JP4160576B2 - Combined heat source machine - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a composite heat source machine having a hot water supply function and functions other than hot water supply such as bathing.

  Conventionally, as this type of heat source machine, a first combustion section having a first heat exchanger for hot water supply disposed above the first burner and the first burner, and disposed above the second burner and the second burner. It has been known that a second combustion section having a second heat exchanger for bathing is arranged side by side in parallel. Further, in such a composite heat source machine, in order to improve the hot water supply capacity, a sub-heat exchanger for hot water supply is provided that is positioned above the first combustion section and collects latent heat in the combustion exhaust of the first burner. Some are also known (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

Such an auxiliary heat exchanger is configured to condense the water vapor in the combustion exhaust gas and recover the latent heat of the water vapor so that the surface temperature of the heat exchange part is lower than the dew point temperature of the combustion exhaust gas. . Here, the condensed water becomes strongly acidic water when nitrogen oxides and the like in the combustion exhaust gas dissolve. Therefore, it is necessary to form the heat exchanging portion with a metal having excellent corrosion resistance such as stainless steel, but such a metal has poor heat conductivity. Therefore, there is a limit in improving the recovery efficiency of the latent heat in the limited-size auxiliary heat exchanger disposed above the first combustion section.
JP-A-6-147629 (FIGS. 7 and 8)

  In view of the above points, an object of the present invention is to provide a composite heat source apparatus that can improve the recovery efficiency of latent heat in the auxiliary heat exchanger and increase the efficiency of hot water supply. .

In order to solve the above-described problems, the present invention provides a first combustion section having a first heat exchanger for hot water supply disposed above the first burner and the first burner, and above the second burner and the second burner. And a second heat exchanger having a second heat exchanger for a purpose other than hot water supply arranged side by side in the horizontal direction, for a hot water supply for recovering latent heat in the combustion exhaust of the first burner What has a sub heat exchanger WHEREIN: What is the 1st combustion part of a 2nd combustion part from the side part opposite to the 2nd combustion part of a 1st combustion part on the upper surface of both 1st and 2nd combustion parts? An exhaust hood having an exhaust port for discharging combustion exhaust to the outside is disposed so as to straddle the opposite side, and the auxiliary heat exchanger extends in the exhaust hood over the entire width in the lateral direction of the exhaust hood. On the upstream side of the auxiliary heat exchanger in the part located on the boundary of both combustion parts in the exhaust hood Combustion of the first burner side exhaust inflow space through which the combustion exhaust gas of the first burner that has passed through the first heat exchanger flows, and combustion of the second burner that has passed through the second heat exchanger, through the exhaust inflow space in the exhaust hood that is positioned A partition member that divides the exhaust gas into the second combustion section side exhaust inflow space through which the exhaust flows is arranged, and an upstream end face of the sub heat exchanger that opens an exhaust inlet for allowing the combustion exhaust to flow into the sub heat exchanger. The portion facing the second combustion section side exhaust inflow space is closed, and the exhaust hood has an exhaust port through the first combustion section side exhaust inflow space through the exhaust inlet and the internal space of the auxiliary heat exchanger. And a second combustion section exhaust path extending from the second combustion section side exhaust inflow space to the exhaust port of the exhaust hood through the space outside the auxiliary heat exchanger. characterized in that that.

According to the present invention, on the upper surfaces of the first and second combustion parts, the side of the first combustion part opposite to the second combustion part from the side opposite to the first combustion part of the second combustion part. The auxiliary heat exchanger extends across the entire width in the lateral direction of the exhaust hood arranged so as to straddle the section. Accordingly, the auxiliary heat exchanger extends from the upper position of the side portion of the first combustion section opposite to the second combustion section to the upper position of the side portion of the second combustion section opposite to the first combustion section. Since it becomes a large-sized thing which exists, the heat exchange area of a sub-heat exchanger can be ensured widely. As a result, it is possible to improve the efficiency of recovering latent heat in the auxiliary heat exchanger and increase the efficiency of hot water supply. Even if the auxiliary heat exchanger extends over the upper position of the second combustion section, the combustion exhaust of the second burner that has passed through the second heat exchanger flows around the auxiliary heat exchanger, The auxiliary heat exchanger does not overheat during the single operation on the second combustion section side.

  Here, an exhaust duct having a shape that spreads in the lateral direction toward the upper position of the second combustion section, in which the auxiliary heat exchanger is disposed, is connected to the upper surface of the first combustion section, and the first combustion is performed in the exhaust duct. An exhaust path for the combustion chamber is configured, and another exhaust duct connected to the upper surface of the second combustion section is provided so as to bypass the exhaust duct, and the exhaust path for the second combustion section is configured by the exhaust duct. This can be considered, but this makes the exhaust system large and complex.

