WO2004078320A9 - 空気清浄部材、空気清浄ユニットおよび空気調和装置 - Google Patents
空気清浄部材、空気清浄ユニットおよび空気調和装置Info
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to an air cleaning member, an air cleaning unit, and an air conditioner.
- an air conditioner that improves indoor comfort by providing conditioned air indoors such as a building or a house.
- an air purifier can maintain a comfortable indoor environment by blowing purified air indoors (for example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 11-319451).
- Such an air purifier includes, for example, a casing, a blower, a pre-filter, and an air purifying member.
- the casing has a suction port for sucking indoor air and a blowout port for blowing clean air indoors.
- the blower draws indoor air into the casing from the air inlet, and blows the clean air indoors.
- the pre-filter is provided to cover the suction port, and removes relatively large-diameter dust and the like contained in the air sucked into the casing from the air.
- the air purifying member passes before the air after passing through the pre-filter is blown indoors. In the air cleaning member, relatively small-diameter dust and dirt that are not removed by the pre-filter are removed from the air.
- the filter is removed from the air. Particles adhere. These particles include dust and dirt in the air.
- the dust contains bacteria and viruses such as bacteria and bacteria.
- bacteria and viruses such as bacteria and bacteria.
- those bacteria and viruses are left on the filter from removal of particles to cleaning and replacement of the filter. Therefore, bacteria can propagate on the filter and re-release the virus, causing odor and air pollution. For this reason, in conventional air purifiers, it is necessary for users of the air purifier, for example, to frequently clean and replace the filter in order to prevent odor and air pollution. Disclosure of the invention
- An object of the present invention is to provide a filter and an air conditioner that can suppress generation of offensive odor and air pollution without frequent cleaning and replacement.
- the air purifying member according to claim 1 is an air purifying member for purifying air containing fine particles containing a virus or a bacterium, and includes a dust collecting part and a bacteria removing part.
- the dust collecting section collects fine particles.
- the bacteria removing section removes viruses or bacteria contained in the fine particles collected by the dust collecting section.
- the “dust collecting portion” means a filter (for example, an electrostatic filter (a filter having a substance having a positive charge and a negative charge carried on a fiber constituting a nonwoven fabric), a filtration filter, a collision filter, Adhesive filters, adsorption type finoleta, absorption type filters, etc., adsorbents (activated carbon, zeolite, apatite, etc.) and electrostatic precipitators.
- a filter for example, an electrostatic filter (a filter having a substance having a positive charge and a negative charge carried on a fiber constituting a nonwoven fabric), a filtration filter, a collision filter, Adhesive filters, adsorption type finoleta, absorption type filters, etc., adsorbents (activated carbon, zeolite, apatite, etc.) and electrostatic precipitators.
- a filter for example, an electrostatic filter (a filter having a substance having a positive charge and a negative charge carried on
- the fine particles are collected by the dust collecting section. Then, the virus or bacteria contained in the fine particles collected by the dust collecting section is removed by the bacteria removing section.
- the collected virus and bacteria are left on the air purifying member for a long time.
- the virus is removed by the bacteria elimination unit collected by the dust collection unit. For this reason, with this air purifying member, it is possible to suppress the generation of offensive odor and the occurrence of air pollution without frequent cleaning and replacement.
- the air purifying member according to claim 2 is the air purifying member according to claim 1, wherein the dust collecting unit carries a sterilizing unit.
- the bacteria removing section is carried by the dust collecting section. For this reason, this air cleaning member can easily remove viruses and bacteria.
- the air purifying member described in claim 3 is the air purifying member according to claim 2, wherein the sterilization unit includes a photocatalyst.
- the sterilization section has a photocatalyst. Therefore, if the photocatalyst is irradiated with light in an appropriate wavelength range, the photocatalyst removes viruses and bacteria collected in the dust collecting portion. For this reason, this air cleaning member can easily remove viruses and bacteria.
- the air purifying member described in claim 4 is the air purifying member according to claim 1, wherein the sterilization unit has an optical catalyst.
- the photocatalyst is contained in the dust collector.
- the sterilization section has a photocatalyst contained in the dust collection section. Therefore, the virus and bacteria collected in the dust collecting part are removed by the photocatalyst contained in the dust collecting part. For this reason, the air purifying member can easily remove virus and bacteria.
- the air purifying member described in claim 5 is the air purifying member according to claim 3 or 4, wherein the photocatalyst is a visible light type photocatalyst.
- the light hornworm medium is a visible light type photocatalyst. Therefore, in places where visible light can be obtained, viruses and bacteria can be removed by a photocatalyst without preparing a special light source. For this reason, with this air purifying member, the virus can be removed with a simple configuration. If the air purifying member is mounted near the air inlet of the air conditioner so that external light can be collected, the performance of the air purifying member can be more efficiently brought out.
- the air purifying member described in claim 6 is the air purifying member according to claim 3 or 4, wherein the photocatalyst is apatite having photocatalytic ability.
- a mixture of an adsorbent such as zeolite and titanium oxide has been used as a photocatalyst.
- an adsorbent such as zeolite and titanium oxide
- apatite has a high adsorption property against virus and bacterium, and it is conceivable that apatite may be used in place of the above-mentioned adsorbent in order to enhance the effect of the bacteria removing part.
- it is effective against virus and bacteria adsorbed in the vicinity of titanium oxide exhibiting a catalytic function.
- An air purifying member according to claim 7 is the air purifying member according to any one of claims 3 to 5, wherein the photocatalyst is a mixed photocatalyst.
- the mixed photocatalyst an apatite having photocatalytic ability and a photocatalytic material are mixed.
- Apatite-type photocatalysts have a higher ability to adsorb viruses and bacteria than conventional titanium oxides, but depending on the state of the light source, sufficient activity may not be obtained.
- general photocatalytic materials such as metal oxide photocatalysts and carbon-based photocatalysts can easily change the main wavelength region of light where a catalytic reaction occurs by controlling the crystal structure, for example, and therefore, regardless of the state of the light source. Shows high activity.
- a mixed-type photocatalyst can remove virus and bacteria adsorbed on an apatite near a general photocatalyst such as a metal oxide photocatalyst or a carbon-based photocatalyst, even when the light source is in a poor state.
- apatite having photocatalytic ability refers to, for example, calcium hydroxyapatite having photocatalytic ability by ion exchange of calcium ions with titanium ions. Since this type of aperture is not an original photocatalytic material, it is difficult to control the main wavelength region of light that generates catalytic reaction force.
- photocatalytic material refers to a material having photocatalytic ability as a property of a substance.
- Typical photocatalyst materials include titanium oxide, and other examples include metal oxide photocatalysts, carbon-based photocatalysts, transition metal nitrides, and oxynitrides.
- the metal oxide photocatalyst include strontium titanate, zinc oxide, tungsten oxide, and iron oxide.
- fullerene like C 60 as a photocatalyst of the carbon-based. In such a photocatalytic material, visible light can be changed by changing the band gap by ion implantation or the like.
- An air purifying member is the air purifying member according to any one of the third to seventh aspects, wherein the dust collecting portion is made of a fiber.
- the fibers consist of a core and a covering layer.
- the coating layer holds the photocatalyst so that a part of the photocatalyst is exposed to the air side.
- the fiber has a core, and the photocatalyst is supported only on the coating layer.
- the coating layer gradually degrades each time light of a wavelength at which the photocatalyst causes a catalytic reaction is applied, but the core is not degraded by the light.
- no foreign matter (photocatalyst) is mixed in this core, its strength is good. Therefore, in this air purifying member, the strength of the dust collecting portion can be maintained for a long time.
