WO2009090823A1 - 過飽和溶存酸素を含む水の製造方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method for producing water containing supersaturated dissolved oxygen, which makes it possible to contain a large amount of dissolved oxygen in water.
- Patent Document 1 is known as a means for aeration of water.
- the basic structure of Patent Document 1 is shown in FIG.
- Water is accommodated in the tank 50, and a diffuser tube 52 is disposed horizontally near the bottom surface in the tank 50.
- the air diffuser 52 is provided with a number of holes (not shown) that open upward.
- a blower 54 is provided outside the tank 50, and the blower 54 and one end of the diffuser pipe 52 are connected by a communication pipe 56. When the blower 54 is operated, air is sent from the blower 54 to the diffuser pipe 52 through the communication pipe 56, and air is injected into the water in the tank 50 from the hole of the diffuser pipe 52, and the air in the tank 50 is discharged by this air.
- Aerated The aerated water is discharged to the outside through a discharge pipe 60 having a valve 58 on the way.
- a water introduction pipe 66 provided with a valve 64 is connected to a water source 62 that supplies new water to the tank 50.
- the other end of the water introduction pipe 66 is disposed above the liquid level 68 of the tank 50 and is open to the air.
- the valve 64 is opened, and water is introduced into the tank 50 from the other end opening of the water introduction pipe 66.
- the water introduced into the tank 50 from the water introduction pipe 66 is once supplied into the tank 50 via the air. This is because water is aerated in the tank 50 by air, so that the air introduced into the tank 50 is applied as much as possible.
- the water can maintain the saturated dissolved oxygen concentration.
- the aeration apparatus can be provided when the fish is transported alive while being alive, the dissolved oxygen concentration of the water in the aquarium containing the fish can be maintained at a high value.
- a truck for transportation cannot be equipped with an aeration device, a plastic bag containing fish is filled with oxygen and the plastic bag is transported.
- the volume of oxygen filled in the plastic bag occupies the volume of the truck bed, there is a drawback that the transportation efficiency is poor.
- the present invention solves the above-mentioned problems, and provides a method for producing water containing supersaturated dissolved oxygen that makes it possible to make the dissolved oxygen concentration of water significantly exceed the saturated dissolved oxygen concentration. It is the purpose.
- the method for producing water containing supersaturated dissolved oxygen according to the present invention includes water contained in a circulation path, comprising rocks containing a large amount of silicon dioxide among igneous rocks in the middle of the circulation path, and water is transferred to the circulation path by a transfer means.
- the water is circulated and brought into contact with the rock, and the water is prevented from coming into contact with air while the water is circulated and moved through the circulation path.
- the present invention comprises the circulation path comprising a tank containing water, a circulation communication pipe having one end connected to the tank and the other end disposed below the liquid level of the tank, and the transfer means is the A pump for transferring water from one end of the circulation connecting pipe to the other end, provided in the middle of the circulation connecting pipe, and a rock containing a lot of silicon dioxide in the igneous rock in the middle of the circulation connecting pipe; It is characterized by providing.
- the present invention is characterized in that the rocks containing a large amount of silicon dioxide among the igneous rocks are obsidian.
- the present invention is characterized in that most of the igneous rocks containing a large amount of silicon dioxide have a size of 5 mm to 50 mm.
- emulsion fuel emulsion fuel such as heavy oil, light oil, kerosene, gasoline, automobile fuel, marine fuel
- Dissolved oxygen contained in water promotes combustion of fuel as oxygen.
- the ignition of the emulsion fuel by various burners is facilitated, and the combustion calories of the emulsion fuel increase more than the calories of only the normal fuel.
- the water containing a large amount of dissolved oxygen produced by the present invention promotes the growth of animals and plants as compared with the case of using ordinary water, the catch of farmed fish is increased, and vegetables and fruits And crop yields can be increased. Furthermore, by using the water containing a large amount of dissolved oxygen produced by the present invention as a raw material for various drinking waters, the dissolved oxygen promotes the action of microorganisms that decompose harmful substances that have entered the human body. It can be used to improve the health of humans and pets.
- DO dissolved oxygen concentration
- a large amount of dissolved oxygen is added to the water by circulating the rock through the water without contacting the air in the circulation path.
- FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram showing one embodiment for carrying out the method for producing water containing supersaturated dissolved oxygen according to the present invention.
- the tank 10 is provided, and water for increasing dissolved oxygen is accommodated in the tank 10.
- a circulation connecting pipe 12 for circulating water in the tank 10 to the tank 10 once again via the outside of the tank 10.
- the water circulation path circulates between the tank 10 and the circulation connecting pipe 12.
- the opening / closing valve 14 In the middle of the circulation connecting pipe 12, from the upstream side (tank 10 side) to the downstream side, the opening / closing valve 14, a pump 16 as a transfer means for transferring water, a rock container 18, and a filter 20.
- the opening 24 at the other end on the downstream side of the circulation communication pipe 12 is disposed sufficiently below the liquid level 26 in the tank 10.
- the pump 16 is preferably a high pressure pump capable of producing a high pressure. Commercially available inexpensive high pressure pumps can produce high pressures up to about 10 atm.
- the other end on the downstream side of the circulation connecting pipe 12 is a plurality of branch pipes 25 that are arranged vertically below the liquid level 26 in the tank 10.
- An opening 24 is formed in each of the plurality of branch pipes 25.
- the branch pipe 25 is disposed at an end in the tank 10.
- Each opening 24 of each branch pipe 25 is arranged in a direction in which water flowing into the tank 10 from that position stirs the water in the tank 10.
- the rock container 18 accommodates rocks 22 containing a large amount of silicon dioxide among igneous rocks (rocks containing about 65 to 76% silicon dioxide).
- the rock 22 is preferably about 5 mm to 50 mm, for example, and is placed in a rock container 18 in a net (not shown).
- Most of the igneous rocks 22 containing a large amount of silicon dioxide have a size of about 5 mm to 50 mm, so that a number of sharp corners can be formed on the surface of the rock 22, and water is formed on the surface of the rock 22. Can be contacted in large quantities.
- the rocks 22 containing a large amount of silicon dioxide include volcanic rocks such as obsidian, pearlite, and pine stone, and plutonic rocks include granite.
- the igneous rocks it is desirable to use obsidian because of its low price and availability.
- a discharge pipe 28 for discharging water containing dissolved oxygen in a supersaturated state to the outside of the tank 10 is connected, and an opening / closing valve 30 is provided in the middle of the discharge pipe 28. Yes.
- Water is a bonded electron pair of oxygen and hydrogen atoms, and water is a substance with many gaps between molecules.
- the finer the water clusters the wider the gaps between molecules.
- a large amount of dissolved oxygen can be contained in the gaps that are widened by cutting the clusters finely.
- the water produced by the method for producing water according to the present invention can contain a large amount of dissolved oxygen.
- the gaps into which other substances enter can be widened, and vegetable oils (castor oil), oils, or the like that act as emulsifiers can be put into the gaps.
- the water that has passed through the rock container 18 is introduced below the liquid surface 26 in the tank 10 through the opening 24 of the circulation connecting pipe 12 and mixed with water in the tank 10.
- the water in the tank 10 is repeatedly circulated back to the tank 10 via the circulation connecting pipe 12 (including the pump 16 and the rock container 18 on the way).
- the water passing through the rock container 18 contains a large amount of dissolved oxygen as described above, and the water containing a large amount of the dissolved oxygen is mixed with the water in the tank 10. That is, by repeating the circulation of water, the dissolved oxygen concentration of the water stored in the tank 10 increases in sequence. Since the water flowing into the tank 10 from the opening 24 of the branch pipe 25 stirs the water in the tank 10, it is not necessary to provide a stirrer.
- the water flowing into the tank 10 from the opening 24 of the branch pipe 25 arranges the opening 24 of the branch pipe 25 in the direction in which the water in the tank 10 is rotated clockwise in the northern hemisphere.
- the sealed state is maintained with respect to the atmosphere. Even in the middle of the circulation connecting pipe 12, a hermetically sealed state is maintained with respect to the atmosphere. Even at the position of the opening 24 on the downstream side of the circulation connecting pipe 12, the opening 24 is disposed below the liquid level 26, so that the sealed state is maintained with respect to the atmosphere. In this way, in the water circulation path shown in FIG. 1, water circulates in a sealed state, and air does not mix with water during the circulation. That is, water is not aerated during the circulation. In FIG. 1, although the upper part of the liquid level 26 of the tank 10 is exposed to air, the air is not aerated by mixing air with water during the circulation.
