WO2004111545A1 - 調湿装置 - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F24F3/00—Air-conditioning systems in which conditioned primary air is supplied from one or more central stations to distributing units in the rooms or spaces where it may receive secondary treatment; Apparatus specially designed for such systems
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F24F3/00—Air-conditioning systems in which conditioned primary air is supplied from one or more central stations to distributing units in the rooms or spaces where it may receive secondary treatment; Apparatus specially designed for such systems
- F24F3/12—Air-conditioning systems in which conditioned primary air is supplied from one or more central stations to distributing units in the rooms or spaces where it may receive secondary treatment; Apparatus specially designed for such systems characterised by the treatment of the air otherwise than by heating and cooling
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
- F24F—AIR-CONDITIONING; AIR-HUMIDIFICATION; VENTILATION; USE OF AIR CURRENTS FOR SCREENING
- F24F3/00—Air-conditioning systems in which conditioned primary air is supplied from one or more central stations to distributing units in the rooms or spaces where it may receive secondary treatment; Apparatus specially designed for such systems
- F24F3/12—Air-conditioning systems in which conditioned primary air is supplied from one or more central stations to distributing units in the rooms or spaces where it may receive secondary treatment; Apparatus specially designed for such systems characterised by the treatment of the air otherwise than by heating and cooling
- F24F3/14—Air-conditioning systems in which conditioned primary air is supplied from one or more central stations to distributing units in the rooms or spaces where it may receive secondary treatment; Apparatus specially designed for such systems characterised by the treatment of the air otherwise than by heating and cooling by humidification; by dehumidification
- F24F3/147—Air-conditioning systems in which conditioned primary air is supplied from one or more central stations to distributing units in the rooms or spaces where it may receive secondary treatment; Apparatus specially designed for such systems characterised by the treatment of the air otherwise than by heating and cooling by humidification; by dehumidification with both heat and humidity transfer between supplied and exhausted air
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- the present invention relates to a humidity control apparatus for adjusting the humidity of air, and particularly to a technical field related to the arrangement of an air filter.
- first and second air to be processed are circulated in a hollow casing by first and second fans. Is done. In the casing, the flow path of the air to be treated is switched, and adsorption and desorption of moisture are performed alternately in each adsorption element. Further, the humidity control apparatus is configured to alternately use the first adsorption element and the second adsorption element to dehumidify or humidify the air to be treated supplied indoors.
- an air filter is generally provided so that foreign matter does not enter the equipment in the casing.
- various methods have been adopted for arranging air filters.
- an air filter such as an air filter disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Application Laid-Open No. 60-1778735, in which an air inlet that appears on the side of a heat exchanger provided in a casing is directly covered with an air filter. .
- This can prevent foreign matter from entering the heat exchanger, which is greatly affected by foreign matter.
- the influence of foreign matter intrusion is large in the flow path of the air to be treated in the casing up to the heat exchanger.
- a suction port for taking in the first air to be processed into one of a pair of side walls of the casing and a second processing chamber are provided.
- An outlet for blowing air is provided, and on the other side, an inlet for taking in the second air to be processed and an outlet for blowing the first air to be processed are provided.
- the present invention has been made in view of such a point, and an object of the present invention is to provide a humidity control device in which maintenance of an air filter is easy. Disclosure of the invention
- the first and second air to be processed are circulated in the hollow casing (10) by the first and second fans (95,%), and the air is circulated in the casing (10).
- the first adsorption element (81) and the second adsorption element (82) are alternately used to dehumidify or humidify the air to be supplied to the room.
- Targets humidity control equipment The casing (10) is formed in a flat rectangular parallelepiped and has first and second suction ports (13, 15) and first and second air outlets (14, 16).
- the suction side wall (12) which is one of the side walls of the casing (10), has first and second suction ports (13, 15) arranged in the longitudinal direction of the suction side wall (12).
- one filter space (44) communicating with the first and second suction ports (13, 15) is formed along the suction side wall (12).
- the filter space (44) is provided with an air filter (71) for filtering the air to be processed flowing from the suction ports (13, 15).
- the present invention is directed to a humidity control apparatus for dehumidifying or humidifying air to be treated supplied indoors by alternately using the element (82).
- the casing (10) is a flat rectangular It is formed in a body shape and has first and second suction ports (13, 15) and first and second air outlets (14, 16), and one of the side walls of the casing (10).
- first and second suction ports (13, 15) are opened side by side in the longitudinal direction of the suction side wall (12), and in the casing (10), An air filter (71, 76, 77) for filtering the air to be treated flowing from the suction port (13, 15) is arranged along the suction side wall (12).
- the air filter (71) is provided with one air filter (71) in the finholeter space (44), and the air filter (71) flows from the first and second suction ports (13, 15). And a second space communicating with the first suction port (13) and a second portion (45) communicating with the first suction port (13). It is provided with a partition member (72) for partitioning into a part (47).
- the air filter (71) includes a first filter portion (73) for filtering air to be processed flowing from the first suction port (13), and a second suction portion. Prevents mixing of air passing through the second filter section (74), the first filter section (73), and the air passing through the second filter section (74), which filters the air to be treated flowing through the port (15).
- the partition member (72) is integrally formed.
- the air filter (71) can be removed from at least one of the side walls adjacent to the suction side wall (12) in the casing (10).
- a filter inspection lid (131) is provided for the following.
- the air filter (71) is attached to one side of the filter inspection lid (131).
- the air filter (71) is detachably attached to the casing (10) by sliding in a direction parallel to the suction side wall (12). Is what it is.
- the filter space (44) communicates with the first portion (45) communicating with the first suction port (13) and with the second suction port (15).
- the first part (45) is divided into a first air filter (76) ⁇
- the second part (47) is divided into a second air filter (7 key) ) Is provided for each Things.
- the casing (10) includes a first air filter (76) for filtering air to be processed flowing from the first suction port (13), And a second air filter (77) for filtering the air to be treated flowing from the suction port (15).
- a pair of side wall portions opposing each other adjacent to the suction-side side wall portion (12) are air filters ( 76, 77) are provided with one filter inspection lid (136, 137) to enable removal.
- a pair of side walls facing each other among the side walls adjacent to the suction-side side wall (12) is one of them.
- the first air filter (76) is provided on the inner surface of the first filter inspection cover (136), and the second air filter (77) is provided on the second surface. It is attached to the inner surface of the filter inspection lid (137).
- the air filter (76, 77) slides in a direction parallel to the suction-side side wall (12) to prevent the casing (10) from moving. It is detachable.
