WO2012173076A2 - センサユニット、及びセンサユニットを用いた恒温装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a device for maintaining a constant atmosphere in the cabinet such as temperature, humidity, oxygen concentration, and carbon dioxide concentration.
- Incubators are widely used as devices for storing and culturing samples used for culture and testing of microorganisms and cells.
- the incubator is provided with means for maintaining environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, CO 2 concentration and oxygen concentration in a culture chamber for storing a sample.
- environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, CO 2 concentration and oxygen concentration in a culture chamber for storing a sample.
- the temperature in the culture chamber is 37 ° C. and humidity. It is maintained in a high humidity state of 90% or more.
- the incubator is provided with atmosphere measuring means such as a temperature / humidity sensor, a CO 2 sensor, and an oxygen concentration sensor, and the inside of the incubator is stored from data detected by these atmosphere measuring means. It is equipped with a control device that maintains a specific environment.
- sterilization has been performed by a sterilization method of irradiating ultraviolet rays or a sterilization method called dry heat sterilization in which the inside of the chamber is maintained at a high temperature environment of 130 ° C. or more to kill germs.
- a gas sterilization method in which sterilization treatment is performed by filling the culture chamber with a sterilization gas such as hydrogen peroxide gas or ozone gas in recent years. Has become widespread, and incubators having a gas sterilization function have been used.
- the gas sterilization method is a sterilization method in which sterilization gas is allowed to flow into the culture chamber, and germs are killed by the sterilization power of the sterilization gas.
- the required sterilization time can be completed in a short period of about 1 hour in, for example, hydrogen peroxide sterilization, and this is a sterilization method that can dramatically reduce the rest time from the end of culture to the start of the next culture.
- the present invention has been created in order to effectively solve the above-mentioned problems.
- the sensor unit according to claim 1 of the present invention includes a block in which an internal space communicating with a culture chamber is formed, and an air flow that sucks the atmosphere in the culture chamber from the culture chamber into the internal space and discharges the culture chamber to the culture chamber.
- the sensor unit having the above configuration may be arranged anywhere in or near the culture chamber. Further, since the atmosphere once sucked is circulated and then discharged and returned to the inside of the culture chamber, the pressure inside the culture chamber is not reduced. Various pumps, axial fans, sirocco fans, and the like can be used as the airflow generating means. However, it is preferable to use one that has been subjected to moisture-proofing treatment because it sucks the high-humidity atmosphere in the culture chamber. Furthermore, it is preferable to use a filter that is resistant to moisture.
- the atmosphere measuring means such as the CO 2 sensor and the oxygen concentration sensor are blocked by the filter, so that the atmosphere measuring means is maintained in a clean state. Is possible. Therefore, it is not necessary to sterilize by exposing the atmosphere measuring means to a highly oxidizing gas such as hydrogen peroxide gas or ozone gas for sterilization.
- a highly oxidizing gas such as hydrogen peroxide gas or ozone gas for sterilization.
- the culture chamber and the block internal space are separated with the filter interposed therebetween, a pressure difference is generated before and after the filter by the airflow generating means. Due to this pressure difference, the atmosphere aspirated from the culture chamber into the block internal space suddenly depressurizes and the temperature drops. Since the sucked atmosphere is in a high humidity state, condensation occurs due to this temperature change.
- the block internal space is heated by a heater, and the condensation adheres to the atmosphere measuring means. It is possible to avoid the atmospheric measurement means from affecting the humidity to be measured.
- FIG. 1 is a sectional view of an incubator provided with a sensor unit.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing the sensor unit.
- FIG. 3 is an exploded view showing a first embodiment of the sensor unit.
- FIG. 4 is a sectional view showing a first embodiment of the sensor unit.
- FIG. 5 is a sectional view showing a second embodiment of the sensor unit.
- FIG. 6 is a view showing a duct provided in the sensor unit.
- FIG. 7 is a sectional view showing a second embodiment of the sensor unit.
- FIG. 8 is a sectional view showing a second embodiment of the sensor unit.
- FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of an incubator 1 equipped with a sensor unit 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the incubator 1 includes a culture chamber 2, an inner door 3, a sample shelf 4 on which a sample is placed, a gas supply pipe 5 that is supplied into the culture chamber 2 during culture such as CO 2 and N 2, and an atmosphere measuring means 19.
- a sensor unit 100 that sucks and discharges the internal atmosphere, a supply port 7 for supplying a sterilizing gas such as hydrogen peroxide gas or ozone gas into the culture chamber 2 during sterilization, and aspirating the supplied gas And a suction port 8 to be used.
