WO2023100636A1 - Floor-mounted heating device - Google Patents

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WO2023100636A1
WO2023100636A1 PCT/JP2022/042270 JP2022042270W WO2023100636A1 WO 2023100636 A1 WO2023100636 A1 WO 2023100636A1 JP 2022042270 W JP2022042270 W JP 2022042270W WO 2023100636 A1 WO2023100636 A1 WO 2023100636A1
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亮介 高山
晶子 白井
良輔 徳山
徹 吉川
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    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F24HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
    • F24CDOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES ; DETAILS OF DOMESTIC STOVES OR RANGES, OF GENERAL APPLICATION
    • F24C7/00Stoves or ranges heated by electric energy
    • F24C7/04Stoves or ranges heated by electric energy with heat radiated directly from the heating element
    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F24HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
    • F24DDOMESTIC- OR SPACE-HEATING SYSTEMS, e.g. CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS; DOMESTIC HOT-WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS; ELEMENTS OR COMPONENTS THEREFOR
    • F24D13/00Electric heating systems
    • F24D13/02Electric heating systems solely using resistance heating, e.g. underfloor heating
    • FMECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F24HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
    • F24HFLUID HEATERS, e.g. WATER OR AIR HEATERS, HAVING HEAT-GENERATING MEANS, e.g. HEAT PUMPS, IN GENERAL
    • F24H3/00Air heaters
    • F24H3/02Air heaters with forced circulation
    • F24H3/04Air heaters with forced circulation the air being in direct contact with the heating medium, e.g. electric heating element
    • YGENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
    • Y02TECHNOLOGIES OR APPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION OR ADAPTATION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
    • Y02BCLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION TECHNOLOGIES RELATED TO BUILDINGS, e.g. HOUSING, HOUSE APPLIANCES OR RELATED END-USER APPLICATIONS
    • Y02B30/00Energy efficient heating, ventilation or air conditioning [HVAC]

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  • the present disclosure relates to a floor-standing heating device.
  • the radiant heater disclosed in Patent Document 1 has a planar heater provided with a heating element, an air passage provided on the back side of the planar heater, and a blower arranged in the air passage.
  • the air passage connects the suction port and the blowout port, and the air sucked through the suction port is heated by the planar heater and then blown into the room from the blowout port as warm air.
  • a fan which is a blower, is arranged relatively close to the heater. As a result, the radiant heat from the heater increases the heat load on the fan, and there is a risk that the fan will malfunction.
  • An object of the present disclosure is to provide a floor heating device that suppresses the heat load on the fan due to the radiant heat of the heater.
  • a first aspect of the present disclosure includes: a casing (11) in which an internal space (I) is formed; a first heater (31) arranged in the internal space (I) to provide radiant heat; a reflector (40) arranged in the internal space (I) for reflecting heat rays generated from the first heater (31) toward the front surface (12) of the casing (11); a suction port (20) formed in the casing (11) for sucking air in the target space (S); an air outlet (21) formed in the casing (11) for blowing air into the target space (S); an air passage (P) provided in the internal space (I) and communicating between the inlet (20) and the outlet (21); a fan (50) arranged in the air passage (P) and conveying air from the suction port (20) toward the blowout port (21); The air passage (P) is formed so that air heated by the first heater (31) flows toward the fan (50),
  • the reflector (40) is a floor heating device arranged across the shortest path connecting the first heater (31) and the fan (
  • the reflector (40) is arranged to cross the shortest path connecting the first heater (31) and the fan (50), heat rays from the first heater (31) are directed to the fan ( 50) can be prevented from being directly irradiated.
  • the floor heating device (10) can reduce the heat load on the fan (50), and can prevent the fan (50) from malfunctioning.
  • a second aspect of the present disclosure provides, in the first aspect, A panel (60) that transmits heat rays from the first heater (31), The panel (60) is arranged in front of the heater, The shortest distance between the first heater (31) and the fan (50) is longer than the shortest distance between the first heater (31) and the panel (60).
  • the first heater (31) and the fan (50) are located relatively apart from each other, it is possible to suppress the influence of the radiant heat of the first heater (31) on the fan (50). .
  • a third aspect of the present disclosure is, in the first or second aspect, The fan (50) is arranged below the first heater (31).
  • the fan (50) is located below, so that the thermal effect on the fan (50) can be reduced. .
  • a fourth aspect of the present disclosure is, in the first or second aspect,
  • the fan (50) is arranged above the first heater (31) in the air passage (P).
  • the heat load on the fan (50) can be suppressed, and defects occurring in the fan (50) can be suppressed.
  • a fifth aspect of the present disclosure is, in the fourth aspect, Further comprising a second heater (33) for heating the air in the air passage (P), The second heater (33) is arranged below the first heater (31).
  • the fan (50) and the second heater (33) are provided at relatively distant positions, the influence of the thermal load of the second heater (33) on the fan (50) can be suppressed. .
  • the reflector (40) is A first inclined portion (R1) that slopes downward toward the front surface (12) is provided so that reflected heat rays travel upward toward the front surface (12).
  • the reflector (40) is It has a second slope (R2) that slopes upward toward the front surface (12) so that reflected heat rays travel downward toward the front surface (12).
  • the seventh aspect for example, by directing the traveling direction of the reflected heat rays downward, it is possible to apply the radiant heat to a height that hits the human torso.
  • An eighth aspect of the present disclosure is any one of the first to seventh aspects,
  • the air passage (P) is located between the reflector (40) arranged between the first heater (31) and the rear surface (13) of the casing (11) and the rear surface (13). comprising a first space (25) formed;
  • the fan (50) is arranged below the first heater (31),
  • the reflector (40) has a guide portion (42) that directly guides the air flowing downward in the first space (25) to the fan (50),
  • the guide portion (42) is formed to protrude further toward the rear surface (13) than the fan (50).
  • the air flowing through the first space (25) can flow into the fan (50) along the guide portion (42).
  • the ventilation resistance of the air passage (P) can be suppressed.
  • FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of a floor-standing heating device according to an embodiment.
  • FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view perpendicular to the left-right direction of the floor-standing heating device.
  • FIG. 3 is a block diagram of the control unit. 4 is a sectional view taken along line IV-IV of FIG. 2.
  • FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining the direction in which the heat rays reflected by the reflector travel.
  • FIG. 6 is a diagram corresponding to FIG. 2 of the floor-standing heating device according to Modification 1.
  • FIG. 7 is a diagram corresponding to FIG. 2 of the floor-standing heating device according to Modification 2.
  • FIG. 8 is a diagram corresponding to FIG.
  • FIG. 9 is a diagram corresponding to FIG. 2 of the floor-standing heating device according to Modification 4.
  • FIG. 10 is a diagram corresponding to FIG. 2 of the floor-standing heating device according to Modification 5. As shown in FIG.
  • FIGS. 1 and 2 (1) Overview of Floor-standing Heating Apparatus A floor-standing heating apparatus (10) according to an embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2.
  • FIG. 1 In the following description, "up”, “down”, “front”, “rear”, “right”, and “left” basically mean directions indicated by arrows in FIG. The thick arrows shown in FIGS. 1, 2 and 6-9 indicate the direction of air flow.
  • the floor-standing heating device (10) heats the indoor space (S), which is the target space.
  • a floor-standing heating device (10) is installed on the floor (F) of the indoor space (S).
  • the floor heating device (10) heats the indoor space (S) with radiant heat.
  • the floor heating device (10) heats the indoor air in the indoor space (S) and supplies the heated air to the indoor space (S).
  • a floor heating device (10) includes a casing (11), a first heater (31), a reflector (40), a fan (50), and heat-resistant glass (60).
  • the first heater (31) emits far infrared rays (heat rays).
  • the reflector (40) reflects the heat rays emitted from the first heater (31) toward the front of the casing (11).
  • the heat-resistant glass (60) absorbs heat generated from the first heater (31).
  • the heat-resistant glass (60) transmits heat rays from the first heater (31).
  • the heat-resistant glass (60) functions as a heat absorbing plate or a protective plate.
  • the casing (11) is formed in a hollow substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape.
  • the casing (11) is made of, for example, a resin material.
  • the casing (11) is shaped like a vertically long box.
  • the casing (11) has six faces (12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17).
  • the six faces consist of a front face (12), a rear face (13), a top face (14), a bottom face (15), a right face (16) and a left face (17).
  • the front surface (12) is located on the front side of the casing (11)
  • the rear surface (13) is located on the rear side of the casing (11)
  • the top surface (14) is located on the upper side of the casing (11)
  • the bottom surface (15) is located on the upper side of the casing (11).
  • ) is located below the casing (11)
  • the right surface (16) is located on the right side of the casing (11)
  • the left surface (17) is located on the left side of the casing (11).
  • a rectangular front opening (11a) is formed in the front surface (12) of the casing (11).
  • the front opening (11a) is formed from the upper end of the casing (11) to the vicinity of the suction port (20).
  • the front opening (11a) is formed from the right surface (16) to the left surface (17) of the casing (11).
  • a heat-resistant glass (60) is provided in the front opening (11a).
  • a heat-resistant glass (60) is fixed to the casing (11) so as to block the front opening (11a).
  • a suction port (20) and a discharge port (21) are formed in the front surface (12) of the casing (11).
  • the suction port (20) is an opening for sucking air in the indoor space (S).
  • the blowout port (21) is an opening for blowing out the air in the casing (11) into the room space (S).
  • the inlet (20) and the outlet (21) are located at the bottom of the casing (11). Specifically, the outlet (21) is located at the lower end of the casing (11).
  • the outlet (21) is positioned near the floor (F) of the indoor space (S).
  • the blowout port (21) extends laterally from the right surface (16) to the left surface (17) of the casing (11).
  • the suction port (20) is located above the outlet (21).
  • the blowout port (21) extends left and right along the upper side of the suction port (20).
  • An air passage (P) is formed in the internal space (I) of the casing (11) to communicate between the suction port (20) and the discharge port (21).
  • the floor heating device (10) of this embodiment has two first heaters (31).
  • the number of first heaters (31) is merely an example, and may be one or three or more.
  • Each first heater (31) is arranged in the internal space (I) of the casing (11). Specifically, each first heater (31) is arranged in a first flow path (23) described later.
  • Each first heater (31) is fixed to a support member (32) (see FIG. 4) provided in the internal space (I) of the casing (11).
  • the two first heaters (31) are arranged behind the heat-resistant glass (60).
  • the first heater (31) gives radiant heat.
  • the first heater (31) has a far-infrared coating containing ceramic.
  • Each first heater (31) is formed in the shape of a pipe extending in the left-right direction or in the shape of a substantially bar.
  • the two first heaters (31) are arranged vertically side by side. In other words, the two first heaters (31) are arranged along the front surface (12) and rear surface (13) of the casing (11).
  • the two first heaters (31) are arranged parallel to each other at regular intervals. Heat rays emitted from the first heater (31) spread all around around the axial center of the first heater (31). In other words, the first heater (31) emits heat rays radially when the casing (11) is viewed from the left and right.
  • the reflector (40) is made of a flat metal plate.
  • a reflector (40) is arranged in the internal space (I).
  • a reflector (40) is arranged between the first heater (31) and the rear surface (13).
  • Reflectors (40) are arranged opposite the front surface (12) and the rear surface (13).
  • Left and right ends of the reflector (40) are fixed to the support member (32) (see FIG. 4).
  • a lower end of the reflector (40) is fixed to the support plate (39).
  • a gap is formed between the upper end of the reflector (40) and the upper surface (14). This gap is a communication passage (24), which will be described later.
  • Fan A fan (50) is arranged in the air passage (P).
  • the fan (50) conveys the air in the air passage (P) from the inlet (20) toward the outlet (21).
  • the fan (50) of the present embodiment is a cross-flow fan.
  • the fan (50) has a fan body (51) extending in the left-right direction and a fan motor (52) for rotating the fan body (51).
  • the fan (50) is arranged below the first heater (31) in the internal space (I) of the casing (11).
  • the fan (50) is arranged downstream of the first heater (31) in the air flow in the air passage (P).
  • the fan (50) is arranged near the outlet (21).
  • the fan (50) is arranged at substantially the same height as the outlet (21).
  • the fan (50) is positioned closer to the front surface (12) than midway between the front surface (12) and the rear surface (13).
  • the shortest path L1 connecting the fan (50) and the first heater (31) is longer than the shortest path L2 connecting the first heater (31) and the heat-resistant glass (60).
  • Heat resistant glass (60) is an example of the panel (60) of the present disclosure.
  • the heat-resistant glass (60) is formed in a flat plate shape.
  • a heat-resistant glass (60) is provided in the front opening (11a) of the casing (11).
  • a heat-resistant glass (60) is formed along the front surface (12) of the casing (11). Specifically, the heat-resistant glass (60) extends vertically from the upper end of the casing (11) to the suction port (20).
  • the heat-resistant glass (60) extends laterally from the left surface (17) to the right surface (16) of the casing (11).
  • the heat-resistant glass (60) is made of a glass material with excellent heat resistance.
  • the heat-resistant glass (60) has a property of transmitting far infrared rays emitted from the first heater (31) and the reflector (40).
  • the heat-resistant glass (60) has the property of absorbing heat generated from the first heater (31) and the reflector (40).
  • the air passage (P) is provided in the internal space (I) of the casing (11).
  • the air passageway (P) communicates the suction port (20) and the blowout port (21).
  • the air passage (P) includes, in order from upstream to downstream of the air flow, a suction space (22), a first flow passage (23), a communication passage (24), a second flow passage (25), and a blowout space ( 26).
  • the suction space (22) is connected to the suction port (20).
  • the suction space (22) is formed on the far side (rear side) of the suction port (20).
  • the first flow path (23) communicates the suction space (22) with the upstream end of the communication path (24).
  • the first channel (23) is formed between the heat-resistant glass (60) and the reflector (40). Strictly speaking, the first flow path (23) is formed between the rear surface of the heat-resistant glass (60) and the front surface of the reflector (40).
  • the two first heaters (31) are arranged to face the first flow path (23).
  • the first flow path (23) constitutes a flow path through which air flows upward.
  • the communication path (24) is formed between the first flow path (23) and the second flow path (25).
  • the communication path (24) is formed above the reflector (40). Strictly speaking, the communication path (24) is the space between the upper end of the reflector (40) and the lower surface (15) of the casing (11). In the communication passage (24), the upward airflow makes a U-turn and becomes a downward airflow.
  • the second flow path (25) communicates the downstream end of the communication path (24) with the outlet (21).
  • a second flow path (25) is formed between the reflector (40) and the rear surface (13) of the casing (11).
  • the second flow path (25) is an example of the first space (25) of the present disclosure.
  • the second flow path (25) constitutes a flow path through which air flows downward from above.
  • the blowout space (26) communicates the downstream end of the second flow path (25) with the blowout port (21). Air flows from the rear surface (13) toward the front surface (12) in the blowout space (26).
  • a fan (50) is arranged in the blowing space (26). The fan (50) is arranged below the two first heaters (31).
  • the floor heating device (10) includes a control unit (C).
  • the control section (C) controls the fan motor (52) and the first heater (31). Specifically, the control section (C) controls ON/OFF of the fan motor (52) and the number of revolutions of the fan motor (52).
  • the control section (C) controls ON/OFF of the first heater (31) and the output of the first heater (31).
  • FIG. 10 During operation of the floor heating device (10), the first heater (31) is energized and the fan (50) is in operation.
