WO2016194252A1 - タンク冷却装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a tank cooling device.
- Patent Document 1 discloses a cooling nozzle for cooling a roll used in manufacturing a metal plate.
- Patent Document 2 discloses a cooling nozzle for cooling a metal plate (strip) when the metal plate is manufactured.
- Patent Document 3 discloses a cooling nozzle for cooling a boat holding a semiconductor wafer after the diffusion process when the semiconductor wafer is subjected to the diffusion process.
- heat treatment may also be performed when manufacturing a tank for storing fluid or the like.
- a tank having a reinforcing layer may be formed by winding a reinforcing fiber impregnated with a resin around the outer surface of a resin member formed in an elongated hollow shape.
- a base is attached to one end of the tank body.
- the base is made of metal, for example.
- a reinforcement layer is united with a preform
- the entire tank becomes high temperature by heating the reinforcing layer.
- the entire tank is cooled.
- This invention aims at providing the tank cooling device which can cool a tank more rapidly in view of the said situation.
- a tank cooling device configured to supply a cooling gas for cooling a tank to the outer surface of the tank using a compressed gas. Equipped with a nozzle.
- the nozzle supplies the cooling gas to the outer surface of the tank using the compressed gas.
- the nozzle can apply the gas flow containing the cooling gas and the compressed gas to the outer surface of the tank.
- a large amount of the gas flow is applied to the outer surface of the tank at a low temperature in a short time.
- the heat accumulated in the heated tank is quickly released from the outer surface of the tank to the outside of the tank. Therefore, the tank cooling device can cool the tank more quickly.
- the tank cooling device is configured to be able to cool the tank formed using a plurality of members having different thermal conductivities, and the nozzle is provided on each of the plurality of members.
- a cooling gas and an air stream containing the compressed gas are supplied.
- the cooling rate of the tank is biased.
- the whole tank can be cooled more rapidly by supplying airflow from a nozzle toward each of several members from which heat conductivity differs.
- a plurality of the nozzles are provided, and the airflow is configured to be supplied from at least one of the nozzles for each of the plurality of members.
- the tank cooling rate can be increased regardless of the difference in the material of each part in the tank.
- the tank includes a tank main body formed using a resin member, and an end member formed using a metal member and attached to an end of the tank main body, and the nozzle includes: An end member nozzle is included, and the end member nozzle is configured to supply the airflow toward the end member.
- the tank can be cooled more quickly by cooling the end member having higher heat dissipation than the tank body with the airflow from the end member nozzle.
- the end member nozzle is configured to supply the airflow toward a plurality of boundary portions of the materials.
- a boundary portion between members having different thermal conductivities becomes a discontinuous portion with respect to heat conduction, and heat tends to be trapped in the vicinity of the boundary portion. For this reason, by cooling this boundary part with the nozzle for end members, it is possible to more reliably cool the boundary part in the tank where heat is easily accumulated. As a result, the cooling rate of the tank can be further increased.
- the tank includes a tank main body formed using a resin member, and an end member formed using a metal member and attached to an end of the tank main body, and the nozzle is The side nozzles are configured to supply the airflow toward the end of the tank body.
- the tank body is relatively close to the end member, the portion where heat from the end member is easily transmitted can be more reliably cooled using the side nozzle. As a result, the cooling rate of the tank can be further increased.
- the tank is formed in a shape extending in a predetermined longitudinal direction
- the nozzle includes a fuselage nozzle
- the fuselage nozzle is directed to an intermediate portion of the tank in the longitudinal direction. And supplying the airflow.
- the airflow from the fuselage nozzle is supplied to an intermediate portion (fuselage) having a relatively large surface area in the tank body.
- the cooling rate of the tank can be made more uniform.
- the tank can be cooled more quickly.
- the tank cooling device further includes a storage chamber for storing the tank and supplied with the cooling gas, and the nozzle sucks the cooling gas supplied into the storage chamber; A discharge portion that discharges the cooling gas together with the compressed gas.
- the cooling gas is sucked into the nozzle from the suction portion as the compressed gas is injected. Then, the cooling gas is entrained in the compressed gas in the nozzle, and then discharged from the discharge portion of the nozzle together with the compressed gas.
- the nozzle can cause a large amount of cooling gas to be involved in the compressed gas. As a result, more airflow can be supplied to the tank in a short time. Therefore, the tank cooling device can cool the tank in a shorter time.
- the tank cooling device further includes a guide member for guiding the cooling gas supplied to the storage chamber toward the nozzle and the tank.
- This configuration can increase the amount of cooling gas supplied to the nozzle and tank per unit time. Thereby, a tank can be cooled more rapidly.
- the tank cooling device further includes a restricting member for restricting an air flow including the cooling gas and the compressed gas discharged from the nozzle from returning from the tank to the nozzle side. Yes.
- a tank cooling device includes a storage chamber for storing a tank, and a cooling gas supplied to the storage chamber for cooling the tank.
- a guide member for guiding the tank toward the tank; and a nozzle for injecting the cooling gas in the storage chamber toward the tank using a compressed gas.
- the nozzle supplies the cooling gas to the outer surface of the tank using the compressed gas.
- the nozzle can apply the gas flow containing the cooling gas and the compressed gas to the outer surface of the tank.
- a large amount of the gas flow is applied to the outer surface of the tank at a low temperature in a short time.
- the heat accumulated in the heated tank is quickly released from the outer surface of the tank to the outside of the tank. Therefore, the tank cooling device can cool the tank more quickly.
- the present invention can be widely applied as a tank cooling device.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic plan view of a heat treatment apparatus 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic side view of the tank cooling device 4 of the heat treatment apparatus 1.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic plan view showing the main part of the tank cooling device 4.
- FIG. 4 is an enlarged side view of the periphery of the first unit 25 of the tank cooling device 4.
- FIG. 5 is a rear view of the periphery of the first unit 25, and illustration of some members is omitted.
- 6 and 7 are rear views showing a part of the first unit 25 in an enlarged manner. In each figure, the orientation of a nozzle 40 described later may be slightly different between the figures.
- heat treatment apparatus 1 is provided for performing heat treatment on tank 100.
- the heat treatment apparatus 1 includes a transfer apparatus 2, a tank heating apparatus 3, and a tank cooling apparatus 4.
- the transfer device 2 is provided for transferring the tank 100.
