JP5592617B2 - Toilet device - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a toilet device, and more particularly to a toilet device in which wash water supplied into a bowl is turned in one direction.

  Conventionally, as shown in FIG. 6, a flush water outlet 5 that is open toward the front A is provided at the rear B back of the left side C of the bowl 2. Is turned counterclockwise to the rear surface portion 2a opposite to the front surface portion 2b via the front surface portion 2b positioned in front A of the bowl 2 and provided with an edge portion 6 for preventing water splashing at the upper end portion of the bowl 2 A toilet device is known (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

  By the way, the rear surface portion 2a located at the rear B in the bowl 2 is a portion P that is directly under the user's anus and has the most feces adhering residue. However, conventionally, as shown in FIG. 6, the distance from the spout 5 of the cleaning water to the rear surface 2a of the bowl 2 is long, so that the water force is weakened at the rear surface 2a, and sufficient cleaning power cannot be obtained. there were. Therefore, if the amount of water used is increased in order to maintain the water flow up to the rear surface portion 2a, the water force at the front surface portion 2b of the bowl 2 increases, so that an edge portion 6 for preventing water scattering is provided at the upper end portion of the bowl 2. There is a need to. Since such an edge 6 is a place where it is difficult to reach the back side of the edge 6 and is difficult to clean, there is also a problem of causing odor due to generation of bacteria.

  As another conventional example, in Patent Document 2, water outlets are provided in the left and right directions at two locations on the front surface of the bowl, and the wash water distributed left and right from the water outlet is circulated toward the rear surface of the bowl. Such a toilet device is known, but even in this conventional example, there is a problem that the distance from the water outlet to the rear surface of the bowl is long, and thus the cleaning power at the rear surface cannot be obtained sufficiently.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-279991 JP 2007-314975 A

  The present invention has been invented in view of the above-described conventional problems, and is to provide a toilet device capable of satisfying both cleaning properties and cleaning properties at the same time.

In order to solve the above-described problems, the present invention supplies a bowl 2 and a toilet body 3 having a rim portion 9 provided at an upper end portion of the bowl 2, and supplies cleaning water from a water outlet 5 to the inner surface of the bowl 2. This is a toilet device provided with a washing water supply unit 4. A rim water passage 10 having an upstream end communicating with the cleaning water supply unit 4 and a downstream end serving as the water discharge port 5 is provided along the rim portion 9 via the front end portion of the rim portion 9. A water outlet 5 is disposed at one position in the front-rear direction intermediate position of the bowl 2 or at a position B rearward of the bowl 2, and the rear surface portion 2 a in which cleaning water discharged from the water outlet 5 is located at the rear B in the bowl 2. The direction of the water discharge port 5 is set so as to turn to the front surface portion 2b opposite to the rear surface portion 2a.

  With such a configuration, the rear surface portion 2a located at the rear B in the bowl 2 is a portion P that faces the user's anus and has a large amount of stool adhesion residue. The distance F with the water mouth 5 can be made closer, whereby the water force at the rear surface portion 2a is the strongest and the cleaning power can be sufficiently increased, while the front surface portion 2b of the bowl 2 is compared with the rear surface portion 2a. Thus, since it is a place where dirt hardly adheres, even a weak water flow can be sufficiently cleaned. Further, by reducing the water force of the front surface portion 2b in the bowl 2, it is not necessary to provide an edge portion for preventing water scattering at the upper end portion of the bowl 2.

  The present invention makes it possible to reduce the distance between the rear surface portion where the stool adherence remains in the bowl and the spout of the cleaning water, and enhances the cleaning power of the rear surface portion, while increasing the water power of the front portion in the bowl with less contamination. Therefore, it is not necessary to project an edge for preventing water splashing at the upper end of the bowl, and as a result, a bowl having excellent cleaning properties can be formed into a shape having excellent cleaning properties.

It is a perspective view of the toilet device provided with the bowl which shows one Embodiment of this invention. (A) is a plan view for explaining the swirling flow of washing water in the bowl, (b) is a cross-sectional view of the rim portion taken along line MM in (a), and (c) is N- in (a). It is sectional drawing of the rim | limb part which follows an N line. It is side surface sectional drawing of a toilet device same as the above. It is a perspective view explaining other embodiment of the present invention. It is a top view explaining the swirl flow of the washing water in the bowl of FIG. It is a perspective view of the conventional toilet device.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described based on embodiments shown in the accompanying drawings.

  1, 2, and 3, the toilet device 1 of the present invention includes a toilet body 3 having a bowl 2 and a cleaning water supply unit that supplies cleaning water from the rear B of the bowl 2 to the inner surface of the bowl 2. 4 is provided. In the present invention, the rear B is the back side of the user when the user is seated on the toilet seat, the front A is the front side of the user, the right D and the left C are the front of the bowl 2. The direction seen from.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the upper end portion of the bowl 2 of this example has an edgeless shape without the edge portion 6 (FIG. 6) for preventing water scattering. The drain port 7 at the bottom of the bowl 2 is provided with a trap unit 8 for storing sealed water.

