JP6118117B2 - Fragrance and method for producing fragrance - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to the production how the fragrance member and aroma tool, particularly to those using liquid fragrance.

Fragrances for fragrance of the room are used not only in a general house but also in various places such as a medical site.
For example, in dentistry settings (waiting rooms, treatment rooms, operating rooms, etc.), in order to relax patients and mask odors associated with treatment and surgery, place fragrances on shelves etc. The operating room is fragranced.

  On the other hand, in order to perform fragrance in the room quickly or to make the fragrance strength uniform, etc., the fragrance released from the installed fragrance is provided positively into the room by the wind from the fan. Fragrance devices are also used.

  Examples of the fragrance used in such fragrances include gel, solid and liquid. Among these, those using a liquid fragrance (hereinafter simply referred to as a liquid fragrance) are disclosed in Patent Document 1, for example.

Although there are various types of fragrances using liquid fragrances, the fragrance described in Patent Document 1 (hereinafter also referred to as a conventional fragrance) has the following general structure.
In other words, when not in use (manufacturing completion state), the container has a property of allowing a liquid to be stored therein, a liquid fragrance stored in the storage, and a fragrance material vaporized from the stored liquid fragrance. A gas permeable sheet attached so as to cover the opening end of the accommodating portion, and a gas impermeable substance attached so as to cover the gas permeable sheet, having a property to be impermeable to the vaporized aromatic substance. Sheet (for example, aluminum foil).
In this structure, the gas permeable sheet is impermeable to liquid fragrance, and the gas impermeable sheet is also impermeable to liquid fragrance so that it can be easily peeled off from the gas permeable sheet by a finger.
And in use, a fragrance begins by a user peeling this gas-impermeable sheet. That is, this fragrance is used in a state where the gas permeable sheet is exposed in a space to be fragrant.

Japanese Patent No. 3030711

By the way, the conventional fragrance is a flat body that can increase the area of the gas permeable sheet in order to ensure good fragrance performance.
Therefore, in the state of use, the conventional fragrance is placed sideways so that a space for the liquid fragrance to vaporize well is formed between the gas permeable sheet and the liquid fragrance (the gas permeable sheet is In general, it is placed on a shelf or the like in a posture facing upward (hereinafter also referred to as a horizontal posture).
However, since the placement in the horizontal posture cannot place an object on the top and requires a large occupied space, it may be used in a vertical posture leaning against a wall or the like.

Conventionally, when the fragrance is in a vertical position, a part of the gas-permeable sheet on the side of the container is in contact with the liquid fragrance stored on the lower side of the container, and the remaining part is a liquid fragrance liquid. It comes into contact with a gas containing a liquid fragrance vaporized on the surface as a boundary (hereinafter also referred to as a gas in the housing portion).
Therefore, when the liquid surface of the liquid fragrance is lowered as the usage time elapses, the area of the gas permeable sheet on the container side increases in the area in contact with the gas in the container.

For example, assuming that the total area of the range corresponding to the accommodating portion of the gas permeable sheet (the range covering the accommodating portion) is 100, in the manufacturing process, when 99% of the liquid fragrance is filled to fill the accommodating portion, the use starts. At that time, the area where the gas permeable sheet is in contact with the gas in the container is 1.
And, when this fragrance is almost used up and the liquid fragrance is reduced to 1% of the storage part (hereinafter referred to as the end of use), the area of the range where the gas permeable sheet is in contact with the gas in the storage part is 99. Become.
That is, from the start to the end of use, the area of the range in which the gas permeable sheet is in contact with the gas in the container changes, and the degree increases 99-fold from 1 to 99.

In the gas permeable sheet, the area of the range in contact with the gas in the housing part affects the amount of vaporized aromatic substance released to the outside. Specifically, the larger the area in contact with the gas in the housing portion, the greater the amount of discharge.
Therefore, when the conventional fragrance is used in a vertical posture, the fragrance at the beginning of use is weak, the fragrance becomes stronger as the usage time elapses, and the fragrance at the end of use is the strongest.
Therefore, if the degree of area change is too large, the user may feel that the fragrance intensity has changed.
Furthermore, if the degree of change becomes too large, the user feels that the change in fragrance strength is unfavorable as a product as a fragrance, or that the fragrance of the required strength cannot be obtained in the initial stage of use and the fragrance is at the end of use. There is a risk of feeling the problem of being too strong.
These are more likely to be felt the sharper the user's sense of smell.