  • the first heater (31) When the first heater (31) is energized, hot wire is emitted from the first heater (31). A portion of the heat rays emitted from the first heater (31) travels forward directly. The rest of the heat rays emitted from the first heater (31) indirectly travel forward after being reflected by the reflector (40). The heat rays traveling forward pass through the heat-resistant glass (60). In this way, radiant heat is released to the front side of the casing (11). The heat-resistant glass (60) absorbs heat from the first heater (31).
  • the indoor air in the indoor space (S) is sucked into the suction port (20). This air flows from the suction space (22) into the first flow path (23) and flows upward toward the communication path (24).
  • the air in the first flow path (23) is sequentially heated by the two first heaters (31) and the heat-resistant glass (60) that absorbs heat from the first heaters (31).
  • the air heated in the first flow path (23) flows through the communication path (24) into the second flow path (25).
  • the air in the second flow path (25) flows downward while being heated by the reflecting plate (40) that has absorbed heat from the first heater (31).
  • This air flows into the blowout space (26) after passing through the lower end of the reflector (40). After passing through the fan (50), the air in the blowout space (26) is blown out as warm air from the blowout port (21) into the indoor space (S).
  • the floor heating device (10) of the present embodiment blows out warm air from the air outlet (21), so that not only radiant heat from the heat-resistant glass (60) but also heat from the air outlet (21)
  • the indoor space (S) can be heated by warm air.
  • the blowout port (21) is located below the casing (11). Specifically, the outlet (21) is located along the floor (F). Therefore, warm air can be blown out to the user's feet, and the user's comfort can be improved.
  • the reflector (40) extends in the left-right direction and has substantially the same cross-sectional shape in the left-right direction.
  • the reflector (40) has a first curved portion (41), a second curved portion (42) and a connecting portion (43).
  • the first curved surface portion (41) is arranged above the second curved surface portion (42).
  • the connecting portion (43) connects the first curved surface portion (41) and the second curved surface portion (42).
  • the first curved surface portion (41) and the second curved surface portion (42) have substantially the same shape.
  • the first curved surface portion (41) and the second curved surface portion (42) are formed to protrude from the front to the rear.
  • the longitudinal cross-section of the first curved surface portion (41) and the second curved surface portion (42) when viewed in the left-right direction is arcuate.
  • the connecting portion (43) has a flat plate shape extending in the left-right direction.
  • a plate surface of the connecting portion (43) faces the front surface (12) and the rear surface (13).
  • the connecting portion (43) connects the lower end of the first curved surface portion (41) and the upper end of the second curved surface portion (42).
  • One first heater (31) is arranged on each curved surface portion (41, 42).
  • the first heater (31) is arranged in front of the bulging tops (T) of the curved portions (41, 42).
  • the top (T) is the rear end of the curved surface (41, 42).
  • the first heater (31) is arranged behind the front ends of the curved portions (41, 42). Specifically, the first heater (31) is arranged at the focal point of the parabola of each curved surface portion (41, 42).
  • Each curved surface part (41, 42) has a first inclined part (R1) and a second inclined part (R2).
  • the first inclined portion (R1) is the lower portion of the curved surface portions (41, 42).
  • the second inclined portion (R2) is the upper portion of the curved surface portions (41, 42).
  • the first slope (R1) slopes downward toward the front surface (12) so that the reflected heat rays are guided upward toward the front surface (12).
  • the second slope (R2) slopes upward toward the front surface (12) so that the reflected heat rays are guided downward toward the front surface (12).
  • each of the curved surface portions (41, 42) of the reflector (40) has the first inclined portion (R1) and the second inclined portion (R2), so that the feet of the user in front of the front surface (12) are
  • the radiant heat is directed toward the body of the user, the face of the user is less likely to receive the radiant heat. This improves the comfort given to the user.
  • the radiation range of the floor-standing heating device (10) of this embodiment is a range from a position 1.8 m forward from the front surface (12) to a height of 1.1 m.
  • the reflector (40) is arranged across the shortest path L1 connecting the first heater (31) and the fan (50). Specifically, the first inclined portion (R1) of the second curved portion (42) of the reflector (40) is arranged in the shortest path L1 connecting the first heater (31) and the fan (50). . With this arrangement, heat rays from the first heater (31) arranged on the second curved surface portion (42) directly directed toward the fan (50) are blocked. In addition, due to the arrangement of the second curved surface portion (42), the air heated by the first heater (31) in the first flow path (23) does not directly flow into the fan (50) along the shortest route L1.
  • the reflector (40) has a guide portion (42).
  • the second curved surface portion (42) of the present embodiment is an example of the guide portion (42).
  • the second curved surface portion (42) directly guides air flowing downward in the second flow path (25) to the fan (50).
  • the second curved surface portion (42) is formed to protrude toward the rear surface (13) from the fan (50).
  • the fan (50) is arranged below the lower end of the first inclined portion (R1) of the second curved portion (42). Due to this arrangement, the rear end of the second curved surface portion (42) is arranged behind the fan (50).
  • the air flowing downward in the second flow path (25) moves toward the first inclined surface portion (42) when flowing behind the second curved surface portion (42). It flows toward the fan (50) along the back surface of the part (R1).
  • the floor heating device (10) of the present embodiment includes a reflector (40) for reflecting heat rays generated from a first heater (31) toward the front surface (12) of a casing (11), a suction port (20 ) and an air passage (P) communicating with the outlet (21).
  • the air passage (P) is formed such that air heated by the first heater (31) flows toward the fan (50).
  • the reflector (40) is arranged across the shortest path L1 connecting the first heater (31) and the fan (50).
  • the first inclined portion (R1) of the second curved portion (42) of the reflector (40) is arranged to cross the shortest path L1 connecting the first heater (31) and the fan (50). be.
  • the floor heating device (10) can avoid malfunction of the fan (50) due to heat load.
  • the shortest distance between the first heater (31) and the fan (50) is longer than the shortest distance between the first heater (31) and the panel (60). long.
  • the longer the shortest distance between the first heater (31) and the fan (50) the more the floor heating device (10) suppresses the influence of the radiant heat from the first heater (31) on the fan (50). be able to.
  • the fan (50) is arranged below the first heater (31) in the air passage (P). Since the thermal effect of the first heater (31) concentrates on the upper part of the internal space (I), the fan (50) is arranged below the first heater (31) in this way. The effect of heat can be reduced.
  • the first inclined portion (R1) of the reflector (40) is arranged so that the reflected heat rays travel upward toward the front surface (12) of the casing (11). , sloping downwards towards the front face (12).
  • the radiant heat is applied not only to the feet of the person in front of the floor-standing heating device (10) but also to the body of the person. can be done.
  • the floor heating device (10) can improve the comfort felt by people.
  • the second inclined portion (R2) of the reflector (40) is arranged so that the reflected heat rays travel downward toward the front surface (12) of the casing (11). , sloping upwards towards the front face (12). In this way, by directing the direction in which the reflected heat rays travel downward, it is possible to efficiently apply the radiant heat to a height that hits the body of a person, for example.
  • the air passageway (P) is a second flow path (25) (first space) formed between the reflector (40) and the rear surface (13). including.
  • the fan (50) is arranged below the first heater (31) in the second flow path (25), and the reflector (40) is configured to move air flowing downward in the second flow path (25) from above. to the fan (50).
  • the second curved surface portion (42) (guide portion) is formed to protrude toward the rear surface (13) from the fan (50).
  • the air in the second flow path (25) flowing downward from above travels along the first inclined portion (R1) of the second curved surface portion (42) to the first inclined portion (R1). It becomes easy to flow into the fan (50) arranged below the lower end.
  • the floor heating device (10) can reduce the draft resistance of the air passage (P).
  • the suction port (20) of this example is provided with a suction member (60) having a plurality of holes (H).
  • the suction member (60) is an example of the panel (60) of the present disclosure.
  • the suction member (60) is, for example, a punching plate.
  • the punching plate is made of a flat metal material such as SUS.
  • the suction member (60) is provided on the front surface (12) of the casing (11) so as to cover the suction port (20) of the casing (11).
  • the suction member (60) extends vertically from the upper end to the lower end of the suction port (20).
  • the suction member (60) extends in the left-right direction from the left end to the right end of the suction port (20).
  • a plurality of holes (H) are formed substantially over the entire surface of the suction member (60). Therefore, the air in the indoor space (S) can be sucked through substantially the entire surface of the suction port (20).
  • the panel (60) of this example may be a mesh member.
  • part of the heat ray of the first heater (31) travels forward, the rest of the heat ray is reflected by the reflector (40), and finally reaches the casing ( 11) Go forward.
  • the air in the indoor space (S) is sucked through substantially the entire surface of the suction member (60). Since the opening area of the suction port (20) of the present example can be increased in this way, the amount of suction air can be increased.
  • the air passage (P) of this example does not have a suction space (22). Air from the suction port (20) directly flows into the first flow path (23). The air heated by the first heater (31) in the first flow path (23) flows through the communication path (24) into the second flow path (25). The air in the second flow path (25) flows downward while being heated by the reflector (40) heated by the first heater (31). After passing through the lower end of the reflector (40), this air flows into the blowing space (26) and passes through the fan (50). The air that has passed through the fan (50) is blown out from the outlet (21) into the indoor space (S) as warm air.
  • the floor-standing heating device (10) of Modification 1 is provided with heat-resistant glass (61).
  • the heat-resistant glass (61) is arranged behind the suction member (60) and in front of the first heater (31).
  • the heat-resistant glass (61) has the property of transmitting far-infrared rays emitted from the first heater (31) and the reflector (40), and the property of transmitting far infrared rays emitted from the first heater (31) and the reflector (40) It has the property of absorbing heat.
  • the left and right ends of the heat-resistant glass (61) are fixed to supporting members (not shown) of the casing (11).
  • a lower end of the heat-resistant glass (61) is fixed to the support plate (39).
  • the upper end of the heat-resistant glass (61) is arranged below the upper surface (14). In other words, a gap is formed between the upper end of the heat-resistant glass (61) and the upper surface (14).
  • the heat-resistant glass (61) faces the suction member (60). Specifically, the entire area of the heat-resistant glass (61) is arranged so as to overlap the suction member (60) in the front-rear direction.
  • the first flow path (23) of Modification 2 is formed between the suction member (60) and the heat-resistant glass (61). Specifically, the first flow path (23) is formed between the front surface of the suction member (60) and the rear surface of the heat-resistant glass (61). A space in which the first heater (31) is arranged is formed between the heat-resistant glass (61) and the reflector (40). This space is a space in which air does not substantially flow.
  • part of the heat ray of the first heater (31) travels forward, and the rest of the heat ray travels forward after being reflected by the reflector (40), as in the above embodiment. Almost all of the heat rays traveling forward pass through the heat-resistant glass (61), head toward the suction member (60), and finally travel forward through the casing (11).
  • the air in the indoor space (S) sucked from the suction port (20) is heated in the first flow path (23). Specifically, the air in the first flow path (23) is heated by heat-resistant glass that has absorbed heat from the first heater (31). Air in the first flow path (23) flows into the second flow path (25) through the communication path (24). The air in the second flow path (25) flows downward while being heated by the reflecting plate (40) that has absorbed heat from the first heater (31). After passing through the reflector (40), the air flows into the blowout space (26) and passes through the fan (50). The air that has passed through the fan (50) is blown out from the outlet (21) into the indoor space (S) as warm air.
  • the heat absorbed by the heat-resistant glass (61) from the first heater (31) can be used to heat the air in the air passage (P).
  • the heat-resistant glass (61) absorbs heat from the first heater (31)
  • excessive heating of the suction member (60) arranged in front of the heat-resistant glass (61) can be suppressed. As a result, safety for users can be ensured.
  • a front suction member (60) is provided as the panel (60).
  • the front suction member (60) is provided at the suction port (20), like the suction members (60) of Modifications 1 and 2 above.
  • the floor heating device (10) of Modification 3 has a rear suction member (61).
  • the rear suction member (61) is a punching plate having a plurality of holes (H).
  • the rear suction member (61) is arranged in the first flow path (23).
  • the rear suction member (61) is arranged behind the front suction member (60) and in front of the first heater (31). Left and right ends of the rear suction member (61) are fixed to supporting members (not shown) of the casing (11). A lower end of the rear suction member (61) is fixed to the support plate (39). The upper end of the rear suction member (61) is fixed to the upper surface (14).
  • the rear suction member (61) faces the front suction member (60).
  • the rear suction member (61) is arranged so as to overlap the entire front suction member (60) in the front-rear direction.
  • part of the heat ray of the first heater (31) travels forward, and the rest of the heat ray travels forward after being reflected by the reflector (40), as in the above embodiment.
  • Almost all of the heat rays traveling forward travel through the rear suction member (61) to the front suction member (60) and finally to the front of the casing (11).
  • the rear suction member (61) absorbs part of the heat of the first heater (31).
  • the air in the first flow path (23) part of the air sucked into the first flow path (23) through the front suction member (60) passes through the plurality of holes (H) of the rear suction member (61). pass.
  • the air in the first flow path (23) is heated by the first heater (31) and the rear suction member (61) absorbing the heat of the first heater (31).
  • This air flows into the second flow path (25) through the communication path (24).
  • the air in the second flow path (25) flows downward while being heated by the reflecting plate (40) that has absorbed heat from the first heater (31).
  • the air that has passed through the lower end of the reflector (40) passes through the fan (50) in the lower part of the blowout space (26) and is blown out from the blowout port (21) into the indoor space (S).
  • the rear suction member (61) absorbs the heat of the first heater (31), thereby suppressing excessive heating of the front suction member (60).
  • a floor-standing heating device (10) of Modification 4 shown in FIG. 9 is provided with a rear heat-resistant glass (61) in addition to the floor-standing heating device (10) of the above embodiment.
  • the floor-standing heating device (10) of Modification 4 is provided with a front heat-resistant glass (60) as a panel (60).
  • the front heat-resistant glass (60) is the heat-resistant glass (60) of the above embodiment. Specifically, the front heat-resistant glass (60) is provided in the front opening (11a) of the casing (11). A front heat resistant glass (60) is formed along the front surface (12) of the casing (11). Specifically, the front heat-resistant glass (60) extends vertically from the upper end of the casing (11) to the suction port (20). The front heat-resistant glass (60) extends laterally from the left surface (17) to the right surface (16) of the casing (11).
  • the rear heat-resistant glass (61) is made of a flat glass material with excellent heat resistance.
  • the rear heat-resistant glass (61) has a property of transmitting far infrared rays emitted from the first heater (31) and the reflector (40).
  • the rear heat-resistant glass (61) has the property of absorbing heat generated from the first heater (31) and the reflector (40).
  • the rear heat-resistant glass (61) is arranged rearward of the front surface (12) of the casing (11) and forward of the first heater (31).
  • the rear heat-resistant glass (61) is fixed to the casing (11) in parallel with the front heat-resistant glass (60) via a support member (not shown).
  • the rear heat-resistant glass (61) faces the front heat-resistant glass (60).
  • the height position of the lower end of the rear heat-resistant glass (61) is substantially equal to the height position of the lower end of the front heat-resistant glass (60).
  • the height position of the upper end of the rear heat-resistant glass (61) is lower than the height position of the upper end of the rear heat-resistant glass (61).
  • the entire area of the rear heat-resistant glass (61) overlaps the front heat-resistant glass (60) in the front-rear direction.
