EP1395719A1 - Dachkonstruktion in flacher und/oder flach geneigter ausgestaltung sowie dämmstoffelement hierfür - Google Patents
Dachkonstruktion in flacher und/oder flach geneigter ausgestaltung sowie dämmstoffelement hierfürInfo
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- EP1395719A1 EP1395719A1 EP02743074A EP02743074A EP1395719A1 EP 1395719 A1 EP1395719 A1 EP 1395719A1 EP 02743074 A EP02743074 A EP 02743074A EP 02743074 A EP02743074 A EP 02743074A EP 1395719 A1 EP1395719 A1 EP 1395719A1
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a roof structure in a flat and / or flat inclined configuration, consisting of a substructure on which thermal and / or acoustic insulation, in particular of insulating boards made of mineral fiber insulation materials, preferably of glass and / or stone fibers, partially on top chords of the substructure supporting shells and an upper structure, the lower and / or upper structure consisting of individual profiled sheets as supporting shells.
- the invention further relates to an insulation element for a roof construction in a flat and / or flat inclined configuration, in the form of an insulation board made of mineral fiber insulation materials, preferably made of glass and / or stone fibers, which partially rests on the upper chords of a substructure.
- Flat or gently sloping roof structures of hall-like buildings very often consist of a carrier shell made of profiled steel sheets, from which the substructure, but often also the roof covering, is formed.
- the steel sheets designed as profiles with a relatively large height and medium width are used. In doing so, certain deflections resulting from the own loads and when walking or driving on, i.e. from dynamic loads, are accepted.
- the clear distances between the upper chords formed by the profiling vary between approx. 130 mm and approx. 175 mm.
- the widths of the top chords are significantly smaller at approx. 108 mm to approx. 145 mm.
- the profiles are laid with large spans. Since the individual profiles are only connected to one another point by point, the result is an oscillating membrane that can be excited even by low forces.
- the insulation materials are preferably delivered and installed on site as large-format insulation panels, for example with the dimensions approx. 2 mx 1.2 m.
- a common roof construction in a flat and / or flat inclined configuration thus consists of a profiled sheet metal support shell, a loosely laid polyethylene film as a vapor-retarding air barrier, which has a thermal insulation layer between approx. 50 - 160 mm thick and a cover made of plastic films, Synthetic rubber or bitumen sheets, which are fixed at points by screws screwed into the carrier shell.
- sheet metal plates are used, which press the seals against the insulation material.
- Roof structures constructed in this way represent "unused roofs" in the sense of the specialist rules of the roofing trade, whereas terraces or parking areas are to be regarded as used roof structures. Accordingly, unlimited access and use as well as the storage of containers, goods etc. or the erection are used of work scaffolding, ladders.
- roof structures are not used in the sense of the definition above, there is already one when the roof structure is created selective and / or large-area loading of the roof structure by people working on the roof during construction and / or machines and equipment installed there. Due to poor management in the sequence of trades in the roof area or on the roof areas and negligent handling of the own plant, the completed roof areas are used as flat, easy-to-walk and drive-through areas, traffic and storage areas, with the insulation materials Preferred places are repeatedly subjected to very high mechanical loads, which lead to damage to the structure and consequently to a defective work.
- the structure of the insulation materials has been changed significantly in recent years in such a way that the individual fibers in a relatively steep storage to the large surfaces of the insulation materials, in particular the insulation boards or insulation material sheets are arranged.
- this takes place in the manufacture of the insulation materials by compressing the fiber mass impregnated with binders lengthways and vertically and then fixing the heavily deformed fiber mass by curing the thermosetting resins or resin mixtures which are mostly used.
- the longitudinal / vertical compression is usually carried out in the direction of production, so that the fibers are set up steeply in the direction of production and are strongly deformed and stored flat across the direction of production.
- the bending tensile strength of an insulation board made from such an insulation sheet is therefore, depending on the bulk density when testing transverse to the production direction, about 3 to 6 times higher than in the production direction.
- the insulation boards must always be designed in such a way that the insulation board axis with the higher bending tensile strength is arranged transversely to the top chords.
- this does not eliminate the fundamental problems, it only alleviates them.
- the compressive stress increases very significantly, so that the average bulk density of the insulation materials, in particular the insulation boards, can be reduced on a regular basis. In the case of insulation boards with this structure, this bulk density is in the range of approx.
- the commercially available insulation boards are offered with medium compressive stresses of approx. 55 to 70 kPa, whereby a ten percent compression of the insulation board is permitted. This information only applies to unused samples. The values represent a one-time achievable maximum value because structural changes already occur below this limit. Therefore, even if the insulation layer is treated gently during the construction phase, strength losses of around 20 to 35 kPa regularly occur. The resulting compressive strength then reflects the relatively stable initial level for the actual use phase of the building or the service life of the flat roof construction.