- the culture chamber 2 has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape having an opening on the front surface formed by a wall 2a made of a material having excellent thermal conductivity and corrosion resistance, such as aluminum and stainless steel, and a hinge is attached to the wall 2a in the opening portion.
- An inner door 3 attached to be openable and closable is provided. The inner door 3 is configured such that the inside of the culture chamber 2 becomes airtight when the opening of the culture chamber 2 is closed via the packing 10.
- an outer box 11 formed by bending or pressing a metal plate material such as iron and having an opening on the front surface faces the opening in the same direction as the culture chamber 2, and is cultured. It arrange
- the peripheral edge of the opening of the outer box 11 is bent toward the culture chamber 2.
- An outer door 9 is provided at the opening of the outer box 11 so as to be opened and closed via a hinge. The outer door 9 is configured such that when the opening of the outer box 11 is closed via the packing 12, the inside of the outer box 11 becomes airtight.
- a plate material made of a metal having high thermal conductivity such as copper or aluminum is tightly fixed to the wall 2a of the culture chamber 2, and an electric heater 13 is directly tightly fixed to the outside thereof. Furthermore, the heat insulating material 14 is provided so that all the members attached to these walls 2a may be surrounded. By directly heating the wall 2a of the culture chamber 2 by the electric heater 13, the inside of the culture chamber 2 can be adjusted to a predetermined temperature. As described above, between the wall 2a of the culture chamber 2 and the electric heater 13, a metal having high thermal conductivity such as copper or aluminum is disposed on the outer wall surface of the culture chamber 2 as a soaking plate 15, and this soaking is performed.
- the entire wall 2a of the culture chamber 2 can be heated to a uniform temperature even with the electric heater 13 having a small area.
- the so-called direct heating method is used in which the wall 2a is directly heated by the electric heater 13, but for example, an air jacket method in which a tube for circulating the heated air is arranged on the wall 2a to overheat the inside. It is also possible to use a water jacket system.
- the outer door 9 is a box-shaped member formed of the same member as the outer box 11, and an inner panel 16 formed of an aluminum material is attached to the side facing the opening of the culture chamber 2.
- a heat insulating material 14 is disposed inside the outer box 11, and heat from the electric heater 13 disposed on the outer box 11 side of the inner panel 16 is prevented from leaking from the outer door 9 to the outside.
- a packing 12 is disposed on the peripheral edge of the outer door 9 facing the opening of the outer box 11, and the packing 12 is formed on the peripheral edge of the opening of the outer box 11 when the outer door 9 is closed. The opening portion can be sealed by contacting the bent portion.
- a plurality of sample shelves 4 on which samples to be cultured and tested are placed are arranged at predetermined intervals in the vertical direction.
- a water tray 17 for containing distilled water for humidifying the inside of the culture chamber 2 is disposed on the floor surface of the culture chamber 2 and is heated by the heat of the electric heater 13 provided outside the floor surface to a predetermined humidity. The inside of the culture chamber 2 can be maintained.
- the culture chamber 2 have provided a CO 2 gas supply pipe 5a for supplying a purity of 99% or more of CO 2 gas from the outside, and the N 2 gas feed pipe 5b for supplying purity of 99% of the N 2 gas Gas is supplied from the gas supply means (not shown) into the culture chamber 2 via the supply pipes 5a and 5b.
- the CO 2 gas supply pipe 5a and the N 2 gas supply pipe 5b are provided with electromagnetically driven on / off valves 6a and 6b, respectively, and the on / off operation of the on / off valves is controlled by signal input from an incubator control means (not shown). Is done.
- the gas supply means may be provided with various gas generators separately from the incubator 1, or the generator may be provided inside the incubator 1, and a cylinder filled with various gases may be provided in the incubator 1. It is good also as installing outside.
- the sterilization chamber 2 has a supply port 7 for supplying hydrogen peroxide gas sent from a hydrogen peroxide generator (not shown) to the inside of the culture chamber 2 during sterilization, A suction port 8 for exhausting air to the outside is provided.
- the supply port 7 and the suction port 8 are connected to a hydrogen peroxide generator (not shown) through pipes 7a and 8a, respectively.
- the pipes 7a and 8a have electromagnetically driven on-off valves 7b and 8b, respectively. It is arranged.
- the opening / closing operation of the opening / closing valves 7b and 8b is controlled by a signal input from an incubator control means (not shown).
