Automobile high-temperature pest extermination device
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Nihon Yushutsu Jidousha Kensa Center
InventorDamon Scott Jackson
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Abstract
A device for applying, for a predetermined interval, heated air, which is heated to a pest extermination temperature to a to-be-treated automobile, which is housed in a freely accessible manner in a treatment chamber to exterminate pests inside the automobile includes a circulation fan device arranged in the treatment chamber, a suction part of which is oriented toward the inside of the treatment chamber, a heating member mounted in a discharge part of the circulation fan device, and a rectification member for adjusting the flow direction of the heated air delivered into the chamber via the heating member.
Claims13
An automobile high-temperature pest extermination device, comprising:
- at least one treatment chamber including an inlet and an outlet, which comprise openable and closable door parts, in which heated air which has been heated to a pest extermination temperature is applied to an enclosed space in which a to-be-treated automobile is self-propelled into and accommodated therein,
- a circulation fan device arranged in the at least one treatment chamber and including all of a suction part, discharge parts, and a fan member arranged in a housing member, the fan member comprising a propeller fan having a diameter in a range of 1000 mm to 1500 mm and a front side of the fan member being oriented toward an inside of the at least one treatment chamber, the circulation fan device being configured so that air in the at least one treatment chamber is suctioned from the front side thereof via the suction part, and the suctioned air is discharged in both side directions via the discharge parts on a rear surface of the fan member, the discharge parts being opening parts formed by fully opening side portions of the housing member,
- a heating member provided in the discharge parts of the circulation fan device to heat discharged air, the heating member being fully contained within the housing member of the circulation fan device,
- a rectification member for adjusting, in a horizontal direction, a flow direction of the heated air delivered into the at least one treatment chamber via the heating member,
- a chamber interior temperature detection means for detecting a chamber interior temperature of the at least one treatment chamber,
- a vehicle interior temperature detection means for detecting a vehicle interior temperature of the to-be-treated automobile, and
- a heating temperature control means for controlling a heating temperature of air exiting the circulation fan device and a treatment time based on the chamber interior temperature detection means and the vehicle interior temperature detection means.
The automobile high-temperature pest extermination device according to claim comprising a centralized management part for collectively managing operations of the plurality of treatment chambers.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.