JP2002021221A - Joint structure and panel - Google Patents
Joint structure and panelInfo
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Description
【0001】[0001]
【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は、部材同士を接合す
る時の接合部の構造及び接合可能なパネルに関するもの
である。BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a joint structure for joining members and a panel which can be joined.
【0002】[0002]
【従来の技術】従来のコンクリート構造物の接合部の構
造は、例えばコンクリート構造物から真っ直ぐに突出し
た鉄筋を、接合する構造物の鉄筋と繋いで、構造物間にコ
ンクリートやモルタルを打設して構築する。 また、プレキャスト・コンクリートブロック同士を接合
するには、各ブロックから真っ直ぐに突出する鉄筋をラ
ップして、目地の間にコンクリートを打設して接続して
いた。2. Description of the Related Art In a conventional joint structure of a concrete structure, for example, a reinforcing steel projecting straight from a concrete structure is connected to a reinforcing steel of a structure to be joined, and concrete or mortar is poured between the structures. Build. In order to join the precast concrete blocks to each other, a reinforcing bar projecting straight from each block was wrapped, and concrete was cast between the joints to connect them.
【0003】[0003]
【本発明が解決しようとする課題】前記した従来の接合
部の構造及びパネルにあっては、次のような問題点があ
る。 <イ>各部材から突出する鉄筋を繋ぐ場合は、鉄筋を一
本づつ繋ぐ必要があり、手間と時間がかかる。 <ロ>継手用鉄筋を各部材に確実に定着するには、鉄筋
の定着長を長くする必要がある。このため、鉄筋の使用量
が増える。また、接合部付近の鉄筋量が多くなり、コンク
リートを確実に充填するためには、締め固めを充分に行
うなどの対策が必要になる。 <ハ>直線状の鉄筋とコンクリートだけの接合部の構造
では、接合部が構造物の弱部となりやすい。 <ニ>プレキャスト・ブロックを接合する場合は、接合
面が一致するように、据付を慎重に行う必要がある。The conventional joint structure and panel described above have the following problems. <A> When connecting the reinforcing bars protruding from each member, it is necessary to connect the reinforcing bars one by one, which takes time and effort. <B> In order to securely fix the joint reinforcing bar to each member, it is necessary to increase the fixing length of the reinforcing bar. For this reason, the use amount of the reinforcing bar increases. In addition, the amount of rebar near the joint increases, and measures such as sufficient compaction are required to reliably fill concrete. <C> In the structure of the joint of only the linear reinforcing bar and the concrete, the joint tends to be a weak part of the structure. <D> When joining the precast blocks, it is necessary to carefully install them so that the joining surfaces match.
【0004】[0004]
【本発明の目的】本発明は上記したような従来の問題を
解決するためになされたもので、簡単に接合できる接合
部の構造及びパネルを提供することを目的とする。また
は、接合部が構造物の耐力的な弱部とならない接合部の
構造及びパネルを提供することを目的とする。または、
正確な位置に簡単に接合できる接合部の構造及びパネル
を提供することを目的とする。本発明は、これらの目的
の少なくとも一つを達成するものである。SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a structure and a panel of a joint which can be easily joined. Another object of the present invention is to provide a joint structure and a panel in which the joint does not become a stress-resistant weak portion of the structure. Or
It is an object of the present invention to provide a joint structure and a panel which can be easily joined to an accurate position. The present invention achieves at least one of these objects.