- the supply port 7 supplies hydrogen peroxide gas to the culture chamber 2 during sterilization, but after the sterilization is completed, the hydrogen peroxide gas accumulated in the culture chamber 2 is discharged from the culture chamber 2 earlier. It is good also as supplying the clean air from which the impurity was filtered by the high function filter.
- the culture chamber 2 is provided with a temperature sensor 18 composed of a thermocouple or a side temperature resistor, and the incubator control means controls the output of the electric heater 13 based on the electric signal from the temperature sensor 18 to culture the culture chamber 2.
- the temperature in the chamber 2 is adjusted to a desired value.
- the temperature sensor 18 provided in the inside of the culture chamber 2 is such that the temperature detection part is hermetically protected by a metal protection tube called a sheath made of stainless steel, and can withstand long-time use in a high temperature or gas atmosphere. It has become a thing.
- the electric heater 13 provided around the wall 2a of the culture chamber 2 is also provided with a thermocouple for individually measuring the temperature, and the incubator control unit individually controls the temperature of each thermoelectric heater 13, thereby culturing.
- the temperature unevenness inside the chamber 2 can be eliminated and a uniform temperature environment can be obtained. Furthermore, for example, by setting the thermoelectric heater 13 that heats the water tray 17 described above to a set temperature higher than that of the surrounding thermoelectric heater 13, the humidity in the culture chamber 2 can be increased in a short time.
- a fan that stirs the air inside the culture chamber 2 can be provided. In this case, sterilization with hydrogen peroxide gas should be performed. In view of this, it is desirable to provide a seal on the movable part of the fan so that the electrical components inside the fan are protected from hydrogen peroxide gas.
- the incubator 1 includes a CO 2 sensor and an oxygen concentration sensor as atmosphere measuring means 19 for measuring the atmosphere inside the culture chamber 2 such as temperature, humidity, CO 2 concentration and oxygen concentration in the culture chamber 2.
- the CO 2 sensor and the oxygen concentration sensor are electrically connected to the incubator control unit, and the incubator control unit controls the operation of the on-off valve 6a of the CO 2 supply pipe 5a based on the electric signal from the CO 2 sensor. Based on the electrical signal from the concentration sensor, the operation of the on-off valve 6b of the N 2 supply pipe 5b is controlled to adjust the environment inside the culture chamber 2 to predetermined CO 2 concentration and oxygen concentration.
- N 2 (nitrogen) gas is used to adjust the oxygen concentration inside the culture chamber 2 is that nitrogen has about 70% of the atmosphere, and that it is an inert gas and a stable gas. This is because the inside of the culture chamber 2 can be maintained in a low oxygen state by supplying this nitrogen gas.
- the atmosphere measuring means 19 is provided with a CO 2 sensor and an oxygen concentration sensor.
- the N 2 supply pipe 5b, the on-off valve 6b, the oxygen concentration There is no need to provide a sensor.
- the atmosphere measuring means 19 such as a CO 2 sensor or an oxygen concentration sensor has a detection portion disposed inside the culture chamber 2 and measures the atmosphere inside the culture chamber 2 with a detection element. If the parts and wiring members are exposed to a hydrogen peroxide gas atmosphere or a high humidity atmosphere for a long time, accurate measurement cannot be performed due to oxidation or corrosion, and in the worst case, the culture is stopped.
- an internal space is provided in a block formed separately from the culture chamber 2, and the atmosphere measuring means 19 and the airflow generation means 20 are disposed therein, and the airflow generation means 20 allows the inside of the culture chamber 2.
- An air flow is generated so as to inhale and discharge air, and the atmosphere inside the culture chamber 2 is measured by arranging the detection unit 32 of the atmosphere measuring means 19 in the flow path of the air flow.
- the culture chamber 2 and the internal space communicate with each other via a filter 23 at an opening formed in the wall 2a of the culture chamber 2 (see FIG. 2).
- FIG. 3 is an exploded view showing each member constituting one embodiment of the sensor unit 100 of the present invention
- FIG. 4A is a cross-sectional view seen from the top surface
- FIG. 4B is a cross-sectional view seen from the side surface.
- the main body module 22, which is one of the constituent members of the sensor unit 100 is an aluminum block having a high thermal conductivity and made of metal and anodized on the surface.
- the surface of the main body module 22 that contacts the wall 2a of the culture chamber 2 is processed smoothly, and a packing 24 is disposed between the surface processed and the wall 2a.
