WO2004071133A1 - マイクロ波加熱装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a microwave heating apparatus for heating an object to be heated such as food by microwaves (high-frequency electromagnetic waves).
- the present invention relates to an improvement for realizing miniaturization of an apparatus while being able to be arranged at an upper part of a heating chamber to suppress unevenness of an electric field intensity distribution which causes heating unevenness.
- this type of microwave heating device has a heating chamber for accommodating an object to be heated, a magnetron that oscillates a microwave, and a microwave radiation port formed on the wall of the heating chamber to emit the microwave into the heating chamber.
- a configuration that includes a power supply port and a waveguide that guides microwaves oscillated from the magnetron to the power supply port, power supply is performed to reduce unevenness in electric field intensity distribution in the heating chamber and prevent uneven heating.
- the location of the mouth and the shape of the power supply port are devised.
- the location of the power supply port can be selected from any of the inner wall surfaces that define the heating chamber.
- the power supply port has been provided on the side wall of the heating chamber, and the power supply port has been provided on the bottom wall of the heating chamber.
- Various types have been proposed, such as those that have been installed and those that have a power supply port on the ceiling wall of the heating room.
- FIG. 7 shows a conventional microwave heating apparatus in which a power supply port serving as a microwave radiation port is arranged on a ceiling wall of a heating chamber (for example, see Patent Document 1).
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 57-103302
- FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view of the microphone mouth-wave heating device 1 disclosed in Patent Document 1 as viewed from the front.
- the microwave heating device 1 includes an external housing 3 and a heating device that accommodates an object to be heated such as food. Chamber 5, magnetron 7 that oscillates microwaves, power supply port 9 formed on ceiling wall 11 of heating chamber 5 and serves as a radiation port for microwaves into heating chamber 5, and is oscillated from antenna 12 of magnetron 7. And a waveguide 13 for guiding the microwave to the feed port 9.
- the magnetron 7 is mounted on the right end of the heating chamber 5, with the antenna 12 facing upward, at the base end of the waveguide 13.
- the illustrated waveguide 13 is a straight tube having a rectangular cross section, and has a length from the periphery of the antenna 12 to the feed port 9.
- the waveguide wavelength of the microwave propagating in the waveguide 13 is; g
- the axial length of the waveguide 13 is It is desirable that the distance between the antenna 12 of the magnetron 7 and the center of the feed port 9 be an integral multiple of g Z 2.
- the power supply port be as close to the center of the heating chamber as possible.
- the waveguide 13 is a straight tube as shown in FIG. 7, when the distance from the right side wall 15 of the heating chamber 5 to the center of the power supply port 9 is defined as the width of the heating chamber 5, Assuming that the distance between the antenna 12 and the center of the feed port 9 is 3/2 tg with respect to the axial length of the wave tube 13, a gap is generated between the magnetron 7 and the right wall 15. Since this gap is a useless space, various methods have been adopted to prevent this,
- the distance between the antenna 12 and the center of the feed port 9 is shifted from an integral multiple of gZ2.
- the power supply port 9 is shifted from the center of the heating chamber 5.
- the power supply 9 is also shifted from the center of the heating chamber 5.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems, and an object of the present invention is to determine the distance between the antenna and the center of the feed port with respect to the length of the waveguide in the axial direction, as a function of the guide wavelength of the microwave.
- a microwave heating device has a microphone port for radiating microwaves oscillated from a magnetron to a heating chamber via a waveguide.
- a wave heating device wherein a power supply serving as a radiation port of a microphone mouth wave is provided on a ceiling wall of the heating chamber, and the waveguide extends upward along an outer surface of the heating chamber.
- the tube is formed in an L shape including a tube, and an upper waveguide extending from the upper end of the side waveguide to the power supply port along the outer surface of the ceiling wall.
- the width can be selected to be an integral multiple of 12 of the in-tube wavelength without wasting space.
