WO2004096716A1 - ミネラル水生成装置 - Google Patents
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- FIG. 16 to FIG. 18 show a sixth embodiment of the mineral water generator.
- the same components as those in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof is omitted.
- the running water sensor 81 and the power output adjustment switch SW 7 Is input to the control device 61, and the control device 61 and the power output adjustment circuit 63 control the conduction of the electrodes 42 a and 42 b.
- the standard value of flowing water / water electrolysis current X is set in the mineral water generator (S111).
- it is determined whether any of the volumes a, b, and c has been input (S112, S113, S114).
- the electrolysis current value Xa is determined by multiplying the flowing / stop water electrolysis current value X by the correction coefficient "0.5" (S115).
- the standard electrolytic current value X is multiplied by the correction coefficient "0.7” to determine the electrolytic current value Xb (S116).
- the standard electrolytic current value X is multiplied by the correction coefficient "1.0" to determine the electrolytic current value Xc (S117).
- the flowing water sensor 81 detects flowing water (S118)
- the flow-through electrolysis is performed according to the electrolytic current values Xa, Xb, and Xc determined by the power output adjustment circuit 63 (S118). 1 9).
- the water stoppage electrolysis is performed with the same electrolytic current values Xa, Xb, Xc (S122). .
- the concentration of mineral water is adjusted by such flowing water electrolysis and water stopping electrolysis.
- the eighth embodiment when the pH of the tap water is normal, a normal inversion is performed. On the other hand, as the pH of the tap water increases, the flowing water.
- the electrolysis current values Xa, Xb, Xc The low Make Thus, when the pH of tap water is high, the amount of eluted minerals can be reduced, and no mineral components are precipitated.
- the power output adjustment circuit 63 stores a correction operation circuit and performs the following operation. If the tap water pH is in the range of 8.0 ⁇ pH ⁇ 8.5, multiply the running water-stop water electrolysis current value X by the correction factor “0.5”. If the pH of tap water is in the range of 7.5 and pH ⁇ 8.0, multiply the flowing / stop water electrolysis current value X by the correction factor “0.7”. If the pH of tap water is in the range of pH ⁇ 7.5, multiply the flowing water 'water electrolysis current value X by the correction coefficient "1.0". By such an operation of the power supply output adjustment circuit 63, the flowing water / water stoppage electrolytic current value Xd is determined.
- the energization control for each of the electrodes 42a and 42b is performed as shown in FIG. In other words, the standard value of the running water.
- the electrolysis current value X of the water stoppage is set in the mineral water generator (S131). Further, the pH of the eternal water in the water supply pipe 7 is detected by the pH sensor 71 and measured by the control device 61 (S132). Based on this pH measurement value, the flowing water / stop water electrolysis current value X is multiplied by an appropriate correction coefficient “0.5”, “0.7” or “1.0”, and the flowing water / stop water electrolysis current value X is multiplied. d is determined (S133) .
- the pH of tap water is automatically measured, the electrolytic current value is automatically corrected, and the mineral water can be maintained at a predetermined concentration.
- the mineral water generation device has a water temperature sensor 72 provided on the water supply pipe 7 and a flowing water sensor 81 provided on the water supply pipe 8. Also, as shown in FIG. 31, the detection signals of the respective sensors 72, 81 are input to the control device 61 (the control device 61 and the power output adjustment circuit 63 to control the energization of the electrodes 42a, 42b. ,
- the control of energization to each of the electrodes 42a and 42b is performed as shown in FIG.
- the standard value of the running water “water stoppage electrolysis current value X” is set in the mineral water generation device (S 161).
- the temperature of the tap water in the water supply pipe 7 The water is detected by the water sensor 72 and measured by the control device 61 (S162).
- the flowing water.Stoppage electrolysis current value X is multiplied by a correction coefficient “0.5”, “0.7”, or “1.0” as appropriate to make the running water “stoppage electrolysis current value Xf (S163)
- the valve of the beverage dispenser opens and the flowing water sensor 81 detects flowing water (S164)
- the flowing water determined by the power supply output adjustment circuit 63 and the electrolysis current are determined.
- Running water electrolysis is performed at the value Xf (S165). After that, when the valve is closed and the supply of mineral water is terminated and the flowing water is no longer detected (S166), the water-stopping electrolysis is carried out with the same flow-water-stopping electrolysis current value Xf (S167). ).
- Mineral water is generated by such flowing water electrolysis and water stoppage electrolysis.
- FIG. 33 to FIG. 35 show a 12th embodiment of the mineral water generator.
- the same components as those in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof is omitted.
- the conductivity of tap water is automatically measured, and the electrolytic current value is automatically corrected, so that mineral water can be maintained at a predetermined concentration.
- the mineral water generation device includes a conductivity sensor 73 provided in the water supply pipe 7, a conductivity sensor 83 and a running water sensor 81 provided in the water supply pipe 8. are doing.
