JP2000257177A - Heat insulating wall structure for building - Google Patents
Heat insulating wall structure for buildingInfo
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Abstract
Description
【０００１】[0001]
【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は建築用断熱壁の改良
技術に関する。BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a technique for improving a heat insulating wall for a building.
【０００２】[0002]
【従来の技術】図７は従来の木造家屋における壁の断面
図であり、平屋の木造家屋を例に説明すると、木造家屋
１００は基礎１０１に土台１０２を載せ、この土台１０
２に柱１０３を立て、この柱１０３の上端に軒桁１０４
を渡し、この軒桁１０４に屋根１０５を掛け、内部に床
１０６、天井１０７を張り、壁１０８に断熱用グラスウ
ール１０９を詰めたものである。2. Description of the Related Art FIG. 7 is a sectional view of a wall of a conventional wooden house. Taking a one-story wooden house as an example, a wooden house 100 has a foundation 102 mounted on a foundation 101, and
2, a pillar 103 is set up.
, A roof 105 is hung on the eaves girder 104, a floor 106 and a ceiling 107 are put inside, and a wall 108 is filled with glass wool 109 for heat insulation.
【０００３】[0003]
【発明が解決しようとする課題】上記構造の木造家屋１
００は、ごく普通のものであり広く普及しているが、近
年、次の様な課題があることが分かった。 内装材の一部並びに内装材を張りつける接着剤の一部
に、ホルムアルデヒド等の有害化学物質を含むものがあ
り、この有害化学物質が居室内部を僅かではあるが汚染
することがある。この対策として、ホルムアルデヒド等
の有害化学物質を含まぬ内装材や接着剤の開発が進んで
いるが、高価であったり、寿命が短いなどの新たな課題
が発生する。そのために、施主の知らないうちに、好ま
しくない内装材や接着剤が使用されることはあり得る。A wooden house 1 having the above structure.
00 is very common and widely used, but in recent years it has been found that there are the following problems. Some of the interior materials and some of the adhesives for attaching the interior materials contain harmful chemicals such as formaldehyde, and these harmful chemicals may slightly contaminate the interior of the living room. As a countermeasure, interior materials and adhesives that do not contain harmful chemicals such as formaldehyde are being developed, but new problems such as high cost and short life are generated. Unwanted interior materials and adhesives can be used for this purpose without the owner's knowledge.
【０００４】前記断熱用グラスウール１０９は現場で
取付けるため充填率は施工業者任せとなる。そして、内
装材を取付けると、断熱用グラスウール１０９は見えな
くなるので、充填具合を確認することはできない。現場
作業者の熟練度、モラルに関係なく所望の充填率で断熱
用グラスウール１０９を壁に内蔵することができれば、
好ましいことである。Since the glass wool 109 for heat insulation is installed on site, the filling rate is left to the contractor. When the interior material is attached, the glass wool 109 for heat insulation becomes invisible, so that the filling condition cannot be confirmed. If it is possible to incorporate the insulating glass wool 109 into the wall at a desired filling rate regardless of the level of skill of the field workers and morals,
It is a good thing.
【０００５】そこで、本発明の目的は、内装材などから
有害化学物質が発生しても居室内部を好ましい環境にす
ることができる技術と、現場作業者の熟練度、モラルに
関係なく所望の充填率で断熱用グラスウールを壁に内蔵
することのできる技術を提供することにある。[0005] Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a technique for making the interior of a living room a favorable environment even when harmful chemical substances are generated from interior materials and the like, and to provide a desired filling irrespective of the skill level and morals of field workers. It is an object of the present invention to provide a technique capable of incorporating glass wool for heat insulation into a wall at a high rate.
【０００６】[0006]
【課題を解決するための手段】上記課題を解決するため
に請求項１は、６５〜９０容積％の断熱用グラスウール
に、３５〜１０容積％の木炭粒を分散混合したことを特
徴とする建築用断熱壁構造である。木炭粒は吸着性能に
富み、ホルムアルデヒド等の有害化学物質を吸収するの
で、居室空間を良好に保つ作用を発揮する。加えて、木
炭粒は吸水性に富むため壁の結露対策作用を発揮する。
更に遠赤外線を放射する作用や電磁波並びに放射線を遮
断する作用を有すると言われている。According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided an architectural structure wherein 35 to 10% by volume of charcoal grains are dispersed and mixed in 65 to 90% by volume of glass wool for heat insulation. Heat insulation wall structure. Charcoal granules have a high adsorption performance and absorb harmful chemicals such as formaldehyde, so that they exhibit the effect of keeping the living room space good. In addition, the charcoal grains are highly water-absorbing and exhibit the effect of preventing condensation on the walls.