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide is to provide a manufacturing how aromatic tool change degree fragrance intensity over the course use can be obtained is small good feeling and aromatic instrument

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention has the following configuration.
1) An opening portion on one side, and a storage portion for storing the liquid so that the liquid surface position can be visually recognized from the outside,
A gas permeable sheet that is attached to the accommodating portion by closing the opening;
A gas impermeable sheet that covers a range corresponding to the opening in the gas permeable sheet and is detachably attached to the gas permeable sheet;
A liquid fragrance housed in a space surrounded by the housing part and the gas permeable sheet;
With
In the gas permeable sheet, when the area corresponding to the opening is AR, the area in contact with the liquid fragrance is AR1, and RG = AR1 / AR is the liquid fragrance contact ratio RG The initial capacity of the liquid fragrance is an amount that satisfies RG ≦ 0.5,
The fragrance is displayed with a mark indicating the liquid level position in the initial capacity of the liquid fragrance.
2) The fragrance according to 1), wherein the initial capacity of the liquid fragrance is an amount satisfying RG ≦ 0.33.
3) The mark is the fragrance according to 1) or 2), wherein the mark is displayed on the storage unit or a sheet attached to the storage unit.
4) A method for producing a fragrance using a liquid fragrance, comprising:
A fragrance containing step of putting a liquid fragrance into a containing portion having an opening on one side;
After the fragrance containing step, a gas permeable sheet attaching step for attaching the gas permeable sheet to the containing portion so as to close the opening,
After the gas permeable sheet attaching step, a gas impermeable sheet attaching step for attaching a gas impermeable sheet to the gas permeable sheet;
Including
The storage part is formed so that the liquid surface position of the liquid fragrance placed in the storage part is visible from the outside,
In the fragrance containing step, the liquid fragrance is placed in the container.
In the gas permeable sheet, when the area corresponding to the opening is AR, the area in contact with the liquid fragrance is AR1, and RG = AR1 / AR is the liquid fragrance contact ratio RG , RG ≦ 0.5
A fragrance device further comprising a step of displaying a mark indicating the liquid level position in the initial storage amount in the storage unit in advance or a step of attaching a sheet displaying the mark to the storage unit. It is a manufacturing method.
5) The initial amount of the liquid fragrance to be placed in the container is set according to the volatilization rate of the liquid fragrance, and the liquid at the initial amount set according to the volatilization rate is set. 4. The method for producing an fragrance according to 4), wherein the fragrance is displayed at a position corresponding to the surface position.

  According to the present invention, there is an effect that the degree of change in fragrance strength with use is small and a good feeling of use is obtained.

It is a perspective view for demonstrating the fragrance | flavor tool 51 which is an Example of the fragrance tool concerning embodiment of this invention. It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view in the unused state of the fragrance tool 51. FIG. It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view in the use condition of the fragrance tool 51. FIG. It is a perspective view for demonstrating the usage example of the fragrance | flavor tool 51. FIG. It is a perspective view for demonstrating the fragrance apparatus 52 which is an Example of the fragrance apparatus which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view for demonstrating the structure of the main-body part 51 in the fragrance apparatus 52. FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram for explaining an intake path in the fragrance device 52. FIG. It is a perspective view for demonstrating the gas discharge part 53 in the fragrance apparatus 52. FIG. 4 is a top view for explaining a gas discharge unit 53. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view for explaining a gas discharge part 53. FIG. It is a perspective view for demonstrating the modification 1 in the Example of the fragrance | flavor which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view for demonstrating the modification 2 in the Example of the fragrance | flavor which concerns on embodiment of this invention.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 12 by preferred examples and modifications.
First, an aroma device 51 that is an example of an aroma device according to an embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS.
FIG. 1 is an external perspective view for explaining a state before use (unused state) in the fragrance device 51, FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along line S1-S1 in FIG. 1, and FIG. It is sectional drawing of the position corresponding to S1-S1 when it is made into a use state. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing an example of how the fragrance 51 is used.

In the unused state, which is a manufacturing completed state, the fragrance 51 has an opening 1a2 on one side and can accommodate a liquid, and a flange 1b protruding outward in all directions on the opening 1a2 side of the storage 1a. A container 1 having gas, a gas permeable sheet 2 attached to the edge or flange 1b of the container 1 in the container 1 by welding or the like and completely covering the opening 1a2 of the container 1a, and a gas permeable sheet 2 A gas impermeable sheet 3 attached by welding or the like, a display sheet 4 attached to the outer surface of the bottom 1a1 of the accommodating portion 1a, and a gas permeable sheet 2 sealed and accommodated in the accommodating portion 1a. And a liquid fragrance 5.
The outermost shape of the flange 1b is, for example, a rectangle.

The liquid fragrance 5 is, for example, an essential oil (essential oil), a product obtained by diluting an essential oil with a solvent, or the like. Although the kind of liquid fragrance | flavor 5 is not limited, It is a liquid containing a volatile fragrance | flavor substance or consisting of a volatile fragrance substance.
The container 1 for storing the liquid fragrance 5 is formed of a resin such as polyethylene terephthalate. Although the light transmittance of the container 1 is not limited, it is preferable to have light transmittance from the viewpoint that the position of the liquid surface of the stored liquid fragrance 5 can be visually recognized from the outside.

The gas permeable sheet 2 is a film having a property of transmitting at least the gas of the fragrance material evaporated from the liquid fragrance 5 and not transmitting the liquid fragrance 5 itself. For example, a polyethylene resin film.
The gas permeable sheet 2 is attached with an attachment force that cannot be removed from the container 1 with a finger.