- the air to be processed passes through the casing (10).
- the air to be treated from which foreign matter has been removed by the air filters (71, 76, 77), flows.
- the humidity control apparatus switches the flow path of the air to be treated in the casing 0) to supply the air indoors using the first adsorption element (81) and the second adsorption element (82) alternately.
- the air to be treated is dehumidified or humidified.
- the air flows into the casing (10) through the suction port (13, 15).
- the air to be treated that has entered is filtered by the air filters (71, 76, 77) provided in the filter space (44).
- the air to be treated that has flowed into the casing (10) through the suction ports (13, 15) is supplied to the air filter (71, 76,) disposed along the suction side wall (12). 77).
- the filter space (44) is divided into a first part (45) and a second suction part which communicate with the first suction port (13) by the partition member (72) of the air filter (71). It is divided into a second part (47) communicating with the mouth (15).
- the air to be treated flowing from the first suction port (13) flows into the first portion (45) of the filter space (44) and is filtered by the air filter (71).
- the air to be treated flowing from the second suction port (15) flows into the second portion (47) of the filter space (44) and is filtered by the air filter (71).
- the first filter portion (73), the second filter portion (74), and the partition member (72) are integrally formed.
- the first filter section (73) filters the air to be processed that has passed through the first suction port (13).
- the second filter section (74) filters the air to be processed that has passed through the second suction port (15).
- the partition member (72) constitutes a partition between an air passage communicating with the first suction port (13) and an air passage communicating with the second suction port (15), and connects the first suction port (13) to the first suction port (13). It prevents the air to be processed that has passed through and the air to be processed that has passed through the second suction port (15) from being mixed.
- a filter inspection lid (131) is provided on a side wall portion adjacent to the suction side wall portion (12). By opening the filter inspection lid (1 31), the air filter (71) is taken out of the casing (10).
- the air filter (71) is attached to the inner surface of the filter inspection lid (131).
- the air filter (71) also moves with the movement of the filter inspection lid (131), and the air filter (71) is removed. ) Is taken out of the casing (10) together with the filter inspection lid ( ⁇ ).
- the air filter (71) is detached from the casing (10) or mounted on the casing (10) by sliding along the suction side wall (12).
- the air to be treated that has passed through the first inlet (13) flows into the first portion of the filter space (44) (4 5), the first air filter (7 6 ).
- the air to be processed that has passed through the second suction port (15) flows into the second portion (4a) of the filter space (44), and is filtered by the second air filter (77).
- the first air filter (76) and the second air filter 7) are installed along the suction side wall 2 ).
- the first air filter (76) filters the air to be processed that has passed through the first suction port (13).
- the second air filter (77) filters the air to be processed that has passed through the second suction port (15).
- a filter inspection lid (136, 137) is provided on each of a pair of side walls facing each other among the side walls adjacent to the suction side wall (12). . By opening the filter inspection holes (136, 137), the air filter (76, 77) is removed from the casing (10).
- a filter inspection lid (136, 137) is provided on each of a pair of side walls opposing each other among side walls adjacent to the suction side wall (12).
- One of the pair of side wall portions is provided with a first filter inspection lid (136), and the other is provided with a second filter inspection lid (137). Opening the lid 3 6) for checking the first filter, the first air filter is taken out from the casing (10).
- the second filter inspection lid (137) is opened, the second air filter (77) is taken out of the casing (10).
- the first air filter (76) is provided on the inner surface of the first filter inspection cover (136), and the second air filter (77) is provided on the second filter inspection cover (1). 37) is attached to the inner surface of each.
- the first air filter ( 76 ) also moves with the movement of the first filter inspection lid (136). and, the first air filter (7 6) is taken out from the casing (10) together with the first filter inspection lid (136).
- the second air filter (7 with the movement of the second filter inspection lid monument 3 7 when) 7) also moves, and the second air filter (77) is taken out of the casing (10) together with the second filter inspection lid (137).
- the first and second air filters (76, 77) are attached to the casing (10) by sliding along the suction side wall (12), or Removed from (10).
- the first and second suction ports (13, 15) are opened in the suction side wall (12) of the casing (10) side by side.
- the air filters (71, 76, 77) are arranged in one filter space (44) communicating with the suction ports (13, 15).
- the first and second suction ports (13, 15) are opened side by side in the suction side wall (12) of the casing (10).
- Air filters (71, 76, 77) are arranged along the suction side wall (12) where the openings 1, 3, 15) open.
- the air filter (71, 76, 77) for filtering the air to be treated flowing from the first and second suction ports (13, 15) is connected to the air filter (71, 76, 77) in the casing (10).
- the air filter (71, 76, 77) can be put in and taken out of the casing (10) to reduce the number of work steps.
- the air to be treated is filtered by the air filters (71, 76, 77) provided immediately after the suction ports (13, 15), and the amount of dust or the like flowing into the casing (10). It is possible to improve the workability when maintaining the air filter (71, 76, 77) after reducing the noise.
- the air to be treated has flowed into the casing (10) from the first suction port (13), and has flowed into the casing (10) from the second suction port (15).
- Both air and the air to be treated are filtered by one air filter (71). Therefore, when performing maintenance of the air filter (71), this one air filter should be attached to and detached from the casing (10), and the maintenance work of the air filter (71) is easy. Can be further improved.
- the partition member (72) is attached to the air filter (71). Therefore, the air to be treated is filtered by one air filter while preventing the air to be treated flowing into the casing (10) from the first and second suction ports (13, 15) from being mixed with each other. (71) in It can be carried out.
- At least one of the side walls adjacent to the suction side wall (12) of the casing (10) has a filter inspection lid (131) for allowing the air filter (71) to be taken out. ). Therefore, the air filter (71) can be taken out simply by opening the filter inspection lid (131), and the workability of the maintenance of the air filter (71) can be improved.
- the filter inspection lids (131) are provided on both sides of the side wall adjacent to the suction side wall (12) of the casing (10), take out the air filter (71) from either side wall. be able to.
- the air filter (71, 76, 77) is attached to the inner surface of the filter inspection lid (131, 136, 137). For this reason, if the operation of removing the filter inspection lid (131, 136, 137) from the casing (10) is performed, the operation will cause not only the filter inspection lid (131, 136, 137) but also the air filter (71, 76). , 77) can also be removed from the casing (10), further reducing the man-hours required to maintain the air filter (71, 76, 77).