Further, it is said to have a function of radiating far infrared rays and a function of blocking electromagnetic waves and radiation.
【０００７】請求項２は、木枠と、この木枠に充填した
６５〜９０容積％の断熱用グラスウールと、このグラス
ウールに分散混合した３５〜１０容積％の木炭粒とから
なる壁パネル形状の建築用断熱壁構造である。木炭粒は
吸着性能に富み、ホルムアルデヒド等の有害化学物質を
吸収するので、居室空間を良好に保つ作用を発揮する。
加えて、木枠にグラスウール及び木炭粒を充填すること
で、壁パネルを構成し、この壁パネルは工場で製作する
ことができる。工場製作であれば充填率や混合率を正し
く管理することができ、要求水準以上の壁パネルを現場
で組込むようにすれば、現場作業者の熟練度やモラルに
関係なく、壁パネルの性能を発揮させることができる。A second aspect of the present invention is a wall panel comprising a wooden frame, 65 to 90% by volume of glass wool for heat insulation filled in the wooden frame, and 35 to 10% by volume of charcoal particles dispersed and mixed in the glass wool. It is a heat insulating wall structure for construction. Charcoal granules have a high adsorption performance and absorb harmful chemicals such as formaldehyde, so that they exhibit the effect of keeping the living room space good.
In addition, the wooden frame is filled with glass wool and charcoal granules to form a wall panel, which can be manufactured at the factory. Factory-manufactured products can control the filling rate and mixing ratio correctly, and if wall panels that meet the required standards are installed at the site, the performance of the wall panels can be improved regardless of the skill and morals of the on-site workers. Can be demonstrated.
【０００８】請求項３では、木炭粒は、鋸で木を引いた
ときにでる粉のような木屑を原料として造粒・炭化処理
してなるペレット木炭であることを特徴とする。いわゆ
る大鋸屑（おがくず）を適当な大きさに固め、これを炭
にする。そのために、木炭粒の大きさを所望の径に簡単
に揃えることができる。[0008] According to a third aspect of the present invention, the charcoal grains are pellet charcoal obtained by granulating and carbonizing wood chips such as powders produced when sawing a tree. The so-called sawdust (sawdust) is hardened to a suitable size and this is turned into charcoal. Therefore, the size of the charcoal grains can be easily adjusted to a desired diameter.
【０００９】請求項４では、ペレット木炭の粒径は、３
〜１０ｍｍであることを特徴とする。ペレット木炭の粒
径は自由に選択することができるが、建築用断熱壁には
次の理由で３〜１０ｍｍの範囲にする。３ｍｍ未満であ
ると、粉炭になりやすいこと、容積当りの表面積が大き
過ぎるため短い期間で吸着性能が飽和すること、の２つ
の欠点がある。また、１０ｍｍを超えると、粉炭になる
虞れはないが、容積当りの表面積が小さ過ぎること、及
び粒の数が少なくなるのでグラスウールに平均に分散さ
せ難くなる。従って、ペレット木炭の粒径は、３〜１０
ｍｍにする。According to claim 4, the particle size of the pellet charcoal is 3
-10 mm. The particle size of the pellet charcoal can be freely selected, but is set in the range of 3 to 10 mm for the heat insulating wall for building for the following reason. If it is less than 3 mm, there are two drawbacks: it is likely to be pulverized coal, and the adsorption performance is saturated in a short period because the surface area per volume is too large. If it exceeds 10 mm, there is no danger of becoming pulverized coal, but since the surface area per volume is too small and the number of grains is reduced, it is difficult to disperse the particles in glass wool on average. Therefore, the particle size of the pellet charcoal is 3 to 10
mm.
