JPS6024426A - Temperature detecting device - Google Patents

Temperature detecting device

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Publication number
JPS6024426A
JPS6024426A JP58133408A JP13340883A JPS6024426A JP S6024426 A JPS6024426 A JP S6024426A JP 58133408 A JP58133408 A JP 58133408A JP 13340883 A JP13340883 A JP 13340883A JP S6024426 A JPS6024426 A JP S6024426A
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guide shaft
lead wire
spring
lead wires
thermal head
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Inventor
Manabu Takada
学 高田
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Panasonic Holdings Corp
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Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd
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    • GPHYSICS
    • G01MEASURING; TESTING
    • G01KMEASURING TEMPERATURE; MEASURING QUANTITY OF HEAT; THERMALLY-SENSITIVE ELEMENTS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • G01K1/00Details of thermometers not specially adapted for particular types of thermometer
    • G01K1/14Supports; Fastening devices; Arrangements for mounting thermometers in particular locations
    • G01K1/146Supports; Fastening devices; Arrangements for mounting thermometers in particular locations arrangements for moving thermometers to or from a measuring position

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Abstract

PURPOSE:To make it possible to prevent the breakdown of lead wires due to external tension and up and down movement, by elastically holding a heat sensitive head at the upper end of a guide shaft, which is supported so that it is moved freely up and down, and providing an expanding part at the upper part of the lead wires of a sensor. CONSTITUTION:A guide shaft 8 is supported on a sensor mounting table 6 through a spring 11 so that the shaft can be moved freely up and down. On the upper end of the shaft, a heat sensitive head 14 is elastically held through a spring 16. At the upper part of lead wires 23 of a thermistor 18, which is a sensor element, an expanding part 24 is provided. Therefore, a cooking container and the heat sensitive heat 14 always keep good contact, and the breakdown of the lead wires caused by external tensile loads and the repetition of up and down movement can be prevented.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 産業上の利用分野 本発明は、フン口のような加熱調理器にて、調理容器の
外底面と接触して温度検知を行う温度検出装置に関する
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a temperature detection device for detecting temperature by contacting the outer bottom surface of a cooking container in a heating cooking device such as a drain spout.

従来例の構成とその問題点 従来、この種の温度センサには、熱雷対やサーミスタが
用いられており、一般に、熱電対の先端の取付強度や、
サーミスタの電極Lリード線の接続強度は、余り強いも
のではない。従って、温度センサのリード線を何等かの
外方で引張られたり、調理容器上の接触による上下動の
繰り返しによってリード線の接続部や取付部のけずれ或
は断線が生じ温度センサの役目をなさないものとなって
いた。
Conventional configurations and their problems Conventionally, thermocouples and thermistors have been used in this type of temperature sensor, and in general, the mounting strength of the tip of the thermocouple,
The connection strength of the thermistor electrode L lead wire is not very strong. Therefore, if the lead wire of the temperature sensor is pulled by some external object or repeatedly moved up and down due to contact with the cooking container, the connection or attachment part of the lead wire may become dislocated or disconnected, and the role of the temperature sensor may be lost. It had become impossible to do so.

発明の目的 本発明はかかる従来の問題を解消するもので、調理容器
と常に良好な接触をさせながら、温度センサのリード線
の外部引張り荷重や上下動の繰り返しによって生じる断
線防止を目的とするものである。
Purpose of the Invention The present invention is intended to solve such conventional problems, and aims to prevent disconnection of the lead wire of a temperature sensor caused by an external tensile load or repeated vertical movement while always maintaining good contact with the cooking container. It is.

発明の構成 この目的を達成するために本発明は、案内シャフトをセ
ンサ取付台に上下動自在に支持し、感熱ヘッドを案内シ
ャ71−h端に」1下動可能に弾性保持し、案内シャフ
ト内を押通するセンサ素子のリード線を案内シャフトの
上方で伸縮部を設け、下方で固定してなる構成によって
、調理容器と感熱ヘッドは常に−1−下動して良好な接
触を行い、IJ−ド線の外部引張り荷重に対し、断線な
どの故障を防止した。
Structure of the Invention In order to achieve this object, the present invention supports a guide shaft on a sensor mounting base so as to be movable up and down, a thermal head is elastically held at the end of the guide shaft 71-h so as to be movable down, and the guide shaft Due to the structure in which the lead wire of the sensor element that is pushed through the inside is provided with an elastic part above the guide shaft and fixed below, the cooking container and the heat-sensitive head always move downward by -1- to make good contact. This prevents failures such as wire breakage due to external tensile loads on the IJ-wire.

