FR2986249A1 - PREFABRICATED CARRIER INSULATION WALL FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF RESIDENTIAL HOUSING AT LOW ENERGY CONSUMPTION - Google Patents

PREFABRICATED CARRIER INSULATION WALL FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF RESIDENTIAL HOUSING AT LOW ENERGY CONSUMPTION Download PDF

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FR2986249A1 FR1202838A FR1202838A FR2986249A1 FR 2986249 A1 FR2986249 A1 FR 2986249A1 FR 1202838 A FR1202838 A FR 1202838A FR 1202838 A FR1202838 A FR 1202838A FR 2986249 A1 FR2986249 A1 FR 2986249A1
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
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Mur isolant porteur préfabriqué pour la construction d'habitations à très basse consommation énergétique. L invention concerne un mur permettant de monter en une seule opération un mur porteur, incluant isolation et passages de gaines techniques, prêt à recevoir directement une finition extérieure et intérieure. Ce mur porteur isolant permet la mise en oeuvre, en une seule fois, de tous les éléments traditionnellement utilisés séparément dans la construction d'un mur isolé : structure, isolation, étanchéité et passages de gaines techniques. Le mur est constitué de deux panneaux de bois OSB (ou assimilé) qui prennent en sandwich une plaque isolante, de polyuréthane rigide stabilisé, plaque préalablement usinée de façon à intégrer le passage des gaines techniques ainsi que les réservations destinées aux différents assemblages. Le mur fabriqué industriellement selon l'invention, est particulièrement destiné à la construction d'habitations économes à l'achat et à très basse consommation d'énergie.Prefabricated load-bearing insulation wall for the construction of homes with very low energy consumption. The invention relates to a wall for mounting in a single operation a load-bearing wall, including insulation and passages of ducts, ready to directly receive an exterior and interior finish. This insulating load-bearing wall allows the implementation, at once, of all the elements traditionally used separately in the construction of an insulated wall: structure, insulation, waterproofing and passages of ducts. The wall consists of two panels of OSB (or similar) that sandwich an insulating plate, stabilized rigid polyurethane plate previously machined to integrate the passage of ducts and reservations for the various assemblies. The wall manufactured industrially according to the invention is particularly intended for the construction of homes that are economical to purchase and at very low energy consumption.

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-1- La présente invention est un mur isolant porteur préfabriqué industriellement. Il réunit toutes les qualités techniques, mécaniques et thermiques d'un mur de construction à haute efficacité énergétique. Les caractéristiques techniques de ce mur permettent la fabrication industrielle d'éléments destinés à la construction d'habitations à très basse consommation énergétique. La fabrication de murs en panneaux sandwich autoporteurs se réalise traditionnellement par injection de mousse polyuréthane liquide entre deux panneaux bois OSB. Cette technique présente les 10 inconvénients suivants : - Possibilité de formation de bulles d'air au sein de l'isolant ; - Déformation plus ou moins importante du produit final ; - Risque de délaminage des panneaux. 15 D'autre part, l'injection de mousse polyuréthane liquide ne permet pas de prévoir la réservation du passage des gaines techniques (électricité et eau). Elle oblige à traiter le passage des gaines techniques dans un deuxième temps selon l'une des deux procédures suivantes : 20 Soit une solution intégrée qui consiste à creuser le panneau bois et la mousse polyuréthane isolante pour ménager un passage aux gaines techniques, ce qui présente le double inconvénient de dégrader les résistances mécanique et thermique du mur, et de nécessiter un habillage des parties entamées ; 25 Soit une solution externe qui consiste à fixer les gaines techniques apparentes sur la face intérieure du mur. Afin de les cacher, cette procédure impose le recours à l'utilisation de plaques de plâtre, ou similaire, fixées sur un châssis bois ou métallique, présentant alors le triple inconvénient d'une perte de 30 surface habitable, d'un alourdissement de la structure et de sa mise en oeuvre, ainsi que d'un renchérissement du coût global de la construction. Le mur isolant porteur préfabriqué selon l'invention, solutionne l'ensemble des inconvénients liés aux techniques 35 traditionnelles. Il est constitué de deux panneaux de bois OSB (ou assimilé) qui prennent en sandwich une plaque isolante de polyuréthane rigide pré-usinée. -2- Les plaques de polyuréthane solide sont fabriquées et stabilisées en amont, ce qui évite la formation de bulles d'air au sein de la couche isolante et tout risque de déformation du mur final. The present invention is an industrially prefabricated carrier insulating wall. It combines all the technical, mechanical and thermal qualities of a building wall with high energy efficiency. The technical characteristics of this wall allow the industrial manufacture of elements intended for the construction of houses with very low energetic consumption. The manufacture of self-supporting sandwich panel walls is traditionally carried out by injecting liquid polyurethane foam between two OSB panels. This technique has the following disadvantages: - Possibility of formation of air bubbles within the insulation; - more or less significant deformation of the final product; - Risk of delamination of the panels. On the other hand, the injection of liquid polyurethane foam does not provide for the reservation of the passage of ducts (electricity and water). It forces to treat the passage of the ducts in a second time according to one of the following two procedures: An integrated solution consisting of digging the wood panel and the insulating polyurethane foam to provide a passage to the ducts, which presents the double disadvantage of degrading the mechanical and thermal resistance of the wall, and requiring a dressing of the parts started; 25 An external solution that consists of fixing the exposed ducts on the inside of the wall. In order to hide them, this procedure imposes the use of the use of plasterboard, or the like, fixed on a wooden or metal frame, then presenting the triple disadvantage of a loss of living space, a heavier structure and its implementation, as well as an increase in the overall cost of construction. The prefabricated carrier insulating wall according to the invention solves all the disadvantages associated with traditional techniques. It consists of two panels of OSB (or similar) that sandwich a rigid polyurethane insulating plate pre-machined. The solid polyurethane sheets are manufactured and stabilized upstream, which prevents the formation of air bubbles within the insulating layer and any risk of deformation of the final wall.