- the microwave heating apparatus is the microwave heating apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising: an antenna of the magnetron on a heating chamber side. And a bulging portion is formed on the side wall to bulge toward the room side to avoid interference with the antenna.
- the height dimension of the waveguide at the antenna periphery of the magnetron is essentially actual waveguide the height h 2, the pressurized heat chamber of it as the height h 3 of the bulged portion of the side wall plus the actual height dimension h 2 itself waveguides can be reduced to a value smaller than the projection length of the magnetron antenna, whereby, the dimension of the waveguide along the projecting direction of the magnetron antenna can be reduced, and the height of the device can be reduced.
- the L-shaped waveguide reduces the size of the heating chamber, and the bulging part on the side wall of the heating chamber shortens the height of the waveguide. It is possible to reduce the size of the device with improved space efficiency while preventing the occurrence of uneven heating due to the heating.
- the power supply port is formed in a rectangular shape elongated in a width direction of the heating chamber. Good.
- the microwave heating apparatus according to claim 3 has a configuration including a plurality of the power supply ports.
- the plurality of power supply ports are formed by at least two or more types of power supply ports having different shapes and opening areas.
- an opening area of the power supply port at a position close to a center of the ceiling wall is defined as a center of the ceiling wall. It is preferable to adopt a configuration in which the area is set larger than the opening area of the power supply port at a position far from the power supply port.
- the micro- Adjusting the emissivity of the waves is effective in reducing the bias of the electric field intensity distribution in the entire heating chamber.
- a linear heating element for heating a heater is provided on a ceiling wall of the heating chamber.
- the power supply port is provided at a position that does not include a line that bisects the ceiling wall back and forth.
- a linear heating element for heating a heater is provided on a ceiling wall of the heating chamber. And the central axis of the heating element is closer to a line bisecting the ceiling wall back and forth than the center axis in the width direction of the upper waveguide disposed on the ceiling wall. good.
- the adjustment for reducing the bias of the ambient temperature distribution due to the radiant heat of the heating element can be performed in accordance with the adjustment of the bias of the electric field intensity distribution due to the microwave, and the uneven heating due to the microwave and the radiant heat can be performed. Can be reduced.
- the heating element is inclined with respect to a line that bisects the ceiling wall back and forth. It is good to have the arrangement.
- the heating element is located between the front and rear of the heating chamber as compared to the case where the heating element is arranged in parallel with the line that bisects the ceiling wall of the heating chamber in the front and back. It spreads in the direction, and it is possible to further suppress the uneven heating when heating the heater.
- a microphone port is provided on a wall surface of the heating chamber. It is preferable to employ a structure provided with a stirring means for stirring the waves.
- the stirring means is effective in stirring the microwave, preventing the bias of the microwave in the heating chamber, and further suppressing the occurrence of uneven heating.
- FIG. 1 is an internal cross-sectional view of a microwave heating device according to a first embodiment of the present invention as viewed from the front,
- FIG. 2 is a view taken along line A—A in FIG.
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line BB of FIG.
- FIG. 4 is an internal cross-sectional view seen from the front according to a modification of the first embodiment of the microphone mouth wave heating device according to the present invention
- FIG. 5 is a schematic internal configuration of a microwave heating apparatus according to a second embodiment of the present invention as viewed from above,
- FIG. 6 is an explanatory view of another embodiment of the power supply port arranged at the tip of the upper waveguide according to the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view of a conventional microwave heating apparatus as viewed from the front.
- 21 is a microphone mouth-wave heating device
- 23 is an object to be heated
- 25 is a heating room
- 25a is a ceiling wall
- 25b is a right wall
- 27 is a magnetron
- 27 a is an antenna
- 29 is a power supply port
- 29 a is a power supply port
- 29 b is a power supply port
- 31 is a waveguide
- 33 is a heating element
- 35 is a grill
- 37 is an opening / closing door
- 4 1 is a concave portion
- 43 is a bulging portion
- 47 is a side waveguide
- 49 is an upper waveguide
- 51 is a microwave heating device.