On the other hand, according to the present invention, the exhaust path for the first combustion section and the exhaust path for the second combustion section are defined in a single exhaust hood. It is.

  Moreover, in this thing, the exhaust inflow port opened in the part facing the 1st combustion part side exhaust gas inflow space of the upstream end surface of a sub heat exchanger is so close to the boundary part of both 1st and 2nd combustion parts. If the exhaust passage resistance is reduced, the amount of combustion exhaust of the first burner flowing into the auxiliary heat exchanger at a position near the boundary between the two combustion sections from the first combustion section side exhaust passage increases. In addition, the combustion exhaust of the first burner sufficiently flows also to the portion of the auxiliary heat exchanger located above the second combustion section, and the recovery efficiency of latent heat is improved as much as possible.

  FIG. 1 shows a horizontal direction of a first combustion section 2-1 for hot water supply and a second combustion section 2-2 for bathing in a single can 1 arranged in an exterior case (not shown). 1 shows a single can type combined heat source machine provided side by side. Both the first and second combustion sections 2-1 and 2-2 are partitioned by a partition wall 1 a having a two-plate structure provided in the can 1. The first combustion unit 2-2 is provided with a first burner 3-1, and a first heat exchanger 4-1 thereabove, and the second combustion unit 2-2 includes a second burner 3-2 and A second heat exchanger 4-2 above it is provided. The can 1 accommodates the lower half 1b for accommodating both the first and second burners 3-1, 3-2 and the first and second heat exchangers 4-1, 4-2. And the upper half 1c.

  Each of the first and second burners 3-1 and 3-2 has a plurality of unit burners 3 a that are long in the front-rear direction in the depth direction of the can 1 (the vertical direction in FIG. 1). Configured. In addition, since hot water supply requires a larger heating capacity than heating, the number of unit burners 3a constituting each burner 3-1 and 3-2 is larger in the first burner 3-1.

  Each of the heat exchangers 4-1 and 4-2 includes a heat absorbing fin 4 a that is stacked in a large number with a gap in the front-rear direction, and a meandering heat absorbing tube 4 b that passes through the heat absorbing fins 4 a. A sub heat exchanger 9 to be described later is connected to the upstream side of the heat absorption pipe 4b of the first heat exchanger 4-1, and a hot water discharge pipe (not shown) is connected to the downstream side of the heat absorption pipe 4b. Then, when the hot water tap at the downstream end of the hot water pipe is opened and water is passed through the first heat exchanger 4-1, the first burner 4-1 is ignited so that hot water at a set temperature is discharged from the hot water tap. I have to. Moreover, although not shown in figure, the heat absorption pipe | tube 4b of the 2nd heat exchanger 4-2 is connected to the bathtub via the bath circuit which consists of an outward pipe and a return pipe, and a bathtub and the 2nd heat exchanger 4-2. The hot water is circulated through the bath circuit between and the bath.

In the lower part of the can body 1, an air supply chamber 6 is defined which is partitioned by a distribution plate 5 with respect to both the first and second combustion sections 2-1 and 2-2. A combustion fan 7 is connected to the air supply chamber 6, and air from the combustion fan 7 passes through the distribution holes 5 a formed in the distribution plate 5 from the air supply chamber 6 to each of the combustion units 2-1 and 2-2. To be supplied to. Further, the upper surfaces of both the first and second combustion units 2-1 and 2-2, that is, the upper surface of the can body 1, are opposite to the second combustion unit 2-2 of the first combustion unit 2-1. The exhaust hood 8 is disposed so as to straddle the side portion of the second combustion portion 2-2 opposite to the first combustion portion 2-1 from the side portion of the second combustion portion 2-2 . The combustion exhaust from the first and second burners 3-1 and 3-2 is led to the first and second heat exchangers 4-1 and 4-2, and the heat exchangers 4-1 and 4 are connected. After the heat exchange at -2, it flows to the exhaust hood 8 and is discharged to the outside through an exhaust port 8a formed on the front surface of the exhaust hood 8 as shown in FIG.

