carbon dioxide gas cylinder of 74 g is preferably used as the gas supply source 4. The carbon dioxide gas cylinder can be transported by general circulation, and is excellent in workability. Further, since the carbon dioxide gas cylinder is sufficiently light, it can be indirectly connected to the connection portion 31a of the gas side piping 31 shown in Fig. 9C either directly or via a coupler or the like.

Therefore, the gas-liquid mixing system 50 of the present embodiment is particularly suitable for use in a family bathroom. This is because, in general, there is no commercial power supply in the home bathroom, and the carbon dioxide gas tank is not directly disposed. However, when a large gas-liquid mixing system is used in a bathroom, for example, a wiring cord for connecting to a power source or The piping from the carbon dioxide gas tank is routed from outside the bathroom. However, the wiring of the wiring cord or the piping requires modification of the bathroom, etc., and there is a fear of leakage of carbon dioxide due to electric leakage or piping falling off.

On the other hand, in the gas-liquid mixing system 50 shown in FIGS. 9A to 9C and 10, since the latch type solenoid valve is used as the control valve 52, the power consumption is small. Therefore, a dry battery or a rechargeable battery is used. The power supply eliminates the need for a wiring cord to be connected to a commercial power source. Moreover, since a small carbon dioxide gas cylinder can be used, the piping of the piping is not required.

Therefore, in the gas-liquid mixing system 50 of the present embodiment, it is not necessary to modify the bathroom or the like, and there is no need to worry about leakage of carbon dioxide due to electric leakage or pipe dropping, and it can be easily used in a household bathroom. For example, a hose for supplying hot water to which a shower head is attached at a front end portion can be attached via an attachment Unload the shower head. Then, the shower head is detached from the hot water supply hose, and the connection portion 30a of the raw water side pipe 30 of the gas-liquid mixing system 50 is connected thereto via a coupler. Then, the carbon dioxide gas cylinder is connected to the connection portion 31a of the gas side pipe 31.

Further, the shower head is attached to the small-diameter portion 22 of the gas-liquid mixing device 2 of the gas-liquid mixing system 50 together with the hose. In the same manner as in the first embodiment, by supplying carbon dioxide while supplying hot water to the gas-liquid mixing system 50, carbonated water (gas-liquid mixed liquid) can be sprayed from the shower head. Thereby, carbonated water can be supplied at the time of shampooing. Moreover, the hose can be installed instead of the shower head, and the hose can be directed toward the bathtub, thereby allowing the carbonated spring to flow into the bathtub.

Further, the control of the supply of the carbonated water can be directly performed by the operation panel 54 provided on the front panel of the casing 51 as shown in FIG. 9A. The display of the operation panel 54 is controlled by the control unit 40 shown in FIG. 1, and displays "water" and "gas (GAS)" and display 55 for ON/OFF. In order to operate the gas-liquid mixing system 50, the operator first presses the display 55 for ON/OFF.

Then, the gas-liquid mixing system 50 operates to supply raw water from the raw water supply source 3. When the first pressure switch 32 detects that the raw water flows at a predetermined flow rate or higher, the operation panel 54 receives a signal from the control unit 40 and turns on the display of "WATER". When the first pressure switch 32 detects that the raw water has flowed at a predetermined flow rate or higher, and the second pressure switch 34 detects and presses the display 55 for ON/OFF and turns ON, the control is performed. The portion 40 opens the control valve 52. Thereby, carbon dioxide is supplied to the gas-liquid mixing device 2, so that carbonated water is discharged from the small-diameter portion 22 of the gas-liquid mixing device 2. At this time, the second pressure switch 34 detects the gas supply source (gas storage tank) When the remaining pressure (remaining amount) in 4 is equal to or higher than a predetermined pressure, the control unit 40 displays the result on the operation panel. That is, the display of "GAS" is lit.

Therefore, the operator can confirm the display of "WATER" and "GAS", and thereby it is confirmed that carbonated water has been ejected from the small-diameter portion 22 of the gas-liquid mixing device 2.

Further, the operation of the gas-liquid mixing device 2 can be stopped by pressing the display 55 for ON/OFF again after use.

