JP2005085730A - Lighting method and lighting device of sunlight - Google Patents

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JP2005085730A
JP2005085730A JP2003319962A JP2003319962A JP2005085730A JP 2005085730 A JP2005085730 A JP 2005085730A JP 2003319962 A JP2003319962 A JP 2003319962A JP 2003319962 A JP2003319962 A JP 2003319962A JP 2005085730 A JP2005085730 A JP 2005085730A
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長伯 湯本
Juichi Ishida
壽一 石田
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尚行 大井
Takaoki Maeyama
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a lighting method and a lighting device wherein lighting amount in a place where direct rays of the sun do not reach directly is increased and the place can be made brighter. <P>SOLUTION: This device is provided with a plate shape structural body which is arranged on the upper part of the structural body 11 like an eave and which has a function to supply a direct sunlight 12 while making it diffusing and transmitting, and a support body 14 to support this membrane structural body 13. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

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本発明は、特に建物の北側等のように光が届きにくい場所に太陽光を採光するための太陽光の採光方法及び採光装置に関する。   The present invention relates to a daylighting method and a daylighting apparatus for daylighting a place where light is difficult to reach, such as the north side of a building.

従来、住宅をはじめとする建築物は南側を主な採光面として設置する傾向にある。これは、南側から供給される豊富な太陽光を十分に利用するためである。その一方で、北側は、図1に示すように、建物1によって直接光2が遮られるので、建物1の北側部分は日陰3となり、暗く陰うつなものであった。   Conventionally, buildings such as houses tend to be installed with the south side as the main lighting surface. This is to fully utilize the abundant sunlight supplied from the south. On the other hand, on the north side, as shown in FIG. 1, the light 2 is directly blocked by the building 1, so that the north side portion of the building 1 is shaded 3, which is dark and shaded.

しかし、都市部の高密度環境等では、立地条件や建物の構造によっては北側を主採光面とすることが避けられないことも多い。この場合、室内は直接光が到達せず、昼間は天空光の採光に限られ、人工照明の利用が不可欠であった。また、建物の北側に位置するエリアについても、建物の陰となっているため、光環境が良好とはいい難いものであり、スペースとして利用する場合は駐車場等に用途が限られていた。   However, in high-density environments in urban areas, it is often inevitable that the north side is the main lighting surface depending on the location conditions and the structure of the building. In this case, direct light did not reach the room, and daylight was limited to daylight, and the use of artificial lighting was indispensable. Also, the area located on the north side of the building is also behind the building, so it is difficult to say that the light environment is good, and its use is limited to a parking lot or the like when used as a space.

そこで、室内の光環境を改善するために、トップライト、トップサイドライト、出窓、窓の形や位置などを検討し昼光が室内へと導入できるような工夫がなされている。   Therefore, in order to improve the indoor lighting environment, top lights, top side lights, bay windows, the shape and position of windows, etc. have been studied and devised so that daylight can be introduced into the room.

従来、太陽光を室内に導く太陽光採光装置としては、例えば特許文献1が知られている。特許文献1は、集光用のレンズと、円錐ロッドレンズと、光ファイバーとを集光部に配置して、レンズから光ファイバーに至る光経路が密室空間内に設けられているとともにレンズと円錐ロッドレンズ間の距離を調整する調整機構を備えたことを特徴とするものである。   Conventionally, for example, Patent Document 1 is known as a sunlight lighting device that guides sunlight into a room. Patent Document 1 discloses that a condensing lens, a conical rod lens, and an optical fiber are arranged in a condensing unit, and an optical path from the lens to the optical fiber is provided in a closed room space, and the lens and the conical rod lens. An adjustment mechanism for adjusting the distance between them is provided.