- the detection signals of the sensors 73, 81, and 83 are input to the control device 61, and the electrodes 42 a and 42 b are energized by the control device 61 and the power output adjustment circuit 63. Controlled.
- a standard running water / water stoppage electrolytic current value X is stored in the memory 61d in advance, as in the first and second embodiments.
- the power output adjustment circuit 63 also stores a correction operation circuit, which determines the solubility of mineral water based on the conductivity of tap water and the conductivity of mineral water. Is determined, and the mineral concentration is corrected so as to be a predetermined value (running water. Stoppage electrolytic current value XXh).
- the control of energization to each of the electrodes 42a and 42b is performed as shown in FIG.
- the standard value of running water and the electrolysis current value X of the water stoppage is set in the mineral water generator (S181).
- the conductivity of the eternal water in the water supply pipe 7 is detected by the conductivity sensor 73 and measured by the controller 61, and the conductivity of the mineral water in the water supply pipe 8 is measured by the conductivity sensor 83. It is measured (S182).
- the flowing water / water stopping electrolysis current value X is appropriately corrected, and the flowing water / water stopping electrolysis current value Xh is determined (S183).
- the electrical conductivity of both tap water and mineral water is automatically and comprehensively measured, and the concentration of mineral water is made more uniform.
- FIG. 39 to FIG. 41 show a 14th embodiment of the mineral water generator.
- the same components as those in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof is omitted.
- a standard running water conduction time ⁇ , a stopping water conduction time T2, and a running water-water stopping electrolysis current value X are stored in advance.
- the power-on time determination circuit 62 and the power output adjustment circuit 63 also store a correction operation circuit, which determines the pH of tap water, the temperature and conductivity of the tap water, and the pH and the conductivity of the mineral water. Is determined and the mineral water concentration is corrected to a predetermined value (flowing water conduction time T ⁇ ⁇ T 1 m, stopping water conduction time T 2 ⁇ J 2 m, running water 'stop water electrolysis current value XX h).
- the control of energization to each of the electrodes 42a and 42b is performed as shown in FIG. That is, in the mineral water generating apparatus, a standard flowing water energizing time T 1, a water stopping energizing time T 2, and a flowing water ⁇ water stopping electrolysis current value X are set (S 191). Further, the pH, water temperature, and conductivity of tap water in the water supply pipe 7 are measured, and the pH and conductivity of mineral water in the water supply pipe 8 are measured (S 192). Based on the water temperature and the conductivity value, the flowing water / stop water electrolysis current value X is appropriately corrected, and the flow water / stop water electrolysis current value X i is determined.
- the flowing water energizing time T1 and the water stopping energizing time T2 are appropriately corrected (S193).
- the running water electrolysis is performed with the running water and water stoppage electrolysis current value X determined by the power output adjustment circuit 63.
- the flowing water electrolysis is performed for the flowing water conduction time T 1 m determined by the conduction time determination circuit 62 (S195).
- the same ⁇ water running / water stopping electrolysis current value Xi is used to perform the water stopping electrolysis.
- the water stoppage electrolysis is performed for the water stoppage power supply time T 2 m determined by the power supply time determination circuit 62 (S197). Mineral water is generated by such flowing water electrolysis and water stopping electrolysis.
- FIGS. 42 to 44 show a fifteenth embodiment of the mineral water generator.
- the same components as those in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof is omitted.
- the flowing water energizing time T1 and the water stopping energizing time T2 are corrected based on the P H, the water temperature, the conductivity, and the like, so that an appropriate energizing time is obtained.
- the mineral water generation device has an energization time setting switch SW8 that can arbitrarily set the energization time.
- the energization time setting switch SW 8 is a switch for setting a running water electrolysis time and a water stop electrolysis time, and the electrolysis time is manually input. When inputting the electrolysis time with the setting switch SW8, the mineral concentration and conductivity of tap water supplied into the storage tank 3 are measured in advance.
- the power-on time is shortened, and if it is low, the power-on time is lengthened.
- the electrodes 42a and 42b are energized and de-energized through the energization time determination circuit 62 based on the signals from the energization time determination circuit 62. Is controlled as shown in FIG.
- the flowing water electrolysis time T1 and the water stoppage electrolysis time T2 are set by the setting signal from the setting switch SW8 (S201).
- the spout valve (not shown) is opened (when a beverage sales signal is received), and when the flowing water sensor 81 detects flow (S202), the energization time determination circuit is activated.
- the electrodes 42a and 42b are energized for the time T1 determined in 62 (S203). Thereafter, when the supply of the mineral water is terminated and the flowing water is no longer detected (S204), the electrodes 4 2a, 4 over the water stop time T 2 determined by the energization time determination circuit 62 are used. Power is supplied to 2b (S205).
- the setting switch SW8 makes it possible to set the energization time corresponding to the mineral concentration and the conductivity of tap water, so that the mineral water can have a desired concentration.