- the coating layer holds the photocatalyst so that a part of the photocatalyst is exposed to the air side. Therefore, the photocatalyst can come into contact with the virus and the bacterium. Therefore, it becomes possible to remove virus and bacteria.
- the material of the core and the material of the coating layer are a combination having excellent adhesiveness. Further, it is preferable that the coating layer is sufficiently thinner than the core.
- the air purifying member according to claim 9 is the air purifying member according to claim 4 or 5, wherein the aperture is included in the dust collecting portion.
- the dust collection section contains avatars. It is generally said that apatite has an excellent ability to adsorb bacteria, bacteria, viruses, ammonia, nitrogen oxides and aldehydes. Therefore, in the dust collecting section, more fine particles containing virus and bacteria can be collected. In other words, the air purifying member can remove much more virus and bacterium, so that generation of offensive odor and air pollution can be further suppressed.
- the air purifying member according to claim 10 is the air purifying member according to claim 9,
- the aperture is provided on the surface of the dust collecting section on the upstream side in the air flow direction.
- viruses and bacteria are often attached to dust.
- Most of the dust and dirt is usually dammed on the surface of the dust collection section on the upstream side in the air flow direction. Therefore, the virus and bacteria should be abundant on the surface of the dust collection section on the upstream side in the air flow direction.
- apatite is provided on the surface of the dust collecting part on the upstream side in the air flow direction. For this reason, in this air cleaning member, apatite can adsorb virus and bacteria efficiently.
- the air purifying member according to claim 11 is the air purifying member according to claim 9, wherein a light source is arranged in a space of the downstream side J of the dust collecting portion.
- the apatite and the photocatalyst are provided on the downstream side of the dust collecting part in the air flow direction.
- a light source is often provided upstream of the dust collection part where the dust collection density is high.
- the light source is arranged in the space downstream of the dust collection part.
- the photocatalyst and the photocatalyst are provided on the downstream side of the dust collecting section in the air flow direction, so that the air containing the virus and bacteria that could not be collected in the dust collecting section comes into contact with the aperture and the photocatalyst.
- the apatite adsorbs the virulent bacteria that could not be collected in the dust collecting part, and the photocatalyst removes the virulent bacteria adsorbed by the apatite, that is, the photocatalyst is adsorbed by the apatite.
- the photocatalyst can remove even more virus and bacterium because the light required for cleaning is sufficiently radiated, and this air purifying member is more susceptible to foul odors and air pollution. Can be suppressed.
- An air purifying member according to claim 12 is the air purifying member according to any one of claims 1 to 11, further comprising an antibacterial part.
- the antibacterial department controls the propagation of bacteria that have inactivated the virus.
- This air dispute member further includes an antibacterial part that inactivates a virus or suppresses the growth of bacteria. Therefore, even if it is not possible to completely remove the virus and bacteria contained in the fine particles collected by the dust collecting section, the antibacterial section will prevent the propagation of bacteria that have inactivated the virus. Can be suppressed. Therefore, this The air purifying member can further suppress the generation of offensive odor and air pollution.
- the air purifying member according to claim 13 is the air purifying member according to claim 12, wherein the antibacterial part is carried by the dust collecting part.
- the antibacterial part is carried by the dust collecting part. Therefore, the antibacterial part carried by the dust collecting part suppresses the propagation of germs in which the virus collected in the dust collecting part is inactivated. For this reason, in this air purifying member, the propagation of bacterium which inactivated the collected virus easily can be easily suppressed.
- the air purifying member according to claim 14 is the air purifying member according to claim 12 or 13, wherein the antibacterial part has catechin.
- Catechin is a type of polyphenol and is a generic term for epicatechin, epigallocatechin, epicatechin gallate, and epigalloca-kingaret.
- the antibacterial part has catechin. It is generally said that catechin has an effect of inactivating viruses and an excellent effect of suppressing the growth of bacteria. Therefore, it is possible to further suppress the propagation of bacteria that have inactivated the virus collected in the dust collecting portion more efficiently. For this reason, in this air purifying member, generation of offensive odor and air pollution can be further suppressed.
- the air purifying member according to claim 15 is the air purifying member according to any one of claims 12 to 14, wherein the antibacterial part emits components of the sand burial of the Japanese yam.
- the antibacterial part releases the components of the yaksugi soil burial.
- the components of the soil burial of the tree are excellent in inhibiting the growth of fungi. Therefore, with this air cleaning member, the growth of bacteria can be further suppressed. For this reason, this air purifying member can further suppress the generation of offensive odor and air pollution.
- the air purifying member according to claim 16 is the air purifying member according to any one of claims 12 to 15, wherein the antibacterial part has a lytic enzyme.
- the antibacterial part has a lytic enzyme.
- lytic enzymes are said to dissolve the cell walls of bacteria, and are therefore excellent in inhibiting the growth of bacteria. Therefore, in this air purifying member, the growth of bacteria can be further suppressed. For this reason, this air purifying member further suppresses the generation of offensive odor and air pollution. Can be
- the air purifying member according to claim 17 is the air purifying member according to any one of claims 1 to 16, wherein the dust collecting portion is positively charged.
- the dust collecting unit is positively charged. For this reason, in this air purifying member, the dust collecting section can more efficiently collect viruses and bacteria.
- the air purifying member according to claim 18 is the air purifying member according to claim 3, wherein the dust collecting unit is an electrode.
- the dust collecting part is an electrode.
- the dust collecting section contains a photocatalyst. For this reason, viruses and bacteria adsorbed on the electrodes are decomposed by the photocatalyst. Therefore, with this air purifying material, the electrode cleaning efficiency can be improved.
- An air conditioner according to claim 19 is an air conditioner for supplying conditioned air indoors, comprising a casing, a blower, and an air purifying member.
- the blower blows out the air drawn into the casing into the room. Air sucked into the casing passes through the air purifying member.
- This air purifying member is the air purifying member according to any one of claims 1 to 18.
- the indoor air is sucked into the air blower into the housing.
- the air sucked into the casing passes through the air cleaning member.
- the fine particles contained in the air are collected by the dust collecting section in the air cleaning section forest.
- the virus and bacteria contained in the fine particles collected by the dust collecting section are removed by the sterilizing section.
- the purified air is blown indoors by the blower.
- the collected virus and bacteria are left on the air cleaning member for a long time.
- the virus and bacteria collected by the air cleaning member are removed by the sterilization unit. For this reason, in this air conditioner, generation of bad smell and air pollution can be suppressed without frequent cleaning or replacement.
- the air conditioner according to claim 20 is the air conditioner according to claim 19, further comprising a dehumidifying unit.
- the dehumidifying section dehumidifies the air.
- the air purifying member is disposed downstream of the dehumidifying section in the air flow direction.
- the “dehumidifying unit” here is , Heat exchangers and dehumidifiers with adsorbents such as zeolite.
- the dehumidifying section dehumidifies the air.
- the air purifying member is disposed downstream of the dehumidifying section in the air flow direction. Normally, in air conditioners, the relative humidity on the downstream side of the heat exchanger tends to be low regardless of the heating operation or cooling operation.
- viruses containing SARS tend to prefer a low humidity environment. Therefore, this air conditioner can efficiently collect viruses.
- the air cleaning member contains an adsorbent such as apatite zeolite, apatite zeolite and the like tend to adsorb moisture instead of viruses in a high humidity atmosphere. Therefore, the downstream side of the relatively dry heat exchanger can improve the efficiency of collecting the virus.
- department stores and the like usually produce a large amount of heat indoors, so they may be operated in the air-conditioning mode even in winter. Therefore, the present invention is not limited to the case where the air conditioner is heating.