- the air filter (71, 76, 77) performs a relatively simple operation of sliding the air filter (71, 76, 77), so that the air filter (71, 76, 77) allows the casing (10 ) Is removed from Therefore, the maintenance work of the air filter (71, 76, 77) can be further simplified.
- the air filter (71, 76, 77) is slid in a direction parallel to the suction side wall (12). For this reason, for example, the air filter (71, 76) can be removed without performing the relatively complicated work of removing the suction side wall (12) from which the suction ports (13, 15) open from the casing (10). , 77) can be removed from the casing (10), which also simplifies maintenance work on the air filters (71, 76, 77).
- the air filter (76, 77) is connected to the first portion (45) communicating with the first suction port (13) in the filter space (44) and the second suction port (15). ) And the second part (47) that communicates with. For this reason, the air to be treated flowing from each suction port (13, 15) is not mixed with each other, and the air filters (76, 77) provided in each part (45, 47) of the filter space (44) do not mix. Can be filtered. Also, different types of air filters (76, 76) are used in the first part (45) and the second part (47). 77) can also be placed.
- the first air filter (76) and the second air filter (77) are provided in the casing (10). Therefore, the air to be treated that has passed through each suction port (13, 15) can be reliably purified. Further, the first air filter (76) and the second air filter (77) having different characteristics such as collection efficiency can be used.
- the air filters (76, 77) can be taken out of each of the pair of side walls of the casing (10) which are adjacent to the suction side wall (12) and face each other.
- One filter inspection lid (136, 137) is provided. Therefore, by opening each filter inspection lid (136, 137), the air filter (76, 77) provided in the first part (45) or the second part (47) of the filter space (44) is opened. Can be removed.
- the filter inspection lids (136, 137) are provided on each of a pair of opposed side walls of the casing (10). Then, the first air filter (76) is opened by opening the first filter inspection lid (136), and the second air filter (77) is opened by opening the second filter inspection lid (137). Each can be taken out of the casing (10), and the number of man-hours for maintenance of the air filter (71) can be reduced.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram illustrating a configuration of a humidity control apparatus according to Embodiment 1 and an air flow in a first operation during a dehumidification operation.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic configuration diagram showing the configuration of the humidity control apparatus according to Embodiment 1 and the flow of air in the second operation during the dehumidification operation.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic configuration diagram showing the configuration of the humidity control apparatus according to Embodiment 1 and the flow of air in the first operation during the humidification operation.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic configuration diagram illustrating a configuration of the humidity control apparatus according to the first embodiment and a flow of air in a second operation during the humidification operation.
- FIG. 5A is an enlarged view of a main part of the humidity control apparatus showing the air flow during the first operation in the first embodiment. It is a large map.
- FIG. 5B is an enlarged view of a main part of the humidity control apparatus showing the flow of air during the second operation in the first embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a schematic perspective view showing the configuration of the adsorption element of the humidity control apparatus according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic plan view showing an installation state of the humidity control apparatus according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic plan view in which arrows indicate directions in which the equipment is removed during maintenance in the humidity control apparatus according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic perspective view showing the position of the inspection lid of the humidity control apparatus according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 10 is a schematic configuration diagram showing the configuration of the humidity control apparatus according to Embodiment 2 and the flow of air in the first operation during the dehumidification operation.
- FIG. 11 is a schematic plan view of the humidity control apparatus according to the second embodiment, which is indicated by arrows in a direction in which the equipment is taken out during maintenance.
- FIG. 12 is a schematic perspective view showing the position of the inspection lid of the humidity control apparatus according to the second embodiment.
- FIG. 13 is a schematic configuration diagram illustrating a configuration of a humidity control apparatus according to another embodiment and an air flow in a first operation during a dehumidification operation.
- the humidity control apparatus is configured to switch between a dehumidifying operation for supplying dehumidified air to a room and a humidifying operation for supplying humidified air to a room.
- the humidity control device includes a refrigerant circuit and two adsorption elements (81, 82), and is configured to perform a so-called batch type operation.
- the configuration of the humidity control apparatus according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS.
- “up”, “down”, “left”, “right”, “front”, “rear”, “front”, and “rear” mean that the humidity control device shown in FIG. It means that when viewed from the side (lower side in the figure).
- the humidity control device includes a slightly flat rectangular parallelepiped casing (10).
- the casing (10) contains two adsorption elements (81, 82) and a refrigerant circuit.
- a regenerative heat exchanger (102) as a heater, a first heat exchanger (103), a second heat exchanger (104), a compressor (101), and an expansion valve are connected by piping. .
- the illustration of the expansion valve and the piping is omitted.
- a refrigeration cycle is performed by circulating the charged refrigerant.
- the refrigerant circuit is configured to be able to switch between an operation in which the first heat exchanger (103) becomes an evaporator and an operation in which the second heat exchanger (104) becomes an evaporator.
- the adsorption element (81, 82) is configured by alternately stacking flat plate members (83) and corrugated corrugated members (84).
- the corrugated sheet members (84) are stacked such that the ridge directions of the adjacent corrugated sheet members (84) are shifted by 90 ° from each other.
- the adsorption elements (81, 82) are formed in a rectangular parallelepiped or quadrangular prism shape as a whole.
- the humidity control side passage (85) and the cooling side passage (86) are connected to the flat plate member (83) in the stacking direction of the flat plate member (83) and the corrugated plate member (84).
- the compartments are formed alternately.
- a humidity control passage (85) is opened on the long side of the flat plate member (83), and the cooling passage (86) is opened on the short side of the flat plate member (83). ) Is open.
- the surface of the flat plate member (83) facing the humidity control side passage (85) and the surface of the corrugated plate member (84) provided in the humidity control side passage (85) are:
- An adsorbent for absorbing water vapor is applied.
- this type of adsorbent include silica gel, zeolite, and ion exchange resin.
- the first and second suction elements (81, 82) are each divided into two parts at the center in the longitudinal direction. During maintenance, one of the divided parts is used. It is also possible to remove only. Note that the first and second adsorption elements (81, 82) may not be divided.
- a first panel (11) is provided on the most front side, and a second panel (I 2 ) is provided on the farthest position facing the first panel (11). It is provided.
- a right third panel (17) orthogonal to the first panel (11) and a left fourth panel 8 ) are provided in the casing (10.
- the first panel (11) has a first outlet (14) at a lower portion near the left end and a second outlet (16) at a lower portion near the right end.
