JP2002235387A - Compressive heat insulating member and heat insulating method, as well as external wall panel and external wall panel mounting method - Google Patents

Compressive heat insulating member and heat insulating method, as well as external wall panel and external wall panel mounting method

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JP2002235387A
JP2002235387A JP2001017802A JP2001017802A JP2002235387A JP 2002235387 A JP2002235387 A JP 2002235387A JP 2001017802 A JP2001017802 A JP 2001017802A JP 2001017802 A JP2001017802 A JP 2001017802A JP 2002235387 A JP2002235387 A JP 2002235387A
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heat insulating
wall panel
insulating material
hole
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Shinji Kitagaki
信二 北垣
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Mitsui Home Co Ltd
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Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a heat insulating member which is free from quality degradation even if it absorbs moisture during transportation or mounting thereof, good in transportability and workability, and does not adversely affect a working environment, and to provide a heat insulating method. SOLUTION: A compressive heat insulating mat 1 formed of the heat insulating member is obtained by sealing a heat insulating material 1a in a waterproof pouched body 1b, decompressing the interior of the waterproof pouched body 1b, to thereby compress the heat insulating material 1a. The heat insulating method using the compressive heat insulating mat 1 thus obtained is carried out by arranging the compressive heat insulating mat 1 in a space A, perforating the waterproof pouched body 1b of the compressive heat insulating mat 1 to inflate the heat insulating material 1a, blowing dry air from a hole in the pouched body, followed by blocking the hole with a tape or the like. In this manner, the interior of the space A is filled with the heat insulating material 1a.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

【0001】[0001]

【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は、品質を劣化させた
り作業環境を悪化させることなく簡易に建物等の所定空
間の断熱施工を行うための圧縮断熱部材及び該部材を用
いた断熱工法に関し、さらにこの利点を活用した建物の
外壁用のパネル及び該パネルを用いた外壁パネル工法に
関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a compression insulation member for easily performing heat insulation in a predetermined space of a building or the like without deteriorating the quality or the working environment, and a heat insulation method using the member. Further, the present invention relates to a panel for an outer wall of a building utilizing this advantage and an outer wall panel construction method using the panel.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】従来、枠組壁工法による外壁構築工法と
して、たて枠、上下枠、外壁下張板を一体に組み立てた
外壁パネルを予め工場で製作しておき、現場でこれらを
順に建て込んでいく外壁パネル工法や、たて枠、上下
枠、外壁下張板等を現場で釘打ちして一体化する工法
(現場組み工法)等がある。
2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as an outer wall construction method using a framed wall method, an outer wall panel in which a vertical frame, upper and lower frames, and an outer wall lower cladding plate are integrally assembled is manufactured in a factory in advance, and these are sequentially built on site. Outer wall panel construction method, vertical frame, upper and lower frame, outer wall sub-clad board, etc. are nailed on site and integrated (site assembly method).

【0003】ここで、外壁パネル工法に用いられる外壁
パネル3Aは、図12及び図13に示すように、たて枠
4、上枠5、下枠6、外壁下張板としての構造用合板7
が釘打ち一体製作されたものである。そして外壁パネル
3Aの内部空間には、主として断熱材の役割を果たすロ
ックウールマット8が嵌め込まれ、その耳部8aは、た
て枠4の室内側面にステープル9,9,…で留め付けら
れている。
Here, as shown in FIGS. 12 and 13, an outer wall panel 3A used in the outer wall panel method includes a vertical frame 4, an upper frame 5, a lower frame 6, and a structural plywood 7 as an outer wall lower cladding.
Is one made with nailing. A rock wool mat 8 mainly serving as a heat insulating material is fitted into the internal space of the outer wall panel 3A, and its ears 8a are fastened to the indoor side surface of the vertical frame 4 with staples 9, 9,. I have.

【0004】この外壁パネル3Aを用いた外壁パネル工
法では、まず図13に示すように、外壁パネル3Aを下
階の床根太10上に吊り込んで載置する。次に、ステー
プル9,9,…を取り外して、図14に示すようにたて
枠4の室内側面に留め付けられたロックウールマット8
の耳部8aをめくり上げつつ、下枠6の上方から床根太
10に向けて釘11,11,…を打って、外壁パネル3
Aを床根太10に接合する。このとき、必要に応じて、
たて枠4から、先行して建て込まれた隣りの外壁パネル
のたて枠に対して釘11,11,…を打ち込んで、隣り
合う外壁パネル同士を相互に接合する。そして、外壁パ
ネル3Aの内部への配管設置等の必要な作業も適宜ロッ
クウールマット8の端部をめくりつつ行い、これらの作
業が終わった段階で、再びロックウールマット8の耳部
8aを、たて枠4の室内側面にステープル9,9,…で
留め付ける。最後に図15に示すように、たて枠4、上
枠5、下枠6の室内側面に内装板としての石膏ボード1
2を当接させて、釘11,11,…で留め付ける。
In the outer wall panel method using the outer wall panel 3A, first, as shown in FIG. 13, the outer wall panel 3A is suspended and placed on the floor joist 10 on the lower floor. Next, the staples 9, 9,... Are removed and the rock wool mat 8 fastened to the indoor side surface of the vertical frame 4 as shown in FIG.
, While hitting the ears 8a of the outer wall panel 3, hit the nails 11, 11,.
A is joined to the floor joist 10. At this time, if necessary,
The nails 11, 11,... Are driven from the vertical frame 4 to the vertical frames of the adjacent outer wall panels built in advance, and the adjacent outer wall panels are joined to each other. Necessary work such as installation of pipes inside the outer wall panel 3A is also performed while appropriately turning over the ends of the rock wool mat 8, and when these works are completed, the ears 8a of the rock wool mat 8 are again removed. The staples 9, 9,. Finally, as shown in FIG. 15, the plaster board 1 as an interior plate is provided on the indoor side surfaces of the vertical frame 4, the upper frame 5, and the lower frame 6.
2 are brought into contact with each other and fastened with nails 11, 11,.

【0005】一方、現場組み工法の場合には、図16に
示すように、先行して構築された床組の床根太10上
に、下枠6、たて枠4、上枠5を現場で釘打ち一体化し
て外壁枠組を構築し、さらにその屋外側に外壁下張板と
しての構造用合板7を釘打ち一体化して外壁躯体を構築
する。そして、この外壁躯体の内部への配管設置等の必
要な作業を行った後、図17に示すように、ロール状に
巻かれた断熱材たるロックウールマットの8’の梱包を
解いて現場で適宜の寸法に切断し、これを外壁枠組の内
部空間に室内側から押し込んでステープルや釘等で留め
付ける。そして最後に、図18に示すように、外壁躯体
の室内側に内装板としての石膏ボード12を下枠6、た
て枠4、上枠5に当接させて釘打ち接合する。
On the other hand, in the case of the on-site assembling method, as shown in FIG. 16, a lower frame 6, a vertical frame 4 and an upper frame 5 are placed on a floor joist 10 of a previously constructed floor group at the site. An outer wall framework is constructed by nailing and integration, and a structural plywood 7 as an outer wall sub-clad is nailed and integrated on the outdoor side to construct an outer wall frame. After performing necessary work such as installation of pipes inside the outer wall skeleton, as shown in FIG. 17, unpacking 8 ′ of a rock wool mat as a heat insulating material wound in a roll shape is performed at the site. It is cut to an appropriate size, and it is pushed into the inner space of the outer wall framework from the indoor side and fastened with staples, nails or the like. Finally, as shown in FIG. 18, the gypsum board 12 as the interior board is brought into contact with the lower frame 6, the vertical frame 4, and the upper frame 5 on the indoor side of the outer wall frame, and nailed and joined.

【0006】[0006]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】しかしながら、上記従
来技術のうち、外壁パネル工法では、外壁パネル3Aを
工場から現場に運搬する際や、これを建て込んでから石
膏ボード12を留め付けるまでの施工段階で、ロックウ
ールマット8が雨に濡れてしまうことが多く、これが建
物竣工後の壁内結露を引き起こしてカビを発生させる
等、品質上の問題がある。なお、ロックウールマット8
が雨に濡れないように養生しておくことも可能である
が、その場合には当然、施工の手間及びコストが著しく
増大してしまう。
However, in the above-mentioned prior art, the outer wall panel method is used when the outer wall panel 3A is transported from the factory to the site or when the gypsum board 12 is fastened after the outer panel 3A is built. At the stage, the rock wool mat 8 is often wet with rain, which causes quality problems such as causing dew condensation in the wall after completion of the building and generating mold. In addition, rock wool mat 8
Although it is possible to cure the steel so that it does not get wet in the rain, the labor and cost of construction naturally increase significantly in such a case.

