JPH0743311B2 - Constant temperature / constant humidity tester - Google Patents

Constant temperature / constant humidity tester

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JPH0743311B2
JPH0743311B2 JP61253262A JP25326286A JPH0743311B2 JP H0743311 B2 JPH0743311 B2 JP H0743311B2 JP 61253262 A JP61253262 A JP 61253262A JP 25326286 A JP25326286 A JP 25326286A JP H0743311 B2 JPH0743311 B2 JP H0743311B2
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佐藤  一郎
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【発明の詳細な説明】 [産業上の利用分野] この発明は恒温・恒湿試験装置に関する。TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a constant temperature / constant humidity test apparatus.

[従来の技術] 従来、電子回路を構成した基板等の被試験体を収容室内
に収容して、この室内を所定の時間、所定の温度と湿度
条件に維持制御して、被試験体の諸特性の変化を測定す
るための恒温・恒湿試験装置は従来から多く用いられて
いる。この場合、収容室内を外気温より高い所定の温度
と湿度に維持するための装置として、前者には電気ヒー
タが主に用いられ、後者には電気ヒータ等を内蔵した加
湿水槽が多く用いられる。また、外気温より低い、低
温、低湿度を保持するためには、前記収容室内に冷凍機
器を組み込むことが一般に行われる。
[Prior Art] Conventionally, a device under test, such as a substrate that constitutes an electronic circuit, is housed in a housing chamber, and this chamber is maintained and controlled at a predetermined temperature and humidity condition for a predetermined time to obtain various properties of the device under test. Conventionally, a constant temperature / constant humidity test device for measuring changes in characteristics has been widely used. In this case, an electric heater is mainly used for the former and a humidifying water tank containing an electric heater is often used for the latter as a device for maintaining a predetermined temperature and humidity higher than the outside air temperature in the accommodation chamber. Further, in order to maintain a low temperature and a low humidity, which are lower than the outside air temperature, it is common to incorporate a refrigerating machine into the accommodation chamber.

[発明が解決しようとする問題点] しかしながら、被試験体にあっては、必ずしも0度を下
回わるマイナス温度まで下げた厳しい条件下において試
験を行うものばかりでなく、例えば室温+10℃〜85℃の
範囲内で試験を行なう被試験体にあっては、冷凍機器は
必ずしも必要ではない。
[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] However, the object to be tested is not limited to the one under the severe conditions in which the temperature is lowered to a negative temperature of less than 0 ° C., for example, room temperature + 10 ° C. to 85 ° C. Refrigeration equipment is not always necessary for the test object to be tested within the range of ° C.

冷凍機器の組み込みはコスト高を招き、かつ、装置全体
が複雑化し、運転維持費、保守管理費共に増す等、不利
な面が多い。このために、例えば、一部の装置では冷凍
機器を省略したものがある。これは収容室内雰囲気均一
化用撹拌ファンのモータを冷却するモータ冷却ファンを
利用している。
Incorporation of a refrigerating machine has many disadvantages such as high cost, complicated apparatus as a whole, and increased operating and maintenance costs and maintenance costs. For this reason, for example, some devices omit the refrigeration equipment. This utilizes a motor cooling fan that cools the motor of the stirring fan for uniformizing the atmosphere in the storage chamber.

すなわち、収容室の後方に配設された撹拌ファン駆動用
モータの後部軸にモータ本体冷却ファンを装着し、その
冷却ファンを大形化して、その送風量の一部を収容室後
壁の壁面に直接冷却風として吹き付けるものである。
That is, a motor main body cooling fan is attached to the rear shaft of a stirring fan drive motor disposed in the rear of the storage chamber, the cooling fan is made large, and a part of the blown air volume is part of the rear wall of the storage chamber. It is what is blown directly onto the surface as cooling air.