- the transport apparatus 2 is configured to hold the tank 100 in a state where both ends of the tank 100 are held.
- the tank 100 is carried into the tank heating device 3 from the outside of the heat treatment device 1 while being held by the transfer device 2. Then, the transport device 2 transports the heated tank 100 to the tank cooling device 4.
- the transfer device 2 transfers the tank 100 after being cooled by the tank cooling device 4 to the outside of the heat treatment device 1.
- the tank heating device 3 is provided for heating the tank 100.
- the tank heating device 3 includes a storage chamber 5 for storing the tank 100 together with the transfer device 2, and a heater 6 for heating the tank 100 in the storage chamber 5.
- the tank 100 is configured to be capable of storing high-pressure gas, and has a shape extending in a predetermined longitudinal direction.
- the tank 100 has a portion formed of a resin member in a plurality of layers and an end portion formed of metal, and portions that need to be particularly strongly cooled are unevenly distributed. For this reason, the tank 100 has a configuration that is difficult to cool uniformly as a whole.
- the tank 100 is formed in a symmetrical shape with respect to the longitudinal direction of the tank 100.
- the tank 100 includes a tank main body 101 formed in a hollow shape using a resin member, and end members 102 formed using metal members and attached to both ends of the tank main body 101.
- the tank body 101 is formed in an elongated cylindrical shape, and both end portions of the tank body 101 are formed in a hemispherical shape.
- the tank body 101 has a liner 103 which is an inner wall layer and a reinforcing layer 104 which is an outer wall layer.
- the liner 103 is formed in substantially the same shape as the tank body 101.
- the liner 103 is formed using a hard resin such as a polyethylene resin.
- the liner 103 has folded portions 105 disposed in the liner 103 at both ends of the liner 103.
- the folded portion 105 has a root portion 106 that sandwiches a later-described protrusion 114 of the base 110 in cooperation with the reinforcing layer 104, and a cylindrical portion 107 connected to the tip of the root portion 106.
- the tank body 101 includes a cylindrical intermediate portion 108 (body) and hemispherical ends 109 a and 109 b (side portions) disposed at both ends of the intermediate portion 108 in the longitudinal direction of the tank body 101. , Including.
- An end member 102 is attached to each end 109a, 109b.
- the end member 102 includes a base 110 fixed to the tank body 101 and a valve assembly 111 attached to the base 110.
- the base 110 is formed in a cylindrical shape and is inserted into a corresponding end portion of the liner 103.
- the base 110 is formed using, for example, an aluminum alloy, and is fixed to the tank body 101.
- the base 110 has a first cylindrical end 113, an annular protrusion 114, and a second cylindrical end 115.
- the first cylindrical end 113 is a cylindrical portion formed at one end of the base 110.
- the leading end portion of the reinforcing layer 104 is fitted to the first cylindrical end portion 113.
- the protruding portion 114 is disposed adjacent to the first cylindrical end portion 113 and is sandwiched between the root portion 106 of the liner 103 and the end portion of the reinforcing layer 104.
- the second cylindrical end 115 is formed at the other end of the base 110 and is fitted to the cylindrical portion 107 of the liner 103.
- the valve assembly 111 is attached to the base 110 in order to control the supply and discharge of a fluid such as a storage gas between an external gas supply line (not shown) and the inside of the tank 100.
- the valve assembly 111 is formed in a T shape, for example.
- the valve assembly 111 has a valve body 116 and a terminal portion 117.
- the valve main body 116 is formed in a cylindrical shape, and is fixed to the base 110 while being fitted in the base 110.
- a cylindrical terminal portion 117 is formed at one end portion of the valve body 116 and is received by the first cylindrical end portion 113 of the base 110.
- the terminal portion 117 is disposed outside the tank main body 101.
- the connecting portion between the valve body 116 and the terminal portion 117 is also a boundary portion 118 between the tank body made of synthetic resin and the valve assembly 111 made of metal.
- the reinforcing layer 104 is formed by winding reinforcing fibers impregnated with a resin around the outer peripheral surface of the liner 103 and the first cylindrical end 113 of the base 110 and curing the resin by heat treatment.
- the resin of the reinforcing layer 104 include an epoxy resin.
- carbon fiber, a metal fiber, etc. can be illustrated as a reinforcement fiber.
- the heat treatment apparatus 1 fixes the reinforcing layer 104 to the liner 103 by heating and melting the resin in the tank heating apparatus 3. And the tank cooling device 4 of the heat processing apparatus 1 is provided in order to cool the tank 100 after heating more rapidly.
- the tank cooling device 4 uses a plurality of members (synthetic resin tank body 101 and metal end member 102) having different thermal conductivities.
- the formed tank 100 is configured to be cooled.
- the tank cooling device 4 includes a transfer device 2, a storage chamber 10, a cooling gas supply unit 11, a guide member 12, and a cooling unit 13.
- the accommodating chamber 10 accommodates the guide member 12, the cooling unit 13, and the tank 100 held by the transfer device 2.
- the storage chamber 10 forms a space formed in a box shape, for example.
- a transfer device 2 is arranged on the floor of the storage chamber 10.
- the transport device 2 includes a first pedestal portion 14, a second pedestal portion 15, a first base portion 16, a second base portion 17, a support shaft 18, and a rotation drive mechanism 19.
- Each of the pedestals 14 and 15 is configured to be movable between the storage chamber 5 of the tank heating device 3, the storage chamber 10 of the tank cooling device 4, and the outside of the heat treatment device 1 by a power source such as a motor (not shown).
- a power source such as a motor (not shown).
- the first pedestal portion 14 supports the first base portion 16, and the second pedestal portion 15 supports the second base portion 17.
- the first base portion 16 and the second base portion 17 are configured to be displaced integrally with the corresponding first pedestal portion 14 and second pedestal portion 15, respectively.
- the first base portion 16 and the second base portion 17 cooperate to support the support shaft 18. More specifically, a bearing 20 is attached to each of the first base portion 16 and the second base portion 17. One end and the other end of the support shaft 18 are rotatably supported by the corresponding bearing 20.
- the second base portion 17 is provided with a rotation drive mechanism 19.
- the rotation drive mechanism 19 is provided to rotate the tank 100 around the central axis of the support shaft 18 at a predetermined rotation speed during the cooling process of the tank 100.
- the rotation drive mechanism 19 has an electric motor 21 supported by the second base portion 17.