【0007】また、上記外壁パネル工法では、外壁パネ
ル3Aを床根太10や隣りの外壁パネルに対して接合す
る際に、ステープル9,9,…を取り外してロックウー
ルマット8の端部をめくり上げなければ釘11,11,
…を打ち込むことができず、外壁パネル3Aの内部に配
管等を設置する作業の際にも、ステープル9,9,…を
取り外してロックウールマット8の端部をめくり上げな
ければならないため、施工性が著しく悪い。同様に、外
壁パネル3Aと床根太10、隣りの外壁パネルとを接合
する釘11,11,…が、設計図書どおりの仕様で施工
されているかどうかを検査する際や、外壁パネル3Aの
内部の配管等が所定の位置にセットされているかどうか
の確認の際にも、いちいちステープル9,9,…を取り
外してロックウールマット8の端部をめくり上げなけれ
ばならず、効率が悪い。さらに、上記のようにステープ
ル9,9,…を一旦取り外してしまうため、その後石膏
ボード12を取り付ける前に、再度ロックウールマット
8の耳部8aをたて枠4の室内側面に留め付けるという
無駄な作業が発生してしまう。
Further, in the above-mentioned outer wall panel method, when joining the outer wall panel 3A to the floor joist 10 or the adjacent outer wall panel, the staples 9, 9,... Are removed and the end of the rock wool mat 8 is turned up. If there is no nail 11, 11,
Cannot be driven into the outer wall panel 3A, the staples 9, 9,... Must be removed and the end of the rock wool mat 8 must be turned up when installing pipes and the like inside the outer wall panel 3A. Not very bad. Similarly, when inspecting whether nails 11, 11,... For joining the outer wall panel 3A and the floor joist 10, the adjacent outer wall panel are constructed in accordance with the specifications according to the design document, or inside the outer wall panel 3A. Also, when checking whether or not the pipe or the like is set at a predetermined position, the staples 9, 9,... Must be removed and the end of the rock wool mat 8 must be turned up, which is inefficient. Furthermore, since the staples 9, 9,... Are once removed as described above, before attaching the gypsum board 12, the ears 8a of the rock wool mat 8 are again fastened to the indoor side surface of the frame 4 without waste. Work will occur.

【0008】一方、上記現場組み工法の場合にも、外壁
躯体にロックウールマット8’を取り付けてから石膏ボ
ード12を取り付けるまでの間に、ロックウールマット
8’が雨に濡れたり空気中の湿気を吸ってその品質が劣
化してしまうという問題がある。また、図17に示すよ
うにロール状に巻かれたロックウールマット8’は、体
積・重量が大きいため運搬性が悪く、現場でその梱包を
解いて所定寸法に切断しなければならないため作業性も
悪い。さらに、現場で切断したロックウールマット8’
の端部には繊維状のロックウールが露出しているため、
これが作業者の肌に触れて痒みを生じさせたり空気中に
飛散して、作業者の健康に深刻な悪影響を及ぼす等の問
題もある。加えて、たて枠4とたて枠4との間が狭い場
合や、外壁躯体の内部に配管等がセットされていて複雑
な形状となっている場合に、そこにきちんとロックウー
ルマット8’を押し込んで充填するのは極めて困難であ
る。
On the other hand, even in the case of the above-mentioned on-site assembling method, the rock wool mat 8 ′ may be wet by rain or humid in the air between the time when the rock wool mat 8 ′ is attached to the outer wall frame and the time when the gypsum board 12 is attached. There is a problem that the quality is deteriorated due to smoking. Further, as shown in FIG. 17, the rock wool mat 8 'wound in a roll shape has a large volume and weight, so that the transportability is poor. Is also bad. In addition, rock wool mat 8 'cut on site
Because the fibrous rock wool is exposed at the end of
There is also a problem that this causes itching on the worker's skin and scatters in the air, seriously affecting the worker's health. In addition, when the space between the vertical frame 4 and the vertical frame 4 is narrow, or when a pipe or the like is set inside the outer wall frame and has a complicated shape, the rock wool mat 8 'is properly placed there. It is very difficult to fill by pushing.

【0009】本発明は、このような事情に鑑みてなされ
たものであり、その目的は、運搬時や施工時に吸湿して
品質が劣化することがなく、運搬性・作業性もよく、さ
らに作業環境を悪化させることもない断熱部材及び断熱
工法を提案することにある。さらに本発明は、このよう
な断熱部材ないし断熱工法の利点を活用して、外壁パネ
ルに組み込まれた断熱材が、外壁パネルの運搬時や施工
時に雨に濡れることがなく、しかも断熱材の端部をめく
り上げなくても外壁パネルを床根太や隣りの外壁パネル
に接合できるようにした外壁パネルを提案するととも
に、このような外壁パネルを用いて品質性・作業性等を
向上させた外壁パネル工法を提案することも目的として
いる。
The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and has as its object to prevent deterioration in quality due to moisture absorption during transportation and construction, good transportability and workability, and further improvement in workability. An object of the present invention is to propose a heat insulating member and a heat insulating method that do not deteriorate the environment. Further, the present invention utilizes such an advantage of the heat insulating member or the heat insulating construction method, so that the heat insulating material incorporated in the outer wall panel does not get wet when transporting or constructing the outer wall panel, and furthermore, the edge of the heat insulating material. An exterior wall panel that allows the exterior wall panel to be joined to the floor joist and the adjacent exterior wall panel without turning over the exterior wall panel, and an exterior wall panel that uses such an exterior wall panel to improve quality, workability, etc. The purpose is to propose a construction method.

【0010】[0010]

【課題を解決するための手段】すなわち、請求項1に係
る発明は、防水性袋体の内部に断熱材を密封し、前記防
水性袋体の内部を減圧して前記断熱材を圧縮してなるこ
とを特徴とする圧縮断熱部材である。
That is, according to the first aspect of the present invention, a heat insulating material is sealed inside a waterproof bag, and the inside of the waterproof bag is decompressed to compress the heat insulating material. It is a compression heat insulation member characterized by becoming.

【0011】かかる圧縮断熱部材は、防水性袋体の内部
に断熱材を密封したものであるため、運搬時や施工時に
断熱材が吸湿してその品質が劣化することがなく、中身
の断熱材が作業員の肌に触れたり空気中に飛散したりし
て作業員の健康を害することもない。また、この圧縮断
熱部材は、断熱材を密封した防水性袋体の内部を減圧す
ることにより、本来の断熱材の体積よりも小さくコンパ
クト化されたものであるため、運搬が容易で、しかも必
要な容量の断熱材ごとにパッケージ化されているため、
現場で切断する等の手間も不要である。さらにまた、こ
の圧縮断熱部材は、コンパクト化されているため複雑な
形状の空間内部や狭小な空間内部に容易に押し込むこと
ができる。そして、防水性袋体に穴をあければ、減圧密
封されていた断熱材が膨張して本来の体積に戻り、しか
もその際に空間内部の形状に合わせて断熱材が膨張する
ため、複雑な形状の空間内部や狭小な空間内部であって
も断熱材を簡易に充填施工することができる。
[0011] Since such a compressed heat insulating member is obtained by sealing a heat insulating material inside a waterproof bag, the quality of the heat insulating material does not deteriorate due to moisture absorption during transportation or construction. Does not touch the skin of the worker or splatter into the air, thereby harming the worker's health. In addition, since the compression insulation member is reduced in size to a volume smaller than the original insulation material by reducing the pressure inside the waterproof bag body in which the insulation material is sealed, it is easy to transport and requires Packaged with a large volume of insulation,
There is no need for labor such as cutting on site. Furthermore, since the compression insulation member is compact, it can be easily pushed into a space having a complicated shape or a narrow space. If a hole is made in the waterproof bag, the heat-insulated material that has been sealed under reduced pressure expands and returns to its original volume, and at that time, the heat-insulating material expands according to the shape of the space, resulting in a complicated shape. The heat insulating material can be easily filled and constructed even in the inside of a space or a narrow space.

【0012】また、請求項2に係る発明は、所定空間内
に請求項1に記載の圧縮断熱部材を配置した後、この圧
縮断熱部材の防水性袋体に穴をあけて前記断熱材を膨張
させることにより、該空間内に前記断熱材を充填するこ
とを特徴とする断熱工法である。
According to a second aspect of the present invention, after the compression heat insulating member of the first aspect is disposed in a predetermined space, a hole is made in a waterproof bag of the compression heat insulating member to expand the heat insulating material. The heat insulating material is filled in the space by the heat insulating material.