従って、壁面の外側が冷却されることで、内と外で温度
差が生じ、壁面の内側に結露が起き、収容室内空気中の
水分の一部が凝縮分離されることで、収容室内の温度制
御が可能となるものである。
Therefore, when the outside of the wall surface is cooled, a temperature difference occurs between the inside and outside, dew condensation occurs inside the wall surface, and part of the water in the air inside the accommodation room is condensed and separated, which results in the temperature inside the accommodation room. It is possible to control.

しかしながら、前記手段では、撹拌用ファンと冷却用フ
ァンは、常に同一の回転数となるため新たな問題を招来
する。
However, in the above means, the stirring fan and the cooling fan always have the same rotation speed, which causes a new problem.

即ち、収容室内の温度・湿度条件に対応して回転制御を
行なう撹拌用ファンは、収容室内の温度又は湿度が設定
された安定領域に入った場合には、低速回転させる方
が、電力消費量の面で大変好ましいものとなる。反面、
撹拌用ファンを低速側に制御をとると、冷却用ファンも
低速回転となって、前記結露用冷却作用も低下し、試験
中の湿度条件を変える虞れが起きる。
That is, the stirring fan, which controls the rotation according to the temperature / humidity conditions in the storage chamber, rotates at a low speed when the temperature or humidity in the storage chamber enters a stable region in which power is consumed. It is very preferable in terms of. On the other hand,
When the stirring fan is controlled to the low speed side, the cooling fan also rotates at a low speed, the cooling effect for dew condensation is lowered, and the humidity condition during the test may be changed.

これを避けるためには、各ファンを高速回転させる一
方、ヒータへの通電量を増加させる必要がある等、運転
維持用電力量も無駄が多い結果となる。
In order to avoid this, it is necessary to rotate each fan at a high speed and increase the amount of electricity supplied to the heater, resulting in a large amount of waste of the amount of electric power for operation and maintenance.

そこで、この発明は、常温(室温+10℃)から高温、高
湿度範囲内の試験に適すると共に運転維持電力消費量も
少なくて済むようにした恒温・恒湿試験装置を提供する
ことを目的とする。
Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a constant temperature / constant humidity test apparatus suitable for tests in the range of normal temperature (room temperature + 10 ° C.) to high temperature and high humidity and requiring less operation and maintenance power consumption. .

[問題を解決するための手段] 上記の目的を達成するために、この発明は、被試験体収
容用扉付き収容室と、収容室の一部壁面を冷却面とした
冷却通路と、制御部からの信号に基づいて制御される収
容室内用の昇温用ヒータと、収容室内用の加湿装置と、
収容室内雰囲気均一化用の撹拌装置と、外部から取入れ
た冷却風を前記冷却通路へ強制的に送り込むON・OFF可
能なファンとを備えている。
[Means for Solving the Problem] In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention provides a storage chamber with a door for storing a device under test, a cooling passage having a wall surface of the storage chamber as a cooling surface, and a control unit. A temperature raising heater for the storage chamber, which is controlled based on a signal from the storage chamber, and a humidifying device for the storage chamber,
It is provided with a stirring device for uniformizing the atmosphere in the storage chamber, and an ON / OFF fan forcibly sending cooling air taken in from the outside into the cooling passage.

[発明の作用] 従って、この発明の恒温・恒湿試験装置によれば、装置
を、高温度、高湿度に設定すると、冷却用のファンはOF
Fになると共に、昇温用ヒータと、加湿装置と、撹拌装
置は運転状態に入ることで、常温から速やかに高温度、
高湿度に到達し、高温湿度の試験が行なえる。そして温
度・湿度が安定域に入ると、ヒータのOFF運転間隔が長
くなる間欠通電運転に入るためファンのOFF条件と相俟
って運転維持消費電力量は少なくて済むようになる。
[Operation of the Invention] Therefore, according to the constant temperature / constant humidity test apparatus of the present invention, when the apparatus is set to high temperature and high humidity, the cooling fan is OF
When the temperature becomes F, the temperature raising heater, the humidifying device, and the stirring device enter the operating state, so that the high temperature can be quickly increased from room temperature.
High humidity is reached and high temperature and humidity tests can be performed. When the temperature / humidity enters the stable range, the heater energization operation becomes longer, and the intermittent energization operation starts. Therefore, in combination with the fan off condition, the operation maintenance power consumption can be reduced.