- the packing 24 is a member having a shape larger than the peripheral edge of the opening formed on the wall 2a of the culture chamber 2, and the packing 24 brings the main body module 22 and the wall 2a of the culture chamber 2 into an airtight contact state.
- the main body module 22 has two through holes penetrating in parallel from one surface to the other surface.
- one surface is a surface that comes into contact with the wall 2 a of the culture chamber 2, and the openings of the two through holes are provided in a range partitioned from the outside by the packing 24 of the main body module 22.
- Each of the two through holes is a suction path 26 and a discharge path 27.
- a pump 21 which is an airflow generation means 20 is provided via a packing sheet 25. It is fixed in an airtight state.
- the pump 21 used in this embodiment has a suction port and a discharge port arranged on one surface on the pump 21 body, and two through holes 26 are provided at positions corresponding to the suction port and the discharge port, respectively. , 27 are formed.
- the through hole 26 communicates with the suction port of the pump 21 and serves as a suction path 26 through which the air inside the culture chamber 2 is sucked into the pump 21 by the operation of the pump 21.
- the through hole 27 communicates with the discharge port of the pump 21, and serves as a discharge path 27 through which air sucked into the pump 21 by the operation of the pump 21 is discharged into the culture chamber 2.
- a check valve 28 is provided at each of the suction port and the discharge port of the pump 21 to prevent the backflow of the fluid sucked and discharged by the pump 21.
- the pump 21 used in the present embodiment includes a diaphragm 29 that partitions the space inside the pump 21 body, and the diaphragm 29 is expanded and contracted to change the internal volume.
- a bimorph vibrator 30 is provided as a means for expanding and contracting the diaphragm 29, a bimorph vibrator 30 is provided.
- the bimorph vibrator 30 is affixed to the diaphragm 29 and a drive voltage is applied to bend / bend / bend the bimorph vibrator 30 and the diaphragm 29 at a constant frequency, and the volume inside the pump 21 is changed by this bending / bending / stretching operation.
- the airflow is generated.
- a pump such as a diaphragm pump that expands and contracts the diaphragm acting as the diaphragm 29 by the rotation of the motor
- a blower such as an axial fan or a sirocco fan can also be used.
- the airflow flowing through the suction passage 26 and the discharge passage 27 has a high humidity of 90% or higher, it is preferable to select one that can be used even in a high humidity environment.
- the sensor unit 100 of the present embodiment can inhale and discharge the air inside the culture chamber 2 without mixing it with outside air.
- a sensor hole 31 for inserting the atmosphere measuring means 19 is formed in the main body module 22 so as to be orthogonal to the suction path 26.
- the sensor hole 31 has a shape and a size into which the target atmosphere measuring means 19 can be inserted, and is formed so that the detection part 32 of the atmosphere measuring means 19 protrudes into the suction path 26.
- a gap between the atmosphere measuring means 19 and the sensor hole 31 is provided. It is preferable to arrange a sealing member such as a packing or an O-ring 33. The reason why the atmosphere measuring means 19 is provided between the suction path 26 and the pump 21 is to perform measurement at a position close to the culture chamber 2.
- a filter 23 is attached in close contact via a pressing plate 35 so as to cover the suction path 26 and the discharge path 27 on the surface that contacts the wall 2a.
- the filter 23 constituting the present embodiment is obtained by processing and sintering fine fibers made of stainless steel 316 steel material and cutting them into appropriate dimensions. Or a synthetic fiber such as polyester or polyolefin.
- the filtration accuracy of the filter 23 is about 1 ⁇ m, and most germs, molds, and cells that cause contamination cannot pass through the filter 23 and flow into the sensor unit 100.
- the air in the culture chamber 2 sucked into the sensor unit 100 by the pump 21 is maintained in a highly clean state filtered by the filter 23. Furthermore, since molecules such as CO 2 , oxygen, and water vapor can flow through the filter 23 having a filtration accuracy of 1 ⁇ m, the atmosphere inside the culture chamber 2 can be detected with high accuracy. Although a filter 23 having a filtration accuracy of 0.1 ⁇ m or less can be used, the pressure loss rate of the filter itself is also increased. Therefore, in order to ensure a flow rate that can be detected by various sensors, the air flow generation means 20 such as a pump or a fan is used. It is necessary to fully examine performance related to discharge pressure and flow rate.
- the air flow generation means 20 such as a pump or a fan is used. It is necessary to fully examine performance related to discharge pressure and flow rate.
