JPS617457A - Humidity sensor - Google Patents

Humidity sensor

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JPS617457A
JPS617457A JP59128059A JP12805984A JPS617457A JP S617457 A JPS617457 A JP S617457A JP 59128059 A JP59128059 A JP 59128059A JP 12805984 A JP12805984 A JP 12805984A JP S617457 A JPS617457 A JP S617457A
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humidity
opening
electrode
humidity sensor
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Inventor
Keijiro Mori
森 継治郎
Hideaki Yagi
秀明 八木
Ichiro Shimano
島野 一郎
Tooru Onouchi
徹 小野内
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Panasonic Ecology Systems Co Ltd
Nippon Tokushu Togyo KK
Panasonic Holdings Corp
Niterra Co Ltd
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Matsushita Seiko Co Ltd
NGK Spark Plug Co Ltd
Nippon Tokushu Togyo KK
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd
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Priority to JP59128059A priority Critical patent/JPS617457A/en
Priority to PCT/JP1985/000342 priority patent/WO1986000409A1/en
Priority to EP85903047A priority patent/EP0191106B1/en
Priority to US06/834,308 priority patent/US4737707A/en
Priority to DE8585903047T priority patent/DE3579686D1/en
Publication of JPS617457A publication Critical patent/JPS617457A/en
Publication of JPH0554625B2 publication Critical patent/JPH0554625B2/ja
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent deterioration by adhesion of such inorganic solid particles as salt grains, dust, etc., by making a humidity sensitive unit contained in a box and setting on opening in the box within a cubic angle of 1/1,000-1/10 radian from the humidity sensitive unit. CONSTITUTION:A humidity sensitive unit 1 for detection of humidity is heated by a cleaning heater 2 and a humidity electric signal is lead out by an electrode 3. Humidity sensitive unit 1, heater 2, electrode 3 are accommodated in a box 4 in a bottomed cylinder and covered by a supporting unit 5. In this box 4, a slit- shaped opening 6 is formed within a cubic angle of 1/1000-1/10 radian from the humidity sensitive unit 1 or central part of the box 4. By providing such an opening, deterioration by such inorganic solid particles as salt grains and dust, etc. without giving horm to responsivity of the humidity sensitive material itself.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 産業上の利用分野 本発明は湿度の計測、あるいは制御に用いられる湿度セ
ンサに関するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Application The present invention relates to a humidity sensor used for measuring or controlling humidity.

従来例の構成とその問題点 近年、空調分野をはじめとし各産業分野で湿度センサに
対するニーズが高まっているが、その信頼性に多くの問
題がある。特に塩分粒子、ホコリ等の無機固体粒子等が
存在する汚染環境に対する信頼性が懸案となっている。
Conventional configurations and their problems In recent years, the need for humidity sensors has increased in various industrial fields including the air conditioning field, but there are many problems with their reliability. In particular, reliability in a contaminated environment where salt particles, inorganic solid particles such as dust, etc. are present is a concern.

以下、第6図を参照しながら、上述したような従来の湿
度センサについて説明を行なう。
Hereinafter, the conventional humidity sensor as described above will be explained with reference to FIG.

第6図は、従来の加熱クリーニング型の湿度センサの構
成を示すものである。感湿部1、ヒータ2、電極3、保
持部6、リード線7は第1図の構成と同じものであるの
で、同一の符号をつけて詳細は省略する。8は内包する
感湿部1、ヒータ2を機械的損傷から保護するためのプ
ロテクタで、加熱クリーニング後の放熱を良くするため
にその周囲に多数の透孔8aが設けである。
FIG. 6 shows the configuration of a conventional heating cleaning type humidity sensor. The moisture sensing section 1, heater 2, electrode 3, holding section 6, and lead wire 7 have the same structure as in FIG. 1, so the same reference numerals are given and details will be omitted. Reference numeral 8 denotes a protector for protecting the contained moisture sensing section 1 and heater 2 from mechanical damage, and a large number of through holes 8a are provided around the protector to improve heat dissipation after heating and cleaning.

以上のように構成された湿度センサについて、以下その
動作について説明する。
The operation of the humidity sensor configured as above will be described below.

