Electrolyzed water generation device

Abstract

An electrolyzed water generation device 1 comprising: an electrolysis chamber (40) that generates electrolyzed water by electrolyzing water and is divided by a partitioning membrane (43), such as a solid polymer membrane, etc., into a first polar chamber (40A) having a first feeder (41) arranged therein and a second polar chamber (40B) having a second feeder (42) arranged therein; a first water supply path 11a connected to the first polar chamber (40A) and supplying water to be electrolyzed, to the first polar chamber (40A); a first water outlet path (12) connected to the first polar chamber (40A) and discharging electrolyzed water that has been electrolyzed, from the first polar chamber (40A); a second water supply path 11b connected to the second polar chamber (40B) and supplying water to be electrolyzed, to the second polar chamber (40B); and a second water outlet path (13) connected to the second polar chamber (40B) and letting out electrolyzed water that has been electrolyzed, from the second polar chamber (40B). The second outlet path (13) has provided therein a water level detection means (26) that detects the water level inside the second water outlet path (13).

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to an electrolyzed water generating device for generating electrolyzed water generated by electrolysis. Background technique [0002] Conventionally, there is known an electrolyzed water generator that generates electrolyzed water in which hydrogen is dissolved by electrolysis (for example, refer to Patent Document 1). In the electrolyzed water producing device disclosed in Patent Document 1, generally, when using the electrolyzed water produced in the first electrode chamber, the electrolyzed water incidentally produced in the second electrode chamber is discarded as waste water in sewage or the like. [0003] However, due to some circumstances, in the case where the water supply path for supplying the electrolyzed water to the second pole chamber or the water outlet path for sending electrolyzed water from the second pole chamber is clogged, there is no movement in the second pole chamber 40B. The water flows and, there...

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Problems solved by technology

As a result, as in the case of clogging of the water supply path, the water supplied to the surface of the diaphragm on the second electrode chamber side decreases, so the diaphragm may be damaged by overheating.

As mentioned above, since most of the electrolyzed water generated in the second electrode chamber is discarded, it is difficult for the user to find the blockage of the water supply path or the water outlet path on the second electrode chamber side, so the above-mentioned problems tend to occur easily.

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