【００１０】[0010]
【発明の実施の形態】本発明の実施の形態を添付図に基
づいて以下に説明する。図１は本発明に係る壁パネルの
斜視図であり、壁パネル１０は、木枠１１と、この木枠
１１に充填した６５〜９０容積％の断熱用グラスウール
１２（以下グラスウール１２と言う）と、このグラスウ
ール１２に分散混合した３５〜１０容積％の木炭粒１３
・・・（・・・は複数個を示す。以下同様。）と、木枠１１の
一方の開口を塞ぐ平板１４と、木枠１１の他方の開口を
塞ぐネット１５からなる。１６は桟である。木枠１１の
幅Ｗは例えば１００ｍｍであり、壁の厚さに合せて適宜
決定すればよい。このような壁パネル１０の製造方法を
次に説明する。Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a wall panel according to the present invention. The wall panel 10 includes a wooden frame 11 and 65 to 90% by volume of glass wool 12 for heat insulation (hereinafter, referred to as glass wool 12) filled in the wooden frame 11. 35 to 10% by volume of charcoal grains 13 dispersed and mixed in the glass wool 12
(... denotes a plurality, the same applies hereinafter), a flat plate 14 for closing one opening of the wooden frame 11, and a net 15 for closing the other opening of the wooden frame 11. 16 is a crossbar. The width W of the wooden frame 11 is, for example, 100 mm, and may be appropriately determined according to the thickness of the wall. Next, a method for manufacturing such a wall panel 10 will be described.
【００１１】図２は本発明の壁パネルの製造原理図であ
る。先ず、別の場所及び設備にて、大鋸屑（鋸で木を引
いたときにでる粉のような木屑）を適当な結合剤を用い
て団子にし、この団子を７００℃以上の高温で蒸し焼き
（乾留）することで、木炭としてのペレット木炭１３・・
・にする。ｄはペレット木炭１３の粒径であり、この粒
径ｄは３〜１０ｍｍとする。そして、ウール・木炭粒充
填機械２０の第１ホッパ２１に上記のペレット木炭１３
・・・を入れる。第２ホッパ２２にグラスウール１２を入
れる。グラスウール１２は、密度が３６ｋｇ／ｍ3の細
繊維が好適であるが、密度を変更することは差支えな
い。FIG. 2 is a view showing the principle of manufacturing the wall panel of the present invention. First, in another place and equipment, sawdust (dust-like wood dust when sawing a tree) is made into dumplings using an appropriate binder, and the dumplings are steamed at a high temperature of 700 ° C. or more (dry distillation). ) By doing, the charcoal pellet charcoal 13 · · ·
・d is the particle size of the pellet charcoal 13, and the particle size d is 3 to 10 mm. Then, the pellet charcoal 13 is placed in the first hopper 21 of the wool / charcoal grain filling machine 20.
... The glass wool 12 is put in the second hopper 22. The glass wool 12 is preferably a fine fiber having a density of 36 kg / m 3 , but the density may be changed.
【００１２】また、木枠１１及び桟１６に平板１４を組
合わせ且つネット１５を張ったものを準備する。ネット
１５はホース２７を差込むためにカッタナイフで×の切
れ目を入れる。このカットはホース２７を差込むときに
実施してもよい。そして、ホッパ２１，２２の下部の供
給スクリュ２３，２４を回転させ、前記ペレット木炭１
３・・・とグラスウール１２とを適量配合し、ロータリバ
ルブ２５を経由し、ルーツブロア２６にてホース２７に
供給する。ホース２７の先をネット１６の切れ目に差込
み、木枠１１にグラスウール１２とペレット木炭１３・・
・とを充填する。Also, a combination of the wooden frame 11 and the bar 16 with the flat plate 14 and a net 15 is prepared. The net 15 is cut with a cutter knife in order to insert the hose 27. This cutting may be performed when the hose 27 is inserted. Then, the supply screws 23, 24 below the hoppers 21, 22 are rotated, and the pellet charcoal 1 is rotated.
3 and the glass wool 12 are mixed in an appropriate amount, and supplied to a hose 27 by a roots blower 26 via a rotary valve 25. The end of the hose 27 is inserted into the cut of the net 16, and the glass wool 12 and the pellet charcoal 13.
・ Fill with.
