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JPH03216112A - Perishable food storage device - Google Patents

Perishable food storage device

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JPH03216112A
JPH03216112A JP2011434A JP1143490A JPH03216112A JP H03216112 A JPH03216112 A JP H03216112A JP 2011434 A JP2011434 A JP 2011434A JP 1143490 A JP1143490 A JP 1143490A JP H03216112 A JPH03216112 A JP H03216112A
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carbon dioxide
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Jun Takeda
純 武田
Takeshi Shimizu
武 清水
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Panasonic Holdings Corp
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Matsushita Refrigeration Co
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To compact a carbon dioxide adsorber by installing a specific flow channel changing parts at the upper stream side and the downstream side of plural adsorbent to adsorb and remove excess carbon dioxide gas divided by a partition plates and laying intervals between the changing part and the adsorbing materials. CONSTITUTION:A carbon dioxide gas adsorber 102 consisting of plural adsorbent 135 divided by inner partition plates 139 and flow channel changing parts 136 and 137 made of dampers 152-159 at the upper stream side and the downstream side of the adsorbent is covered with an outer box 138. A distance through which a circulating gas is passed is short, reduction in an amount of circulating air caused by pressure loss is small and a few connecting pipings exist.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 産業上の利用分野 本発明は、野菜,果実等の生鮮物を生産地あるいは流通
段階等において長時間の貯蔵を可能とする生鮮物貯蔵装
置に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a fresh produce storage device that allows fresh produce such as vegetables and fruits to be stored for long periods of time at production sites or distribution stages.

従来の技術 生畦物を貯蔵する手段としては冷蔵貯蔵が一般的である
が、これに加えてよ9長期にわたる貯蔵手段として、貯
蔵庫内の空気成分を変える貯蔵がある。つまり、貯蔵庫
内の酸素O 濃度を減少せ2 しめ、炭酸ガスCQ2濃度を増加せしめることで生鮮物
の呼吸作用を抑制し、まだ微生物による変質分解や酸化
等の化学反応も防止することができることが知られてい
る。
Conventional techniques Refrigerated storage is a common means of storing raw materials, but in addition to this, there is also a long-term storage method that involves changing the air composition within the storage room. In other words, by reducing the oxygen O2 concentration and increasing the carbon dioxide CQ2 concentration in the storage room, it is possible to suppress the respiration of fresh produce and also prevent chemical reactions such as alteration and decomposition by microorganisms and oxidation. Are known.

以下図面を参照しながら、この従来である特開昭63−
201407号公報について第3図を参考に説明する。
Referring to the drawings below, this conventional Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 63-
Publication No. 201407 will be explained with reference to FIG. 3.

図において、1は生鮮物を貯蔵するプレファプ冷蔵庫の
如き貯蔵庫であり、圧縮機2,凝縮器3,蒸発器4,送
風機6,6よシ成る冷却装置7を上部に載架している。
In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a storage such as a pre-fabricated refrigerator for storing perishables, and a cooling device 7 consisting of a compressor 2, a condenser 3, an evaporator 4, and blowers 6 is mounted on the top.

前記貯蔵庫1には庫内に炭酸ガスCO2を充填するだめ
の炭酸ガス発生装置8と、燃焼ガスの中の過剰な炭酸ガ
7CO を吸着して除2 去する炭酸ガス吸着装置9が接続されている。炭酸ガス
発生装置8は、貯蔵庫1内の空気を導入する導入管1o
と、ここで発生したき焼ガスを炭酸ガス吸着装置9に導
く、連結管11との間に構成され,P焼炉12,触媒管
13,予熱器14及び冷却器15で構成されている。1
6は送風機であり、冷却器16と炭酸ガス吸着装置9と
の間の連結管11に設け,導入管10より貯蔵庫1内の
空気を炭酸ガス発生装置8に導き、連結管11により炭
酸ガス吸着装置9に送り込む。燃焼炉12は、内面に断
熱管17を備えた内ケーシング18と、燃焼2次空気を
供給するために内ケーシング18との間に風路19を形
成した内面に断熱管20を備えた外ケーシング21と、
断熱管17内で固形燃料22を載置する火格子23と、
燃焼空気を加熱して固形燃料22を燃焼させるだめの着
火用ヒータ24より構成されている。内ケーシング18
と外ケーシング21は、仕切板26で風路19を上下に
仕切っている。26は燃焼炉12に循環させる燃焼用空
気の分岐部であり、この分岐部26と勿焼炉12の下部
とを接続管27で接続させ、かつ、分岐部26と燃焼炉
12の風路19の上部と接続管28で接続管28で接続
させている。固形燃料22は、純度の高い炭素であり燃
焼によシC+o+N −+CQ2+N2の反応で,懲焼
ガスは炭2   2 酸ガスCo  と窒素N になる。
Connected to the storage 1 are a carbon dioxide gas generator 8 for filling the interior with carbon dioxide gas CO2, and a carbon dioxide adsorption device 9 for adsorbing and removing excess carbon dioxide 7CO in the combustion gas. There is. The carbon dioxide generator 8 includes an introduction pipe 1o that introduces air inside the storage 1.
and a connecting pipe 11 that guides the calcined gas generated here to the carbon dioxide adsorption device 9, and is composed of a P calcining furnace 12, a catalyst tube 13, a preheater 14, and a cooler 15. 1
Reference numeral 6 denotes a blower, which is installed in a connecting pipe 11 between the cooler 16 and the carbon dioxide adsorption device 9, guides the air in the storage 1 to the carbon dioxide gas generator 8 through the introduction pipe 10, and adsorbs carbon dioxide through the connecting pipe 11. It is sent to device 9. The combustion furnace 12 includes an inner casing 18 having a heat insulating pipe 17 on its inner surface, and an outer casing having a heat insulating pipe 20 on its inner surface forming an air passage 19 between the inner casing 18 and the inner casing 18 for supplying secondary combustion air. 21 and
a grate 23 on which solid fuel 22 is placed within the heat insulating pipe 17;
It is composed of an ignition heater 24 that heats the combustion air to combust the solid fuel 22. Inner casing 18
The outer casing 21 partitions the air passage 19 into upper and lower parts with a partition plate 26. Reference numeral 26 denotes a branch part for the combustion air to be circulated to the combustion furnace 12. This branch part 26 and the lower part of the non-burning furnace 12 are connected by a connecting pipe 27, and the branch part 26 and the air passage 19 of the combustion furnace 12 are connected to each other by a connecting pipe 27. It is connected to the upper part of the body by a connecting pipe 28. The solid fuel 22 is highly pure carbon and is combusted by a reaction of C+o+N-+CQ2+N2, and the combustion gas becomes charcoal 22 acid gas Co and nitrogen N.