- the sensor unit 100 of the present invention is provided with a heater 36 (electric heater) for heating the main body module 22.
- a heater 36 electric heater
- the electric heater 36 when air having a humidity of 90% or more inside the culture chamber 2 is sucked into the sensor unit 100, the pressure of the atmosphere sucked by the filter is lowered due to the pressure loss rate of the filter itself, and the ambient temperature is lowered. It is provided to prevent condensation from occurring in the sensor unit 100, particularly in the vicinity of the suction path 26 at the filter outlet, due to a decrease in temperature.
- an electric heater 36 is arranged because the block internal space between the filter 23 on the suction path 26 side and the airflow generation means 20 (pump 21) is more negative than the inside of the culture chamber 2.
- an electric heater 36 is attached to the main body module 22 to heat the entire main body module 22 made of aluminum which is a metal having a high thermal conductivity. Since the temperature in the culture chamber is controlled at 37 ° C., the electric heater 36 only needs to be continually heated with a current amount that does not cause condensation of the sucked air, and no particular control is required.
- thermocouple (not shown) for measuring the temperature of the electric heater 36 and the main body module 22 may be arranged to control the temperature.
- the entire main body module 22 is heated, so that the space between the airflow generation means 20 (pump 21) and the discharge path 27 is also heated. Heating may be performed particularly in the vicinity of the filter outlet in the sensor unit 100 so as to cope with the pressure drop.
- Heating may be performed particularly in the vicinity of the filter outlet in the sensor unit 100 so as to cope with the pressure drop.
- not only the portion but also the entire main body module 22 is heated only by heat radiation from the main body module 22. It corresponds to the dew condensation due to the temperature drop due to.
- the atmosphere measuring means 19 is connected to the suction path 26. May be provided between the pump 21 and the pump 21, or may be provided between the pump 21 and the discharge passage 27.
- the electric heater 36 and the thermocouple are electrically connected to the incubator controller, and the sensor unit 100 can be controlled to a predetermined temperature.
- the temperature of the sensor unit 100 is controlled so that the air sucked from the culture chamber 2 does not dew, the atmosphere inside the culture chamber 2 can be measured accurately.
- the thermoelectric heater 36 can prevent the condensation of the filter 23. If the filter 23 is condensed, the condensed moisture becomes an obstacle, and a sufficient flow rate is not sucked into the sensor unit 100, so that accurate detection cannot be performed.
- the entire sensor unit 100 is wrapped with a heat insulating material (not shown).
- the sensor unit 100 is fixed to the wall 2a of the culture chamber 2.
- the fixing method may be a method in which a tapped hole is provided in the sensor unit 100 and fixed from the inside of the culture chamber 2 with screws, or a stud or nut is welded to the wall 2a of the culture chamber 2 and fixed from the outside of the culture chamber 2 with screws or nuts. It is also possible to do it.
- a method of welding a stud or nut to the wall 2a of the culture chamber 2 and fixing it from the outside without providing a through hole in the wall 2a of the culture chamber 2 is preferable.
- the method of fixing the filter 34 and the holding plate 35 to the main body module 22 is preferably screwed in consideration of replacement, but a hexagon screw without a cross hole or a hexagon hole is used at the head of the screw. Is preferred.
- the sensor unit 100 is installed on the wall 2a is not particularly limited, but it is desirable to determine an appropriate detection position by measuring the specific gravity of the gas to be measured and the state of the airflow inside the culture chamber 2. .
- the filter 23 what causes the contamination such as germs and spores floating inside the culture chamber 2 is prevented from flowing into the sensor unit 100 by the filter 23.
- the cleanliness will be maintained.
- the germs and spores that have been prevented from flowing into the sensor unit 100 by the filter 23 can be killed by a sterilizing gas such as hydrogen peroxide gas, so that contamination is not caused in the next culture. .
- a sterilizing gas such as hydrogen peroxide gas
- the air inside the culture chamber 2 once sucked for measurement passes through the flow path inside the sensor unit 100 and then returns to the original culture chamber 2. It is supposed to be.
- the internal pressure of the culture chamber 2 is not lowered, so that a stable atmosphere in the culture chamber 2 can be easily maintained.
- the sensor unit 200 in the second embodiment includes a check valve 28a between the sensor 19 of the sensor unit 100 and the filter 23. (See FIG. 5).
- the check valve 28a allows the flow of air sucked into the suction path 26 from the culture chamber 2 to pass between the sensor hole 31 in which the sensor 19 of the suction path 26 is disposed and the filter 23. The flow is arranged to stop.