【0013】かかる断熱工法では、断熱材を防水性袋体
の内部に密封した圧縮断熱部材を用いるため、運搬時や
施工時に断熱材が吸湿してその品質が劣化することがな
く、断熱材が作業員の肌に触れたり空気中に飛散したり
して作業員の健康を害することもない。また、この工法
で用いる圧縮断熱部材は、断熱材を密封した防水性袋体
の内部を減圧することにより、本来の断熱材の体積より
も小さくコンパクト化したものであるため、運搬が容易
で、しかも必要な容量の断熱材ごとにパッケージ化され
ているため、現場で切断する等の手間も不要である。さ
らにまた、この工法で用いる圧縮断熱部材はコンパクト
化されているため、これを複雑な形状の空間内部や狭小
な空間内部に容易に押し込むことができ、その後、防水
性袋体に穴をあけることにより、減圧密封されていた断
熱材が膨張して本来の体積に戻り、しかもその際に該空
間内部の形状に合わせて断熱材が膨張するため、複雑な
形状の空間内部や狭小な空間内部であっても断熱材を簡
易に充填施工することができる。
In this heat insulation method, a compressed heat insulating member in which the heat insulating material is sealed inside the waterproof bag body is used, so that the heat insulating material does not absorb moisture during transportation or construction, and the quality thereof is not deteriorated. There is no harm to the worker's health by touching the worker's skin or scattering into the air. In addition, the compression insulation member used in this method is reduced in size to a volume smaller than the original insulation material by reducing the pressure inside the waterproof bag body in which the insulation material is sealed. Moreover, since the package is packaged for each heat insulating material having a required capacity, it is not necessary to perform the work such as cutting on site. Furthermore, since the compression insulation member used in this method is compact, it can be easily pushed into a space with a complicated shape or into a narrow space, and then a hole is formed in the waterproof bag. Due to this, the heat-insulating material that has been sealed under reduced pressure expands and returns to its original volume, and at that time, the heat-insulating material expands according to the shape of the inside of the space. Even with this, it is possible to easily fill and construct the heat insulating material.

【0014】また、請求項3に係る発明は、請求項2に
記載の断熱工法において、防水性袋体に穴をあけて断熱
材を膨張させた後、穴を塞ぐことを特徴とする。
According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the heat insulating method according to the second aspect, a hole is formed in the waterproof bag body to expand the heat insulating material, and then the hole is closed.

【0015】かかる断熱工法では、防水性袋体に穴をあ
けて断熱材を膨張させた後、穴を塞ぐため、施工後にそ
の穴から湿気が防水性袋体の内部に侵入して、断熱材が
吸湿・結露する事態を回避することができ、断熱施工の
品質を担保することができる。
In such a heat insulating method, after a hole is made in the waterproof bag to expand the heat insulating material and then the hole is closed, moisture penetrates through the hole into the waterproof bag after the construction, and Can avoid the situation of moisture absorption and dew condensation, and can ensure the quality of heat insulation construction.

【0016】また、請求項4に係る発明は、請求項3に
記載の断熱工法において、防水性袋体に穴をあけた後、
該穴を塞ぐ前に、該穴から乾燥空気を注入することを特
徴とする。
According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the heat insulation method according to the third aspect, after the waterproof bag is formed with holes,
Before closing the hole, dry air is injected from the hole.

【0017】かかる断熱工法では、防水性袋体に穴をあ
けた後、該穴から乾燥空気を注入して該穴を塞ぐため、
断熱材がその本来の性能を充分発揮できるような乾燥状
態を常時維持でき、断熱施工の品質をより向上させるこ
とができる。
In such a heat insulating method, after a hole is formed in a waterproof bag, dry air is injected through the hole to close the hole.
It is possible to always maintain a dry state in which the heat insulating material can sufficiently exhibit its original performance, and it is possible to further improve the quality of the heat insulating construction.

【0018】また、請求項5に係る発明は、枠体の屋外
側に外壁下張板を取り付けるとともに、前記枠体の内部
空間の屋外側寄りに請求項1に記載の圧縮断熱部材を配
してなることを特徴とする外壁パネルである。
According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, an outer wall subboard is attached to the outdoor side of the frame, and the compression insulating member according to the first aspect is disposed closer to the outdoor side of the internal space of the frame. An outer wall panel comprising:

【0019】かかる外壁パネルに組み込まれた断熱材
は、防水性袋体の内部に密封されているため、外壁パネ
ルの運搬時や施工時に雨に濡れて吸湿することがない。
また、圧縮断熱部材は、断熱材を密封した上で防水性袋
体の内部を減圧することにより、本来の断熱材の厚みよ
りも薄くしてあり、しかも枠体の内部空間の屋外側寄り
に配されているため、外壁パネルを床根太等に接合した
り、外壁パネル内部に配管等を設置する作業の際に邪魔
になることがなく、施工性がよい。また、圧縮断熱部材
が薄く、接合部を覆い隠していないため、外壁パネルが
床根太等に対して設計図書どおりに接合されているか否
かの検査や、外壁パネル内部の配管等が所定の位置にセ
ットされているかどうかの確認も、圧縮断熱部材の端部
をめくり上げることなく効率的に行うことができる。な
お、圧縮断熱部材の防水性袋体に工具の先端等で穴をあ
ければ、減圧密封されていた断熱材が膨張して本来の厚
みに戻り、しかも枠体の内部空間に配管等があればそれ
を包み込むように断熱材が膨張するため、断熱材が枠体
の内部空間に充填された本来の形態の外壁パネルとする
ことができる。
The heat insulating material incorporated in the outer wall panel is sealed inside the waterproof bag, so that the outer wall panel does not get wet due to rain when transporting or constructing the outer wall panel.
In addition, the compression heat insulating member is made thinner than the original heat insulating material by reducing the pressure inside the waterproof bag after sealing the heat insulating material. Since they are arranged, there is no hindrance when joining the outer wall panel to a floor joist or the like or installing a pipe or the like inside the outer wall panel, and the workability is good. In addition, since the compression insulation member is thin and does not obscure the joint, it is necessary to check whether the outer wall panel is joined to the floor joists or the like according to the design document, or to locate the piping inside the outer wall panel at a predetermined position. Can be efficiently checked without turning over the end of the compression insulation member. If a hole is formed in the waterproof bag body of the compression heat insulating member with the tip of a tool or the like, the heat-insulated material that has been sealed under reduced pressure expands and returns to its original thickness, and if there is a pipe or the like in the internal space of the frame body. Since the heat insulating material expands so as to enclose it, the outer wall panel in the original form in which the heat insulating material is filled in the inner space of the frame body can be obtained.

【0020】また、請求項6に係る発明は、枠体の屋外
側に外壁下張板を取り付けるとともに、この外壁下張板
の室内側面との間に隙間をあけて請求項1に記載の圧縮
断熱部材を配してなることを特徴とする外壁パネルであ
る。
According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, there is provided the compression system according to the first aspect, wherein an outer wall lower cladding is attached to the outdoor side of the frame body and a gap is provided between the outer wall lower cladding and the indoor side surface. An outer wall panel comprising a heat insulating member.

【0021】かかる外壁パネルに組み込まれた断熱材
は、防水性袋体の内部に密封されているため、外壁パネ
ルの運搬時や施工時に雨に濡れて吸湿することがない。
そして、枠体内部の圧縮断熱部材は、外壁下張板の室内
側面との間に隙間をあけて配置されているため、枠体の
室内側に内装板を取り付けるまでの期間中、圧縮断熱部
材の防水性袋体と外壁下張板との間に毛細管現象等によ
って水分が滞留し、壁体内結露の原因となることを防止
できる。なお、圧縮断熱部材の防水性袋体に工具の先端
等で穴をあければ、減圧密封されていた断熱材が膨張し
て本来の厚みに戻り、しかも枠体の内部空間に配管等が
あればそれを包み込むように断熱材が膨張するため、断
熱材が枠体の内部空間に充填された本来の形態の外壁パ
ネルとすることができる。
Since the heat insulating material incorporated in the outer wall panel is sealed inside the waterproof bag, the heat insulating material does not get wet due to rain during transportation or construction of the outer wall panel.
Since the compression insulation member inside the frame is arranged with a gap between the interior side surface of the outer wall subboard and the compression insulation member, during the period until the interior plate is attached to the indoor side of the frame body, It is possible to prevent moisture from staying between the waterproof bag and the lower wall of the outer wall due to capillary action or the like, thereby causing condensation in the wall. If a hole is formed in the waterproof bag body of the compression heat insulating member with the tip of a tool or the like, the heat-insulated material that has been sealed under reduced pressure expands and returns to its original thickness, and if there is a pipe or the like in the internal space of the frame body. Since the heat insulating material expands so as to enclose it, the outer wall panel in the original form in which the heat insulating material is filled in the inner space of the frame body can be obtained.

【0022】また、請求項7に係る発明は、請求項5又
は請求項6に記載の外壁パネルを先行躯体に接合した
後、前記圧縮断熱部材の防水性袋体に穴をあけて前記断
熱材を膨張させ、さらに前記枠体の室内側に内装板を取
り付けることを特徴とする外壁パネル工法である。
According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, after the outer wall panel according to the fifth or sixth aspect is joined to the preceding body, a hole is made in the waterproof bag of the compression heat insulating member to form the heat insulating material. Is expanded, and an interior panel is attached to the indoor side of the frame body.