29は燃焼炉12より燃焼ガスを触媒管13に導く接続
管であり、内面に断熱管3oを備えている。
Reference numeral 29 denotes a connecting pipe that guides combustion gas from the combustion furnace 12 to the catalyst tube 13, and has a heat insulating pipe 3o on its inner surface.

触媒管13は、断熱管31を備えだケーシング32内に
上部よシフィルタ−33、その下部に触媒34を2個設
けている。35は触媒加熱用ヒータで2個の触媒34の
間に取付けている。36は触媒管13よシ燃焼ガスを予
熱器14に導く接続管であυ、内面に断熱管37を備え
ている。予熱器14は、断熱管38を備えたケーシング
39内に熱交換器4oを備えている。熱交換器4oは、
複数のパイプ41とパイプ管外側を蛇行状に空気が流れ
るように配置した複数のフィン42より構成している。
The catalyst tube 13 includes a heat insulating tube 31, an upper filter 33 in a casing 32, and two catalysts 34 below it. 35 is a heater for heating the catalyst, and is installed between the two catalysts 34. Reference numeral 36 denotes a connecting pipe for guiding the combustion gas from the catalyst pipe 13 to the preheater 14, and is provided with a heat insulating pipe 37 on the inner surface. The preheater 14 includes a heat exchanger 4o inside a casing 39 that includes an insulated pipe 38. The heat exchanger 4o is
It is composed of a plurality of pipes 41 and a plurality of fins 42 arranged so that air flows in a meandering manner on the outside of the pipe.

この熱交換器4oのパイプ管内を触媒管13よシ循環し
てきた燃焼ガスが通過し、パイプ管外側の上部の入口部
43より、導入管10で導入した貯蔵庫1内の空気を、
下部の出口部44までパイプ管外側を蛇行させて循環さ
せ、出口部44と接続した接続管45で前記分岐部26
と接続させている。46は予熱器14より燃焼ガスを冷
却器15に導く接続管である。47は冷却器用の冷却フ
ァンである。
The combustion gas that has been circulated through the catalyst tube 13 passes through the pipe of this heat exchanger 4o, and the air in the storage 1 introduced through the introduction pipe 10 from the upper inlet 43 on the outside of the pipe is passed through.
The outside of the pipe is meandered and circulated up to the lower outlet part 44, and the connecting pipe 45 connected to the outlet part 44 connects the branch part 26.
It is connected to Reference numeral 46 denotes a connecting pipe that guides the combustion gas from the preheater 14 to the cooler 15. 47 is a cooling fan for the cooler.

一方炭酸ガス吸着装@9は、燃焼ガスの中の過剰な炭酸
ガスCO2を吸着し、貯蔵庫1外に排出するだめのもの
である。2基の吸着器48.49に対し、燃焼ガスが交
互に循環するように導入管60,51,排出管52,5
3,切替バルブ54,55で構成されている。吸着器4
8.49内には,吸着材56.67が充填されておシ、
炭酸ガスC○2を吸着し、吸着能力が低下すると、送風
機68によって外気を切替パルブ69,排出管6 2.
 53に接続している導入管60あるいは61を通して
吸着器48あるいは49に送風し、炭酸ガスを説着し、
導入管50あるいは61に接続している排出管52,6
3,切替バルブ64を通して排気管65より大気に排気
されるように構成している。
On the other hand, the carbon dioxide adsorption device @9 is for adsorbing excess carbon dioxide gas CO2 in the combustion gas and discharging it outside the storage 1. Inlet pipes 60, 51 and discharge pipes 52, 5 are connected to the two adsorbers 48, 49 so that combustion gas alternately circulates.
3. Consists of switching valves 54 and 55. Adsorber 4
8.49 is filled with adsorbent 56.67.
When carbon dioxide gas C○2 is adsorbed and the adsorption capacity decreases, the blower 68 switches the outside air to the valve 69 and the exhaust pipe 6 2.
Air is blown to the adsorber 48 or 49 through the introduction pipe 60 or 61 connected to the 53, and carbon dioxide gas is introduced therein.
Discharge pipes 52, 6 connected to the inlet pipe 50 or 61
3. The exhaust pipe 65 is configured to be exhausted to the atmosphere through the switching valve 64.

例えば、吸増器48が吸着作用、吸着器49が脱着作用
をしている時は、切替バルプ54,66は、撚焼ガスが
導入管60,吸着器48,排出管62を通過して流れる
方向に開いており,また、切替バルプ59.64は、外
気が送風機58によって、導入管61,吸着器49,排
出管63を通過して流れる方向に開いて、排気管65よ
り大気に排気される。排気管66は、切替パルプ66と
貯蔵庫を接続している。67は導入管1oに設け一方を
大気に開放している切替バルプである。68は切替バル
プであり、冷却器16と送風機16との間に設けられ、
かつ連結管69によって、導入管1oと切替バルブ68
は接続されている。7oは送風機16の風量を制御する
コントローラーであυ、貯蔵庫1内のガス濃度を検知す
るガスモニター71の信号によって風量は決定する。7
2はチャンバーであり、貯蔵庫1と切替バルグ670間
の導入管10に設けられた容器であり、ガスモニター7
1のサンプリングチューブ73を接続している。
For example, when the suction device 48 is performing an adsorption function and the adsorber 49 is performing a desorption function, the switching valves 54 and 66 allow the twisting gas to flow through the inlet pipe 60, adsorber 48, and discharge pipe 62. In addition, the switching valves 59 and 64 open in the direction in which outside air flows through the inlet pipe 61, adsorber 49, and discharge pipe 63 by the blower 58, and are exhausted to the atmosphere through the exhaust pipe 65. Ru. The exhaust pipe 66 connects the switching pulp 66 and the storage. Reference numeral 67 denotes a switching valve which is provided in the introduction pipe 1o and has one side open to the atmosphere. 68 is a switching valve, which is provided between the cooler 16 and the blower 16,
And the connecting pipe 69 connects the introduction pipe 1o and the switching valve 68.
is connected. A controller 7o controls the air volume of the blower 16, and the air volume is determined by a signal from a gas monitor 71 that detects the gas concentration in the storage 1. 7
2 is a chamber, which is a container provided in the introduction pipe 10 between the storage 1 and the switching valve 670, and a gas monitor 7;
1 sampling tube 73 is connected.