- An air purifying unit includes a charging unit and an air purifying unit.
- the charging unit charges viruses or bacteria contained in the air.
- the air purifying section has abatite. This apatite adsorbs viruses or bacteria.
- the “charging part j” is a plasma ionizer or the like.
- An object of the present invention is to provide an air purifying unit capable of improving the ability of collecting virus B. vices without reducing the air purifying efficiency per unit time. is there.
- the charging unit charges viruses or bacteria contained in the air.
- the air cleaning section has apatite. For this reason, if this air purifying unit can be installed so that the charging unit is located on the upstream side in the air flow direction and the avatar is on the downstream side in the air flow direction, more strongly charged viruses and bacteria can be electrostatically actuated. You will be attracted to the rear part. For this reason, this air purifying unit can improve the ability to collect viruses and bacteria without lowering the air purification efficiency per unit time.
- An air purifying unit according to claim 22 is the air purifying unit according to claim 21, wherein the air purifying unit further has a sterilizing unit.
- the eradication unit removes viruses or bacteria.
- the air cleaning unit further has a sterilization unit. For this reason, in this air purifying unit, the virus and bacteria adsorbed on the apatite are removed by the sterilization unit. For this reason, this air purifying unit can reduce odors and air pollution without frequent cleaning and replacement.
- the air purifying unit according to claim 23 is the air purifying unit according to claim 22, wherein the sterilizing unit has a photocatalyst.
- the sterilization section has a photocatalyst. Therefore, if the photocatalyst is irradiated with light in an appropriate wavelength range, the photocatalyst removes viruses and bacteria collected in the dust collecting portion. For this reason, in this air purifying unit, virus and bacteria can be easily removed.
- An air purifying unit according to claim 24 is the air purifying unit according to any one of claims 21 to 23, wherein the charging unit generates ultraviolet light by discharging.
- discharge refers to plasma discharge, corona discharge, and the like.
- the charging unit generates ultraviolet light by discharging. Therefore, the photocatalyst is activated by the ultraviolet light generated by the discharge. Therefore, it is not necessary to arrange a special light source in the air purifying unit. As a result, the cost for the light source can be reduced.
- the air purifying unit according to claim 25 is the air purifying unit according to claim 23 or 24.
- the air purification unit is an electrode.
- the air purifier is an electrode.
- the air purifying section contains a photocatalyst. Therefore, viruses and bacteria adsorbed on the electrodes are decomposed by the photocatalyst. Therefore, this air cleaning unit can improve the electrode cleaning efficiency.
- An air conditioner according to claim 26 is an air conditioner for supplying conditioned air indoors, comprising: a casing, a blowing unit, a charging unit, and an air cleaning unit. .
- the blower blows the air sucked into the casing into the room.
- the charging unit charges viruses or bacteria contained in the air.
- the air cleaning unit is provided downstream of the charging unit in the air flow direction.
- the air purifying section has an apatite and a bacteria removing section. Apatite adsorbs viruses or bacteria. The eradication section removes viruses or bacteria.
- Anotite is considered to be charged from a chemical structural point of view, and is said to have the ability to form hydrogen and ionic bonds with other substances.
- viruses and bacteria have weak charges because they are composed of sugar chains and proteins. It is thought that the apatite has a high adsorption capacity for viruses and bacteria due to the action of electric charge between the two.
- an air cleaning unit is provided downstream of the charging unit in the air flow direction.
- the air purifying section has apatite. For this reason, virus and bacteria are given a stronger charge in the charging section before being collected in the air cleaning section. Therefore, the virus ⁇ is easily adsorbed by the apatite. As a result, the efficiency of collecting viruses and bacteria can be improved.
- the air purifying section has a sterilizing section. The virus and bacteria adsorbed on the aperitum of the air purifying section are removed by the sterilizing section. Therefore, with this air conditioner, it is possible to suppress the generation of offensive odors and air pollution without frequent cleaning and replacement.
- the air conditioner according to claim 27 is the air conditioner according to claim 26, further comprising a dehumidifying unit.
- the dehumidifying section dehumidifies the air.
- the air purifying member is disposed downstream of the dehumidifying section in the air flow direction.
- the “dehumidifying section” refers to a dehumidifier using an adsorbent such as a heat exchanger or zeolite.
- the dehumidifying section dehumidifies the air.
- the air purifying member is disposed downstream of the dehumidifying section in the air flow direction. Normally, in air conditioners, the relative humidity on the downstream side of the heat exchanger tends to be low regardless of the heating operation or cooling operation.
- viruses containing SARS tend to prefer a low humidity environment. Therefore, this air conditioner can efficiently collect viruses.
- the air cleaning member contains an adsorbent such as apatite zeolite, apatite zeolite and the like tend to adsorb moisture instead of viruses in a high humidity atmosphere. For this reason, the downstream side of the relatively dry heat exchanger can improve the collection efficiency of the virus.
- department stores and the like usually produce a large amount of heat indoors, so they may be operated in air-conditioning even in winter. Therefore, the present invention is not limited to the case where the air conditioner is heating.
- the air conditioner according to claim 28 is the air conditioner according to claim 26 or 27, wherein the sterilization unit is a photocatalyst.
- the sterilization unit is a photocatalyst. Therefore, if the photocatalyst is irradiated with light in an appropriate wavelength range, the photocatalyst removes viruses and bacteria collected in the dust collecting portion. For this reason, in this air conditioner, viruses and bacteria can be easily removed.
- the air conditioner according to claim 29 is the air conditioner according to claim 28, wherein the apatite and the photocatalyst are the same substance.
- the photocatalyst apatite is a substance in which, for example, a part of calcium atoms constituting calcium hydroxyapatite is replaced by a titanium atom or the like, and has both a photocatalytic function and an adsorption ability peculiar to apatite.
- a mixture of an adsorbent such as zeolite and titanium oxide has been used as a photocatalyst.
- an adsorbent such as zeolite and titanium oxide
- apatite has a high adsorption property against virus and bacterium, and it is conceivable that apatite may be used in place of the above-mentioned adsorbent in order to enhance the effect of the bacteria removing part.
- it is effective only for viruses and bacteria adsorbed in the vicinity of titanium oxide exhibiting a catalytic function, and is adsorbed on the apatite but there is no titanium oxide in the vicinity.
- An air conditioner according to claim 30 is the air conditioner according to claim 28 or 29, wherein the charging unit generates ultraviolet light by discharging.
- the charging unit generates ultraviolet light by discharging. Therefore, the photocatalyst is activated by the ultraviolet light generated by the discharge. Therefore, it is not necessary to arrange a special light source in this air conditioner. As a result, the cost for the light source can be reduced.
- the air conditioner according to claim 31 is the air conditioner according to any one of claims 28 to 30, wherein the air cleaning unit is an electrode.
- the air purifier is an electrode. Further, the air purifying section contains a photocatalyst. Therefore, viruses and bacteria adsorbed on the electrodes are decomposed by the photocatalyst. Therefore, in this air cleaning member, the electrode cleaning efficiency can be improved.
- Air cleaning member comprising microparticles comprising a virus or bacteria, the airborne dust concentration the air purification member for cleaning 0. 1 5 mg / m 3 or less air, HE PA filter And apatite.
- Apatite is provided on HEPA filters to adsorb viruses or bacteria. It should be noted that those skilled in the art are well aware of the method of calculating the “suspended dust concentration”.
- the HEPA filter includes a ULPA filter.
- rU LP Aj is an abbreviation of Ultra low penetration air, and it is capable of removing more than 99.995% of fine particles of all kinds, regardless of bacteria, if they are 0.1 micron or more, dust or pollen. This is a generic term for filters.