実施例の説明 以下、本発明の一実施例について図面とともに説明する
DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

第1図において、バーナ1、遮熱筒2の中央に温度セン
サ3が配設され、コンロのバーナハリ4にビス5で固定
されたセンサ取付台6のガイド孔7.7′に中空の案内
シャフト8を挿入し割ピン9で抜けを防ぎ、案内シャフ
ト8に固設したスプリング受10とセンサ取付台6の間
にスプリング11をセットし、常に案内シャフト8を上
方に付勢している。案内シャフト8の上端には、複数個
のス11ット孔13を有したガイド筒12が溶接されて
いる。14は薄板のステンレスなどからなる感熱ヘッド
で、下端に複数個の爪15を有している。ガイド筒12
のスリット孔13と感熱ヘッド14の爪15は、それぞ
れ対応され、感熱ヘッド14は、ガイド筒12に入れた
後、爪15をスリット孔13に向けて折り曲げスプリン
グ16で飛び出さ々いよう抜は止めされる。ガイド筒1
2と感熱ヘッド14は、スライドして上下動可能な間隙
17を有し、感熱ヘッド14を規制させた範囲内で可動
できるようスプリング16によって弾性保持される。こ
こで、スプリング16け感熱ヘッド14が上下動して調
理容器との接触を良好に保つためにあり、スプリング1
1は各種の調理容器の載置により押し下げられるための
ものであり、スプリング11とスプリング16の初圧組
方は、前者を少し強くしている。
In Fig. 1, a temperature sensor 3 is arranged in the center of the burner 1 and the heat shield cylinder 2, and a hollow guide shaft is inserted into the guide hole 7.7' of the sensor mounting base 6, which is fixed to the burner ridge 4 of the stove with screws 5. 8 is inserted and prevented from coming off with a cotter pin 9, and a spring 11 is set between a spring receiver 10 fixed to the guide shaft 8 and the sensor mounting base 6 to always urge the guide shaft 8 upward. A guide tube 12 having a plurality of slot holes 13 is welded to the upper end of the guide shaft 8. A thermal head 14 is made of a thin plate of stainless steel, and has a plurality of claws 15 at its lower end. Guide tube 12
The slit hole 13 and the pawl 15 of the thermal head 14 correspond to each other, and after the thermal head 14 is inserted into the guide cylinder 12, the pawl 15 is bent toward the slit hole 13 and the spring 16 is used to pop it out. It will be stopped. Guide tube 1
2 and the thermal head 14 have a gap 17 in which they can slide and move up and down, and are elastically held by a spring 16 so that the thermal head 14 can move within a regulated range. Here, the thermal head 14 with 16 springs moves up and down to maintain good contact with the cooking container.
Reference numeral 1 is for being pressed down when various cooking containers are placed thereon, and the initial pressure of the spring 11 and spring 16 is slightly stronger than the former.

18はセンサ素子となるサーミスタであり感熱ヘッド1
4に固着される。19はサーミスタ18の電極線、20
は端子21を固定した絶縁板22を取付ける金具である
。23はリード線であり、端子21にはリード線23と
電極線19が溶接され接続される。
18 is a thermistor serving as a sensor element, and is a thermal head 1
Fixed to 4. 19 is the electrode wire of the thermistor 18, 20
is a metal fitting for attaching the insulating plate 22 to which the terminal 21 is fixed. 23 is a lead wire, and the lead wire 23 and the electrode wire 19 are welded and connected to the terminal 21.

24は端子21に接続された後で案内シャフト8の上方
で感熱ヘッド14の」二下動に対応したリード線23の
伸縮部である。さらに、リード線231d案内シヤフト
8に挿通され、その下方部で押え板25をネジ26で押
しリード線23を押えることで、外部からの何等かの引
張り荷重より縁切りしている。
Reference numeral 24 designates a telescopic portion of the lead wire 23 that corresponds to the downward movement of the thermal head 14 above the guide shaft 8 after being connected to the terminal 21 . Further, the lead wire 231d is inserted through the guide shaft 8, and by pressing the holding plate 25 with the screw 26 at the lower part thereof and pressing the lead wire 23, the lead wire 23 is cut off from any external tensile load.

第1図はサーミスタの実施例であるが、第2図は熱電対
による実施例を示し、同一部材は、同じ番号で付した。
While FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of a thermistor, FIG. 2 shows an embodiment of a thermocouple, and the same members are given the same numbers.

