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- JPH0348299B2 JPH0348299B2 JP31148586A JP31148586A JPH0348299B2 JP H0348299 B2 JPH0348299 B2 JP H0348299B2 JP 31148586 A JP31148586 A JP 31148586A JP 31148586 A JP31148586 A JP 31148586A JP H0348299 B2 JPH0348299 B2 JP H0348299B2
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- XEEYBQQBJWHFJM-UHFFFAOYSA-N Iron Chemical compound [Fe] XEEYBQQBJWHFJM-UHFFFAOYSA-N 0.000 claims description 18
- 238000005338 heat storage Methods 0.000 claims description 13
- 239000011491 glass wool Substances 0.000 claims description 11
- 229910052742 iron Inorganic materials 0.000 claims description 9
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- 239000011810 insulating material Substances 0.000 claims description 3
- XLYOFNOQVPJJNP-UHFFFAOYSA-N water Substances O XLYOFNOQVPJJNP-UHFFFAOYSA-N 0.000 description 24
- 238000010438 heat treatment Methods 0.000 description 13
- 239000011521 glass Substances 0.000 description 9
- 229910052782 aluminium Inorganic materials 0.000 description 5
- XAGFODPZIPBFFR-UHFFFAOYSA-N aluminium Chemical compound [Al] XAGFODPZIPBFFR-UHFFFAOYSA-N 0.000 description 5
- 239000010425 asbestos Substances 0.000 description 5
- 239000004568 cement Substances 0.000 description 5
- 229910052895 riebeckite Inorganic materials 0.000 description 5
- 238000001125 extrusion Methods 0.000 description 4
- 230000005855 radiation Effects 0.000 description 4
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- 238000009413 insulation Methods 0.000 description 2
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- 239000008261 styrofoam Substances 0.000 description 2
- HCHKCACWOHOZIP-UHFFFAOYSA-N Zinc Chemical compound [Zn] HCHKCACWOHOZIP-UHFFFAOYSA-N 0.000 description 1
- 230000000903 blocking effect Effects 0.000 description 1
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Classifications
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
- F24S—SOLAR HEAT COLLECTORS; SOLAR HEAT SYSTEMS
- F24S20/00—Solar heat collectors specially adapted for particular uses or environments
- F24S20/60—Solar heat collectors integrated in fixed constructions, e.g. in buildings
- F24S20/67—Solar heat collectors integrated in fixed constructions, e.g. in buildings in the form of roof constructions
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
- Y02—TECHNOLOGIES OR APPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION OR ADAPTATION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
- Y02B—CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION TECHNOLOGIES RELATED TO BUILDINGS, e.g. HOUSING, HOUSE APPLIANCES OR RELATED END-USER APPLICATIONS
- Y02B10/00—Integration of renewable energy sources in buildings
- Y02B10/20—Solar thermal
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
- Y02—TECHNOLOGIES OR APPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION OR ADAPTATION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
- Y02E—REDUCTION OF GREENHOUSE GAS [GHG] EMISSIONS, RELATED TO ENERGY GENERATION, TRANSMISSION OR DISTRIBUTION
- Y02E10/00—Energy generation through renewable energy sources
- Y02E10/40—Solar thermal energy, e.g. solar towers
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
〔産業上の利用分野〕
本発明は、空気によつて太陽エネルギーを利用
するソーラーシステムハウスに関する。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a solar system house that utilizes solar energy through air.
住宅の南側に大きな開口部を取つて冬の日射を
大量に取入れ、夏にはその一部を開け放つて通風
を図ることは古くから行われていることである。
これを一歩進めて、居室の外側にサンルームを作
り、これを温室としてここから居室へ温められた
空気を取入れることも行われている。
It has been practiced for a long time to create a large opening on the south side of a house to let in a large amount of sunlight in winter, and to leave part of it open in summer for ventilation.
Taking this a step further, some people create a sunroom outside the living room and use it as a greenhouse to bring warmed air into the living room.