発明が解決しようとする課題 しかしながら上記のような構成では、吸着器の上・下流
側の配管構成力、{複雑となシかつ、この流路切替部と
吸着材との間も配管で接続している。
Problems to be Solved by the Invention However, in the above configuration, the piping configuration force on the upstream and downstream sides of the adsorber is complicated, and the flow path switching part and the adsorbent are also connected by piping. ing.

このために、この部分における圧力損失による循環空気
量の低下は大きく必要循環空気量を確保するためには大
型の送風機が必要となり、前述の配管構成と合わせて、
装置の大型化,高コヌト化という問題貞、を有していた
For this reason, the amount of circulating air decreases due to pressure loss in this part, and in order to secure the necessary amount of circulating air, a large blower is required.
This had the problem of increasing the size of the equipment and increasing the number of connections.

本発明は、上記課題に鑑みコンノ{クトで安価な生鮮物
貯蔵装置を提供するものである。
In view of the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a compact and inexpensive fresh food storage device.

課額を解失するだめの手段 上記問題弘を解決するために本発明の生鮮物貯蔵装置は
、過剰な炭酸ガスを吸着して除去する内仕切板で仕切っ
た複数の吸着材と、吸着材の上・下流側にダンパーで構
成して,ガスの流れ方向と流路を切替える流路切替部と
を一体に構成しかつ、吸着材と流路切替部との間に間隙
を設けてなる炭酸ガス吸着装置を備えたものである。
Means to Eliminate Charges In order to solve the above problem, the fresh produce storage device of the present invention includes a plurality of adsorbents separated by internal partition plates that adsorb and remove excess carbon dioxide, and an adsorbent. The carbon dioxide carbon dioxide is composed of dampers on the upstream and downstream sides, and a flow path switching section that switches the gas flow direction and the flow path is integrated, and a gap is provided between the adsorbent and the flow path switching section. It is equipped with a gas adsorption device.

作  用 本発明は,上記した構成によって吸着材を流れるガスは
層流となり吸着能力が劣化することなく、循環するガス
が通過する距離が短かくできいだめ,圧力損失による循
環空気量の低下が小さく、小型の送風機で必要循環空気
量が確保でき、まだ接続配管が少なくでき、かつ、吸着
材136を収納する容器が簡略化できるため装置のコン
パクト化及び低価格化を図った生鮮物貯蔵装置を提供で
きることとなる。
Function: With the above-described configuration, the gas flowing through the adsorbent material becomes a laminar flow, so that the adsorption capacity is not deteriorated, and the distance through which the circulating gas passes is short, and the amount of circulating air is prevented from decreasing due to pressure loss. A fresh produce storage device that can secure the required amount of circulating air with a small and compact blower, reduce the number of connecting pipes, and simplify the container for storing the adsorbent 136, making the device more compact and inexpensive. This means that we can provide the following.

実施例 以下本発明の一実施例の生鮮物貯蔵装置について図面を
参照しながら説明する。
EXAMPLE Hereinafter, a fresh food storage apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

第1図は、本発明の実施例における生鮮物貯蔵装置の構
成を示すものである。
FIG. 1 shows the configuration of a fresh produce storage device in an embodiment of the present invention.

説明にあたって従来と同一の部分については同一番号で
、従来と異なる部分については101より番号を付けて
説明する。
In the description, parts that are the same as the conventional one will be given the same numbers, and parts that are different from the conventional one will be given numbers starting from 101.

第1図において1は生鮮物を貯蔵するプレフ7ブ冷蔵庫
の如き貯蔵庫であり、圧縮機2,凝縮器3,蒸発器4,
送風機5,6より成る冷却装置7を上部に載架している
。前記貯蔵庫1には、庫内に炭酸ガスC○2を充填する
だめの炭酸ガス発生装置101と、燃焼ガスの中の過剰
な炭酸ガスC○2を吸着して除去する炭酸ガス吸着装置
102に接続されている。炭酸ガス発生装置101は、
貯蔵庫1内の空気を導入する導入管103と、ここで発
生した憚焼ガスを炭酸ガス吸着装置102に導く連結管
104との間に配置され、燃焼炉105及び撚焼炉10
5上部に接して設けた燃焼に供する空気を燃焼ガスと熱
交換し予熱する予熱器106と燃焼ガスの冷却器107
で構成されている。
In Fig. 1, 1 is a storage such as a prefab refrigerator for storing perishables, including a compressor 2, a condenser 3, an evaporator 4,
A cooling device 7 consisting of blowers 5 and 6 is mounted on the top. The storage 1 includes a carbon dioxide gas generating device 101 for filling the interior with carbon dioxide gas C○2, and a carbon dioxide gas adsorption device 102 for adsorbing and removing excess carbon dioxide gas C○2 in the combustion gas. It is connected. The carbon dioxide gas generator 101 is
The combustion furnace 105 and the twisting furnace 10 are arranged between an introduction pipe 103 that introduces air in the storage 1 and a connecting pipe 104 that leads the twisting gas generated here to the carbon dioxide adsorption device 102.
5. A preheater 106 which exchanges heat with combustion gas to preheat the air used for combustion, which is provided in contact with the upper part, and a combustion gas cooler 107.
It consists of