- a disadvantage is the thermal conductivity increased by approximately 2 to 3 mW / mK in the case of such structured insulation boards, so that these insulation boards often fall into the thermal conductivity group 045 according to DIN 4108.
- insulation boards are very sensitive to shearable loads caused by walking or driving on them. This disadvantage is avoided by the insulation boards described in DE 37 01 592 C1 and EP 0 277 500 B1. These insulation boards have an integrated, highly compressed zone in which the individual fibers are pressed together to bulk densities of approx. 160 to 220kg / m 3 and thereby brought into a horizontal position.
- the roof insulation panels as well as the sloping roof elements are protected by loose insulation panels with a thickness of approx. 20 - 50 mm.
- the invention is based on the aim of creating a roof structure and an insulating element with which the above disadvantages are avoided and with which an insulation which can be walked on better and more securely at a minimum, at least during construction Total weight and high insulation performance is created.
- the solution to this problem provides for a generic roof construction that the insulation consists of at least two layers, of which at least one layer, namely at least the layer resting on the substructure, is designed to be tensile.
- the insulation board consists of at least two layers, of which at least one layer, namely at least the layer resting on the substructure or another support, is designed to be tensile
- the roof construction according to the invention thus provides for the installation of an insulation material which, due to the tensile layer facing the substructure, does not tend to deflect between the upper chords when subjected to loads and / or storage of objects, with particular emphasis on punctual loads. With such loads, the roof structure according to the invention both bending cracks and shear stress avoided.
- the material thickness of the insulation material must be increased significantly. There are economic reasons for such a procedure. Furthermore, the desire to form the insulation from multi-layer, at least two-layer insulation boards laid with staggered joints determines the material thickness of the individual insulation boards or layers of the insulation, insofar as, for example, sheet-like insulation material is laid. However, since a non-positive connection between the layers of insulation does not occur when the individual insulation boards, which are also profiled in the surfaces, are superimposed, the individual insulation boards react individually with deformations to the loads that occur.
- the insulation element according to the invention in that the load-bearing behavior of the insulation, in particular the insulation elements, preferably the insulation boards, is significantly improved by at least one tensile layer in the area of the large surface of the insulation facing the substructure, in particular the insulation element , preferably the insulation panels is provided.
- the insulation can be designed with a tensile layer on top of the substructure. the location of the insulation.
- the tensile layer can be formed in one piece with the further layer or layers of the insulation element.
- a tensile layer can also be designed as a separately manageable element which is glued to the further layers of the insulation element in a further method step.
- the tensile layer preferably consists of at least one tear-resistant fabric, in particular a lattice fabric made of glass, plastic and / or textile fibers.
- a lattice fabric made of glass, plastic and / or textile fibers.
- glass fleeces are suitable, preferably glass fleeces with a thread reinforcement.
- the individual mineral fibers are bound with an additional binding agent in a region near the surface of a few millimeters up to 5 cm of the insulating material elements forming the insulation.
- the binder can have an adhesive effect both with regard to the mineral fibers of the insulation element and with regard to the additional tensile layer to be applied.
- the lattice fabric is pressed into an endless mineral fiber web impregnated with preferably additional binder, from which the insulation elements, in particular insulation panels, are then formed before the binder hardens.
- the mineral fiber web is subjected to compression in the longitudinal and / or vertical direction in order to achieve a higher rigidity of the insulating material elements made therefrom.
- this compression after the application of the tensile layer, in particular the mesh fabric an almost complete embedding of this mesh fabric is achieved.
- a part of the mineral fiber web can also be separated and the mesh fabric can be inserted between these partial webs before the partial webs formed parallel to the large surfaces are brought together again.
- the mineral fiber web is compressed together with the lattice fabric and the created structure of the mineral fiber web is fixed by curing the binder.
- Organic and / or inorganic binders or mixtures of the two are preferably provided.
- An improved and, in particular, more intensive embedding of the fabric provided as reinforcement in the insulation element and a good bond with the endless mineral fiber web is achieved by introducing short to very short, e.g. mineral fibers prepared by chopping or grinding, in particular glass fibers in the region of the separating surfaces between the partial webs or the large surface and the lattice fabric to be glued on.
- short to very short e.g. mineral fibers prepared by chopping or grinding, in particular glass fibers in the region of the separating surfaces between the partial webs or the large surface and the lattice fabric to be glued on.
- a further development of the invention provides that the additionally introduced short mineral fibers are introduced as fiber mass with a bulk density of 200-800 kg / m 3 .
- low compressive forces can act on the mineral fiber web, which do not lead to unwanted compression of the non-tensile areas of the mineral fiber web, but lead to a bulk density of the fiber mass of 400-800 kg / m 3 .
- the short fibers are bound with about 6 to 14% by mass of binders, in particular with conventional thermosetting resins and / or resin mixtures.