その場合、蓄熱されるのは空気だけであるが、
例えば第10図に示すようにコンクリート外壁1
の外側にガラス2等でカバーを施し、その間を室
内3への空気循環路4とすれば、この外壁1自体
が蓄熱体として作用し安定した熱の供給が得られ
る。 In that case, only the air stores heat,
For example, as shown in Figure 10, concrete outer wall 1
If the outer wall 1 is covered with glass 2 or the like and the space between the two is used as an air circulation path 4 to the indoor room 3, the outer wall 1 itself acts as a heat storage body, and a stable supply of heat can be obtained.
しかし、これらの方式はいずれも比較的南面し
た室内空間のコントロールにのみ限定されてしま
い、北面した室内空間との間に大きな温度差が生
じてしまうという欠点がある。 However, all of these methods are limited to controlling relatively south-facing indoor spaces, and have the disadvantage that there is a large temperature difference between them and the north-facing indoor spaces.
本発明の目的は前記従来例の不都合を解消し、
方位に限定されず、太陽光により集熱した空気を
効果的に利用できるソーラーシステムハウスを提
供することにある。 The purpose of the present invention is to eliminate the disadvantages of the conventional example,
The objective is to provide a solar system house that can effectively utilize air heated by sunlight, regardless of orientation.
本発明は前記目的を達成するため、太陽熱集熱
部は、屋根板としてのカラー鉄板の直下に空間を
確保して屋根勾配を有する空気流路を形成し、ま
た軒先下面にこの空気流路の下端を開口して外気
取入口とし、さらに、空気流路の下面はグラスウ
ール等の断熱材による断熱層としたものであり、
屋根の棟部分に内側を断熱層で囲んだ棟ダクトを
集熱ボツクスとして前記太陽熱集熱部の屋根の空
気流路の上端をこれに連通させ、コンクリートス
ラブと床パネルとの間に空気流通空間を形成し、
該空気流通空間から室内への吹出口を設けて蓄熱
及び放熱部を構成し、棟ダクトと蓄熱及び放熱部
の空気流通空間とを連通する縦ダクトの途中に、
逆流防止のためのダンパー、送風機及び流路切換
えダンパーを取付け、該流路切換えダンパーから
分岐した部分は先端を外へ開口したことを要旨と
するものである。
In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention secures a space directly under the colored iron plate serving as a roof plate to form an air flow path with a roof slope, and the solar heat collecting section forms an air flow path with a roof slope on the underside of the eaves. The lower end is opened to serve as an outside air intake, and the lower surface of the air flow path is made of a heat insulating layer made of a heat insulating material such as glass wool.
A ridge duct surrounded by a heat insulating layer on the inside of the ridge of the roof is used as a heat collection box, and the upper end of the air flow path of the roof of the solar heat collection section is communicated with the ridge duct, thereby creating an air circulation space between the concrete slab and the floor panel. form,
An air outlet from the air circulation space to the room is provided to constitute a heat storage and heat dissipation section, and in the middle of a vertical duct that communicates the ridge duct with the air circulation space of the heat storage and heat dissipation section,
The gist is that a damper, a blower, and a flow path switching damper are installed to prevent backflow, and that a portion branching off from the flow path switching damper is opened at its tip to the outside.
本発明によれば、太陽熱集熱部では太陽光で加
熱された屋根板が空気流路内の空気を温めると、
この温められた空気は勾配に沿つて上昇し、空気
流路上端から棟ダクトに入り、ここに溜られる。
According to the present invention, in the solar heat collecting section, when the roof plate heated by sunlight warms the air in the air flow path,
This warmed air rises along the slope, enters the ridge duct from the upper end of the air flow, and is collected there.
そして、空気流路へは、下端から新たな外気が
入り、同様に温められて屋根勾配に沿つて上昇す
る。 Then, new outside air enters the air flow path from the lower end, is heated in the same way, and rises along the roof slope.
冬季等は流路切換えダンパーは外へ開口する分
岐側を遮断しており、棟ダクトに集められた加熱
空気は送風機により縦ダクト内を流下し、床面下
の蓄熱及び放熱部へ入る。 During winter, the flow path switching damper blocks the branch side that opens to the outside, and the heated air collected in the ridge duct flows down inside the vertical duct using a blower and enters the heat storage and heat radiation section under the floor.