108は送風機であり冷却器107と炭酸ガス吸N装置
102との間の連結管104に設け、導入管103より
貯蔵庫1内の空気を燃焼炉106に導き、更に燃焼炉1
05で発生した燃焼ガスを冷却器107で冷却した後,
連結管104によシ炭酸ガス吸着装置102に導く。燃
焼炉105ぱ,内面に断熱管109を備えた内ケーシン
グ110と,燃焼用空気を供給するために内ケーシング
110との間に風路111を形成した内面に断熱板11
2を備えた外ケーシング113より構成されている。1
14は固形燃料で、内ケーシング110の断熱管109
内に充填されている。116は火格子で、固形燃焼11
4を載置している。
Reference numeral 108 denotes a blower, which is installed in the connecting pipe 104 between the cooler 107 and the carbon dioxide gas intake device 102, and guides the air in the storage 1 to the combustion furnace 106 through the introduction pipe 103, and further connects the combustion furnace 1
After cooling the combustion gas generated in step 05 with cooler 107,
It is led to the carbon dioxide adsorption device 102 through a connecting pipe 104. The combustion furnace 105 has an inner casing 110 equipped with a heat insulating pipe 109 on the inner surface, and a heat insulating plate 11 on the inner surface forming an air passage 111 between the inner casing 110 and the inner casing 110 for supplying combustion air.
It consists of an outer casing 113 with 2. 1
14 is solid fuel, which is an insulated pipe 109 of the inner casing 110.
filled inside. 116 is a grate, solid combustion 11
4 is listed.

116は着火用ヒータで、燃焼用空気を加熱して固形燃
料114を燃焼させている。固形燃料114は、純度の
高い炭素であり燃焼によ9C+Q2+N2一CO2+N
2 の反応で燃焼ガスは炭酸ガスCO2と窒素N2にな
る。
Reference numeral 116 denotes an ignition heater that heats combustion air to combust the solid fuel 114. The solid fuel 114 is highly pure carbon, and when burned, it produces 9C+Q2+N2-CO2+N.
In reaction 2, the combustion gas becomes carbon dioxide gas CO2 and nitrogen N2.

117は仕切板であり、燃焼用空気を内ケーシング10
9内に導くための前記風路111を形成するために外ケ
ーシング113の内面に備えた断熱板112と、前記内
ケーシング110の間に設けられている。風路111は
、燃焼炉105と予熱器106との接触面118に設け
た燃焼用空気の管外側出口119に上端を開口し、下端
を、内ケーシ/グ110内に連通ずる燃焼炉106内に
開口している。120は2次燃焼空気孔であり、仕切板
117の上部の、固形燃料114と反応した後の燃焼ガ
スが通過する部分に開口している。予熱器106は、管
内側人口121より高温の燃焼ガスが管内を流れるパイ
プ122とパイプ122の管外側を蛇行して燃焼用空気
が流れるよう構成したフィン123によって構成してお
り、燃焼炉105と前記接触面118で接して載置され
ている。124,125は、予熱器108を覆うカバー
である。またカバー124内面には断熱板126を備え
ている。冷却器107は、前記予熱器106のパイプ1
22を延長させ、かつ、そのパイプ122を冷却する冷
却ファン127を備えている。
117 is a partition plate that directs combustion air to the inner casing 10.
A heat insulating plate 112 provided on the inner surface of the outer casing 113 and the inner casing 110 is provided to form the air passage 111 for guiding the air into the inner casing 9 . The air passage 111 has an upper end opened to an outlet 119 on the outside of the combustion air tube provided at the contact surface 118 between the combustion furnace 105 and the preheater 106 , and a lower end opened to the inside of the combustion furnace 106 , which communicates with the inner casing 110 . It is open to Reference numeral 120 denotes a secondary combustion air hole, which opens in the upper part of the partition plate 117 through which the combustion gas after reacting with the solid fuel 114 passes. The preheater 106 is composed of a pipe 122 through which combustion gas having a higher temperature than the inner side of the pipe 121 flows, and fins 123 configured so that combustion air flows meandering around the outside of the pipe 122, and is connected to the combustion furnace 105. They are placed in contact with each other at the contact surface 118. 124 and 125 are covers that cover the preheater 108. Further, a heat insulating plate 126 is provided on the inner surface of the cover 124. The cooler 107 is connected to the pipe 1 of the preheater 106.
22 and is provided with a cooling fan 127 for cooling the pipe 122.

128は触媒であり、燃焼ガス中の不完全燃焼によって
発生した一酸化炭素を酸化して二酸化炭素に置換する働
きをする。触媒128は燃暁ガスの流路を仕切るように
して設けたケース129の一部に設けた貫通筒部130
に納めていて、前記内ケーシング110の上方に備えて
いる。131は絞り板であり、前記内ケーシング110
の上端に備えており、燃焼ガスを、絞シ板131の中央
に設け内ケーシング110側の周縁にフランジを備えた
絞り穴132を通過させている。133は固形燃料11
4に含まれる灰分を除去するだめのフィルターであり、
前記触媒128と絞り板131との間に設けている。1
34は触媒加熱用ヒータであり触媒128の上流側に設
けている。
128 is a catalyst, which functions to oxidize carbon monoxide generated by incomplete combustion in the combustion gas and replace it with carbon dioxide. The catalyst 128 has a through-cylindrical portion 130 provided in a part of a case 129 that partitions a flow path of combustion gas.
and is provided above the inner casing 110. 131 is a diaphragm plate, and the inner casing 110
The combustion gas is allowed to pass through a throttle hole 132 provided at the center of the throttle plate 131 and provided with a flange at the periphery on the inner casing 110 side. 133 is solid fuel 11
It is a filter that removes the ash contained in 4.
It is provided between the catalyst 128 and the aperture plate 131. 1
34 is a heater for heating the catalyst, and is provided upstream of the catalyst 128.