  • the reflector (40) of Modification 4 has a front reflector (40a) and a rear reflector (40b).
  • the front reflector (40a) has the same configuration as the reflector (40) of the above embodiment.
  • the reflector (40) is arranged to cross the shortest path L1 connecting the first heater (31) and the fan (50). Specifically, the first inclined portion (R1) of the second curved portion (42) of the front reflector (40a) is on the shortest path L1 connecting the first heater (31) and the fan (50).
  • the rear reflector (40b) is arranged behind the first heater (31) and the front reflector (40a).
  • the upper end of the rear reflector (40b) is fixed to the casing (11) via the first support plate (35).
  • a lower end of the rear reflector (40b) is fixed to the casing (11) via the second support plate (36).
  • the rear reflector (40b) includes a substantially arcuate third curved surface portion (44) in a cross-sectional view perpendicular to the paper surface direction (horizontal direction) of FIG.
  • the third curved surface portion (44) extends in the left-right direction and has substantially the same cross-sectional shape in the left-right direction.
  • the third curved surface portion (44) is formed into a curved surface that bulges rearward.
  • a third inclined portion (R3) is formed on the front surface of the third curved portion (44) to reflect forward the heat rays of the first heater (31). Air does not flow in the space between the reflector (40) and the rear surface (13) due to the rear reflector (40b).
  • the first flow path (23) of Modification 4 is formed between the rear heat-resistant glass (61) and the front heat-resistant glass (60).
  • the first flow path (23) constitutes a flow path through which air flows upward.
  • the communication path (24) of Modification 4 is formed between the front heat-resistant glass (60) and the upper surface (14). In the communication passage (24), the upward airflow makes a U-turn and becomes a downward airflow.
  • the second flow path (25) of Modification 4 is formed between the front reflector (40a) and the rear heat-resistant glass (61).
  • the second flow path (25) constitutes a flow path through which air flows downward.
  • the blowout space (26) of Modification 4 is formed on the far side (rear side) of the blowout port (21).
  • a fan (50) is arranged in the blowing space (26).
  • the first heater (31) when the first heater (31) is energized, hot wire is emitted from the first heater (31). Some of the heat rays emitted from the first heater (31) directly move forward. The rest of the heat rays emitted from the first heater (31) indirectly travel forward after being reflected by the front reflector (40a) and the rear reflector (40b). As a result, radiant heat is released to the front side of the casing (11).
  • the fan (50) When the fan (50) operates, the indoor air in the indoor space (S) is drawn into the suction port (20). This air flows upward through the first flow path (23). The air in the first flow path (23) is heated by the heat of the front heat-resistant glass (60) and the rear heat-resistant glass (61). The air that has flowed into the second flow path (25) through the communication path (24) is heated by the first heater (31) while flowing downward in the second flow path (25). The heated air passes through the fan (50) and is blown out from the outlet (21) into the indoor space (S) as warm air.
  • the front heat-resistant glass (60) is exposed to the outside of the casing (11), if the surface temperature of the front heat-resistant glass (60) becomes too high, the user's safety is compromised. In contrast, in the present embodiment, the surface temperature of the front heat-resistant glass (60) can be lowered, thereby ensuring the safety of the user.
  • the floor heating device (10) of this example includes a second heater (33).
  • the second heater (33) is, for example, an electric heater that generates heat when energized.
  • the second heater (33) has a thermoelectric element such as a thermistor or Peltier element.
  • the second heater (33) is arranged at the lower end of the second flow path (25). Specifically, the second heater (33) is arranged below the first heater (31) of the two first heaters (31) arranged on the lower side.
  • the second heater (33) heats the air in the air passage (P). Specifically, the second heater (33) heats the air in the second flow path (25).
  • the fan (50) is arranged near the upper end of the casing (11), whereas the second heater (33) is arranged near the lower end of the casing (11). be. In this way, the fan (50) is provided at a position relatively distant from the second heater (33), thereby suppressing the influence of the heat generated by the second heater (33) on the fan (50).
  • the first heater (31), the second heater (33) and the fan (50) are operated so that the reflector (40) absorbs heat from the first heater (31). ) flows downward while being heated by The air that has passed through the lower end of the rear surface of the reflector (40) is further heated by passing through the second heater (33).
  • the second heater (33) can compensate for the insufficient hot air temperature of the outlet (21) by heating with the first heater (31) alone.
  • the second heater (33) and the fan (50) it is possible to carry out an operation in which only warm air is blown out from the outlet (21).
  • the first curved surface portion (41) and the second curved surface portion (42) have the first inclined portion (R1) and the second inclined portion (R2), or the first curved surface portion (41) and the second curved surface portion (42). ), the heat ray from the first heater (31) reflected by the reflector (40) may travel substantially horizontally toward the front surface (12). As a result, the area in front of the front surface (12) can be heated intensively.
  • the mounting angles of the first curved surface portion (41) and the second curved surface portion (42) formed so that the heat rays reflected by the reflector (40) travel substantially horizontally toward the front surface (12) are It may be adjusted so that the heat rays reflected by the reflector (40) travel upwards toward the front surface (12) or downwards.
  • the panel (60) of the present disclosure has been described as being formed in the front opening (11a) in the above embodiments, the panel (60) is positioned inside the front opening (11a), that is, inside the casing (11). It may be formed inside the front surface (12), or may be formed along the front surface (12) of the casing (11).
  • the panel (60) may be a heat-resistant film.
  • a heat-resistant film may be provided to cover the front opening (11a).
  • the present disclosure is useful for floor-standing heating devices.

Abstract

This floor-mounted heating device comprises a first heater (31) for supplying radiant heat, and a fan (50) that is arranged in an air passage (P), and that moves air from a suction port (20) toward a discharge port (21), wherein the air passage (P) is formed such that air heated by the first heater (31) flows toward the fan (50), and a reflecting plate (40) is arranged so as to cut across the shortest path between the first heater (31) and the fan (50).

Description

床置き型暖房装置floor heating system
 本開示は、床置き型暖房装置に関するものである。 The present disclosure relates to a floor-standing heating device.
 特許文献1に開示の輻射暖房機は、発熱体が設けられた面状ヒータと、該面状ヒータの背面側に設けられる風路と、該風路に配置される送風機とを有する。風路は吸込口と吹出口とを連通し、吸込口から吸い込まれた空気は面状ヒータにより加熱された後、温風として吹出口から室内に吹き出される。 The radiant heater disclosed in Patent Document 1 has a planar heater provided with a heating element, an air passage provided on the back side of the planar heater, and a blower arranged in the air passage. The air passage connects the suction port and the blowout port, and the air sucked through the suction port is heated by the planar heater and then blown into the room from the blowout port as warm air.
特開2006-10156号公報JP 2006-10156 A
 特許文献1のような温風を吹き出す暖房装置において、送風機であるファンはヒータに比較的近くに配置される。そのため、ヒータの輻射熱の影響でファンへの熱負荷が増大し、ファンに不具合が生じるおそれがあった。 In a heating device that blows out warm air as in Patent Document 1, a fan, which is a blower, is arranged relatively close to the heater. As a result, the radiant heat from the heater increases the heat load on the fan, and there is a risk that the fan will malfunction.
 本開示の目的は、ヒータの輻射熱によるファンに対する熱負荷を抑制する床置き型暖房装置を提供することにある。 An object of the present disclosure is to provide a floor heating device that suppresses the heat load on the fan due to the radiant heat of the heater.
 本開示の第1の態様は、
 内部空間(I)が形成されるケーシング(11)と、
 前記内部空間(I)に配置され、輻射熱を与える第1ヒータ(31)と、
 前記内部空間(I)に配置され、前記第1ヒータ(31)から発生した熱線を前記ケーシング(11)の前面(12)に向けて反射する反射板(40)と、
 前記ケーシング(11)に形成され、対象空間(S)の空気を吸い込む吸込口(20)と、
 前記ケーシング(11)に形成され、対象空間(S)に空気を吹き出す吹出口(21)と、
 前記内部空間(I)に設けられ、前記吸込口(20)と前記吹出口(21)とを連通する空気通路(P)と、
 前記空気通路(P)に配置され、前記吸込口(20)から前記吹出口(21)に向かって空気を搬送するファン(50)とを備え、
 前記空気通路(P)は、前記第1ヒータ(31)により加熱された空気が、前記ファン(50)に向かって流れるように形成され、
 前記反射板(40)は、前記第1ヒータ(31)と前記ファン(50)とを結ぶ最短経路を横切るように配置される床置き型暖房装置である。
A first aspect of the present disclosure includes:
a casing (11) in which an internal space (I) is formed;
a first heater (31) arranged in the internal space (I) to provide radiant heat;
a reflector (40) arranged in the internal space (I) for reflecting heat rays generated from the first heater (31) toward the front surface (12) of the casing (11);
a suction port (20) formed in the casing (11) for sucking air in the target space (S);
an air outlet (21) formed in the casing (11) for blowing air into the target space (S);
an air passage (P) provided in the internal space (I) and communicating between the inlet (20) and the outlet (21);
a fan (50) arranged in the air passage (P) and conveying air from the suction port (20) toward the blowout port (21);
The air passage (P) is formed so that air heated by the first heater (31) flows toward the fan (50),
The reflector (40) is a floor heating device arranged across the shortest path connecting the first heater (31) and the fan (50).
 第1の態様では、反射板(40)が、第1ヒータ(31)とファン(50)とを結ぶ最短経路を横切るように配置されるため、第1ヒータ(31)からの熱線がファン(50)に直接照射されることを抑制できる。加えて、第1ヒータ(31)近傍を流れる空気が最短距離でファン(50)に到達することを抑制できる。その結果、床置き型暖房装置(10)は、ファン(50)に対する熱負荷を抑えることができ、ファン(50)に発生する不具合を抑制できる。 In the first aspect, since the reflector (40) is arranged to cross the shortest path connecting the first heater (31) and the fan (50), heat rays from the first heater (31) are directed to the fan ( 50) can be prevented from being directly irradiated. In addition, it is possible to prevent the air flowing in the vicinity of the first heater (31) from reaching the fan (50) in the shortest distance. As a result, the floor heating device (10) can reduce the heat load on the fan (50), and can prevent the fan (50) from malfunctioning.
 本開示の第2の態様は、第1の態様において、
 前記第1ヒータ(31)からの熱線を透過するパネル(60)を備え、
 前記パネル(60)は、前記ヒータの前方に配置され、
 前記第1ヒータ(31)と前記ファン(50)とを結ぶ最短距離は、前記第1ヒータ(31)と前記パネル(60)とを結ぶ最短距離よりも長い。
A second aspect of the present disclosure provides, in the first aspect,
A panel (60) that transmits heat rays from the first heater (31),
The panel (60) is arranged in front of the heater,
The shortest distance between the first heater (31) and the fan (50) is longer than the shortest distance between the first heater (31) and the panel (60).
 第2の態様では、第1ヒータ(31)およびファン(50)は、互いに比較的離れた位置にあるため、第1ヒータ(31)の輻射熱によるファン(50)への影響を抑えることができる。 In the second aspect, since the first heater (31) and the fan (50) are located relatively apart from each other, it is possible to suppress the influence of the radiant heat of the first heater (31) on the fan (50). .
 本開示の第3の態様は、第1または第2の態様において、
 前記ファン(50)は、前記第1ヒータ(31)よりも下方に配置される。
A third aspect of the present disclosure is, in the first or second aspect,
The fan (50) is arranged below the first heater (31).
 第3の態様では、第1ヒータ(31)の熱影響は内部空間(I)上部に集中するため、ファン(50)が下方に位置することで、ファン(50)に対する熱の影響を小さくできる。 In the third aspect, since the thermal effect of the first heater (31) is concentrated on the upper part of the internal space (I), the fan (50) is located below, so that the thermal effect on the fan (50) can be reduced. .
 本開示の第4の態様は、第1または第2の態様において、
 前記ファン(50)は、前記空気通路(P)において、前記第1ヒータ(31)よりも上方に配置される。
A fourth aspect of the present disclosure is, in the first or second aspect,
The fan (50) is arranged above the first heater (31) in the air passage (P).
 第4の態様においても、ファン(50)に対する熱負荷を抑えることができ、ファン(50)に発生する不具合を抑制できる。 Also in the fourth aspect, the heat load on the fan (50) can be suppressed, and defects occurring in the fan (50) can be suppressed.
 本開示の第5の態様は、第4の態様において、
 前記空気通路(P)の空気を加熱する第2ヒータ(33)をさらに備え、
 前記第2ヒータ(33)は、前記第1ヒータ(31)よりも下方に配置される。
A fifth aspect of the present disclosure is, in the fourth aspect,
Further comprising a second heater (33) for heating the air in the air passage (P),
The second heater (33) is arranged below the first heater (31).
 第5の態様では、ファン(50)と第2ヒータ(33)とは比較的離れた位置に設けられるため、ファン(50)に対する第2ヒータ(33)による熱負荷の影響を抑えることができる。 In the fifth aspect, since the fan (50) and the second heater (33) are provided at relatively distant positions, the influence of the thermal load of the second heater (33) on the fan (50) can be suppressed. .
 本開示の第6の態様は、第1~第5の態様のいずれか1つにおいて、
 前記反射板(40)は、
 反射された熱線が前記前面(12)に向かって上方に進むように、前記前面(12)に向かうにつれて下方に傾斜する第1傾斜部(R1)を備える。
A sixth aspect of the present disclosure, in any one of the first to fifth aspects,
The reflector (40) is
A first inclined portion (R1) that slopes downward toward the front surface (12) is provided so that reflected heat rays travel upward toward the front surface (12).
 第6の態様では、反射した熱線の進む方向を上向きにすることで、前面の前方にいる人の足元だけでなく人の胴体に当たるような高さに輻射熱を与えることができる。 In the sixth aspect, by directing the reflected heat ray upward, it is possible to apply radiant heat to a height that hits not only the feet of the person in front of the front but also the body of the person.
 本開示の第7の態様は、第1~第6の態様のいずれか1つにおいて、
 前記反射板(40)は、
 反射された熱線が前記前面(12)に向かって下方に進むように、前記前面(12)に向かうにつれて上方に傾斜する第2傾斜部(R2)を備える。
A seventh aspect of the present disclosure, in any one of the first to sixth aspects,
The reflector (40) is
It has a second slope (R2) that slopes upward toward the front surface (12) so that reflected heat rays travel downward toward the front surface (12).
 第7の態様では、例えば、反射した熱線の進む方向を下向きにすることで、人の胴体に当たるような高さに輻射熱を与えることができる。 In the seventh aspect, for example, by directing the traveling direction of the reflected heat rays downward, it is possible to apply the radiant heat to a height that hits the human torso.
 本開示の第8の態様は、第1~第7の態様のいずれか1つにおいて、
 前記空気通路(P)は、前記第1ヒータ(31)と前記ケーシング(11)の後面(13)との間に配置される前記反射板(40)と、前記後面(13)との間に形成される第1空間(25)を含み、
 前記ファン(50)は、前記第1ヒータ(31)よりも下方に配置され、
 前記反射板(40)は、前記第1空間(25)において上方から下方に向かって流れる空気を前記ファン(50)へ直接案内するガイド部(42)を有し、
 前記ガイド部(42)は、前記ファン(50)よりも前記後面(13)側に膨出するように形成される。
An eighth aspect of the present disclosure is any one of the first to seventh aspects,
The air passage (P) is located between the reflector (40) arranged between the first heater (31) and the rear surface (13) of the casing (11) and the rear surface (13). comprising a first space (25) formed;
The fan (50) is arranged below the first heater (31),
The reflector (40) has a guide portion (42) that directly guides the air flowing downward in the first space (25) to the fan (50),
The guide portion (42) is formed to protrude further toward the rear surface (13) than the fan (50).