- a roller 22 is coupled to the output shaft of the electric motor 21 so as to be integrally rotatable.
- the roller 22 is in frictional contact with the support shaft 18.
- the support shaft 18 is provided to support the tank 100 between the pair of base portions 16 and 17.
- the support shaft 18 supports both ends of the tank 100 while penetrating the tank 100.
- the cooling gas supply unit 11 is disposed above the transfer device 2 having the above configuration.
- the cooling gas supply unit 11 is provided to supply a cooling gas for cooling the tank 100 to the tank 100.
- the cooling gas supply unit 11 is formed using, for example, a duct and is connected to a cooling gas generator (not shown) (for example, an air conditioner).
- the cooling gas supply unit 11 is connected to a hole formed in the side wall of the storage chamber 10, and supplies the cooling gas from the cooling gas generator to the vicinity of the ceiling in the storage chamber 10.
- An example of the cooling gas is cooled air.
- the cooling gas supplied from the cooling gas supply unit 11 is guided to the tank 100 and the cooling unit 13 side by the guide member 12.
- the guide member 12 is provided to guide the cooling gas supplied to the storage chamber 10 to cool the tank 100 toward the tank 100 and a nozzle 40 (described later) of the tank cooling device 4.
- the guide member 12 is, for example, an electric fan.
- a plurality (three in this embodiment) of guide members 12 are provided on the ceiling of the storage chamber 10.
- the plurality of guide members 12 are arranged adjacent to each other.
- Each guide member 12 (12a, 12b, 12c) blows the cooling gas from the cooling gas supply unit 11 downward. More specifically, the guide member 12a blows the cooling gas toward the first unit 25 described later of the cooling unit 13.
- the guide member 12b blows the cooling gas toward the second unit 26 described later of the cooling unit 13.
- the guide member 12 c blows the cooling gas toward the intermediate part 108 of the tank 100.
- a cooling unit 13 is disposed below the guide member 12. The cooling unit 13 is provided to supply the cooling gas to the outer surface of the tank using the compressed gas.
- the cooling unit 13 includes a first unit 25 disposed on the one end 109a side of the tank 100 and a second unit 26 disposed on the other end 109b side of the tank 100.
- left-right direction of the paper surface in the rear view of FIG. 5 (the rear view of the first unit 25) is simply referred to as “left-right direction”.
- left-right direction the left-right direction of the paper surface in the rear view of FIG. 5
- the description will be given based on the arrangement of each part when the tank cooling device 4 is performing the cooling operation of the tank 100.
- the first unit 25 is provided to supply cooling gas to the outer surface of one end 109 a of the tank 100 and the outer surface of the intermediate portion 108 of the tank 100.
- the first unit 25 includes an arm support portion 27, a swing arm 28, a cylinder mechanism 29, a guide member 30, and a subunit 31.
- the arm support portion 27 is fixed to the side wall of the storage chamber 10.
- the arm support portion 27 has a support shaft 27a extending in the left-right direction, and supports the swing arm 28 so as to be swingable around the support shaft 27a.
- the swing arm 28 is held so as to be swingable around the support shaft 27a by using a power source (such as an air cylinder) (not shown).
- the swing arm 28 has a configuration in which two plate members formed in a substantially y shape in a side view are arranged in parallel with a separation from each other on the left and right sides, and these two plate members are fixed to each other by a plurality of shaft members. is doing.
- the swing arm 28 has a stopper receiving portion 32, a cylinder holding portion 33, and a guide holding portion 34.
- the stopper receiving portion 32 is disposed in the vicinity of the support shaft 27a.
- the stopper receiving portion 32 is configured to be received by a stopper 35 fixed to the floor of the storage chamber 10. Since the stopper receiving portion 32 is received by the stopper 35, the swing arm 28 is maintained in a posture extending toward the tank 100 side.
- the cylinder holding part 33 is a member provided for holding a cylinder 36 described later of the cylinder mechanism 29.
- the cylinder holding portion 33 is formed on one side surface of the swing arm 28.
- a guide holding part 34 is formed adjacent to the cylinder holding part 33.
- the guide holding part 34 is configured to hold the guide member 30 in a slidable manner.
- the guide holding part 34 is formed on one side surface of the swing arm 28.
- the cylinder mechanism 29 is configured to displace the subunit 31 in a direction approaching the tank 100 and a direction away from the tank 100 (longitudinal direction of the tank 100) in cooperation with the guide member 30.
- the cylinder mechanism 29 is a cylinder that operates with fluid pressure such as air pressure.
- the cylinder mechanism 29 has a cylinder 36 and a cylinder rod 37.
- the cylinder 36 is formed in an elongated rectangular cylinder. Both end portions of the cylinder 36 are fixed to the cylinder holding portion 33. A cylinder rod 37 protrudes from the cylinder 36. The cylinder rod 37 is configured to be displaced in the axial direction of the cylinder rod 37 with respect to the cylinder 36. A tip end portion of the cylinder rod 37 is connected to a first connecting portion 62 of a sub plate 55 (to be described later) of the subunit 31 through a connecting shaft 38. The guide member 30 supports the sub plate 55 in cooperation with the cylinder rod 37.
- the guide member 30 is held by the guide holding portion 34 and is arranged in parallel with the cylinder rod 37 of the cylinder mechanism 29. An intermediate portion of the guide member 30 is held by a guide holding portion 34. Further, the distal end portion of the guide member 30 is fixed to the second connecting portion 63 of the sub plate 55 of the sub unit 31.
- the subunit 31 is provided for holding the nozzle unit 39. Further, the subunit 31 is configured to be able to change the positions of a plurality of nozzles 40 (described later), and thereby, each part of the tank 100, in particular, a portion that is difficult to cool can be cooled more accurately at a pinpoint. .
- the sub unit 31 is disposed at a position corresponding to the position of the cylinder rod 37 of the cylinder mechanism 29.
- the nozzle unit 39 has a plurality of nozzles 40 (41 to 46).
- each nozzle 40 is configured to supply (inject) the cooling gas supplied into the storage chamber 10 to cool the tank 100 to the outer surface of the tank 100 using the compressed gas. More specifically, these nozzles 40 supply a gas flow including a cooling gas and a compressed gas to each of a plurality of members (tank main body 101 and end member 102) of the tank 100 that are made of different materials. It is configured. In the present embodiment, an air flow is configured to be supplied from at least one nozzle 40 for each of the plurality of members.