- the check valve 28a is set to a pressure called a cracking pressure, which is a threshold value that prevents the valve body from passing the fluid even if the fluid passing therethrough does not exceed a predetermined pressure, even if the fluid is forward flow. Yes.
- a cracking pressure is a threshold value that prevents the valve body from passing the fluid even if the fluid passing therethrough does not exceed a predetermined pressure, even if the fluid is forward flow.
- a relief valve or a safety valve can be arranged instead of the check valve 28a.
- the pressure of the gas sucked by the pump 21 becomes higher than the pressure due to the diffusion of the sterilizing gas.
- the pressure of the pump 21 is set, and a valve body that does not open at the pressure due to the diffusion of the sterilizing gas but opens at a pressure lower than the pressure of the gas sucked by the pump 21 may be disposed.
- the check valve 28 is required on the suction path 26 side of the pump 21.
- the suction path 26 and the discharge path 27 are arranged adjacent to each other.
- the phenomenon that the air discharged from the discharge path 27 is directly sucked from the suction path 26 without circulating inside the culture chamber 2 rarely occurs.
- this phenomenon occurs, only the atmosphere of a part of the culture chamber 2 is continuously measured, and the entire atmosphere of the culture chamber 2 is not accurately measured. Therefore, it is also possible to prevent the discharged air from being sucked as it is by attaching a holding plate 38 provided with a duct 37 for restricting the flow of suction and discharge air to the sensor unit 100 of the above embodiment. Yes (see FIG. 6).
- this duct 37 By providing this duct 37, the flow of the air for suction and discharge is regulated, and the discharged air can be diffused in the culture chamber 2 without being directly sucked. By adopting a rotatable structure for the duct 37, it is possible to adjust the optimum suction / discharge direction.
- FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view showing a third embodiment of the present invention.
- the measurement module 39 that houses the atmosphere measuring means 19 such as the CO 2 concentration and the oxygen concentration
- the filter module 40 that forms an intake port and a discharge port including the filter 34 are included.
- the measurement module 39 and each filter module 40 are communicated by a tube via a joint.
- the measurement module 39 and the filter module 40 are blocks formed of aluminum members whose surfaces are anodized.
- the suction path 26 and the discharge path 27 are formed as in the first and second embodiments.
- a pump 21 is fixed in an airtight state via a packing sheet 25 on the surface of the two through holes opposite to the surface facing the culture chamber 2, and a sensor for inserting the atmosphere measuring means 19
- the hole 31 is formed so as to be orthogonal to the suction path 26.
- an electric heater 36 and a thermocouple for heating the measurement module 39 are provided.
- the measurement module 39 has a tapered screw hole so that the joint 41 can be attached to the opening portion of the suction passage 26 and the discharge passage 27 opposite to the side where the pump 21 is disposed. Joints 41 are respectively attached to the two screw holes.
- the measurement module 39 is fixed in the incubator 1 via a bracket (not shown). Further, the measurement module 39 is covered with the heat insulating material 14 so as to wrap the whole.
- the filter module 40 is formed with a through hole 42 near the center, and a tapered screw hole is formed in the opening on the side opposite to the surface in contact with the wall surface of the culture chamber 2 so that the joint 41 can be attached.
- a joint 41 is attached to the screw hole.
- the culture chamber 2 wall surface side of the through hole 42 is formed to have a larger diameter than the screw hole to which the joint 41 is attached in this embodiment.
- a dent having a slightly larger diameter than the through hole 42 is formed over the entire circumference of the through hole 42.
- a filter 34 obtained by processing / sintering fine fibers made of is screwed through a pressing plate 35.
- the filter 34 is the same as that disclosed in the first and second embodiments, but may be formed of synthetic fibers such as polypropylene, polyester, and polyolefin. Further, like the measurement module 39, the filter module 40 is also provided with an electric heater 36 and a thermocouple in order to cope with dew condensation caused by the pressure drop of the atmosphere after passing through the filter 34, and the block inner space of the filter 34 and the filter module 40. Prevents condensation.
- the filter module 40 is fixed to an opening portion opened in a shape corresponding to the filter module 40 formed on the wall surface of the culture chamber 2.
- the fixing method may be a method in which a tapped hole is provided in the filter module 40 and fixed with screws from inside the culture chamber 2, or a stud or nut is welded to the outer wall surface of the culture chamber 2, and from outside the culture chamber 2 with screws or nuts. It may be fixed.