  As shown in FIGS. 2A and 2B, a horizontal rim portion 9 serving as a toilet seat mounting surface is formed at the upper end portion of the bowl 2, and a hollow rim water passage is formed inside the rim portion 9. 10 is formed. The upstream end of the rim water passage 10 communicates with the washing water supply unit 4 provided at the rear B of the toilet body 3. The downstream end of the rim water passage 10 is a water discharge port 5 that discharges wash water. The water discharge port 5 is provided at one position on the right side D of the bowl 2 at the middle position in the front-rear direction of the bowl 2. The direction of the water discharge port 5 is directed to the rear B, and the washing water ejected from the water discharge port 5 passes from the side surface of the left side C to the rear surface portion 2a via the rear surface portion 2a located at the rear B in the bowl 2. It is configured to turn counterclockwise around the opposite front surface 2b and further toward the right side D. As shown in FIG. 2C, the wash water discharged from the water discharge port 5 is prevented from scattering upward by the upper surface portion 9 a of the rim portion 9.

  Next, the cleaning operation will be described.

  When the toilet cleaning operation is performed, the cleaning water from the cleaning water supply unit 4 travels in the rim water passage 10 and circulates the bowl 2 counterclockwise by about 3/4, and then moves from the spout 5 to the rear B. The water is discharged. This washing water is discharged toward the rear surface portion 2a in the bowl 2 as shown by an arrow E1 in FIG. 2, and further passes through the rear surface portion 2a in the bowl 2 as shown by an arrow E2 → E3 in FIG. Then, while turning counterclockwise to the front surface portion 2b, it gradually falls downward while washing the inner surface of the bowl 2, and while taking in the filth, it passes through the trap portion 8 from the drain port 7 and the external drain pipe together with the filth. (Not shown).

  Accordingly, the distance F (FIG. 2) between the water outlet 5 of the washing water and the rear surface 2a of the bowl 2 is shortened, and the rear surface 2a is a portion facing directly below the user's anus and there is a large amount of stool adhesion residue. Although it is the place P, since the washing water ejected from the spout 5 can be strongly applied to the rear surface portion 2a, the dirt on the rear surface portion 2a can be washed strongly by a strong water force, while the front surface portion 2b of the bowl 2 is provided. However, since the water surface is reduced, the front surface portion 2b is a place where dirt hardly adheres as compared with the rear surface portion 2a, so that even a weak water flow can be sufficiently cleaned. Therefore, it is not necessary to project the edge 6 (FIG. 6) for preventing water splashing at the upper end of the bowl 2, so that the bowl 2 can be formed in a shape having no edge or a small edge, resulting in excellent cleaning properties. At the same time, it is excellent in cleanability.

  In the above embodiment, the spout 5 that opens toward the rear B is provided on the upper side of the right side D of the bowl 2 so that the washing water is swung counterclockwise. It may be provided at the upper part of the side surface of the left side C of the bowl 2 so that the washing water is swung clockwise.

  Moreover, in the said embodiment, although the spout 5 was arrange | positioned in the front-back direction intermediate | middle position vicinity of the bowl 2, the spout 5 should just be located in the back-back B rather than the front-back direction intermediate | middle position of the bowl 2, Moreover, the direction of the water discharge port 5 should just be the direction which wash water spouts toward the rear surface part 2a of the bowl 2. FIG.

  An example in which the water discharge port 5 is provided at the rear B position from the middle position in the front-rear direction is shown in FIGS. In this example, an edge 6 is provided at the upper end of the bowl 2 to prevent water from splashing, but the edge 6 can be omitted. The water discharge port 5 of this example is disposed in the rear part B rear side of the left side C of the bowl 2, and the direction of the water discharge port 5 is directed to the rear surface part 2a of the bowl 2, and the arrows E1 → E2 in FIG. → As shown in E3, the washing water from the spout 5 is rotated clockwise from the side surface of the right side D to the front surface portion 2b via the rear surface portion 2a of the bowl 2 and further to the side surface of the left side C. is there. In addition, the position of the water discharge port 5 is arranged in the rear B back portion of the right side D of the bowl 2, and the direction of the water discharge port 5 is directed to the rear surface portion 2 a of the bowl 2, so that the washing water passes through the rear surface portion 2 a of the bowl 2. And you may make it turn counterclockwise to the front-surface part 2b.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Toilet device 2 Bowl 2a Rear surface part 2b Front surface part 3 Toilet body body 4 Washing water supply part 5 Water outlet A Front B Rear C Left side D Right side

Claims (1)

A toilet body having a bowl and a rim portion provided at the upper end of the bowl;
A toilet device comprising a cleaning water supply unit for supplying cleaning water from a water outlet to the inner surface of the bowl,
A rim water passage having an upstream end communicating with the cleaning water supply unit and a downstream end serving as the water discharge port is provided along the rim portion via the front end portion of the rim portion,
The water outlet is disposed at one position in the middle of the bowl in the front-rear direction or at the rear of the bowl, and the cleaning water discharged from the water outlet is washed via a rear surface portion located in the rear of the bowl . A toilet apparatus in which the direction of the spout is set so as to turn to the front part opposite to the rear part later.

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