 第8の態様では、第1空間(25)を流れる空気は、ガイド部(42)に沿うようにファン(50)に流れ込むことができる。このことにより空気通路(P)の通風抵抗を抑えることができる。 In the eighth aspect, the air flowing through the first space (25) can flow into the fan (50) along the guide portion (42). As a result, the ventilation resistance of the air passage (P) can be suppressed.
図1は、実施形態に係る床置き型暖房装置の概略の斜視図である。FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of a floor-standing heating device according to an embodiment. 図2は、床置き型暖房装置の左右方向に直角な断面図である。FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view perpendicular to the left-right direction of the floor-standing heating device. 図3は、制御部に関するブロック図である。FIG. 3 is a block diagram of the control unit. 図4は、図2のIV-IV矢視断面図である。4 is a sectional view taken along line IV-IV of FIG. 2. FIG. 図5は、反射板により反射された熱線が進む方向を説明する図であるFIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining the direction in which the heat rays reflected by the reflector travel. 図6は、変形例1に係る床置き型暖房装置の図2に相当する図である。FIG. 6 is a diagram corresponding to FIG. 2 of the floor-standing heating device according to Modification 1. As shown in FIG. 図7は、変形例2に係る床置き型暖房装置の図2に相当する図である。FIG. 7 is a diagram corresponding to FIG. 2 of the floor-standing heating device according to Modification 2. As shown in FIG. 図8は、変形例3に係る床置き型暖房装置の図2に相当する図である。FIG. 8 is a diagram corresponding to FIG. 2 of the floor-standing heating device according to Modification 3. As shown in FIG. 図9は、変形例4に係る床置き型暖房装置の図2に相当する図である。FIG. 9 is a diagram corresponding to FIG. 2 of the floor-standing heating device according to Modification 4. As shown in FIG. 図10は、変形例5に係る床置き型暖房装置の図2に相当する図である。FIG. 10 is a diagram corresponding to FIG. 2 of the floor-standing heating device according to Modification 5. As shown in FIG.
 以下、本開示の実施形態について、図面を参照しながら詳細に説明する。なお、本開示は、以下に示される実施形態に限定されるものではなく、本開示の技術的思想を逸脱しない範囲内で各種の変更が可能である。各図面は、本開示を概念的に説明するためのものであるから、理解容易のために必要に応じて寸法、比または数を誇張または簡略化して表す場合がある。 Hereinafter, embodiments of the present disclosure will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. Note that the present disclosure is not limited to the embodiments shown below, and various modifications are possible without departing from the technical idea of the present disclosure. Each drawing is for the purpose of conceptually explaining the present disclosure, and therefore dimensions, ratios or numbers may be exaggerated or simplified as necessary for ease of understanding.
 (1)床置き型暖房装置の概要
 実施形態に係る床置き型暖房装置(10)について図1および図2を参照しながら説明する。なお、以下の説明において、「上」、「下」、「前」、「後」、「右」、および「左」は、原則として、図1の矢印で示す方向を意味する。図1、図2および図6から図9に示す太矢印は、空気が流れる方向を示す。
(1) Overview of Floor-standing Heating Apparatus A floor-standing heating apparatus (10) according to an embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2. FIG. In the following description, "up", "down", "front", "rear", "right", and "left" basically mean directions indicated by arrows in FIG. The thick arrows shown in FIGS. 1, 2 and 6-9 indicate the direction of air flow.
 床置き型暖房装置(10)は、対象空間である室内空間(S)を暖房する。床置き型暖房装置(10)は、室内空間(S)の床面(F)に設置される。床置き型暖房装置(10)は、輻射熱により室内空間(S)を暖房する。加えて、床置き型暖房装置(10)は、室内空間(S)の室内空気を加熱し、加熱した空気を室内空間(S)へ供給する。 The floor-standing heating device (10) heats the indoor space (S), which is the target space. A floor-standing heating device (10) is installed on the floor (F) of the indoor space (S). The floor heating device (10) heats the indoor space (S) with radiant heat. In addition, the floor heating device (10) heats the indoor air in the indoor space (S) and supplies the heated air to the indoor space (S).
 床置き型暖房装置(10)は、ケーシング(11)と、第1ヒータ(31)と、反射板(40)と、ファン(50)と、耐熱ガラス(60)とを備えている。第1ヒータ(31)は、遠赤外線(熱線)を発する。反射板(40)は、第1ヒータ(31)から発する熱線を、ケーシング(11)の前方に向けて反射する。耐熱ガラス(60)は、第1ヒータ(31)から発する熱を吸収する。耐熱ガラス(60)は、第1ヒータ(31)からの熱線を透過する。耐熱ガラス(60)は吸熱板、あるいは防護板として機能する。 A floor heating device (10) includes a casing (11), a first heater (31), a reflector (40), a fan (50), and heat-resistant glass (60). The first heater (31) emits far infrared rays (heat rays). The reflector (40) reflects the heat rays emitted from the first heater (31) toward the front of the casing (11). The heat-resistant glass (60) absorbs heat generated from the first heater (31). The heat-resistant glass (60) transmits heat rays from the first heater (31). The heat-resistant glass (60) functions as a heat absorbing plate or a protective plate.
 (2)ケーシング
 ケーシング(11)は、中空の略直方体状に形成される。ケーシング(11)は、例えば樹脂材料で構成される。ケーシング(11)は、上下に縦長の箱状に形成される。ケーシング(11)は、6つの面(12,13,14,15,16,17)を有する。6つの面は、前面(12)と後面(13)と上面(14)と下面(15)と右面(16)と左面(17)とで構成される。前面(12)は、ケーシング(11)の前側に位置し、後面(13)はケーシング(11)の後側に位置し、上面(14)はケーシング(11)の上側に位置し、下面(15)はケーシング(11)の下側に位置し、右面(16)はケーシング(11)の右側に位置し、左面(17)はケーシング(11)の左側に位置する。
(2) Casing The casing (11) is formed in a hollow substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape. The casing (11) is made of, for example, a resin material. The casing (11) is shaped like a vertically long box. The casing (11) has six faces (12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17). The six faces consist of a front face (12), a rear face (13), a top face (14), a bottom face (15), a right face (16) and a left face (17). The front surface (12) is located on the front side of the casing (11), the rear surface (13) is located on the rear side of the casing (11), the top surface (14) is located on the upper side of the casing (11), and the bottom surface (15) is located on the upper side of the casing (11). ) is located below the casing (11), the right surface (16) is located on the right side of the casing (11), and the left surface (17) is located on the left side of the casing (11).
 図1および図2に示すように、ケーシング(11)の前面(12)には、矩形状の前側開口(11a)が形成される。前側開口(11a)は、ケーシング(11)の上端から吸込口(20)付近に亘って形成される。前側開口(11a)は、ケーシング(11)の右面(16)から左面(17)に亘って形成される。前側開口(11a)には、耐熱ガラス(60)が設けられる。耐熱ガラス(60)は、前側開口(11a)を塞ぐようにケーシング(11)に固定される。 As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a rectangular front opening (11a) is formed in the front surface (12) of the casing (11). The front opening (11a) is formed from the upper end of the casing (11) to the vicinity of the suction port (20). The front opening (11a) is formed from the right surface (16) to the left surface (17) of the casing (11). A heat-resistant glass (60) is provided in the front opening (11a). A heat-resistant glass (60) is fixed to the casing (11) so as to block the front opening (11a).
 ケーシング(11)の前面(12)には、吸込口(20)と吹出口(21)とが形成される。吸込口(20)は室内空間(S)の空気を吸い込むための開口である。吹出口(21)は、ケーシング(11)内の空気を室内空間(S)へ吹き出すための開口である。吸込口(20)および吹出口(21)は、ケーシング(11)の下部に位置する。具体的には、吹出口(21)はケーシング(11)の下端部に位置する。吹出口(21)は、室内空間(S)の床面(F)付近に位置する。吹出口(21)は、ケーシング(11)の右面(16)から左面(17)に亘るように左右に延びている。吸込口(20)は、吹出口(21)の上方に位置する。吹出口(21)は、吸込口(20)の上辺に沿って左右に延びている。ケーシング(11)の内部空間(I)には、吸込口(20)と吹出口(21)とを連通する空気通路(P)が形成される。 A suction port (20) and a discharge port (21) are formed in the front surface (12) of the casing (11). The suction port (20) is an opening for sucking air in the indoor space (S). The blowout port (21) is an opening for blowing out the air in the casing (11) into the room space (S). The inlet (20) and the outlet (21) are located at the bottom of the casing (11). Specifically, the outlet (21) is located at the lower end of the casing (11). The outlet (21) is positioned near the floor (F) of the indoor space (S). The blowout port (21) extends laterally from the right surface (16) to the left surface (17) of the casing (11). The suction port (20) is located above the outlet (21). The blowout port (21) extends left and right along the upper side of the suction port (20). An air passage (P) is formed in the internal space (I) of the casing (11) to communicate between the suction port (20) and the discharge port (21).
 (3)ヒータ
 本実施形態の床置き型暖房装置(10)は、2つの第1ヒータ(31)を有する。第1ヒータ(31)の数量は単なる例示であり、1つ、または3つ以上であってもよい。各第1ヒータ(31)は、ケーシング(11)の内部空間(I)に配置される。具体的に、各第1ヒータ(31)は、後述する第1流路(23)に配置される。各第1ヒータ(31)は、ケーシング(11)の内部空間(I)に設けられる支持部材(32)(図4参照)に固定される。
(3) Heaters The floor heating device (10) of this embodiment has two first heaters (31). The number of first heaters (31) is merely an example, and may be one or three or more. Each first heater (31) is arranged in the internal space (I) of the casing (11). Specifically, each first heater (31) is arranged in a first flow path (23) described later. Each first heater (31) is fixed to a support member (32) (see FIG. 4) provided in the internal space (I) of the casing (11).
 2つの第1ヒータ(31)は、耐熱ガラス(60)の後方に配置される。第1ヒータ(31)は、輻射熱を与える。第1ヒータ(31)は、セラミックを含有する遠赤外線コーティングがなされている。各第1ヒータ(31)は、左右方向に延びるパイプ状、あるいは略棒状に形成される。2つの第1ヒータ(31)は、上下方向に並んで配置される。別の言い方をすると、2つの第1ヒータ(31)は、ケーシング(11)の前面(12)および後面(13)に沿う方向に配列される。2つの第1ヒータ(31)は、互いに平行な状態で等間隔置きに配置される。第1ヒータ(31)から発する熱線は、第1ヒータ(31)の軸心を中心として全周に広がる。別の言い方をすると、ケーシング(11)を左右方向からみて、第1ヒータ(31)は放射状に熱線を放つ。 The two first heaters (31) are arranged behind the heat-resistant glass (60). The first heater (31) gives radiant heat. The first heater (31) has a far-infrared coating containing ceramic. Each first heater (31) is formed in the shape of a pipe extending in the left-right direction or in the shape of a substantially bar. The two first heaters (31) are arranged vertically side by side. In other words, the two first heaters (31) are arranged along the front surface (12) and rear surface (13) of the casing (11). The two first heaters (31) are arranged parallel to each other at regular intervals. Heat rays emitted from the first heater (31) spread all around around the axial center of the first heater (31). In other words, the first heater (31) emits heat rays radially when the casing (11) is viewed from the left and right.
 (4)反射板
 反射板(40)は、平板の金属板により形成される。反射板(40)は、内部空間(I)に配置される。反射板(40)は、第1ヒータ(31)と後面(13)との間に配置される。反射板(40)は、前面(12)および後面(13)に向かい合って配置される。反射板(40)の左端及び右端は、支持部材(32)(図4参照)に固定される。反射板(40)の下端は、支持板(39)に固定される。反射板(40)の上端と上面(14)との間には隙間が形成される。この隙間は、後述する連通路(24)である。
(4) Reflector The reflector (40) is made of a flat metal plate. A reflector (40) is arranged in the internal space (I). A reflector (40) is arranged between the first heater (31) and the rear surface (13). Reflectors (40) are arranged opposite the front surface (12) and the rear surface (13). Left and right ends of the reflector (40) are fixed to the support member (32) (see FIG. 4). A lower end of the reflector (40) is fixed to the support plate (39). A gap is formed between the upper end of the reflector (40) and the upper surface (14). This gap is a communication passage (24), which will be described later.
 (5)ファン
 ファン(50)は、空気通路(P)に配置される。ファン(50)は、空気通路(P)の空気を吸込口(20)から吹出口(21)に向かって搬送する。本実施形態のファン(50)は、クロスフロー式のファンである。図1に模式的に示すように、ファン(50)は、左右方向に延びるファン本体(51)と、ファン本体(51)を回転駆動するファンモータ(52)とを有する。ファン(50)は、ケーシング(11)の内部空間(I)において、第1ヒータ(31)よりも下方に配置される。
(5) Fan A fan (50) is arranged in the air passage (P). The fan (50) conveys the air in the air passage (P) from the inlet (20) toward the outlet (21). The fan (50) of the present embodiment is a cross-flow fan. As schematically shown in FIG. 1, the fan (50) has a fan body (51) extending in the left-right direction and a fan motor (52) for rotating the fan body (51). The fan (50) is arranged below the first heater (31) in the internal space (I) of the casing (11).
 具体的には、ファン(50)は、空気通路(P)において、第1ヒータ(31)よりも空気流れの下流側に配置される。ファン(50)は、吹出口(21)の近傍に配置される。具体的には、ファン(50)は吹出口(21)と略同じ高さ位置に配置される。ファン(50)は、前面(12)と後面(13)との間の中間よりも前面(12)寄りに配置される。ファン(50)と第1ヒータ(31)とを結ぶ最短経路L1は、第1ヒータ(31)と耐熱ガラス(60)とを結ぶ最短経路L2よりも長い。 Specifically, the fan (50) is arranged downstream of the first heater (31) in the air flow in the air passage (P). The fan (50) is arranged near the outlet (21). Specifically, the fan (50) is arranged at substantially the same height as the outlet (21). The fan (50) is positioned closer to the front surface (12) than midway between the front surface (12) and the rear surface (13). The shortest path L1 connecting the fan (50) and the first heater (31) is longer than the shortest path L2 connecting the first heater (31) and the heat-resistant glass (60).
 (6)耐熱ガラス
 耐熱ガラス(60)は、本開示のパネル(60)の一例である。耐熱ガラス(60)は、平板状に形成される。耐熱ガラス(60)は、ケーシング(11)の前側開口(11a)に設けられる。耐熱ガラス(60)は、ケーシング(11)の前面(12)に沿って形成される。具体的には、耐熱ガラス(60)は、ケーシング(11)の上端から吸込口(20)に亘って上下に延びている。耐熱ガラス(60)は、ケーシング(11)の左面(17)から右面(16)に亘って左右に延びている。
(6) Heat Resistant Glass Heat resistant glass (60) is an example of the panel (60) of the present disclosure. The heat-resistant glass (60) is formed in a flat plate shape. A heat-resistant glass (60) is provided in the front opening (11a) of the casing (11). A heat-resistant glass (60) is formed along the front surface (12) of the casing (11). Specifically, the heat-resistant glass (60) extends vertically from the upper end of the casing (11) to the suction port (20). The heat-resistant glass (60) extends laterally from the left surface (17) to the right surface (16) of the casing (11).