【0005】[0005]
【課題を解決するための手段】上記のような目的を達成
するために、本発明の接合部の構造は、部材同士を接合
する時の接合部の構造において、部材の接合する端面に
は、端面を一辺として閉じた空間を形成する線材であっ
て、所定の間隔で配置された線材からなる接合具を取り
付け、各部材の接合する端面から突出する接合具同士を
重ね、部材間に充填材を配置したことを特徴とするもの
である。ここで、各部材の接合する端面から突出する接
合具同士を重ねて形成された貫通した空間に、接合棒材
を配置することも可能である。 また、本発明のパネルは、板材の端面に接合具を取り付け
たパネルであって、前記接合具は板材端面に所定の間隔
で配置された線材からなり、前記線材は板材端面を一辺
として閉じた空間を形成することを特徴とするものであ
る。 ここで、前記線材は環状で、板材内部に線材の一部を埋設
することができる。更に、前記接合具は板材端面に沿って
配置した螺旋状線材の一部を板材に埋設して形成するこ
ともできる。 そして、これらのパネルの前記板材の周辺部に組立材を
取り付けることもできる。この組立材は断面が二辺から
なり、一辺が板材の表面に取り付けられ、他辺が板材から
突出した位置に配置される。 また、上記の組立材を取り付けたパネルを接続する接合
部の構造において、前記組立材の板材に取り付けられて
いない辺同士を突き合わせ、板材と組立材に囲まれた隙
間に充填材を注入して、接合部の構造を構築することも
できる。Means for Solving the Problems In order to achieve the above object, the structure of the joint according to the present invention is characterized in that, in the structure of the joint at the time of joining the members, the end face at which the members are joined has A wire that forms a closed space with the end face as one side, a connector made of wire rods arranged at a predetermined interval is attached, and the joint pieces protruding from the end face to be joined of each member are overlapped with each other, and a filler material is provided between the members. Are arranged. Here, it is also possible to arrange the joining bar in a penetrating space formed by overlapping joining tools protruding from the end surfaces of the members to be joined. Further, the panel of the present invention is a panel in which a joining tool is attached to an end face of a plate material, wherein the joining tool is composed of wires arranged at predetermined intervals on the end face of the plate material, and the wire material is closed with the end face of the plate material as one side. It is characterized by forming a space. Here, the wire is annular, and a part of the wire can be embedded inside the plate. Further, the connector may be formed by embedding a part of a spiral wire arranged along an end face of the plate in the plate. Then, an assembly material can be attached to the periphery of the plate material of these panels. This assembly has a cross section of two sides, one side is attached to the surface of the plate, and the other side is disposed at a position protruding from the plate. Further, in the structure of the joint portion for connecting the panel to which the assembly material is attached, the sides of the assembly material that are not attached to the plate material are abutted with each other, and a filler is injected into a gap surrounded by the plate material and the assembly material. The structure of the joint can also be constructed.
【0006】[0006]
【本発明の実施の形態】以下図面を参照しながら本発明
の実施の形態について説明する。Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
【0007】<イ>接合具 図1に板材3に接合具2を取り付けたパネル1の斜視図
を示す。 接合具2は、板材3の端面31に所定の間隔で配置され
た複数の線材21からなる。線材21は、コンクリートに
よく付着する異形鉄筋等を使用するのが好ましい。 線材21は、端面を一辺として閉じた空間を形成する。例
えば、環状の鉄筋の一部を板材3に埋設すると、板材から
U字型の線材21が突出する。U字型の両端部には、板材
3の端面31が位置するので、線材21は端面を一辺と
して閉じた空間を形成することになる。突出した線材2
1の形状は、U字型に限られず、半円形、四角形、三角形で
もよい。 また、U字型の線材21を使用して、線材21の両端部を
板材3に定着することもできる。 なお、接合具2を螺旋状線材23で構成することも可能
である。この場合、螺旋状線材23を板材端面31に沿っ
て配置し、その一部を板材3に埋設する。図3に螺旋状線
材23で構成される接合具の取り付け状態図を示す。 接合具2の板材3側には、必要に応じて定着棒材33を
配置する。 また、線材が形成する閉合空間の開口方向を、板材3の厚
さ方向にすることも可能である。図9に線材の取り付け
実施例を示す。<A> Bonding Tool FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a panel 1 in which a bonding tool 2 is attached to a plate 3. The joining tool 2 includes a plurality of wires 21 arranged at predetermined intervals on an end face 31 of the plate 3. It is preferable to use a deformed reinforcing bar or the like which adheres well to concrete as the wire 21. The wire 21 forms a closed space with the end face as one side. For example, when a part of an annular reinforcing bar is buried in the plate 3, the U-shaped wire 21 protrudes from the plate. Since the end faces 31 of the plate material 3 are located at both ends of the U-shape, the wire 21 forms a closed space with the end face as one side. Projected wire 2
The shape of 1 is not limited to a U-shape, and may be a semicircle, a square, or a triangle. Further, both ends of the wire 21 can be fixed to the plate 3 by using a U-shaped wire 21. In addition, it is also possible to comprise the joining tool 2 with the spiral wire 23. In this case, the spiral wire 23 is disposed along the plate end face 31, and a part thereof is embedded in the plate 3. FIG. 3 shows a state of attachment of a connector constituted by the spiral wire 23. A fixing bar 33 is arranged on the plate 3 side of the joining tool 2 as necessary. Further, the opening direction of the closed space formed by the wire can be set to the thickness direction of the plate 3. FIG. 9 shows an embodiment of attaching a wire.