該蓄熱及び放熱部では、空気流路を通るダクト
から送りこまれた温風が直接床面上を温めるの
と、コンクリートスラブ等の蓄熱体に蓄熱させる
のと、温風吹出口から室内へ吹出されて直接暖房
するのとの三通りの作用を行う。 In the heat storage and heat dissipation section, hot air sent from a duct passing through an air flow path directly heats the floor surface, is stored in a heat storage body such as a concrete slab, and is blown into the room from a hot air outlet. It works in three ways, including direct heating.
その際、室内へは温められた外気が絶えず加圧
注入されるので、他の窓・壁等の隙間から外の冷
たい空気が入りこむことも防止される。 At this time, warm outside air is constantly injected into the room under pressure, which prevents cold outside air from entering through gaps in other windows, walls, etc.
昼間の集熱が終わり、夜間等では、屋根下の空
気は逆に冷却され、結露し、下降流となつて集熱
時とは反対方向に流れようとする。その場合、送
風機の運転を止め、また逆流防止のためのダンパ
ーを閉じれば、集熱系の回路が閉じられることに
なるので、室内や床下の温かい空気が外へ逃げ出
すことはない。 After the heat has been collected during the day, at night, the air under the roof cools, condenses, and tends to flow downward in the opposite direction from when the heat was collected. In that case, if you stop the blower and close the damper to prevent backflow, the heat collection circuit will be closed, so warm air from inside the room or under the floor will not escape to the outside.
また、夏季等暖房が全く必要ない場合には、流
路切換えダンパーは外へ開口する分岐側を連通さ
せ、床面下の蓄熱及び放熱部に連通する方を遮断
するので、これにより屋根の太陽熱集熱部で発生
された加熱空気は不必要な暖房を行うことなく戸
外へ捨てられる。 In addition, when heating is not required at all, such as in the summer, the flow path switching damper allows the branch side that opens to the outside to communicate, and blocks the side that communicates with the heat storage and heat dissipation section under the floor, which allows the roof to absorb solar heat. The heated air generated in the heat collecting section is discharged outdoors without unnecessary heating.
以下、図面について本発明の実施例を詳細に説
明する。
Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.
第1図は本発明のソーラーシステムハウスの1
実施例を示す縦断正面図で、図中5は屋根を示
す。 Figure 1 shows one of the solar system houses of the present invention.
It is a longitudinal sectional front view showing an example, and 5 in the figure shows a roof.
該屋根5は、太陽熱集熱部Aとなるもので、屋
根葺材である屋根板としてのカラー鉄板6の直下
に空間を確保して屋根勾配を有する空気流路7を
形成し、また軒先下面等にこの空気流路7の下端
を開口して外気取入口8とする。 The roof 5 serves as a solar heat collecting part A, and it secures a space directly below the colored iron plate 6 as a roofing material to form an air passage 7 with a roof slope, and also forms an air flow path 7 with a roof slope, etc. The lower end of this air passage 7 is opened to form an outside air intake port 8.
前記空気流路7の下面はグラスウール等の断熱
材による断熱層9として構成し、本実施例では屋
根5の頂上部はカラー鉄板6の上方にガラス板1
0を設けた。 The lower surface of the air flow path 7 is constructed as a heat insulating layer 9 made of a heat insulating material such as glass wool.
0 was set.
なお、このような空気流路7を有する屋根5の
具体的構成例は種々考えられる。 Note that various specific examples of the structure of the roof 5 having such an air flow path 7 can be considered.
例えば、第3図に示すようにグラスウールボー
ド9aの上にV型デツキボード11を介してカラ
ー鉄板6を支承するとか、第4図に示すようにコ
ンパネ12の上面に表面をアルミ箔13で覆つた
スタイロフオーム9cを貼り、下面にグラスウー
ル9bを敷設し、カラー鉄板6は木製角材14で
コンパネ12上に間隔を存して支承し、更に葺棒
15を介して鉄板6の上方にガラス板16を設け
るようにしてもよい。 For example, as shown in FIG. 3, a collar iron plate 6 may be supported on a glass wool board 9a via a V-shaped deck board 11, or the upper surface of a control panel 12 may be covered with aluminum foil 13 as shown in FIG. A styrofoam 9c is pasted, glass wool 9b is laid on the lower surface, and the colored iron plate 6 is supported on the control panel 12 with a wooden square lumber 14 at a distance, and a glass plate 16 is further placed above the iron plate 6 via a stylus 15. It may also be provided.