一方炭酸ガス吸着装置102は、燃焼ガスの中の過剰な
炭酸ガスC○2を吸着し、貯蔵庫1外に排出するだめの
ものである。炭酸ガス吸着装置102は、吸着材136
とこの吸着材135の上・下流に設けた流路切替部13
6,137とより構成しており、138の外箱で全体を
覆っている。139〜161は内仕切板であシ、内部を
もれのないよう各部を区画している。152〜159は
流路切替用のダンパーであシ、各々ダンパー162〜1
59に対向する内仕切板に設けた通風孔160〜167
を開閉するよう設けている。168〜171は、流路切
替部136,137とフィルター172を収納し吸着材
136との間に設けた間隙172′とを連通ずる連通孔
である(詳細は第3図)。173〜176は内仕切板1
42,143,147,148に設けた通風孔である。
On the other hand, the carbon dioxide gas adsorption device 102 is intended to adsorb excess carbon dioxide gas C2 in the combustion gas and discharge it to the outside of the storage 1. The carbon dioxide adsorption device 102 includes an adsorbent 136
Flow path switching section 13 provided upstream and downstream of this adsorbent 135
6,137, and the entire body is covered with a 138 outer box. Reference numerals 139 to 161 are internal partition plates, which partition each part so that there is no leakage inside. 152 to 159 are dampers for flow path switching, dampers 162 to 1, respectively.
Ventilation holes 160 to 167 provided in the internal partition plate facing 59
It is designed to open and close. Reference numerals 168 to 171 are communication holes that communicate between the flow path switching sections 136 and 137 and a gap 172' that accommodates the filter 172 and is provided between the adsorbent 136 (see FIG. 3 for details). 173 to 176 are internal partition plates 1
These are ventilation holes provided at 42, 143, 147, and 148.

176′176“は流路切替部136,137を覆い前
記外箱138を閉塞する側板である。177は吐出管で
、炭酸ガス吸着装置102の下流側の流路切替部137
と貯蔵庫1とを接続している。178は脱着用の送風機
であり、流路切替部137に吐呂するよう設けている。
176′ and 176″ are side plates that cover the flow path switching units 136 and 137 and close off the outer box 138. 177 is a discharge pipe that connects the flow path switching unit 137 on the downstream side of the carbon dioxide adsorption device 102.
and storage 1 are connected. Reference numeral 178 denotes a blower for removing and removing air, and is provided to blow into the flow path switching section 137.

179は排気管であり、流路切替部136に設け、再生
時の排気を行っている。
Reference numeral 179 denotes an exhaust pipe, which is provided in the flow path switching section 136 and performs exhaust during regeneration.

180は流路切替部であり、炭酸ガス発生装置101と
炭酸ガス吸着装置102との間に設けている。外箱18
1内を内仕切板182〜184で各部もれのないように
区画している。185〜188は流路切替用のダンパー
であυ、各々のダンパー185〜188に対向する外箱
181及び内仕切板1 82,1 83,1 84に設
けた通風孔189〜192を開閉するよう設けている。
Reference numeral 180 denotes a flow path switching section, which is provided between the carbon dioxide gas generator 101 and the carbon dioxide adsorption device 102. Outer box 18
1 is divided by internal partition plates 182 to 184 so that each part is not omitted. Reference numerals 185 to 188 designate dampers for switching flow paths, which open and close ventilation holes 189 to 192 provided in the outer box 181 and inner partition plates 1 82, 1 83, and 1 84 facing each damper 185 to 188. It is set up.

193はガスモニターであり、導入管103内のガスを
サンプリングするようサンプリングチューブ194で接
続している。196は送風機108の風量を制御するコ
ントローラーであり、ガスモニター193からの信号に
よって風量は決定している。
Reference numeral 193 denotes a gas monitor, which is connected through a sampling tube 194 so as to sample the gas inside the introduction pipe 103. A controller 196 controls the air volume of the blower 108, and the air volume is determined by a signal from the gas monitor 193.

以上のように構成された生畦物貯蔵装置について、第1
図,第2図を用いてその動作を説明する。
Regarding the raw material storage device configured as described above, the first
The operation will be explained using FIGS.

貯蔵庫1内の雰囲気は、最初N2=79%,02=21
%であり、炭酸ガス発生装置101が運転されると、庫
内空気は、送風1’!108によって導入管103より
、通風孔190,導入管1Q3を通って予熱器106の
管外側に導入され熱交換して高温に昇温させ、管外側出
口,風路111を通って燃焼炉105内へ導入され、着
火用ヒータ116で加熱され固形燃料114の燃焼に供
される。
The atmosphere inside storage 1 was initially N2=79%, 02=21
%, and when the carbon dioxide gas generator 101 is operated, the air inside the refrigerator is blown 1'! 108 is introduced into the outside of the preheater 106 from the introduction pipe 103 through the ventilation hole 190 and the introduction pipe 1Q3, and is heated to a high temperature through heat exchange. The solid fuel 114 is introduced into the solid fuel 114, heated by the ignition heater 116, and used for combustion of the solid fuel 114.