- water is not mixed with water in the course of the water circulation (water is not aerated), and water is brought into contact with the rock 22 containing a large amount of silicon dioxide, so that a large amount of dissolved oxygen is contained in the water.
- a large amount of dissolved oxygen is contained in the water.
- the dissolved oxygen concentration (DO) can be reduced to about 11 mg / l by circulating the circulation connecting pipe 12 5 to 10 times.
- the measurement certificate in FIG. 3 explains that the dissolved oxygen concentration (DO) of water produced by the method for producing water containing supersaturated dissolved oxygen according to the present invention is about 11 mg / l.
- This measurement certificate was created by Shinano pollution research institute (telephone 0267-56-2189) located in 1835-1, Tateshina-machi, Saku-gun, Nagano, Japan.
- the name of the material is “Creation Water H1 2007.129”, but this name indicates “water generated by the method for producing water containing supersaturated dissolved oxygen according to the present invention”. is there.
- the first line of “object of measurement” in this measurement proof is “dissolved oxygen (DO)”, and the “measurement result” is “11 mg / l”. That is, it is proved by the measurement by a third party that the dissolved oxygen concentration (DO) of the water produced in the present invention can be a supersaturated dissolved oxygen concentration (11 mg / l) far exceeding the saturated dissolved oxygen concentration. Yes.
- the dissolved oxygen concentration (DO) contained in the water produced by the present invention is a value (DO is 11 mg / l) that greatly exceeds the saturated dissolved oxygen concentration (DO is 8 to 8.45 mg / l).
- emulsion fuel emulsion fuel such as heavy oil, light oil, kerosene, gasoline, automobile fuel, marine fuel.
- Conventional emulsion fuel used ordinary water such as tap water, so when the emulsion fuel is burned, it cannot be easily ignited with a commercial burner, and the combustion calorie of the fuel decreases and it takes a long time to burn. There was a drawback.
- an emulsion fuel using water containing supersaturated dissolved oxygen produced according to the present invention can contain a large amount of dissolved oxygen concentration in water, so that a large amount of dissolved oxygen works during fuel combustion. Can promote the combustion of fuel and generate a great deal of energy (calories). As a result, ignition with various burners is facilitated, and the calories burned are increased from those of ordinary fuel alone.
- the calorie when the fuel is 100% A heavy oil, the calorie is about 9400 kilocalories / liter, whereas the emulsion fuel using the water produced according to the present invention (in the case of 70% A heavy oil and 30% water) was able to obtain about 1 to 2.3 times the calories of A heavy oil 100%.
- the calorie when the fuel is 100% light oil is about 9100 kilocalories / liter, whereas the water produced according to the present invention (70% light oil and 30% water) is 100% light oil.
- the calorie was about 1 to 1.8 times the calorie.
- the emulsion fuel using the water produced in the present invention can be easily ignited by a commercially available burner, the emulsion of the present invention can be completely combusted, and CO 2 and NO x emissions compared to conventionally known fuels. The amount can be greatly reduced.
- water circulates through rocks 22 containing a large amount of silicon dioxide among the igneous rocks, so that active hydrogen is contained in the water, and further, carbon and sulfur contained in the igneous rocks are also contained in the water in trace amounts. Since these hydrogen, carbon and sulfur are also included in the water produced in the present invention, when this water is used in the emulsion fuel, hydrogen, carbon and sulfur cause the fuel to ignite smoothly and improve the combustion efficiency. be able to.
- the water produced by the present invention contains a large amount of dissolved oxygen
- the use of this water can not only promote the growth of animals and plants, but can also be utilized in various fields.
- the plastic bag is not inflated with oxygen as in the prior art, so a larger amount of fish can be carried than in the conventional case.
- water containing a large amount of dissolved oxygen encourages the growth of the fish, so when it is the same size as conventional aquaculture fish, it is shorter than the conventional one. Can be achieved to the same magnitude in time.
