Ventilator
A ventilator includes a first louver, second louvers, side walls, a first inclined member, and a convex part. The first inclined member is inclined so that an opening area widens from the upstream side to a downstream side. The first inclined member has a vertex of inclination in a cross-sectional view that is positioned at the upstream side. The convex part is arranged adjacent at the upstream side in the airflow direction to the vertex. In a maximum angle state in which the first louver is rotated so that an upstream end part of the first louver is closest to the first inclined member, the upstream end part is positioned further to the downstream side in the airflow direction than the vertex. The convex part projects further to an inside of the flow path than the vertex, and extends across the second louvers when seen along the airflow direction.
1. A ventilator configured to blow air through a flow path from an opening part, the ventilator comprising:
a first louver on which a knob is mounted;
a plurality of second louvers each extending in a direction intersecting a longitudinal direction of the first louver, and arranged further to an upstream side in an airflow direction than the first louver;
a pair of side walls rotatably supporting the first louver, and the side walls defining a portion of the opening part;
a first inclined member defining a portion of the opening part between the pair of side walls, and the first inclined member being inclined so that an opening area of the opening part widens from the upstream side to a downstream side in the airflow direction, the first inclined member having a vertex of inclination in a cross-sectional view that is positioned at the upstream side in the airflow direction; and
a convex part arranged adjacent at the upstream side in the airflow direction to the vertex, wherein
in a maximum angle state in which the first louver is rotated so that an upstream end part of the first louver is closest to the first inclined member, the upstream end part is positioned further to the downstream side in the airflow direction than the vertex,
the convex part projects further to an inside of the flow path than the vertex in a direction orthogonal to both a rotation axis of the first louver and the airflow direction, and the convex part extends across the plurality of second louvers when seen along the airflow direction, and
in the direction orthogonal to both the rotation axis of the first louver and the airflow direction, in the maximum angle state, the convex part projects further inside the flow path than a position of a proximal end part of the first louver closest to the first inclined member.
2. The ventilator according to claim 1 , wherein
the convex part is arranged between the first louver and the second louvers in the airflow direction.
3. The ventilator according to claim 2 , further comprising
a second inclined part arranged adjacent to the convex part at the upstream side in the airflow direction, and the second inclined part being inclined toward the inside of the flow path along the airflow direction.
4. The ventilator according to claim 3 , further comprising
a guide member that, together with the second inclined part, defines a guide flow path configured to guide the airflow toward the inside of the flow path, wherein
the guide member has a second convex part projecting further to the inside of the flow path than the vertex in the direction orthogonal to both the rotation axis of the first louver and the airflow direction.
5. The ventilator according to claim 4 , wherein
an outlet of the guide flow path is narrower than an inlet of the guide flow path.
6. The ventilator according to claim 3 , further comprising
a second convex part positioned further to the upstream side in the airflow direction than the convex part, and the second convex part projecting further to the inside of the flow path than the vertex in the direction orthogonal to both the rotation axis of the first louver and the airflow direction, wherein
the second convex part projects further to the inside of the flow path than the convex part.
7. The ventilator according to claim 1 , further comprising
a second inclined part arranged adjacent to the convex part at the upstream side in the airflow direction, and the second inclined part being inclined toward the inside of the flow path along the airflow direction.
8. A ventilator configured to blow air through a flow path from an opening part, the ventilator comprising:
a first louver on which a knob is mounted;
a plurality of second louvers each extending in a direction intersecting a longitudinal direction of the first louver, and arranged further to an upstream side in an airflow direction than the first louver;
a pair of side walls rotatably supporting the first louver, and the side walls defining a portion of the opening part;
a first inclined member defining a portion of the opening part between the pair of side walls, and the first inclined member being inclined so that an opening area of the opening part widens from the upstream side to a downstream side in the airflow direction, the first inclined member having has a vertex of inclination in a cross-sectional view that is positioned at the upstream side in the airflow direction;
a convex part arranged adjacent at the upstream side in the airflow direction to the vertex;
a second inclined part arranged adjacent to the convex part at the upstream side in the airflow direction, and the second inclined part being inclined toward the inside of the flow path along the airflow direction; and
a guide member that, together with the second inclined part, defines a guide flow path configured to guide the airflow toward the inside of the flow path, wherein
in a maximum angle state in which the first louver is rotated so that an upstream end part of the first louver is closest to the first inclined member, the upstream end part is positioned further to the downstream side in the airflow direction than the vertex,
the convex part projects further to an inside of the flow path than the vertex in a direction orthogonal to both a rotation axis of the first louver and the airflow direction, and the convex part extends across the plurality of second louvers when seen along the airflow direction, and
the guide member has a second convex part projecting further to the inside of the flow path than the vertex in the direction orthogonal to both the rotation axis of the first louver and the airflow direction.
9. The ventilator according to claim 8 , wherein
an outlet of the guide flow path is narrower than an inlet of the guide flow path.
10. A ventilator configured to blow air through a flow path from an opening part, the ventilator comprising:
a first louver on which a knob is mounted;
a plurality of second louvers each extending in a direction intersecting a longitudinal direction of the first louver, and arranged further to an upstream side in an airflow direction than the first louver;
a pair of side walls rotatably supporting the first louver, and the side walls defining a portion of the opening part;
a first inclined member defining a portion of the opening part between the pair of side walls, and the first inclined member being inclined so that an opening area of the opening part widens from the upstream side to a downstream side in the airflow direction, the first inclined member having a vertex of inclination in a cross-sectional view that is positioned at the upstream side in the airflow direction;
a convex part arranged adjacent at the upstream side in the airflow direction to the vertex; and
a second convex part positioned further to the upstream side in the airflow direction than the convex part, and the second convex part projecting further to the inside of the flow path than the vertex in the direction orthogonal to both the rotation axis of the first louver and the airflow direction, wherein
in a maximum angle state in which the first louver is rotated so that an upstream end part of the first louver is closest to the first inclined member, the upstream end part is positioned further to the downstream side in the airflow direction than the vertex,
the convex part projects further to an inside of the flow path than the vertex in a direction orthogonal to both a rotation axis of the first louver and the airflow direction, and the convex part extends across the plurality of second louvers when seen along the airflow direction, and
the second convex part projects further to the inside of the flow path than the convex part.