In the exhaust hood 8, a sub-heat exchanger 9 for hot water supply for condensing water vapor in the combustion exhaust of the first burner 3-1 and recovering latent heat is disposed, and is supplied from a water pipe (not shown). Water is supplied to the first heat exchanger 4-1 through the auxiliary heat exchanger 9. The auxiliary heat exchanger 9 extends over the entire width of the exhaust hood 8, and therefore, the upper position of the side portion of the first combustion portion 2-1 opposite to the second combustion portion 2-2. Thus, the auxiliary heat exchanger 9 extends in the lateral direction over the upper position of the side portion of the second combustion portion 2-2 opposite to the first combustion portion 2-1 . The auxiliary heat exchanger 9 includes an endothermic tube 9a through which water flows, and an upper plate 9b and a lower plate 9c disposed above and below the arrangement portion of the endothermic tube 9a, and is provided between the upper plate 9b and the lower plate 9c. Combustion exhaust gas flows from the rear surface, which is the upstream end surface of the auxiliary heat exchanger 9, toward the front open surface of the auxiliary heat exchanger 9 in the internal space of the auxiliary heat exchanger 9. The upper plate 9b and the lower plate 9c are inclined forward and downward, and the drain (condensed water) generated by condensing water vapor in the combustion exhaust gas on the surface of the heat absorption pipe 9a is applied to the lower plate 9c also used as a drain receiver. It falls and is led to the drainage part 8b at the lower front of the exhaust hood 8 through the lower plate 9c.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the endothermic tube 9a is formed in a shape extending from the front side to the rear side while meandering in the lateral direction over the entire width of the exhaust hood 8, and the meandering endothermic tube 9a is formed in such a manner. A plurality (5 in the illustrated example) are arranged in parallel. And the water supply header 91 which connects the front end part of these heat absorption pipe | tubes 9a collectively to the outer surface of the side plate part of the horizontal direction one side of the exhaust hood 8, and the rear side of these heat absorption pipe | tubes 9a. A hot water header 92 that connects the ends together is arranged, tap water is supplied from the water supply header 91 to these heat absorption pipes 9a, and hot water heated by collecting latent heat is supplied from these heat absorption pipes 9a via the hot water header 92. The first heat exchanger 4-1 is supplied. Each endothermic tube 9a is formed of a corrosion-resistant metal such as stainless steel in order to prevent corrosion due to strongly acidic condensed water. Further, in order to increase the surface area, each endothermic tube 9a is provided with corrugated irregularities.

  As shown in FIGS. 1, 3, and 4, the exhaust gas located on the upstream side of the auxiliary heat exchanger 9 is located in the exhaust gas hood 8 on the boundary between the combustion parts 2-1 and 2-2. The exhaust inflow space in the hood 8, that is, the space from the lower side of the auxiliary heat exchanger 9 to the rear side of the auxiliary heat exchanger 9, the first burner 3-1 that has passed through the first heat exchanger 4-1. The first combustion section side exhaust inflow space 10-2 through which the combustion exhaust flows and the second combustion section side exhaust inflow space 10-2 through which the combustion exhaust of the second burner 3-2 that has passed through the second heat exchanger 4-2 flows. A partition member 11 is divided into two parts. Here, the lower plate 9c of the auxiliary heat exchanger 9 protrudes rearward of the auxiliary heat exchanger 9, and the protruding portion 9c 'has the auxiliary heat exchanger 9 in the exhaust inflow spaces 10-1 and 10-2. The respective communication ports 10a-1 and 10a-2 that establish communication between the lower portion and the rear portion are opened. The partition member 11 includes a lower partition plate 11 a disposed on the lower side of the sub heat exchanger 9 and a rear partition plate 11 b disposed on the rear side of the sub heat exchanger 9. In FIG. 4, the heat absorption tube 9a is omitted for simplification of the drawing.

  An exhaust inflow port 9d is opened in a portion facing the first combustion section side exhaust inflow space 10-1 on the rear surface of the auxiliary heat exchanger 9, but the second combustion section side exhaust inflow on the rear surface of the auxiliary heat exchanger 9 is provided. The part facing the space 10-2 is closed by a cover plate 9e continuous to the rear partition plate 11b. Thus, the combustion hood of the first burner 3-1 is introduced into the exhaust hood 8 from the first combustion section side exhaust inflow space 10-1 through the exhaust inlet 9d and the internal space of the auxiliary heat exchanger 9. The exhaust path for the first combustion section flowing through the exhaust port 8a and the exhaust gas of the second burner 3-2 is exhausted from the second combustion section side exhaust inflow space 10-2 through the space above the auxiliary heat exchanger 9. A second combustion part exhaust path that flows to the exhaust port 8a of the hood 8 is defined. The upper plate 9b of the auxiliary heat exchanger 9 is formed with a rearward projecting portion 9b 'that covers the first combustion portion side exhaust inflow space 10-1 from above, and the combustion of the second burner 3-2. Exhaust gas is prevented from flowing into the auxiliary heat exchanger 9 from the space above the auxiliary heat exchanger 9 via the first combustion section side exhaust inflow space 10-1.