The gas-impermeable sheet 3 is a film having a property that does not substantially permeate the gas of the fragrance material evaporated from the liquid fragrance 5. For example, an aluminum foil or a composite film in which both surfaces of an aluminum foil are laminated with a resin film is used.
The gas impermeable sheet 3 is attached to the gas permeable sheet 2 so that it can be easily removed with a finger or the like.

  The display sheet 4 is a sheet made of paper or resin. The display sheet 4 includes information 4a (product name, product number, type of liquid fragrance, manufacturer, etc.) for specifying the type of the fragrance 51 and the stored liquid fragrance 5 and when the manufacture is completed (when not used). A mark 4b indicating the position of the liquid surface 5a of the liquid fragrance 5 is displayed. In this example, the mark 4b is displayed as a straight line.

  The fragrance 51 is removed by peeling off the gas-impermeable sheet 3 with a finger or the like at the start of use. As a result, the state shown in FIG. 3 is obtained, and the permeation of the vaporized aromatic substance, which has been prohibited by the gas impermeable sheet 3, that is, from the aromatic substance container 1 a to the external space. Release (arrow DR1) is permitted, and the fragrance of the external space is performed.

  The use posture which becomes the standard of the fragrance 51 is a vertical posture, and the user is notified with an instruction manual or the like.

For example, as shown in FIG. 4, the fragrance tool 51 may be held by the holder 6 and placed on the shelf T so that the fragrance tool 51 can be stably placed on the shelf in a vertical posture.
The holder 6 has a slit 6a into which the left and right flanges 1b can be inserted, and is formed with a pocket portion 6b in which the fragrance 51 can be detachably held from above as indicated by an arrow DR2.
In the pocket portion 6b, a predetermined gap is formed on the gas permeable sheet 2 side of the inserted fragrance 51, so that the vaporized fragrance can be discharged to the outside satisfactorily.

  In the fragrance device 51, when a space surrounded by the housing portion 1a and the gas permeable sheet 2 is a space V1, the volume of the space V1 (the volume of the housing portion 1a) is the volume of the liquid fragrance 5 and the remaining space V1a. It is the sum of the volume.

When the fragrance 51 is placed in a vertical posture, the liquid fragrance 5 accommodated in the space V1 accumulates below the space V1, and the remaining space V1a is positioned above.
Here, as shown in FIG. 3, when the vertical posture is a posture in which the gas permeable sheet 2 is strictly a vertical surface (vertical vertical posture), the liquid surface 5a of the liquid fragrance 5 accumulated on the lower side. Is a position P1, a vertical distance from the lower end position of the housing portion 1a to the position P1 is a distance L1, and a vertical distance from the position P1 to the upper end position of the housing portion 1a is a distance L2, the distance L1 + the distance L2 Is expressed as a distance L in the up-down direction of the accommodating portion 1a.
Here, the ratio of the distance L1 to the distance L (L1 / L) is defined as the liquid fragrance contact ratio RG. For example, when the liquid fragrance contact ratio RG is 1, the liquid fragrance 5 is in a full state (there is no remaining space V1a) in the accommodating portion 1a.

In this example, since the accommodating portion 1a has a rectangular parallelepiped shape, the area AR in a range corresponding to the accommodating portion 1a in the gas permeable sheet 2 and the area AR1 in a range in contact with the liquid fragrance 5 The area AR2 in the range in contact with the gas in the remaining space V1a is a rectangular area having the same width in the horizontal direction and different widths in the vertical direction.
Therefore, the area ratio of the area AR, the area AR1, and the area AR2 is the same as the ratio of the distance L, the distance L1, and the distance L2.
That is, in this example, the liquid fragrance contact ratio RG is also RG = AR1 / AR.

In the unused state, the fragrance 51 has an AR1 / AR liquid fragrance contact ratio RG of RG ≦ 0.5. The liquid fragrance contact ratio RG is more preferably RG ≦ 0.33.
Specifically, when the fragrance tool 51 is used in a vertical posture, the remaining space V1a in the gas permeable sheet 2 from the start of use corresponding to the initial capacity of the liquid fragrance 5 to the end of use of 0 (zero). It is preferable that the change in the area AR2 in the range in contact with the gas is smaller because the degree of change in the fragrance strength with the passage of use time becomes smaller.

According to the study by the inventors, the initial storage amount that is a boundary value as to whether or not the degree of change in fragrance strength is felt unfavorable is an amount by which the volume change ratio of the remaining space V1a of the storage portion 1a is 2 or less. Furthermore, it has been estimated that the volume change ratio of the remaining space V1a is better than 1.5.
That is, the initial capacity at which the volume change ratio of the remaining space V1a is 2 or less is RG ≦ 0.5, and more preferably the initial capacity at which the volume change ratio of the remaining space V1a is 1.5 or less. , RG ≦ 0.33.
More specifically, in the case where the volume of the container 1a is 10 ml, the fragrance tool 51 is such that the initial capacity of the liquid fragrance 5 is 5 ml or less, and the initial capacity is 0.33 ml or less. Is more preferable.