【0023】かかる外壁パネル工法では、まず第一工程
で、外壁パネルを床根太等の先行躯体に接合するのであ
るが、このとき断熱材は、まだ防水性袋体内部に密封さ
れた状態であるため、外壁パネルの運搬時や施工時に雨
に濡れて吸湿することがない。また、圧縮断熱部材が本
来の断熱材の厚みよりも薄く、しかも枠体の内部空間の
屋外側寄りに配されているため、外壁パネルを床根太等
に接合したり、外壁パネル内部に配管等を設置する作業
の際に邪魔になることがなく、施工性がよい。また、圧
縮断熱部材が薄く、接合部を覆い隠していないため、外
壁パネルが床根太等に対して設計図書どおりに接合され
ているか否かの検査や、外壁パネル内部の配管等が所定
の位置にセットされているかどうかの確認も、圧縮断熱
部材の端部をめくり上げることなく効率的に行うことが
できる。そして、外壁パネル内部への配管設置等の必要
な作業が終わった後、第二工程に移行して圧縮断熱部材
の防水性袋体に穴をあけて断熱材を膨張させれば、減圧
密封されていた断熱材が膨張して本来の厚みに戻り、し
かも枠体の内部空間に配管等があればそれを包み込むよ
うに断熱材が内部空間いっぱいに膨張するため、さらに
第三工程として枠体の室内側に内装板を取り付ければ、
断熱材が枠体の内部空間に充填された本来の形態で外壁
を構築することができる。
In the outer wall panel construction method, first, in the first step, the outer wall panel is joined to a preceding frame such as a floor joist. At this time, the heat insulating material is still sealed inside the waterproof bag. Therefore, when transporting or constructing the outer wall panel, it does not get wet due to rain and absorb moisture. In addition, since the compression insulation member is thinner than the original thickness of the heat insulation material and is disposed closer to the outside of the inner space of the frame, the outer wall panel is joined to a floor joist or the like, and piping or the like is provided inside the outer wall panel. There is no hindrance in the work of setting up the work, and the workability is good. In addition, since the compression insulation member is thin and does not obscure the joint, it is necessary to check whether the outer wall panel is joined to the floor joists or the like according to the design document, or to locate the piping inside the outer wall panel at a predetermined position. Can be efficiently checked without turning over the end of the compression insulation member. Then, after necessary work such as installation of pipes inside the outer wall panel is completed, the process proceeds to the second step, in which a hole is made in the waterproof bag body of the compression heat insulating member, and the heat insulating material is expanded, so that the vacuum sealing is performed. The insulating material that had been expanded expands to its original thickness, and if there is a pipe or the like in the internal space of the frame, the insulating material expands to fill the internal space so as to wrap it. If you install an interior board on the indoor side,
The outer wall can be constructed in the original form in which the heat insulating material is filled in the inner space of the frame.

【0024】また、請求項8に係る発明は、請求項7に
記載の外壁パネル工法において、防水性袋体に穴をあけ
て断熱材を膨張させた後、穴を塞ぐことを特徴とする。
The invention according to claim 8 is characterized in that, in the outer wall panel construction method according to claim 7, a hole is made in the waterproof bag body to expand the heat insulating material, and then the hole is closed.

【0025】かかる断熱工法では、防水性袋体に穴をあ
けて断熱材を膨張させた後、穴を塞ぐため、施工後にそ
の穴から湿気が防水性袋体の内部に侵入して、断熱材が
吸湿・結露する事態を回避することができ、断熱施工の
品質を担保することができる。
In this heat insulation method, after a hole is made in the waterproof bag to expand the heat insulating material and then the hole is closed, moisture penetrates through the hole into the inside of the waterproof bag after the construction, and Can avoid the situation of moisture absorption and dew condensation, and can ensure the quality of heat insulation construction.

【0026】また、請求項9に係る発明は、請求項8に
記載の外壁パネル工法において、防水性袋体に穴をあけ
た後、該穴を塞ぐ前に、該穴から乾燥空気を注入するこ
とを特徴とする。
According to a ninth aspect of the present invention, in the outer wall panel construction method according to the eighth aspect, after a hole is formed in the waterproof bag, before the hole is closed, dry air is injected from the hole. It is characterized by the following.

【0027】かかる断熱工法では、防水性袋体に穴をあ
けた後、該穴から乾燥空気を注入して該穴を塞ぐため、
断熱材がその本来の性能を充分発揮できるような乾燥状
態を常時維持でき、断熱施工の品質をより向上させるこ
とができる。
In such a heat insulating method, a hole is formed in a waterproof bag, and then dry air is injected from the hole to close the hole.
It is possible to always maintain a dry state in which the heat insulating material can sufficiently exhibit its original performance, and it is possible to further improve the quality of the heat insulating construction.

【0028】[0028]

【発明の実施の形態】以下、添付図面を参照して、本発
明の実施の形態を詳細に説明する。なお、説明におい
て、同一要素には同一符号を用い、重複する説明は省略
する。
Embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the description, the same elements will be denoted by the same reference symbols, without redundant description.

【0029】図1は、本発明に係る圧縮断熱部材の一実
施形態である圧縮断熱マット1を表したものであって、
(a)は外観斜視図、(b)はそのX−X断面図であ
る。これらの図に示すように、圧縮断熱マット1は、ロ
ックウールやグラスウール等の繊維系の断熱材1aを、
ポリエチレンフィルム等からなる防水性袋体1bの内部
に密封した上で、防水性袋体1bの内部を減圧して断熱
材1a中の繊維間の空気を吸引することにより、断熱材
1aの体積を小さくして全体を圧縮したものである。
FIG. 1 shows a compression insulation mat 1 which is an embodiment of a compression insulation member according to the present invention.
(A) is an external perspective view, (b) is the XX sectional view. As shown in these figures, the compression insulating mat 1 is made of a fibrous heat insulating material 1a such as rock wool or glass wool.
After sealing inside the waterproof bag 1b made of a polyethylene film or the like, the inside of the waterproof bag 1b is decompressed and air between the fibers in the heat insulating material 1a is sucked to reduce the volume of the heat insulating material 1a. It is made smaller and the whole is compressed.

【0030】この圧縮断熱マット1の使用方法につい
て、本発明に係る断熱工法の一実施形態として、図2を
参照しつつ説明する。
A method of using the compression insulating mat 1 will be described as an embodiment of a heat insulating method according to the present invention with reference to FIG.

【0031】まず同図(a)に示すように、断熱施工を
行うべき空間Aの内部に圧縮断熱マット1を固定する。
このとき、断熱材1aは圧縮断熱マット1の防水性袋体
1bの内部に密封されているため、運搬時や施工時に吸
湿してその品質が劣化することがなく、断熱材1aが作
業員の肌に触れたり空気中に飛散したりして作業員の健
康を害することもない。また、圧縮断熱マット1は、断
熱材1aを密封した防水性袋体1bの内部を減圧するこ
とにより、本来の断熱材1aの体積よりも小さくコンパ
クト化されたものであるため、運搬が容易で、空間Aが
狭小であったり複雑な形状であってもそこに容易に押し
込むことができる。また圧縮断熱マット1は、必要な容
量の断熱材1aごとにパッケージ化されたものであるた
め、現場で切断する等の手間も不要である。なお、圧縮
断熱マット1の空間Aへの固定位置は特に限定されず、
またその固定手段は、釘、ステープル、接着剤、接着テ
ープ等、適宜選定される。なお、場合によっては、圧縮
断熱マット1を空間Aの内部に固定せず、単に置くだけ
でもよい。
First, as shown in FIG. 1A, a compression heat insulating mat 1 is fixed inside a space A where heat insulation is to be performed.
At this time, since the heat insulating material 1a is sealed inside the waterproof bag 1b of the compression heat insulating mat 1, the quality of the heat insulating material 1a does not deteriorate due to moisture absorption during transportation or construction. It does not harm workers' health by touching the skin or scattering into the air. Further, the compressed heat insulating mat 1 is made compact by reducing the pressure inside the waterproof bag 1b in which the heat insulating material 1a is sealed, so that it is smaller than the original heat insulating material 1a. Even if the space A is narrow or has a complicated shape, it can be easily pushed into it. Moreover, since the compression heat insulation mat 1 is packaged for each heat insulation material 1a having a required capacity, there is no need for trouble such as cutting on site. The position where the compression insulating mat 1 is fixed to the space A is not particularly limited.
The fixing means is appropriately selected from nails, staples, adhesives, adhesive tapes, and the like. In some cases, the compression insulating mat 1 may be simply placed instead of being fixed inside the space A.