L'assemblage des panneaux OSB avec la plaque isolante de polyuréthane se réalise par encollage puis pressage. Ce mode d'assemblage associé à la stabilisation préalable de l'isolant polyuréthane permet : - de supprimer les risques de délaminage du produit final ; - de garantir la planéité du mur final. La plaque d'isolant est usinée avant assemblage des éléments constitutifs du mur final, objet de l'invention. Cet usinage se retrouve à trois niveaux : - passages des gaines techniques sur la face intérieure de 15 l'isolant sur toute la hauteur du panneau. - décaissements de la partie haute de la plaque pour recevoir la sablière, et de la partie basse pour qu'elle s'emboîte sur la lisse d'ancrage au sol. - passages latéraux pour recevoir les assembleurs bois qui 20 assurent l'ajustement mécanique des murs selon l'invention entre eux. Cet assemblage mécanique juxtapose les faces latérales de l'isolant de chaque mur, permettant d'assembler par collage les deux plaques d'isolant en garantissant l'étanchéité du mur final. Ces usinages de précision sont rendus possibles par l'état 25 préalablement solide et stabilisé des plaques de polyuréthane. Ils apportent la garantie d'un assemblage final sans ponts thermiques et ni affaiblissements mécaniques. Ils évitent le recours à un doublage du mur et évite les autres inconvénients liés à la mise en place à postériori de gaines techniques dans la méthodologie 30 traditionnelle. Le mur isolant porteur préfabriqué selon l'invention, de par sa conception, permet une finition directe sur ses faces intérieure et extérieure sans alourdir ni affaiblir sa structure. La conception du mur isolant porteur préfabriqué objet de 35 l'invention ne nécessite aucune ossature : il est intrinsèquement porteur. Les dessins annexés illustrent l'invention : -3- La figure 1 représente une coupe transversale la plaque isolante polyuréthane usinée avant assemblage avec les panneaux OSB. La figure 2 représente une coupe transversale du mur isolant porteur préfabriqué. The assembly of the OSB panels with the polyurethane insulating plate is achieved by gluing and pressing. This method of assembly associated with the prior stabilization of the polyurethane insulation allows: - to eliminate the risk of delamination of the final product; - to guarantee the flatness of the final wall. The insulating plate is machined before assembly of the constituent elements of the final wall object of the invention. This machining is found at three levels: - passages ducts techniques on the inner face of the insulator over the entire height of the panel. - Disbursement of the upper part of the plate to receive the sand pit, and the lower part so that it fits on the anchor to the ground. lateral passages for receiving wood assemblers which provide the mechanical adjustment of the walls according to the invention between them. This mechanical assembly juxtaposes the lateral faces of the insulation of each wall, allowing to assemble by bonding the two insulating plates ensuring the tightness of the final wall. These precision machining is made possible by the previously solid and stabilized state of the polyurethane plates. They provide the guarantee of a final assembly without thermal bridges and mechanical weakening. They avoid the use of a doubling of the wall and avoids the other disadvantages associated with the post-installation of ducts in the traditional methodology. The prefabricated carrier insulating wall according to the invention, by design, allows a direct finish on its inner and outer faces without weighing down or weakening its structure. The design of the prefabricated carrier insulating wall object of the invention requires no framework: it is intrinsically carrier. The accompanying drawings illustrate the invention: FIG. 1 shows a cross-section of the machined polyurethane insulating plate before assembly with the OSB panels. Figure 2 shows a cross section of the prefabricated carrier insulating wall.