- FIG. 1 is an internal cross-sectional view as viewed from the front
- FIG. 2 is an arrow AA of FIG.
- FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line BB of FIG.
- the microphone mouth-wave heating device 21 includes a heating chamber 25 for accommodating a heated object 23 such as food, a magnetron 27 for oscillating microwaves, and a heating chamber 25.
- a power supply port 29 formed on the wall of the heating chamber 25 and serving as a radiation port for microwaves into the heating chamber 25; a waveguide 31 guiding microwaves oscillated from the magnetron 27 to the power supply port 29; and a heater It includes a linear heating element 33 for heating, and a grill 35 placed on the bottom of the heating chamber 25 for assisting heating.
- the above-described components including the heating chamber 25 are housed in the outer housing 22.
- the above-mentioned heating element 33 is installed above the heating chamber 25, which is the front, and the above-mentioned power supply port 29 is installed at a position behind the line that bisects the ceiling wall 25a back and forth. Have been.
- a recess 41 for accommodating the heating element 33 is formed at a position corresponding to the heating element 33 on the ceiling wall 25a, so that the heating element 33 is prevented from protruding into the heating chamber.
- the power supply port 29 is composed of two power supply ports 29 a and 29 b shifted in the front-rear direction. Each of these two power supply ports 29 a and 29 b has a rectangular shape elongated in the width direction of the heating chamber 25 (that is, the axial direction of the waveguide 31 described later). In addition, these two power supply ports 29 a and 29 b correspond to a region not including the tube axis of the waveguide 31 (corresponding to an axis which is the center of the width a of the waveguide 31 described later).
- the opening area of the power supply port 29a near the center of the ceiling wall 25a is changed to the power supply port 29b at a position far from the center of the ceiling wall 25a. Is set larger than the opening area.
- the reason why the opening area is made different for each of the power supply ports 29 a and 29 b in this manner is to adjust the radiation efficiency and the radiation angle of the microwave from each of the openings so that the inside of the heating chamber 25 can be adjusted. This is for minimizing the bias of the electric field intensity distribution as much as possible over the entire region.
- the magnetron 27 is disposed on the right outside surface side of the heating chamber 25 with the antenna 27 a for oscillating microwaves facing the heating chamber 25.
- a bulging portion 43 is formed on the right side wall 25 of the heating chamber 25 facing the antenna 27a so as to bulge toward the indoor side and avoid interference with the antenna 27a.
- the waveguide 31 includes a side waveguide 47 extending upward from the periphery of the antenna 27 a along the right outer surface of the heating chamber 25, and a ceiling wall from the upper end of the side waveguide 47. 2 5a outer surface And an upper waveguide 49 extending to the power supply port 29 along the line.
- the side waveguide 47 cooperates with the right side wall 25b of the heating chamber 25 to define a rectangular tubular waveguide for guiding the microphone mouth wave.
- the waveguide 31 has a power supply port 29a at the front of the device and a power supply port 29b at the rear of the device with the axis Y L being the center of the width dimension a interposed therebetween.
- the mounting position for the heating chamber 25 is set.
- Such an attachment position has an influence on the electric field intensity distribution in the heating chamber 25 and the temperature distribution of the heating atmosphere in relation to the wavelength of the microwave radiated into the heating chamber 25.
- the distance between the center axis Y 2 of the heating element 33 is p, and the center of the waveguide 31 is p.
- the microwave radiated from the power supply port 29 into the heating chamber 25 is The radiation density and the like within 25 can be adjusted by various means such as the opening area and opening position of the power supply port 29 provided by the present invention, or reflection by the grill 35, and the bias of the electric field intensity distribution can be adjusted. Although adjustment is easy, the best way to reduce the deviation of the ambient temperature distribution due to the radiant heat from the heating element 33 is to install the heating element 33 itself as close to the center of the heating chamber 25 as possible. Because there is.