次に、常温域の温度でその温度に対して入力可能な湿度
に設定すると、ファンはONとなることで、冷却通路を冷
却風が流れて冷却面を冷やす結果、収容室の内側と外側
の温度差による結露によって除湿が促進され速やかに所
定の温・湿度が得られる。
Next, if the humidity that can be input for the temperature is set in the room temperature range, the fan is turned on, and the cooling air flows through the cooling passage to cool the cooling surface. Dew condensation due to the temperature difference accelerates dehumidification, and a predetermined temperature and humidity can be quickly obtained.

[実施例] 以下、第1図〜第2図に基づき、この発明の一実施例を
詳細に説明する。
[Embodiment] An embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to Figs.

各種の被試験体1を収容するため、全面側に扉3を備え
た直方体状の収容室5が設けられる。収容室5の上下、
左右の四面の壁は断熱材7と外壁を兼ねた外装板9とで
包囲された構造となっている。収容室5の手前側(第1
図左側)に扉3が回動開閉可能に装着される。扉3はこ
の場合、図のように厚さのある角形板状体としており、
その底辺付近の左右両側ピン11が備えられる。そして収
容室5の両側面の外装板9の手前下方の左右のブラケッ
ト13に枢支されている。扉3の表裏両面は鋼板製で、中
間に断熱材17が充填されている。扉3の裏面側、つまり
収容室5側に接する面には更に、ガラス繊維強化エポキ
シ樹脂製の内装板19がフランジ付きバット状断面に形成
され取付けられけている。
In order to accommodate various types of DUTs 1, a rectangular parallelepiped accommodating chamber 5 having a door 3 on the entire surface side is provided. Above and below the accommodation chamber 5,
The left and right four-sided wall has a structure surrounded by a heat insulating material 7 and an exterior plate 9 also serving as an outer wall. The front side of the storage chamber 5 (first
The door 3 is attached to the left side of the drawing so as to be rotatable and openable. In this case, the door 3 is a thick rectangular plate as shown in the figure,
Left and right pins 11 near the bottom are provided. Then, it is pivotally supported by left and right brackets 13 on the lower side of the exterior plate 9 on both sides of the accommodation chamber 5. Both front and back surfaces of the door 3 are made of steel plate, and a heat insulating material 17 is filled in the middle. An inner plate 19 made of glass fiber reinforced epoxy resin is further formed in a butt-shaped cross section with a flange and attached to the rear surface of the door 3, that is, the surface in contact with the accommodation chamber 5 side.

収容室5内の後部壁板21(第1図右側の壁板)は、鋼板
製であるが、図示するように断熱材層を施さずに後述す
る冷却通路43の冷却面として使用する。この後部壁面21
の収容室側の中央付近高さに、水平方向に収容室5昇温
用ヒータとしての電気ヒータ23が配設されている。収容
室5内の上記電気ヒータ23下方位置の範囲を一部低く成
形し、ここに加湿装置25が設けられている。加湿装置25
は、図外の昇温用電気ヒータを内蔵した加湿水槽27から
なっている。
The rear wall plate 21 (the wall plate on the right side in FIG. 1) in the accommodation chamber 5 is made of a steel plate, but is used as a cooling surface of a cooling passage 43 described later without applying a heat insulating material layer as shown in the drawing. This rear wall 21
An electric heater 23 as a heater for raising the temperature of the storage chamber 5 is disposed horizontally in the vicinity of the center on the storage chamber side. A part of the lower position of the electric heater 23 in the accommodation chamber 5 is formed to be low, and a humidifying device 25 is provided therein. Humidifier 25
Is composed of a humidifying water tank 27 having a built-in electric heater for raising the temperature, not shown.