Within these RG ranges, the initial capacity may be set according to the volatilization rate of the liquid fragrance. For example, the time from the start of use until the liquid fragrance 5 disappears is set for each type of liquid fragrance 5 so that the time is almost the same regardless of the type of liquid fragrance 5.
Specifically, the higher the volatilization rate, the larger the initial capacity, and the lower the volatilization rate, the smaller the initial capacity.
Also in this case, in order to encourage the user to understand that the initial capacity varies depending on the type of liquid fragrance, it is effective to indicate the liquid level position of the initial capacity with the mark 4b.

As described above, the mark 4b indicating the position of the liquid surface 5a at the initial storage amount is displayed on the fragrance device 51 so that the user can grasp the initial storage amount of the liquid fragrance 5 in the fragrance device 51. .
Therefore, the mark 4b is not limited to that displayed on the display sheet 4, and may be displayed integrally on the container 1 itself with a stamp or a convex shape, or secondarily by printing or the like.
The mark 4b does not have to be linear, and can be in various forms such as a symbol or character such as a dot.

The example of the manufacturing method of the fragrance | flavor tool 51 is as follows.
1) A display sheet 4 is attached to the outer surface of the bottom 1a1 of the container 1.
2) The container 1 is held or placed on a table with the opening 1a2 facing upward.
3) A predetermined amount of liquid fragrance 5 is put into the container 1a of the container 1 from the opening 1a2 by an injector or the like.
4) Cover the gas permeable sheet 2 so as to close the opening 1a2 of the container 1a, and attach the container 1a to the edge of the container 1a or the flange 1b of the container 1 so that the interior of the container 1a is hermetically sealed. .
5) A gas-impermeable sheet 3 is further covered on the gas-permeable sheet 2 and is affixed to the gas-permeable sheet 2 so as to cover at least a range in which the opening of the accommodating portion 1a in the gas-permeable sheet 2 is closed.
In this step, the sticking of the display sheet 4 is not limited to the first one. It may be intermediate or last.
The predetermined amount is an amount satisfying RG = AR1 / AR ≦ 0.5, and preferably an amount satisfying RG = AR1 / AR ≦ 0.33.
Further, the predetermined amount may be set according to the volatilization rate of the liquid fragrance 5 within the range of RG ≦ 0.5 or RG ≦ 0.33. Thereby, even if the volatilization rate varies depending on the type of the liquid fragrance 5, the use period (period from the start of use until the liquid fragrance 5 disappears) can be made substantially constant.

Next, the fragrance apparatus will be described.
A fragrance device can be used to scent more positively and uniformly for reasons such as a large room in which the fragrance 51 is placed.
Schematically, the fragrance device can be mounted in a replaceable manner by a blower (airflow generator), a flow path serving as a path for an air flow generated by the blower, and a fragrance tool 51 provided in the flow path. And a mounting portion.

Hereinafter, the fragrance apparatus 52 of an Example is demonstrated with reference to FIGS.
The fragrance device 52 is a dental suction device, specifically an oral cavity suction device, and more specifically a single suction device.
FIG. 5 is an external perspective view of the fragrance device 52, FIG. 6 is a longitudinal sectional view of the main body 21 of the fragrance device 52, and FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram for explaining the configuration of the fragrance device 52. 8 is a perspective view for explaining the mounting portion 23b and the like for mounting the fragrance 51, FIG. 9 is a top view in the vicinity of the mounting portion 23b, and FIG. 10 is for explaining the mounting portion 23b. FIG. Hereinafter, the fragrance device 52 is also referred to as an oral cavity suction 52.

First, the external shape of the oral cavity suction 52, which is the fragrance device 52, will be described with reference to FIG.
The external oral cavity suction 52 has a vertically long rectangular parallelepiped body portion 21 and an arm portion 22 provided to be connected to the upper surface portion 21 a of the body portion 21.
The arm portion 22 includes an arm base portion 22a protruding upward from the upper surface portion 21a, a first arm 22b having one end side connected to the arm base portion 22a by a joint portion KS1, and a joint portion having one end side with respect to the other end side of the first arm 22b. The second arm 22c connected by KS2, the third arm 22d having one end connected to the other end of the second arm 22c by the joint KS3, and the one end connected to the other end of the third arm 22d by the joint KS4 The fourth arm 22e is connected, and the head portion 22f is connected to the other end of the fourth arm 22e at one end side by a joint portion KS5.

The joints KS1 to KS3 allow rotation (arrows DR3 to DR5) about the axis in the direction orthogonal to the extending direction of the connected arms.
The joint portion KS4 allows rotation (arrow DR6) around the central axis of the fourth arm 22e.
The joint portion KS5 allows rotation (arrow DR7) around the axis in a direction substantially orthogonal to the extending direction of the fourth arm 22e.
The arm base portion 22a is divided into an upper portion and a lower portion in the middle, and the upper portion to which the first arm 22b is connected is rotatable around the vertical axis with respect to the lower portion connected to the main body portion 21.
The head portion 22f is provided with an opening 22f1 at the tip as a suction port for air suction.
The arm part 22 has an air flow path that communicates the opening 22f1 with the inside of the main body part 21 inside.

