Spraying booth
AssigneesTaikisha Ltd., Honda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKoji Morioka, Hideaki Tojo, Kazuo Kimura, Susumu Yoshida
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Abstract
A spraying booth comprising a spraying area defined by a ceiling and side walls. The ceiling includes top feed openings connected with a feed duct extending from a conditioner for controlling a fresh air temperature. The side walls include side feed openings connected with a blast duct for supplying air from which paint mist has been removed at mist removing devices. Fresh air supplied through the top feed openings and the mistless air supplied through the side feed openings combine to produce an advantageous atmospheric condition for a paint spraying operation.
Claims20
A spraying booth comprising:
- a spraying area (1) defined by a ceiling and side walls, top feed openings (3) for introducing a temperature conditioned air in laminar flows substantially through an entire area of the ceiling and downwardly into the spraying area (1), the top feed openings (3) being connected with a fresh air feed duct (18), exhaust means (5, 22) for removing overspray mist together with the temperature conditioned air from the spraying area (1) through a position below a painted object (A) standing at a spraying position in the spraying area (1), the exhaust means (5, 22) containing mist removing devices (11, 14), and
- side feed openings (4) formed at the side walls for introducing mistless air through the side walls in substantially horizontal directions into the spraying area (1) and connected with a mistless air feed duct (19) extending from the exhaust means (5, 22).
A spraying booth comprising:
- a spraying area (1) defined by a ceiling and side walls,
- top feed openings (3) for introducing a temperature conditioned air in laminar flows substantially through an entire area of the ceiling and downwardly into the spraying area (1), the top feed openings (3) being connected with a feed duct (18),
- side feed openings (4) for introducing the temperature conditioned air through the side walls in substantially horizontal directions into the spraying area (1), the side feed openings (4) being connected with a blast duct (19), and
- exhaust openings (5) for removing a mist of overspray paint together with the temperature conditioned air from the spraying area (1) through a position below a painted object (A) standing at a spraying position in the spraying area (1),
- wherein the top feed openings (3) are adapted to receive a temperature conditioned fresh air supply through the feed duct (18), and the side feed openings (4) are adapted to receive through the blast duct (19) an exhaust air having undergone a paint mist removing treatment, wherein the feed duct (18) and the blast duct (19) include flow control means, with automatic control means for controlling the flow control means, and wherein the automatic control means is adapted to control the flow control means such that an amount (W) of ventilating air introduced into the spraying area (1) and an amount (W') of exhaust air therefrom are increased during a period of time from completion of a spraying operation for the object (A) to arrival at the spraying position of a next object, compared with amounts of ventilating air and exhaust air during the spraying operation.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.