- viruses and bacteria have a size of 0.3 micron or less, and there is no guarantee that viruses and bacteria can be completely collected even with a HEPA filter.
- apatite is provided on the HEPA filter to adsorb viruses or bacteria.
- apatite exhibits excellent adsorption capacity against virus and bacteria.
- the air purifying member has a better ability to collect viruses and bacteria than the HEPA filter.
- the air purifying member according to claim 33 is the air purifying member according to claim 32, wherein the apatite is provided on a surface of the HEPA filter on the upstream side in the air flow direction.
- apatite is provided on the surface of the HEPA filter on the upstream side in the air flow direction.
- viruses and bacteria are often attached to dust. Therefore, as long as the virus or bacteria having a size of 0.3 micron or less adheres to the dust, it is usually dammed on the surface of the dust collecting portion on the upstream side in the air flow direction. Therefore, there should be a lot of virus bacteria on the surface of the dust collection part on the upstream side in the air flow direction.
- the aperture is provided on the surface of the dust collecting part on the upstream side in the air flow direction. Therefore, apatite can efficiently adsorb virus and bacteria.
- the air purifying member according to claim 34 is the air purifying member according to claim 33, further comprising a photocatalyst. This photocatalyst is provided on the surface on the upstream side in the air flow direction of the HEPA filter.
- a photocatalyst is provided on the surface of the HEPA filter on the upstream side in the air flow direction. The Therefore, when the photocatalyst is irradiated with light in an appropriate wavelength region, the photocatalyst removes virus and bacteria adsorbed on apatite. Therefore, the air purifying member can easily remove viruses and bacteria.
- the air purifying member according to claim 35 is the air purifying member according to claim 34, wherein the apatite and the photocatalyst are apatite having photocatalytic ability or a mixed photocatalyst.
- the mixed photocatalyst is a mixture of apatite having photocatalytic ability and a photocatalytic material.
- the apatite and the photocatalyst are apatite having photocatalytic ability or a mixed photocatalyst. For this reason, the air purifying member can remove virus bacteria more efficiently.
- An air purifying unit includes an air purifying member and a light source.
- the air purifying member is the air purifying member according to claim 34 or 35.
- the light source is arranged in a space upstream of the HEPA filter in the air flow direction.
- the air purifying member is the air purifying member according to claim 30 or 31.
- the light source is arranged in a space on the upstream side in the air flow direction of the HEPA filter. Therefore, this air purifying unit can remove virus and bacterium with higher efficiency.
- FIG. 1 is an external perspective view of an air purifier according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of filters and a blowing mechanism according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic block diagram of a control unit according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a detailed view of a prefilter according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is an enlarged sectional view of a net portion of the prefilter according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a part of a cross-sectional view of the roll filter according to the embodiment of the present invention according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the roll filter when the roll filter collects fine particles.
- FIG. 8 is an external perspective view of an air conditioner according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a system configuration diagram of an air conditioning system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a detailed view of the improved HEPA filter according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a system configuration diagram of an air conditioning system according to an embodiment of the present invention. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 1 shows an external view of an air purifier 1 to which an embodiment of the present invention is applied.
- the air purifier 1 purifies the indoor air of buildings and houses and sends the purified air into the room to maintain a comfortable environment.
- the air purifier 1 includes a casing 10, a blowing mechanism 20 (see FIG. 2), a control unit 50 (see FIG. 3), and a filter unit 30 (see FIG. 2).
- the casing 10 constitutes the outer surface of the air purifier 1 and includes a blower mechanism 20, a control unit 50, and a filter unit 30.
- the casing 10 has a main body 11 and a front panel 12.
- the main body 11 has a top suction port 13, a side suction port 14, and an outlet 15.
- the upper surface suction port 13 and the side face suction port 14 are substantially rectangular openings for sucking room air into the air purifier 1 in order to clean the room air in the air cleaner 1.
- the upper surface suction port 13 is provided with the outlet port 15
- the main body 11 is provided at the front end of the upper surface.
- the side suction ports 14 are a pair of openings provided on the right and left sides of the main body 11.
- the outlet 15 is provided at the rear end of the upper surface of the main body 11.
- the outlet 15 is an opening through which the purified air is blown out of the air purifier 1 into the room.
- the front panel 12 is provided in front of the main body 11, and covers the filter unit 30 installed inside the main body 11.
- the front panel 12 has a front suction port 16 and a display panel opening 17.
- the front suction port 16 is a substantially rectangular opening provided at a substantially central portion of the front panel 12 for sucking room air into the air purifier 1.
- the display panel opening 17 is provided so that a display panel 56 described later can be viewed from outside the casing 10.
- the blower mechanism 20 sucks room air from each suction port (top suction port 13, side suction port 14, and front suction port 16), and blows clean air from the blowout port 15.
- the blower mechanism 20 is provided inside the casing 10, and is configured such that room air sucked from each suction port passes through the filter unit 30.
- the blower mechanism 20 includes a fan motor 21 and a blower fan 22 driven to rotate by the fan motor 21.
- An inverter motor whose frequency is controlled by an inverter circuit is employed as the fan motor 21.
- a centrifugal fan is used as the blower fan 22.
- the air purifier 1 further includes a control unit 50 composed of a microprocessor. As shown in FIG. 3, the control unit 50 is connected to a ROM 51 for storing a control program and various parameters, a RAM 52 for temporarily storing variables being processed, and the like. .
- various sensors such as a temperature sensor 53, a humidity sensor 54, and a dust sensor 55 are connected to the control unit 50, and a detection signal of each sensor is input.
- the dust sensor 55 irradiates light into the introduced air, detects the amount of light that reaches the light-receiving element by being scattered by smoke, dust, pollen, and other particles contained in the air, and detects dust and the like. The particle concentration can be measured.
- a display panel 56 is connected to the control unit 50.
- the display panel 56 displays the operation mode, monitor information from various sensors, timer information, and maintenance information. Is displayed so that a user or the like can visually check it from the outside through the display panel opening 17.
- the display panel 56 can be constituted by a liquid crystal display panel 'LED' and other display elements or a combination thereof.
- control unit 50 is connected to the fan motor 21 and can control the operation of these devices in accordance with the operation of the user and the detection results of various sensors.
- the filter unit 30 is provided inside the casing 10 and removes fine particles contained in the room air sucked from the suction ports 13, 14, 16.
- the filter unit 30 includes a pre-filter 31, a plasma ion filter 32, a first photocatalyst filter 33, a second photocatalyst filter 34, and an inverter lamp 35.
- the room air sucked from each suction port passes through the filter unit 30 in the order of the pre-filter 31, the plasma ionizer 32, the first photocatalyst filter 33, and the second photocatalyst filter 34. It is configured to pass through.
- the pre-filter 31 is a filter for removing relatively large dust and the like from the air sucked into the casing 10 by the blowing mechanism 20.
- the pre-filter 31 has a net section 310 and a frame 311 (see FIG. 4).
- the net 310 is a thread-like resin net made of polypropylene (hereinafter referred to as “ ⁇ ”), to which relatively large dust contained in the air sucked into the casing 10 adheres.
- the fiber constituting the net portion 310 is composed of a core 310a composed of a metal and a coating layer 3114 composed of PP similarly.
- the coating layer 314 carries a visible light type photocatalyst 312 and a catechin 313 so as to be exposed to the air side (see FIG. 5).
- the visible light-type photocatalyst 312 contains titanium oxide and the like whose photocatalytic action is activated by visible light, and bacteria such as bacteria and bacteria contained in dust and the like adhering to the net 310. ⁇ Remove virus.