27は熱電対による公知のセンサ素子で、感熱ヘッド1
4の上面中央に凹部28の2個の貫孔孔に挿入され熱電
導のすぐれた金属、例えば銀合金29等でろう付溶接さ
れる。30は熱雷対27を挿入した碍子で収縮チューブ
31で固定される。熱電対27のリード線23(熱電対
の被覆線となる)は、第1図同様に伸縮部24が形成さ
れ、同じ作用を行い下方の固定は第1図と同じであり省
略している。
27 is a known sensor element using a thermocouple;
It is inserted into the two through-holes of the recess 28 at the center of the upper surface of 4, and is brazed and welded with a metal having excellent thermal conductivity, such as silver alloy 29. 30 is an insulator into which a thermal lightning pair 27 is inserted, and is fixed with a shrink tube 31. The lead wire 23 of the thermocouple 27 (which becomes the covered wire of the thermocouple) is formed with an expandable portion 24 as in FIG. 1, and performs the same function, and the lower fixation is the same as in FIG. 1 and is therefore omitted.

ここで、感熱ヘッド14の一ヒ下動に対応したリード線
23の伸縮部24は、旋回状となして、スプリング性を
持たせるとスムースな感熱へノド14の可動が得られる
Here, if the expansion/contraction part 24 of the lead wire 23 corresponding to one downward movement of the heat-sensitive head 14 is made in a spiral shape and provided with spring properties, smooth movement of the heat-sensitive throat 14 can be obtained.

次に、$3〜4図は案内シャフト80下方で、リード線
23を固定する詳細図である。これは、第1図で説明し
たように、センサ素子がサーミスタ18や無電対27等
であっても、そのリード線23の固定は同じである。こ
の場合、案内シャフト8の下方部を半円径状81に形成
(断面り字状)し、リード線23は押え板25を介して
ビス26で案内シャフト8の内面で平面側32に向けて
押えつけ固定すれば、リード線23を傷つけることなく
確実にできる。
Next, Figures 3 and 4 are detailed views of fixing the lead wire 23 below the guide shaft 80. This is because, as explained in FIG. 1, even if the sensor element is the thermistor 18, electroless couple 27, etc., the lead wire 23 is fixed in the same way. In this case, the lower part of the guide shaft 8 is formed into a semi-circular diameter shape 81 (cross-sectional shape), and the lead wire 23 is connected to the inner surface of the guide shaft 8 with a screw 26 through a holding plate 25 toward the flat side 32. If it is pressed and fixed, it can be done reliably without damaging the lead wire 23.

動作について説明すると、バーナ1−にに調理容器(図
示しない)を載置するとき、まず感熱ヘッド14がスプ
リング16により調理容器の外底面と良好な接触を行い
、ついで、スプリング11を押し下げて調理容器は載置
される。バーナ1の加熱に」:す、その温度変化をセン
サ素子が検知し、リード線23により、電気回路(図示
せず)に接続され、その:信りでもって、コンロの温度
制御を行う。
To explain the operation, when a cooking container (not shown) is placed on the burner 1-, the thermal head 14 first makes good contact with the outer bottom surface of the cooking container by the spring 16, and then the spring 11 is pushed down to start cooking. The container is placed. When heating the burner 1, a sensor element detects the temperature change, and is connected to an electric circuit (not shown) through a lead wire 23, thereby controlling the temperature of the stove.

そして、案内シャフト8に挿通ずるリード線23は、そ
の下方で固定して外部からの引張り荷重から縁切腰案内
シャフト8の一ヒ方でリード線23の伸縮部24を形成
し調理容器との接触による感熱ヘッド14の上下動を吸
収するため、常に調理容器と感熱ヘッド14が良好に接
触するとともに、リード線23の断線を防止したもので
ある。
The lead wire 23 that is inserted through the guide shaft 8 is fixed below the guide shaft 8 to prevent tensile loads from the outside, and forms an elastic part 24 of the lead wire 23 on one side of the guide shaft 8 to prevent tension from external tensile loads. In order to absorb vertical movement of the heat-sensitive head 14 due to contact, the cooking container and the heat-sensitive head 14 are always in good contact, and breakage of the lead wire 23 is prevented.

発明の効果 以上のように本発明の温度センサによれば次の効果が得
られる。
Effects of the Invention As described above, the temperature sensor of the present invention provides the following effects.

(1) センサ取付台に案内シャフトを、案内シャフト
上端に感熱ヘッドを上下動自在に弾性保持し、案内シャ
フトの上方でセンサ素子のリード線に伸縮部を形成し、
下方でリード線を固定した構成により、リード線の外部
引張りに対応し、リード線の接続部の断線防止を図り、
調理容器との良好な接触と載置を可能とした。
(1) A guide shaft is mounted on the sensor mounting base, a thermal head is elastically held at the upper end of the guide shaft so as to be able to move up and down, and an elastic part is formed in the lead wire of the sensor element above the guide shaft,
The configuration in which the lead wire is fixed at the bottom allows it to handle external tension on the lead wire and prevent disconnection of the lead wire connection.
Enables good contact and placement with the cooking container.