【0008】<ロ>接合部の構造 図2に対向する部材同士を接合する時の接合部の構造の
断面図を示す。ここで、部材とは、板材、棒材、立方体、直方
体などを含むものをいう。 一方の部材(板材3a)から突出する接合具2aが他方
の部材(板材3b)から突出する接合具2bに重なるよ
うに部材(板材3)を配置する。この結果、互いの接合具
2が重なり、貫通した空間を形成される。つまり、板材の
端面31に沿う方向(図2の紙面直角方向)に投影した
場合に、両板材の接合具(2a、2b)に囲まれる空間を
接合部に形成する。 上記の貫通した空間に、必要に応じて接合棒材22を配
置する。 板材間の隙間には、充填材6を注入する。充填材6として
は、セメント系モルタル、樹脂系モルタル、コンクリート、
セメントミルク、繊維補強コンクリート等が使用できる。 繊維補強コンクリートの材料としては、例えば、セメン
トと珪石の粉末、シリカフューム、珪砂、高性能減水剤
に水を単位水量(出来上がりコンクリート容積1m3当
たり)として180kg程度(水/セメントの比率が2
2%程度)を加えた高強度コンクリート・マトリックス
に、高強度鋼繊維を容積で2%程度混入して得られる圧
縮強度200〜220MPa、曲げ強度40〜45MP
a、付着強度10〜90MPa、透気係数2.5×10
-18m2、吸水率0.05kg/m 3、塩分拡散係数0.0
2×10-12m2/sec、弾性係数55GPaの特性を
持つ繊維補強・超高強度コンクリートが使用できる。<B> Structure of the joint The structure of the joint when the members facing each other as shown in FIG.
FIG. Here, the members are a plate, a bar, a cube, and a rectangular shape.
It refers to things that include the body. The connector 2a protruding from one member (the plate member 3a) is
Overlaps with the connector 2b protruding from the member (the plate member 3b).
A member (plate material 3) is arranged as described above. This results in each other's connectors
2 overlap to form a penetrating space. In other words,
Projected in the direction along the end surface 31 (perpendicular to the plane of FIG. 2).
In this case, the space surrounded by the joining members (2a, 2b)
Formed at the joint. A connecting rod 22 is provided in the above penetrated space as necessary.
Place. The filler 6 is injected into the gap between the plate members. As filler 6
Are cement mortar, resin mortar, concrete,
Cement milk, fiber reinforced concrete and the like can be used. As a material for fiber-reinforced concrete, for example, cement
And silica powder, silica fume, silica sand, high-performance water reducing agent
Water per unit of water (Complete concrete volume 1mThreeThis
About 180 kg (water / cement ratio is 2)
High strength concrete matrix with about 2%)
The pressure obtained by mixing about 2% by volume of high-strength steel fiber
Shrink strength 200-220MPa, bending strength 40-45MP
a, adhesion strength 10 to 90 MPa, air permeability coefficient 2.5 × 10
-18mTwo, Water absorption 0.05kg / m Three, Salt diffusion coefficient 0.0
2 × 10-12mTwo/ Sec, elastic modulus of 55 GPa
Fiber-reinforced and ultra-high-strength concrete can be used.
【0009】<ハ>板材 板材3は、基本的に平面が四角形の厚さが等しい板材で
ある。ここで、パネルを組み立てて任意の立体形状を構築
する場合には、平面が長方形、正方形の他に、台形の形状
や湾曲した板材なども使用できる。図8に湾曲した板材
の斜視図を示す。板材3は、例えばコンクリートで製作す
る。上述の繊維補強・超高強度コンクリートを使用する
こともできる。なお、上記の接合具2を定着でき、必要と
される構造性能を満たすものであれば、材料はコンクリ
ートに限られない。<C> Plate Material The plate material 3 is basically a plate having a rectangular plane and the same thickness. Here, when an arbitrary three-dimensional shape is constructed by assembling panels, a trapezoidal shape or a curved plate material can be used in addition to a rectangular or square plane. FIG. 8 shows a perspective view of a curved plate material. The plate 3 is made of, for example, concrete. The above-mentioned fiber-reinforced ultra-high-strength concrete can also be used. The material is not limited to concrete as long as it can fix the above-mentioned connector 2 and satisfies the required structural performance.