- the second panel (12) has a second suction port (15) near its left end and a first suction port (13) near its right end, each being formed in the longitudinal direction of the second panel (12). Have been.
- This second panel (12) constitutes the suction side wall.
- the fourth panel (18) is provided with a filter inspection lid (131) and an element inspection lid (132) that are partially removable from the casing (10). .
- the first panel (11) is provided with a fan inspection lid (121). Note that the fan inspection lid (121) and the element inspection lid (132) may each be divided into two or more.
- a first inspection manhole (HI) that is opened and closed by an operator during maintenance.
- a second inspection manhole (H2) which is opened and closed by the operator during maintenance, is provided near the case sink on the ceiling surface (R) and the fourth panel (18) of '(10).
- the interior of the casing (10) is partitioned into three spaces in a direction from the first panel (11) on the near side to the second panel (12) on the far side.
- the space formed near the first panel (11) of the casing (10) is divided into three spaces on the left and right. Of these three spaces, the space on the right side constitutes the second outlet side flow path (41), and the space on the left side constitutes the first outlet side flow path (42).
- the space between the second outlet side flow path (41) and the first outlet side flow path (42) constitutes a storage space (90).
- a compressor (101) for the refrigerant circuit is installed in the closed space (90).
- the second outlet side flow path (41) communicates with the second outlet (16).
- a second outlet fan (96) as a second fan and a second heat exchanger (104) are provided.
- the second blower fan (96) is attached to the inner surface of the fan inspection lid (121) of the first panel (11) so that the blowout side is connected to the second blower outlet (16).
- the second heat exchanger (104) exchanges air flowing toward the second blower fan (96) with the refrigerant in the refrigerant circuit.
- the first outlet side flow path (42) communicates with the first outlet (14).
- a first outlet fan (95) as a first fan and a first heat exchanger (103) are installed in the first outlet side flow path (42).
- the first blower fan (95) is attached to the inner surface of the fan inspection lid (121) of the first panel (11) so that the blowout side is connected to the first blower outlet (14).
- the first heat exchanger (103) exchanges air flowing toward the first blower fan (95) with refrigerant in the refrigerant circuit.
- one filter space (44) communicating with the first and second suction ports (13, 15) is formed along the second panel (12).
- An air filter (71) is provided in the filter space (44) along the second panel (12).
- the left end of the air filter (71) is attached to the inner surface of the filter inspection lid (131).
- the air filter (71) is formed to be approximately the same size as the second panel (12). For example, when viewed from the second panel (12) side, the air filter (71) covers the entire area of the filter space (44). Placed in
- a partition member (72) is provided at the center in the width direction (the left-right direction in FIG. 1).
- the partition member (72) is a member made of, for example, foamed polyethylene, foamed urethane, or the like.
- the portion on the right side of the partition member (72) forms the first filter portion (73), and the portion on the left side of the partition member (72) forms the second filter portion (74).
- the air filter (71) is detachable from the casing (10) by sliding left and right along the second panel (12).
- the filter space (44) is divided into right and left by the partition member (72).
- the space on the right side of the partition member (72) is the right side on the suction side as the first part.
- the side channel (45) is configured.
- the suction-side right flow path (45) communicates with the first suction port (13).
- a first filter section (73) is arranged in the suction-side right flow path (45).
- the space on the left side of the partition member (72) forms a suction-side left channel (47) as a second portion.
- the suction-side left flow path (47) communicates with the second suction port (15).
- a second filter section (74) is disposed in the suction-side left flow path (47).
- the space formed in the center in the depth direction of the casing (10) is divided into a third space on the left and right sides by a right partition (20) and a left partition (30).
- the space on the right side of the right divider (20) is vertically divided by a right upper and lower divider (28).
- the upper space forms the upper right flow path (65)
- the lower space forms the lower right flow path (66).
- the upper right channel (65) communicates with the second outlet channel (41) while being separated from the suction right channel (45).
- the lower right flow path (66) communicates with the suction side right flow path (45) and is separated from the second blowout side flow path (41).
- the space on the left side of the left divider (30) is vertically divided by the left upper and lower dividers (38).
- the upper space forms the upper left flow path (67)
- the lower space forms the lower left flow path (68).
- the upper left channel (67) communicates with the first outlet channel (42) and is separated from the suction left channel (47).
- the lower left flow path (68) communicates with the suction side left flow path (47) and is separated from the first outlet side flow path (42).
- two adsorption elements are installed between the right partition plate (20) and the left partition plate (30). These adsorption elements (81, 82) is disposed in the casing (10) arranged in parallel to each other in the longitudinal direction along cormorants posture of respective longitudinal first panel at a predetermined interval (11) I have. Specifically, a first suction element (81) is provided near the first panel (11) on the near side, and a second suction element (S2) is provided near the second panel (12) on the back side. I have.
- the first and second suction elements (81, 82) are installed so that the laminating direction of the flat plate member (83) and the corrugated plate member (84) in each case coincides with the left-right direction of the casing (10).
- the humidity control passage (85) is opened on the upper and lower side surfaces
- the cooling side passage (86) is opened on the front and rear side surfaces, while the left and right ends thereof are opened.
- Neither passage (85, 86) is open on the surface.
- the space between the right partition plate (20) and the left partition plate (30) is divided into the first flow path (51), the second flow path (52), and the first flow path (52). It is partitioned into an upper channel (53), a first lower channel (54), a second upper channel (55), a second lower channel (56), and a central channel (57).
- the first flow path (51) is formed on the front side of the first adsorption element (81), and communicates with the cooling-side passage (86) of the first adsorption element (81).
- the second flow path (52) is formed on the inner side of the second adsorption element (82), and communicates with the cooling-side passage (86) of the second adsorption element (82).
- the first upper flow path (53) is formed above the first adsorption element (81), and communicates with the humidity control passage (85) of the first adsorption element (81).
- the first lower flow path (54) is formed below the first adsorption element (81) and communicates with the humidity control side passage (85) of the first adsorption element (81).
- the second upper channel (55) is formed on the upper side of the second adsorption element (82), a second lower channel D communicating with the humidity control side passage of the second intake Chakusoshi (82) (85)
- the (56) is formed below the second adsorption element (82) and communicates with the humidity control side passage (85) of the second adsorption element (82).
- the central flow path (57) is formed between the first adsorption element (81) and the second adsorption element (82) and communicates with the cooling-side passage (86) of both adsorption elements (81, 82). .
- a regenerative heat exchanger (102) is installed in this central channel (57) so as to stand almost vertically.