- the distance between the antenna 27 a of the magnetron 27 and the center of the feed port 29 is defined by the microwave with respect to the axial length of the waveguide 31.
- Microwave tube wavelength ⁇ g 1 Z 2 which can be efficiently radiated from power supply port 29 Even when it is set to an integral multiple, for example, 3 / 2 ⁇ g, the axial length of the waveguide 31 is equal to the sum L of the lengths of the upper waveguide 49 and the side waveguide 47. It can be easily obtained by adjusting the position of the magnetron 27 and the length of the side waveguide 47, taking it as ⁇ 1 + L ⁇ 2 .
- the power supply port 29 can be set at the center of the heating chamber 25 to prevent uneven heating due to uneven electric field distribution. and while, by eliminating the formation of space wasted between the side wall 2 5 b of the heating chamber 2 5 magnetron 2 7, it is possible to reduce the size of the apparatus.
- the height dimension of the waveguide 31 around the antenna 27 a of the magnetron 27 is substantially equal to the actual waveguide 3. 1 of the height h 2, the side wall 2 5 b height h 3 of the bulging portion 4 3 of the heating chamber 2 5 becomes obtained by adding the actual waveguide 3 1 height h 2 itself Can be shortened to a value smaller than the protrusion length of the antenna 27 a of the magnetron 27, whereby the dimension of the waveguide 31 along the protrusion direction of the antenna 27 a of the magnetron 27 can be reduced.
- Shrinking can reduce the height of the device.
- the heating chamber 25 is downsized by the L-shaped waveguide 31, and the height of the waveguide 31 is reduced by the provision of the bulging portion 43 on the side wall 25 b of the heating chamber 25.
- the shortening is synergistic, and it is possible to reduce the size of the apparatus with improved space efficiency while preventing the occurrence of uneven heating due to the uneven installation of the power supply port 29.
- the microwave heating apparatus 21 of the present embodiment is provided with the heating element 33 and can be used as a microwave oven (oven toaster), so that it can be used for a wider range of preparation applications.
- a heating element 33 for heating the heater and a power supply port 29 for heating the microwave are provided on the ceiling wall 25 a of the heating chamber 25. Since it is closer to the line bisecting the front and back of the ceiling wall 25a than the power supply port 29, the bias of the ambient temperature distribution in the heating chamber 25 is small, and problems such as uneven heating are unlikely to occur.
- the power supply port 29 is located at the center with respect to the width direction of the heating chamber 25, and is arranged rearwardly from the center of the heating chamber 25 only in the front-rear direction of the heating chamber 25. Become. Therefore, for such eccentricity in the front-rear direction, the large-diameter power supply port 29a and the small-diameter
- the microwave radiation into the heating chamber 25 is made as uniform as possible by combining it with the power supply port 29 b of the heating chamber 25.
- Even if the electric field intensity distribution is suppressed uneven heating can be suppressed, and even if equipment such as a turntable that increases the size of the apparatus is omitted, uniform heating of the object 23 can be achieved.
- the device can be downsized without sacrificing cost.
- FIG. 4 shows a modification of the microwave heating device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
- an L-shaped waveguide 31 having a side waveguide 47 and an upper waveguide 49 has a configuration in which the side waveguide 47 is connected to the heating chamber 25.
- the magnetron 27 is formed so as to extend downward, and the magnetron 27 is arranged at a lower position of the heating chamber 25.
- the other configuration is the same as that of the first embodiment.
- the width of the device can be reduced, and the size can be further reduced.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic internal configuration of a microphone mouth wave heating device according to a second embodiment of the present invention as viewed from above.
- the microwave heating device 51 is configured such that a heating element 33 for heating a heater is arranged so as to be inclined with respect to a line that bisects a ceiling wall 25 a into front and rear.
- the other configurations are the same as those of the first embodiment.