- Catechin is a type of polyphenol, and is a generic term for epicatechin, epigallocatechin, epicatechin gallate, and epigallocatechin gallate. This catechin has inhibited the growth of bacteria such as rot bacteria and bacteria contained in dust and the like attached to the net P310. Or inactivate reviruses (see Figure 5).
- the plasma ionization section 32 applies a strong charge to dust and the like contained in the air after passing through the pre-filter 31 to charge the air. Due to this charging, the collection efficiency of dust and the like in the electrostatic filter 330 of the first photocatalyst filter 33 described later is increased. In addition, since the plasma ionization section 32 also charges the virus and bacteria contained in the dust, it is possible to improve the efficiency of adsorption of the virus and bacteria to a photocatalyst, which will be described later, and to improve the efficiency of removing the virus and bacteria. Will be improved.
- FIG. 6 shows a part of a cross-sectional view of the first photocatalytic filter 33.
- the first photocatalyst filter 33 is in the form of a roll in which the length of the first photocatalyst filter 33 is wound a plurality of times, and is configured to be pulled out when the surface in use becomes dirty and cut off the dirty portion.
- the first photocatalyst filter 33 has an electrostatic filter 330 and a photocatalyst filter 331.
- the first photocatalyst filter 33 is formed by stacking the electrostatic filter 330 and the photocatalyst filter 331.
- the electrostatic filter 330 is arranged on the upstream side of the air flow by the blowing mechanism 20, and the photocatalyst filter 331 is arranged on the downstream side of the air flow.
- the electrostatic filter 330 adsorbs dust and the like charged by the plasma ionization section 32. Dust and the like that pass through the electrostatic filter 330 adhere to the photocatalyst filter 331.
- a photocatalytic apatite 334 On the surface of the photocatalytic filter 331 on the downstream side of the air flow, a photocatalytic apatite 334 in which calcium atoms of calcium hydroxyapatite are replaced with titanium atoms is supported.
- the photocatalytic apatite 334 adsorbs and removes viruses, bacteria, and bacteria contained in dust and the like.
- the photocatalytic abatite 334 also adsorbs and decomposes ammonias, aldehydes 336, nitrogen oxides 337, etc. contained in the air passing through the photocatalytic filter 331 (see FIG. 7). ).
- Table 1 shows the inactivation ratio of the photocatalytic apatite 334 to viruses, bacteria and toxins. As is evident from Table 1, this photocatalytic apatite 334 has an inactivation rate of more than 99.99% against influenza virus, Escherichia coli (0-157), Staphylococcus aureus and black mold. Is shown.
- the photocatalytic apatite 334 also has an inactivation rate of 99.9% or more against enterotoxin (toxin).
- the second photocatalyst filter 34 supports titanium oxide having a photocatalytic action.
- the second photocatalyst filter 34 adsorbs dust and dirt in the air that has not been adsorbed by the first photocatalyst filter 33.
- the second photocatalyst filter 34 removes bacteria, viruses and the like contained in the adsorbed dust and dust with titanium oxide.
- the inverter lamp 35 is arranged between the first photocatalyst filter 33 and the second photocatalyst filter 34.
- the inverter lamp 35 irradiates the photocatalyst filter 33 1 and the second photocatalyst filter 34 of the first photocatalyst filter 33 with ultraviolet rays, and activates the photocatalysis of each photocatalyst filter.
- Filter coated with photocatalyst apatite 334 (approx. 30 mm x 30 mm) [Drop the influenza virus suspension and incubate at room temperature in the dark (light-shielded) and under light conditions. (The distance between the filter and the black light is about 20 cm)], and the virus infection titer was measured 24 hours later.
- Test virus Influenza virus type A (H 1 N 1)
- MDCK NBL-2 cells ATCC CCL- 34 strains [Dainippon Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.]
- Elele MEM (containing 0.06 mgZmI kanamycin) to which 10% of neonatal sorghum serum was added was used.
- a medium having the following composition was used.
- MDCK cells were monolayer cultured in tissue culture flasks using cell growth medium. b) Inoculation of virus
- the cell growth medium was removed from the flask, and the test virus was inoculated. Next, a cell maintenance medium was added, and the cells were cultured in a 37 ° G carbon dioxide incubator (CO 2 concentration: 5%) for 2 to 5 days.
- the morphology of the cells was observed using an inverted phase-contrast microscope, and it was confirmed that morphological changes (cell denaturation effects) had occurred in 80% or more of the cells.
- the culture was centrifuged (3, OOO rZm i ⁇ , 10 minutes), and the resulting supernatant was used as the virus suspension.
- 0.2 mL of the virus suspension was added dropwise to the sample.
- the virus suspension in the test piece was washed out with 2 mL of cell maintenance medium.
- MDCK cells were cultured in a monolayer in a tissue culture microplate (96 wells), and then the cell growth medium was removed and 0.1 mL of cell maintenance medium was added. Next, 0.1 mL of the washing solution and its diluted solution were inoculated into each of four wells, and cultured in a 37 ° C. carbon dioxide incubator (CO 2 concentration: 5%) for 4 to 7 days. After culturing, observe the presence or absence of cell morphological changes (cell denaturing effect) using an inverted phase contrast microscope, calculate the 50% tissue culture infectious dose (TC ID 50 ) by the Read-Muench method, and wash out It was converted to the virus infection titer per 1 mL.
- CO 2 concentration carbon dioxide incubator
- Antimicrobial Product Technology Council Test Method “Test Method for Evaluation of Antimicrobial Activity of Antimicrobial Products III (2001 Edition) Light Irradiation Film Adhesion Method” ]. The filter was tested for antibacterial activity.
- the test was performed as follows.
- Bacterial liquids of Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus and Black mold were dropped on the sample, and a low-density polyethylene film was placed over the solution and adhered.
- Escherichia col i IFO 3972 E. coli
- Aureus IFO 12732 (Staphylococcus aureus) Mold
- NA medium Normal agar medium [Eiken Chemical Co., Ltd.]
- 500 medium normal broth [Eiken Chemical Co., Ltd.] supplemented with 0.2% meat extract was diluted 500-fold with phosphate buffer to adjust the pH to 7.0 ⁇ 0.2.
- S CDLP medium SCDLP medium [Nippon Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.]
- PDA medium Potato dextroth agar medium [Eiken Kiki Co., Ltd.]
- test strain pre-cultured in NA medium at 35 ° C for 16 to 24 hours is re-contacted with NA medium, and the cells cultured in 35 ° G for 16 to 20 hours are evenly dispersed in 1 / 500NB medium. And prepared so that the number of bacteria per mL would be 2.5 ⁇ 10 5 to 1.0 ⁇ 10 6 .
- the spores (conidia) are suspended in a 0.05% solution of dioctyl sodium sulphosuccinate, filtered through gauze, and the number of spores per mL is reduced. It was prepared to be 2.5 ⁇ 10 5 to 1.0 ⁇ 10 6 .
- Filter 50 mm x 50 mm is sterilized by moist heat (121 ° C, 15 minutes), air-dried for 1 hour, placed in a plastic petri dish, and exposed to black light (black light bull, FL 20S BLB 20 W, 2 parallel). Irradiation for more than 2 hours was used as a speech fee.
- the surviving bacteria are washed out of the sample with SCD LP medium, and the viable cell count of this wash solution is determined by using SA medium (35 ° G, 2 days culture) for bacteria, and PDA medium (25 ° C, 7 ° C) for mold. Cultivation for one day), and converted to the value per sample. The measurement immediately after the inoculation was performed on a control sample.