La figure 3 représente une coupe longitudinale du mur isolant porteur préfabriqué. La figure 4 représente une coupe transversale d'un assemblage de deux murs isolants porteurs préfabriqués. En référence à ces dessins, on observe le travail d'usinage réalisé sur la plaque d'isolant polyuréthane solide (3), en figure 1, avec sur sa face côté intérieur de la construction, trois passages de gaines techniques (1) régulièrement espacés, et sur ses côtés les usinages (2) correspondant à l'emplacement des assembleurs mécaniques permettant l'assemblage des différents panneaux isolants porteurs entre eux. Selon des variantes non illustrées, l'usinage de la plaque isolante lié aux passages de gaines peut combiner des passages horizontaux et des passages verticaux ; le design de cet usinage est lié aux cahiers des charges relatifs aux implantations « électricité » et « eau ». La figure 2 représente le mur avec l'ensemble de ses composants. Les panneaux d'OSB (4) et celui d'isolant usiné (3) ont fait l'objet d'un encollage suivi d'un pressage. Les cotes ainsi que la planéité souhaitées sont respectées du fait de la stabilisation préalable des panneaux d'isolant utilisés. L'isolant vient affleurer les bords latéraux du mur de manière à pouvoir réaliser un collage étanche entre les parties isolantes des murs successifs. La figure 3 révèle, entre les panneaux d'OSB, l'emplacement 30 (5) dédié à l'insertion de la lisse de sol et l'emplacement (6) dédié au passage de la sablière. L'épaisseur du mur dépend de celle de la plaque d'isolant polyuréthane, déterminée en fonction des objectifs fixés en termes de niveau d'isolation souhaité de la construction. A titre 35 d'exemple, les dimensions communes utilisées pour une construction répondant aux normes de maisons passives sont : épaisseur 200 millimètres (10 mm OSB, 180 mm polyuréthane, 10 mm OSB), hauteur -4- 2850 millimètres et largeur 1100 mm. Ces dimensions, et en particulier la largeur volontairement réduite afin de faciliter la manipulation par deux individus, sont bien entendu modulables selon les objectifs fixés. Figure 3 shows a longitudinal section of the prefabricated carrier insulating wall. Figure 4 shows a cross section of an assembly of two prefabricated carrier insulating walls. With reference to these drawings, the machining work carried out on the solid polyurethane insulating plate (3), in FIG. 1, is observed, with on its face on the inside of the construction three passages of ducts (1) regularly spaced apart. , and on its sides the machining (2) corresponding to the location of the mechanical assemblers for assembling the various insulating panels carrying them. According to non-illustrated variants, the machining of the insulating plate linked to the duct passages can combine horizontal passages and vertical passages; the design of this machining is linked to the specifications for the "electricity" and "water" plants. Figure 2 shows the wall with all of its components. The OSB panels (4) and the machined insulation board (3) were glued followed by pressing. The desired dimensions and flatness are respected because of the prior stabilization of the insulation panels used. The insulation is flush with the lateral edges of the wall so as to achieve a sealing bond between the insulating parts of the successive walls. Figure 3 reveals, between the OSB panels, the location 30 (5) dedicated to the insertion of the floor and the location (6) dedicated to the passage of the sand pit. The thickness of the wall depends on that of the polyurethane insulation board, determined according to the objectives set in terms of the desired level of insulation of the building. By way of example, the common dimensions used for passive house construction are: thickness 200 millimeters (10 mm OSB, 180 mm polyurethane, 10 mm OSB), height -4-2850 millimeters and width 1100 mm. These dimensions, and in particular the intentionally reduced width to facilitate handling by two individuals, are of course adjustable according to the objectives set.