C+o+N −+CO2+N2の反応で燃焼カy.は炭
2   2 酸ガスCo2と窒素N2になって、絞り穴132フィル
ター133を通過し、触媒128で不完全燃焼で発生し
た一酸化炭素を完全に酸化浄化し予熱器106の管内側
を通り冷却器107で冷却した後、連結管104により
、流路切替部180の通風孔192,送風機108を通
過し、更に連結管104,通風孔173, 161,連
通孔168を通過して間隙172′に入る。間隙172
′は圧力チャンバーとなりガスは層流状態で左側の吸着
材136に入る。ここで炭酸ガスCo  は、吸着材1
35によって吸着され窒素N2 だけが、連通孔170
,通虱孔165,176を通過して吐出管177により
、貯蔵庫1へ循環する。一定時間が経過すると,P焼ガ
スが循環する吸着材135が左側から右側に切替わるべ
く,ダンパー152〜159が切替わり、通風孔1 7
3,1 60,連通孔169を通過して間i172’に
入る。間隙172′は圧力チャンバーとなりガスは層流
状態で右側の吸着材135に入る。ここで再び炭酸ガス
C○2は、右側の吸着材135によって吸着され窒素N
2たけが連通孔171,通風孔164,175を通過し
て吐出管177によシ貯蔵庫1へ循環する。再び一定時
間が経過すると吸着材135が右側から左側に切替わり
、交互に燃焼ガスが循環する。この間に左側の吸着材1
36は、炭酸ガスC○2の吸着能力の限界に達し、燃焼
ガスの中の炭酸ガスC○2は吸着しきれなくなり、吐畠
管177を通って貯蔵庫1内に排気され、貯蔵庫1内の
炭酸ガスCO2濃度は徐々に増加し始める。76rn′
の大きさの貯蔵庫1で運転開始後約2時間の状態である
。この間にも、貯蔵庫1内の酸素02濃度は最初21%
より減少し続ける。貯蔵庫1内のガス濃度を、酸素02
−5%,炭酸ガスCO2=5%,窒素N2=90%を所
定の値とすると、貯蔵庫1内の炭酸ガスが増加して5%
に達したことを、ガスモニター193が、導入管103
内のガスサンプリングを行うことによって検知すると,
炭酸ガス吸着装置102の脱着用の送風機178が運転
され、吸着材135の再生が開始される。例えば,右側
の吸着材135が、燃焼ガスが循環して炭酸ガスCQ2
を吸着していると、左側の吸着材135は、送風機17
8によって外気が通風孔176,167,連通孔170
を通過し間[172’に入る。
The reaction of C+o+N −+CO2+N2 causes combustion y. The charcoal 2 2 becomes acid gas Co2 and nitrogen N2, passes through the throttle hole 132 filter 133, completely oxidizes and purifies carbon monoxide generated by incomplete combustion in the catalyst 128, and passes through the inside of the tube of the preheater 106 to be cooled. After being cooled in the container 107, it passes through the ventilation hole 192 of the flow path switching section 180 and the blower 108 through the connecting pipe 104, and further passes through the connecting pipe 104, the ventilation holes 173, 161, and the communication hole 168, and enters the gap 172'. enter. Gap 172
' is a pressure chamber, and gas enters the adsorbent 136 on the left side in a laminar flow state. Here, carbon dioxide Co is the adsorbent 1
Only the nitrogen N2 adsorbed by 35 flows through the communication hole 170.
, through holes 165 and 176, and is circulated to the storage 1 through a discharge pipe 177. After a certain period of time has elapsed, the dampers 152 to 159 are switched so that the adsorbent 135 through which the P sintering gas circulates is switched from the left side to the right side, and the ventilation holes 17
3, 1 60, passes through the communication hole 169 and enters the interval i172'. The gap 172' becomes a pressure chamber and gas enters the adsorbent 135 on the right side in a laminar flow state. Here, carbon dioxide gas C○2 is again adsorbed by the adsorbent 135 on the right side, and nitrogen N
Two pieces pass through the communication hole 171 and the ventilation holes 164 and 175 and are circulated to the storage 1 through the discharge pipe 177. After a certain period of time has elapsed again, the adsorbent 135 switches from the right side to the left side, and the combustion gas alternately circulates. During this time, absorbent material 1 on the left
36 reaches the limit of its adsorption capacity for carbon dioxide C○2, and the carbon dioxide C○2 in the combustion gas is no longer able to be adsorbed and is exhausted into the storage 1 through the discharge pipe 177. Carbon dioxide gas CO2 concentration begins to increase gradually. 76rn'
This is the state about 2 hours after the start of operation in a storage warehouse 1 with a size of . During this time, the oxygen 02 concentration in storage 1 was initially 21%.
continues to decrease. The gas concentration in storage 1 is changed to oxygen 02
-5%, carbon dioxide gas CO2 = 5%, nitrogen N2 = 90% as the predetermined values, the carbon dioxide gas in storage 1 increases by 5%.
The gas monitor 193 indicates that the inlet pipe 103 has reached the
When detected by performing gas sampling within
The blower 178 for desorption of the carbon dioxide adsorption device 102 is operated, and regeneration of the adsorbent 135 is started. For example, the adsorbent 135 on the right side allows combustion gas to circulate and generate carbon dioxide CQ2.
When the absorbent material 135 on the left side is adsorbing the air blower 17
8 allows outside air to flow through ventilation holes 176, 167, and communication hole 170.
and enters the interval [172'.