前記電気ヒータ23の上方に、収容室5内雰囲気均一化用
の撹拌装置29が配設されている。撹拌装置29は、モータ
31,長尺シャフト33,その先端に装着されたプロペラ35,
プロペラ35の周囲から収容室5の内壁間に垂直に配設さ
れた第1仕切り壁37から構成される。第1仕切り壁37の
下縁と加湿水槽27との間は、隙間を確保し、撹拌気流通
路としている。モータ31の後部には、モータ本体冷却用
プロペラ39が装着される。
Above the electric heater 23, a stirring device 29 for equalizing the atmosphere in the storage chamber 5 is arranged. The stirring device 29 is a motor
31, long shaft 33, propeller 35 attached to the tip,
The first partition wall 37 is vertically arranged between the periphery of the propeller 35 and the inner wall of the accommodation chamber 5. A gap is secured between the lower edge of the first partition wall 37 and the humidifying water tank 27 to form a stirring airflow passage. On the rear part of the motor 31, a propeller 39 for cooling the motor body is mounted.

前記収容室5の後部壁面21の更に後方(第1図右側)に
若干の間隙を保って、ほぼ平行に、第2仕切り板41が垂
直に配設されている。そしてこれら、後部壁面21と第2
仕切り板41との間隙が冷却通路43となっている。第2仕
切り板41の更に後方((第1図右側)周囲と、前記冷却
通路43の周囲は、図示のように鋼板製のケース45で包囲
している。このケース45内に、前記冷却通路43内へ外部
から冷却風を導入するオン・オフ可能なファン47が独立
して設けられている。
A second partition plate 41 is vertically arranged substantially parallel to the rear wall surface 21 of the accommodation chamber 5 (right side in FIG. 1) with a slight gap. And these, the rear wall surface 21 and the second
A gap with the partition plate 41 forms a cooling passage 43. The periphery of the second partition plate 41 (on the right side in FIG. 1) and the periphery of the cooling passage 43 are surrounded by a steel plate case 45 as shown in the figure. An on / off fan 47 for introducing cooling air from the outside into 43 is independently provided.

ファン47はこの場合、軸流ファンを用い、冷却風となる
外部空気は、ケース45の中間高さ付近の両側面に設けた
多数の孔49から吸引される。そして、冷却通路43を通過
して後部壁面21を冷却した空気はケース45の上部両側面
に設けられた多数の孔51から排出するようにして強制冷
却装置53を構成している。
In this case, the fan 47 is an axial flow fan, and external air serving as cooling air is sucked from a large number of holes 49 provided on both side surfaces near the intermediate height of the case 45. Then, the forced cooling device 53 is configured so that the air that has passed through the cooling passage 43 and cooled the rear wall surface 21 is discharged from a large number of holes 51 provided on both upper side surfaces of the case 45.

なお、この実施例の場合、後部壁面21の下部付近に壁面
を貫通して並列フィン型のヒートシンク55が装着され、
この壁面間の放散熱量を増大させているが、このヒート
シンク55を例えば、ヒートパイプ等にしてもよいことは
勿論である。
In the case of this embodiment, a parallel fin type heat sink 55 is mounted near the lower part of the rear wall surface 21 so as to penetrate the wall surface,
Although the amount of heat dissipated between the wall surfaces is increased, it goes without saying that the heat sink 55 may be a heat pipe or the like.

ケース45の上部となる前記撹拌装置用モータ31の上方
に、前記加湿水槽27への給水タンク57が配設されてい
る。又、ケース45の底部付近に加湿水槽27等からの排水
を受け入れる排水槽59が備えられている。
A water supply tank 57 for the humidifying water tank 27 is arranged above the agitator motor 31 which is the upper part of the case 45. A drainage tank 59 for receiving drainage from the humidifying water tank 27 is provided near the bottom of the case 45.