- the regenerative heat exchanger (102) exchanges heat in the air flowing through the central flow path (57) with the refrigerant in the refrigerant circuit.
- the regenerative heat exchanger (102) functions as a condenser and constitutes a heater for heating air.
- the regenerative heat exchanger (102) may be installed almost horizontally.
- the partition between the central flow path (57) and the first lower flow path (54) is divided into two parts in the left-right direction in accordance with the dividing plane at the center in the longitudinal direction of the first adsorption element (81).
- a first shirt (61) is provided for each of the divided partitions.
- the partition between the central flow path (57) and the second lower flow path (56) is also divided into left and right according to the longitudinally central dividing surface of the second adsorption element (82).
- a second shutter (62) is provided for each of the partitions.
- Both the first shirt (61) and the second shirt (62) are provided integrally with the suction elements (81, 82) as openable and closable dampers. At the time of storage, it can be taken out together with each adsorption element (81, 82).
- the first shirt (61) and the second shirt (62) may be provided separately from each of the adsorption elements (81, 82).
- the right partition (20) is divided into three parts from the near side to the far side. Of the three divided right dividers (20), the first right side opening (21), the first upper right opening (23) and the first lower right opening (24) The portion has a second right opening (22), a second upper right opening (25), and a second lower right opening (26), respectively.
- opening / closing shutters as dampers are respectively provided integrally with the suction elements (81,82) so that they can be opened and closed independently. It can be removed together with a part of the partition plate (20) and the adsorption element (81, 82).
- the first right opening (21) is provided at a lower portion on the near side of the right partition plate (20).
- the second right opening (22) is provided at a lower portion on the rear side of the right partition plate (20).
- the openable shutter of the second right opening (22) is open, the second flow path (52) and the lower right flow path (66) communicate with each other.
- the first upper right opening (23) is provided above a portion of the right partition plate (20) adjacent to the first suction element (81).
- the first upper channel (53) and the upper right channel (65) communicate with each other.
- the first lower right opening (24) is provided in a lower part of the right partition plate (20) adjacent to the first suction element (81).
- the open / close shutter of the first lower right opening (24) is open, the first lower flow path (54) and the lower right flow path (66) communicate with each other.
- the second upper right opening (25) is provided above a portion of the right partition plate (20) adjacent to the second suction element (82). When the openable shutter of the second upper right opening (25) is open, the second upper flow path (55) and the upper right flow path (65) communicate with each other.
- the second lower right opening (26) is provided in a lower part of the right partition plate (20) adjacent to the second suction element (82). When the openable shutter of the second lower right opening (26) is open, the second lower flow path (56) and the lower right flow path (66) communicate with each other.
- the left partition plate (30) is also divided into three parts from the near side to the far side. This 3 4 008519
- the first left opening (31), the first upper left opening (33), and the first lower left opening (34) Has a second left opening (32), a second upper left opening (35), and a second lower left opening (36).
- Each of these openings (31, 32, ' ⁇ ') is provided integrally with each of the suction elements (81, 82) so as to be openable and closable, each with an open / close shutter as a damper. It can be taken out together with a part of the partition plate (30) and the adsorption element (81, 82).
- the first left opening (31) is provided at a lower portion on the near side of the left partition plate (30).
- the second left opening (32) is provided at a lower portion on the back side of the left partition plate (30).
- the openable shutter of the second left opening (32) is open, the second flow path (52) and the lower left flow path (68) communicate with each other.
- the first upper left opening (33) is provided above a portion of the left partition plate (30) adjacent to the first suction element (81). When the openable shutter of the first upper left opening (33) is open, the first upper flow path (53) and the upper left flow path (67) communicate with each other.
- the first lower left opening (34) is provided in a lower part of the left partition plate (30) adjacent to the first suction element (81). When the openable shutter of the first lower left opening (34) is open, the first lower flow path (54) and the lower left flow path (68) communicate with each other.
- the second upper left opening (35) is provided above a portion of the left partition plate (30) adjacent to the second suction element (82).
- the openable shutter of the second upper left opening (35) is open, the second upper flow path (55) and the upper left flow path (67) communicate with each other.
- the second lower left opening (36) is provided in a lower portion of the left partition plate (30) adjacent to the second suction element (82). In a state where the opening / closing shutter of the second lower left opening (36) is open, the second lower flow path (56) and the lower left flow path (68) communicate with each other.
- the first inlet (13) and the second outlet (16) communicate with the outside of the room, and the second inlet (15) and the first outlet (14) Are installed so that they can communicate with the room.
- the first suction port (13) and the third panel (17) on the side of the second outlet (16) are located near the outdoor wall (W), Suction port (15)
- the fourth panel (18) on the side of the first outlet (14) is in an installation state located on the indoor side.
- the first air outlet (14) is connected to the indoor air outlet duct (114)
- the second air outlet (16) is connected to the outdoor air outlet duct (116). ) Is connected.
- an outdoor suction duct (113) is connected to the first suction port (13) of the second panel (12), and an indoor suction duct (115) is connected to the second suction port (15). It is connected.
- These ducts (113, 114, ...) are not made of sheet metal so that they can be removed at the time of inspection, but it is desirable to make them bellows-like and flexible.
- the dehumidifying operation and the humidifying operation are switched and performed. Further, during the dehumidifying operation or the humidifying operation, the first operation and the second operation are alternately repeated in the humidity control device.
- the regenerative heat exchanger (102) becomes a condenser
- the first heat exchanger (103) becomes an evaporator
- the first operation of the dehumidifying operation will be described with reference to FIGS. 1, 5A and 5B.
- an adsorption operation for the first adsorption element (81) and a regeneration operation for the second adsorption element (82) are performed.
- the first adsorbent At the same time as the air is dehumidified by the child (81), the adsorbent of the second adsorption element (82) is regenerated.
- the first lower right opening (24) and the second upper right opening (25) are in communication with each other, and the remaining openings (21, 22, 23, 26) are connected. It becomes a cutoff state.
- the first left opening (31) and the first upper left opening (33) are in communication with each other, and the remaining openings (32, 34, 35, 36) are in a closed state.
- the first shirt (61) is in a closed state, and the second shirt (62) is in an open state.
- the first air to be treated flows into the lower right flow path (66) from the suction side right flow path (45), and then flows into the first lower flow path (54) through the first lower right opening (24). I do.
- the second air flows from the suction-side left flow path (47) into the lower left flow path (68), and then flows into the first flow path (51) through the first left opening (31).