上記構成において、1ず前記湿度センサを測定雰囲気に
接触させる。雰囲気中の水蒸気は、拡散あるlAは気流
によって感湿部1に到達し吸着をする。その際の吸着量
に応じて感湿部1ばその電気的特性を変化させる。この
変化を、あらかじめリード線6を介して電極3に電圧を
印加しておけば、雰囲気中の湿度を電気的に検出するこ
とができる。
In the above configuration, first, the humidity sensor is brought into contact with the measurement atmosphere. The water vapor in the atmosphere diffuses and reaches the humidity sensing part 1 by airflow and is adsorbed. The electrical characteristics of the humidity sensing section 1 are changed depending on the amount of adsorption at that time. This change can be detected electrically by applying a voltage to the electrode 3 via the lead wire 6 in advance, thereby allowing the humidity in the atmosphere to be detected electrically.

しかしながら、上記のような構成では以下のような欠点
を有している。その第一点は、雰囲気中に、塩分粒子や
ホコリ等の加熱クリーニングによって除去不能な無機固
体粒子が存在する場合、前記無機固体粒子はプロテクタ
の、透孔を通じて、容易に感湿部や電極に付着し、素子
の劣化を生じ再生不能となることである。第2の欠点は
、加熱クリーニング時、ヒータが50o℃以上の高温に
なるため、雰囲気に引火性物質が存在すると、爆発や火
災の危険性があり、使用上安全性に問題があ・ることで
ある。
However, the above configuration has the following drawbacks. The first point is that if there are inorganic solid particles in the atmosphere that cannot be removed by heating cleaning, such as salt particles or dust, the inorganic solid particles can easily reach the moisture sensitive part or electrode through the through holes of the protector. This causes deterioration of the device and makes it impossible to reproduce it. The second drawback is that during heating cleaning, the heater reaches a high temperature of 50oC or higher, so if flammable substances are present in the atmosphere, there is a risk of explosion or fire, which poses a safety problem in use. It is.

しだがって、塩分粒子やホコリ等の無機固体粒子、及び
爆発性物質などが存在する環境でも、安全性が高く、し
かも高い信頼性を有する加熱クリーニング型の湿度セン
サの開発が望1れている。
Therefore, it is desired to develop a heated cleaning type humidity sensor that is highly safe and highly reliable even in environments where inorganic solid particles such as salt particles and dust, and explosive substances are present. There is.

発明の目的 本発明は上記欠点を鑑み、安全性を害することなしに、
塩分粒子やホコリ等の無機固体粒子が存在する汚染環境
に対して高い信頼性を有する加熱クリーニング型の湿度
センサを提供するものである0 発明の構成 この目的を達成するために本発明の湿度センサは、感湿
部、該感湿部の加熱部、前記感湿部及び加熱部の保持部
、及び該保持部と結合し前記感湿部及び加熱部を内包す
る筐体より構成され、筐体及び保持部の内外を結ぶ開口
が感湿部ないし筐体中央部からの立体角が−1666−
〜〒O−の範囲に設けたものである。
Purpose of the Invention In view of the above-mentioned drawbacks, the present invention provides the following features without impairing safety:
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to achieve this object, a humidity sensor of the present invention is provided which has high reliability in a contaminated environment where inorganic solid particles such as salt particles and dust exist. is composed of a humidity sensing section, a heating section for the humidity sensing section, a holding section for the humidity sensing section and the heating section, and a casing that is combined with the holding section and contains the humidity sensing section and the heating section, and the casing And the opening connecting the inside and outside of the holding part has a solid angle of -1666- from the humidity sensing part or the center of the case.
~〒O-.