In the gas-liquid mixing device 2 of the gas-liquid mixing system 50 of the present embodiment, since the latch type solenoid valve is used as the control valve 52, the latch type solenoid valve consumes less power than the ordinary solenoid valve. This can reduce the power consumption of the gas-liquid mixing device 2 having the control valve 52 and thus the gas-liquid mixing system 50. Therefore, a dry battery or a rechargeable battery (rechargeable battery) can be used as a power source instead of the commercial power source.

Further, by using a dry battery or a rechargeable battery as the power source of the control valve 52 (latching type solenoid valve) as described, without the wiring cord from the gas-liquid mixing device 2 or the gas-liquid mixing system 50 to the commercial power source, Therefore, the trouble caused by the wiring cord can be eliminated. Moreover, the use in the family bathroom is also easy. In particular, a commercially available carbon dioxide gas cylinder of, for example, 74 g is used as the gas supply source 4, whereby the use in the home bathroom can be made easier.

Next, a third embodiment of the gas-liquid mixing device and the gas-liquid mixing system of the present invention will be described.

The third embodiment is different from the second embodiment in that a proportional solenoid valve is used instead of the latch type solenoid valve as the control valve 52 shown in Figs. 9B and 10 . The proportional solenoid valve is not like the ordinary solenoid valve, and the opening of the flow path is only set to "open/close". In two stages, it is configured to be able to switch between the "on" state and the plurality of states. Further, unlike the latch type solenoid valve, the proportional solenoid valve requires electric current in order to maintain this state, and thus is basically connected to a commercial power source by a wiring cord.

In the present embodiment, the proportional solenoid valve as the control valve 52 is switched between the two states of the open state and the half open state, for example. As shown in FIG. 11 which is a schematic diagram showing a schematic configuration of the gas-liquid mixing system, the opening degree is switched by the control unit 40 electrically connected to the control valve 52. That is, the proportional solenoid valve (control valve 52) of the present embodiment is also electrically connected to the control unit 40, and the control unit 40 is provided with the on/off of the proportional solenoid valve (control valve 52) and its opening degree. Switching adjustment unit 55.

The adjustment unit 55 adjusts the supply amount of carbon dioxide (gas) from the gas supply source 4 to the gas inflow pipe 6 by switching the opening degree of the proportional solenoid valve (control valve 52). Further, since the maximum supply amount of carbon dioxide (gas) to the gas inflow pipe 6 is defined by the speed controller 53 shown in FIG. 10, the adjustment unit 55 uses the maximum supply amount and the supply amount smaller than the maximum supply amount. Two phases to switch. Further, the adjustment unit 55 is configured to also perform control for opening the proportional solenoid valve. Therefore, the adjustment unit 55 adjusts the on/off of the proportional solenoid valve, and adjusts the flow rate of the carbon dioxide in two stages for the raw water supplied from the raw water inflow pipe 5. As a result, in the gas-liquid mixing device 2 of the present embodiment, any one of carbonated water having a high carbon dioxide concentration and low-concentration carbonated water can be selected and supplied.

In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 12, in addition to the display 55 for "WATER", "GAS", and ON/OFF shown in FIG. 9A, the operation panel 56 is also provided. A display for selecting "H" for selecting a high concentration of carbonated water and "L" for selecting a low concentration is added, and a pressing portion of a triangle 57 and an inverted triangle 58 is disposed beside each display. Further, by pressing one of the triangles 57 or the inverted triangles 58, the adjustment portion 55 switches the proportional solenoid valve in a manner corresponding to the concentration of the pressed person in the control portion 40 connected to the operation panel 56. (Control valve 52) opening degree and adjusting the flow rate of carbon dioxide. Then, "H" or "L" beside the pressing portion is turned on to display the set density selected by the operator.

In the gas-liquid mixing device 2 of the gas-liquid mixing system of the present embodiment, since the proportional solenoid valve is used as the control valve 52, the opening degree of the proportional solenoid valve is switched by the adjusting portion 55, whereby the slave gas can be used. The supply amount of the gas supplied from the supply source 4 to the gas inflow pipe 6 is adjusted. Therefore, the raw water supplied from the raw water inflow pipe 5 can adjust the carbon dioxide flow rate in two stages, for example, to adjust the carbon dioxide concentration of the obtained carbonated water to a different plurality of concentrations. Moreover, the adjustment of the carbon dioxide concentration can be performed by using a proportional solenoid valve as the control valve 52, so that the carbon dioxide concentration can be easily adjusted without complicating the device, whereby the gas-liquid mixing device 2 can be realized. The gas-liquid mixing system of the gas-liquid mixing device 2 is miniaturized.