- the first air to be treated in the first lower flow path (54) flows into the humidity control passage (85) of the first adsorption element (81). While flowing through the humidity control passage (85), the water vapor contained in the first air to be treated is adsorbed by the adsorbent.
- the first air to be treated which has been dehumidified by the first adsorption element (81), flows into the first upper flow path (53).
- the second air to be treated in the first flow path (51) flows into the cooling side path (86) of the first adsorption element (81). While flowing through the cooling-side passage (86), the second air to be treated absorbs heat of adsorption generated when water vapor is adsorbed by the adsorbent in the humidity-controlling passage (85).
- the second air to be treated which has lost the heat of adsorption, flows into the central channel (57) and passes through the regenerative heat exchanger (102). At that time, in the regenerative heat exchanger (102), the second air to be treated is heated by heat exchange with the refrigerant. Thereafter, the second air to be processed flows from the central flow path (57) into the second lower flow path (56).
- the second air to be treated heated by the first adsorption element (81) and the regenerative heat exchanger (102) is introduced into the humidity control side passage (85) of the second adsorption element (82).
- the adsorbent is heated by the second air to be treated, and water vapor is desorbed from the adsorbent. That is, the regeneration of the second adsorption element (82) is performed.
- the water vapor desorbed from the adsorbent flows into the second upper channel (55) together with the second air to be treated.
- the dehumidified first air to be treated that has flowed into the first upper flow path (53) flows into the upper left flow path (67) through the first upper left opening (33), Then the first blowout It flows into the side channel (42).
- the first air to be treated passes through the first heat exchanger (103) while flowing through the first outlet side flow path (42), and is cooled by heat exchange with the refrigerant. Thereafter, the first air to be treated, which has been dehumidified and cooled, is supplied to the room through the inside-air blowing duct (114) connected to the first air outlet (14).
- the second air to be treated that has flowed into the second upper flow path (55) flows into the upper right flow path (65) through the second upper right opening (25), and then flows into the second outlet flow path ( 41).
- the second air to be processed passes through the second heat exchanger (104) while flowing through the second outlet side flow path (41). At that time, the second heat exchanger (104) is at rest, and the second air to be treated is neither heated nor cooled.
- the second air to be treated used for cooling the first adsorbing element (81) and regenerating the second adsorbing element (82) is discharged to the outdoor air outlet duct connected to the second air outlet (16). It is discharged outside through (116).
- the second operation of the dehumidifying operation will be described with reference to FIGS. 2, 5A, and 5B.
- the adsorption operation on the second adsorption element (82) and the reproduction operation on the first adsorption element (81) are performed, contrary to the first operation. That is, in the second operation, the air is dehumidified by the second adsorption element (82), and at the same time, the adsorbent of the first adsorption element (81) is regenerated.
- the first upper right opening (23) and the second lower right opening (26) are in communication with each other, and the remaining openings (21, 22, 24, 25) are It becomes a cutoff state.
- the second left opening (32) and the second upper left opening (35) are in communication with each other, and the remaining openings (31, 33, 34, 36) are in a closed state.
- the second shirt (62) is in a closed state, and the first shirt (61) is in an open state.
- the first air to be processed flows into the lower right flow path (66) from the suction side right flow path (45), and then flows into the second lower flow path (56) through the second lower right opening (26). I do.
- the second air to be processed flows into the lower left flow path (68) from the suction-side left flow path (47), and then flows into the second flow path (52) through the second left opening (32). I do. .
- the first air to be treated in the second lower flow path (56) flows into the humidity control side passage (85) of the second adsorption element (82). While flowing through the humidity control passage (85), the water vapor contained in the first air to be treated is adsorbed by the adsorbent.
- the first air to be treated which has been dehumidified by the second adsorption element (82), flows into the second upper flow path (55).
- the second air to be treated in the second flow path (52) flows into the cooling side path (86) of the second adsorption element (82).
- the second air to be treated While flowing through the cooling-side passage (86), the second air to be treated absorbs heat of adsorption generated when steam is adsorbed by the adsorbent in the humidity-controlling passage (85).
- the second air to be treated which has lost the heat of adsorption, flows into the central channel (57) and passes through the regenerative heat exchanger (102).
- the second air to be treated is heated by heat exchange with the refrigerant. Then, the second air to be processed flows from the central flow path (57) to the first lower flow path (54).
- the second air to be treated which has been heated by the second adsorption element (82) and the regenerative heat exchanger (102), is introduced into the humidity control side passageway (85) of the first adsorption element (81).
- the adsorbent is heated by the second air to be treated, and water vapor is desorbed from the adsorbent. That is, the regeneration of the first adsorption element (81) is performed.
- the water vapor desorbed from the adsorbent flows into the first upper channel (53) together with the second air to be treated.
- the dehumidified first air to be treated that has flowed into the second upper flow path (55) flows into the upper left flow path (67) through the second upper left opening (35), After that, it flows into the first outlet channel (42).
- the first air to be treated passes through the first heat exchanger (103) while flowing through the first outlet side flow path (42), and is cooled by heat exchange with the refrigerant. Thereafter, the first air to be treated, which has been dehumidified and cooled, is supplied to the room through the inside-air blowing duct (114) connected to the first air outlet (14).
- the second air to be processed that has flowed into the first upper flow path (53) flows into the upper right flow path (65) through the first upper right opening (23), and then flows into the second outlet flow path (65). 41).
- the second air to be processed passes through the second heat exchanger (104) while flowing through the second outlet side flow path (41). At that time, the second heat exchanger (104) is at rest, and the second air to be treated is neither heated nor cooled.
- the second air to be treated which is utilized for the reproduction of the cooling and the second adsorption element of the first adsorption element (81) (8 2) are duct for output connected outdoor side blow to the second air outlet (16) (116) and is discharged outside the room.
- the second air to be treated is filtered by the first filter section (73) of the air filter (71).
- the second blowing fan (96) is driven, the room air (RA) is taken into the casing (10) through the second suction port (15).
- the room air flows into the suction-side left flow path (47) as first air to be processed.
- the first air to be processed is filtered by the second filter section (74) of the air filter (71).
- the filter space (44) is divided into two by the partition member (72) of the air filter (71), the outdoor air taken in from the first suction port (13) and the second suction port are separated. Room air taken in from the mouth (15) will not mix.
- the regenerative heat exchanger (102) becomes a condenser
- the second heat exchanger (104) becomes an evaporator
- the first heat exchanger (103) is stopped. are doing.