この構成によって、感湿部を雰囲気中の塩分粒子やホコ
リの付着から守り、その安全性を害することなく耐環境
性の優れた湿度センサを提供できるO 実施例の説明 以下本発明の一実施例について、図面を参照しながら説
明する○ 第1図a、bは本発明の一実施例における湿度センサの
構成を示すものである。第1図a、bにおいて、1は湿
度を検知するための感湿部、2id感湿部を加熱するた
めのクリーニング用のヒータ、3は湿度を電気信号に変
換するだめの電極、4は感湿部1、ヒータ2、電極3を
収納した有底円筒状の筐体で、ヒータ2を取付けだ円形
の保持部5で閉蓋されている。そしてこの筐体は、スリ
ット状の開口6を形成している。そして、前記保持部5
は感湿部1及びヒータ2を固定する。寸だ開口6rri
感湿部1を雰囲気と接触させるためのものである。そし
て、この開口6は感湿部1、電極部3より下に位置させ
、感湿部1ないし筐体4の中央部からの立体角がづ一以
下に設定している。7は1゜ 電圧の印加、及び信号出力用のリード線で、電極3より
導出し、保持部6を貫通している。
With this configuration, it is possible to protect the humidity sensing part from adhesion of salt particles and dust in the atmosphere, and provide a humidity sensor with excellent environmental resistance without compromising its safety. This will be explained with reference to the drawings. Figures 1a and 1b show the structure of a humidity sensor in an embodiment of the present invention. In Figures 1a and b, 1 is a humidity sensing section for detecting humidity, 2 is a cleaning heater for heating the id humidity sensing section, 3 is an electrode for converting humidity into an electrical signal, and 4 is a sensing section. It is a cylindrical case with a bottom that houses a wet part 1, a heater 2, and an electrode 3. The heater 2 is attached and the lid is closed with an oval holding part 5. This housing has a slit-shaped opening 6 formed therein. Then, the holding section 5
fixes the humidity sensing section 1 and heater 2. Dimension opening 6rri
This is for bringing the humidity sensing section 1 into contact with the atmosphere. The opening 6 is located below the humidity sensing section 1 and the electrode section 3, and the solid angle from the center of the humidity sensing section 1 or the housing 4 is set to be less than one. Reference numeral 7 denotes a lead wire for applying a 1° voltage and outputting a signal, which is led out from the electrode 3 and passes through the holding portion 6.

以上のように構成された湿度センサについて、以下その
動作について説明する。
The operation of the humidity sensor configured as above will be described below.

上記構成において、開口6を鉛直下向にして所定位置に
設ければ、感湿部1、及び電極3はその周囲を筐体4に
覆われ、それらより下部に有するスリット状の開口6を
通じてのみ雰囲気と接触し、湿度を検知する。このよう
にすれば、雰囲気中の塩分粒子やホコリ等の無機固体粒
子は、水蒸気の如く雰囲気を拡散((より移動すること
ができないため、無風状態では開口6から侵入して感湿
部1や電極3に付着することなく、自由落下して、たか
たか筐体4の上部に堆積するのみである。また有風の場
合も、感湿部1及び電極3が開口4より上部にあること
、さらに開口がその立体角が」−ラジアン以下で、しか
も風向に対し片方しか設けられず通風し難い構成となっ
ているなど、万一鉛直上向から風が吹いても、感湿部1
及び電極3に有情し難い。このように、いずれの状態に
しろ感湿部1及び電極3は前記無機固体粒子の付着を免
れる。第2図は上記構成の湿度センサに開口6に対して
真横より海水を0.56m/s 程度の風速で噴霧した
ときの、前記開口6の立体角とセンサの劣化の関係を示
した。図に示すごとく、その立体角を1〜以下にするこ
とにより、有風時の塩分によるセンサの劣化を著しく低
減できると吉が理解できる。
In the above configuration, if the opening 6 is provided in a predetermined position with the opening 6 facing vertically downward, the moisture sensing part 1 and the electrode 3 are surrounded by the casing 4, and can only be accessed through the slit-shaped opening 6 located below them. It comes into contact with the atmosphere and detects humidity. In this way, inorganic solid particles such as salt particles and dust in the atmosphere can diffuse through the atmosphere like water vapor. It does not adhere to the electrode 3, but falls freely and is only deposited on the upper part of the housing 4.Also, even in the case of windy conditions, the humidity sensing part 1 and the electrode 3 are located above the opening 4; Furthermore, the solid angle of the opening is less than -radian, and it is configured so that only one side is provided in the direction of the wind, making it difficult for ventilation.
And it is difficult to be sensitive to electrode 3. In this way, the moisture sensing portion 1 and the electrode 3 are free from adhesion of the inorganic solid particles in any state. FIG. 2 shows the relationship between the solid angle of the aperture 6 and the deterioration of the sensor when seawater is sprayed from right side to the aperture 6 at a wind speed of about 0.56 m/s to the humidity sensor configured as described above. As shown in the figure, it can be understood that by setting the solid angle to 1 or less, the deterioration of the sensor due to salt during windy conditions can be significantly reduced.

一方、雰囲気中の水蒸気は無風状態でも拡散匠より開口
6を通じて感湿部1に吸着する。その際、その吸着量に
応じてその電気的特性を変化させる。
On the other hand, water vapor in the atmosphere is adsorbed to the humidity sensing part 1 through the opening 6 by diffusion even in a windless state. At that time, its electrical characteristics are changed depending on the amount of adsorption.

