Air conditioner for vehicle use
Abstract
Both an air mixing door ( 9 ) for the cold air for adjusting a passage area of the cold air passage ( 6 ); and an air mixing door ( 10 ) for the hot air for adjusting a passage area of the hot air passage ( 7 ) are composed of a sliding door for adjusting the passage area when the air mixing door ( 9 ) for the cold air and the air mixing door ( 10 ) for the hot air are slid in a direction perpendicular to the flow of air in both the passages ( 6, 7 ), and while one of the air mixing door ( 9 ) for the cold air and the air mixing door ( 10 ) for the hot air is maintaining one of the passages ( 6, 7 ) in a fully opened state, an operating position of the other door is adjusted so that a passage area of the other passage is adjusted and a temperature of the air blowing out into a vehicle compartment is adjusted.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An air conditioner for vehicle use comprising:
a cold air passage ( 6 ) in which a cold air flows; a hot air passage ( 7 ) in which a hot air flows; an air mixing door ( 9 ) for the cold air for adjusting a passage area of the cold air passage ( 6 ); and an air mixing door ( 10 ) for the hot air for adjusting a passage area of the hot air passage ( 7 ), wherein both the air mixing door ( 9 ) for the cold air and the air mixing door ( 10 ) for the hot air are composed of a sliding door for adjusting the passage area when the air mixing door ( 9 ) for the cold air and the air mixing door ( 10 ) for the hot air are slid in a direction perpendicular to the flow of air in both the passages ( 6 , 7 ), and while one of the air mixing door ( 9 ) for the cold air and the air mixing door ( 10 ) for the hot air is maintaining one of the passages ( 6 , 7 ) in a fully opened state, an operating position of the other door is adjusted so that a passage area of the other passage is adjusted and a temperature of the air blowing out into a vehicle compartment is adjusted.
2 . An air conditioner for vehicle use according to claim 1 , wherein
a maximum cooling state is set when the cold air passage ( 6 ) is fully opened by the air mixing door ( 9 ) for the cold air and the hot air passage ( 7 ) is fully closed by the air mixing door ( 10 ) for the hot air, a maximum heating state is set when the cold air passage ( 6 ) is fully closed by the air mixing door ( 9 ) for the cold air and the hot air passage ( 7 ) is fully opened by the air mixing door ( 10 ) for the hot air, and a state in which both passages are simultaneously fully opened, in which the cold air passage ( 6 ) is fully opened by the air mixing door ( 9 ) for the cold air and the hot air passage ( 7 ) is fully opened by the air mixing door ( 10 ) for the hot air, is set in an intermediate temperature control region formed between the maximum cooling state and the maximum heating state.
3 . An air conditioner for vehicle use according to claim 1 , wherein the sliding door composing the air mixing door ( 9 ) for the cold air or the air mixing door ( 10 ) for the hot air is composed of a flexible thin film member ( 9 a , 10 a ).
4 . An air conditioner for vehicle use according to claim 3 wherein, when one end portion of the thin film member ( 9 a , 10 a ) is fixed and the other end portion of the thin film member ( 9 a , 10 a ) is moved in a direction so that the other end portion can be separated from or come close to one end portion, the length of the thin film member ( 9 a , 10 a ) from one end portion in the opening portion of the cold air passage ( 6 ) or the hot air passage ( 7 ) is changed, and the passage area of the cold air passage ( 6 ) or the hot air passage ( 7 ) is changed.
5 . An air conditioner for vehicle use according to claim 4 wherein, when the other end portion of the thin film member ( 9 a , 10 a ) is connected to the winding shaft ( 9 c , 10 c ) and the winding shaft ( 9 c , 10 c ) is moved being rotated in a direction so that the winding shaft ( 9 c , 10 c ) can be separated from, or come close to, one end portion of the thin film member ( 9 a , 10 a ), the other end portion of the thin film member ( 9 a , 10 a ) is wound by the winding shaft ( 9 c , 10 c ) or leaves the winding shaft ( 9 c , 10 c ).Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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