一方、前記収容室5内には、左右両側に脚部材61を備
え、上面部分63を水平とした棚板65が収容室5内に対し
て出し入れ自在に配設されている。棚板65はガラス繊維
強化エポキシ樹脂製とし、上下方向通気用に多数の孔が
設けられている。
On the other hand, in the accommodation chamber 5, there are provided leg members 61 on both left and right sides, and a shelf plate 65 whose upper surface portion 63 is horizontal is arranged so that it can be taken in and out of the accommodation chamber 5. The shelf board 65 is made of glass fiber reinforced epoxy resin and is provided with a large number of holes for vertical ventilation.

前方の扉3は、解放時において、第1図に点線で示すよ
うにその上縁が手前側(第1図左側)に回動して倒れ、
扉3の裏面の前記内装板19の上面、つまり収容室5内側
に対面する面が、手前に回動後、水平に保持される。そ
のために、収容室5の外装板9の両側上方にヒンジ付ア
ーム67が装着されている。これら左右のアーム67は、扉
3の前記解放時にだけ、扉3を前記収容室5の外装板9
の両側上方から斜め姿勢で吊り下げて水平に保持する。
扉3を閉塞した時は、これらアーム67は、扉3の両側縁
の外側付近に折りたたまれるように構成されている。
At the time of opening the front door 3, the upper edge thereof pivots to the front side (left side in FIG. 1) and falls down as shown by the dotted line in FIG. 1,
The upper surface of the interior plate 19, which is the rear surface of the door 3, that is, the surface facing the inside of the storage chamber 5, is horizontally held after rotating toward the front. For this purpose, hinged arms 67 are attached to both upper sides of the exterior plate 9 of the accommodation chamber 5. The left and right arms 67 move the door 3 to the exterior plate 9 of the accommodation chamber 5 only when the door 3 is released.
Suspend diagonally from both sides above and hold horizontally.
When the door 3 is closed, the arms 67 are configured to be folded near the outer sides of both side edges of the door 3.

前記給水タンク57から加湿水槽27への給水は、図外の連
結配管途中に設けられた図外の電磁弁を図外のフロート
スイッチで制御して行う。これで加湿水槽27の水面は、
所定レベルに維持される。又、前記電磁弁、フロートス
イッチ等のトラブルで加湿水槽27の溢流を生じないよう
に、図外のフロートスィッチを収容したフロートチャン
バから排水槽59に対して図外のオーバーフロー管路が配
設されている。
Water is supplied from the water supply tank 57 to the humidifying water tank 27 by controlling an electromagnetic valve (not shown) provided in the middle of a connecting pipe (not shown) with a float switch (not shown). The surface of the humidifying water tank 27 is now
It is maintained at a predetermined level. Further, in order to prevent overflow of the humidifying water tank 27 due to troubles such as the solenoid valve and the float switch, an overflow pipe line (not shown) is provided from the float chamber containing the float switch (not shown) to the drain tank 59. Has been done.

又、前記加湿水槽27,排水槽59からの水排出、図外のフ
ロートチャンバからの水排出、及び収容室5内底面69か
らの結露凝縮水の排出等のため、収容室5の底部外装板
9の下方に、排水管路71が設けられている。
Further, for discharging the water from the humidifying water tank 27 and the drainage tank 59, discharging the water from the float chamber (not shown), and discharging the condensed condensed water from the bottom surface 69 in the storage chamber 5, the bottom exterior plate of the storage chamber 5 is discharged. A drainage pipe 71 is provided below 9.

排水管路71は、前記各個所の排出口73,75,77等を前記収
容室底部外装板9の中央付近に備えた中継ソケット79に
連結配管する。そして、中継ソケット79に可撓性管路と
して複数本のゴム製のホース81を連結し、ホース81の他
端は、前記扉3の下方手前側に引き出して垂れ下げ可能
とする。これにより、必要に応じて外部への排水が行な
われる。
The drainage pipe 71 is connected to the relay socket 79 provided with the discharge ports 73, 75, 77, etc. at the above-mentioned locations in the vicinity of the center of the storage chamber bottom exterior plate 9. A plurality of rubber hoses 81 are connected to the relay socket 79 as flexible conduits, and the other end of the hose 81 can be pulled out toward the lower front side of the door 3 to hang it down. As a result, drainage to the outside is performed as necessary.