- Each nozzle 40 has the same configuration.
- the nozzle 40 is formed in a cylindrical shape as a whole.
- a joint 50 is attached to the outer peripheral surface of each nozzle 40.
- the joint 50 is connected to a flexible hose (not shown).
- the hose is connected to a gas compressor such as an air compressor.
- the compressed gas from the gas compressor is supplied to each nozzle 40.
- the compressed gas may be cooled by an air conditioner or the like.
- the nozzle 40 is formed with a through-hole portion 51 that penetrates the nozzle 40 in the axial direction of the nozzle 40.
- the through-hole portion 51 forms a cylindrical space, and is open to both end faces of the nozzle 40 in the axial direction of the nozzle 40.
- a suction part 52 is formed at one end of the through-hole part 51, and a discharge part 53 is formed at the other end of the through-hole part 51.
- the suction part 52 is formed as a part for sucking the cooling gas supplied into the storage chamber 10.
- the discharge part 53 is formed as a part which discharges cooling gas with compressed gas.
- the nozzle 40 is formed with a vent hole (not shown) between the through hole 51 and the joint 50.
- the compressed gas when compressed gas is supplied to the nozzle 40, the compressed gas is ejected from the inner peripheral surface of the through-hole portion 51 into the through-hole portion 51 through the vent hole, and further discharged. It flows toward part 53. Due to the flow of the compressed gas, the cooling gas in the storage chamber 10 is drawn into the through-hole portion 51 from the suction portion 52.
- this cooling gas is jetted from the discharge part 53 toward the outside of the nozzle 40 (tank 100) together with the compressed gas while being accelerated by the compressed gas.
- the nozzle 40 can suck a large amount of cooling gas with the compressed gas. That is, the nozzle 40 can spray a large amount of cooling gas to the tank 100.
- nozzles 40 As the nozzles 40, end member nozzles 41, 42, side nozzles 43, fuselage nozzles 44, 45, and equipment cooling nozzles 46 are provided.
- the numbers of the end member nozzles 41 and 42, the side nozzles 43, the body nozzles 44 and 45, and the equipment cooling nozzles 46 are not limited to the numbers exemplified in the present embodiment. Or a plurality are provided. In addition, any of the end member nozzles 41 and 42, the side nozzles 43, the body nozzles 44 and 45, and the equipment cooling nozzle 46 may be omitted.
- the end member nozzles 41 and 42 are directed to the end member 102 (particularly, the terminal portion 117 of the valve assembly 111) in the one end 109a of the tank 100, and are also referred to as a gas flow (hereinafter simply referred to as a gas flow). ).
- the end member nozzles 41 and 42 gas toward the boundary portion 118 (the boundary portion between the tank body 101 that is a resin portion and the base 102 that is a metal portion) of the tank 100 that is made of different materials. It is configured to supply airflow.
- the end member nozzles 41 and 42 are arranged above the end member 102 and constitute a pair of left and right nozzles.
- the end member nozzles 41 and 42 are disposed at approximately the center of the subunit 31 in the vertical direction and are disposed at approximately the center of the subunit 31 in the left-right direction.
- the through-hole portions 51 of the end member nozzles 41 and 42 are arranged in a substantially vertical direction. And the suction part 52 of the nozzles 41 and 42 for end members is arrange
- the discharge portions 53 of the end member nozzles 41 and 42 face the terminal portion 117 and the boundary portion 118 of the valve assembly 111 in the end member 102. With this configuration, the airflow discharged from the end member nozzles 41 and 42 is mainly applied to the terminal portion 117 and the boundary portion 118 (exposed portion from the tank body 101) of the valve assembly 111. Thereby, the end member 102 (the cap 110 and the valve assembly 111) is cooled.
- a side nozzle 43 is disposed below the end member nozzles 41 and 42.
- the side nozzle 43 is configured to supply a gas flow toward the end 109a of the tank body 101. That is, the side nozzle 43 is configured to supply airflow toward a plurality of portions (boundary portions 118 between the tank body 101 and the cap 110 of the end member 102) made of different materials.
- the side nozzle 43 is disposed at a substantially lower end of the subunit 31 in the vertical direction, and is disposed at one end side (right end side) of the subunit 31 in the horizontal direction. Further, the side nozzle 43 is disposed on the side (right side) of the end member 102 in the left-right direction.
- the through-hole portion 51 of the side nozzle 43 is disposed so as to face substantially horizontal. And the discharge part 53 of the nozzle 43 for side parts has faced the outer surface side of the reinforcement layer 104 among the edge parts 109a. With this configuration, the airflow discharged from the side nozzle 43 is mainly applied to the end portion 109a (the hemispherical portion of the tank 100). Thereby, the end 109a of the tank 100 is cooled.
- a device cooling nozzle 46 is arranged on the left side of the side nozzle 43.
- the equipment cooling nozzle 46 is configured to supply a gas flow toward the equipment in the storage chamber 10. That is, the equipment cooling nozzle 46 is configured to supply a cooling airflow toward the equipment provided in the tank cooling device 4. The device cooling nozzle 46 also generates a gas flow to generate a gas flow for cooling the tank 100. In the present embodiment, the device cooling nozzle 46 is configured to supply a gas flow toward the cylinder mechanism 29.
- the device cooling nozzle 46 is disposed at the substantially lower end of the subunit 31 in the vertical direction and is disposed at the other end side (left end side) of the subunit 31 in the horizontal direction.
- the through-hole portion 51 of the device cooling nozzle 46 is disposed so as to face substantially horizontal.
- the discharge part 53 of the nozzle 46 for apparatus cooling has faced the bearing 20 side.
- the fuselage nozzles 44 and 45 are configured to supply a gas flow toward the outer surface of the tank 100 in the intermediate portion 108 of the tank 100.
- the fuselage nozzles 44 and 45 are disposed above the tank 100.
- the body nozzles 44 and 45 are disposed above the end member 102 and constitute a pair of left and right nozzles.
- the fuselage nozzles 44 and 45 are arranged at the upper end of the subunit 31 in the vertical direction.
- the fuselage nozzles 44 and 45 are arranged such that the discharge portion 53 is slightly downward.
- the discharge part 53 of the body nozzles 44 and 45 faces the outer surface of the intermediate part 108 (body part) of the tank 100.