  The exhaust inlet 9d opened at the portion facing the first combustion section side exhaust inflow space 10-1 on the rear surface of the auxiliary heat exchanger 9 is a boundary between the first and second combustion sections 2-1, 2-2. The exhaust passage resistance is reduced as it approaches the portion. In the present embodiment, a plurality of exhaust inlets 9d are provided in the lateral direction, and the opening area is increased toward the exhaust inlet 9d closer to the boundary between the combustion sections 2-1, 2-2, and the exhaust passage resistance is reduced. However, the exhaust passage resistance is reduced by forming a large number of small holes as exhaust exhaust ports so that the density increases as they approach the boundary between the combustion sections 2-1, 2-2. Is also possible. In any case, by forming the exhaust inflow port 9a so that the exhaust passage resistance decreases as it approaches the boundary between the combustion sections 2-1, 2-2, the first combustion section side exhaust passage 10-1 The amount of combustion exhaust of the first burner 3-1 flowing into the auxiliary heat exchanger 9 at a position close to the boundary between the combustion sections 2-1 and 2-2 increases, and the upper side of the second combustion section 3-2. The combustion exhaust of the first burner 3-1 also flows sufficiently to the portion of the auxiliary heat exchanger 9 located at the position.

  According to the above-described embodiment, the auxiliary heat exchanger 9 becomes a large one extending from the upper position of the first combustion section 2-1 to the upper position of the second combustion section 2-2. The heat exchange area of the heat exchanger 9, that is, the entire surface area of the heat absorption tube 9a can be secured widely. Then, in combination with the fact that the combustion exhaust gas of the first burner 3-1 sufficiently flows also to the portion of the auxiliary heat exchanger 9 located above the second combustion section 3-2, the second heat exchanger 9 in the auxiliary heat exchanger 9 The recovery efficiency of latent heat in the combustion exhaust of the 1 burner 3-1 can be improved as much as possible, and the efficiency of hot water supply can be increased. In addition, even if the auxiliary heat exchanger 9 extends over the upper position of the second combustion unit 2-2, the combustion exhaust of the second burner 3-2 that has passed through the second heat exchanger 4-2 is the auxiliary exhaust. Since it flows around the heat exchanger 9, it is possible to prevent the accumulated water in the heat absorption pipe 9a of the sub heat exchanger 9 from being excessively heated during the single operation on the second combustion unit 2-2 side.

  In the above embodiment, the heat absorption pipe 9a of the auxiliary heat exchanger 9 is formed in a meandering shape. However, as in the second embodiment shown in FIG. It is also possible to arrange a large number of relatively small-diameter straight endothermic tubes 9a extending straight across the entire width. In the second embodiment, a pair of headers 91 ′ and 92 ′ that collectively connect one end and the other end of the heat absorption pipe 9 a are disposed on both lateral sides of the exhaust duct 8. In this case, either of the headers 91 ′ and 92 ′ may be used as the header on the water supply side and the hot water side.

  By the way, an exhaust duct having a shape extending in the lateral direction toward the upper position of the second combustion unit 2-2, in which the auxiliary heat exchanger 9 is disposed, is connected to the upper surface of the first combustion unit 2-1. The exhaust duct constitutes an exhaust path for the first combustion section, and another exhaust duct connected to the upper surface of the second combustion section 2-2 is provided so as to bypass the exhaust duct. Although it is conceivable to configure the exhaust path for the two combustion sections, this makes the exhaust system large and complicated. On the other hand, in the above embodiment, the exhaust path for the first combustion section and the exhaust path for the second combustion section are defined in the single exhaust hood 8, so that the exhaust system can be configured to be small and simple. It is.