【0010】<ニ>パネル パネル1は、板材3とその端面31に取り付けた接合具
2から構成される。接合具2は、すべて(4面)の端面3
1に取り付けても、必要な端面31にだけ取り付けても
よい。 パネル1は、上下左右方向に必要に応じて接続して使用
する。 図5に、パネルを接続した実施例を示す。 また、必要に応じて下記の組立材4を板材の周辺部32
に取り付ける。 パネル1も上述した繊維補強・超高強度コンクリートで
製作することができる。図6にパネルの製作方法の説明
図を示す。 例えば、接合具2を取り付けた側面型枠51を所定の形
状に組み立てる。ここで、側面型枠51は、上述の繊維補
強コンクリート等で製作してコンクリート打設後も取り
外さずにパネルの一部としてもよい。また、転用可能な側
面型枠を使用することもできる。さらに、接合具2を配置
した後で側面型枠51を取り付けてもよい。側面型枠5
1の下方には下面型枠52を配置する。 そして、コンクリート5又は繊維補強コンクリートを打
設する。 このようにしてパネルを製作すれば、下面は平滑面とな
り、構造物の外側に使用できる。また、型枠を取り付けな
かった上面は、コンクリートが硬化する前に、砕石を散布
するか、棒を押し当てるなどして凹凸を付けて仕上げる
ことができる。この上面を内側にしてコンクリートを打
設すれば、パネルとコンクリートが一体化する。<D> Panel The panel 1 is composed of a plate member 3 and a connector 2 attached to an end face 31 thereof. The joining tools 2 are all (four) end faces 3
1 or only on the required end face 31. The panel 1 is connected and used as needed in the vertical and horizontal directions. FIG. 5 shows an embodiment in which panels are connected. Also, if necessary, the following assembling material 4 is added to the peripheral portion 32 of the plate material.
Attach to The panel 1 can also be made of the above-described fiber-reinforced ultra-high-strength concrete. FIG. 6 is an explanatory view of a method for manufacturing a panel. For example, the side mold 51 to which the connector 2 is attached is assembled into a predetermined shape. Here, the side mold 51 may be made of the above-described fiber-reinforced concrete or the like, and may be a part of the panel without being removed even after the concrete is cast. In addition, a side form that can be diverted can be used. Further, the side mold 51 may be attached after the connector 2 is arranged. Side formwork 5
The lower mold 52 is arranged below the lower part 1. Then, concrete 5 or fiber reinforced concrete is cast. When the panel is manufactured in this manner, the lower surface becomes a smooth surface and can be used outside the structure. In addition, the upper surface without the formwork can be finished with irregularities by spraying crushed stones or pressing a bar before the concrete hardens. When concrete is cast with the upper surface inside, the panel and concrete are integrated.
【0011】<ホ>組立材 組立材3は、板材3の周辺部32に配置して、パネルの接
合を容易にするための枠材である。 組立材3は、断面が二辺からなる枠材である。例えば、断
面がL型の山形鋼材4aを使用する。接合部の傾斜角度
によって、山形鋼材の内角が鋭角なもの4b、内角が鈍角
なもの4cを使用する。図10に接合部が傾斜している
場合の組立材の配置図を示す。 組立材の一辺を板材の周辺部32に沿うように配置す
る。組立材3は、例えば、板材3に設けた固定用孔34と
固定具41で、板材3に取り付ける。ここで、固定用孔3
4は、板材を製作するときに予め設けておくことも、板材
3を製作した後に穿孔してもよい。また、固定用孔34は
貫通していても、袋状でもよい。 更に、固定用孔34を設けないで万力などを使用して組
立材4を固定することもできる。 組立材の他辺は、板材3から突出した位置に配置する。突
出する長さは、対向するパネルを平面的に接合する場合
は、接合具2の突出長さの半分の長さより長くする。 図4に板材の周辺部に組立材を取り付けたパネルの斜視
図を示す。 なお、接合部の構造が直角部となる場合は、接合する板材
3間で組立材(4、43)を共用することができる。図7
に接合部の構造が直角部となる場合の断面図を示す。<E> Assembling Material The assembling material 3 is a frame material arranged on the peripheral portion 32 of the plate material 3 to facilitate panel joining. The assembly material 3 is a frame material having a cross section of two sides. For example, an angle iron 4a having an L-shaped cross section is used. Depending on the angle of inclination of the joint, an angle steel 4b having an acute inner angle 4b and an obtuse angle 4c is used. FIG. 10 shows an arrangement diagram of the assembling material in a case where the joining portion is inclined. One side of the assembly material is arranged along the peripheral portion 32 of the plate material. The assembly material 3 is attached to the plate material 3 by, for example, a fixing hole 34 and a fixing tool 41 provided in the plate material 3. Here, the fixing holes 3
4 may be provided in advance when the plate material is manufactured, or may be perforated after the plate material 3 is manufactured. Further, the fixing hole 34 may be penetrated or may be in a bag shape. Further, the assembly material 4 can be fixed using a vise without providing the fixing hole 34. The other side of the assembly material is disposed at a position protruding from the plate material 3. The projecting length is longer than half the projecting length of the connector 2 when the opposing panels are joined in a plane. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a panel in which an assembly material is attached to a peripheral portion of a plate material. When the structure of the joining portion is a right angle portion, the assembly materials (4, 43) can be shared between the plate materials 3 to be joined. FIG.