- the airflow discharged from the trunk nozzles 44 and 45 is mainly applied to the outer surface of the reinforcing layer 104 in the intermediate portion 108 of the tank 100.
- the intermediate part 108 of the tank body 101 made of resin is cooled in the tank 100.
- Each nozzle 40 of the nozzle unit 39 having the above configuration is supported by the subunit 31. That is, the subunit 31 holds a plurality of nozzles 40 at once. Further, the sub-unit 31 swings around the support shaft 27a together with the swing arm 28 and each nozzle 40 as the swing arm 28 swings around the support shaft 27a.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic side view of the main part showing an example of the operation of the nozzle 40.
- the sub unit 31 includes a sub plate 55, a main plate 56, an end member nozzle holding portion 57, a side nozzle holding portion 58, and a fuselage nozzle holding portion 59. And a device cooling nozzle holder 60.
- the end member nozzle holding portion 57, the side nozzle holding portion 58, the body nozzle holding portion 59, and the equipment cooling nozzle holding portion 60 are respectively corresponded to the end member nozzles 41 and 42 and the side nozzle 43.
- the directions of the fuselage nozzles 44 and 45 and the equipment cooling nozzle 46 can be changed.
- the sub plate 55 is connected to the cylinder rod 37 and the guide member 30 of the cylinder mechanism 29 and is provided as a member that supports the main plate 56.
- the sub plate 55 is disposed between the swing arm 28 and the main plate 56.
- the sub plate 55 is formed using a sheet metal member, and has a configuration in which a part of a flat plate is bent.
- the sub plate 55 includes a flat plate main body 61, a first connecting portion 62, and a second connecting portion 63.
- the first connecting portion 62 is formed as a portion extending from the plate main body 61 so as to be orthogonal to the plate main body 61, and is connected to the cylinder rod 37 of the cylinder mechanism 29 via the connecting shaft 38. More specifically, a long hole 62 a extending in the vertical direction is formed at the distal end of the first connecting portion 62.
- the connecting shaft 38 of the cylinder rod 37 is inserted into the long hole portion 62 a and can be moved up and down by a predetermined amount relative to the first connecting portion 62.
- the second connecting portion 63 is disposed above the first connecting portion 62.
- the second connecting portion 63 is formed as a portion extending from the plate body 61.
- the second connecting portion 63 is formed with a through hole through which the guide member 30 passes.
- the distal end portion of the guide member 30 forms a male screw shaft, and is fixed to the second connecting portion 63 by a pair of nuts 64 screwed to the male screw portion.
- each nozzle 40 can be arrange
- a sub-plate connecting portion 65 is formed on the plate body 61.
- the sub plate connecting portion 65 is provided to fix the main plate 56 to the sub plate 55. Further, the sub plate connecting portion 65 is configured to be able to change the position of the main plate 56 with respect to the sub plate 55. Specifically, the sub-plate connecting portion 65 has a plurality (four in this embodiment) of circular hole portions 65a.
- Each arc hole 65a is formed in an arc shape centered on a predetermined center axis parallel to the center axis of the tank 100.
- two arc hole portions 65 a are formed concentrically on the right side of the sub-plate connection portion 65, and two are formed concentrically on the left side of the sub-plate connection portion 65.
- the main plate 56 is fixed to the sub plate connecting portion 65.
- the main plate 56 is provided to hold the end member nozzle holding portion 57, the side nozzle holding portion 58, the body nozzle holding portion 59, and the device cooling nozzle holding portion 60.
- the main plate 56 is formed in an elongated flat plate shape on the left and right, and has a shape that is partially bent.
- the main plate 56 includes a flat plate portion 56a and an inclined portion 56b extending inclined from the lower end portion of the flat plate portion 56a.
- the flat plate portion 56a is formed in an elongated shape in the left-right direction. In the present embodiment, the flat plate portion 56a is formed in an L shape in the rear view.
- a through hole (not shown) adjacent to each arc hole 65a of the sub-plate connecting portion 65 is formed in the flat plate portion 56a. The position of the main plate 56 around the central axis of the arc hole 65a can be changed with respect to the sub plate 55.
- a bolt 591d is inserted as a fixing member into each through-hole portion and the corresponding arc-hole portion 65a. Each bolt 591d cooperates with the corresponding nut 591e to fasten (fix) the sub plate 55 and the main plate 56 to each other.
- An inclined portion 56b extends from the lower edge of the flat plate portion 56a.
- the inclined portion 56b is inclined so as to approach the tank 100 as it proceeds downward.
- an end member nozzle holding portion 57 is provided at an intermediate portion of the inclined portion 56b in the left-right direction.
- the end member nozzle holding portion 57 is provided to hold the end member nozzles 41 and 42.
- end member nozzle holding portion 57 includes a plurality of first arc hole portions 56 d and a plurality of second arc hole portions 56 e formed in inclined portion 56 b of main plate 56.
- the plurality of nozzle fixing hole portions 56f and the plurality of stays 56h are provided.
- the first arc hole 56d is provided to fix the left end member nozzle 41 in the rear view.
- a plurality of (in the present embodiment, three) first arc hole portions 56d are provided.
- the first arc hole portions 56d are arranged at substantially equal intervals on the left and right at a portion adjacent to the end member 102 in the inclined portion 56b of the main plate 56.
- the end member nozzle 41 can be fixed to the first arc hole 56d.
- each first arc hole portion 56d is formed in an arc shape that is convex toward the second arc hole portion 56e.
- the second arc hole 56e is provided to fix the right end member nozzle 42 in the rear view.
- a plurality (three in the present embodiment) of second arc holes 56e are provided.
- the second arc hole portion 56e is disposed symmetrically with the first arc hole portion 56d in the inclined portion 56b.
- the end member nozzles 42 corresponding to these second arc hole portions 56e can be fixed.
- a nozzle fixing hole 56f is formed corresponding to the first arc hole 56d and the second arc hole 56e.
- the number of nozzle fixing hole portions 56f is set to be the same as the sum of the number of first arc hole portions 56d and the number of second arc hole portions 56e.
- Each nozzle fixing hole 56f is formed adjacent to the corresponding arc hole 56d, 56e.
- Each nozzle fixing hole portion 56f is a through hole that penetrates the inclined portion 56b.
- Bolts 56g as fixing members inserted into any of the nozzle fixing hole portions 56f are screwed into the outer peripheral portions of the corresponding end member nozzles 41 and 42.