Enfin, la figure 4 permet de visualiser l'assemblage réalisé entre deux murs isolants porteurs préfabriqués. On peut observer les assembleurs bois (7) qui ont pris place dans leurs logements réservés à l'usinage de la plaque d'isolant polyuréthane, ainsi que la parfaite juxtaposition (8) des plaques d'isolant des deux murs successifs, dont la solidarisation se réalise par collage des faces en contact. Le mur fabriqué industriellement selon l'invention, est particulièrement destiné à la construction d'habitations économes à l'achat et consommation d'énergie. Finally, Figure 4 shows the assembly made between two prefabricated carrier insulating walls. We can observe the wood assemblers (7) that took place in their housing reserved for the machining of the polyurethane insulation board, as well as the perfect juxtaposition (8) of the insulating plates of the two successive walls, whose interlocking is achieved by bonding the faces in contact. The wall manufactured industrially according to the invention is particularly intended for the construction of homes saving for purchase and energy consumption.

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REVENDICATIONS1) Mur isolant porteur préfabriqué caractérisé en ce qu'il est constitué de deux panneaux de bois OSB (ou similaire) qui prennent en sandwich une plaque de polyuréthane rigide isolante pré-usinée. CLAIMS1) Prefabricated carrier insulating wall characterized in that it consists of two panels of OSB (or similar) which sandwich a pre-machined insulating rigid polyurethane plate. 2) Panneau selon la revendication 1 caractérisé en ce que l'assemblage des éléments bois et isolant entre eux se réalise par encollage et pressage. 2) Panel according to claim 1 characterized in that the assembly of the wood and insulating elements between them is achieved by gluing and pressing. 3) Mur selon la revendication 1 caractérisé en ce que la plaque isolante polyuréthane rigide est usinée sur sa face interne, avant son assemblage avec les panneaux bois, pour laisser des passages régulièrement espacés aux gaines techniques en assurant leur étanchéité dans le mur fini. 3) Wall according to claim 1 characterized in that the rigid polyurethane insulating plate is machined on its inner face, before its assembly with the wood panels, to leave regularly spaced passages to the ducts ensuring their tightness in the finished wall. 4) Mur selon la revendication 1 caractérisé en ce que la plaque isolante polyuréthane rigide est pré-usinée de façon à ménager des réservations correspondant aux éléments de liaison des panneaux à la structure fondamentale de la construction et à sa charpente. 4) Wall according to claim 1 characterized in that the rigid polyurethane insulating plate is pre-machined so as to provide reservations corresponding to the connecting elements of the panels to the basic structure of the construction and its frame. 5) Mur selon les revendications 3 et 4, caractérisé en ce que la plaque isolante polyuréthane rigide est pré-usinée de façon à ménager des réservations correspondant aux éléments de liaison des 20 panneaux entre eux. 5) Wall according to claims 3 and 4, characterized in that the rigid polyurethane insulating plate is pre-machined so as to provide reservations corresponding to the connecting elements of the panels together. 6) Mur selon la revendication 1 caractérisé en ce que les faces latérales du panneau permettent un collage face contre face de la partie isolante du panneau avec celle du panneau adjacent de façon à réaliser l'étanchéité à l'air et à l'eau du mur fini. 6) Wall according to claim 1 characterized in that the side faces of the panel allow a face-to-face bonding of the insulating portion of the panel with that of the adjacent panel so as to achieve the airtightness and water of the finished wall.
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