  In the above embodiment, the exhaust port 8a is opened on the front surface of the exhaust hood 8 so that the combustion exhaust of the first burner 3-1 flows in the auxiliary heat exchanger 9 from the rear side to the front side. However, it is not limited to this. For example, an exhaust hood having an exhaust port on the upper surface is disposed on the upper surface of the can body 1, and an auxiliary heat exchanger including a heat absorption tube and a plate positioned before and after the arrangement portion of the heat absorption tube is disposed in the exhaust hood. And it is also possible to make combustion exhaust of the 1st burner 3-1 flow into the sub heat exchanger from the lower side to the upper side. In this case, since the lower space of the auxiliary heat exchanger in the exhaust hood becomes the exhaust inflow space, the auxiliary heat exchanger is placed on the boundary between the first and second combustion portions 2-1, 2-2. The lower space is divided into a first combustion part 2-1 side part (first combustion part side exhaust inflow space) and a second combustion part 2-2 side part (second combustion part side exhaust inflow space). A partition member is disposed. In addition, an exhaust inlet is opened at a portion facing the first combustion section side exhaust inflow space on the lower surface of the auxiliary heat exchanger that becomes the upstream end face of the auxiliary heat exchanger, and passes through the first heat exchanger 4-1. The combustion exhaust of the first burner 3-1 flows to the exhaust outlet of the exhaust hood via the exhaust inlet and the internal space of the auxiliary heat exchanger, and the second combustion section side of the lower surface of the auxiliary heat exchanger A portion facing the exhaust inflow space is closed, and the combustion exhaust of the second burner 3-2 that has passed through the second heat exchanger 4-2 is exhausted from the exhaust hood through at least one outer space before and after the auxiliary heat exchanger. Make it flow into the mouth.

  Moreover, in the said embodiment, although the 2nd heat exchanger 4-2 was used as the heat exchanger for bathing, the 2nd heat exchanger 4-2 is for heating which circulates a heat medium between heating terminals. The heat exchanger may be used. Furthermore, in the said embodiment, although the composite heat source machine was made into the 1 can type thing, the 2 can type composite which arrange | positions the 1st combustion part 2-1 and the 2nd combustion part 2-2 in each another can body. The present invention can be similarly applied to a heat source machine.

The cutting | disconnection front view which shows 1st Embodiment of this invention heat source machine. FIG. 2 is a cut side view of a portion of the exhaust hood cut along line II-II in FIG. 1. FIG. 3 is a cut plan view of a portion of the exhaust hood cut along line III-III in FIG. 2. The perspective view which looked at the arrangement | positioning part of the sub heat exchanger in 1st Embodiment from diagonally back. The cutting | disconnection top view corresponding to FIG. 3 of the part of the exhaust hood of 2nd Embodiment.

Explanation of symbols

  2-1 ... 1st combustion part, 2-2 ... 2nd combustion part, 3-1 ... 1st burner, 3-2 ... 2nd burner, 4-1 ... 1st heat exchanger, 4-2 ... 2nd Heat exchanger, 8 ... exhaust hood, 8a ... exhaust port, 9 ... sub heat exchanger, 9d ... exhaust inlet, 10-1 ... first combustion part side exhaust inflow space, 10-2 ... second combustion part side exhaust Inflow space, 11 ... partition member.

Claims (2)

The 1st combustion part which has the 1st heat exchanger for the hot water supply arrange | positioned above the 1st burner and the 1st burner, and the 2nd heat of uses other than the hot water supply arrange | positioned above the 2nd burner and the 2nd burner In a combined heat source machine in which a second combustion section having an exchanger is arranged side by side in a horizontal direction, and having a sub-heat exchanger for hot water supply for recovering latent heat in the combustion exhaust of the first burner,
On the upper surfaces of both the first and second combustion sections, the first combustion section extends from the side opposite to the second combustion section to the side of the second combustion section opposite to the first combustion section. An exhaust hood having an exhaust port for discharging combustion exhaust to the outside,
The auxiliary heat exchanger is disposed in the exhaust hood so as to extend over the entire lateral width of the exhaust hood,
The combustion exhaust of the first burner that has passed through the first heat exchanger passes through the exhaust inflow space in the exhaust hood located on the upstream side of the auxiliary heat exchanger at the portion located on the boundary between both combustion parts in the exhaust hood. A partition member that bisects the first combustion part side exhaust inflow space through which the gas flows and the second combustion part side exhaust inflow space through which the combustion exhaust of the second burner that has passed through the second heat exchanger flows,
The portion facing the second combustion part side exhaust inflow space of the upstream end face of the auxiliary heat exchanger that opens the exhaust inlet for allowing combustion exhaust to flow into the auxiliary heat exchanger is closed,
In the exhaust hood, an exhaust path for the first combustion section that extends from the first combustion section side exhaust inflow space to the exhaust port of the exhaust hood via the exhaust inlet and the internal space of the auxiliary heat exchanger, and the second combustion section side A composite heat source machine, characterized in that a second combustion section exhaust path from the exhaust inflow space to the exhaust port of the exhaust hood through a space outside the auxiliary heat exchanger is defined . The exhaust inflow opening established at a portion facing the first combustion section side exhaust inflow space on the upstream end face of the auxiliary heat exchanger is configured such that the exhaust passage resistance decreases as the distance between the two combustion sections approaches. The composite heat source machine according to claim 1 , wherein the composite heat source machine is formed.

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