【００１３】ペレット木炭１３は丸み帯びた粒であるか
ら、機械的に混合するのに好適である。鋭利な角を含む
粒であれば、供給スクリュ２３，２４やロータリバルブ
２５に引っ掛かる可能性が高く、流路の途中に滞留する
ため充填の自動化が難しかったが、丸みを帯びた粒であ
ればウール・木炭粒充填機械２０による自動充填が容易
に達成できる。また、グラスウール１２を６５〜９０容
積％、ペレット木炭１３を３５〜１０容積％とするに
は、供給スクリュ２３，２４の回転数を調整すれば容易
に達成できる。Since the pellet char 13 is a rounded grain, it is suitable for mechanical mixing. Particles having sharp corners are more likely to be caught by the supply screws 23 and 24 and the rotary valve 25, and are difficult to automate in filling because they stay in the middle of the flow path. Automatic filling by the wool / charcoal grain filling machine 20 can be easily achieved. Further, in order to make the glass wool 12 have a volume of 65 to 90% by volume and the pellet char 13 to have a volume of 35 to 10% by volume, the number of rotations of the supply screws 23 and 24 can be easily adjusted.
【００１４】なお、ウール・木炭粒充填機械２０によら
ず、別の手段若しくは人手によってクラスウール１２に
ペレット木炭１３・・・を混入させることは差支えない。
また、ウール・木炭粒充填機械２０は一例を示したもの
であり、構成は変更可能である。It is to be noted that pellet charcoal 13... May be mixed into class wool 12 by another means or by hand irrespective of wool / charcoal grain filling machine 20.
Also, the wool / charcoal grain filling machine 20 is an example, and the configuration can be changed.
【００１５】図３は本発明に係る壁パネルの断面図であ
り、充填が完了した壁パネル１０の断面を示す。得られ
た壁パネル１０は木枠１１、平板１４及びネット１５で
囲った空間にグラスウール１２とペレット木炭１３・・・
とを充填したことになり、運搬及び積み上げ可能な平板
構造体であるといえる。FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the wall panel according to the present invention, showing a cross section of the wall panel 10 which has been completely filled. The obtained wall panel 10 has glass wool 12 and pellet charcoal 13 in a space surrounded by a wooden frame 11, a flat plate 14, and a net 15.
Is filled, and it can be said that the plate structure can be transported and stacked.
【００１６】図４は本発明に係る壁パネルの取付け要領
図であり、現場では土台３１、軒桁３２及び柱３３，３
４で構成した枠に、壁パネル１０を順次嵌め込めばよ
い。図５は本発明に係る木造家屋における壁の断面図で
あり、土台３１及び軒桁３２に壁パネル１０を嵌め、そ
の後に、内装材３５及び外装材３６で仕上げたことを示
す。仮に内装材３５から有害化学物質が発生しても、こ
の有害化学物質は速かに壁パネル１０に内蔵したペレッ
ト木炭１３・・・に吸着され、居室空間が汚染される心配
はない。FIG. 4 is a view showing how to mount a wall panel according to the present invention. In the field, a base 31, an eaves girder 32 and columns 33, 3 are provided.
The wall panel 10 may be sequentially fitted into the frame constituted by 4. FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of a wall in a wooden house according to the present invention, and shows that the wall panel 10 has been fitted to the base 31 and the eaves girder 32 and then finished with the interior material 35 and the exterior material 36. Even if the harmful chemical substance is generated from the interior material 35, the harmful chemical substance is quickly adsorbed by the pellet charcoal 13 ... built in the wall panel 10, and there is no concern that the living room space is polluted.
【００１７】なお、建築現場にウール・木炭粒充填機械
２０（図２参照）を持込むことで、現場施工も可能であ
る。すなわち、壁に充填空間を形成しておき、ネット１
５に切れ目を入れ、その切れ目にホースを差込むこと
で、グラスウール１２とペレット木炭１３・・・の混合物
を充填する。従って、好ましくは工場で壁パネル１０を
製作し、現場では嵌め込み工事のみ実施するが、現場で
断熱壁構造を施工することは差支えない。By bringing the wool / charcoal grain filling machine 20 (see FIG. 2) to the construction site, on-site construction is also possible. That is, the filling space is formed in the wall, and the net 1
5 is cut and a hose is inserted into the cut to fill a mixture of glass wool 12 and pellet charcoal 13. Therefore, preferably, the wall panel 10 is manufactured at a factory and only the fitting work is performed at the site, but the heat insulating wall structure may be constructed at the site.