また、第5図に示すように石綿セメント押出成
形板17を屋根版として利用し、下面にスタイロ
フオーム9cを貼り、上面を防水シート18で被
覆することや、第6図に示すようにコンパネ12
の上にグラスウール9b及び上面にアルミ箔13
を貼つたグラスウールボード9aからなる断熱層
を形成し、その上に上面を透明フイルム19aで
覆つたアルミ型材による波板19を置き、さらに
その上方に強化ガラスのガラス板16を設けるこ
とや、第7図に示すようにコンパネ12の上にグ
ラスウールボード9aを重ね、その上に亜鉛板な
どの大型波板20を上下重ね置き、その上方をガ
ラス板16で覆うことなどもできる。 Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 5, an asbestos cement extrusion molded board 17 can be used as a roof plate, a styroform 9c can be pasted on the lower surface, and the upper surface can be covered with a waterproof sheet 18, or a control panel 12 can be used as shown in FIG.
Glass wool 9b on top and aluminum foil 13 on top
It is possible to form a heat insulating layer consisting of a glass wool board 9a on which a glass wool board 9a is attached, place a corrugated plate 19 made of an aluminum profile whose upper surface is covered with a transparent film 19a, and further provide a glass plate 16 made of tempered glass above it. As shown in FIG. 7, it is also possible to stack a glass wool board 9a on top of the control panel 12, place large corrugated plates 20 such as zinc plates on top of each other, and cover the top with a glass plate 16.
金属製屋根板の上を更にガラス板で覆うように
したのは、屋根板が日射で加熱される時に、風等
で冷却されるのを防ぐ効果があり、このようにす
ることにより屋根板の温度上昇率は向上する。 The reason why the metal roof panels are covered with a glass panel is to prevent the roof panels from being cooled by wind when they are heated by sunlight. The rate of temperature rise will improve.
屋根5の棟部分に内側を断熱層9で囲んだ棟ダ
クト21を形成し、前記屋根5の空気流路7の上
端をこれに連通させる。このようにして、棟ダク
ト21は前記太陽熱集熱部Aからの集熱ボツクス
となり、外への連通口には、非集熱時の排気用の
形状記憶合金を用いて一定温度以上で開くダンパ
ー22を取付けた。 A ridge duct 21 whose inside is surrounded by a heat insulating layer 9 is formed in the ridge part of the roof 5, and the upper end of the air passage 7 of the roof 5 is communicated with this. In this way, the ridge duct 21 becomes a heat collection box from the solar heat collection part A, and the communication port to the outside is equipped with a damper that opens at a certain temperature or higher using a shape memory alloy for exhaust when heat is not collected. 22 was installed.
図中23は棟ダクト21と後述の床30の空気
流通空間33とを連通する縦ダクトで、このダク
ト23の途中に、逆流防止のための重力式ダンパ
ー24、及び送風機25を設け、さらにその先に
流路切換えダンパー26を取付け、該ダンパー2
6から分岐した部分は先端を外へ開口して夏季の
温水交換のみを行つている時のための排気用のダ
クト27とする。なお、送風機25はフアンコイ
ルユニツトとして液体用熱交換器28の付属物と
して設けられたものを利用するが、ユニツト部品
でなく独立したものである場合にはこの送風機2
5とは別に熱交換器28を設ける。 In the figure, 23 is a vertical duct that communicates the ridge duct 21 with the air circulation space 33 of the floor 30, which will be described later. Install the flow path switching damper 26 first, and then
The end of the branched portion from 6 is opened to the outside, and is used as an exhaust duct 27 for when only hot water exchange is performed in the summer. Note that the blower 25 is a fan coil unit that is provided as an accessory to the liquid heat exchanger 28, but if it is an independent unit rather than a unit part, the blower 25 may be used as a fan coil unit.