- the first operation of the humidification operation will be described with reference to FIGS. 3, 5A, and 5B.
- an adsorption operation for the first adsorption element (81) and a regeneration operation for the second adsorption element (82) are performed. That is, in the first operation, the air is humidified by the second adsorption element (82), and the adsorbent of the first adsorption element (81) adsorbs water vapor.
- the first right opening (21) and the first upper right opening (23) are in communication with each other, and the remaining openings (22, 24, 25, 26) are shut off. State.
- the first lower left opening (34) and the second upper left opening (35) are in communication with each other, and the remaining openings (31, 32, 33, 36) are in a closed state.
- the first shirt (61) is in a closed state, and the second shirt (62) is in an open state.
- the first air to be treated flows into the lower left flow path (68) from the suction-side left flow path (47), and then flows into the first lower flow path (54) through the first lower left opening (34).
- the second air to be treated flows into the lower right flow path (66) from the suction side right flow path (45), and then flows into the first flow path (51) through the first right opening (21). I do.
- the first air to be treated in the first lower flow path (54) flows into the humidity control passage (85) of the first adsorption element (81). While flowing through the humidity control passage (85), the water vapor contained in the first air to be treated is adsorbed by the adsorbent.
- the first air to be treated whose water has been deprived by the first adsorption element (81), flows into the first upper flow path (53).
- the second air to be treated in the first flow path (51) passes through the cooling side of the first adsorption element (81). Enter the road (86). While flowing through the cooling-side passage (86), the second air to be treated absorbs heat of adsorption generated when steam is adsorbed by the adsorbent in the humidity-controlling passage (85). The second air to be treated, which has lost the heat of adsorption, flows into the central channel (57) and passes through the regenerative heat exchanger (102). At that time, in the regenerative heat exchanger (102), the second air to be treated is heated by heat exchange with the refrigerant. Thereafter, the second air to be processed flows from the central flow path (57) into the second lower flow path (56).
- the second air to be treated heated by the first adsorption element (81) and the regenerative heat exchanger (102) is introduced into the humidity control passage (85) of the second adsorption element (82).
- the adsorbent is heated by the second air to be treated, and water vapor is desorbed from the adsorbent. That is, the regeneration of the second adsorption element (82) is performed. Then, the water vapor desorbed from the adsorbent is applied to the second air to be treated, and the second air to be treated is humidified.
- the second air to be treated humidified by the second adsorption element (82) then flows into the second upper flow path (55).
- the second air to flow into the second upper flow path (55) flows into the upper left flow path (67) through the second upper left opening (35), and then to the first upper flow path (67). Flows into the outlet channel (4 2).
- the second air to be treated passes through the first heat exchanger (103) while flowing through the first outlet side flow path (42). At that time, the first heat exchanger (103) is at rest, and the second air to be treated is neither heated nor cooled. Then, the humidified second air to be treated is supplied to the room through the indoor-side blowing duct (114) connected to the first blowing port (14).
- the first air to be treated that has flowed into the first upper flow path (53) flows into the upper right flow path (65) through the first upper right opening (23), and then flows into the second outlet flow path (65). 41).
- the first air to be processed passes through the second heat exchanger (104) while flowing through the second outlet side flow path (41), and is cooled by heat exchange with the refrigerant. Thereafter, the first air to be treated, which has been deprived of moisture and heat, is discharged to the outside through the outdoor blowing duct (116) connected to the second blowing port (16).
- the second operation of the humidification operation will be described with reference to FIGS. 4, 5A, and 5B.
- the adsorption operation on the second adsorption element (82) and the reproduction operation on the first adsorption element (81) are performed, contrary to the first operation. That is, in the second operation, the air is humidified by the first adsorption element (81), and the air is absorbed by the second adsorption element (82).
- the dressing adsorbs water vapor.
- the second right opening (22) and the second upper right opening (25) are in communication, and the remaining openings (21, 23, 24, 26) are shut off. State.
- the first upper left opening (33) and the second lower left opening (36) are in communication with each other, and the remaining openings (31, 32, 34, 35) are in a closed state.
- the second shirt (62) is closed, and the first shirt (61) is open.
- the first air to be treated flows into the lower left flow path (68) from the suction side left flow path (47), and then flows into the second lower flow path (56) through the second lower left opening (3S).
- the second air to be treated flows into the lower right flow path (66) from the suction-side right flow path (45), and then flows into the second flow path (52) through the second right opening (22). I do.
- the first air to be treated in the second lower flow path (56) flows into the humidity control side passage (85) of the second adsorption element (82). While flowing through the humidity control passage (85), the water vapor contained in the first air to be treated is adsorbed by the adsorbent.
- the second air to be treated in the second flow path (52) flows into the cooling side path (86) of the second adsorption element (82). While flowing through the cooling-side passage (86), the second air to be treated absorbs heat of adsorption generated when water vapor is adsorbed by the adsorbent in the humidity-controlling passage (85).
- the second air to be treated which has lost the heat of adsorption, flows into the central channel (57) and passes through the regenerative heat exchanger (102). At that time, in the regenerative heat exchanger (102), the second air to be treated is heated by heat exchange with the refrigerant. Then, the second air to be processed flows from the central flow path (57) to the first lower flow path (54).
- the second air to be treated heated by the second adsorption element (82) and the regenerative heat exchanger (102) is introduced into the humidity control passage (85) of the first adsorption element (81).
- the adsorbent is heated by the second air to be treated, and water vapor is desorbed from the adsorbent. That is, the regeneration of the first adsorption element (81) is performed. Then, the water vapor desorbed from the adsorbent is given to the second air to be treated, and the second air to be treated is humidified.
- the second air to be treated humidified by the first adsorption element (81) then flows into the first upper flow path (53).
- the second air to flow into the first upper flow path (53) flows into the upper left flow path (67) through the first upper left opening (33), and then flows into the first upper flow path (67).
- the second air to be treated passes through the first heat exchanger (103) while flowing through the first outlet side flow path (42).
- the first heat exchanger (103) is at rest, and the second air to be treated is neither heated nor cooled.
- the humidified second air to be treated is supplied to the room through the indoor-side blowing duct (114) connected to the first blowing port (14).
- the first air to be treated that has flowed into the second upper flow path (55) flows into the upper right flow path (65) through the second upper right opening (25), and then flows into the second outlet flow path (65). 41).