 耐熱ガラス(60)は、耐熱性に優れたガラス材料で構成される。耐熱ガラス(60)は、第1ヒータ(31)および反射板(40)から発する遠赤外線を透過する特性を有する。一方、耐熱ガラス(60)は、第1ヒータ(31)および反射板(40)から発する熱を吸収する特性を有する。 The heat-resistant glass (60) is made of a glass material with excellent heat resistance. The heat-resistant glass (60) has a property of transmitting far infrared rays emitted from the first heater (31) and the reflector (40). On the other hand, the heat-resistant glass (60) has the property of absorbing heat generated from the first heater (31) and the reflector (40).
 (7)空気通路
 空気通路(P)は、ケーシング(11)の内部空間(I)に設けられる。空気通路(P)は、吸込口(20)と吹出口(21)とを連通する。空気通路(P)は、空気流れの上流から下流に向かって順に、吸込空間(22)、第1流路(23)、連通路(24)、第2流路(25)、および吹出空間(26)を含む。
(7) Air Passage The air passage (P) is provided in the internal space (I) of the casing (11). The air passageway (P) communicates the suction port (20) and the blowout port (21). The air passage (P) includes, in order from upstream to downstream of the air flow, a suction space (22), a first flow passage (23), a communication passage (24), a second flow passage (25), and a blowout space ( 26).
 吸込空間(22)は、吸込口(20)と繋がる。吸込空間(22)は、吸込口(20)の奥側(後側)に形成される。 The suction space (22) is connected to the suction port (20). The suction space (22) is formed on the far side (rear side) of the suction port (20).
 第1流路(23)は、吸込空間(22)と連通路(24)の上流端とを連通する。第1流路(23)は、耐熱ガラス(60)と反射板(40)との間に形成される。厳密には、第1流路(23)は、耐熱ガラス(60)の後面と反射板(40)の前面との間に形成される。2つの第1ヒータ(31)は、第1流路(23)に面するように配置される。第1流路(23)は、空気が上方に流れる流路を構成している。 The first flow path (23) communicates the suction space (22) with the upstream end of the communication path (24). The first channel (23) is formed between the heat-resistant glass (60) and the reflector (40). Strictly speaking, the first flow path (23) is formed between the rear surface of the heat-resistant glass (60) and the front surface of the reflector (40). The two first heaters (31) are arranged to face the first flow path (23). The first flow path (23) constitutes a flow path through which air flows upward.
 連通路(24)は、第1流路(23)と第2流路(25)との間に形成される。連通路(24)は、反射板(40)の上側に形成される。厳密には、連通路(24)は、反射板(40)の上端とケーシング(11)の下面(15)との間の隙間の空間である。連通路(24)では、上方を向く空気流れがUターンして下方を向く空気流れとなる。 The communication path (24) is formed between the first flow path (23) and the second flow path (25). The communication path (24) is formed above the reflector (40). Strictly speaking, the communication path (24) is the space between the upper end of the reflector (40) and the lower surface (15) of the casing (11). In the communication passage (24), the upward airflow makes a U-turn and becomes a downward airflow.
 第2流路(25)は、連通路(24)の下流端と吹出口(21)とを連通する。第2流路(25)は、反射板(40)とケーシング(11)の後面(13)との間に形成される。第2流路(25)は、本開示の第1空間(25)の一例である。第2流路(25)は、空気が上方から下方に向かって流れる流路を構成している。 The second flow path (25) communicates the downstream end of the communication path (24) with the outlet (21). A second flow path (25) is formed between the reflector (40) and the rear surface (13) of the casing (11). The second flow path (25) is an example of the first space (25) of the present disclosure. The second flow path (25) constitutes a flow path through which air flows downward from above.
 吹出空間(26)は、第2流路(25)の下流端と吹出口(21)とを連通する。吹出空間(26)では後面(13)から前面(12)に向かって空気が流れる。吹出空間(26)には、ファン(50)が配置される。ファン(50)は、2つの第1ヒータ(31)よりも下方に配置される。 The blowout space (26) communicates the downstream end of the second flow path (25) with the blowout port (21). Air flows from the rear surface (13) toward the front surface (12) in the blowout space (26). A fan (50) is arranged in the blowing space (26). The fan (50) is arranged below the two first heaters (31).
 (8)制御部
 図3に示すように、床置き型暖房装置(10)は、制御部(C)を備える。制御部(C)は、ファンモータ(52)および第1ヒータ(31)を制御する。具体的には、制御部(C)は、ファンモータ(52)のON/OFF、およびファンモータ(52)の回転数を制御する。制御部(C)は、第1ヒータ(31)のON/OFF、および第1ヒータ(31)の出力を制御する。
(8) Control Unit As shown in FIG. 3, the floor heating device (10) includes a control unit (C). The control section (C) controls the fan motor (52) and the first heater (31). Specifically, the control section (C) controls ON/OFF of the fan motor (52) and the number of revolutions of the fan motor (52). The control section (C) controls ON/OFF of the first heater (31) and the output of the first heater (31).
 (9)運転動作
 床置き型暖房装置(10)の運転動作について図1および図2を参照しながら説明する。床置き型暖房装置(10)の運転時には、第1ヒータ(31)が通電状態となり、ファン(50)が運転状態となる。
(9) Operating Behavior The operating behavior of the floor heating system (10) will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2. FIG. During operation of the floor heating device (10), the first heater (31) is energized and the fan (50) is in operation.
 第1ヒータ(31)が通電状態になると、第1ヒータ(31)から熱線が放出される。第1ヒータ(31)から発する熱線の一部は、直接的に前方へ進む。第1ヒータ(31)から発する熱線の残部は、反射板(40)で反射された後、間接的に前方へ進む。前方へ進んだ熱線は、耐熱ガラス(60)を透過する。このように、ケーシング(11)の前側へ輻射熱が放出される。耐熱ガラス(60)は、第1ヒータ(31)の熱を吸収する。 When the first heater (31) is energized, hot wire is emitted from the first heater (31). A portion of the heat rays emitted from the first heater (31) travels forward directly. The rest of the heat rays emitted from the first heater (31) indirectly travel forward after being reflected by the reflector (40). The heat rays traveling forward pass through the heat-resistant glass (60). In this way, radiant heat is released to the front side of the casing (11). The heat-resistant glass (60) absorbs heat from the first heater (31).
 ファン(50)が運転されると、室内空間(S)の室内空気は吸込口(20)に吸い込まれる。この空気は、吸込空間(22)から第1流路(23)に流入し、連通路(24)に向かって上向きに流れる。第1流路(23)の空気は、2つの第1ヒータ(31)と、該第1ヒータ(31)から吸熱した耐熱ガラス(60)とにより順次加熱される。 When the fan (50) operates, the indoor air in the indoor space (S) is sucked into the suction port (20). This air flows from the suction space (22) into the first flow path (23) and flows upward toward the communication path (24). The air in the first flow path (23) is sequentially heated by the two first heaters (31) and the heat-resistant glass (60) that absorbs heat from the first heaters (31).
 第1流路(23)で加熱された空気は、連通路(24)を介して第2流路(25)に流入する。第2流路(25)の空気は、第1ヒータ(31)から吸熱した反射板(40)によって加熱されながら下方に向かって流れる。 The air heated in the first flow path (23) flows through the communication path (24) into the second flow path (25). The air in the second flow path (25) flows downward while being heated by the reflecting plate (40) that has absorbed heat from the first heater (31).
 この空気は、反射板(40)の下端を通過した後、吹出空間(26)に流入する。吹出空間(26)の空気は、ファン(50)を通過した後、吹出口(21)から室内空間(S)に温風として吹き出される。 This air flows into the blowout space (26) after passing through the lower end of the reflector (40). After passing through the fan (50), the air in the blowout space (26) is blown out as warm air from the blowout port (21) into the indoor space (S).
 このように、本実施形態の床置き型暖房装置(10)は、吹出口(21)から温風を吹き出すことで、耐熱ガラス(60)からの輻射熱だけでなく、吹出口(21)からの温風によって室内空間(S)を暖房できる。吹出口(21)は、ケーシング(11)の下部に位置する。具体的には、吹出口(21)は床面(F)に沿った位置になる。このため、ユーザの足下に温風を吹き出すことができ、ユーザの快適性を向上できる。 In this way, the floor heating device (10) of the present embodiment blows out warm air from the air outlet (21), so that not only radiant heat from the heat-resistant glass (60) but also heat from the air outlet (21) The indoor space (S) can be heated by warm air. The blowout port (21) is located below the casing (11). Specifically, the outlet (21) is located along the floor (F). Therefore, warm air can be blown out to the user's feet, and the user's comfort can be improved.
 (10)反射板の形状
 図2、図4および図5を用いて、本開示の反射板(40)の形状について説明する。図5に示す矢印は、反射された熱線が進む方向を示す。
(10) Shape of Reflector The shape of the reflector (40) of the present disclosure will be described with reference to FIGS. 2, 4 and 5. FIG. The arrows shown in FIG. 5 indicate the directions in which the reflected heat rays travel.
 反射板(40)は、左右方向に延びるとともに、該左右方向において略同一の断面形状を有する。反射板(40)は、第1曲面部(41)、第2曲面部(42)および連結部(43)を有する。第1曲面部(41)は、第2曲面部(42)の上方に配置される。連結部(43)は、第1曲面部(41)と第2曲面部(42)とを連結する。第1曲面部(41)および第2曲面部(42)は略同一形状である。 The reflector (40) extends in the left-right direction and has substantially the same cross-sectional shape in the left-right direction. The reflector (40) has a first curved portion (41), a second curved portion (42) and a connecting portion (43). The first curved surface portion (41) is arranged above the second curved surface portion (42). The connecting portion (43) connects the first curved surface portion (41) and the second curved surface portion (42). The first curved surface portion (41) and the second curved surface portion (42) have substantially the same shape.
 第1曲面部(41)および第2曲面部(42)は、前方から後方に向かって膨出するように形成される。第1曲面部(41)および第2曲面部(42)の、左右方向から見た縦断面の形状は円弧状である。連結部(43)は、左右方向に延びる平坦な板形状である。連結部(43)の板面は、前面(12)および後面(13)に対向する。連結部(43)は、第1曲面部(41)の下端と、第2曲面部(42)の上端とに接続する。 The first curved surface portion (41) and the second curved surface portion (42) are formed to protrude from the front to the rear. The longitudinal cross-section of the first curved surface portion (41) and the second curved surface portion (42) when viewed in the left-right direction is arcuate. The connecting portion (43) has a flat plate shape extending in the left-right direction. A plate surface of the connecting portion (43) faces the front surface (12) and the rear surface (13). The connecting portion (43) connects the lower end of the first curved surface portion (41) and the upper end of the second curved surface portion (42).
 各曲面部(41,42)には、第1ヒータ(31)が1つずつ配置される。第1ヒータ(31)は、曲面部(41,42)の膨出した頂部(T)の前側に配置される。頂部(T)は、曲面部(41,42)の後端である。第1ヒータ(31)は、曲面部(41,42)の前端よりも後方に配置される。具体的に、第1ヒータ(31)は、各曲面部(41,42)の放物線の焦点に配置される。 One first heater (31) is arranged on each curved surface portion (41, 42). The first heater (31) is arranged in front of the bulging tops (T) of the curved portions (41, 42). The top (T) is the rear end of the curved surface (41, 42). The first heater (31) is arranged behind the front ends of the curved portions (41, 42). Specifically, the first heater (31) is arranged at the focal point of the parabola of each curved surface portion (41, 42).
 (10-1)第1傾斜部および第2傾斜部
 各曲面部(41,42)は、第1傾斜部(R1)と第2傾斜部(R2)とを有する。第1傾斜部(R1)は、曲面部(41,42)の下側部分である。第2傾斜部(R2)は、曲面部(41,42)の上側部分である。第1傾斜部(R1)は、反射された熱線が前面(12)に向かって上向きに導かれるように、前面(12)に向かうにつれて下方に傾斜する。一方、第2傾斜部(R2)は、反射された熱線が前面(12)に向かって下向きに導かれるように、前面(12)に向かうにつれて上方に傾斜する。
(10-1) First Slanted Part and Second Slanted Part Each curved surface part (41, 42) has a first inclined part (R1) and a second inclined part (R2). The first inclined portion (R1) is the lower portion of the curved surface portions (41, 42). The second inclined portion (R2) is the upper portion of the curved surface portions (41, 42). The first slope (R1) slopes downward toward the front surface (12) so that the reflected heat rays are guided upward toward the front surface (12). On the other hand, the second slope (R2) slopes upward toward the front surface (12) so that the reflected heat rays are guided downward toward the front surface (12).
 このように、反射板(40)の各曲面部(41,42)が第1傾斜部(R1)および第2傾斜部(R2)を有することで、前面(12)の前方にいるユーザの足元だけでなく、該ユーザの胴体に向けて輻射熱を与える一方、該ユーザの顔には輻射熱が当たりにくくなる。このことで、ユーザに与える快適性が向上する。具体的に、本実施形態の床置き型暖房装置(10)の輻射範囲は、前面(12)から前方に向かって1.8mの位置から高さ1.1mまでの高さの範囲である。 In this way, each of the curved surface portions (41, 42) of the reflector (40) has the first inclined portion (R1) and the second inclined portion (R2), so that the feet of the user in front of the front surface (12) are In addition, while the radiant heat is directed toward the body of the user, the face of the user is less likely to receive the radiant heat. This improves the comfort given to the user. Specifically, the radiation range of the floor-standing heating device (10) of this embodiment is a range from a position 1.8 m forward from the front surface (12) to a height of 1.1 m.
 反射板(40)は、第1ヒータ(31)とファン(50)とを結ぶ最短経路L1を横切るように配置される。具体的に、反射板(40)のうち第2曲面部(42)の第1傾斜部(R1)が、第1ヒータ(31)とファン(50)とを結ぶ最短経路L1内に配置される。このような配置により、第2曲面部(42)に配置される第1ヒータ(31)からファン(50)に直接向かう熱線が、第2曲面部(42)の第1傾斜部(R1)により遮られる。また、このような第2曲面部(42)の配置により、第1流路(23)において第1ヒータ(31)加熱された空気が、最短経路L1で直接ファン(50)に流入しない。 The reflector (40) is arranged across the shortest path L1 connecting the first heater (31) and the fan (50). Specifically, the first inclined portion (R1) of the second curved portion (42) of the reflector (40) is arranged in the shortest path L1 connecting the first heater (31) and the fan (50). . With this arrangement, heat rays from the first heater (31) arranged on the second curved surface portion (42) directly directed toward the fan (50) are blocked. In addition, due to the arrangement of the second curved surface portion (42), the air heated by the first heater (31) in the first flow path (23) does not directly flow into the fan (50) along the shortest route L1.