- both the running water electrolysis time T1 and the water stoppage electrolysis time T2 are configured to be changeable.However, in the mineral water generating apparatus that does not perform electrolysis during running water, FIG. As shown in 43, only the water-stop electrolysis time T2 is set. That is, the water stoppage electrolysis time T2 is set by the signal from the energization time setting switch SW8 (S211). Then, after the mineral water is supplied through the water supply pipe 8, the electrodes 42a and 42b are energized for the water stoppage time T2 determined by the power supply time determination circuit 62 (S212-S 2 1 4).
- FIG. 45 and FIG. 46 show a 16th embodiment of the mineral water generator.
- the same components as those in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof is omitted.
- the power supply output value is corrected based on the pH, the water temperature, the conductivity, and the like, so that an appropriate current value is obtained.
- the mineral water generation device has the power output adjustment switch SW 9 that can arbitrarily set the power output value (current value, voltage value).
- the power output adjustment switch SW 9 is adapted to manually input a current value, for example, and to supply current to the electrodes 42 a and 42 b through the power output adjustment circuit 63.
- the power output value the mineral concentration and conductivity of tap water supplied to the storage tank 3 are measured in advance, and when the mineral concentration and conductivity are high, the power output is reduced. Power supply output is manually input to increase the power output. Is controlled as shown in the flowchart of FIG.
- the electrolytic current value X 1 is set by the setting signal from the setting switch SW 9 (S 2 21). Then, in the beverage dispenser, open the spout valve (not shown) (when a beverage sales signal is received), and when the running water sensor 81 detects running water ( S2 2), power is supplied based on the power output determined by the power output adjustment circuit 63 (S2 2 3). Thereafter, when the supply of mineral water ends and ice drift is no longer detected (S224), the power is supplied based on the same power output determined by the power output adjustment circuit 63 (S22). Five ) . Mineral water is generated by such flowing water electrolysis and stationary electrolysis.
- the setting switch SW 9 provides a power output corresponding to the mineral concentration and the conductivity of tap water, and the mineral water can have a desired concentration.
- FIG. 47 shows a seventeenth embodiment of the mineral water generator.
- the same components as those in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof is omitted.
- the mineral water concentration can be set to a desired value by arbitrarily setting the energization time to the electrodes 42 a and 42 b.
- bacteria such as microorganisms may propagate in the mineral effluent 41 in the electrolytic cell 4 and the water pipe 8. Therefore, in the seventeenth embodiment, in order to prevent the growth of bacteria, a cleaning / sterilizing switch SW10 is provided in addition to the energizing time setting switch SW8, as shown in the block diagram of FIG.
- the energization time T3 set by the cleaning and disinfecting switch SW10 is set to a time longer than the flowing water electrolysis time T1 and the water stoppage electrolysis time T2 set in the fifteenth embodiment.
- the amount of hypochlorous acid generated by the electrolysis of water is set to be large.
- the cleaning / sterilizing switch SW10 When the cleaning / sterilizing switch SW10 is turned on, power is supplied to the electrodes 42a and 42b for the power supply time T3. As a result, the concentration of hypochlorous acid in the electrolytic cell 4 increases, and bacteria and the like in the electrolytic cell 4 are killed.
- the spout valve is opened in the beverage dispenser. As a result, the electrolyzed water in the electrolytic tank 4 flows to the water pipe 8, the bacteria in the water pipe 8 are also killed and discharged from the spout. This wash When the sterilization mode ends, the mode returns to the mineral water generation mode.
- FIG. 48 shows an eighteenth embodiment of the mineral water generator.
- the same components as those in the seventeenth embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof is omitted.
- the energization time T3 is lengthened to perform cleaning and sterilization of the electrolytic cell 4 and the water supply pipe 8, but in the mineral water generation device according to the 18th embodiment, the 16th embodiment
- the mineral water generator according to the embodiment is provided with a washing / sterilizing switch SW10 for increasing the power output to the electrodes 42a and 42b.
- the cleaning / sterilizing switch SW 10 When the cleaning / sterilizing switch SW 10 is turned on, power is supplied to the electrodes 42 a and 42 b at a power output X 2 higher than the power output X 1. As a result, the concentration of hypochlorous acid in the electrolytic cell 4 increases, and bacteria in the electrolytic cell 4 are killed. After this energization operation is completed, the spout valve is opened in the beverage dispenser. As a result, the electrolyzed water in the electrolysis tank 4 flows to the water pipe 8, and the bacteria in the water pipe 8 are also killed and discharged from the spout.
- washing and disinfecting switch SW10 is applied to the mineral water generator according to the 15th embodiment and the 16th embodiment.
- the washing and disinfecting switch SW10 can be applied to the mineral water generating apparatuses according to the first to 14th embodiments.
- the mineral water generating apparatus according to the present invention is useful not only for a commercial beverage dispenser for selling beverages but also for a drinking water supply device for improving the quality of domestic drinking water.
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