【0032】そして、同図(b)に示すように、圧縮断
熱マット1の防水性袋体1bに、適宜の工具2で穴をあ
けると、断熱材1aを構成している繊維と繊維の間に空
気が吹き込まれて断熱材1aが膨張して本来の体積に戻
り、しかもその際に空間Aの内部形状に合わせて断熱材
1aが一次元的か二次元的あるいは三次元的に膨張する
ため、狭小かつ複雑な形状の空間Aの内部に断熱材1a
を簡易に充填施工することができる。なお、断熱材1a
の種類やその圧縮度合、また穴の径や数、部位等によっ
て、防水性袋体1bに穴をあけただけではその内部の断
熱材1aの体積が充分に復帰しないことがあるが、その
場合には適宜の流動体、液体、気体等を防水性袋体1b
の内部に注入することによって強制的に断熱材1aの体
積を復帰させるようにしてもよい。また、防水性袋体1
bに穴をあけて断熱材1aを膨張させた後、その穴を図
示しないテープやシール材等で塞いで防水性袋体1bを
密封するようにすれば、施工後にその穴から湿気が侵入
して断熱材1aが吸湿し、断熱性能が低下してしまうこ
とを確実に防止できる。このとき、穴を塞ぐ前に防水性
袋体1b内に乾燥空気を吹き込むようにすれば、断熱材
1aがその本来の性能を最大限に発揮できる状態を維持
できるようになり、断熱性能をより向上させることがで
きる。
Then, as shown in FIG. 3B, when a hole is made in the waterproof bag 1b of the compression insulating mat 1 with an appropriate tool 2, the fibers constituting the heat insulating material 1a are separated from each other. When the air is blown into the space, the heat insulating material 1a expands and returns to its original volume, and at that time, the heat insulating material 1a expands one-dimensionally, two-dimensionally, or three-dimensionally according to the internal shape of the space A. Insulation material 1a inside space A having a small and complicated shape
Can be easily filled. Insulation material 1a
Depending on the type, the degree of compression, and the diameter, number, and location of the holes, merely piercing the waterproof bag 1b may not sufficiently restore the volume of the heat insulating material 1a inside the bag. A suitable fluid, liquid, gas or the like into the waterproof bag 1b.
The volume of the heat insulating material 1a may be forcibly restored by injecting the heat into the inside of the heat sink. In addition, the waterproof bag 1
b, a hole is made in the heat insulating material 1a, and the hole is closed with a tape or a sealing material (not shown) to seal the waterproof bag 1b. As a result, it is possible to reliably prevent the heat insulating material 1a from absorbing moisture and lowering the heat insulating performance. At this time, if dry air is blown into the waterproof bag 1b before closing the hole, the state where the heat insulating material 1a can exhibit its original performance to the maximum can be maintained. Can be improved.

【0033】このような圧縮断熱マット1ないし断熱工
法は、気密性や断熱性が要求されるあらゆる部位に適用
可能であり、特に建物の壁、天井、床下、屋根等の内部
空間のように、狭小で複雑な形状の空間に用いると有効
である。例えば、図16〜図18を参照しつつ説明した
従来の現場組み工法におけるロックウールマット8’の
代わりにこの圧縮断熱マット1を用いれば、該工法につ
いて指摘した上記問題点の全てを解決できる。
Such a compressed heat insulating mat 1 or a heat insulating method can be applied to any part requiring airtightness and heat insulating property. In particular, as in the internal space of a building wall, ceiling, underfloor, roof, etc. It is effective when used in a space having a small and complicated shape. For example, if this compression heat insulating mat 1 is used instead of the rock wool mat 8 'in the conventional on-site assembly method described with reference to FIGS. 16 to 18, all of the above-mentioned problems pointed out in the method can be solved.

【0034】続いて、圧縮断熱マット1や断熱工法の応
用例について説明する。図3は、本発明に係る外壁パネ
ルの一実施形態を表す斜視図である。同図に示す外壁パ
ネル3は、枠組壁工法の外壁に用いる工場生産パネルで
あり、たて枠4,4,4と上枠5、下枠6とを釘打ち一
体製作した枠体の屋外側に、外壁下張板としての構造用
合板7を釘打ち一体化したものである。たて枠4,4と
上枠5、下枠6で囲まれた外壁パネル3の内部空間に
は、構造用合板7の室内側面に固定された形で圧縮断熱
部材としての圧縮断熱マット1が納められている。
Next, application examples of the compression heat insulating mat 1 and the heat insulating method will be described. FIG. 3 is a perspective view illustrating an embodiment of the outer wall panel according to the present invention. The outer wall panel 3 shown in the figure is a factory-produced panel used for the outer wall of the framing wall construction method, and is an outdoor side of a frame in which the vertical frames 4, 4, 4 and the upper frame 5, the lower frame 6 are integrally nailed. In addition, a structural plywood 7 as an outer wall subboard is nailed and integrated. In the interior space of the outer wall panel 3 surrounded by the vertical frames 4, 4 and the upper frame 5, and the lower frame 6, a compression insulating mat 1 as a compression insulating member fixed to the indoor side surface of the structural plywood 7 is provided. Has been placed.

【0035】圧縮断熱マット1は、既に説明したよう
に、ロックウールやグラスウール等の繊維系の断熱材1
aを、ポリエチレンフィルム等からなる防水性袋体1b
の内部に密封した上で、防水性袋体1bの内部を減圧し
て断熱材1a中の繊維間の空気を吸引することにより、
断熱材1aの体積(特に厚み)を減らしたマットであ
る。このときの圧縮断熱マット1の厚みは、図3(b)
に示すように構造用合板7の室内側面に貼り付けられた
ときに、外壁パネル3の内部空間の屋外側寄りで、たて
枠4、上枠5、下枠6の奥行きの少なくとも半分以下と
なるようなものであることが望ましい。このように圧縮
断熱マット1の厚みが薄ければ、下枠6の上面やたて枠
4の側面の奥行き略中央部に、床根太10や先行する他
の外壁パネル3’のたて枠4’に対して釘11,11,
…を打つためのスペースを確保でき、作業性がよいから
である(図5参照)。また、特に圧縮断熱マット1を幅
方向にも圧縮して、防水性袋体1bに穴をあけたときに
たて枠4,4の間隔いっぱいに膨張するようにしておけ
ば、たて枠4,4の間隔の大小に応じて複数種類の圧縮
断熱マット1を用意する必要がなくなり、断熱施工の手
間及びコストの低減を図ることができる。
As described above, the compression insulating mat 1 is made of a fibrous heat insulating material 1 such as rock wool or glass wool.
a is a waterproof bag 1b made of polyethylene film or the like.
After sealing inside, the inside of the waterproof bag 1b is decompressed to suck air between the fibers in the heat insulating material 1a,
This is a mat in which the volume (particularly thickness) of the heat insulating material 1a is reduced. At this time, the thickness of the compression insulating mat 1 is as shown in FIG.
When attached to the indoor side surface of the structural plywood 7 as shown in FIG. It is desirable that it be. As described above, if the thickness of the compression insulating mat 1 is thin, the floor joist 10 and the vertical frame 4 of another preceding outer wall panel 3 ′ are provided on the upper surface of the lower frame 6 and the approximate center of the depth of the side surface of the vertical frame 4. Against nails 11,11,
This is because a space for hitting... Can be secured and workability is good (see FIG. 5). In particular, if the compression insulating mat 1 is compressed in the width direction so that the waterproof bag 1b expands to fill the space between the vertical frames 4 when the holes are made in the waterproof bag 1b, the vertical frame 4 can be expanded. There is no need to prepare a plurality of types of compression insulation mats 1 in accordance with the size of the intervals between the first and second sections, and the time and cost for the insulation can be reduced.

【0036】圧縮断熱マット1は、防水性袋体1bに工
具2の先端等で穴をあければ、その内部の断熱材1aの
繊維間に空気が吹き込まれ、断熱材1aが膨張するた
め、本来の断熱材1aの体積(厚み)に戻るようになっ
ている。なお、既に述べたように、断熱材1aの種類や
その圧縮度合、また穴の径や数、部位等によって、防水
性袋体1bに穴をあけただけではその内部の断熱材1a
の体積が充分に復帰しないことがあるが、その場合には
適宜の流動体、液体、気体等を防水性袋体1bの内部に
注入し、強制的に断熱材1aの体積を復帰させるように
してもよい。
If a hole is formed in the waterproof bag 1b with the tip of the tool 2 or the like, air is blown between the fibers of the heat insulating material 1a inside the mat 1 so that the heat insulating material 1a expands. To the volume (thickness) of the heat insulating material 1a. As described above, depending on the type and the degree of compression of the heat insulating material 1a, the diameter, the number, and the location of the holes, the heat insulating material 1a inside the waterproof bag 1b is merely formed by making a hole.
In some cases, an appropriate fluid, liquid, gas or the like is injected into the waterproof bag 1b to forcibly restore the volume of the heat insulating material 1a. You may.