Further, in the third embodiment, the adjustment unit 55 switches the opening degree of the proportional solenoid valve (control valve 52) in two stages, but may be configured to switch in three stages or more. Further, basically, the flow rate of carbon dioxide is changed irrespective of the amount of raw water supplied from the raw water supply source 3, but the flow rate of carbon dioxide may be changed according to the amount of raw water supplied from the raw water supply source 3.

Specifically, the adjustment unit 55 is configured to be able to input a plurality of different carbon dioxide concentrations that are set in advance via the operation panel 56. In addition, the first pressure switch 32 shown in FIG. 11 is used to detect the flow rate of the raw water supplied from the raw water supply source 3, and the detected value is transmitted to the control unit 40. The control unit 40 calculates a flow rate of carbon dioxide to be the concentration of carbon dioxide input by the adjustment unit 55 with respect to the flow rate of the detected raw water. Then, the opening degree of the proportional solenoid valve (control valve 52) is obtained based on the calculated value, and the obtained opening degree is transmitted to the adjustment unit 55.

The adjustment unit 55 controls the proportional solenoid valve (control valve 52) to adjust the degree of opening, and adjusts the opening degree. By using the proportional solenoid valve as the control valve 52, the carbon dioxide concentration of the obtained carbonated water can be adjusted regardless of the amount of raw water supplied from the raw water supply source 3, that is, the amount of raw water is an arbitrary amount. For the desired concentration.

In addition, the technical scope of the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications can be added without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.

For example, in the above-described embodiment, the gas-liquid mixing device 2 and the gas-liquid mixing system 1 of the present invention have been described as being applied to a shower provided in a shampoo for the purpose of hairdressing and beauty. In a shower of a household bathroom or the like, it is of course also applicable to medical appliances and the like of various medical devices. Moreover, it can also be applied to a household bath or a commercial bath, and can also be used in a device (system) for manufacturing carbonated springs. Furthermore, it can also be applied to various apparatuses (systems) which require carbonated water.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, the gas-liquid mixing device of the present invention has been described as being applied to a device (system) for mixing carbonated water and carbon dioxide to produce carbonated water. In the case of the present invention, the present invention is not limited thereto, and may be applied to a case where water is mixed or dissolved in a gas other than carbon dioxide, or when a carbon dioxide or other gas is mixed and dissolved in a liquid other than water.

Further, in the present invention, there is provided a method of producing a gas mixture by mixing a gas in a stock solution. That is, the method of the present invention is a method of producing a gas mixture by mixing a gas in a stock solution, and includes the following steps: Providing the gas-liquid mixing device, The raw liquid is continuously supplied to the raw liquid inflow pipe, and at the same time, the gas is continuously supplied to the gas inflow pipe, whereby the raw liquid is collided face to face with the gas, thereby performing mixing. A mixture of the obtained stock solution and gas is allowed to flow into the mixed liquid piping.

The gas-liquid mixing device, the raw liquid and the gas used in the method of the present invention, and the order and conditions for supplying the raw liquid and the gas to the device are as described for the gas-liquid mixing device. Moreover, the process of the present invention can also be practiced using the gas-liquid mixing system of the present invention.

2‧‧‧ gas-liquid mixing device

5‧‧‧ Raw water inflow pipe (raw liquid inflow pipe)

5a‧‧‧ opening of raw water into the pipe

6‧‧‧ gas inflow pipe

6a‧‧‧ opening of gas inflow pipe

6b‧‧‧ Orifice

7‧‧‧ gas-liquid collision department

8‧‧‧ Mixture piping

9‧‧‧Pipe body

9a‧‧‧Flange

10‧‧‧shell

11‧‧‧ Guide tube

12‧‧‧Interpolation Department

12a‧‧‧Steps Department

13‧‧‧Shell body

14‧‧‧Flange

15‧‧‧ interface clip

15a‧‧‧Slim opening

16‧‧‧O-ring

17‧‧‧Vortex generating member (vortex generating unit)

20, 24‧‧‧ slot department

21‧‧‧The Great Trails Department

21a, 22a‧‧‧ internal holes

21b‧‧‧ Cone

22‧‧‧ Small Trails Department

23‧‧‧Mixed tube

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Claims (15)