A heat exchanger 28 is provided separately from the heat exchanger 5.
床30は蓄熱及び放熱部Bとなる部分で、コン
クリートスラブ31と床パネル32との間に空気
流通空間33を形成し、該空気流通空間33は室
内Cへの吹出口34を有するようにした。 The floor 30 is a part that becomes a heat storage and heat dissipation part B, and an air circulation space 33 is formed between the concrete slab 31 and the floor panel 32, and the air circulation space 33 has an air outlet 34 to the indoor room C. .
かかる床30の具体的構造も前記屋根5と同様
に種々考えられ、一例として第8図に示すように
コンクリートスラブ31の上に根太35をを介し
てコンパネ36を敷き、その上に床仕上シート3
7を貼ることや、第9図に示すように石綿セメン
ト押出板38を使用することもある。 As with the roof 5, various specific structures for the floor 30 can be considered, and as an example, as shown in FIG. 3
7 or use an asbestos cement extrusion plate 38 as shown in FIG.
ところで、コンクリートスラブ31のコンクリ
ート又は前記第9図の石綿セメント押出板38は
蓄熱体として用いるものであり、その放熱に方向
性を持たせるために、不要面にスタイロフオーム
等の断熱層39を形成する。 By the way, the concrete of the concrete slab 31 or the asbestos cement extruded plate 38 shown in FIG. do.
なお、どこを不要面とするかは暖房の利用方法
で異なる。例えば、第1図において1階部分も暖
めたい場合には、コンクリートスラブ31の下面
は断熱せず、1階天井面からの放熱を得られるよ
うにしてもよい。 Note that which areas are considered unnecessary depends on how the heating is used. For example, if it is desired to also warm the first floor in FIG. 1, the lower surface of the concrete slab 31 may not be insulated, but the heat can be radiated from the ceiling of the first floor.
前記ダクト23の下端は、該床30の空気流通
空間33に連通する。図中40は、この空気流通
空間33内で、ダクト23の下端開口に対向して
置かれる加湿皿である。 The lower end of the duct 23 communicates with the air circulation space 33 of the floor 30 . Reference numeral 40 in the figure denotes a humidifying pan placed within this air circulation space 33, facing the lower end opening of the duct 23.
第2図に示すように、前記熱交換器28は注水
管41a及び送水管41bとの循環管路で開放貯
湯槽42と連結し、該貯湯槽42は補助給湯ボイ
ラー43や三方弁44を途中へ設け、風呂や洗面
所、台所へと繋がる給湯配管45に連結する。 As shown in FIG. 2, the heat exchanger 28 is connected to an open hot water storage tank 42 through a circulation line with a water injection pipe 41a and a water supply pipe 41b, and the hot water storage tank 42 is connected to an auxiliary hot water boiler 43 and a three-way valve 44 in the middle. It is connected to a hot water supply pipe 45 that connects to a bath, washroom, and kitchen.
次に、使用法について説明する。 Next, how to use it will be explained.
冬期等に太陽熱を積極的に利用しようとする場
合には、棟ダクト21のダンパー22は閉じられ
ており、切換えダンパー26は排気用のダクト2
7側を塞いでいる。 When trying to actively utilize solar heat in winter, etc., the damper 22 of the ridge duct 21 is closed, and the switching damper 26 is closed to the exhaust duct 2.
Blocking the 7th side.
昼間日射があると、屋根5のカラー鉄板6及び
ガラス板10は加熱され、さらに該カラー鉄板6
を介してその直下の空気流路7の空気も温めら
れ、勾配に沿つて上昇し、集熱ボツクスとしての
棟ダクト21へ入る。それと同時に外気取入口8
から新たに外気が空気流路7内に入り、順次同様
に温められる。 When there is sunlight during the day, the colored iron plate 6 and the glass plate 10 of the roof 5 are heated, and the colored iron plate 6
The air in the air flow path 7 immediately below is also warmed through the air, rises along the slope, and enters the ridge duct 21 as a heat collection box. At the same time, outside air intake 8
Fresh air from the outside enters the air flow path 7 and is heated in the same way.