- water containing a large amount of dissolved oxygen it is possible to obtain a larger fish than the conventional fish in the same cultivation period, and to increase the catch.
- vegetables, fruits, cereals, plants, etc. when growing vegetables, fruits, cereals, plants, etc., by using water containing a large amount of dissolved oxygen, vegetables, fruits, cereals are grown compared to those grown using conventional water. And plants grow at a rate close to 1.5 to 2 times. That is, by using water containing a large amount of dissolved oxygen, the yield of vegetables, fruits, cereals and plants can be increased.
- the dissolved oxygen functions as a microorganism that decomposes harmful substances that have entered the human body. It helps to improve the health of humans and pets.
- the water in the present invention includes a liquid that has been treated with water as a main component.
- FIG. 1 water is temporarily stored in the tank 10, but in FIG. 2, the tank 10 is not used. 2, the same reference numerals as those in FIG. 1 indicate the same components.
- the water circulation route is the continuous circulation connecting pipe 34 only. In the middle of the circulation connecting pipe 34, the opening / closing valve 14, the pump 16 as a transfer means for transferring water, the rock container 18, and the filter 20 from the upstream side toward the downstream side in the direction of water flow. Are provided in order.
- a discharge pipe 36 for discharging the water circulating through the circulation connection pipe 34 to the outside of the tank 10 is connected to the middle of the circulation connection pipe 34 after passing through the rock container 18.
- a valve 38 is provided.
- a water supply tank 40 is provided in the vicinity of the circulation communication pipe 34, a water supply pipe 42 is connected in the middle of the water supply tank 40 and the circulation communication pipe 34, and a valve 44 is provided in the middle of the water supply pipe 42. Is provided.
- the connection position of the water supply pipe 42 to the circulation communication pipe 34 is preferably an intermediate position between the connection position of the discharge pipe 36 and the position of the pump 16.
- FIG. 2 there is no place where the water circulating through the circulation connecting pipe 34 which is a circulation path is exposed to the air. That is, the water circulating through the circulation connecting pipe 34 is not aerated. Therefore, the more the water in the tank 10 is circulated in the circulation connecting pipe 12, the more dissolved oxygen can be contained in the water. For example, the dissolved oxygen concentration (DO) can be reduced to about 11 mg / l by circulating the circulation connecting pipe 12 5 to 10 times.
- the water produced by the method for producing water containing supersaturated dissolved oxygen in Example 2 (FIG. 2) has the same effect as the water in Example 1.
- the water can be taken out from the discharge pipe 36 by opening the valve 38.
- the valve 44 is simultaneously opened to supply new water from the water supply pipe 42 to the circulation communication pipe 34 from the water supply tank 40.
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12 循環連絡管
14 ポンプ
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- 水を循環経路内に収容し、前記循環経路の途中に火成岩のうち二酸化珪素を多く含む岩石を備え、移送手段によって水を前記循環経路内に循環移動させて前記岩石に水を接触させ、水を前記循環経路内を循環移動させる途中で水に空気に接触させないようにすることを特徴とする過飽和溶存酸素を含む水の製造方法。
- 前記循環経路を、水を収容したタンクと、一端をタンクと連絡し他端の開口部を前記タンクの液面下に配置した循環連絡管とから構成し、前記移送手段を前記循環連絡管の途中に備えるものであって前記循環連絡管の一端から他端に向けて水を移送させるためのポンプとし、前記循環連絡管の途中に前記火成岩のうち二酸化珪素を多く含む岩石とを備えることを特徴とする請求項1記載の過飽和溶存酸素を含む水の製造方法。
- 前記循環連絡管における前記タンクの液面下に配置した他端を上下に分けて配置した分岐管とし、各分岐管に前記開口部を設け、前記開口部から前記タンク内に流入する水で前記タンク内の水を攪拌することを特徴とする請求項2記載の過飽和溶存酸素を含む水の製造方法。
- 前記火成岩のうち二酸化珪素を多く含む岩石を黒曜石としたことを特徴とする請求項1乃至3記載の過飽和溶存酸素を含む水の製造方法。
- 前記火成岩のうち二酸化珪素を多く含む岩石の大半の大きさを5mm~50mmとすることを特徴とする請求項4記載の過飽和溶存酸素を含む水の製造方法。
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