- each bolt 56g fixes the corresponding end member nozzles 41, 42 to the main plate 56.
- a stay 56 h is attached to each end member nozzle 41, 42.
- Each stay 56h is formed in, for example, an L-shape, and is fixed to the outer peripheral portion of the corresponding end member nozzle 41, 42.
- Bolts 56 i are passed through the stays 56.
- the bolt 56i also passes through the corresponding arc hole portions 56d and 56e, and is fixed to the inclined portion 56b of the main plate 56 by screwing to a female screw portion formed in the corresponding stay 56h. ing.
- the end member nozzles 41 and 42 can be changed in position with respect to the main plate 56 and can be changed in position around the corresponding bolt 56g. That is, the end member nozzles 41 and 42 are configured to be able to change the position and orientation with respect to the end member 102.
- a side nozzle holding portion 58 is provided on the lower right side of the end member nozzle holding portion 57 having the above-described configuration.
- the side nozzle holding portion 58 has a movable plate 58a and a stay 58b.
- the movable plate 58a is formed by bending a sheet metal member.
- two vertically long holes 58c are formed in the movable plate 58a.
- a plurality (two in the present embodiment) of the vertically long holes 58c are provided so as to be separated from each other on the left and right.
- Each vertically long hole 58c extends vertically.
- a bolt 592d is provided as a fixing member that passes through the vertically long hole portion 58c and the right end portion of the main plate 56.
- Each bolt 592d fastens the movable plate 58a to the main plate 56 in cooperation with the corresponding nut 592e.
- the movable plate 58 a (side nozzle 43) can be adjusted in the vertical direction with respect to the main plate 56.
- a receiving portion 58f is formed below the movable plate 58a.
- the receiving portion 58f is formed by bending an intermediate portion of the movable plate 58a in the vertical direction, and extends in the horizontal direction.
- the side nozzle 43 is fixed to the receiving portion 58f by using a bolt 58g as a fixing member.
- the bolt 58g extends in the vertical direction, and the position of the side nozzle 43 around the shaft portion of the bolt 58g can be adjusted. Further, the side nozzle 43 is fixed to the receiving portion 58f using an L-shaped stay 58b, and the direction of the side nozzle 43 is kept constant.
- the stay 58b is formed with an arcuate hole (not shown) coaxial with the bolt 58g in plan view, and a bolt for fixing the stay 58b to the receiving part 58f is disposed in the arcuate hole. Yes. Thereby, the position of the stay 58b can be adjusted around the bolt 58g.
- a regulating member 68 is attached to the side nozzle 43.
- the regulating member 68 is provided to regulate the return of the gas flow including the cooling gas and the compressed gas discharged from the side nozzle 43 from the tank 100 to the side nozzle 43 side.
- the restriction member 68 may also be provided in at least one of the end member nozzles 41 and 42, the body nozzles 44 and 45, and the equipment cooling nozzle 46.
- the regulating member 68 is a plate-like member formed using a so-called baffle plate, and is formed in a substantially rectangular shape in this embodiment.
- a through hole 68 a into which the side nozzle 43 is inserted is formed at substantially the center of the regulating member 68.
- the regulating member 68 is disposed at an intermediate portion of the side nozzle 43 in the axial direction of the side nozzle 43.
- the regulating member 68 covers the periphery of the side nozzle 43 while facing the end portion 109 a of the tank 100.
- the gas discharged from the discharge portion 53 of the side nozzle 43 is prevented from being bounced back from the tank 100 and returning to the suction portion 52 of the side nozzle 43.
- the regulating member 68 is fixed to the side nozzle 43 by an L-shaped stay 68 h fixed to one side surface (back surface) of the regulating member 68 and the outer peripheral portion of the side nozzle 43.
- An apparatus cooling nozzle holder 60 is provided so as to be aligned with the side nozzle 43 holder having the above-described configuration in the left-right direction.
- the device cooling nozzle holder 60 includes a movable plate 60 a and a stay 60 b.
- the movable plate 60a has the same configuration as the movable plate 58a, and is formed by bending a sheet metal member. Two vertically long holes 60c are formed in the movable plate 60a. The two bolts 60d as the fixing members penetrating the vertically long hole portion 60c and the left end portion of the main plate 56 fasten the movable plate 60a to the main plate 56 in cooperation with the corresponding nut 60e. . With this configuration, the movable plate 60 a (device cooling nozzle 46) can be adjusted in the vertical direction with respect to the main plate 56.
- the device cooling nozzle 46 is fixed to the receiving portion 60f below the movable plate 60a by using a bolt 60g as a fixing member.
- the bolt 60g extends in the vertical direction, and is configured so that the position of the device cooling nozzle 46 around the shaft portion of the bolt 60g can be adjusted.
- the device cooling nozzle 46 is fixed to the receiving portion 60f using an L-shaped stay 60b, and the orientation of the device cooling nozzle 46 is maintained constant.
- the stay 60b is formed with an arcuate hole (not shown) coaxial with the bolt 60g in plan view, and a bolt for fixing the stay 60b to the receiving part 60f is disposed in the arcuate hole. Yes. Thereby, the position of the stay 60b can be adjusted around the bolt 60g.
- a fuselage nozzle holding portion 59 is disposed on the upper right side of the equipment cooling nozzle 46 having the above-described configuration.
- the body nozzle holding portion 59 has two movable plates 591a and 592a and two stays 591b and 592b.
- the movable plate 591a is provided to support the left fuselage nozzle 44, and the movable plate 592a is provided to support the right fuselage nozzle 45.
- the movable plates 591a and 592a are spaced apart from each other on the left and right.
- the movable plates 591a and 592a are each formed by bending a sheet metal member. Two vertically long holes 591c and 592c are formed below the movable plates 591a and 592a. Bolts 591d and 592d are provided as fixing members penetrating these vertically long hole portions 591c and 592c and the main plate 56 (two of the four bolts 591d penetrate the vertically long hole portion 591c). . These bolts 591d and 592d fasten the movable plates 591a and 592a to the main plate 56 in cooperation with the nuts 591e and 592e. With this configuration, the movable plates 591 a and 592 a (body nozzles 44 and 45) can be adjusted in the vertical direction with respect to the main plate 56.
- the left two bolts 591d and nut 591e collectively fix the movable plate 591a, the main plate 56, and the sub plate 55.