間隙172′は圧力チャンバーとなりガスは層流状態で
、左側の吸着材136に送風されることによって炭酸ガ
スCO2が説着され再生される。これが一定時間毎に交
互に行われるため、貯蔵庫1内の炭酸ガスCO2濃度は
所定の6%を維持する。一方酸素Q2濃度は、その間も
燃焼に供せられているため、減少し続け、10時間後に
所定の5%に達し、これをガスモニター193が検知し
、炭酸ガス発生装置101及び炭酸ガス吸着装置1 0
2を停止させる。これで、貯蔵庫1内が所定のガス濃度
酸素Q2−5%,炭酸ガスC○2−5%,窒素N2−9
0%となり、貯蔵を開始する。酸素02濃度が所定の6
%に達しだのを検知すると同時に流路切替部180のダ
ンパー1 86,1 87,1 88が、導入管103
,通風孔191,送風機108,連結管104を連通ず
るように切替わる。以後、一定時間毎に送@機108を
運転し、導入管103内のガスをガスモニター193で
検知することによって、貯蔵庫1内に貯蔵している生鮮
物の呼吸作用によって発生する炭酸ガスCO2が所定の
5%を越えると炭酸ガス吸着装置が働き、所定の濃度に
なるまで炭酸ガスCQ2を吸着する。この動作を説明す
ると、ガスモニター193が所定の濃度を越えたことを
検知すると、送風機108が運転され、貯蔵庫1内のガ
スが導入管103,通風孔191,送風機108,連結
管104,通風孔173,161,連通孔168を通過
して間隙172′に入る。間隙172’は圧力チャンバ
ーとなり層流状態で左側の吸着材135に導入され、過
剰の炭酸ガスCo2が吸着材135に吸着されて,更に
、連通孔170,通風孔165,175,吐出管177
を通過して貯蔵庫に循環する。一方右側の吸着材135
は、送風機178によって外気が通風孔176,166
,連通孔171を通過し、間隙172’に入る。間隙1
72′は圧力チャンパーとなり層流状態で右側の吸着材
136に送風されることによって炭酸ガスC○2が説着
される。これが一定時間毎に交互に付されるため、貯蔵
庫内の炭酸ガスC○2濃度は、所定の濃度にもどる。
The gap 172' becomes a pressure chamber, and gas is blown in a laminar flow state to the adsorbent 136 on the left side, thereby adhering carbon dioxide gas CO2 and regenerating it. Since this is performed alternately at regular intervals, the concentration of carbon dioxide gas CO2 in the storage 1 is maintained at a predetermined 6%. On the other hand, the oxygen Q2 concentration continues to decrease because it is being used for combustion during that time, and reaches the predetermined 5% after 10 hours.The gas monitor 193 detects this, and the carbon dioxide gas generator 101 and carbon dioxide adsorption device 1 0
Stop 2. Now, the inside of the storage 1 has the predetermined gas concentrations: oxygen Q2-5%, carbon dioxide C○2-5%, nitrogen N2-9.
It becomes 0% and storage starts. Oxygen 02 concentration is 6
%, dampers 1 86, 1 87, 1 88 of the flow path switching unit 180 simultaneously switch the introduction pipe 103
, the ventilation hole 191, the blower 108, and the connecting pipe 104 are switched so as to communicate with each other. Thereafter, by operating the feeder 108 at regular intervals and detecting the gas in the inlet pipe 103 with the gas monitor 193, carbon dioxide gas CO2 generated by the respiration of the fresh food stored in the storage 1 is detected. When the predetermined concentration of 5% is exceeded, the carbon dioxide adsorption device operates and adsorbs carbon dioxide CQ2 until the predetermined concentration is reached. To explain this operation, when the gas monitor 193 detects that a predetermined concentration has been exceeded, the blower 108 is operated and the gas in the storage 1 is transferred to the inlet pipe 103, the ventilation hole 191, the blower 108, the connecting pipe 104, and the ventilation hole. 173, 161, and the communication hole 168 to enter the gap 172'. The gap 172' becomes a pressure chamber and is introduced into the adsorbent 135 on the left side in a laminar flow state, and excess carbon dioxide Co2 is adsorbed by the adsorbent 135.
and circulates to storage. On the other hand, the adsorbent 135 on the right side
The outside air is supplied to the ventilation holes 176 and 166 by the blower 178.
, passes through the communication hole 171 and enters the gap 172'. Gap 1
Reference numeral 72' serves as a pressure chamber, which blows air in a laminar flow state to the adsorbent 136 on the right side, thereby adhering carbon dioxide gas C2. Since this is applied alternately at regular intervals, the carbon dioxide C○2 concentration in the storage returns to the predetermined concentration.

また、生鮮物の呼吸作用によって不足してくる酸素02
が所定の6%以下になると、送風機178によって外気
が貯蔵庫1に導入され補給される。
In addition, oxygen 02 becomes insufficient due to the respiration of fresh food.
When the amount falls below a predetermined value of 6%, outside air is introduced into the storage 1 by the blower 178 and replenished.

導入経路は、送風機178,通風孔176,166,1
64,1715門吐出管177を通過し、貯蔵庫1に導
入される。同時に貯蔵庫1内のガスを排気管1了9より
排出する。排出経路は、通風孔191,送風機108,
連結管1o4,通風孔173,161,163,174
,排気管179で、排出される。
The introduction route is a blower 178, ventilation holes 176, 166, 1
64,1715 It passes through the discharge pipe 177 and is introduced into the storage 1. At the same time, the gas in the storage 1 is discharged from the exhaust pipe 19. The exhaust route includes a ventilation hole 191, a blower 108,
Connecting pipe 1o4, ventilation holes 173, 161, 163, 174
, and is discharged through the exhaust pipe 179.

次に貯蔵を終了し、貯蔵庫1内の生畦物を取出すために
貯蔵庫1内のガスを換気する動作を説明する。
Next, the operation of ventilating the gas in the storage 1 in order to finish storage and take out the raw material in the storage 1 will be explained.

制御盤(図示せず)に設けた換気スイッチ(図示せず)
をONにすることによって送風機108が運転され、貯
蔵庫1内のガスを導入管1o3,通風孔191,送風機
107,連結管1o4,通風孔173,161,163
,174,排気管179を通過して大気に放出される。
Ventilation switch (not shown) on control panel (not shown)
By turning ON, the blower 108 is operated, and the gas in the storage 1 is transferred to the inlet pipe 1o3, the ventilation hole 191, the blower 107, the connecting pipe 1o4, and the ventilation holes 173, 161, 163.
, 174, and is discharged into the atmosphere through an exhaust pipe 179.

同時に、送風機178で外気を貯蔵庫1内に導入する。At the same time, outside air is introduced into the storage 1 by the blower 178.

その経路は、送風機178,通風孔176,166,1
64,176,吐出管177である。貯蔵庫1内のガス
が外気と同等になったことをガスモニタ−193で検知
して、送風機108,178を停止し、ダンパー152
〜159,186〜188は、通風孔160〜167,
189〜192を閉じるように切替える。
The route includes the blower 178, ventilation holes 176, 166, 1
64, 176, and a discharge pipe 177. When the gas monitor 193 detects that the gas in the storage 1 has become equal to the outside air, the blowers 108 and 178 are stopped, and the damper 152 is turned off.
~159, 186-188 are ventilation holes 160-167,
189 to 192 are switched to close.