 (10-2)ガイド部
 反射板(40)は、ガイド部(42)を有する。本実施形態の第2曲面部(42)は、ガイド部(42)の一例である。第2曲面部(42)は、第2流路(25)において上方から下方に向かって流れる空気をファン(50)へ直接案内する。第2曲面部(42)は、ファン(50)よりも後面(13)側に膨出するように形成される。具体的に、第2曲面部(42)の第1傾斜部(R1)の下端の下方にファン(50)が配置される。このような配置により、第2曲面部(42)の後端は、ファン(50)よりも後方に配置される。このように第2曲面部(42)が形成されることで、第2流路(25)を下方に向かって流れる空気は、第2曲面部(42)の後方を流れる際に、第1傾斜部(R1)の裏面をつたうようにファン(50)に向かって流れる。
(10-2) Guide Portion The reflector (40) has a guide portion (42). The second curved surface portion (42) of the present embodiment is an example of the guide portion (42). The second curved surface portion (42) directly guides air flowing downward in the second flow path (25) to the fan (50). The second curved surface portion (42) is formed to protrude toward the rear surface (13) from the fan (50). Specifically, the fan (50) is arranged below the lower end of the first inclined portion (R1) of the second curved portion (42). Due to this arrangement, the rear end of the second curved surface portion (42) is arranged behind the fan (50). Since the second curved surface portion (42) is formed in this way, the air flowing downward in the second flow path (25) moves toward the first inclined surface portion (42) when flowing behind the second curved surface portion (42). It flows toward the fan (50) along the back surface of the part (R1).
 (11)特徴
 (11-1)
 本実施形態の床置き型暖房装置(10)は、第1ヒータ(31)から発生した熱線をケーシング(11)の前面(12)に向けて反射する反射板(40)と、吸込口(20)と吹出口(21)とを連通する空気通路(P)とを備える。空気通路(P)は、第1ヒータ(31)により加熱された空気が、ファン(50)に向かって流れるように形成される。反射板(40)は、第1ヒータ(31)とファン(50)とを結ぶ最短経路L1を横切るように配置される。具体的に、反射板(40)の第2曲面部(42)の第1傾斜部(R1)が、第1ヒータ(31)とファン(50)とを結ぶ最短経路L1を横切るように配置される。このため、第1ヒータ(31)から放射された熱線がファン(50)に直接当たることを抑制できる。加えて、ファン(50)に与える輻射熱の影響を抑えることができると共に、第1ヒータ(31)により加熱された空気が最短経路L1でファン(50)に流入することを抑制できる。その結果、床置き型暖房装置(10)は、熱負荷に起因するファン(50)の不具合を避けることができる。
(11) Features (11-1)
The floor heating device (10) of the present embodiment includes a reflector (40) for reflecting heat rays generated from a first heater (31) toward the front surface (12) of a casing (11), a suction port (20 ) and an air passage (P) communicating with the outlet (21). The air passage (P) is formed such that air heated by the first heater (31) flows toward the fan (50). The reflector (40) is arranged across the shortest path L1 connecting the first heater (31) and the fan (50). Specifically, the first inclined portion (R1) of the second curved portion (42) of the reflector (40) is arranged to cross the shortest path L1 connecting the first heater (31) and the fan (50). be. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the heat rays emitted from the first heater (31) from directly hitting the fan (50). In addition, the influence of radiant heat on the fan (50) can be suppressed, and the air heated by the first heater (31) can be prevented from flowing into the fan (50) along the shortest path L1. As a result, the floor heating device (10) can avoid malfunction of the fan (50) due to heat load.
 (11-2)
 本実施形態の床置き型暖房装置(10)では、第1ヒータ(31)とファン(50)とを結ぶ最短距離は、第1ヒータ(31)とパネル(60)とを結ぶ最短距離よりも長い。これにより、床置き型暖房装置(10)は、第1ヒータ(31)とファン(50)とを結ぶ最短距離が長いほど、ファン(50)に対する第1ヒータ(31)による輻射熱の影響を抑えることができる。
(11-2)
In the floor heating device (10) of this embodiment, the shortest distance between the first heater (31) and the fan (50) is longer than the shortest distance between the first heater (31) and the panel (60). long. As a result, the longer the shortest distance between the first heater (31) and the fan (50), the more the floor heating device (10) suppresses the influence of the radiant heat from the first heater (31) on the fan (50). be able to.
 (11-3)
 本実施形態の床置き型暖房装置(10)では、ファン(50)は、空気通路(P)において、第1ヒータ(31)よりも下方に配置される。第1ヒータ(31)の熱影響は内部空間(I)上部に集中するため、このようにファン(50)が第1ヒータ(31)よりも下方に配置されることで、ファン(50)に対する熱の影響を小さくできる。
(11-3)
In the floor heating device (10) of the present embodiment, the fan (50) is arranged below the first heater (31) in the air passage (P). Since the thermal effect of the first heater (31) concentrates on the upper part of the internal space (I), the fan (50) is arranged below the first heater (31) in this way. The effect of heat can be reduced.
 (11-4)
 本実施形態の床置き型暖房装置(10)では、反射板(40)の第1傾斜部(R1)は、反射された熱線がケーシング(11)の前面(12)に向かって上向きに進むように、前面(12)に向かうにつれて下方に傾斜する。このように、反射された熱線の進む方向を上向きにすることで、床置き型暖房装置(10)の正面にいる人の足元だけでなく、人の胴体に当たるような高さに輻射熱を与えることができる。その結果、床置き型暖房装置(10)は、人が感じる快適性を向上できる。
(11-4)
In the floor heating device (10) of the present embodiment, the first inclined portion (R1) of the reflector (40) is arranged so that the reflected heat rays travel upward toward the front surface (12) of the casing (11). , sloping downwards towards the front face (12). In this way, by directing the reflected heat ray upward, the radiant heat is applied not only to the feet of the person in front of the floor-standing heating device (10) but also to the body of the person. can be done. As a result, the floor heating device (10) can improve the comfort felt by people.
 (11-5)
 本実施形態の床置き型暖房装置(10)では、反射板(40)の第2傾斜部(R2)は、反射された熱線がケーシング(11)の前面(12)に向かって下方に進むように、前面(12)に向かうにつれて上方に傾斜する。このように、反射された熱線の進む方向を下向きにすることで、例えば、人の胴体に当たるような高さに輻射熱を効率的に与えることができる。
(11-5)
In the floor heating device (10) of the present embodiment, the second inclined portion (R2) of the reflector (40) is arranged so that the reflected heat rays travel downward toward the front surface (12) of the casing (11). , sloping upwards towards the front face (12). In this way, by directing the direction in which the reflected heat rays travel downward, it is possible to efficiently apply the radiant heat to a height that hits the body of a person, for example.
 (11-6)
 本実施形態の床置き型暖房装置(10)では、空気通路(P)は、反射板(40)と後面(13)との間に形成される第2流路(25)(第1空間)を含む。ファン(50)は、第2流路(25)において第1ヒータ(31)よりも下方に配置され、反射板(40)は、第2流路(25)において上方から下方に向かって流れる空気を前記ファン(50)へ直接案内する第2曲面部(42)(ガイド部)を有する。第2曲面部(42)(ガイド部)は、ファン(50)よりも後面(13)側に膨出するように形成される。このことで、上方から下方に向かって流れる第2流路(25)の空気は、第2曲面部(42)の第1傾斜部(R1)をつたって、該第1傾斜部(R1)の下端の下方に配置されるファン(50)に流れ込みやすくなる。その結果、床置き型暖房装置(10)は、空気通路(P)の通風抵抗を抑えることができる。
(11-6)
In the floor-standing heating device (10) of the present embodiment, the air passageway (P) is a second flow path (25) (first space) formed between the reflector (40) and the rear surface (13). including. The fan (50) is arranged below the first heater (31) in the second flow path (25), and the reflector (40) is configured to move air flowing downward in the second flow path (25) from above. to the fan (50). The second curved surface portion (42) (guide portion) is formed to protrude toward the rear surface (13) from the fan (50). As a result, the air in the second flow path (25) flowing downward from above travels along the first inclined portion (R1) of the second curved surface portion (42) to the first inclined portion (R1). It becomes easy to flow into the fan (50) arranged below the lower end. As a result, the floor heating device (10) can reduce the draft resistance of the air passage (P).
 (12)変形例
 上記実施形態については、以下のような変形例の構成としてもよい。以下では、主として上記実施形態と異なる点について述べる。
(12) Modifications The above embodiment may be modified as follows. Differences from the above embodiment will be mainly described below.
 (12-1)変形例1
 図6に示す変形例1の床置き型暖房装置(10)では、上記実施形態の床置き側暖房装置のケーシング(11)の前側開口(11a)に相当する部分が吸込口(20)を構成する。本例の吸込口(20)には、複数の孔(H)を有する吸込部材(60)が設けられる。吸込部材(60)は、本開示のパネル(60)の一例である。吸込部材(60)は、例えば、パンチングプレートである。パンチングプレートは、平板状のSUS等の金属素材で構成される。吸込部材(60)は、ケーシング(11)の吸込口(20)を覆うようにケーシング(11)の前面(12)に設けられる。吸込部材(60)は、吸込口(20)の上端から下端に亘って上下方向に延びる。吸込部材(60)は、吸込口(20)の左端から右端に亘って左右方向に延びる。複数の孔(H)は、吸込部材(60)の略全面に形成される。そのため、吸込口(20)の略全面から室内空間(S)の空気を吸い込むことができる。本例のパネル(60)は、メッシュ部材であってもよい。
(12-1) Modification 1
In the floor-standing heating device (10) of Modified Example 1 shown in FIG. 6, the portion corresponding to the front opening (11a) of the casing (11) of the floor-standing heating device of the above embodiment constitutes the suction port (20). do. The suction port (20) of this example is provided with a suction member (60) having a plurality of holes (H). The suction member (60) is an example of the panel (60) of the present disclosure. The suction member (60) is, for example, a punching plate. The punching plate is made of a flat metal material such as SUS. The suction member (60) is provided on the front surface (12) of the casing (11) so as to cover the suction port (20) of the casing (11). The suction member (60) extends vertically from the upper end to the lower end of the suction port (20). The suction member (60) extends in the left-right direction from the left end to the right end of the suction port (20). A plurality of holes (H) are formed substantially over the entire surface of the suction member (60). Therefore, the air in the indoor space (S) can be sucked through substantially the entire surface of the suction port (20). The panel (60) of this example may be a mesh member.
 床置き型暖房装置(10)の運転時には、上記実施形態と同様、第1ヒータ(31)の熱線の一部は前方に進み、残部は反射板(40)に反射し、最終的にケーシング(11)の前方へ進む。 During operation of the floor heating device (10), as in the above embodiment, part of the heat ray of the first heater (31) travels forward, the rest of the heat ray is reflected by the reflector (40), and finally reaches the casing ( 11) Go forward.
 室内空間(S)の空気は、吸込部材(60)の略全面を介して吸い込まれる。このように本例の吸込口(20)の開口面積を大きくできるため、吸い込み風量を増大できる。本例の空気通路(P)は、吸込空間(22)を有さない。吸込口(20)からの空気は、第1流路(23)に直接流入する。第1流路(23)において第1ヒータ(31)により加熱された空気は、連通路(24)を介して第2流路(25)に流入する。第2流路(25)の空気は、第1ヒータ(31)により加熱された反射板(40)により加熱されながら下方に向かって流れる。この空気は、反射板(40)の下端を通過した後、吹出空間(26)に流入して、ファン(50)を通過する。ファン(50)を通過した空気は、吹出口(21)から温風として室内空間(S)に吹き出される。 The air in the indoor space (S) is sucked through substantially the entire surface of the suction member (60). Since the opening area of the suction port (20) of the present example can be increased in this way, the amount of suction air can be increased. The air passage (P) of this example does not have a suction space (22). Air from the suction port (20) directly flows into the first flow path (23). The air heated by the first heater (31) in the first flow path (23) flows through the communication path (24) into the second flow path (25). The air in the second flow path (25) flows downward while being heated by the reflector (40) heated by the first heater (31). After passing through the lower end of the reflector (40), this air flows into the blowing space (26) and passes through the fan (50). The air that has passed through the fan (50) is blown out from the outlet (21) into the indoor space (S) as warm air.
 (12-2)変形例2
 図7に示す変形例2の床置き型暖房装置(10)では、上記変形例1の床置き型暖房装置(10)に耐熱ガラス(61)が設けられる。耐熱ガラス(61)は、吸込部材(60)の後方、かつ、第1ヒータ(31)の前方に配置される。耐熱ガラス(61)は、上記実施形態と同様に、第1ヒータ(31)および反射板(40)から発する遠赤外線を透過する特性と、第1ヒータ(31)および反射板(40)から発する熱を吸収する特性とを有する。
(12-2) Modification 2
In the floor-standing heating device (10) of Modification 2 shown in FIG. 7, the floor-standing heating device (10) of Modification 1 is provided with heat-resistant glass (61). The heat-resistant glass (61) is arranged behind the suction member (60) and in front of the first heater (31). As in the above embodiment, the heat-resistant glass (61) has the property of transmitting far-infrared rays emitted from the first heater (31) and the reflector (40), and the property of transmitting far infrared rays emitted from the first heater (31) and the reflector (40) It has the property of absorbing heat.
 耐熱ガラス(61)の左右端は、ケーシング(11)の支持部材(図示省略)に固定される。耐熱ガラス(61)の下端は、支持板(39)に固定される。耐熱ガラス(61)の上端は、上面(14)の下方に配置される。別の言い方をすると、耐熱ガラス(61)の上端と上面(14)との間には、隙間が形成される。耐熱ガラス(61)は、吸込部材(60)に対向する。具体的には、耐熱ガラス(61)の全域が、前後方向において吸込部材(60)と重なるように配置される。 The left and right ends of the heat-resistant glass (61) are fixed to supporting members (not shown) of the casing (11). A lower end of the heat-resistant glass (61) is fixed to the support plate (39). The upper end of the heat-resistant glass (61) is arranged below the upper surface (14). In other words, a gap is formed between the upper end of the heat-resistant glass (61) and the upper surface (14). The heat-resistant glass (61) faces the suction member (60). Specifically, the entire area of the heat-resistant glass (61) is arranged so as to overlap the suction member (60) in the front-rear direction.
 変形例2の第1流路(23)は、吸込部材(60)と耐熱ガラス(61)との間に形成される。具体的に、第1流路(23)は、吸込部材(60)の前面と耐熱ガラス(61)の後面との間に形成される。耐熱ガラス(61)と反射板(40)との間には、第1ヒータ(31)が配置される空間が形成される。この空間は、実質的には空気が流れない空間である。 The first flow path (23) of Modification 2 is formed between the suction member (60) and the heat-resistant glass (61). Specifically, the first flow path (23) is formed between the front surface of the suction member (60) and the rear surface of the heat-resistant glass (61). A space in which the first heater (31) is arranged is formed between the heat-resistant glass (61) and the reflector (40). This space is a space in which air does not substantially flow.
 床置き型暖房装置(10)の運転時には、上記実施形態と同様、第1ヒータ(31)の熱線の一部は前方に進み、残部は反射板(40)に反射して前方に進む。前方に進む熱線のほぼ全てが、耐熱ガラス(61)を透過して吸込部材(60)に向かい、最終的にケーシング(11)の前方へ進む。 During operation of the floor heating device (10), part of the heat ray of the first heater (31) travels forward, and the rest of the heat ray travels forward after being reflected by the reflector (40), as in the above embodiment. Almost all of the heat rays traveling forward pass through the heat-resistant glass (61), head toward the suction member (60), and finally travel forward through the casing (11).