その変化量をリード線7を介して電圧を印加された電極
3により電気信号に変換される。こうして、雰囲気中の
無機固体粒子の付着を免れ、かつ安全性を害することな
く雰囲気の湿度を検出する。
The amount of change is converted into an electrical signal by the electrode 3 to which a voltage is applied via the lead wire 7. In this way, the humidity of the atmosphere can be detected without adhesion of inorganic solid particles in the atmosphere and without compromising safety.

第3図a、bは本発明の第2の実施例を示すものである
。そして、感湿部1、ヒータ2、電極3、筐体4、保持
部6、リート線了は」二記実施例と同じなので同一符号
をつけ、詳細な説明は省略する。
Figures 3a and 3b show a second embodiment of the invention. Since the humidity sensing section 1, heater 2, electrode 3, housing 4, holding section 6, and Riet wire end are the same as those in the second embodiment, they are given the same reference numerals and detailed explanations will be omitted.

上記実施例と相違する点は、第3図a、bの如く開口6
aにある。即ち、開口6aは筐体4でなく保持部5に設
けられている。
The difference from the above embodiment is that the opening 6 as shown in FIGS.
It's in a. That is, the opening 6a is provided not in the housing 4 but in the holding portion 5.

以上のように構成された湿度センサについて、以下r(
その動作について説明する。
Regarding the humidity sensor configured as above, the following r(
The operation will be explained.

上記構成において、その湿度検出動作は、上記一実施例
と同様であるので省略する。上記一実施例との相異点は
、開口6を保持部5に設けた点である。こうすることに
より、感湿部1及び電極3ば、開口部のない筐体で完全
に覆われ、周囲の気流状況の影響をあまり受けず無機固
体粒子の付着を免れることができる。また、この開口6
をり一ト線7用の貫通穴と共用すれば、センサの製造上
有利となる。
In the above configuration, the humidity detection operation is the same as that in the above embodiment, so a description thereof will be omitted. The difference from the above embodiment is that an opening 6 is provided in the holding part 5. By doing so, the humidity sensing section 1 and the electrode 3 are completely covered with a casing without an opening, so that they are not affected much by the surrounding air flow condition and can be avoided from adhesion of inorganic solid particles. Also, this opening 6
If this hole is also used as the through hole for the power line 7, it will be advantageous in manufacturing the sensor.

以上のように本実施例によれば、開口6aを保持部5を
設けることにより、周囲の気流状態を影響されず無機固
体粒子の付着による素子劣化を防止できる。
As described above, according to this embodiment, by providing the holding portion 5 in the opening 6a, it is possible to prevent element deterioration due to attachment of inorganic solid particles without being affected by the surrounding airflow state.

なお、上記の一実施例では、開口6を筐体4の側面にス
リット状に設けたが、前記開口6の設置位置、形状、個
数、配列状態は、前記開口部の立体角を□〜□の範囲に
限定すれば、第 4図、第5図の如く設けても良い。すなわち、第4図a
では筺体4の側面に縦方向へ2列に開口6bを設けてい
る。第4図すは開口6bを1列にし7ている。第4図C
は開口6cを十字状に配列している。第6図は筐体4の
上面に開口6dを設けている。
In the above embodiment, the opening 6 is provided in the form of a slit on the side surface of the casing 4, but the installation position, shape, number, and arrangement of the opening 6 are determined by changing the solid angle of the opening from □ to □. As long as it is limited to the range of , it may be provided as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5. That is, Figure 4a
In this case, openings 6b are provided in two rows in the vertical direction on the side surface of the housing 4. In FIG. 4, the openings 6b are arranged in one row. Figure 4C
The openings 6c are arranged in a cross shape. In FIG. 6, an opening 6d is provided on the top surface of the casing 4.

また、上記の一実施例の開口6のスリ、ト巾をたとえば
1欄以下とすれば、筐体4がそのまま防爆構造を兼ねる
ことができ、加熱クリーニング時に周囲に引火性の物質
が存在しても、爆発の危険を免かれることができる。
Furthermore, if the width of the opening 6 in the above embodiment is set to 1 column or less, the casing 4 can also serve as an explosion-proof structure as it is, and flammable substances are not present around it during heating cleaning. However, the risk of explosion can be avoided.