- a packing 23 is disposed between the filter module 40 and the wall surface of the culture chamber 2 to prevent the air inside the culture chamber 2 from leaking to the outside. Inflow into the sensor unit 300 is prevented.
- each filter module 40 and measurement module 39 are composed of a joint 41 and a tube. It is connected via air 43 so that air can flow.
- the air inside the culture chamber 2 passes through the filter module 40 connected to the suction path 26 on the side that sucks air inside the culture chamber 2 and is shut off from the outside air into the sensor unit 300.
- the filter module 40 that is inhaled and connected to the discharge path 27 that discharges the inhaled air the air that has been inhaled is returned to the inside of the culture chamber 2 while being blocked from the outside air. .
- the joint 41 can endure the dry heat sterilization which makes the inside of the culture chamber 2 high temperature, and kills germs by using metal things, such as stainless steel.
- the tube 43 can be made of metal, fluororesin, or silicon, and can withstand dry heat sterilization. Further, by winding the sheet-shaped electric heater 36 and the heat insulating material around the outer periphery of the tube 43, condensation inside the tube 43 can be prevented, and when the electric heater 36 is not necessary, the heat insulating material is wound. It is good only as well. Since the pump 21 is the same as that of the first and second embodiments, the description thereof is omitted.
- each filter module 40 can be individually arranged at a desired position, so that the suction-side and discharge-side filter modules 40 can be arranged at the most preferable positions.
- the measurement module 39 including the pump 21 and the atmosphere measuring means 19 such as a CO 2 sensor and an oxygen concentration sensor that are relatively weak at high temperatures can be disposed at a position away from the culture chamber 2, the inside of the culture chamber 2 is maintained in a high temperature atmosphere. It is also possible to perform dry heat sterilization.
- the atmosphere in the culture chamber 2 from a plurality of different positions can be measured sequentially. This makes it possible to measure the internal atmosphere more accurately.
- FIG. 8 is a sectional view of a fourth embodiment provided with a check valve 28a.
- the check valve 28a is arranged in the tube 43 connecting the suction side filter module 40 and the measurement module 39, but the purpose is to protect the atmosphere measuring means 19 from sterilization gas. Therefore, the check valve 28a and the relief valve may be disposed anywhere between the atmosphere measuring means 19 and the suction-side filter 23.
- the difference between the pressure sucked by the pump 21 and the pressure entering by the diffusion of the sterilizing gas is used to selectively enter the measurement module 39. The inflow of gas can be controlled.
- an on-off valve can be easily arranged between the atmosphere measuring means 19 and the suction-side filter 23. It is.
- This on-off valve is made of a member resistant to sterilization gas. If this on-off valve is opened during culture, the atmosphere inside the culture chamber 2 can be sucked and detected. If it is closed during sterilization, entry of sterilized gas into the measurement module 39 can be prevented. Become.
- This on-off valve may be operated manually or may be electrically opened and closed. Further, it is possible to arrange this on-off valve not only on the suction side but also on the flow path on the discharge side.
- the present invention has been described with reference to the embodiments, the present invention is not limited to this.
- the present invention can be applied to an isolator, an automatic cell culture device, a thermostat, various cell inspection devices, and the like, and it is sufficiently possible to achieve the same effect as the present embodiment. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications, improvements, combinations, and the like can be made.