詳細には、扉3の下方付近の収容室5の外壁の一部であ
る前壁面83に、細長い凹所85を設ける。この凹所85の垂
直な底面87に、細長い貫通孔89があけられており、ここ
に、着脱自在にホースの他端固定用のブラケット91が備
えられる。ブラケット91の前記着脱には、この実施例の
場合、図外のマグネットチャックを、ブラケット91に装
着して行う。ホース用のブラケット91は、座板にホース
81挿入用スリーブ95が取付けられている。スリーブ95の
奥側外周に、ホース81を挿入しバンドで固定する。そし
てスリーブ95の他端部、つまり、手前側端部にゴム製プ
ラグ97を嵌挿して各ホース81の開閉を行う。なお、前記
凹所85の全面を覆うカバーを、ビス止め等で固定するこ
とで外観を良くし、かつ、誤操作を防止するようにして
もよい。又、各ホース81は前記凹所85部分から外方手前
側に引き出して垂れ下げることができるように、その長
さに余裕、すなわち、たるみを持たせている。
Specifically, an elongated recess 85 is provided on the front wall surface 83, which is a part of the outer wall of the storage chamber 5 near the bottom of the door 3. An elongated through hole 89 is formed in a vertical bottom surface 87 of the recess 85, and a bracket 91 for detachably fixing the other end of the hose is provided therein. In the case of this embodiment, the bracket 91 is attached and detached by attaching a magnet chuck (not shown) to the bracket 91. The bracket 91 for the hose should be
81 An insertion sleeve 95 is attached. The hose 81 is inserted around the inner periphery of the sleeve 95 on the inner side and fixed with a band. Then, the rubber plug 97 is fitted into the other end of the sleeve 95, that is, the front end to open and close each hose 81. The cover that covers the entire surface of the recess 85 may be fixed with screws to improve the appearance and prevent erroneous operation. In addition, each hose 81 has a length, that is, a slack, so that it can be pulled out from the recess 85 toward the outside and hang down.

以上のように構成した収容室5、その他の各装置と、前
記電気ヒータ23,加湿装置25,攪拌装置29,強制冷却装置5
3等の各々に対して、これらを制御する制御部99が設け
られる。制御部99は、第1図のように収容室5の下方に
配設され、設定された温・湿度条件に対応して前記各装
置内に備えられた図外の温度センサ、湿度センサ等及び
図外の内蔵タイマ等により各装置を所定時間運転制御を
行う。
The accommodating chamber 5 and other devices configured as described above, the electric heater 23, the humidifying device 25, the stirring device 29, and the forced cooling device 5
For each of the 3 etc., a control unit 99 for controlling them is provided. The control unit 99 is arranged below the accommodation chamber 5 as shown in FIG. 1, and includes a temperature sensor, a humidity sensor, etc. (not shown) provided in each of the devices corresponding to the set temperature and humidity conditions. Each device is controlled by a built-in timer (not shown) for a predetermined time.

以上のように構成したこの実施例の恒温・恒湿試験装置
は、前記強制冷却装置53の存在により次のように動作す
る。
The constant temperature / constant humidity test device of this embodiment configured as described above operates as follows due to the presence of the forced cooling device 53.

第3図に横軸を収容室内温度T℃、縦軸を同相対湿度値
RH%とした図表を示す。すなわち、強制冷却装置53のフ
ァン47を運転しないOFF領域の場合は、図中Aの範囲内
で温度、湿度が制御できる。これは恒温、高湿度域であ
り、電気ヒータ23,加湿装置25,及び撹拌装置29等の稼動
制御でこの範囲内の条件で維持できることを示してい
る。
In Fig. 3, the horizontal axis represents the temperature T ° C of the accommodation room, and the vertical axis represents the same relative humidity value.
The figure shows the RH%. That is, in the OFF region where the fan 47 of the forced cooling device 53 is not operated, the temperature and humidity can be controlled within the range A in the figure. This is a constant temperature and high humidity range, and it is shown that the operation control of the electric heater 23, the humidifying device 25, the stirring device 29, and the like can be maintained under the conditions within this range.