FIG. 2 shows a cross-sectional view in the case where the structure of the joining portion is a right angle portion.
【0012】<ヘ>パネルの組み立て 以下に、組立材4を使用した場合のパネル1の組み立て
方法について、図2を参照して説明する。 まず、対向するパネルの組立材4同士を接合する。つま
り、板材3から突出し、端面31と略平行する面となる組
立材の面(L型の他辺)同士を接触させる。そして、組立
ボルト42で締め付けて、組立材同士を密着させる。組立
材がなければ、パネル1を正確な位置に設置した後に、型
枠などを接合部に配置する必要がある。組立材4を使用
した場合、組立材が定規の役割をするため、接合するパネ
ル1を簡単に正確な位置に誘導することができる。また、
接合部の幅も所定の幅とすることができる。 ここで、接合具2同士は、線材21毎につなぎあわせる必
要がない。このため、接合のためのパネルの組立作業を簡
単に行うことができる。 そして、必要に応じて接合棒材22を、接合具(2a、2
b)同士を重ねて形成された貫通した空間に挿入する。 その後、組立材4と端面31に囲まれた隙間に、充填材6
を注入する。ここで、組立材4は型枠の役割も果たす。組
立材4は充填材を注入した後に取り外し、他に転用する
こともできる。<F> Assembling of Panel Hereinafter, a method of assembling the panel 1 using the assembly material 4 will be described with reference to FIG. First, the assembly members 4 of the panel facing each other are joined. That is, the surfaces (the other sides of the L-shape) of the assembly material, which protrude from the plate material 3 and are substantially parallel to the end surface 31, are brought into contact with each other. Then, the assembly materials are tightened with the assembly bolts 42 to bring the assembly materials into close contact with each other. If there is no assembly material, it is necessary to dispose the formwork and the like at the joint after the panel 1 is installed at an accurate position. When the assembly material 4 is used, since the assembly material serves as a ruler, the panel 1 to be joined can be easily guided to an accurate position. Also,
The width of the joint can also be a predetermined width. Here, it is not necessary to join the joining tools 2 for each wire 21. For this reason, the assembly work of the panel for joining can be easily performed. Then, if necessary, the joining rod 22 is connected to the joining tools (2a, 2a, 2a).
b) Insert into the penetrated space formed by overlapping each other. Then, in the gap surrounded by the assembly material 4 and the end face 31, the filler 6
Inject. Here, the assembly material 4 also serves as a mold. The assembling material 4 can be removed after the filling material is injected, and can be diverted to another purpose.
【0013】[0013]
【作用】図11に、接合部に引張力が作用したときの、発
生応力の説明図を示す。 接合部に引張力が作用した場合、互いの接合具2が重な
って貫通した空間に配置した充填材6には圧縮応力の場
が発生する。 また、接合棒材22を設置した場合は、接合棒材22がせ
ん断抵抗するため、接合具2の定着効果がさらに向上し
て、接合具2から充填材6への応力の伝達がさらに効果
的に行われる。 この結果、耐力的に強固な接合部の構造とすることがで
きる。FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram of generated stress when a tensile force acts on the joint. When a tensile force is applied to the joint, a compressive stress field is generated in the filler 6 disposed in the space where the joints 2 overlap and penetrate. In addition, when the joining bar 22 is installed, the joining bar 22 performs shear resistance, so that the fixing effect of the joining tool 2 is further improved, and the transmission of stress from the joining tool 2 to the filler 6 is more effective. Done in As a result, it is possible to obtain a structure of the joint part which is proof and strong.