発明の効果 以上のように、本発明は感湿部及び電極を筐体内に収納
し、立体角が10〜1゜。。程度の開口を筐体あるいは
保持部に設けることにより、感湿材自身の応答性をあま
り害することなく、塩分粒子やホコリ等の無機固体粒子
の付着による劣化を防止できる。さらに、開口部を1′
yn程度以下にすることにより、防爆構造を筐体に付与
され、加熱クリーニング時の火災、爆発が防止でき、使
用上の安全性が確保できる。
Effects of the Invention As described above, in the present invention, the moisture sensing part and the electrode are housed in the housing, and the solid angle is 10 to 1 degree. . By providing a moderate opening in the casing or holding portion, it is possible to prevent deterioration due to adhesion of inorganic solid particles such as salt particles and dust without significantly impairing the responsiveness of the moisture-sensitive material itself. Furthermore, the opening is 1'
By setting the temperature to about yn or less, an explosion-proof structure can be imparted to the casing, fires and explosions can be prevented during heating cleaning, and safety in use can be ensured.

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

第1図aは本発明の一実施例における湿度センサの構成
を示す一部破断の縦断面図、第1図すは第1図dの横断
面図、第2図は第1図の湿度センサに海水噴霧した場合
の開口の立体角と素子劣化の関係を示すグラフ、第3図
dは本発明の第2の実施例における湿度センサの構成を
示す一部破断の縦断面図、第3図すは第3図aの底面図
、第4図a、b、’C,第6図は第1図における開口の
形状1個数、配列、設置位置に関する変更例の側面図と
要部破裁の断面図、第6図a、bは従来の加熱クリーニ
ング型の湿度センサの構成を示す一部破断の縦断面図と
横断面図である。 1・・・・感湿部、2・・・・ヒータ、3・・・・・電
極、4・・・・・筐体、5・・・・保持部、6・・ 開
口。 代理人の氏名 弁理士 中 尾 敏 男 ほか1名第1
図 tα) /             (b) 第2図 MUchh414  、S”X/ρ“5(ランアンフ第
3図
FIG. 1a is a partially cutaway vertical cross-sectional view showing the configuration of a humidity sensor according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of FIG. 1d, and FIG. 2 is a humidity sensor of FIG. A graph showing the relationship between the solid angle of the aperture and element deterioration when seawater is sprayed on the surface, and FIG. Figure 3 is a bottom view of Figure 3a, Figure 4 is a, b, 'C, and Figure 6 is a side view of an example of changes in the shape, number, arrangement, and installation position of the openings in Figure 1, and the main part is broken. 6A and 6B are a partially broken longitudinal sectional view and a cross sectional view showing the structure of a conventional heating cleaning type humidity sensor. 1... Moisture sensing section, 2... Heater, 3... Electrode, 4... Housing, 5... Holding section, 6... Opening. Name of agent: Patent attorney Toshio Nakao and 1 other person No. 1
Figure tα) / (b) Figure 2 MUchh414, S"X/ρ"5 (Runamp Figure 3

Claims (6)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)電極を有する感湿部と該感湿部の加熱部と、前記
感湿部及び加熱部の保持部と該保持部と結合し、前記感
湿部及び加熱部を内包する筐体より構成し、筐体の内外
を結ぶ開口を感湿部ないし筐体中央部からの立体角が1
/1000〜1/10ラジアンの範囲である湿度センサ
(1) A humidity sensing part having an electrode, a heating part of the humidity sensing part, a holding part of the humidity sensing part and the heating part, and a casing that is combined with the holding part and contains the humidity sensing part and the heating part. The solid angle from the humidity sensing part or the center of the housing is 1.
Humidity sensor in the range of /1000 to 1/10 radian.
(2)開口の巾を1mm以下とする特許請求の範囲第1
項記載の湿度センサ。
(2) Claim 1 in which the width of the opening is 1 mm or less
Humidity sensor as described in section.
(3)開口をスリットで構成する特許請求の範囲第1項
記載の湿度センサ。
(3) The humidity sensor according to claim 1, wherein the opening is a slit.
(4)開口が複数個の透孔で構成され、その立体角が、
複数個の透口の外郭線を結ぶものとした特許請求の範囲
第1項記載の湿度センサ。
(4) The opening is composed of multiple through holes, and its solid angle is
The humidity sensor according to claim 1, wherein the outer lines of the plurality of through holes are connected.
(5)開口を筐体頂部に設けた特許請求の範囲第1項記
載の湿度センサ。
(5) The humidity sensor according to claim 1, wherein the opening is provided at the top of the casing.
(6)開口を保持部に設けた特許請求の範囲第1項記載
の湿度センサ。
(6) The humidity sensor according to claim 1, wherein the holding portion is provided with an opening.
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