- a sample is inoculated with staphylococcal enterotoxin A (hereinafter abbreviated as “SET-AJ”), at room temperature (20 to 25 ° G), in dark (light-shielded), and in bright (light of about 1 mWZ cm 2 UV intensity). After irradiation, the concentration of SET-A was measured 24 hours later, and the decomposition rate was calculated.
- SET-AJ staphylococcal enterotoxin A
- the standard stock solution was diluted with the attached buffer solution to prepare a standard solution of 0.2, 0.5, and 1 ngZmL (VI DAX Staph en tero t ox inn (SET) [bioMeri eux]).
- the filter was cut into a size of 5 Omm x 50 mm and irradiated with black light from a distance of about 1 cm for 24 hours to obtain a sample.
- the sample was placed in a plastic petri dish and inoculated with 0.4 mL of SET-A standard stock solution. These were stored at room temperature (20 to 25 ° C), protected from light and irradiated with ultraviolet light of about 1 mWZ cm 2 (black light, FL20S BL-B 20 W, two parallel).
- the sample was washed out from the sample with 10 mL of the attached buffer solution, and the sample solution was taken as a sample solution.
- the standard solution for the calibration curve was measured by the ELISA method using VI DAX S t ap en t e ro t o x in (SET) [bioMe r i e u x], and a calibration curve was prepared from the concentration of the standard solution and the fluorescence intensity.
- the fluorescence intensity of the sample solution was measured by ELISA using VI DAX S taphenterotoxin (SET) [bioMerieux], and the concentration of SET-1A was determined from the calibration curve created in E. The rate was calculated.
- SET VI DAX S taphenterotoxin
- Decomposition rate (%) (measured value of control-measured value of sample solution) Measured value of control X 100 [Characteristics of this air purifier]
- conventional air purifiers viruses, bacteria, bacteria, etc., contained in dust and the like adhering to the net of the pre-filter, keep the net until the user of the air purifier cleans the pre-filter. Has been left attached to. Therefore, conventional air purifiers may cause odors and air pollution due to the propagation of bacteria, bacteria, etc. on the linet where the virus was re-released.
- the air purifier 1 viruses, bacteria, bacteria, and the like in the air are removed by the visible light-type photocatalyst 312 and the photocatalytic apatite 334. Therefore, the air purifier 1 can easily remove viruses, bacteria, bacteria, and the like.
- the visible light type photocatalyst 312 is carried on the surface of the net portion 310 of the prefilter 31. Therefore, if indoor light is cast on the net portion 310, the photocatalysis of the photocatalyst 312 is activated. In other words, viruses, bacteria and bacteria can be removed without preparing a special light source. Second, the air purifier 1 can remove viruses, bacteria, bacteria, and the like with a simple configuration.
- the net portion 310 of the prefilter 31 is made of fibers.
- the fiber is composed of a core 310a and a coating layer 314.
- the coating layer 3 14 is formed so that a part of the photocatalyst 3 12 is exposed to the air side. Hold 2
- this fiber 310 has a core 31Oa, and the photocatalyst 312 is supported only on the coating layer 314. Therefore, the coating layer 3 14 gradually deteriorates when irradiated with light having a wavelength at which the photocatalyst 3 12 causes a catalytic reaction, but the core 310 a does not deteriorate due to the light. . Further, since the core 310a is free of foreign matter (photocatalyst), its strength is good. Therefore, this pre-filter 31 can maintain its strength for a long period of time.
- the photocatalytic apatite 334 is carried on the surface of the photocatalyst filter 331 on the downstream side of the air flow.
- a mixture of an adsorbent such as zeolite and titanium oxide has been used as a photocatalytic filter.
- apatite is known to have a high adsorption property against viruses and bacteria, and it is considered that apatite may be used as a substitute for the adsorbent of the photocatalytic filter in the above-mentioned form in order to enhance the effect of the bacteria removing section.
- the first catalyst filter 33 is provided downstream of the plasma ionization section 32 in the direction of flow of the air 5.
- the first catalytic filter 33 carries a photocatalytic apatite 334.
- Apatite is considered to be charged from a chemical structural point of view, and is said to have the ability to form hydrogen and ionic bonds with other substances.
- it since it is composed of viruses and bacteria (well, it is composed of sugar chains and proteins, etc., it has a weak electric charge. It is thought that this is because a charge-like action acts on the surface.
- the air purifier 1 since the air purifier 1 employs the above-described configuration, the virus and bacteria are more strongly charged in the plasma ionization section 32 before being collected by the filter. Therefore, viruses and bacteria are easily absorbed by the photocatalytic apatite 334. As a result, the efficiency of collecting viruses and bacteria can be improved.
- the photocatalytic apatite 334 has a function of removing viral bacteria. Therefore, in the air purifier 1, it is possible to suppress the generation of offensive odor and the occurrence of air pollution without frequent cleaning or replacement.
- the photocatalytic apatite 334 having a photocatalytic action is carried on the surface of the photocatalytic filter 331 on the downstream side of the air flow.
- air containing viruses, bacteria, bacteria, and the like that have not adhered to the photocatalyst filter 331 comes into contact with the photocatalytic apatite 334.
- these viruses, bacteria and bacteria are adsorbed on the photocatalytic apatite 334, and the photocatalytic apatite 334 removes them.
- the photocatalytic apatite 334 when the photocatalytic apatite 334 removes viruses, bacteria, bacteria, etc., the ultraviolet rays projected from the inverter lamp 35 to the photocatalytic abatite 334 cause dust and the like to adhere to the photocatalytic filter 331. The likelihood of being interrupted is reduced. Therefore, the photocatalytic apatite 334 is sufficiently irradiated with light necessary for removing virus and bacteria, so that the photocatalytic apatite 334 can remove even more viruses, bacilli and bacteria. For this reason, in this air purifier 1, generation of offensive odor and air pollution can be further suppressed.
- the catechin 313 is supported on the surface of the fiber constituting the net portion 310 of the prefilter 31.
- catechin is said to have an effect of inactivating viruses and an excellent effect of suppressing the growth of bacteria. Therefore, it is possible to further suppress the growth of bacteria, bacteria, and the like attached to the net portion 310, and to inactivate viruses more efficiently. For this reason, in this air purifier 1, generation of offensive odor and air pollution can be further suppressed.
- the catechin 313 is kneaded into the PP to be supported on the surface of the PP forming the net portion 310. Therefore, the catechin 313 is not easily peeled off from the net portion 310. Therefore, for example, even when the user of the air purifier 1 cleans the pre-filter 31 to clean the pre-filter 31, the catechin 3 13 may peel off from the net 3 10. Almost none.
- the catechin 3 13 is carried on the net portion 3 10 of the pre-filter 31.
- the components of the buried sugi tree ⁇ lysing enzyme may be carried on the net part of the prefilter.
- the components of the sand burial of Yaksugi are excellent in inhibiting the growth of fungi.
- lytic enzymes dissolve cell walls of bacteria, and thus have an excellent action of inhibiting the growth of bacteria. Therefore, in the above-described air purifier, the growth of bacteria can be further suppressed, so that generation of offensive odor and air pollution can be further suppressed.
- the catechin 3 13 is carried on the net portion 3 10 of the pre-filter 31.
- the titanium oxide filter or the second photocatalyst filter may carry a force sensor.
- the photocatalyst filter 331 of the first photocatalyst filter 33 carries the apatite 334.
- an aperitite may be carried on the net portion 310 of the pre-filter 31.
- the visible light type photocatalyst is carried on the net portion 310 of the pre-filter 31.
- a mixture of a visible light type photocatalyst and a photocatalyst avatar may be supported on the net portion 310 of the prefilter 31.
- Apatite-type photocatalysts have a higher ability to adsorb viruses and bacteria than conventional titanium oxides, but may not have sufficient activity depending on the state of the light source.