- the first air to be processed passes through the second heat exchanger (104) while flowing through the second outlet side flow path (41), and is cooled by heat exchange with the refrigerant. Thereafter, the first air to be treated, which has been deprived of moisture and heat, is discharged to the outside through the outdoor blowing duct (116) connected to the second blowing port (16).
- the suction element (82) may be taken out of the casing (10).
- the operator opens the first inspection manhole (HI). This enables work on the first panel (11) side of the humidity control device. With the fan inspection lid (121) removed from the casing (10), the first blower fan (95), the second blower fan (96) and the compressor (101) are taken out of the casing (10) opening. .
- the second panel (12) of the casing (10) is Open the first and second suction ports (13, 15) side by side, and place the air filter (71) in one filter space (44) communicating with the first and second suction ports (13, 15). are doing.
- the air filter (71) for filtering the air to be treated that has flowed in from the first and second suction ports (13, 15) can be concentrated at one place in the casing (10), and the air It is possible to reduce the number of man-hours for moving the filter (71) into and out of the casing (10).
- the air to be treated is filtered by the air filter (71) provided immediately after the suction ports (13, 15) to remove dust and the like into the casing (10).
- the workability when maintaining the air filter (71) can be improved while reducing the inflow amount.
- Both process air and air are filtered by one air filter (71).
- this one air filter only needs to be attached to and detached from the casing (10), and the workability of the maintenance of the air filter (71) is further improved.
- the partition member (72) is attached to the air filter (71). Therefore, the filtration of each air to be treated is performed while preventing the air to be treated flowing into the casing (10) from the first and second suction ports (13, 15) from being mixed with each other. This can be done with an air filter (71).
- a filter inspection lid (131) is provided on a fourth panel (18) adjacent to the second panel (12) of the casing (10) so that the air filter (71) can be taken out. ). For this reason, the air filter (71) can be taken out only by opening one filter inspection lid (131), and the workability of the maintenance of the air filter (71) can be improved.
- the air filter (71) is connected to the filter inspection lid (1).
- the filter inspection lid (131) and the element inspection lid (132) are provided only on the fourth panel (18). However, only the third panel ( ⁇ ) has the filter inspection lid (131). ) And an element inspection lid (132) may be provided. In that case, the second inspection manhole (H2) may be provided on the third panel (17) side.
- the fourth panel (18) may be provided with a filter inspection lid (131) and an element inspection lid (132).
- the air filter (71) and the adsorption element (81, 82) can be placed on the casing (10) from either the fourth panel (18) or the third panel (17), depending on the installation condition of the humidity control device. ).
- the first filter part (73) and the second filter part (74) of the air filter (71) may have different filter base materials. Indoor air flows into the suction-side left flow path (47), while outdoor air flows into the suction-side right flow path (45). That is, the first filter part (73) of the suction-side right flow path (45) filters dirty air as compared with the second filter part (74) of the suction-side left flow path (47). Therefore, it is desirable to use a material having a higher collection efficiency than the filter material of the second filter portion (74) as the filter material of the first filter portion (73).
- Embodiment 2 of the present invention will be described.
- the humidity control apparatus includes a filter space (44) formed near the second panel (12) of the casing (10) and a force partition plate (48). Therefore, this embodiment is different from the first embodiment in that one air filter (76, 77) is provided in each part of the filter space (44) which is partitioned into right and left and left and right.
- the same parts as those in FIGS. 1 to 9 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and detailed description thereof will be omitted.
- the partition (48) is attached to the casing (10). Filter space
- the part on the right side of (44) constitutes the suction-side right channel (45) as the first part.
- the suction-side right channel (45) communicates with the first suction port (13).
- the left portion of the partition plate (48) constitutes a suction-side left channel (47) as a second portion.
- the suction-side left flow path (47) communicates with the second suction port (15).
- a first air filter (76) is installed in the suction-side right flow path (45), and a second air filter (77) is installed in the suction-side left flow path (47).
- the third panel (17) is provided with a first filter inspection lid (136) and an element inspection lid (132), both of which can be removed from the casing (10).
- the fourth panel (I 8 ) is provided with a second filter inspection lid (137) and an element inspection lid (132), both of which are removable from the casing (10). Note that the element inspection lid (132) may be provided on only one of the third panel (17) and the fourth panel (18).
- first air filter (76) is fixed to a side surface of the first filter inspection lid (136).
- the end of the second air filter (77) is fixed to the inner surface of the second filter inspection member (137).
- the respective operation operations of the humidity control apparatus of the present embodiment are completely the same as those of the humidity control apparatus of the first embodiment. Is omitted.
- a maintenance method of the humidity control apparatus of the present embodiment will be described.
- the worker will open the second inspection manhole (H2). This enables work on the fourth panel (18) side of the humidity control device.
- the second filter inspection lid (137) of the fourth panel / layer (18) is removed from the casing (10)
- the second air filter (77) is also removed together with the second filter inspection lid (1; 37). It slides to the left and is pulled out of the casing (10).
- the operator when removing the first air filter (76) located on the third panel (17) side, the operator will open the third inspection manhole (H3). This allows work on the third panel (17) side of the humidity control device.
- the first filter inspection lid (136) of the third panel (17) is removed from the casing (10)
- the first air filter (76) also slides to the right with the first filter inspection lid (136) to the casing. (10) It is taken out.
- first adsorption element (81) and the second adsorption element (82) In order to take out the first adsorption element (81) and the second adsorption element (82), take out the element inspection hole (132) of either the fourth panel (18) or the third panel (17). Then, the first adsorption element (81) and the second adsorption element (82) may be taken out of the casing (10).
- the first air filter (76) and the second air filter (77) may have different filter base materials. Room air flows into the suction-side left flow path (47), while outdoor air flows into the suction-side right flow path (45). That is, the first air filter (76) of the suction-side right flow path (45) filters dirty air as compared with the second air filter (77) of the suction-side left flow path (47). Therefore, as the filter base material of the first air filter 6 ), it is desirable to use a filter base material having a higher collection efficiency than the filter base material of the second air filter ( 77 ). Further, as the first air filter (76) that is easily soiled, a filter in which two filter substrates are stacked may be used. .
- the air filter (71) is provided along the second panel (12).
- the air filter (71) is formed in an arc shape in plan view. Is also good. This reduces the air resistance of the air filter (71). can do.
- the air filter (71) may be inclined so that the lower end contacts the second panel (12) and the upper end approaches the suction element (81, 82) side. Even in this case, the air resistance of the air filter (71) can be reduced.
- the present invention is useful for a humidity control device for adjusting the humidity of air.
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