A gas-liquid mixing device which mixes a gas in a raw liquid to produce a gas mixture, and includes: a raw liquid inflow pipe for continuously flowing the raw liquid; a gas inflow pipe for the gas to continuously flow; and a mixed liquid pipe, respectively And communicating with the raw material inflow pipe and the gas inflow pipe, wherein the raw liquid inflow pipe communicates with the gas inflow pipe so that the raw liquid collides with the gas face to face, thereby being in the connected portion Forming a gas-liquid collision portion, allowing the mixed liquid pipe to communicate with the gas-liquid collision portion, and disposing at least one of a central axis of the raw liquid inflow pipe and a central axis of the gas inflow pipe The center axis of the mixed liquid pipe is in a different direction. The gas-liquid mixing device according to claim 1, wherein an angle formed between a central axis of the raw solution inflow pipe and a central axis of the gas inflow pipe is 20° to 180°. The gas-liquid mixing device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the stock solution is water and the gas is carbon dioxide. The gas-liquid mixing device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the mixed liquid pipe is provided with a vortex generating the gas mixture 1 eddy current generating mechanism. The gas-liquid mixing device according to the fourth aspect of the invention, wherein the first vortex generating means is on the side of the gas-liquid collision portion of the annular or cylindrical vortex generating portion provided in the mixed liquid pipe Between the end portion and the inner wall surface of the mixed liquid pipe facing the end portion, a groove portion formed to open on the gas-liquid collision portion side is provided. The gas-liquid mixing device according to claim 5, wherein the first vortex generating means includes: an upstream first vortex generating means disposed on an upstream side of the mixed liquid pipe; and a downstream side first The vortex generating mechanism is disposed on the downstream side of the upstream first vortex generating mechanism. The gas-liquid mixing device according to claim 6, wherein a guide port is provided in an inner hole of the vortex generating portion constituting the upstream first vortex generating mechanism, and the guide port is The gas mixture liquid is guided to the inner wall surface side of the downstream first vortex generating mechanism. The gas-liquid mixing device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the mixed liquid pipe is provided with a second vortex generating mechanism, and the second eddy current generating mechanism flows through the The flow path of the gas mixture of the mixed liquid pipe is narrowed from the upstream toward the downstream, whereby the gas mixture is vortexed. The gas-liquid mixing device according to claim 8 of the patent application, wherein The second vortex generating mechanism includes a narrow portion that narrows a flow path of the gas mixture flowing through the mixed liquid pipe from upstream to downstream, and a flow path changing unit that is lateral to the narrow portion The flow path is changed to reverse the flow of the gas mixture, thereby generating eddy currents. The gas-liquid mixing device according to any one of claims 1 to 9, wherein a pressure switch is disposed in the raw liquid inflow pipe, and the pressure switch detects a raw liquid flowing through the flow path The pressure is equal to or higher than a predetermined pressure, and a control valve is disposed in the gas inflow pipe, and the control valve is disposed between the gas inflow pipe and the gas supply source and from the gas supply source to the gas inflow pipe The supply of the gas is controlled, and the pressure switch is configured to open the control valve after detecting that the pressure of the raw liquid is equal to or higher than a predetermined pressure. The gas-liquid mixing device of claim 10, wherein the control valve comprises a latch-type solenoid valve. The gas-liquid mixing device of claim 11, wherein the latch type solenoid valve operates using a battery. The gas-liquid mixing device of claim 10, wherein the control valve comprises: a proportional solenoid valve, wherein the proportional solenoid valve is provided with a gas from the gas supply source to the gas inflow pipe The adjustment unit that adjusts the supply amount. A gas-liquid mixing system comprising: the gas-liquid mixing device according to any one of claims 1 to 13; a raw material supply source, a raw liquid supplied to the raw liquid inflow pipe; a gas supply source; The gas inflow pipe supplies a gas, and the control unit controls supply of the raw liquid from the raw material supply source to the raw liquid inflow pipe and supply of gas from the gas supply source to the gas inflow pipe. A method of producing a gas mixture by mixing a gas in a stock solution, and comprising: providing a gas-liquid mixing device according to any one of claims 1 to 13, wherein the stock solution is continuously supplied to a stock solution At the same time, the gas is continuously supplied to the gas inflow pipe, whereby the raw liquid collides with the gas face to face, thereby mixing, and the obtained mixture of the raw liquid and the gas flows in. To the mixed liquid piping.