On one side of the upper surface 21 a of the main body 21, an operation unit 21 b is provided on which operation switches such as an operation mode switch and a power button are arranged.
For convenience, the side on which the operation unit 21b is provided is defined as the front, and the front, back, left, and right directions are defined as shown in FIG.
A plurality of casters 21 c are provided on the bottom surface of the main body 21. Handles 21d1 to 21d4 are provided along the front, rear, left, and right sides of the upper surface portion 21a and so as to surround the arm base portion 22a.
Thus, the user can easily move the fragrance device 52 by grasping and pushing and pulling any one of the handles 21d1 to 21d4.

  In the upper surface portion 21a, a gas discharge portion 23 having an opening portion 23a opened upward is provided between the front handle 21d1 and the arm base portion 22a. In this example, the gas discharge part 23 is formed including the part which protrudes upwards from the upper surface part 21a. Details of the gas discharge unit 23 will be described later.

  Exhaust ports 24a to 24d are respectively provided on the four side surfaces of the front, rear, left and right on the upper side of the main body 21. The exhaust ports 24a to 24d are opened in an elongated shape extending in the horizontal direction in use.

During the operation, the oral cavity suction 52 sucks air from the opening 22f1 of the head portion 22f and exhausts it from the exhaust ports 24a to 24d (see also FIG. 7).
Specifically, one of the operational purposes is to arrange the head portion 22f in the vicinity of the oral cavity being treated, and to remove the metal cutting dust or the like generated by the treatment from the opening portion 22f1 to remove it from the oral cavity.

Conventionally, dental suction is generally laid together with a central exhaust system called a central suction system or the like (see, for example, JP-A-2006-55428).
The central suction system collects air sucked from a plurality of suctions under the floor or the like and exhausts the air outside the room.
Accordingly, the central suction system is a relatively large system that is laid when the treatment room is constructed, and each suction cannot be moved.
On the other hand, in order to expand and diversify the treatment environment, a single suction device that can be used as a treatment support even in a place without an exhaust system has been developed and put on the market.

The conventional single suction device discharges air sucked from an arm part connected to the upper side of the main body part from the lower side of the main body part to the floor side.
Therefore, depending on the usage environment, there may be a lot of dust on the floor surface, and there is a concern that dust may be wound up by exhaust.

In the suction operation, the oral cavity suction 52 according to the embodiment also discharges the air sucked from the arm portion 22 to the outside from the main body portion 21, but the exhaust ports 24 a to 24 d serving as discharge ports are below the main body portion. It is provided on the upper side.
With this structure, even if there is a lot of dust on the floor surface, there is no risk of the dust being rolled up.

  Further, the external suction 52 is adapted to discharge a part of the sucked air from the gas discharge part 23 to the room.

  The flow path from suction to discharge will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 6 together with the description of the internal structure of the main body 21. 6 is a vertical cross-sectional view of the main body 21 taken along the line S2-S2 of FIG.

As shown in FIG. 6, the main body 21 has a functional unit 25 housed in a housing 21 e that is visually recognized as an appearance.
The functional unit 25 includes a dust receiving filter 25a, a bag filter 25b, a suction box 25c, and a dust filter 25d, and is arranged from above in this order.
A filter for capturing a large cut object is detachably attached to the dust receiving filter 25a.
A filter for capturing a fine cut product is detachably attached to the bag filter 25b.
The suction box 25c is a fan device including a fan 25c1 and a motor 25c2 that generate a negative pressure for air suction.
For example, a filter for capturing dust of 0.3 μm or more is detachably attached to the dust filter 25d.
Hereinafter, the dust receiving filter 25a, the bag filter 25b, and the dust filter 25d are collectively referred to as a filter group 25e.

The functional unit 25 performs air suction and discharge of the sucked air including filter processing by the motor 25c2 of the suction box 25c operating and the fan 25c1 rotating.
As shown also in FIG. 7, suction is performed from the opening 22f1 of the head portion 22f, and the sucked air is an air path provided from the fourth arm 22e of the arm portion 22 to the inside of the first arm 22b. Passes through the arm base 22a and flows into the main body 21 from the top to the bottom.
Then, after passing through the dust receiving filter 25a, the bag filter 25b, the suction box 25c, and the dust filter 25d in order, the cut object, dust, and the like are removed and reach the vicinity of the bottom in the housing 21e, and then inverted upward ( Arrow DR8).
After the reversal, the exhaust A1 moves upward in the gap between the functional unit 25 and the housing 21e (arrow DR9). Hereinafter, the path along which the exhaust A1 moves upward is referred to as a flow path R1.

The flow path R1 in this example is formed along each of the four sides in the main body 21 having a rectangular cross section.
The arrangement position and the shape of the flow path R1 are not limited to this example, and the flow path R1 is a path that allows the sucked air to rise in the housing 21e of the main body 21 after passing through the functional unit 25. It can be anything.