【0037】次に、このような外壁パネル3の使用方法
について、本発明に係る外壁パネル工法の一実施形態と
して、図4〜図8を参照しつつ説明する。
Next, a method of using such an outer wall panel 3 will be described with reference to FIGS. 4 to 8 as an embodiment of an outer wall panel method according to the present invention.

【0038】まず、工場で組み立てられ現場に搬入され
た外壁パネル3をクレーン等で設置階に吊り込み、図4
に示すように先行躯体としての床根太10上に載置す
る。この間、外壁パネル3に組み込まれた断熱材1aは
防水性袋体1b内部に密封されているため、雨に濡れて
吸湿することがない。
First, the outer wall panel 3 assembled at the factory and carried to the site is hung by a crane or the like on the installation floor.
As shown in (1), it is placed on the floor joist 10 as the preceding frame. During this time, since the heat insulating material 1a incorporated in the outer wall panel 3 is sealed inside the waterproof bag 1b, it does not get wet due to rain and absorb moisture.

【0039】次に、図5に示すように、外壁パネル3の
下枠6の上方から床根太10に対して釘11,11,…
を打ち込むことにより、外壁パネル3を床根太10に対
して接合する。このとき、圧縮断熱マット1が、外壁パ
ネル3の内部空間の屋外側寄りに配置された薄いもので
あるため、釘打作業の邪魔にならず作業性がよい。ま
た、先行して建て込まれた隣り合う外壁パネル3’があ
る場合には、外壁パネル3のたて枠4の側方から外壁パ
ネル3’のたて枠4’に対して釘11,11,…を打ち
込むことにより、外壁パネル3,3’を相互に接合す
る。このときも、圧縮断熱マット1が釘打作業の邪魔に
ならず作業性がよい。なお、依然として断熱材1aは防
水性袋体1b内に密封されているため、雨に濡れて吸湿
することがない。
Next, as shown in FIG. 5, nails 11, 11,... Are attached to the floor joist 10 from above the lower frame 6 of the outer wall panel 3.
To join the outer wall panel 3 to the floor joist 10. At this time, since the compression insulating mat 1 is a thin one disposed closer to the outdoor side in the internal space of the outer wall panel 3, the workability is good without hindering the nailing work. When there is an adjacent outer wall panel 3 'built in advance, the nails 11, 11 are attached to the vertical frame 4' of the outer wall panel 3 'from the side of the vertical frame 4 of the outer wall panel 3. , ..., the outer wall panels 3, 3 'are joined to each other. Also at this time, the compression insulating mat 1 does not hinder the nailing work, and the workability is good. Since the heat insulating material 1a is still sealed in the waterproof bag 1b, the heat insulating material 1a does not get wet due to rain and absorb moisture.

【0040】このようにして、必要な外壁パネル3,
3’,…を全て床根太10に対して接合し、隣り合う外
壁パネル3,3’,…相互の接合作業も完了したら、外
壁パネル3,3’,…の内部に配管を通したりコンセン
トプレートを設置する等の必要な作業を行う。そして、
このような場合にも、圧縮断熱マット1は薄いため、作
業の邪魔になることがない。断熱材1aが防水性袋体1
b内に封入されていて、雨に濡れて吸湿することがない
点も前記と同様である。
In this manner, necessary outer wall panels 3,
When all the 3 ′,... Are joined to the floor joist 10 and the joint work of the adjacent outer wall panels 3, 3 ′,... Is completed, pipes are passed through the inside of the outer wall panels 3, 3 ′,. Perform necessary work such as installing And
Even in such a case, since the compression insulating mat 1 is thin, it does not hinder the work. Insulation material 1a is waterproof bag 1
It is the same as the above in that it is sealed in b and does not absorb moisture due to rain.

【0041】さらにまた、外壁パネル3,3’,…が設
計図書どおりに床根太10あるいは隣りの外壁パネルに
接合されているかどうかの検査や、外壁パネル3,
3’,…の内部の所定位置に必要な配管が通っているか
等の確認を行う。この場合にも、圧縮断熱マット1は薄
く、釘11,11,…や配管類等を覆い隠していないた
め、作業の邪魔になることがない。断熱材1aが防水性
袋体1b内に密封されていて、雨に濡れて吸湿すること
がない点も前記と同様である。
Further, it is checked whether or not the outer wall panels 3, 3 ',... Are joined to the floor joist 10 or the adjacent outer wall panel according to the design document.
It is checked whether necessary pipes pass through predetermined positions inside 3 ',.... Also in this case, since the compression insulation mat 1 is thin and does not cover the nails 11, 11,... It is the same as above in that the heat insulating material 1a is sealed in the waterproof bag 1b and does not absorb moisture due to rain.

【0042】このようにして、外壁パネル3,3’,…
に内装板としての石膏ボード12を取り付ける準備が完
了したら、図6に示すように、圧縮断熱マット1の防水
性袋体1bに工具2の先端で適宜の穴をあける。する
と、この穴から防水性袋体1bの内部の断熱材1aの繊
維と繊維の間に空気が引き込まれて、図7に示すよう
に、減圧圧縮されていた圧縮断熱マット1が本来の厚
み、すなわちたて枠4の厚みと略同等になるまで膨張し
て外壁パネル3,3’,…の内部空間いっぱいに充填さ
れる。また、図示しない配管類等が外壁パネル3,
3’,…の内部空間に配置されている場合には、そのよ
うな配管類を包み込むような形で圧縮断熱マット1が外
壁パネル3,3’,…の内部空間いっぱいに充填され
る。
In this way, the outer wall panels 3, 3 ',.
When the preparation for attaching the gypsum board 12 as the interior board is completed, an appropriate hole is made in the waterproof bag 1b of the compression insulating mat 1 with the tip of the tool 2 as shown in FIG. Then, air is drawn into the space between the fibers of the heat insulating material 1a inside the waterproof bag 1b from the holes, and as shown in FIG. That is, it expands until the thickness of the vertical frame 4 becomes substantially equal to the thickness of the vertical frame 4 and fills the entire inner space of the outer wall panels 3, 3 ',. In addition, piping and the like (not shown)
When arranged in the internal space of 3 ′,..., The compression insulating mat 1 fills the entire internal space of the outer wall panels 3, 3 ′,.

【0043】そして、防水性袋体1bにあけた穴から、
今度は乾燥空気を吹き込む。すると、防水性袋体1bの
内部の断熱材1aの繊維間に乾燥空気が行き渡り、断熱
材1aが有する断熱性能が最大限に発揮される状態とな
る。さらにこの状態で、適宜のテープ、シール材等で穴
を塞いで防水性袋体1bを密封してしまえば、穴から防
水性袋体1bの内部に湿気が侵入して断熱材1aが吸湿
することを防止でき、断熱材1aの断熱性能を最大限に
引き出した高品質の断熱施工を行うことができる。
Then, from the hole made in the waterproof bag 1b,
Now blow dry air. Then, the dry air spreads between the fibers of the heat insulating material 1a inside the waterproof bag 1b, and the heat insulating performance of the heat insulating material 1a is maximized. Further, in this state, if the waterproof bag 1b is sealed by closing the hole with an appropriate tape, sealing material, or the like, moisture enters the inside of the waterproof bag 1b from the hole, and the heat insulating material 1a absorbs moisture. It is possible to perform high-quality heat insulation construction that maximizes the heat insulation performance of the heat insulating material 1a.

【0044】最後に、図8に示すように、たて枠4、上
枠5、下枠6の室内側面に内装板としての石膏ボード1
2を釘11,11,…で打ち付ければよい。このように
して、石膏ボード12を外壁パネル3に取り付ける直前
に、減圧圧縮してあった圧縮断熱マット1を膨張させれ
ば、外壁パネル3の運搬時や建込時に圧縮断熱マット1
が邪魔になることがなく、しかも外壁パネル3の内部空
間に断熱材が充填された本来の状態に容易に戻すことが
できる。
Finally, as shown in FIG. 8, the gypsum board 1 as an interior board is provided on the indoor side surfaces of the vertical frame 4, the upper frame 5, and the lower frame 6.
2 may be nailed with nails 11, 11,. In this manner, if the compressed and heat-insulated mat 1 that has been decompressed and compressed is expanded just before the gypsum board 12 is attached to the outer wall panel 3, the compressed and heat-insulated mat 1 is transported or built when the outer wall panel 3 is transported.
Can be easily returned to the original state in which the inner space of the outer wall panel 3 is filled with the heat insulating material.