- general photocatalytic materials such as metal oxide photocatalysts and carbon-based photocatalysts can easily change the main wavelength region of light where a catalytic reaction occurs by controlling the crystal structure, for example, and therefore, regardless of the state of the light source. Shows high activity.
- such a mixed-type photocatalyst can remove viruses and bacteria adsorbed on an aperitite near a general photocatalyst such as a metal oxide photocatalyst or a carbon-based photocatalyst even when the state of the light source is poor.
- the present invention is applied to the air purifier 1, but the present invention may be applied to an air conditioner 100 that performs cooling and heating as shown in FIG.
- the air conditioner 100 is a device for supplying conditioned air to a room, and includes an indoor unit 101 mounted on a wall or the like in an indoor room, and an outdoor unit 102 installed outdoors. It has.
- the indoor unit 101 is provided with a suction port 105 for taking indoor air into the air conditioner 100, and a filter unit (not shown) is provided inside the suction port 105. ) Will be equipped. Even when the present invention is applied to this filter unit, virus bacilli, bacteria, and the like adhering to and adsorbing to the filter unit are removed, so that generation of offensive odor and air pollution can be suppressed. .
- the photocatalyst abatite in which the photocatalyst abatite 334 is introduced into the abatite 334 is supported on the surface of the photocatalyst filter 331 on the downstream side of the air flow. It is. Instead, the surface of the photocatalyst filter 331 on the downstream side of the air flow may carry titanium oxide having photocatalytic action and aperitite.
- the plasma ionization section 32 and the first catalyst filter 33 are provided independently, but the plasma ionization section 32 and the first catalyst filter 33 are previously unitized. May be.
- the inverter lamp 35 is provided on the downstream side of the first photocatalyst filter 33, but the inverter lamp 35 may be provided on the upstream side of the first photocatalyst filter 33.
- dust to which virus and bacteria adhere is often collected on the upstream surface of the filter. Therefore, in this way, virus and bacteria can be removed with higher efficiency.
- the first photocatalyst filter 33 and the second photocatalyst filter are used as the air cleaning member.
- an electric dust collector or the like may be used.
- an electrostatic precipitator is used, an apatite layer may be provided on the collecting electrode. It may be provided.
- the first photocatalyst filter 33 and the second photocatalyst filter are used as the air cleaning member, but a positively charged filter or the like may be used instead.
- viruses and bacteria are negatively charged, so that viruses and bacteria can be positively collected without providing the plasma ionizing section 32.
- FIG. 9 shows a system configuration diagram of an air conditioning system 400 to which an embodiment of the present invention is applied.
- Air conditioning system 4 0 0 is the air conditioning system for a hospital, usually indoor airborne dust concentration 0. And maintained at 1 5 m g m 3 or less.
- Air conditioning system 4 0 0 As shown in Fig. 9, mainly, outside air introduction duct 411, outside air introduction damper 461, first duct 412, duct air conditioning unit 440, blower 420, second duct 413, air purification filter unit 430 , A third duct 414, and an exhaust duct 415.
- the outside air introduction duct 411 is provided for introducing the air OA from the outside to the room from outside.
- One end of the outside air introduction duct 411 faces the outside, and a pre-filter 490 is provided there.
- the pre-filter 490 is a filter for removing relatively large dust.
- the other end of the outside air introduction duct 411 is connected to a first duct 412 and a third duct 414 through a pipe.
- an outside air introduction damper 461 is provided at the connection point.
- the outside air introduction damper 461 is provided at a connection point between the outside air introduction duct 411 and the first duct 412.
- the outside air introduction damper 461 can be switched between a first state and a second state.
- the first state solid line state
- the introduction of outside air is shut off.
- the second state dotted line
- outside air is introduced. Therefore, the main air flow in the first state is RA-CA1-CA2-SA-RA (see the white arrow in Fig. 9).
- the main air flow in the second state is RA + OA—CA1 ⁇ CA2 ⁇ S A ⁇ RA ⁇ RA + OA (see the white arrow in Fig. 9).
- the first duct 412 is connected to the outside air introduction duct 411 and the third duct 414 by piping, and the other end is connected to the inlet of the blower 420 by piping.
- the first duct 412 is provided with a duct type air conditioning unit 440 therebetween. It is to be noted that a mixed air of return air RA and indoor air or a mixed air of return air RA, outdoor air OA and indoor air is supplied to this duct type air conditioning unit 440.
- the duct-type air conditioning unit 440 is provided between the first ducts 412, and includes therein a blower fan and a heat exchanger (not shown).
- the blower fan draws in outdoor air through the outside air introduction duct 411 and the first duct 412 when introducing outside air.
- This blower fan also draws in indoor air regardless of the introduction of outside air.
- this blower fan also sucks in return air RA from the room regardless of the introduction of outside air. Then, the blower fan supplies the sucked air to blower 420.
- the heat exchanger is connected to an outdoor unit (not shown) via a refrigerant pipe.
- Refrigerant (refrigerant liquid during cooling, refrigerant gas during heating) is supplied to the heat exchanger from an outdoor unit via a refrigerant pipe. Then, in this heat exchanger, the air is cooled or heated by causing heat exchange with the refrigerant, and conditioned air CA1 is generated.
- the blower 420 mainly includes a blower fan (not shown) and a fan motor.
- the fan motor drives the blower fan. Then, an air flow (see a white arrow C A2 in FIG. 9) is generated by the blower fan.
- the blower fan delivers the conditioned air C A2 to the room through the second duct 413.
- the second duct 413 has one end connected to the outlet of the blower 420 by piping, and the other end connected indoors.
- a pre-filter 490 is provided on the indoor side of the second duct. In the second duct 413, the conditioned air flows into the room by the blower 420 (see the white arrow C A2 in FIG. 9).
- the air purifying filter unit 430 is provided at the indoor outlet of the second duct 413, the indoor exhaust port of the third duct 414, and the indoor exhaust port of the fourth duct 415.
- the air purifying filter unit 430 mainly includes an improved HEPA filter 440 and a corona discharger 450.
- the improved HEPA filter 440 is provided with a HEPA filter 443, an ozone decomposition catalyst layer 442, and a photocatalytic apatite layer 441.
- HE PA443 is a filter that has the ability to remove 99.97% or more of all kinds of fine particles regardless of dust, pollen and bacteria if they are 0.3 microns or larger.
- Ozone decomposition catalyst layer is corona discharger 4 Corrected paper (Fine IJ91) It is for decomposing ozone generated by 50.
- the photocatalytic abatite layer 441 is made of a substance obtained by substituting a part of calcium atoms of calcium hydroxyapatite with titanium atoms.
- the photocatalytic abatite layer has a high adsorption ability to viruses and bacteria, and at the same time functions very well as a photocatalyst.
- the air purifying filter unit 450 is installed so that the corona discharger 450 is located on the upstream side in the air flow direction and the improved HEPA filter 44 is located on the downstream side in the air flow direction.
- One end of the third duct 414 is connected to the first duct 412 by piping, and the other end is connected to the exhaust port in the room by piping.
- a pre-filter 490 is provided on the indoor side of the third duct 414.
- One end of the exhaust duct 415 is connected to the indoor exhaust port by piping, and the other end communicates with the outside. In this exhaust duct, a part of the air S A blown into the room is exhausted (see the white dotted arrow EA in Fig. 9).
- the air purification filter is arranged such that the corona discharger 450 faces upstream in the air flow direction and the improved HEPA filter 450 faces downstream in the air flow direction.