【0014】[0014]
【本発明の効果】本発明の接合部の構造及びパネルは以
上説明したようになるから次のような効果を得ることが
できる。 <イ>組立材を使用して接合する場合は、組立材同士を
密着させて、必要に応じて接合部に接合棒材を配置し、充
填材を注入するだけで、正確な位置に簡単に接合できる。
つまり、各部材から突出する鉄筋を一本づつ繋ぐ作業や、
部材を正確な位置に据え付けるために部材の正確な位置
合わせする必要がない。このため、接合に要する時間と手
間を大幅に削減することができる。 <ロ>接合部に曲げモーメントや軸引張力などの断面力
が発生した場合、一方の接合具に発生する引張力は、接合
具に閉じた空間が存在するために、閉合された空間の充
填材には圧縮応力場が発生して、インターロッキング効
果によりもう一方の接合具に引張力として効果的に伝達
される。このため、耐力的に弱部とならない接合部の構造
とすることができる。 <ハ>線材は接合部で閉じた空間を形成する。このため、
空間内部に注入された充填材がインターロッキング効果
により線材を引き留める役割を果たす。この結果、接合部
での線材の定着長を短くすることができる。 <ニ>螺旋状線材又は環状線材で接合具を構成した場
合、線材は板材内部側にも閉じた空間を形成する。このた
め、板材内での線材の定着長も短くすることができる。 <ホ>螺旋状線材を使用する場合は、1端面の接合具を
一度に簡単に設置することができる。また、接合具を構成
する線材が連続しているため、板材及び接合部での定着
が確実に行える。 <ヘ>組立材を使用して接合する場合は、組立材が充填
材の型枠の役割も果たす。このため、別途、型枠を設置す
る必要がなく、接合に要する時間と手間を大幅に削減す
ることができる。 <ト>板材の平面形状を長方形、台形などの適当な組み
合わせとすることで、接合具を変更することなく、複数の
パネルの組み立てにより任意の3次元立体形状を構築す
ることができる。その際、接合部の接合角度が変わって
も、断面力の伝達機構は変わらないため、所定の断面力を
伝達できる。 <チ>パネル相互を接合角度が直角になるように接合す
る場合にも、組立材の形状を若干変更するだけで接合す
ることができる。その際、接合具の形状を変更することは
なく、接合部の力は所定通りに伝達できる。The structure and panel of the joint according to the present invention are as described above, and the following effects can be obtained. <B> When joining using assembly materials, simply assemble the assembly materials together, arrange the joining rods at the joints as necessary, and inject the filler material, and simply place them in the correct position. Can be joined.
In other words, work to connect the reinforcing bars projecting from each member one by one,
There is no need for precise alignment of the components to mount the components in the correct locations. Therefore, the time and labor required for joining can be significantly reduced. <B> When a cross-sectional force such as a bending moment or an axial tensile force is generated at the joint, the tensile force generated at one of the joints fills the closed space because the joint has a closed space. A compressive stress field is generated in the material and is effectively transmitted as tensile force to the other connector due to the interlocking effect. For this reason, it is possible to obtain a structure of a joint portion which does not become a weak portion in proof stress. <C> The wire forms a closed space at the joint. For this reason,
The filler injected into the space plays a role of retaining the wire by the interlocking effect. As a result, the fixing length of the wire at the joint can be shortened. <D> When the connector is formed of a spiral wire or an annular wire, the wire also forms a closed space inside the plate. For this reason, the fixing length of the wire within the plate can also be shortened. <E> In the case of using a spiral wire, the connector on one end face can be easily installed at a time. Further, since the wires constituting the joining tool are continuous, the fixing at the plate material and the joining portion can be reliably performed. <F> When joining is performed using an assembly material, the assembly material also serves as a mold for the filler. Therefore, there is no need to separately install a mold, and the time and labor required for joining can be significantly reduced. <G> An arbitrary three-dimensional three-dimensional shape can be constructed by assembling a plurality of panels without changing the fittings by setting the planar shape of the plate material to an appropriate combination such as a rectangle and a trapezoid. At this time, even if the joint angle of the joint changes, the transmission mechanism of the sectional force does not change, so that a predetermined sectional force can be transmitted. <H> Even when the panels are joined so that the joining angle becomes a right angle, the joining can be performed only by slightly changing the shape of the assembly material. At this time, the shape of the joint is not changed, and the force of the joint can be transmitted as predetermined.