- the same components as those in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof is omitted.
- the heat generating element 33 is compared with the case of the first embodiment in which the ceiling wall 25 a of the heating chamber 25 is arranged in parallel to a line that bisects the ceiling wall 25 a back and forth.
- the heating area of the heating chamber 25 extends in the front-back direction of the heating chamber 25, and it is possible to further suppress uneven heating during oven heating.
- the width dimension a and the height dimension b of the waveguide having a rectangular cross section shown in FIG. 6A are the wavelengths of the microwave in free space. At this time, it is desirable to set so that the following equations (1) and (2) are satisfied.
- the number of power supply ports in which two main and sub power supply ports are arranged in front and behind is not limited to the above embodiment.
- the power supply port can be single, or three or more power supply ports can be set.
- the equipment position, shape, opening area, etc. can be appropriately changed in design according to the degree of approach to the above-mentioned line that bisects the ceiling wall 25a of the heating chamber 25 back and forth. .
- FIGS. 6 (b) to 6 (f) show a modification of the position and number of the power supply ports 29 at the tip of the upper waveguide 49.
- various designs are possible.
- FIG. 6 (b) shows an example in which a single feed port 29 which is elongated in the axial direction is provided so as to be centered on the central axis in the width direction of the upper waveguide 49.
- FIG. 6 (c) shows an example in which a single feed port 29 elongated in the axial direction is provided slightly shifted forward from the center axis in the width direction of the upper waveguide 49.
- FIG. 6 (d) shows an example in which a single feed port 29 elongated in the axial direction is provided so as to be largely shifted forward so as not to be caught on the center axis in the width direction of the upper waveguide 49.
- Fig. 6 (e) shows an example in which two feed ports 29, 29 that are elongated in the axial direction are provided on the front and rear sides of the center axis in the width direction of the upper waveguide 49, respectively.
- a feed port 29 is provided that is elongated in the axial direction ahead of the axis so that it does not get caught on the center axis in the width direction of the upper waveguide 49. in an example equipped with elongated feed opening 3 0 in the direction perpendicular to the axis Y 1.
- a structure in which many power supply ports are provided in a matrix in the axial direction is also conceivable.
- the installed multiple power supply ports are formed of at least two types of power supply ports with different shapes and opening areas.
- the power supply port may be a circle, an ellipse, a triangle, other polygons, or the like, or may be formed by only a curve or a curve and a straight line.
- the installation position of the power supply ports 29 depends on the installation of the heating element 33 for heating the heater. It is effective in adjusting the emissivity of the microwave from each power supply port 29 in the case where the heating chamber 25 deviates from the center of 5a to reduce the bias of the electric field intensity distribution of the entire heating chamber 25.
- Such a stirring means is effective in preventing the bias of the microwave by stirring the microwave and suppressing the occurrence of uneven heating.
- the microwave heating apparatus of the present invention by setting the axial length of the waveguide as the sum of the lengths of the upper waveguide and the side waveguide, the width of the heating chamber is reduced. Regardless of the dimensions, the power supply port can be set arbitrarily to prevent the occurrence of uneven heating due to the uneven electric field intensity distribution. In addition, it is possible to reduce the size of the apparatus by eliminating the useless space between the magnetron and the side wall of the heating chamber.
- the height dimension of the waveguide at the antenna periphery of the magnetron is essentially actual waveguide the height h 2, the heating chamber of it as the height h 3 of the bulged portion of the side wall plus the actual height h 2 itself waveguides can be reduced to a value smaller than the projection length of the magnetron antenna
- the dimension of the waveguide along the projecting direction of the magnetron antenna can be reduced, and the height of the device can be reduced.
- the L-shaped waveguide reduces the size of the heating chamber, and the bulging part on the side wall of the heating chamber shortens the height of the waveguide. It is possible to reduce the size of the device with improved space efficiency while preventing the occurrence of uneven heating due to the heating.
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