次に、ファン47を運転するON領域の場合には、強制冷却
装置53を稼動すると、冷却通路43内を冷却風が流れるこ
とで第3図中にハッチングを入れて示したBの範囲の制
御が可能となる。つまり、恒温で低湿度領域にまで制御
範囲が広がる。これはファン47の作動で、後部壁板21が
外気による冷却風によって強制的に冷却されるため、収
容室5内の雰囲気に対して結露除湿が促進されるからで
ある。
Next, in the ON region in which the fan 47 is operated, when the forced cooling device 53 is operated, the cooling air flows in the cooling passage 43, so that the control in the range B shown by hatching in FIG. Is possible. In other words, the control range is extended to the low temperature region where the temperature is constant. This is because the operation of the fan 47 causes the rear wall plate 21 to be forcibly cooled by the cooling air from the outside air, so that dew condensation and dehumidification are promoted with respect to the atmosphere in the storage chamber 5.

この場合、ファン47を停止するOFF領域にあっては、電
気ヒータ23,加湿装置25、攪拌装置29の運転となるた
め、ファン47のOFFによる電力節減が可能となる。これ
は、高い温・湿度領域ではファン47の稼動を続けると、
収容室5内の温度を下げ過ぎるため、電気ヒータ23と加
湿装置25の内蔵ヒータ共に通電を続けなければならない
からである。従って、ファン47を上記領域では停止する
一方、電気ヒータ25のOFF運転時間が長くなる間欠通電
運転となるため、合計運転消費電力量は減少する。
In this case, in the OFF region where the fan 47 is stopped, the electric heater 23, the humidifying device 25, and the agitating device 29 are operated, so that power can be saved by turning off the fan 47. This is because if the fan 47 continues to operate in high temperature and humidity areas,
This is because the electric heater 23 and the built-in heater of the humidifying device 25 must continue to be energized because the temperature inside the storage chamber 5 is lowered too much. Therefore, while the fan 47 is stopped in the above area, the OFF operation time of the electric heater 25 becomes longer and the intermittent energization operation is performed, so that the total operation power consumption is reduced.

前記ファン47のON,OFFによる制御領域ならびに維持電力
の関係を別の図表で示すと第4図、第5図のようにな
る。すなわち、第4図に示すように、横軸に乾球湿度T
C,縦軸に相対湿度RH%で示したこの図表において、ファ
ン47の回転がONの場合は、図中斜線Cゾーンの範囲が制
御できる。そしてファン47の回転をOFFとしても、図中
斜線Dゾーンの範囲の制御が可能である。つまり、恒温
で高湿度域に対しては、冷却を弱めることができる訳で
ある。
The relationship between the control region and the maintenance power depending on the ON / OFF of the fan 47 is shown in another chart as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5. That is, as shown in FIG. 4, the horizontal axis shows the dry bulb humidity T.
In this chart with C and the relative humidity RH% on the vertical axis, when the rotation of the fan 47 is ON, the range of the shaded C zone in the figure can be controlled. Even if the rotation of the fan 47 is turned off, the range of the hatched D zone in the figure can be controlled. In other words, the cooling can be weakened in the constant temperature and high humidity range.