The upper side of the flow path R1 is connected to the exhaust ports 24a to 24d described above. That is, the exhaust A1 is guided to the exhaust ports 24a to 24d by the flow path R1.
In addition, the exhaust ports 24a to 24d are provided with louvers 26 that turn the exhaust direction of the exhaust A1 discharged from the exhaust ports 24a to 24d substantially downward from the horizontal direction.
That is, the louver 26 is inclined in a downward direction as it is away from the center of the main body 21 in a normal state. The inclination angle can be automatically changed by a human hand or a turning mechanism (not shown).
Thereby, the discharge direction of the exhaust A1 can be an arbitrary angle from horizontal to downward.
The exhaust A1 that has risen up the flow path R1 is changed in direction, for example, obliquely downward by the louver 26, and discharged to the outside (arrow DR10).

  By placing the head portion 22f in the vicinity of the patient's oral cavity at the time of dentistry by the above-described suction and exhaust operations, metal cutting dust or the like generated by the medical practice is sucked from the opening portion 22f1 and collected by the filter group 25e. Can do.

In general, a dental suction sucks cutting dust and the like, so that the suction force is very strong, and the exhaust flow rate is also large correspondingly.
This oral cavity suction 52 has a flow path R2 branched from the flow path R1 in addition to the flow path R1.
In this example, the branch point P2 of the flow path R2 is set immediately upstream of the louver 26 of the exhaust port 24a, which is one of the exhaust ports 24a to 24d.
The flow path R2 is a flow path connected to the opening 23a of the gas discharge part 23 from the branch point P2.

The flow path resistance of the flow path R2 is larger than that of the flow path R1, and the flow rate of the gas flowing through the flow path R2 is smaller than the flow rate of the gas flowing through the flow path R1. The structure for increasing the flow path resistance is not limited. For example, the path is narrowly bent as shown in FIG.
Accordingly, the exhaust A1a, which is a large part of the exhaust A1, is discharged to the outside through the exhaust ports 24a to 24d, and a small amount of the remainder is discharged to the outside from the opening 23a of the gas discharge unit 23 as the exhaust A2.
For example, when the flow rate of the exhaust A2 is 1/4 of the exhaust A1a from one exhaust port, the flow path R2 is provided only on the front side of the main body 21, so the flow ratio of the exhaust A2 to the exhaust A1 Becomes 1/4 × 1/4 = 1/16.
This flow rate ratio can be set arbitrarily. In addition, a control unit (throttle valve or the like) that variably controls the flow path resistance of the flow path R2 so as to have an arbitrary flow rate ratio may be provided.

And the external suction 52 has the mounting part 23b which can accommodate and mount the fragrance | flavor 51 in the gas discharge | release part 23 so that attachment or detachment is possible. Details of the mounting portion 23b will be described with reference to FIGS.
FIG. 8A is a perspective view of the gas discharge part 23 as viewed from the diagonally upper right side, and shows a state immediately before the fragrance 51 is inserted or just after it is removed.
FIG. 8B shows a state in which the fragrance tool 51 is attached to the attachment portion 23 b of the gas discharge portion 23.

The gas discharge part 23 is provided with a mounting part 23b having an opening part 23a that opens upward.
That is, the fragrance tool 51 can be inserted / removed from the upper side with respect to the opening 23a.
The gas discharge part 23 is provided with a notch part 23c that is bent from the protruding end side.
The fragrance 51 is housed and mounted in the mounting portion 23b so that, for example, most of it is buried. Even in this case, a part of the fragrance 51 (a part of the flange 1b or a part of the flange 1b and the accommodating part 1a) is exposed from the notch 23c so that it can be picked by a finger. . Thereby, it is easy to insert / remove to the mounting portion 23b by picking the fragrance 51 with a finger.

  FIG. 9 is a plan view of the gas discharge part 23 and the vicinity thereof as viewed from above. In FIG. 9, the fragrance tool 51 housed in the mounting portion 23b from the opening 23a is indicated by hatching with a two-dot chain line as an outline.

The opening 23a is a pair of left and right slits 23a1, 23a2 into which the flange 1b is inserted when the fragrance 51 is attached, and allows the housing 1a to enter when the flange 1b is inserted into the slits 23a1, 23a2. A pair of recesses 23a3 and 23a4 are formed.
Specifically, the pair of recesses 23a3 and 23a4 are formed as a recess 23a3 and a recess 23a4 on the front side and the rear side, respectively, with respect to the position in the front-rear direction of the slits 23a1 and 23a2.
Thereby, the fragrance 51 can be accommodated in the mounting part 23b, even if the accommodating part 1a is the attitude | position which faced any direction before and behind.

Further, as apparent from FIG. 9, in the state where the fragrance tool 51 is housed and mounted in the mounting portion 23 b, the vicinity of the opening 23 a serving as the discharge port of the flow path R <b> 2 is substantially the gas permeability of the fragrance tool 51. A space V3 surrounded by the sheet 2 and one of the pair of recesses 23a3 and 23a4 is formed.
That is, by providing the pair of recesses 23a3 and 23a4, the fragrance 51 can be inserted in the reverse direction, and the space V3 facing the gas permeable sheet 2 is a partial section of the flow path R2. Secured.