 吸込口(20)から吸い込まれた室内空間(S)の空気は、第1流路(23)において加熱される。具体的に、第1流路(23)の空気は、第1ヒータ(31)から吸熱した耐熱ガラスにより加熱される。第1流路(23)の空気は、連通路(24)を介して第2流路(25)に流入する。第2流路(25)の空気は、第1ヒータ(31)から吸熱した反射板(40)により加熱されながら下方に向かって流れる。反射板(40)を通過した空気は、吹出空間(26)に流入して、ファン(50)を通過する。ファン(50)を通過した空気は、吹出口(21)から温風として室内空間(S)に吹き出される。 The air in the indoor space (S) sucked from the suction port (20) is heated in the first flow path (23). Specifically, the air in the first flow path (23) is heated by heat-resistant glass that has absorbed heat from the first heater (31). Air in the first flow path (23) flows into the second flow path (25) through the communication path (24). The air in the second flow path (25) flows downward while being heated by the reflecting plate (40) that has absorbed heat from the first heater (31). After passing through the reflector (40), the air flows into the blowout space (26) and passes through the fan (50). The air that has passed through the fan (50) is blown out from the outlet (21) into the indoor space (S) as warm air.
 本例の床置き型暖房装置(10)では、耐熱ガラス(61)が第1ヒータ(31)から吸収した熱を空気通路(P)の空気の加熱に利用できる。加えて、耐熱ガラス(61)が第1ヒータ(31)から吸熱するため、耐熱ガラス(61)の前方に配置される吸込部材(60)が過剰に加熱されることを抑制できる。その結果、ユーザに対する安全性を確保できる。 In the floor heating device (10) of this example, the heat absorbed by the heat-resistant glass (61) from the first heater (31) can be used to heat the air in the air passage (P). In addition, since the heat-resistant glass (61) absorbs heat from the first heater (31), excessive heating of the suction member (60) arranged in front of the heat-resistant glass (61) can be suppressed. As a result, safety for users can be ensured.
 (12-3)変形例3
 図8に示す変形例3の床置き型暖房装置(10)では、パネル(60)として、前側吸込部材(60)が設けられる。前側吸込部材(60)は、上記変形例1及び2の吸込部材(60)と同様に、吸込口(20)に設けられる。変形例3の床置き型暖房装置(10)は、後側吸込部材(61)を有する。後側吸込部材(61)は、複数の孔(H)を有するパンチングプレートである。
(12-3) Modification 3
In the floor heating apparatus (10) of Modification 3 shown in FIG. 8, a front suction member (60) is provided as the panel (60). The front suction member (60) is provided at the suction port (20), like the suction members (60) of Modifications 1 and 2 above. The floor heating device (10) of Modification 3 has a rear suction member (61). The rear suction member (61) is a punching plate having a plurality of holes (H).
 後側吸込部材(61)は、第1流路(23)に配置される。後側吸込部材(61)は、前側吸込部材(60)の後方、かつ、第1ヒータ(31)の前方に配置される。後側吸込部材(61)の左右端は、ケーシング(11)の支持部材(図示省略)に固定される。後側吸込部材(61)の下端は、支持板(39)に固定される。後側吸込部材(61)の上端は上面(14)に固定される。後側吸込部材(61)は、前側吸込部材(60)に対向する。後側吸込部材(61)は、前後方向において前側吸込部材(60)の全域と重なるように配置される。 The rear suction member (61) is arranged in the first flow path (23). The rear suction member (61) is arranged behind the front suction member (60) and in front of the first heater (31). Left and right ends of the rear suction member (61) are fixed to supporting members (not shown) of the casing (11). A lower end of the rear suction member (61) is fixed to the support plate (39). The upper end of the rear suction member (61) is fixed to the upper surface (14). The rear suction member (61) faces the front suction member (60). The rear suction member (61) is arranged so as to overlap the entire front suction member (60) in the front-rear direction.
 床置き型暖房装置(10)の運転時には、上記実施形態と同様、第1ヒータ(31)の熱線の一部は前方に進み、残部は反射板(40)に反射して前方に進む。前方に進む熱線のほぼ全てが、後側吸込部材(61)を介して前側吸込部材(60)に向かい、最終的にケーシング(11)の前方へ進む。後側吸込部材(61)は、第1ヒータ(31)の熱の一部を吸収する。 During operation of the floor heating device (10), part of the heat ray of the first heater (31) travels forward, and the rest of the heat ray travels forward after being reflected by the reflector (40), as in the above embodiment. Almost all of the heat rays traveling forward travel through the rear suction member (61) to the front suction member (60) and finally to the front of the casing (11). The rear suction member (61) absorbs part of the heat of the first heater (31).
 第1流路(23)では、前側吸込部材(60)を介して第1流路(23)に吸い込まれた空気の一部は、後側吸込部材(61)の複数の孔(H)を通過する。第1流路(23)の空気は、第1ヒータ(31)と、第1ヒータ(31)の熱を吸収した後側吸込部材(61)とにより加熱される。この空気は、連通路(24)を介して、第2流路(25)に流入する。第2流路(25)の空気は、第1ヒータ(31)から吸熱した反射板(40)により加熱されながら下方に流れる。反射板(40)の下端を通過した空気は、吹出空間(26)の下部のファン(50)を通過して、吹出口(21)から室内空間(S)に吹き出される。 In the first flow path (23), part of the air sucked into the first flow path (23) through the front suction member (60) passes through the plurality of holes (H) of the rear suction member (61). pass. The air in the first flow path (23) is heated by the first heater (31) and the rear suction member (61) absorbing the heat of the first heater (31). This air flows into the second flow path (25) through the communication path (24). The air in the second flow path (25) flows downward while being heated by the reflecting plate (40) that has absorbed heat from the first heater (31). The air that has passed through the lower end of the reflector (40) passes through the fan (50) in the lower part of the blowout space (26) and is blown out from the blowout port (21) into the indoor space (S).
 本例においても、後側吸込部材(61)が第1ヒータ(31)の熱を吸収することで、前側吸込部材(60)が過剰に加熱されることを抑制できる。 Also in this example, the rear suction member (61) absorbs the heat of the first heater (31), thereby suppressing excessive heating of the front suction member (60).
 (12-4)変形例4
 図9に示す変形例4の床置き型暖房装置(10)は、上記実施形態の床置き型暖房装置(10)に後側耐熱ガラス(61)が設けられる。
(12-4) Modification 4
A floor-standing heating device (10) of Modification 4 shown in FIG. 9 is provided with a rear heat-resistant glass (61) in addition to the floor-standing heating device (10) of the above embodiment.
 変形例4の床置き型暖房装置(10)は、パネル(60)として前側耐熱ガラス(60)が設けられる。前側耐熱ガラス(60)は、上記実施形態の耐熱ガラス(60)である。具体的に、前側耐熱ガラス(60)は、ケーシング(11)の前側開口(11a)に設けられる。前側耐熱ガラス(60)は、ケーシング(11)の前面(12)に沿って形成される。具体的には、前側耐熱ガラス(60)は、ケーシング(11)の上端から吸込口(20)に亘って上下に延びている。前側耐熱ガラス(60)は、ケーシング(11)の左面(17)から右面(16)に亘って左右に延びている。 The floor-standing heating device (10) of Modification 4 is provided with a front heat-resistant glass (60) as a panel (60). The front heat-resistant glass (60) is the heat-resistant glass (60) of the above embodiment. Specifically, the front heat-resistant glass (60) is provided in the front opening (11a) of the casing (11). A front heat resistant glass (60) is formed along the front surface (12) of the casing (11). Specifically, the front heat-resistant glass (60) extends vertically from the upper end of the casing (11) to the suction port (20). The front heat-resistant glass (60) extends laterally from the left surface (17) to the right surface (16) of the casing (11).
 後側耐熱ガラス(61)は、前側耐熱ガラス(60)と同様に、平板状に形成された耐熱性に優れたガラス材料で構成される。後側耐熱ガラス(61)は、第1ヒータ(31)および反射板(40)から発する遠赤外線を透過する特性を有する。後側耐熱ガラス(61)は、第1ヒータ(31)および反射板(40)から発する熱を吸収する特性を有する。 Like the front heat-resistant glass (60), the rear heat-resistant glass (61) is made of a flat glass material with excellent heat resistance. The rear heat-resistant glass (61) has a property of transmitting far infrared rays emitted from the first heater (31) and the reflector (40). The rear heat-resistant glass (61) has the property of absorbing heat generated from the first heater (31) and the reflector (40).
 後側耐熱ガラス(61)は、ケーシング(11)の前面(12)よりも後方、かつ、第1ヒータ(31)よりも前方に配置される。後側耐熱ガラス(61)は、前側耐熱ガラス(60)と平行な状態で支持部材(図示省略)を介してケーシング(11)に固定される。後側耐熱ガラス(61)は、前側耐熱ガラス(60)と対向する。後側耐熱ガラス(61)の下端の高さ位置は、前側耐熱ガラス(60)の下端の高さ位置と概ね等しい。後側耐熱ガラス(61)の上端の高さ位置は、後側耐熱ガラス(61)の上端の高さ位置よりも低い。後側耐熱ガラス(61)の全域が、前後方向において、前側耐熱ガラス(60)と重なる。 The rear heat-resistant glass (61) is arranged rearward of the front surface (12) of the casing (11) and forward of the first heater (31). The rear heat-resistant glass (61) is fixed to the casing (11) in parallel with the front heat-resistant glass (60) via a support member (not shown). The rear heat-resistant glass (61) faces the front heat-resistant glass (60). The height position of the lower end of the rear heat-resistant glass (61) is substantially equal to the height position of the lower end of the front heat-resistant glass (60). The height position of the upper end of the rear heat-resistant glass (61) is lower than the height position of the upper end of the rear heat-resistant glass (61). The entire area of the rear heat-resistant glass (61) overlaps the front heat-resistant glass (60) in the front-rear direction.
 変形例4の反射板(40)は、前側反射板(40a)および後側反射板(40b)を有する。前側反射板(40a)は、上記実施形態の反射板(40)と同じ構成である。変形例4においても、反射板(40)は、第1ヒータ(31)とファン(50)とを結ぶ最短経路L1を横切るように配置される。具体的に、前側反射板(40a)の第2曲面部(42)の第1傾斜部(R1)が、第1ヒータ(31)とファン(50)とを結ぶ最短経路L1上に介在する。 The reflector (40) of Modification 4 has a front reflector (40a) and a rear reflector (40b). The front reflector (40a) has the same configuration as the reflector (40) of the above embodiment. Also in Modification 4, the reflector (40) is arranged to cross the shortest path L1 connecting the first heater (31) and the fan (50). Specifically, the first inclined portion (R1) of the second curved portion (42) of the front reflector (40a) is on the shortest path L1 connecting the first heater (31) and the fan (50).
 後側反射板(40b)は、第1ヒータ(31)および前側反射板(40a)の後方に配置される。後側反射板(40b)の上端は、第1支持板(35)を介してケーシング(11)に固定される。後側反射板(40b)の下端は、第2支持板(36)を介してケーシング(11)に固定される。 The rear reflector (40b) is arranged behind the first heater (31) and the front reflector (40a). The upper end of the rear reflector (40b) is fixed to the casing (11) via the first support plate (35). A lower end of the rear reflector (40b) is fixed to the casing (11) via the second support plate (36).
 後側反射板(40b)は、図8の紙面方向(左右方向)に直角な断面視において、略円弧状の第3曲面部(44)を含む。第3曲面部(44)は、左右方向に延びるとともに、該左右方向において略同一の断面形状を有する。具体的には、第3曲面部(44)は、後方に膨出した曲面状に形成される。第3曲面部(44)の前面には、第1ヒータ(31)の熱線を前方に反射する第3傾斜部(R3)が形成される。後側反射板(40b)により、反射板(40)と後面(13)との間の空間には空気が流れない。 The rear reflector (40b) includes a substantially arcuate third curved surface portion (44) in a cross-sectional view perpendicular to the paper surface direction (horizontal direction) of FIG. The third curved surface portion (44) extends in the left-right direction and has substantially the same cross-sectional shape in the left-right direction. Specifically, the third curved surface portion (44) is formed into a curved surface that bulges rearward. A third inclined portion (R3) is formed on the front surface of the third curved portion (44) to reflect forward the heat rays of the first heater (31). Air does not flow in the space between the reflector (40) and the rear surface (13) due to the rear reflector (40b).
 変形例4の第1流路(23)は、後側耐熱ガラス(61)と前側耐熱ガラス(60)との間に形成される。第1流路(23)は、空気が上方に流れる流路を構成している。変形例4の連通路(24)は、前側耐熱ガラス(60)と上面(14)との間に形成される。連通路(24)では、上方を向く空気流れがUターンして下方を向く空気流れとなる。変形例4の第2流路(25)は、前側反射板(40a)と、後側耐熱ガラス(61)との間に形成される。第2流路(25)は、空気が下方に流れる流路を構成している。変形例4の吹出空間(26)は、吹出口(21)の奥側(後側)に形成される。吹出空間(26)には、ファン(50)が配置される。 The first flow path (23) of Modification 4 is formed between the rear heat-resistant glass (61) and the front heat-resistant glass (60). The first flow path (23) constitutes a flow path through which air flows upward. The communication path (24) of Modification 4 is formed between the front heat-resistant glass (60) and the upper surface (14). In the communication passage (24), the upward airflow makes a U-turn and becomes a downward airflow. The second flow path (25) of Modification 4 is formed between the front reflector (40a) and the rear heat-resistant glass (61). The second flow path (25) constitutes a flow path through which air flows downward. The blowout space (26) of Modification 4 is formed on the far side (rear side) of the blowout port (21). A fan (50) is arranged in the blowing space (26).
 上記実施形態と同様に、第1ヒータ(31)が通電状態になると、第1ヒータ(31)から熱線が放出される。第1ヒータ(31)から発する熱線の一部は、直接的に前方へ移動する。第1ヒータ(31)から発する熱線の残部は、前側反射板(40a)および後側反射板(40b)で反射された後、間接的に前方へ移動する。これにより、ケーシング(11)の前側へ輻射熱が放出される。 As in the above embodiment, when the first heater (31) is energized, hot wire is emitted from the first heater (31). Some of the heat rays emitted from the first heater (31) directly move forward. The rest of the heat rays emitted from the first heater (31) indirectly travel forward after being reflected by the front reflector (40a) and the rear reflector (40b). As a result, radiant heat is released to the front side of the casing (11).
 第1ヒータ(31)から放出された熱が後側耐熱ガラス(61)を透過すると、この熱が後側耐熱ガラス(61)に吸収される。次いで、後側耐熱ガラス(61)を透過した熱が前側耐熱ガラス(60)を透過すると、この熱が前側耐熱ガラス(60)に吸収される。このように、第1ヒータ(31)の前側に後側耐熱ガラス(61)および前側耐熱ガラス(60)を設けることで、ケーシング(11)の前側の温度が過剰に高くなることを抑制できる。 When the heat emitted from the first heater (31) passes through the rear heat-resistant glass (61), the heat is absorbed by the rear heat-resistant glass (61). Next, when the heat transmitted through the rear heat-resistant glass (61) is transmitted through the front heat-resistant glass (60), the heat is absorbed by the front heat-resistant glass (60). By thus providing the rear heat-resistant glass (61) and the front heat-resistant glass (60) in front of the first heater (31), it is possible to prevent the temperature of the front side of the casing (11) from becoming excessively high.