更に、ファン47のON,OFFによって装置の所要維持電力も
前記のように節減できて、この状態は第5図の図表であ
る。この図表は横軸に温度T℃,相対湿度RH%をとり、
縦軸に維持電力Q calをとって示す。この装置の最高制
御湿度T max,最高制御湿度RH maxの条件に維持する場
合、実施例の装置では維持電力はQ1でよい。つまり、前
記のように、この領域ではファン47を随時停止できるた
め、図中太実線で示すように各ヒータを断続通電でき
る。これで維持電力はQ1と低い値で済む。
Furthermore, the required maintenance power of the device can be saved as described above by turning the fan 47 on and off, and this state is shown in the chart of FIG. In this chart, the horizontal axis shows temperature T ° C and relative humidity RH%,
The vertical axis shows the maintenance power Q cal. When maintaining the conditions of the maximum controlled humidity T max and the maximum controlled humidity RH max of this device, the maintenance power may be Q 1 in the device of the embodiment. That is, as described above, since the fan 47 can be stopped at any time in this region, each heater can be energized intermittently as shown by the thick solid line in the figure. This allows the maintenance power to be as low as Q 1 .

上記に対し、従来の装置では前述のように冷却ファンが
任意に停止できないので、各ヒータを継続しなければな
らない。この結果、図中に点線で示したように維持電力
が上昇し、最高値Q2と格段に大きくなる。
On the other hand, in the conventional device, the cooling fan cannot be arbitrarily stopped as described above, and therefore each heater must be continued. As a result, the maintenance power rises as shown by the dotted line in the figure, and the maximum value Q 2 is significantly increased.

[発明の効果] 以上より明らかなように、この発明の構成によれば、常
温(室温+10℃)から高温湿度域の範囲内で試験を行な
う被試験体にあっては、何等支障なく試験を行なうこと
ができると共に、冷凍機器を必要とせず、コスト面にお
いて大変好ましいものとなる。しかも、ファンを独立し
てオン・オフすることができるため、収容室内の安定し
た温度・湿度が得られる。しかも、運転消費電力量を少
なく抑えられるメリットがある。
[Effects of the Invention] As is apparent from the above, according to the configuration of the present invention, the test object to be tested within the range of normal temperature (room temperature + 10 ° C) to high temperature and humidity can be tested without any problem. In addition to being able to perform the above, it does not require refrigeration equipment, which is very preferable in terms of cost. Moreover, since the fan can be turned on and off independently, stable temperature and humidity in the storage chamber can be obtained. Moreover, there is an advantage that the amount of operating power consumption can be reduced.

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

第1図はこの発明にかかる恒温・恒湿試験装置の一実施
例を示した一部断面を含む側面図、第2図はその正面
図、第3図、第4図、第5図は各種の動作特性図であ
る。 主要な図面符号の説明 1…被試験体 3…扉 5…収容室 21…後部壁板(一部の壁面) 23…電気ヒータ(昇温用ヒータ) 25…加湿装置 29…収容室内雰囲気均一化撹拌装置 43…冷却通路 47…ファン 99…制御部
FIG. 1 is a side view including a partial cross section showing an embodiment of a constant temperature / constant humidity test apparatus according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is its front view, FIG. 3, FIG. 4 and FIG. FIG. 6 is an operation characteristic diagram of Description of main drawing symbols 1 ... DUT 3 ... Door 5 ... Storage room 21 ... Rear wall plate (partial wall surface) 23 ... Electric heater (heater for heating) 25 ... Humidification device 29 ... Uniform atmosphere in storage room Stirrer 43 ... Cooling passage 47 ... Fan 99 ... Controller

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】被試験体収容用扉付き収容室と、収容室の
一部壁面を冷却面とした冷却通路と、制御部からの信号
に基づいて制御される収容室内用の昇温用ヒータと、収
容室内用の加湿装置と、収容室内雰囲気均一化用の撹拌
装置と、外部から取入れた冷却風を前記冷却通路へ強制
的に送り込むON・OFF可能なファンとを備えたことを特
徴とする恒温・恒湿試験装置。
1. A storage chamber with a door for storing a device under test, a cooling passage having a wall surface of the storage chamber as a cooling surface, and a heater for raising the temperature in the storage chamber controlled based on a signal from a control unit. A humidifying device for the storage chamber, a stirring device for equalizing the atmosphere in the storage chamber, and a fan that can be turned on / off to forcibly send the cooling air taken from the outside to the cooling passage. A constant temperature / humidity test device.
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