(2) リード線の伸縮部を旋回状とした構成でスプリ
ング性を持たすことによって感熱ヘッドの1−下切に対
応してスムースな動きが得られるため、感熱ヘッドは調
理容器の外底面に沿い一層良好な接触が得られる。
(2) The expanding and contracting part of the lead wire has a spiral structure and has spring properties, which allows smooth movement in response to the 1-lower cut of the thermal head. Good contact can be obtained.

(3)リード線の固定は、案内シャフトの下方を半円径
状に形成しリード線をそのフラットな而に向けて押え板
を介してビスで固定させる構成のだめ、リード線に傷を
つけることなく確実に固定できる。
(3) The lead wire is secured by forming the lower part of the guide shaft into a semi-circular shape and fixing the lead wire with screws through a presser plate with the lead wire facing the flat surface, which may cause damage to the lead wire. It can be fixed securely.

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

第1図は本発明の一実施例であるサーミスタを用いた温
度検出装置をガスコンロに応用した縦断面図、第2図は
本発明の他の実施例である熱電対を用いた温度検出装置
の感熱部の断面図、第3図は本発明の一実施例である温
度検出装置のリード線の固定部分の側断面、第4図は第
3図のIV−TV線断面図である。 3・・・・・・温度センサ、6・・・・・センサ取付台
、8・・・・・・案内シャフト、11・・・・・・スプ
リング、14・・・・・・感熱ヘッド、16・・・・・
・スプリング、18・・・・・・サーミスタ(センサ素
子)、2a・・・・・・リード線、24・・・・・・伸
縮部、25・・団・押え板、26・・・・・・ビス、2
7・・・・・熱電対(センサ素子)、32・・・・・・
案内シャフトの平面側。
Fig. 1 is a longitudinal sectional view of a temperature detection device using a thermistor, which is an embodiment of the present invention, applied to a gas stove, and Fig. 2 is a longitudinal sectional view of a temperature detection device using a thermocouple, which is another embodiment of the invention. FIG. 3 is a sectional view of a heat sensitive part, FIG. 3 is a side sectional view of a fixed portion of a lead wire of a temperature detection device according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along the line IV-TV in FIG. 3. 3...Temperature sensor, 6...Sensor mounting base, 8...Guide shaft, 11...Spring, 14...Thermal head, 16・・・・・・
・Spring, 18... Thermistor (sensor element), 2a... Lead wire, 24... Expandable part, 25... Group/pressing plate, 26...・Bis, 2
7...Thermocouple (sensor element), 32...
Flat side of guide shaft.

Claims (3)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1) セン丈取付台にスプリングを介して上下動自在
に案内シャフトを支持し、前記案内シャフト上端に感熱
ヘッドをスプリングで上下動可能に取付け、前記感熱ヘ
ッドにはセンサ素子を配設するとともに、前記案内シャ
フト内に前記センサ素子のリード線を挿通し、前記案内
シャフトの上方でリード線に伸縮部を設け、前記案内シ
ャフトの下方で前記リード線を固定する構成とした温度
検出装置。
(1) A guide shaft is supported on a centrifugal mounting base so as to be movable up and down via a spring, a thermal head is attached to the upper end of the guide shaft so as to be movable up and down with a spring, and a sensor element is disposed on the thermal head. . A temperature detection device having a structure in which a lead wire of the sensor element is inserted into the guide shaft, an expandable portion is provided on the lead wire above the guide shaft, and the lead wire is fixed below the guide shaft.
(2)リード線の伸縮部は、旋回状となした特許請求の
範囲第1項記載の温度検出装置。
(2) The temperature detection device according to claim 1, wherein the expandable/contractable portion of the lead wire has a spiral shape.
(3)案内シャフトの下方でのリード線の固定は、前記
案内シャフトを半円径状に形成し、その平面側へ向けて
、押え板を介してビスでリード線を固定した特許請求の
範囲第1項記載の温度検出装置。
(3) The lead wire is fixed below the guide shaft by forming the guide shaft into a semicircular diameter, and fixing the lead wire to the flat side of the guide shaft with screws via a holding plate. The temperature detection device according to item 1.
JP58133408A 1983-07-20 1983-07-20 Temperature detecting device Pending JPS6024426A (en)

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