 ファン(50)が運転されると、室内空間(S)の室内空気が吸込口(20)に吸い込まれる。この空気は、第1流路(23)を上方に流れる。第1流路(23)の空気は、前側耐熱ガラス(60)および後側耐熱ガラス(61)の熱が付与されることで加熱される。連通路(24)を介して、第2流路(25)に流入した空気は、第2流路(25)の下方に向かって流れる過程で、第1ヒータ(31)により加熱される。加熱された空気は、ファン(50)を通過して、吹出口(21)から温風として室内空間(S)に吹き出される。 When the fan (50) operates, the indoor air in the indoor space (S) is drawn into the suction port (20). This air flows upward through the first flow path (23). The air in the first flow path (23) is heated by the heat of the front heat-resistant glass (60) and the rear heat-resistant glass (61). The air that has flowed into the second flow path (25) through the communication path (24) is heated by the first heater (31) while flowing downward in the second flow path (25). The heated air passes through the fan (50) and is blown out from the outlet (21) into the indoor space (S) as warm air.
 このように本例では、第1流路(23)において後側耐熱ガラス(61)の前面および前側耐熱ガラス(60)の後面に沿って空気が流れることで、後側耐熱ガラス(61)および前側耐熱ガラス(60)で吸熱した熱を、空気の加熱に利用できる。同時に、後側耐熱ガラス(61)および後側耐熱ガラス(61)を空気によって冷却できるので、ケーシング(11)の前側の温度が過剰に高くなることを抑制できる。 In this way, in the present example, air flows along the front surface of the rear heat-resistant glass (61) and the rear surface of the front heat-resistant glass (60) in the first flow path (23). The heat absorbed by the front heat-resistant glass (60) can be used to heat the air. At the same time, since the rear heat-resistant glass (61) and the rear heat-resistant glass (61) can be cooled by air, it is possible to prevent the temperature of the front side of the casing (11) from becoming excessively high.
 特に、前側耐熱ガラス(60)は、ケーシング(11)の外部に露出しているため、前側耐熱ガラス(60)の表面温度が高くなり過ぎると、ユーザの安全性が損なわれてしまう。これに対し、本実施形態では、前側耐熱ガラス(60)の表面温度を下げることができるので、ユーザの安全性を確保できる。 In particular, since the front heat-resistant glass (60) is exposed to the outside of the casing (11), if the surface temperature of the front heat-resistant glass (60) becomes too high, the user's safety is compromised. In contrast, in the present embodiment, the surface temperature of the front heat-resistant glass (60) can be lowered, thereby ensuring the safety of the user.
 (12-5)変形例5
 図10に示す変形例5の床置き型暖房装置(10)では、ファン(50)の位置が上記変形例1と異なる。ファン(50)は、空気通路(P)において、2つの第1ヒータ(31)のうち上側に配置される第1ヒータ(31)よりも上方に配置される。ファン(50)は、第2流路(25)の上流端またその近傍に配置される。本例においても、反射板(40)は、第1ヒータ(31)とファン(50)とを結ぶ最短経路を横切るように配置される。
(12-5) Modification 5
In the floor heating apparatus (10) of Modification 5 shown in FIG. 10, the position of the fan (50) is different from that in Modification 1 above. The fan (50) is disposed above the first heater (31) of the two first heaters (31) in the air passage (P). The fan (50) is arranged at or near the upstream end of the second flow path (25). Also in this example, the reflector (40) is arranged to cross the shortest path connecting the first heater (31) and the fan (50).
  本例の床置き型暖房装置(10)は、第2ヒータ(33)を備える。第2ヒータ(33)は、例えば通電状態されることで発熱する電気ヒータである。第2ヒータ(33)は、サーミスタやペルチェ素子などの熱電素子を有する。第2ヒータ(33)は、第2流路(25)の下端に配置される。具体的に、第2ヒータ(33)は、2つの第1ヒータ(31)のうち下側に配置される第1ヒータ(31)よりも下方に配置される。 The floor heating device (10) of this example includes a second heater (33). The second heater (33) is, for example, an electric heater that generates heat when energized. The second heater (33) has a thermoelectric element such as a thermistor or Peltier element. The second heater (33) is arranged at the lower end of the second flow path (25). Specifically, the second heater (33) is arranged below the first heater (31) of the two first heaters (31) arranged on the lower side.
  第2ヒータ(33)は、空気通路(P)の空気を加熱する。具体的に、第2ヒータ(33)は、第2流路(25)の空気を加熱する。本例の床置き型暖房装置(10)では、ファン(50)はケーシング(11)の上端付近に配置されるのに対し、第2ヒータ(33)はケーシング(11)の下端付近に配置される。このように、ファン(50)は、第2ヒータ(33)から比較的離れた位置に設けられるため、第2ヒータ(33)の発熱によるファン(50)への影響が抑制される。 The second heater (33) heats the air in the air passage (P). Specifically, the second heater (33) heats the air in the second flow path (25). In the floor heating device (10) of this example, the fan (50) is arranged near the upper end of the casing (11), whereas the second heater (33) is arranged near the lower end of the casing (11). be. In this way, the fan (50) is provided at a position relatively distant from the second heater (33), thereby suppressing the influence of the heat generated by the second heater (33) on the fan (50).
  本例の床置き型暖房装置(10)では、第1ヒータ(31)、第2ヒータ(33)及びファン(50)を運転させることで、第1ヒータ(31)から吸熱した反射板(40)により加熱されながら下方に向かって流れる。反射板(40)の後面の下端を通過した空気は、第2ヒータ(33)を通過することでさらに加熱される。このように、第1ヒータ(31)のみの加熱では不足する吹出口(21)の温風温度を第2ヒータ(33)により加熱することで補うことができる。さらに、第2ヒータ(33)及びファン(50)を運転させることで、吹出口(21)から温風のみを吹き出す運転を実行できる。 In the floor-standing heating device (10) of this example, the first heater (31), the second heater (33) and the fan (50) are operated so that the reflector (40) absorbs heat from the first heater (31). ) flows downward while being heated by The air that has passed through the lower end of the rear surface of the reflector (40) is further heated by passing through the second heater (33). In this way, the second heater (33) can compensate for the insufficient hot air temperature of the outlet (21) by heating with the first heater (31) alone. Furthermore, by operating the second heater (33) and the fan (50), it is possible to carry out an operation in which only warm air is blown out from the outlet (21).
 (13)その他の実施形態
 上記実施形態、および各変形例については、以下のような構成としてもよい。
(13) Other Embodiments The above-described embodiment and modifications may be configured as follows.
 第1曲面部(41)及び第2曲面部(42)は、第1傾斜部(R1)及び第2傾斜部(R2)の有無、または第1曲面部(41)及び第2曲面部(42)における熱線の反射位置に関わらず、反射板(40)により反射された第1ヒータ(31)からの熱線が前面(12)に向かって略水平に進むように形成されてもよい。このことにより、前面(12)の前方を集中的に暖めることができる。この場合において、反射板(40)により反射された熱線が前面(12)に向かって略水平に進むように形成された第1曲面部(41)及び第2曲面部(42)の取り付け角度を調節して、反射板(40)により反射された熱線が前面(12)に向かって上向きに進むようにしてもよいし、下向きに進むようにしてもよい。 The first curved surface portion (41) and the second curved surface portion (42) have the first inclined portion (R1) and the second inclined portion (R2), or the first curved surface portion (41) and the second curved surface portion (42). ), the heat ray from the first heater (31) reflected by the reflector (40) may travel substantially horizontally toward the front surface (12). As a result, the area in front of the front surface (12) can be heated intensively. In this case, the mounting angles of the first curved surface portion (41) and the second curved surface portion (42) formed so that the heat rays reflected by the reflector (40) travel substantially horizontally toward the front surface (12) are It may be adjusted so that the heat rays reflected by the reflector (40) travel upwards toward the front surface (12) or downwards.
 本開示のパネル(60)は、上記の実施形態において、前側開口(11a)に形成されるものとして説明したが、パネル(60)は、前側開口(11a)の内側、すなわちケーシング(11)の前面(12)より内側に形成されてもよいし、ケーシング(11)の前面(12)に沿って形成されてもよい。 Although the panel (60) of the present disclosure has been described as being formed in the front opening (11a) in the above embodiments, the panel (60) is positioned inside the front opening (11a), that is, inside the casing (11). It may be formed inside the front surface (12), or may be formed along the front surface (12) of the casing (11).
 パネル(60)は、耐熱フィルムであってもよい。耐熱フィルムが前側開口(11a)を覆うように設けられてもよい。 The panel (60) may be a heat-resistant film. A heat-resistant film may be provided to cover the front opening (11a).
 以上、実施形態および変形例を説明したが、特許請求の範囲の趣旨および範囲から逸脱することなく、形態や詳細の多様な変更が可能なことが理解されるであろう。また、以上の実施形態および変形例は、本開示の対象の機能を損なわない限り、適宜組み合わせたり、置換したりしてもよい。以上に述べた「第1」、「第2」、…という記載は、これらの記載が付与された語句を区別するために用いられており、その語句の数や順序までも限定するものではない。 Although the embodiments and modifications have been described above, it will be understood that various changes in form and details are possible without departing from the spirit and scope of the claims. In addition, the embodiments and modifications described above may be appropriately combined or replaced as long as the functions of the object of the present disclosure are not impaired. The descriptions of "first", "second", ... described above are used to distinguish the words and phrases to which these descriptions are given, and the number and order of the words and phrases are not limited. .
 以上説明したように、本開示は、床置き型暖房装置について有用である。 As described above, the present disclosure is useful for floor-standing heating devices.
   11  ケーシング
   12  前面
   13  後面
   20  吸込口
   21  吹出口
   25  第2流路(第1空間)
   31  第1ヒータ
   33  第2ヒータ
   40  反射板
   42  第2曲面部(ガイド部)
   50  ファン
   60  パネル
    P  空気通路
   R1  第1傾斜部
   R2  第2傾斜部
    S  室内空間(対象空間)
11 Casing 12 Front 13 Rear 20 Suction port 21 Air outlet 25 Second flow path (first space)
31 First heater 33 Second heater 40 Reflector 42 Second curved surface portion (guide portion)
50 Fan 60 Panel P Air passage R1 First slope R2 Second slope S Indoor space (target space)

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  1.  内部空間(I)が形成されるケーシング(11)と、
     前記内部空間(I)に配置され、輻射熱を与える第1ヒータ(31)と、
     前記内部空間(I)に配置され、前記第1ヒータ(31)から発生した熱線を前記ケーシング(11)の前面(12)に向けて反射する反射板(40)と、
     前記ケーシング(11)に形成され、対象空間(S)の空気を吸い込む吸込口(20)と、
     前記ケーシング(11)に形成され、対象空間(S)に空気を吹き出す吹出口(21)と、
     前記内部空間(I)に設けられ、前記吸込口(20)と前記吹出口(21)とを連通する空気通路(P)と、
     前記空気通路(P)に配置され、前記吸込口(20)から前記吹出口(21)に向かって空気を搬送するファン(50)とを備え、
     前記空気通路(P)は、前記第1ヒータ(31)により加熱された空気が、前記ファン(50)に向かって流れるように形成され、
     前記反射板(40)は、前記第1ヒータ(31)と前記ファン(50)とを結ぶ最短経路を横切るように配置される床置き型暖房装置。
    a casing (11) in which an internal space (I) is formed;
    a first heater (31) arranged in the internal space (I) to provide radiant heat;
    a reflector (40) arranged in the internal space (I) for reflecting heat rays generated from the first heater (31) toward the front surface (12) of the casing (11);
    a suction port (20) formed in the casing (11) for sucking air in the target space (S);
    an air outlet (21) formed in the casing (11) for blowing air into the target space (S);
    an air passage (P) provided in the internal space (I) and communicating between the inlet (20) and the outlet (21);
    a fan (50) arranged in the air passage (P) and conveying air from the suction port (20) toward the blowout port (21);
    The air passage (P) is formed so that air heated by the first heater (31) flows toward the fan (50),
    The floor heating apparatus, wherein the reflector (40) is arranged to cross the shortest path connecting the first heater (31) and the fan (50).
  2.  前記第1ヒータ(31)からの熱線を透過するパネル(60)を備え、
     前記パネル(60)は、前記第1ヒータ(31)の前方に配置され、
     前記第1ヒータ(31)と前記ファン(50)とを結ぶ最短距離は、前記第1ヒータ(31)と前記パネル(60)とを結ぶ最短距離よりも長い
    請求項1に記載の床置き型暖房装置。
    A panel (60) that transmits heat rays from the first heater (31),
    The panel (60) is arranged in front of the first heater (31),
    2. The floor standing type according to claim 1, wherein the shortest distance between said first heater (31) and said fan (50) is longer than the shortest distance between said first heater (31) and said panel (60). heating system.
  3.  前記ファン(50)は、前記空気通路(P)において、前記第1ヒータ(31)よりも下方に配置される
    請求項1または2に記載の床置き型暖房装置。
    The floor heating apparatus according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the fan (50) is arranged below the first heater (31) in the air passage (P).
  4.  前記ファン(50)は、前記空気通路(P)において、前記第1ヒータ(31)よりも上方に配置される
    請求項1に記載の床置き型暖房装置。
    The floor heating apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the fan (50) is arranged above the first heater (31) in the air passage (P).
  5.  前記空気通路(P)の空気を加熱する第2ヒータ(33)をさらに備え、
     前記第2ヒータ(33)は、前記第1ヒータ(31)よりも下方に配置される
    請求項4に記載の床置き型暖房装置。
    Further comprising a second heater (33) for heating the air in the air passage (P),
    The floor heating apparatus according to claim 4, wherein the second heater (33) is arranged below the first heater (31).
  6.  前記反射板(40)は、
     反射された熱線が前記前面(12)に向かって上方に進むように、前記前面(12)に向かうにつれて下方に傾斜する第1傾斜部(R1)を備える
    請求項1または2に記載の床置き型暖房装置。
    The reflector (40) is
    3. A floor stand according to claim 1 or 2, comprising a first ramp (R1) sloping downward toward said front surface (12) such that reflected heat rays travel upward toward said front surface (12). type heating system.
  7.  前記反射板(40)は、
     反射された熱線が前記前面(12)に向かって下方に進むように、前記前面(12)に向かうにつれて上方に傾斜する第2傾斜部(R2)を備える
    請求項1または2に記載の床置き型暖房装置。
    The reflector (40) is
    3. A floor stand according to claim 1 or 2, comprising a second ramp (R2) that slopes upward toward said front surface (12) so that reflected heat rays travel downward toward said front surface (12). type heating system.
  8.  前記空気通路(P)は、前記第1ヒータ(31)と前記ケーシング(11)の後面(13)との間に配置される前記反射板(40)と、前記後面(13)との間に形成される第1空間(25)を含み、
     前記ファン(50)は、前記第1ヒータ(31)よりも下方に配置され、
     前記反射板(40)は、前記第1空間(25)において上方から下方に向かって流れる空気を前記ファン(50)へ直接案内するガイド部(42)を有し、
     前記ガイド部(42)は、前記ファン(50)よりも前記後面(13)側に膨出するように形成される
    請求項1または2に記載の床置き型暖房装置。
    The air passage (P) is located between the reflector (40) arranged between the first heater (31) and the rear surface (13) of the casing (11) and the rear surface (13). comprising a first space (25) formed;
    The fan (50) is arranged below the first heater (31),
    The reflector (40) has a guide portion (42) that directly guides the air flowing downward in the first space (25) to the fan (50),
    The floor heating apparatus according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the guide portion (42) is formed to protrude toward the rear surface (13) from the fan (50).
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