【００１８】図６は本発明の壁パネルの別実施例断面図
であり、木枠１１の一方の開口を不織布１８で閉じ、木
枠１１にグラスウール１２と木炭１３・・・を充填し、他
方の開口をネット１５で塞ぐ様にしてもよい。FIG. 6 is a sectional view of another embodiment of the wall panel of the present invention. One opening of the wooden frame 11 is closed with a nonwoven fabric 18, and the wooden frame 11 is filled with glass wool 12 and charcoal 13. May be closed by the net 15.
【００１９】尚、請求項１の建築用断熱壁構造は、木枠
の有無に関係なく、壁構造が６５〜９０容積％のグラス
ウールと３５〜１０容積％の木炭粒との混合物から構成
されていればよい。木炭粒は好ましくはペレット木炭で
あるが、普通の木炭をカッタで切断したものであっても
よい。The architectural heat-insulating wall structure of claim 1 has a wall structure made of a mixture of 65 to 90% by volume of glass wool and 35 to 10% by volume of charcoal particles regardless of the presence or absence of a wooden frame. Just do it. The charcoal grains are preferably pellet charcoal, but may be ordinary charcoal cut with a cutter.
【００２０】請求項２の木炭粒も好ましくはペレット木
炭であるが、普通の木炭をカッタで切断したものであっ
てもよい。The charcoal grains of the second aspect are also preferably pellet charcoal, but may be obtained by cutting ordinary charcoal with a cutter.
【００２１】また、本発明で説明した「グラスウール」
は、単にガラス繊維を意味するものではなく、建築用断
熱材を意味し、グラスウールに相当する建築用断熱材、
例えばロックウール、石膏ボードであってもよい。The "glass wool" described in the present invention
Does not simply mean glass fiber, but means building insulation, which is equivalent to glass wool,
For example, rock wool or gypsum board may be used.
【００２２】[0022]
【発明の効果】本発明は上記構成により次の効果を発揮
する。請求項１は、６５〜９０容積％の断熱用グラスウ
ールに、３５〜１０容積％の木炭粒を分散混合したこと
を特徴とする建築用断熱壁構造であり、木炭粒は吸着性
能に富み、ホルムアルデヒド等の有害化学物質を吸収す
るので、居室空間を良好に保つ作用を発揮する。従っ
て、廉価な建材を採用することも可能であり、建築コス
トの低減を図ることができる。According to the present invention, the following effects are exhibited by the above configuration. Claim 1 is a heat insulating wall structure for construction, characterized by dispersing and mixing 35 to 10% by volume of charcoal particles in 65 to 90% by volume of glass wool for heat insulating, wherein the charcoal particles are rich in adsorption performance and formaldehyde. Since it absorbs harmful chemicals such as harmful substances, it exerts the effect of keeping the living room space good. Therefore, inexpensive building materials can be used, and construction costs can be reduced.
【００２３】請求項２は、木枠と、この木枠に充填した
６５〜９０容積％の断熱用グラスウールと、このグラス
ウールに分散混合した３５〜１０容積％の木炭粒とから
なる壁パネル形状の建築用断熱壁構造であり、木炭粒は
吸着性能に富み、ホルムアルデヒド等の有害化学物質を
吸収するので、居室空間を良好に保つ作用を発揮する。
加えて、木枠にグラスウール及び木炭粒を充填すること
で、壁パネルを構成し、この壁パネルは工場で製作する
ことができる。工場製作であれば充填率や混合率を正し
く管理することができ、要求水準以上の壁パネルを現場
で組込むようにすれば、現場作業者の熟練度やモラルに
関係なく、壁パネルの性能を発揮させることができる。
従って請求項２によれば、より安定した品質の断熱壁構
造を得ることができる。A second aspect of the present invention is a wall panel comprising a wooden frame, 65 to 90% by volume of glass wool for heat insulation filled in the wooden frame, and 35 to 10% by volume of charcoal particles dispersed and mixed in the glass wool. It is a heat insulating wall structure for buildings. Charcoal particles have a high adsorption performance and absorb harmful chemicals such as formaldehyde, so that they exhibit the effect of keeping the living room space good.