以上のように本実施例によれば過剰な炭酸ガスを吸着し
て除去する内仕切板139で仕切った2区画の吸着材1
36とこの2区画の吸着材135の上・下流側にダンパ
ー162〜169で構成して、ガスの流れ方向と流路を
切替える流路切替部136,137とを一体に構成し、
かつ、吸着材135と流路切替部136,137との間
に間隙172′を設けてなる炭酸ガス吸着装置を備える
ことにより吸着材135を流れるガスは間隙172′が
圧力チャンバーの役目を果たすことにより層流となり吸
着能力が劣化することなく循環するガスが通過する距離
が短かくできるため、圧力損失による循環空気量の低下
が小さく小型の送風機で必要循環空気量が確保でき、ま
た接続配管が少なくできかつ、吸着材136を収容する
容器が簡略化できるため、装置のコンパクト化が可能と
なシ、かつ、安価な生鮮物貯蔵庫を提供することができ
る。
As described above, according to this embodiment, the adsorbent material 1 has two compartments separated by an internal partition plate 139 that adsorbs and removes excess carbon dioxide gas.
36 and dampers 162 to 169 on the upper and downstream sides of the adsorbent 135 in these two sections, and flow path switching parts 136 and 137 that switch the gas flow direction and flow path are integrally configured,
Furthermore, by providing a carbon dioxide adsorption device in which a gap 172' is provided between the adsorbent 135 and the flow path switching sections 136 and 137, the gap 172' serves as a pressure chamber for the gas flowing through the adsorbent 135. The flow becomes laminar and the distance through which the circulating gas passes can be shortened without deteriorating the adsorption capacity, so the amount of circulating air is less reduced due to pressure loss, and the required amount of circulating air can be secured with a small blower. Since the container containing the adsorbent 136 can be simplified, the device can be made more compact, and an inexpensive fresh food storage can be provided.

発明の効果 以上のように本発明は、過剰な炭酸ガスを吸着して除去
する内仕切板で仕切った複数の吸着材と吸着材の上・下
流側にダンパーで構成しだ流路切替部とを一体に構成し
て、ガスの流れ方向と流路を切替える流路切替部とを一
体に構成し、かつ吸着材と流路切替部との間に間隙を設
けてなる炭酸ガス吸着装置を備えることにより吸着材を
流れるガスは,間隙が王カチャンバ一の役目を果たすこ
とにより層流となり吸着能力が劣化することなく循環す
るガスが通過する距離が短かくできるため、圧力損失に
よる循環空気量の低下が小さく小型の送風機で必要循環
空気量が確保でき、また接続配管が少なくできかつ、吸
着材を収容する容器が簡略化できるため装置のコンパク
ト化が可能となり、かつ、安価な生鮮物貯蔵装置を提供
することができる。
Effects of the Invention As described above, the present invention comprises a plurality of adsorbents separated by internal partition plates that adsorb and remove excess carbon dioxide gas, and a flow path switching section that includes dampers on the upper and downstream sides of the adsorbents. and a flow path switching section that switches the gas flow direction and the flow path, and a carbon dioxide adsorption device that includes a flow path switching section that switches the gas flow direction and the flow path, and a gap is provided between the adsorbent and the flow path switching section. As a result, the gas flowing through the adsorbent material becomes a laminar flow because the gap plays the role of a king chamber, and the distance through which the circulating gas passes can be shortened without deteriorating the adsorption capacity, which reduces the amount of circulating air due to pressure loss. This is an inexpensive fresh food storage device that allows the device to be made more compact because the required amount of circulating air can be secured with a small air blower with low drop, the number of connecting pipes can be reduced, and the container that houses the adsorbent can be simplified. can be provided.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図は本発明の一実施例における生鮮物貯蔵装置の概
略断面図、第2図は本発明の炭酸ガス吸着装置の分解斜
視図、第3図は本発明の炭酸ガスの吸着装置の断面図、
第4図は同装置による庫内ガス成分の変化を示すグラフ
、第5図は従来の生鮮物貯蔵装置の概略断面図である。 1・・・・・・貯蔵庫、101・・・・・・炭酸ガス発
生装置,102・・・・・・炭酸ガス吸着装置、136
・・・・・・吸着材、136,137・・・・・・流路
切替部、139・・・・・・内仕切板、162〜159
・・・・・・ダンパー 172′・・・・・・間隙。
FIG. 1 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a fresh produce storage device according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of a carbon dioxide adsorption device of the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of a carbon dioxide adsorption device of the present invention. figure,
FIG. 4 is a graph showing changes in internal gas components due to the device, and FIG. 5 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a conventional fresh food storage device. 1... Storage, 101... Carbon dioxide gas generator, 102... Carbon dioxide adsorption device, 136
...Adsorbent, 136, 137...Flow path switching section, 139...Inner partition plate, 162-159
...Damper 172' ...Gap.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 生鮮物を貯蔵する貯蔵庫と、この貯蔵庫内の酸素を減少
させ炭酸ガスを増加させる炭酸ガス発生装置と、過剰な
炭酸ガスを吸着して除去する内仕切板で仕切った複数の
吸着材と、吸着材の上・下流側にダンパーで構成して、
ガスの流れ方向と流路を切替える流路切替部とを一体に
構成し、かつ前記吸着材と流路切替部との間に間隙を設
けてなる炭酸ガス吸着装置を備えたことを特徴とする生
鮮物貯蔵装置。
A storage for storing perishables, a carbon dioxide gas generator that reduces oxygen and increases carbon dioxide in this storage, multiple adsorbents separated by internal partition plates that adsorb and remove excess carbon dioxide, and an adsorption system. Constructed with dampers on the upper and downstream sides of the material,
The carbon dioxide adsorption device is characterized in that it includes a flow path switching section that switches the gas flow direction and the flow path, and a gap is provided between the adsorbent and the flow path switching section. Perishable storage equipment.
JP2011434A 1990-01-19 1990-01-19 Perishable food storage device Pending JPH03216112A (en)

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