Further, with this configuration, the flow path R2 is a section of the space V3, and the width LR2 of the flow path is substantially equal to the width L22 corresponding to the accommodating portion 1a of the gas permeable sheet 2.
In addition, the recesses 23a3 and 23a4 are formed in a flat shape in which the depth dimensions WF and WB in the front-rear direction are equal to each other and are the same as or slightly larger than the protruding height H (see FIG. 2) of the housing portion 1a. That is, the space V <b> 3 is a flat space in which one wide surface is occupied by the gas permeable sheet 2.

Therefore, as shown in FIG. 10, the exhaust A2 passing through the flow path R2 is in contact with the gas permeable sheet 2 while all of the exhaust A2L, A2C, and A2R passing through the left side, the center, and the right side of the flow path R2, respectively. Or since it passes in the immediate vicinity of the gas-permeable sheet 2, it is discharged | emitted outside as exhaust_gas | exhaustion which contains the gas aroma component discharge | released from the gas-permeable sheet 2 substantially uniformly.
Thereby, it can suppress effectively that the nonuniformity of fragrance intensity arises in a room | chamber interior, and can carry out a room | chamber fragrance rapidly.

Temporarily, when it is set as the structure which arrange | positions the fragrance | flavor 51 in the location where the flow path R2 was biased, the exhaust_gas | exhaustion which passes through the position separated from the gas-permeable sheet 2 arises. This exhaust gas is exhausted to the outside without containing a fragrance substance or containing a little fragrance substance.
Therefore, since exhaust with uneven fragrance is discharged, it may be difficult to scent the room quickly and uniformly.
Since the fragrance device 52 does not exhaust such exhaust with uneven fragrance, the fragrance device 52 can scent the room uniformly and quickly.

As described above in detail, the fragrance device 51 and the fragrance device 52 using the fragrance device 51 are from the start of use after removing the gas-impermeable sheet 3 until the end of use when the liquid fragrance 5 has disappeared. The degree of area change in the range where the gas permeable sheet 2 and the gas in the remaining space V1a are in contact with each other is extremely small. This makes it difficult for the user to feel the change in fragrance strength. Moreover, it is difficult to feel the problem that the fragrance strength is insufficient or excessive during the period of use.
Therefore, the feeling of use of the fragrance 51 as a product is good.

In addition, if the fragrance device is an oral cavity suction 52, the evacuation port is located above the main body while being a movable single suction, so there is an advantage that there is almost no risk of raising dust on the floor. It is done.
Further, since the exhaust direction of the exhaust A1 is directed downward from the horizontal, the exhaust does not directly hit a doctor in a sitting posture during treatment or a patient on a treatment table (bed or the like).
In addition, when the fragrance 51 is attached to the external mouth suction 52, the exhaust A1 is discharged in a state in which the fragrance is mixed, so that the room to be fragrant can be scented quickly and uniformly.

Further, the exhaust A1 is divided and discharged into a large flow rate exhaust A1a and a smaller flow rate exhaust A2. When the fragrance 51 is attached, the fragrance 51 is arranged in the airflow of the exhaust A2 with a small flow rate so that the fragrance is mixed into the exhaust A2.
Thereby, the vaporization speed of the liquid fragrance 5 in the fragrance device 51 is prevented from being increased more than necessary, and is optimized, and the usable period of the fragrance device 51 is suppressed to a predetermined period that does not hinder practical use. Can do.
The usable period of the fragrance 51 is the normal operating state of the oral cavity suction 52, for example, approximately 2 weeks as a guide.

Further, the exhaust A2 is discharged upward from the main body 21.
Thereby, a fragrance | flavor substance reaches | attains the area | region far from the fragrance apparatus 52 of the fragrant room, and the fragrance in the room | chamber interior which should be fragrance can be scented more quickly and more uniformly.
Moreover, since the fragrance apparatus 52 can mount | wear with the fragrance | flavor tool 51 with a vertical posture, the cross-sectional shape of the main-body part 21 can be reduced in size. As a result, the occupied area on the grounding surface becomes smaller, so that space can be saved.

  The embodiments of the present invention are not limited to the above-described procedures and configurations, and may be modified as long as they do not depart from the gist of the present invention.

  The fragrance tool 51 is assumed to have a small degree of area change in a range where the gas permeable sheet 2 and the gas in the remaining space V1a are in contact with each other. For example, the fragrance tool 51A shown in FIGS. And the fragrance 51B (Modification 2).

As shown in FIG. 11, the fragrance 51 </ b> A is configured such that a part of the wide surface of the housing 1 </ b> Aa is opened, the opening is closed with the gas permeable sheet 2 </ b> A, and the liquid fragrance 5 is not used. In this case, the amount of the portion that can be accommodated in the box-shaped accommodation portion 1Ab that is not open in the accommodation portion 1Aa is accommodated.
Therefore, in the vertical posture, from the start to the end of use, the gas permeable sheet 2A is not in contact with the liquid fragrance 5 but only in contact with the gas in the remaining space V1a, so the area of the contact range is unchanged.

As shown in FIG. 12, the fragrance 51 </ b> B has the accommodating portion 1 </ b> Ba formed in a substantially L shape with a cross-sectional shape, and the widest surface is an opening. The entire surface of the opening is closed with the gas permeable sheet 2B. The liquid fragrance is stored in an amount that can be accommodated in the horizontally extending storage portion 1Bb on the bottom side of the storage portion 1Ba when not in use.
Accordingly, in the vertical posture, part of the gas permeable sheet 2B is in contact with the liquid fragrance 5 from the start to the end of use, but the change in the contact area is very small.