【0045】なお、本発明は上記実施形態に限定される
ものではなく、発明の趣旨に鑑みて様々な変更実施が可
能である。例えば、図9に示した外壁パネル3Bの内部
空間に組み込まれた圧縮断熱マット1’は、防水性袋体
1bが複数の気室に分割形成されたものであり、各気室
にそれぞれ断熱材1aが封入されて減圧圧縮されてい
る。ここで、各気室を、相互に内部連通した形態として
もよい。
The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications can be made in view of the gist of the invention. For example, the compression insulating mat 1 ′ incorporated in the inner space of the outer wall panel 3B shown in FIG. 9 has a waterproof bag 1b divided into a plurality of air chambers. 1a is enclosed and compressed under reduced pressure. Here, the air chambers may be in a form in which they communicate with each other.

【0046】また、図10(a),(b)に示した外壁
パネル3Cは、外壁パネル3のように構造用合板7の室
内側面に固定された形で圧縮断熱マット1が納められて
いるのではなく、構造用合板7の室内側面に小片のパッ
キン13,13,…を点在して取り付け、パッキン1
3,13,…に圧縮断熱マット1を固定したものであ
る。パッキン13の材質としては、ゴム系やスチロール
系、木系等が挙げられるが、これに限定されるものでは
ない。この外壁パネル3Cでは、圧縮断熱マット1と外
壁下張板7との間に隙間が確保されているため、圧縮断
熱マット1を膨張させて石膏ボード12を取り付けるま
での期間中に、圧縮断熱マット1と外壁下張板7との間
に毛細管現象等によって水分が滞留して壁体内結露の原
因となることを防止できる。この隙間は、防水性袋体1
bに穴をあけて圧縮断熱マット1を膨張させれば同図
(c)に示すように塞がれることとなる。パッキン13
の配置形態としては、他に同図(d)に示すように長物
のパッキン13,13,…を所定間隔で並設するもので
あってもよく、その他のパターンでもよい。なお、既に
述べた施工性の観点からは、パッキン13を極力薄くし
て、下枠6の上面やたて枠4の側面の奥行き略中央部
に、床根太10や先行する他の外壁パネル3’のたて枠
4’に対して釘11,11,…を打つためのスペースを
確保するようにしておくことが望ましい。
The outer wall panel 3C shown in FIGS. 10 (a) and 10 (b) contains the compressed heat insulating mat 1 in a form fixed to the indoor side surface of the structural plywood 7 like the outer wall panel 3. , Small pieces of packings 13, 13,... Are attached to the indoor side surface of the structural plywood
The compression insulating mat 1 is fixed to 3, 13,. Examples of the material of the packing 13 include, but are not limited to, rubber, styrene, and wood. In the outer wall panel 3C, since a gap is secured between the compression insulation mat 1 and the outer wall lower cladding 7, the compression insulation mat is expanded until the gypsum board 12 is attached by expanding the compression insulation mat 1. It is possible to prevent the water from staying between the inner wall 1 and the outer wall lower cladding 7 due to a capillary phenomenon or the like, thereby causing dew condensation in the wall. This gap is the waterproof bag 1
If a hole is made in b, and the compression insulating mat 1 is expanded, it will be closed as shown in FIG. Packing 13
May be arranged such that long packings 13, 13,... Are arranged side by side at predetermined intervals as shown in FIG. In addition, from the viewpoint of the workability described above, the packing 13 is made as thin as possible, and the floor joist 10 and the other preceding outer wall panel 3 are placed on the upper surface of the lower frame 6 or the substantially central portion of the side surface of the vertical frame 4 in the depth. It is desirable to secure a space for hitting the nails 11, 11,... With respect to the 'vertical frame 4'.

【0047】また、図11(a)に示した外壁パネル3
Dは、その内部空間に納められた圧縮断熱マット1が耳
部1cを有している点で外壁パネル3Cと異なる。この
外壁パネル3Cの圧縮断熱マット1の防水性袋体1bに
穴をあけると、断熱材1aが三次元的に膨張して、同図
(b)に示すように耳部1cがちょうどたて枠4の室内
側面に当接する形となる。したがって、このまま耳部1
cをたて枠4の室内側面にステープル等で固定すること
ができ、施工性がよい。
The outer wall panel 3 shown in FIG.
D differs from the outer wall panel 3C in that the compression insulating mat 1 accommodated in the internal space has the ear 1c. When a hole is made in the waterproof bag 1b of the compression insulating mat 1 of the outer wall panel 3C, the heat insulating material 1a expands three-dimensionally, and the ear 1c is just vertically framed as shown in FIG. 4 comes into contact with the indoor side surface. Therefore, the ear 1
c can be fixed to the indoor side surface of the frame 4 with staples or the like, and the workability is good.

【0048】その他、上記の諸実施形態において、たて
枠4、上枠5、下枠6からなる枠体や、外壁下張板、内
装板等の形状、材質、寸法等を適宜自由に定めるこがで
きることが言うまでもない。
In addition, in the above embodiments, the shape, material, dimensions, etc. of the frame composed of the vertical frame 4, the upper frame 5, and the lower frame 6, the outer wall lowering board, the interior board, and the like are determined as appropriate. It goes without saying that this can be done.

【0049】[0049]

【発明の効果】以上のように、本発明に係る圧縮断熱部
材や断熱工法によれば、運搬時や施工時に断熱材が吸湿
してその品質が劣化することがなく、断熱材が作業員の
肌に触れたり空気中に飛散したりして作業員の健康を害
することもない。また、圧縮断熱部材は運搬が容易で、
現場で切断する等の手間も不要である等、作業性がよ
い。さらに、圧縮断熱部材を複雑な形状の空間内部や狭
小な空間内部に容易に押し込んで、容易に本来の体積に
復帰させることができるため、断熱施工の品質性や作業
性が向上する。
As described above, according to the compression heat insulating member and the heat insulating method according to the present invention, the quality of the heat insulating material does not deteriorate due to moisture absorption during transportation or construction. It does not harm workers' health by touching the skin or scattering into the air. In addition, the compression insulation member is easy to transport,
Workability is good, such as no need for labor such as cutting on site. Furthermore, since the compression insulation member can be easily pushed into the inside of a space having a complicated shape or the inside of a narrow space, and can be easily returned to the original volume, the quality and workability of the insulation work can be improved.

【0050】また、本発明に係る外壁パネルや外壁パネ
ル工法によれば、外壁パネルの内部に組み込まれた断熱
材が、外壁パネルの運搬時や施工時に雨に濡れて吸湿す
ることがないため、建物竣工後の壁内結露によるカビの
発生等の品質上の問題が生じない。また、外壁パネルを
床根太等に接合したり、外壁パネル内部に配管等を設置
する作業や、その検査・確認の際に断熱材が邪魔になる
ことがないため、作業性がよい。それでいながら、必要
なときには、断熱材が枠体の内部空間に充填された本来
の形態の外壁パネルに容易に戻すことができる。
Further, according to the outer wall panel and the outer wall panel method according to the present invention, the heat insulating material incorporated in the outer wall panel does not get wet and absorb moisture when transporting or constructing the outer wall panel. No quality problems such as mold generation due to dew condensation inside the wall after the completion of the building. In addition, the workability is good because the heat insulating material does not hinder the work of joining the outer wall panel to the floor joist or the like, or installing piping or the like inside the outer wall panel, or the inspection and confirmation thereof. Nevertheless, when necessary, the heat insulating material can be easily returned to the original form of the outer wall panel in which the inner space of the frame is filled.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of the drawings]

【図1】(a)は本発明に係る圧縮断熱部材の一実施形
態を表す斜視図であり、(b)はそのX−X断面図であ
る。
FIG. 1A is a perspective view illustrating an embodiment of a compression heat insulating member according to the present invention, and FIG. 1B is a cross-sectional view taken along line XX.

【図2】本発明に係る断熱工法の一実施形態を説明する
ための断面図である。
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view illustrating an embodiment of a heat insulation method according to the present invention.

【図3】(a)は本発明に係る外壁パネルの一実施形態
を表す斜視図であり、(b)はそのX−X断面図であ
る。
FIG. 3A is a perspective view illustrating an embodiment of an outer wall panel according to the present invention, and FIG. 3B is a cross-sectional view taken along line XX of FIG.

【図4】本発明に係る外壁パネル工法の一実施形態の最
初の工程を表す図であって、(a)は内観斜視図、
(b)はそのX−X断面図、(c)は同Y−Y断面図で
ある。
4A and 4B are diagrams illustrating a first step of an embodiment of an outer wall panel method according to the present invention, wherein FIG.
(B) is the XX sectional view, and (c) is the YY sectional view.

【図5】図4に続く工程を表す図であって、(a)は内
観斜視図、(b)はそのX−X断面図、(c)は同Y−
Y断面図である。
5A and 5B are views showing a step following FIG. 4, wherein FIG. 5A is an internal perspective view, FIG. 5B is a sectional view taken along line XX, and FIG.
It is a Y sectional view.