- the bolt 592d and the nut 592e collectively fix the movable plate 592a, the main plate 56, and the movable plate 58a of the side nozzle holding portion 58.
- Receiving portions 591f and 592f are formed on the upper portions of the movable plates 591a and 592a.
- the receiving portions 591f and 592f are formed by bending an intermediate portion of the movable plate receiving portions 591a and 592a in the vertical direction, and extend so as to be inclined with respect to the horizontal direction.
- Corresponding fuselage nozzles 44 and 45 are fixed to the receiving portions 591f and 592f by using bolts 591g and 592g as fixing members.
- Each receiving portion 591f, 592f extends substantially in the vertical direction. With this configuration, the positions of the corresponding body nozzles 44 and 45 around the shaft portions of the bolts 591g and 592g can be adjusted.
- the body nozzles 44 and 45 are fixed to the receiving portions 591f and 592f using L-shaped stays 591b and 592b, and the directions of the body nozzles 44 and 45 are kept constant.
- Each stay 591b, 592b is formed with an arcuate hole (not shown) coaxial with the corresponding bolts 591g, 592g in plan view, and the stay 591b, 592b receiving part 591f is formed in the arcuate hole. , 592f are arranged with bolts. Thereby, the positions of the stays 591b and 592b can be adjusted around the corresponding bolts 591g and 592g.
- the first unit 25 having the above-described configuration is disposed on the one end 109a side of the tank 100.
- the second unit 26 is disposed on the other end 109 b side of the tank 100.
- the second unit 26 has an arm support 71, a swing arm 72, and a subunit 31 '.
- the arm support portion 71 is a member formed in an L shape, for example, and has a shape extending upward from the bottom wall of the storage chamber 10.
- the distal end portion of the arm support portion 71 has a support shaft 71a, and supports the swing arm 72 so as to be swingable around the support shaft 71a.
- the swing arm 72 is held so as to be swingable around the support shaft 71a using a power source (not shown).
- the swing arm 72 has a configuration in which two plate members formed in a substantially I shape in a side view are arranged in parallel in a state where they are separated from each other on the left and right, and these two plate members are fixed to each other by a plurality of shaft members. Have.
- the base end of the swing arm 72 is swingably connected to the support shaft 71a.
- a convex stopper receiving portion 73 is formed at an intermediate portion of the swing arm 72 and is configured to be received by a stopper 74 fixed to the second base portion 17. Since the stopper receiving portion 73 is received by the stopper 74, the swing arm 72 is maintained in a posture facing the tank 100.
- a subunit 31 ′ is attached to the tip of the swing arm 72.
- the subunit 31 ′ is provided to hold each nozzle 40 of the nozzle unit 39 on the other end 109 b side of the tank 100.
- the sub unit 31 ′ swings around the support shaft 71 a integrally with the swing arm 72.
- the nozzles 40 supported by the subunit 31 ′ and the nozzles 40 supported by the subunit 31 are arranged symmetrically in the longitudinal direction of the tank 100.
- the subunit 31 ′ has a main plate 56 ′ having the same configuration as the main plate 56, and supports each nozzle 40 using the main plate 56 ′.
- the second unit 26 is the same as the first unit 25 except that a configuration for displacing the nozzle 40 in the longitudinal direction of the tank 100 with respect to the tank 100 is not provided with the nozzle 40 facing the tank 100. It has the same configuration. Therefore, the detailed description of the subunit 31 ′ of the second unit 26 and the detailed description of the nozzle unit 39 supported by the subunit 31 ′ are omitted.
- the swing arms 28 and 72 arrange the nozzles 40 in the vicinity of the corresponding end portions 109a and 109b of the tank 100. Thereby, each nozzle 40 is arranged around the corresponding end portions 109 a and 109 b of the tank 100.
- the nozzle 40 injects a gas stream toward the tank 100 to cool the tank 100.
- the roller 22 rotates the support shaft 18 by driving the electric motor 21 in the rotation drive mechanism 19. Thereby, the support shaft 18 and the tank 100 rotate at a predetermined rotation speed.
- the tank cooling device 4 is configured to be able to cool not only the tank 100 but also a tank 100 ′ having a different tank body shape.
- the difference between the tank 100 ′ and the tank 100 is the difference in the shapes of the tank bodies 101 ′ and 101.
- the shape of the tank body 101 ′ is shorter in the tank longitudinal direction and the diameter is larger than the shape of the tank body 101.
- the swing arms 28 and 72 swing around the corresponding support shafts 27a and 71a, and the corresponding nozzles 40 are moved. Displace to the upper side of the tank 100. Thereby, the tank 100 can be carried out of the storage chamber 10 without being obstructed by each nozzle 40 or the like.
- the nozzle 40 supplies the cooling gas to the outer surface of the tank 100 using the compressed gas.
- the nozzle 40 can apply the gas flow containing the cooling gas and the compressed gas to the outer surface of the tank 100.
- a large amount of the gas flow is applied to the outer surface of the tank 100 at a low temperature and in a short time.
- the heat accumulated in the heated tank 100 is quickly released from the outer surface of the tank 100 to the outside of the tank 100. Therefore, the tank cooling device 4 can cool the tank 100 more quickly.
- the tank 100 is formed using a plurality of members (synthetic resin and metal) having different thermal conductivities, the cooling rate of the tank 100 is biased.
- the entire tank 100 is cooled more quickly by supplying airflow from the nozzle 40 toward each of a plurality of members (tank body 101, end member 102) having different thermal conductivities. can do.
- a plurality of nozzles 40 are provided, and a gas stream is supplied from at least one nozzle 40 for each of a plurality of members (synthetic resin tank body 101, metal end member 102). It is comprised so that. According to this configuration, the cooling rate of the tank 100 can be further increased regardless of the difference in the material of each part in the tank 100.
- the end member nozzles 41 and 42 are configured to supply a gas flow toward the end member 102.
- the tank 100 can be cooled more rapidly by cooling the end member 102 having higher heat dissipation than the tank main body 101 with the gas flow from the end member nozzles 41 and 42.
- the end member nozzles 41 and 42 are configured to supply a gas flow toward the boundary portion 118 between the synthetic resin tank body 101 and the metal end member 102.
- the boundary portion 118 between members having different thermal conductivities becomes a discontinuous portion with respect to heat conduction, and heat tends to be trapped in the vicinity of the boundary portion 118.