このようにして、屋根5での太陽熱集熱部Aで
発生する加熱空気は棟ダクト21へ集められてか
ら、送風機25でダクト23を介して床30の空
気流通空間33へと送り込まれる。 In this way, the heated air generated in the solar heat collection section A on the roof 5 is collected into the ridge duct 21 and then sent by the blower 25 through the duct 23 into the air circulation space 33 on the floor 30.
該空気流通空間33へ送り込まれた温風は、加
熱皿40で適宜湿気を与えるとともに、温風吹出
口34から室内Cへ吹出され、温風暖房となる。
そして、該室内Cは常に送風機25で温風を供給
されるので、戸や窓や壁の隙間から室内Cの空気
が出ていくことはあつても、外の冷たい空気が入
り込むことはない。 The hot air sent into the air circulation space 33 is appropriately moistened by the heating plate 40 and is blown out from the hot air outlet 34 into the room C to provide hot air heating.
Since warm air is always supplied to the room C by the blower 25, although the air in the room C may escape through gaps between doors, windows, and walls, cold air from outside never enters.
また、前記空気流通空間33へ入つた温風は、
床パネル32を介して直接床面を温める床暖房も
行う。さらに、コンクリートスラブ31を温め、
熱をここに蓄えることも行う。 Furthermore, the warm air that has entered the air circulation space 33 is
Floor heating that directly heats the floor surface via the floor panel 32 is also performed. Furthermore, the concrete slab 31 is heated,
It also stores heat here.
一方、ダクト23の途中では熱交換器28で、
注入管41aから送り込まれる水が加熱され、湯
として送水管41bを介して貯湯槽42へ蓄えら
れ、さらにここから直接又は補助給湯ボイラー4
3で再加熱されて給湯配管43から各所へ給湯さ
れる。 On the other hand, in the middle of the duct 23, there is a heat exchanger 28,
The water sent from the injection pipe 41a is heated and stored as hot water in the hot water storage tank 42 via the water pipe 41b, and then directly or from the auxiliary hot water boiler 4.
The hot water is reheated at step 3 and supplied to various locations from the hot water supply pipe 43.
ところで、熱交換器28に熱を与えるダクト2
3内の温風と、熱交換器28から熱を与える湯の
関係を見ると、温風が高温ピークになるにつれ
て、熱交換器28ではより多くの熱をうばい高温
の湯を作り出すので、該熱交換器28があること
によりこれを通過して暖房に用いる温風のエネル
ギーは一日の中で日射位置にそれほど左右されず
平均化され、安定した暖房が得られる。すなわ
ち、この熱交換器28がないと、太陽の位置によ
つては必要以上に加熱された空気が室内に送り込
まれることもあり、温度コントロールも面倒であ
る。 By the way, the duct 2 that supplies heat to the heat exchanger 28
Looking at the relationship between the warm air in the chamber 3 and the hot water that is supplied with heat from the heat exchanger 28, as the hot air reaches its high temperature peak, the heat exchanger 28 absorbs more heat and produces hot water. Due to the presence of the heat exchanger 28, the energy of the hot air that passes through it and is used for heating is not affected much by the position of solar radiation throughout the day and is averaged out, resulting in stable heating. That is, without the heat exchanger 28, depending on the position of the sun, unnecessarily heated air may be sent into the room, making temperature control difficult.
昼間の集熱が終わり、夜間等では、屋根5下の
空気は逆に冷却され、結露し、下降流となつて集
熱時とは反対方向に流れようとする。その場合、
送風機25の運転を止め、また重力式ダンパー2
4が自動的に閉じて集熱系の回路を閉じるので、
室内Cや床30下の温かい空気が外へ逃げ出すこ
とはない。むしろ、床30下では蓄熱体としての
コンクリートスラブ31からの放熱が床暖房を続
行することになる。 After the daytime heat collection is finished, at night, etc., the air under the roof 5 is cooled down, condenses, and tends to flow downward in the opposite direction to that during heat collection. In that case,
The operation of the blower 25 is stopped, and the gravity damper 2 is
4 will automatically close and close the heat collection system circuit, so
The warm air in room C and under the floor 30 does not escape outside. Rather, under the floor 30, heat radiation from the concrete slab 31 as a heat storage body continues the floor heating.