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一方、培養室内とブロック内部空間とがフィルタを挟んで分離されるため、気流発生手段によりフィルタの前後において圧力差が生じることになる。この圧力差のために、培養室内からブロック内部空間に吸引された雰囲気に急に減圧が生じ、温度が下落する。この吸引された雰囲気は高湿度状態であるために、この温度変化によって結露が起こることになるが、本発明においては、ブロック内部空間はヒータにより加熱されており、結露が雰囲気測定手段に付着したり、雰囲気測定手段が測定すべき湿度に影響を与えたりすることを回避できる。
雰囲気測定手段19を、吸入路26とポンプ21との間に設けたのは、培養室2に近い位置での測定をするためである。
培養室2内部から吸引した空気がセンサユニット100内部で結露してしまうと、センサ検出部32の素子に悪影響を起こし正確な検出ができなくなってしまう。さらに、空気中の水蒸気量が結露することで減少し、培養室2内の湿度が低下してしまう。実施例においては、本体モジュール22に電熱ヒータ36を貼り付けて、熱電導率の高い金属であるアルミニウム製の本体モジュール22全体を加熱している。培養室内の温度は37℃に制御されているため、電熱ヒータ36は吸引した空気が結露しない程度の電流量で定常的に加熱を続けるだけで、特に制御は不要である。さらに、電熱ヒータ36と本体モジュール22の温度を測定する熱電対(図示せず)のを配置して温度制御してもよい。
一方、本体モジュール22に電熱ヒータ36を貼り付けた結果、本体モジュール22全体が加熱されるため、気流発生手段20(ポンプ21)から吐出路27への間の空間も加熱されることになる。加熱は、圧力低下に対応するためであれば、センサユニット100内部のフィルタ出口付近を特に行えばよいが、その箇所のみでなく本体モジュール22全体を加熱するのは、専ら本体モジュール22からの放熱による温度低下による結露に対応するものである。
また、吸入路26側のフィルタ23による圧力低下による結露をヒータにより加熱して解消し、かつ吐出路27に至るまで温度の低下が妨げられる構成であれば、雰囲気測定手段19を、吸入路26とポンプ21との間に設けても、或いはポンプ21と吐出路27との間に設けてもよい。
200 センサユニット(第2の実施例)
300 センサユニット(第3の実施例)
400 センサユニット(第4の実施例)
1 インキュベータ
2 培養室
2a 培養室壁
3 内扉
4 棚
5a CO2供給パイプ
5b N2供給パイプ
6a CO2供給開閉弁
6b N2供給開閉弁
7 供給口
7a パイプ
7b 開閉弁
8 吸引口
8a パイプ
8b 開閉弁
9 外扉
10 パッキン
11 外箱
12 パッキン
13 電熱ヒータ
14 断熱材
15 均熱板
16 内側パネル
17 水トレー
18 温度センサ
19 雰囲気測定手段
20 気流発生手段
21 ポンプ
22 本体モジュール
23 フィルタ
24 パッキン
25 シートパッキン
26 吸入路
27 吐出路
28 逆止弁
28a 逆止弁
29 隔膜
30 バイモルフ振動子
31 センサホール
32 検出部
33 Oリング
34 フィルタ
35 押さえ板
36 電熱ヒータ
37 ダクト
38 押さえ板
39 測定モジュール
40 フィルタモジュール
41 継手
42 貫通穴
43 チューブ
Claims (8)
- 培養室と連通した内部空間が形成されたブロックと、
前記培養室内の雰囲気を前記培養室から前記内部空間に吸引し、前記培養室に吐出す気流発生手段と、
前記内部空間に吸引された雰囲気を測定する雰囲気測定手段と、
前記培養室と前記内部空間の間に配置されるフィルタと、
前記フィルタを介して吸引された雰囲気を加熱するヒータとを備える
ことを特徴とする、センサユニット。 - 前記気流発生手段は吸込口と吐出口を有するポンプであり、かつ
前記ブロックには、前記内部空間として設けられた前記気流発生手段によって吸入された雰囲気が流通する吸入路と、吸入された前記雰囲気が前記気流発生手段によって前記培養室内に戻される吐出路とを有し、
夫々が前記気流発生手段の吸込口と吐出口に接続されていることを特徴とする、請求項1に記載のセンサユニット。 - 前記雰囲気測定手段は前記吸入路中に配置されていることを特徴とする、請求項2に記載のセンサユニット。
- 前記フィルタは、焼結金属からなることを特徴とする、請求項1に記載のセンサユニット。
- 前記ヒータは、前記吸入路中の雰囲気を加熱することを特徴とする、請求項3に記載のセンサユニット。
- 前記吸入路側に設けられる前記フィルタと前記雰囲気検出手段との間には、前記ポンプが吸引できる圧力以下のクラッキング圧を有する逆止弁が備えられていることを特徴とする、請求項3に記載のセンサユニット。
- 前記ブロックは金属製であって、一方面から他方面に貫通する2つの貫通穴を並列して有し、貫通穴の一つが吸入路であり、他の貫通穴が吐出路であって、前記ヒータは金属製の前記ブロックを加熱するものであることを特徴とする、請求項2に記載のセンサユニット。
- 培養室と、
前記培養室と連通した内部空間が形成されたブロックと、
前記培養室内の雰囲気を前記培養室から前記内部空間に吸引し、前記培養室に吐出す気流発生手段と、
前記ブロックの内部空間の雰囲気を測定する雰囲気測定手段と、
前記培養室と前記内部空間の間に配置されるフィルタと、
前記フィルタを介して吸引された雰囲気を加熱するヒータとを備える恒温装置。
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