- the boundary portion 118 that is likely to be trapped in the tank 100 can be cooled more reliably. As a result, the cooling rate of the tank 100 can be further increased.
- the side nozzle 43 is configured to supply a gas flow toward the corresponding end portions 109 a and 109 b of the tank body 101. According to this configuration, since the tank body 101 is relatively close to the end member 102, a portion where heat from the end member 102 is easily transmitted can be more reliably cooled using the side nozzle 43. As a result, the cooling rate of the tank 100 can be further increased.
- the fuselage nozzle 44 is configured to supply a gas flow toward the intermediate portion 108 (the end portion 109 and the trunk portion) of the tank 100 in the longitudinal direction of the tank 100. According to this configuration, the airflow from the fuselage nozzle 44 is supplied to the intermediate portion 108 having a large surface area in the tank body 101. Thereby, the cooling rate of the tank 100 can be made more uniform. As a result, the tank 100 can be cooled more rapidly.
- each nozzle 40 has the suction part 52 for sucking the cooling gas supplied into the storage chamber 10 and the discharge part 53 for discharging the cooling gas together with the compressed gas.
- the cooling gas is sucked into the nozzle 40 from the suction portion 52 as the compressed gas is injected. Then, the cooling gas is engulfed in the compressed gas in the nozzle 40 and then discharged from the discharge portion 53 of the nozzle 40 together with the compressed gas.
- the nozzle 40 can cause a large amount of cooling gas to be entrained in the compressed gas. As a result, more airflow can be supplied to the tank 100 in a short time. Therefore, the tank cooling device 4 can cool the tank 100 in a shorter time.
- the guide member 12 for guiding the cooling gas supplied to the storage chamber 10 toward the nozzle 40 and the tank 100 is provided. According to this configuration, the supply amount of the cooling gas to the nozzle 40 and the tank 100 per unit time can be increased. Thereby, the tank 100 can be cooled more rapidly.
- the restricting member 68 for restricting the gas air flow discharged from the nozzle 40 from returning from the tank 100 to the nozzle 40 side is provided. According to this configuration, a part of the gas air flow directed from the nozzle 40 toward the tank 100 is rebounded by the tank 100 and is directed toward the nozzle 40. By receiving such an air flow toward the nozzle 40 by the restriction member 68, it is possible to more reliably suppress the high-temperature air flow bounced from the tank 100 from returning to the suction portion 52 of the nozzle 40.
- the tank cooling device 4 of the present invention is not limited as long as at least one nozzle 40 is provided.
- the present invention can be widely applied as a tank cooling device.
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5 収容室
12 案内部材
40 ノズル
41,42 端部材用ノズル
43 側部用ノズル
44,45 胴体用ノズル
52 吸込部
53 吐出部
68 規制部材
100 タンク
101 タンク本体
102 端部材
108 タンクの中間部
109a,109b タンク本体の端部
118 境界部
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- タンクを冷却するための冷却ガスを、圧縮ガスを用いて前記タンクの外表面に供給するように構成されたノズルを備えていることを特徴とする、タンク冷却装置。
- 請求項1に記載のタンク冷却装置であって、
前記タンク冷却装置は、熱伝導率の異なる複数の部材を用いて形成された前記タンクを冷却可能に構成されており、
前記ノズルは、複数の前記部材のそれぞれに、前記冷却ガスおよび前記圧縮ガスを含む気流を供給するように構成されていることを特徴とする、タンク冷却装置。 - 請求項2に記載のタンク冷却装置であって、
前記ノズルは、複数設けられており、
複数の前記部材毎に、少なくとも1つの前記ノズルから前記気流が供給されるように構成されていることを特徴とする、タンク冷却装置。 - 請求項2または請求項3に記載のタンク冷却装置であって、
前記タンクは、樹脂部材を用いて形成されたタンク本体と、金属部材を用いて形成され前記タンク本体の端部に取り付けられた端部材と、を含み、
前記ノズルは、端部材用ノズルを含み、
前記端部材用ノズルは、前記端部材に向けて前記気流を供給するように構成されていることを特徴とする、タンク冷却装置。 - 請求項4に記載のタンク冷却装置であって、
前記端部材用ノズルは、複数の前記材料の境界部に向けて前記気流を供給するように構成されていることを特徴とする、タンク冷却装置。 - 請求項1~請求項5の何れか1項に記載のタンク冷却装置であって、
前記タンクは、樹脂部材を用いて形成されたタンク本体と、金属部材を用いて形成され前記タンク本体の端部に取り付けられた端部材と、を含み、
前記ノズルは、側部用ノズルを含み、
前記側部用ノズルは、前記タンク本体の前記端部に向けて前記気流を供給するように構成されていることを特徴とする、タンク冷却装置。 - 請求項1~請求項6の何れか1項に記載のタンク冷却装置であって、
前記タンクは、所定の長手方向に延びる形状に形成されており、
前記ノズルは、胴体用ノズルを含み、
前記胴体用ノズルは、前記長手方向における前記タンクの中間部に向けて前記気流を供給するように構成されていることを特徴とする、タンク冷却装置。 - 請求項1~請求項7の何れか1項に記載のタンク冷却装置であって、
前記タンクを収容し前記冷却ガスが供給される収容室をさらに備え、
前記ノズルは、前記収容室内に供給された前記冷却ガスを吸い込む吸込部と、前記冷却ガスを前記圧縮ガスとともに吐出する吐出部と、を有していることを特徴とする、タンク冷却装置。 - 請求項8に記載のタンク冷却装置であって、
前記収容室に供給された前記冷却ガスを前記ノズルおよび前記タンクに向けて案内するための案内部材をさらに備えていることを特徴とする、タンク冷却装置。 - 請求項1~請求項9の何れか1項に記載のタンク冷却装置であって、
前記ノズルから排出された、前記冷却ガスおよび前記圧縮ガスを含む気流が前記タンクから前記ノズル側へ戻ることを規制するための規制部材をさらに備えていることを特徴とする、タンク冷却装置。 - タンクを収容するための収容室と、
前記タンクを冷却するために前記収容室に供給された冷却ガスを前記タンクに向けて案内するための案内部材と、
前記収容室内の前記冷却ガスを圧縮ガスを用いて前記タンクへ向けて噴射するノズルと、を備えていることを特徴とする、タンク冷却装置。
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