- Unit 430 is installed. For this reason, viruses and bacteria are strongly charged in the corona discharger 450 before reaching the photocatalytic abatite layer 441. Therefore, the virus and bacteria are more adsorbed to the photocatalytic apatite layer 441. As a result, it is possible to improve the ability of the improved HEPA filter 440 to collect viruses and bacteria.
- the photocatalytic abatite layer 441 of the improved HEPA filter 440 is activated by the ultraviolet light generated by the discharge. Therefore, it is not necessary to arrange a special light source in the air cleaning system 400. As a result, the cost for the light source can be reduced.
- the improved HEPA filter 44 is provided with a hornworm medium abatite layer 4 41.
- a layer of a mixture of a photocatalyst such as titanium dioxide, strontium titanate, zinc oxide, tungsten oxide, iron oxide, fullerene, nitride, oxynitride, and apatite was used. May be provided.
- the improved HE P A filter 44 is provided with the hornworm medium apatite layer 441, but an apatite layer may be provided instead.
- the virus is not aggressively removed, but it should be better than the HEPA filter in terms of collection capacity.
- the HEPA filter is used as the improved HEPA filter 450, but an ULPA filter may be used instead.
- corona discharger 450 is used in the second embodiment, a plasma discharger may be used instead.
- the air cleaning filter unit 430 is provided at the indoor outlet of the second duct 413, the indoor exhaust port of the third duct 414, and the indoor exhaust port of the fourth duct 415.
- an air purifying filter unit 43 may be further provided downstream of the heat exchanger of the duct type air conditioning unit 44 in the air flow direction. Normally, the relative humidity of an air conditioner downstream of the heat exchanger tends to be low regardless of the heating operation or the cooling operation. Essentially, viruses containing SARS tend to favor a low humidity environment. Therefore, the virus can be collected efficiently.
- FIG. 11 shows a system configuration diagram of an air conditioning system 500 to which an embodiment of the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 11 shows a system configuration diagram of an air conditioning system 500 to which an embodiment of the present invention is applied.
- Air conditioning system 500 is an air conditioning system for a hospital, usually kept operating room below airborne dust concentration 0. 1 5mgZm 3.
- the air conditioning system 500 mainly consists of an outside air introduction duct 511, an outside air introduction damper 561, a first duct 512, a duct type air conditioning unit 540, a duct blower 520, and a second duct 51. 3. Consists of an air cleaning unit 560 and a third duct 514.
- the outside air introduction duct 511 is provided for introducing air OA from the outside to the room indoors.
- One end of the outside air introduction duct 511 faces the outside, and a pre-filter 590 is provided there.
- the pre-filter 590 is a filter for removing relatively large dust.
- a first duct 512 and a third duct 514 are connected to the other end of the outside air introduction duct 511 by piping.
- an outside air introduction damper 561 is provided.
- the outside air introduction damper 561 is provided at a connection point between the outside air introduction duct 511 and the first duct 512.
- the outside air introduction damper 561 can be switched between a first state and a second state.
- the first state solid line state
- the introduction of outside air is shut off.
- the second state dotted line
- outside air is introduced. Therefore, the main air flow in the first state is ORA—CA1 ⁇ CA2—RSA ⁇ ORA (see the white arrow in Fig. 11).
- the main air flow in the second state is ORA + 0 A ⁇ CA 1 ⁇ CA 2 ⁇ RS A ⁇ ORA ⁇ ORA + OA (see the white arrow in Fig. 11).
- first duct 512 One end of the first duct 512 is connected to the outside air introduction duct 511 and the third duct 514 by piping, and the other end is connected to the inlet of the duct blower 520 by piping.
- a duct type air conditioning unit 540 is provided between the first duct 512. This duct type air conditioning unit 540 has return air RA and indoor A mixture of air or a mixture of return air RA, outside air OA, and indoor air will be supplied.
- the duct type air conditioning unit 540 is provided between the first ducts 5 12, and includes a blower fan and a heat exchanger (not shown) therein.
- the blower fan sucks in outdoor air through the outside air introduction duct 511 and the first duct 1 12 when outside air is introduced. This blower fan also draws in indoor air regardless of the introduction of outside air. In addition, this blower fan draws in the return air RA from the room regardless of the introduction of outside air. Then, the blower fan supplies the sucked air to the duct blower 52.
- the heat exchanger is connected to an outdoor unit (not shown) via a refrigerant pipe.
- Refrigerant (refrigerant liquid during cooling, refrigerant gas during heating) is supplied to the heat exchanger from an outdoor unit via a refrigerant pipe. Then, in this heat exchanger, the air is cooled or heated by causing heat exchange with the refrigerant, and conditioned air C A1 is generated.
- the duct blower 520 is mainly composed of a fan and a fan motor (not shown).
- the fan motor drives the blower fan.
- an air flow (see a white arrow C A2 in FIG. 11) is generated by the blower fan.
- the blower fan delivers the conditioned air C A2 into the room through the second duct 5 13.
- One end of the second duct 513 is connected to the outlet of the duct blower 520 by piping, and the other end is connected indoors. Note that a pre-filter 590 is provided on the indoor side of the second duct. In the second duct 5 13, the conditioned air flows into the room by the duct blower 5 20 (see the white arrow C A 2 in FIG. 11).
- the air purifying unit 560 is arranged behind the ceiling, and mainly includes an indoor blower 565 and an air purifying filter unit 530.
- the room blower fan draws in the conditioned air RSA blown into the operating room or the return air IRA in the operating room, and supplies the air to the air purification filter unit 530.
- the air that has passed through the air purifying filter unit 530 is inside the glass screen 610. Flows vertically towards the operating table 600 and the floor (see open arrow ISA in Figure 11).
- the main air flow in the operating room is RSA-IRA ⁇ ISA ⁇ (ORA or IRA) (see the white arrow in Fig. 11).
- the air cleaning filter unit 530 is the same as the air cleaning filter unit according to the second embodiment (see FIG. 10).
- the air purifying unit 550 is installed such that the corona discharger 550 faces the improved flow direction of the air and the improved HEPA filter 540 faces the downstream side in the air flow direction.
- One end of the third duct 5 14 is connected to the first duct 5 12 by piping, and the other end is connected to the exhaust port in the room by piping.
- a pre-filter 590 is provided on the indoor side of the third duct 514.
- the air purification filter unit 530 is installed such that the corona discharger faces upstream in the air flow direction and the improved HEPA filter faces downstream in the air flow direction. You. For this reason, viruses and bacteria are strongly charged in the corona discharger before reaching the photocatalytic apatite layer 541. Therefore, the virus and bacteria are more adsorbed to the photocatalytic apatite layer 541. As a result, the ability of the improved HEPA filter to capture viruses and bacteria can be improved. Further, the photocatalytic apatite layer of the improved HEPA filter is activated by the ultraviolet light generated by this discharge. Therefore, it is not necessary to arrange a special light source in the air cleaning system 500. As a result, the cost of the light source can be reduced.
- the improved HEPA filter 44 was provided with the photocatalytic apatite layer 441, but instead of this, titanium dioxide, strontium titanate, zinc oxide, tungsten oxide, iron oxide, fullerene, and nitrite were used.
- titanium dioxide, strontium titanate, zinc oxide, tungsten oxide, iron oxide, fullerene, and nitrite were used.
- Oxnai A layered mixture of a photocatalyst such as toride and apatite may be provided.
- the improved HEPA filter 440 is provided with the photocatalytic abatite layer 441 and the ozone decomposition catalyst layer 442, but it may be composed of only the abatite layer.
- the HEPA filter is used as the improved HEPA filter 440, but an ULPA filter may be used instead.
- corona discharger 450 is used in the third embodiment, a plasma discharger may be used instead.
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