- binders in particular with conventional thermosetting resins and / or resin mixtures.
- inorganic binders in particular nano-scale silica sol (ormocers ®), silica sol, water glass alone, in Combinations with one another or in combination with organic binders or binder mixtures or adhesive binders can be used.
- the above-described tensile layers and / or in particular the reinforcing means introduced are preferably designed to be permeable to diffusion, so that a vapor-retardant air barrier provided in the roof construction according to the invention or moisture present on the substructure does not lead to an inclusion of water in the insulation.
- the moisture enclosed in the roof sealing can be quickly removed through the diffusion-open insulation and released to the outside air via the roof sealing.
- At least one film preferably made of metal, a bitumen sheet and / or another lamination which is customary in the case of mineral fiber insulation materials, is glued and / or mechanically fastened to the insulation element and / or mechanically, for example, in strips is sewn on.
- Figure 1 shows a detail of a roof structure with insulation in a perspective view
- Figure 2 shows an insulation element of the insulation according to Figure 1 in a perspective and partially sectioned view.
- FIG. 1 shows a section of a roof structure in a flat design.
- the roof structure consists of a substructure 1, on which an insulation 2 is placed.
- the substructure consists of support shells 3, which are formed from profiled sheets which have meandering U-shaped profiles.
- Each carrier shell 3 thus consists of upper chords 4 and lower chords 5, each upper chord 4 being connected to a lower chord 5 via a web 6.
- a vapor-retardant air barrier designed as a film 7 is placed on the top chords 4 of the trays 3. It can be seen in FIG. 1 that the film 7 sags slightly between adjacent webs 6 in the region of the lower chords 5.
- Insulation 2 which consists of individual insulation boards 8, is arranged above film 7.
- the insulation boards 8 have two large surfaces 9 running parallel to one another and spaced apart, two long sides 10 connecting the large surfaces 9, aligned at right angles to the large surfaces 9 and running parallel to one another, and narrow sides 11 arranged at right angles to the long sides 10 and the large surfaces on.
- the narrow sides 11 are oriented transversely to the production direction in a conventional, known, continuous production of such insulation boards 8.
- the insulation panels 8 are usually made of an endless mineral fiber web and consist of stone fibers, each of which has a length in the micrometer range and are bound with binders.
- the individual mineral fibers in the region of the narrow sides 11 have a flat orientation relative to the large surfaces.
- the mineral fibers 12 are oriented steeply towards the large surfaces 9 in the region of the long sides 10 of the insulation board 8. This orientation of the mineral Fibers 12 is achieved by compression of the above-mentioned endless mineral fiber web in the longitudinal direction of the production line, ie in the direction of the surface normal of the narrow sides 11 and / or compression in the direction of the surface normal of the large surfaces 9.
- the insulation board which is shown in more detail in FIG. 2, has a layer 13 with a higher fiber density or binder density in the region of the large surface 9, which is arranged facing away from the substructure 1.
- the insulation board 8 has a tension-resistant layer 14, which is described below with reference to FIG. 2.
- the tensile layer 14 consists of a highly compressed cover layer 15, in which a mesh fabric 16 is embedded.
- the cover layer 15 is glued to the large surface 9 of the insulation board 8, which faces the substructure 1.
- a glass fleece 17 is additionally glued onto the cover layer 15 as a final lamination.
- the glass fleece 17 has a thread reinforcement in order to further increase its tensile strength.
- the top layer 15 consists of short to very short mineral fibers, which in the form of a fiber mass with a bulk density of 300 kg / m 3 and a binder content of 14 mass%, an inorganic binder being selected as the binder.
- the cover layer 15 is designed to be open to diffusion, so that, despite the high bulk density, diffusion of moisture contained in the roof structure is possible through the insulation 2.
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| DE10127031 | 2001-06-02 | ||
| DE10127031 | 2001-06-02 | ||
| DE10208602A DE10208602A1 (de) | 2001-06-02 | 2002-02-27 | Dachkonstruktion in flacher und/oder flach geneigter Ausgestaltung sowie Dämmstoffelement hierfür |
| DE10208602 | 2002-02-27 | ||
| PCT/EP2002/005644 WO2002099220A1 (de) | 2001-06-02 | 2002-05-23 | Dachkonstruktion in flacher und/oder flach geneigter ausgestaltung sowie dämmstoffelement hierfür |
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| EP1395719A1 true EP1395719A1 (de) | 2004-03-10 |
| EP1395719B1 EP1395719B1 (de) | 2007-06-27 |
| EP1395719B2 EP1395719B2 (de) | 2013-04-17 |
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| EP (1) | EP1395719B2 (de) |
| AT (1) | ATE365843T1 (de) |
| DE (1) | DE50210386D1 (de) |
| PL (1) | PL204114B1 (de) |
| WO (1) | WO2002099220A1 (de) |
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