夏季等暖房が全く必要ない場合には、切換えダ
ンパー26でダクト23の床30側を閉じ、排気
用ダクト27側を開放する。これにより屋根5の
太陽熱集熱部Aで発生された加熱空気は、ダクト
23へ入り、熱交換器28で湯を作るだけで、前
記排気用のダクト27から戸外へ捨てられる。 When heating is not required at all, such as in summer, the switching damper 26 closes the floor 30 side of the duct 23 and opens the exhaust duct 27 side. As a result, the heated air generated in the solar heat collection part A of the roof 5 enters the duct 23, only produces hot water in the heat exchanger 28, and is then discharged to the outdoors through the exhaust duct 27.
従つて、夏場は給湯システムとしてのみ利用す
るが、必要以上の熱が熱交換器28に与えられる
場合には棟ダクト21のダンパー22を開くこと
や、送風機25を止めることが行われる。 Therefore, in the summer, it is used only as a hot water supply system, but if more heat than necessary is given to the heat exchanger 28, the damper 22 of the ridge duct 21 is opened and the blower 25 is stopped.
以上述べたように本発明のソーラーシステムハ
ウスは、太陽光で加熱された屋根板が、空気流路
へ入つた外気を温め、この温められた空気は屋根
勾配に沿つて上昇するので、外気をフアン等で積
極的に取込まなくてもこの屋根勾配に沿う上昇作
用で効率的に外気を取り込んで加熱することがで
きる。
As described above, in the solar system house of the present invention, the roof panel heated by sunlight warms the outside air that enters the air flow path, and this warmed air rises along the roof slope, so the outside air is heated. Even without actively drawing in air with a fan or the like, the rising action along the roof slope allows outside air to be drawn in efficiently and heated.
そして、この加熱空気は送風機によりダクト内
を流下し、床面下の蓄熱及び放熱部へ入る。屋根
で太陽光により集熱した空気を床下に導くことで
方位に限定されない効率的な暖房を行えるもので
あり、室内へは床下から温風を供給するので隙間
風負荷を減少してより暖房効率が向上するもので
ある。 Then, this heated air flows down inside the duct by the blower and enters the heat storage and heat radiation section below the floor surface. By directing the air that collects heat from sunlight on the roof to below the floor, efficient heating is possible regardless of direction, and warm air is supplied indoors from below the floor, reducing the draft load and increasing heating efficiency. This will improve the results.
また、送風機は屋根勾配で上昇してくる温風を
下方へ送る働きを行うだけなので小型なものでよ
く、システム全体として設備費やランニングコス
トも低廉ですむものである。 In addition, since the blower only serves to send the hot air rising on the slope of the roof downward, it can be small, and the equipment costs and running costs for the entire system are low.
第1図は本発明のソーラーシステムハウスの1
実施例を示す縦断正面図、第2図は同上給湯シス
テムを組合せた場合の説明図、第3図〜第7図は
屋根の具体的構造例を示す縦断正面図、第8図、
第9図は床の構造例を示す縦断正面図、第10図
は従来システムの一例を示す縦断正面図である。
1……外壁、2……ガラス、3……室内、4…
…空気循環路、5……屋根、6……カラー鉄板、
7……空気流路、8……外気取入口、9……断熱
層、9a……グラスウールボード、9b……グラ
スウール、9c……スタイロフオーム、10……
ガラス板、11……デツキボード、12……コン
パネ、13……アルミ箔、14……木製角材、1
5……葺棒、16……ガラス板、17……石綿セ
メント押出成形板、18……防水シート、19…
…アルミ型材による波板、19a……透明フイル
ム、20……大型波板、21……棟ダクト、22
……ダンパー、23……ダクト、24……重力式
ダンパー、25……送風機、26……切換えダン
パー、27……排気用のダクト、28……熱交換
器、30……床、31……コンクリートスラブ、
32……床パネル、33……空気流通空間、34
……吹出口、35……根太、36……コンパネ、
37……床仕上シート、38……石綿セメント押
出板、39……断熱層、40……加湿皿、41a
……注水管、41b……送水管、42……貯湯
槽、43……補助給湯ボイラー、44……三方
弁、45……給湯配管、A……太陽熱集熱部、B
……蓄熱及び放熱部、C……室内。
Figure 1 shows one of the solar system houses of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of a case in which the above hot water supply system is combined; FIGS. 3 to 7 are longitudinal front views showing specific examples of the structure of the roof; FIG. 8;
FIG. 9 is a longitudinal sectional front view showing an example of a floor structure, and FIG. 10 is a longitudinal sectional front view showing an example of a conventional system. 1...Outer wall, 2...Glass, 3...Indoor, 4...