【図1】本発明のパネルの実施例の斜視図FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of a panel of the present invention.
【図2】本発明の接合部の構造の実施例の断面図FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of an embodiment of a joint structure according to the present invention.
【図3】螺旋状線材を配置した時の拡大斜視図FIG. 3 is an enlarged perspective view when a spiral wire is arranged.
【図4】組立材を取り付けたパネルの斜視図FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a panel to which an assembly material is attached.
【図5】パネルを接続する場合の実施例の正面図FIG. 5 is a front view of the embodiment when connecting panels.
【図6】パネルの製作方法の説明図FIG. 6 is an explanatory view of a method for manufacturing a panel.
【図7】接合部が直角部となる場合の実施例の断面図FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view of the embodiment in a case where the joining portion is a right angle portion.
【図8】湾曲した板材を使用したパネルの斜視図FIG. 8 is a perspective view of a panel using a curved plate material.
【図9】線材の取り付け方向を変えた場合のパネルの実
施例の斜視図FIG. 9 is a perspective view of the embodiment of the panel when the mounting direction of the wire is changed.
【図10】接合部が傾斜部となる場合の実施例の断面図FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view of an embodiment in a case where a joining portion is an inclined portion.
【図11】接合部に引張力が作用したときの説明図FIG. 11 is an explanatory view when a tensile force acts on a joint.
1・・・パネル 2・・・接合具 21・・線材 22・・接合棒材 23・・螺旋状線材 3・・・板材 31・・端面 4・・・組立材 6・・・充填材 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Panel 2 ... Joiner 21 ... Wire 22 ... Joining rod 23 ... Spiral wire 3 ... Plate 31 ... End face 4 ... Assembly 6 ... Filler
Claims (7)
いて、部材の接合する端面には、端面を一辺として閉じた
空間を形成する線材であって、所定の間隔で配置された
線材からなる接合具を取り付け、各部材の接合する端面
から突出する接合具同士を重ね、部材間に充填材を配置
したことを特徴とする、接合部の構造。In a structure of a joining portion when joining members, a wire that forms a closed space with the end face as one side is formed on an end face where the members are joined. Characterized in that the connecting members projecting from end surfaces of the members to be joined are overlapped with each other, and a filler is arranged between the members.
部材の接合する端面から突出する接合具同士を重ねて形
成された貫通した空間に、接合棒材を配置したことを特
徴とする、接合部の構造。2. A joint structure according to claim 1, wherein a joining rod is disposed in a penetrating space formed by stacking joining tools protruding from end surfaces to be joined of the members. , Joint structure.
あって、前記接合具は板材端面に所定の間隔で配置され
た線材からなり、前記線材は板材端面を一辺として閉じ
た空間を形成することを特徴とする、パネル。3. A panel in which a joining tool is attached to an end face of a plate material, wherein the joining tool is composed of wires arranged at predetermined intervals on the end face of the plate material, and the wire material forms a closed space with the end face of the sheet material as one side. A panel, characterized in that:
を埋設したことを特徴とする、請求項3記載のパネル。4. The panel according to claim 3, wherein the wire is annular, and a part of the wire is buried inside the plate.
あって、前記接合具は板材端面に沿って配置した螺旋状
線材の一部を板材に埋設して形成したことを特徴とす
る、パネル。5. A panel in which a joining tool is attached to an end face of a plate material, wherein the joining tool is formed by embedding a part of a spiral wire disposed along the end face of the plate material in the plate material. panel.
ネルであって、組立材は断面が二辺からなり、一辺が板材
の表面に取り付けられ、他辺が板材から突出した位置に
配置されることを特徴とする、請求項3乃至5記載のパ
ネル。6. A panel in which an assembling material is attached to a peripheral portion of the plate material, wherein the assembling material has a cross section having two sides, one side is attached to a surface of the plate material, and the other side is disposed at a position protruding from the plate material. The panel according to claim 3, wherein the panel is formed.
部の構造において、前記組立材の板材に取り付けられて
いない辺同士を突き合わせ、板材と組立材に囲まれた隙
間に充填材を配置したことを特徴とする、接合部の構造。7. The structure of a joint part for connecting panels according to claim 6, wherein sides of the assembly material that are not attached to the plate material are abutted with each other, and a filler is disposed in a gap surrounded by the plate material and the assembly material. The structure of the joint, characterized in that:
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