Other modifications are as follows.
The shape of the accommodating portion 1a in the container 1 of the fragrance 51 need not be a flat bowl shape as described above, and can be an arbitrary shape. For example, as the shape of the space V1 in the vertical posture, the cross-sectional shape may be a columnar shape or a truncated cone shape such as a circle, an ellipse, a triangle, a polygon having five or more angles, or an indefinite shape.

Although the fragrance device 52 has been described with the main body portion 21 having a quadrangular prism shape, the shape thereof is not limited. For example, another prismatic shape or a cylindrical shape may be used. Further, the shape may be a truncated cone or a truncated pyramid.
Regarding the exhaust gas flow rate, the flow rate of the exhaust gas A1a discharged from at least one of the exhaust ports 24a to 24d only needs to be larger than the flow rate of the exhaust gas A2 discharged from the opening 23a of the gas discharge unit 23. The exhaust flow rate of each of the exhaust ports 24a to 24d may be adjustable according to the normal use place of the external oral cavity suction 52. Even in this case, the exhaust flow rates of all the exhaust ports 24a to 24d do not become lower than the exhaust flow rate of the exhaust A2.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Container 1a, 1Aa, 1Ba Storage part, 1a1 Bottom part, 1a2 Opening part 1b Flange 2, 2A, 2B Gas-permeable sheet 3 Gas-impermeable sheet 4 Display sheet, 4a Information, 4b Mark 5 Liquid fragrance, 5a Liquid surface 6 Holder, 6a Slit, 6b Pocket part 21 Main body part 21a Upper surface part, 21b Operation part, 21c Casters 21d1 to 21d4 Handle, 21e Housing 22 Arm part 22a Arm base part, 22b First arm, 22c Second arm 22d Third arm 22e 4th arm, 22f head part 22f1 opening part 23 gas discharge part 23a opening part, 23a1, 23a2 slit 23a3, 23a4 recessed part, 23b mounting part, 23c notch part 24a-24d exhaust port 25 function part 25a dust receiving filter, 25b Bag filter 25c Box, 25c1 fan, 25c2 motor 25d dust filter, 25e filter group 26 louvers 51, 51A, 51B aromatic instrument 52 fragrance device (oral topical suction)
A1, A1a, A2, A2L, A2C, A2R Exhaust AR1, AR2, AR Area, H Projection Height KS1 to KS5 Joint L1, L2, L Distance, LR2, L22 Width P1 Position, P2 Branch Point RG Liquid Air Freshener Contact Ratio R1 flow path, R2 flow path V1, V3 space, V1a remaining space WF, WB Depth dimension

Claims (5)

One side is an opening, and a storage unit that stores the liquid so that the liquid surface position can be visually recognized from the outside,
A gas permeable sheet that is attached to the accommodating portion by closing the opening;
A gas impermeable sheet that covers a range corresponding to the opening in the gas permeable sheet and is detachably attached to the gas permeable sheet;
A liquid fragrance housed in a space surrounded by the housing part and the gas permeable sheet;
With
In the gas permeable sheet, when the area corresponding to the opening is AR, the area in contact with the liquid fragrance is AR1, and RG = AR1 / AR is the liquid fragrance contact ratio RG The initial capacity of the liquid fragrance is an amount that satisfies RG ≦ 0.5,
A fragrance on which a mark indicating the liquid level position in the initial capacity of the liquid fragrance is displayed. The fragrance according to claim 1, wherein the initial capacity of the liquid fragrance is an amount satisfying RG ≦ 0.33.   The fragrance according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the mark is displayed on the storage unit or a sheet attached to the storage unit. A method for producing a fragrance using a liquid fragrance, comprising:
A fragrance containing step of putting a liquid fragrance into a containing portion having an opening on one side;
After the fragrance containing step, a gas permeable sheet attaching step for attaching the gas permeable sheet to the containing portion so as to close the opening,
After the gas permeable sheet attaching step, a gas impermeable sheet attaching step for attaching a gas impermeable sheet to the gas permeable sheet;
Including
The storage part is formed so that the liquid surface position of the liquid fragrance placed in the storage part is visible from the outside,
In the fragrance containing step, the liquid fragrance is placed in the container.
In the gas permeable sheet, when the area corresponding to the opening is AR, the area in contact with the liquid fragrance is AR1, and RG = AR1 / AR is the liquid fragrance contact ratio RG , RG ≦ 0.5
A fragrance device further comprising a step of displaying a mark indicating the liquid level position in the initial storage amount in the storage unit in advance or a step of attaching a sheet displaying the mark to the storage unit. Manufacturing method.   The initial storage amount of the liquid fragrance to be placed in the storage portion is set according to the volatilization rate of the liquid fragrance, and the liquid surface position in the initial storage amount set according to the volatilization rate The method for producing an fragrance according to claim 4, wherein the fragrance is displayed at a position corresponding to.

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