In addition, the wooden frame is filled with glass wool and charcoal granules to form a wall panel, which can be manufactured at the factory. Factory-manufactured products can control the filling rate and mixing ratio correctly, and if wall panels that meet the required standards are installed at the site, the performance of the wall panels can be improved regardless of the skill and morals of the on-site workers. Can be demonstrated.
Therefore, according to the second aspect, a more stable heat insulating wall structure can be obtained.
【００２４】請求項３では、木炭粒は、鋸で木を引いた
ときにでる粉のような木屑を原料として造粒・炭化処理
してなるペレット木炭であることを特徴とし、木炭粒の
大きさを所望の径に簡単に揃えることができる。ペレッ
ト木炭は丸み帯びた粒であるから、吹きつけ機械の途中
に詰る心配が少なく、充填の自動化が容易に達成でき、
作業の効率を高めることができる。According to a third aspect of the present invention, the charcoal grains are pellet charcoals obtained by granulating and carbonizing wood chips such as powder obtained when sawing a tree by using a saw. The diameter can be easily adjusted to a desired diameter. Pellet charcoal is a rounded grain, so there is little risk of clogging in the spraying machine, and filling can be easily automated,
Work efficiency can be improved.
【００２５】請求項４では、ペレット木炭の粒径は、３
〜１０ｍｍであることを特徴とし、ペレット木炭の粒径
を適度な範囲に限定したことにより、吸着性能を長期に
亘って維持させることができる。In claim 4, the particle size of the pellet charcoal is 3
It is characterized by being 10 mm to 10 mm, and by limiting the particle size of the pellet charcoal to an appropriate range, the adsorption performance can be maintained for a long time.
【図１】本発明に係る壁パネルの斜視図FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a wall panel according to the present invention.
【図２】本発明の壁パネルの製造原理図FIG. 2 is a view showing a manufacturing principle of the wall panel of the present invention.
【図３】本発明に係る壁パネルの断面図FIG. 3 is a sectional view of a wall panel according to the present invention.
【図４】本発明に係る壁パネルの取付け要領図FIG. 4 is a mounting diagram of a wall panel according to the present invention.
【図５】本発明に係る木造家屋における壁の断面図FIG. 5 is a sectional view of a wall in a wooden house according to the present invention.
【図６】本発明の壁パネルの別実施例断面図FIG. 6 is a sectional view of another embodiment of the wall panel of the present invention.
【図７】従来の木造家屋における壁の断面図FIG. 7 is a sectional view of a wall in a conventional wooden house.
１０…壁パネル、１１…木枠、１２…断熱用グラスウー
ル（グラスウール）、１３…木炭粒又はペレット木炭、
１５…ネット、２０…ウール・木炭粒充填機械、ｄ…ペ
レット木炭の粒径。10: wall panel, 11: wooden frame, 12: glass wool (glass wool) for heat insulation, 13: charcoal grain or pellet charcoal,
15: Net, 20: Wool / charcoal grain filling machine, d: Particle size of pellet charcoal.
Claims (4)
に、３５〜１０容積％の木炭粒を分散混合したことを特
徴とした建築用断熱壁構造。1. A heat insulating wall structure for architectural use, wherein charcoal particles of 35 to 10% by volume are dispersed and mixed in glass wool for heat insulating of 65 to 90% by volume.
容積％の断熱用グラスウールと、このグラスウールに分
散混合した３５〜１０容積％の木炭粒とからなる壁パネ
ル形状の建築用断熱壁構造。2. A wooden frame and 65 to 90 filled in the wooden frame.
A heat insulating wall structure for a building in the form of a wall panel comprising a volume% of glass wool for heat insulation and 35 to 10 volume% of charcoal particles dispersed and mixed in the glass wool.
る粉のような木屑を原料として造粒・炭化処理してなる
ペレット木炭であることを特徴とした請求項１又は請求
項２記載の建築用断熱壁構造。3. The pellet charcoal as claimed in claim 1, wherein the charcoal particles are pellet charcoal obtained by granulating and carbonizing wood chips such as powder obtained when sawing a tree. 2. The heat insulating wall structure for construction according to 2.
ｍであることを特徴とした請求項３記載の建築用断熱壁
構造。4. The particle size of the pellet charcoal is 3 to 10 m.
The heat insulating wall structure for a building according to claim 3, wherein m is m.
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