...air circulation path, 5...roof, 6...color iron plate,
7... Air flow path, 8... Outside air intake, 9... Heat insulation layer, 9a... Glass wool board, 9b... Glass wool, 9c... Styrofoam, 10...
Glass plate, 11... Deck board, 12... Control panel, 13... Aluminum foil, 14... Wooden square lumber, 1
5... Roofing rod, 16... Glass plate, 17... Asbestos cement extrusion plate, 18... Waterproof sheet, 19...
... Corrugated sheet made of aluminum profile, 19a ... Transparent film, 20 ... Large corrugated sheet, 21 ... Ridge duct, 22
...damper, 23 ... duct, 24 ... gravity damper, 25 ... blower, 26 ... switching damper, 27 ... exhaust duct, 28 ... heat exchanger, 30 ... floor, 31 ... concrete slab,
32...Floor panel, 33...Air circulation space, 34
...Air outlet, 35...Joist, 36...Control panel,
37... Floor finishing sheet, 38... Asbestos cement extrusion board, 39... Heat insulation layer, 40... Humidifying plate, 41a
... Water injection pipe, 41b ... Water pipe, 42 ... Hot water storage tank, 43 ... Auxiliary hot water boiler, 44 ... Three-way valve, 45 ... Hot water supply piping, A ... Solar heat collection section, B
...Heat storage and heat dissipation section, C...Indoor.
Claims (1)
の直下に空間を確保して屋根勾配を有する空気流
路を形成し、また軒先下面にこの空気流路の下端
を開口して外気取入口とし、さらに、空気流路の
下面はグラスウール等の断熱材による断熱層とし
たものであり、屋根の棟部分に内側を断熱層で囲
んだ棟ダクトを集熱ボツクスとして前記太陽熱集
熱部の屋根の空気流路の上端をこれに連通させ、
コンクリートスラブと床パネルとの間に空気流通
空間を形成し、該空気流通空間から室内への吹出
口を設けて蓄熱及び放熱部を構成し、棟ダクトと
蓄熱及び放熱部の空気流通空間とを連通する縦ダ
クトの途中に、逆流防止のためのダンパー、送風
機及び流路切換えダンパーを取付け、該流路切換
えダンパーから分岐した部分は先端を外へ開口し
たことを特徴としたソーラーシステムハウス。1 The solar heat collection section secures a space directly under the colored iron plate serving as the roof plate to form an air flow path with a roof slope, and also opens the lower end of this air flow path on the underside of the eaves to serve as an outside air intake. Furthermore, the lower surface of the air flow path is covered with a heat insulating layer made of a heat insulating material such as glass wool, and a ridge duct whose inside is surrounded by a heat insulating layer is used as a heat collection box to connect the roof of the solar heat collecting section. The upper end of the air flow path is communicated with this,
An air circulation space is formed between the concrete slab and the floor panel, an air outlet is provided from the air circulation space to the room to constitute a heat storage and heat dissipation section, and the ridge duct and the air circulation space of the heat storage and heat dissipation section are connected. This solar system house is characterized in that a damper for preventing backflow, a blower, and a flow path switching damper are installed in the middle of a communicating vertical duct, and a portion branching from the flow path switching damper has its tip opened to the outside.
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