【図6】図5に示した工程の後、圧縮断熱マットの防水
性袋体に穴をあける様子を表す内観斜視図である。
6 is an inside perspective view showing a state in which holes are made in the waterproof bag of the compression insulating mat after the step shown in FIG. 5;

【図7】図6に続く工程を表す図であって、(a)は内
観斜視図、(b)はそのX−X断面図、(c)は同Y−
Y断面図である。
7A and 7B are views showing a step following FIG. 6, wherein FIG. 7A is an internal perspective view, FIG. 7B is an XX cross-sectional view thereof, and FIG.
It is a Y sectional view.

【図8】図7に続く工程を表す図であって、(a)は内
観斜視図、(b)はそのX−X断面図、(c)は同Y−
Y断面図である。
8A and 8B are views showing a step following FIG. 7, wherein FIG. 8A is a perspective view of the inside, FIG. 8B is a sectional view taken along line XX, and FIG.
It is a Y sectional view.

【図9】(a)は本発明に係る外壁パネルの他の実施形
態を表す斜視図であり、(b)はそのX−X断面図であ
る。
9A is a perspective view illustrating another embodiment of the outer wall panel according to the present invention, and FIG. 9B is a cross-sectional view taken along line XX of FIG.

【図10】(a)は本発明に係る外壁パネルの他の実施
形態を表す縦断面図、(b)は同外壁パネルの内部正面
図、(c)は同外壁パネルの施工後の状態を表す縦断面
図であり、(d)はパッキン配置の別パターンを表す外
壁パネルの内部正面図である。
10A is a longitudinal sectional view showing another embodiment of the outer wall panel according to the present invention, FIG. 10B is an internal front view of the outer wall panel, and FIG. 10C is a state after the outer wall panel is constructed. It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view showing, and (d) is an internal front view of the outer wall panel showing another pattern of packing arrangement.

【図11】本発明に係る外壁パネルの他の実施形態を表
す横断面図である。
FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view illustrating another embodiment of the outer wall panel according to the present invention.

【図12】(a)は従来の外壁パネルを表す斜視図であ
り、(b)はそのX−X断面図である。
FIG. 12A is a perspective view showing a conventional outer wall panel, and FIG. 12B is a sectional view taken along line XX.

【図13】従来の外壁パネル工法の最初の工程を表す図
であって、(a)は内観斜視図、(b)はそのX−X断
面図、(c)は同Y−Y断面図である。
13A and 13B are views showing the first step of the conventional outer wall panel method, in which FIG. 13A is an internal perspective view, FIG. 13B is a sectional view taken along line XX, and FIG. 13C is a sectional view taken along line YY. is there.

【図14】図13に続く工程を表す図であって、(a)
は内観斜視図、(b)はそのX−X断面図、(c)は同
Y−Y断面図である。
FIG. 14 is a view illustrating a step following FIG. 13;
Is a perspective view of the inside, (b) is an XX sectional view thereof, and (c) is a YY sectional view thereof.

【図15】図14に続く工程を表す図であって、(a)
は内観斜視図、(b)はそのX−X断面図、(c)は同
Y−Y断面図である。
FIG. 15 is a view showing a step following FIG. 14;
Is a perspective view of the inside, (b) is an XX sectional view thereof, and (c) is a YY sectional view thereof.

【図16】従来の現場組み工法の最初の工程を表す図で
あって、(a)は内観斜視図、(b)はそのX−X断面
図、(c)は同Y−Y断面図である。
16A and 16B are views showing the first step of the conventional on-site assembly method, wherein FIG. 16A is an internal perspective view, FIG. 16B is a sectional view taken along line XX, and FIG. 16C is a sectional view taken along line YY. is there.

【図17】図16に続く工程を表す図であって、(a)
は内観斜視図、(b)はそのX−X断面図、(c)は同
Y−Y断面図である。
FIG. 17 is a view illustrating a step following FIG. 16;
Is a perspective view of the inside, (b) is an XX sectional view thereof, and (c) is a YY sectional view thereof.

【図18】図17に続く工程を表す図であって、(a)
は内観斜視図、(b)はそのX−X断面図、(c)は同
Y−Y断面図である。
FIG. 18 is a view illustrating a step following FIG. 17;
Is a perspective view of the inside, (b) is an XX sectional view thereof, and (c) is a YY sectional view thereof.

【符号の説明】 1 … 圧縮断熱マット(圧縮断熱部材) 2 … 工具 3 … 外壁パネル 4 … たて枠 5 … 上枠 6 … 下枠 7 … 構造用合板(外壁下張板) 8 … ロックウールマット(断熱材) 8a … 耳部 9 … ステープル 10 … 床根太 11 … 釘 12 … 石膏ボード(内装板) 13 … パッキン[Description of Signs] 1… Compressed heat insulating mat (compressed heat insulating member) 2… Tool 3… Outer wall panel 4… Vertical frame 5… Upper frame 6… Lower frame 7… Structural plywood (outer wall lower cladding) 8… rock wool Mat (insulation material) 8a ... ear 9 ... staple 10 ... floor joist 11 ... nail 12 ... gypsum board (interior board) 13 ... packing

Claims (9)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 防水性袋体の内部に断熱材を密封し、前
記防水性袋体の内部を減圧して前記断熱材を圧縮してな
ることを特徴とする圧縮断熱部材。
1. A compressed heat insulating member, wherein a heat insulating material is sealed inside a waterproof bag, and the inside of the waterproof bag is decompressed to compress the heat insulating material.
【請求項2】 所定空間内に請求項1に記載の圧縮断熱
部材を配置した後、この圧縮断熱部材の防水性袋体に穴
をあけて前記断熱材を膨張させることにより、該空間内
に前記断熱材を充填することを特徴とする断熱工法。
2. After arranging the compression insulating member according to claim 1 in a predetermined space, a hole is made in a waterproof bag of the compression insulation member to expand the heat insulating material, so that the heat insulating material is expanded. A heat insulating method characterized by filling the heat insulating material.
【請求項3】 前記防水性袋体に穴をあけて前記断熱材
を膨張させた後、前記穴を塞ぐことを特徴とする請求項
2に記載の断熱工法。
3. The heat insulation method according to claim 2, wherein a hole is formed in the waterproof bag, the heat insulating material is expanded, and then the hole is closed.
【請求項4】 前記防水性袋体に穴をあけた後、該穴を
塞ぐ前に、該穴から乾燥空気を注入することを特徴とす
る請求項3に記載の断熱工法。
4. The heat insulation method according to claim 3, wherein after the hole is formed in the waterproof bag, before the hole is closed, dry air is injected from the hole.
【請求項5】 枠体の屋外側に外壁下張板を取り付ける
とともに、前記枠体の内部空間の屋外側寄りに請求項1
に記載の圧縮断熱部材を配してなることを特徴とする外
壁パネル。
5. The frame according to claim 1, further comprising: an outer wall lowering plate attached to the outdoor side of the frame body, and an inner space of the frame body located closer to the outdoor side.
An outer wall panel comprising the compression heat insulating member according to any one of claims 1 to 3.
【請求項6】 枠体の屋外側に外壁下張板を取り付ける
とともに、この外壁下張板の室内側面との間に隙間をあ
けて請求項1に記載の圧縮断熱部材を配してなることを
特徴とする外壁パネル。
6. An outer wall lower cladding is attached to the outdoor side of the frame body, and the compression insulating member according to claim 1 is arranged with a gap between the outer wall lower cladding and the indoor side surface. Exterior wall panels.
【請求項7】 請求項5又は請求項6に記載の外壁パネ
ルを先行躯体に接合した後、前記圧縮断熱部材の防水性
袋体に穴をあけて前記断熱材を膨張させ、さらに前記枠
体の室内側に内装板を取り付けることを特徴とする外壁
パネル工法。
7. After joining the outer wall panel according to claim 5 or 6 to a preceding body, a hole is made in a waterproof bag of the compression heat insulating member to expand the heat insulating material, and further the frame is formed. An exterior wall panel method characterized by attaching an interior panel to the interior side of a building.
【請求項8】 前記防水性袋体に穴をあけて前記断熱材
を膨張させた後、前記穴を塞ぐことを特徴とする請求項
7に記載の外壁パネル工法。
8. The outer wall panel construction method according to claim 7, wherein a hole is formed in the waterproof bag, the heat insulating material is expanded, and then the hole is closed.
【請求項9】 前記防水性袋体に穴をあけた後、該穴を
塞ぐ前に、該穴から乾燥空気を注入することを特徴とす
る請求項8に記載の外壁パネル工法。
9. The outer wall panel method according to claim 8, wherein after the hole is formed in the waterproof bag body, before the hole is closed, dry air is injected from the hole.
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