また、上記した太陽光採光装置とは異なるが、従来、蛍光灯や白熱灯を光源とする照明器具のランプイメージを見えなくする、あるいは光源の眩しさを減少させる等の目的で、光透過率と光拡散率が大きく且つ透けの少ない耐熱性光拡散シートが提案されている(特許文献2)。特許文献2は、厚さ2〜500μmのフッ素樹脂シートと太さ2〜10μmで100〜900g/mの目付きを有するガラス繊維シートをフッ素樹脂の融点以上の温度で加圧成形したガラス繊維強化フッ素樹脂複合材からなり、前記フッ素樹脂を適宜な工程で処理した照明器具用乳白色、耐熱性光拡散シートに関する。
特開2001−307522号公報(段落[0014]〜[0019]及び図1参照)。 特開2002−221609号公報(特許請求の範囲、段落[0024]〜[0027]等参照)。
Although different from the above-mentioned solar lighting device, conventionally, the light transmittance is used for the purpose of making the lamp image of a lighting fixture using a fluorescent lamp or an incandescent lamp as a light source invisible or reducing glare of the light source. A heat-resistant light diffusing sheet having a large light diffusivity and a low transparency has been proposed (Patent Document 2). Patent Document 2 discloses a glass fiber reinforced product obtained by press molding a glass fiber sheet having a thickness of 2 to 500 μm and a glass fiber sheet having a weight of 2 to 10 μm and a weight of 100 to 900 g / m 2 at a temperature equal to or higher than the melting point of the fluororesin. The present invention relates to a milky white, heat-resistant light diffusing sheet for lighting fixtures, which is made of a fluororesin composite material and processed with the fluororesin through an appropriate process.
JP 2001-307522 A (see paragraphs [0014] to [0019] and FIG. 1). JP 2002-221609 A (see claims, paragraphs [0024] to [0027], etc.).

しかしながら、窓の形や建物の配置を工夫した場合でも、これらは建物北側に降り注ぐ天空光の利用を促進するものであり、北面の窓からの採光量は南面と比較すると少なく、北側エリアや室内北側は暗い感じとなっていた。   However, even if the shape of the window and the layout of the building are devised, these promote the use of skylight that falls on the north side of the building, and the amount of light collected from the north side window is less than that on the south side. The north side was dark.

本発明は上記事情を考慮してなされたもので、太陽光からの直射日光が直接届かない場所に、前記直射日光を少なくとも拡散透過させた拡散透過光を供給することにより、太陽からの直射日光が直接届かない場所の採光量を増やして明るくできる太陽光の採光方法を提供することを目的とする。   The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and by supplying diffuse transmitted light that has diffused and transmitted at least the direct sunlight to a place where direct sunlight from sunlight does not reach directly, direct sunlight from the sun is provided. The purpose is to provide a daylighting method that can brighten by increasing the amount of light in a place where the light does not reach directly.

また、本発明は、前記採光方法で使用される装置であり、構造物の上部でかつ太陽光からの直射日光が直接届かない側に庇状に配置され、前記直射日光を拡散透過させながら供給する機能を有する板状の構造体及びこの膜構造体を支持する支持体とを具備した構成にすることにより、上記と同様に採光量を増やして部屋を明るくできる太陽光の採光装置を提供することを目的とする。   Further, the present invention is an apparatus used in the above-described daylighting method, and is arranged in a bowl shape on the side of the structure where the direct sunlight from sunlight does not reach directly, and is supplied while diffusing and transmitting the direct sunlight By providing a plate-like structure having a function to support and a support that supports the membrane structure, a sunlight lighting device that can brighten a room by increasing the amount of light extraction as described above is provided. For the purpose.

本願第1の発明に係る太陽光の採光方法は、太陽光からの直射日光が直接届きにくい場所に、前記直射日光を少なくとも拡散透過させた拡散透過光を供給することを特徴とする。   The daylighting method according to the first invention of the present application is characterized in that diffused and transmitted light obtained by diffusing and transmitting at least the direct sunlight is supplied to a place where direct sunlight from sunlight is difficult to reach directly.

本願第2の発明に係る太陽光の採光装置は、前記採光方法で使用される装置であり、構造物の上部に庇状に配置され、前記直射日光を拡散透過させながら供給する機能を有する板状の構造体及びこの膜構造体を支持する支持体とを具備することを特徴とする。   The solar light collecting device according to the second invention of the present application is a device used in the daylighting method, and is arranged in a bowl shape on the upper part of the structure, and has a function of supplying the direct sunlight while diffusing and transmitting it. And a support for supporting the membrane structure.

本発明によれば、太陽光からの直射日光が直接届きにくい場所に、前記直射日光を少なくとも拡散透過させた拡散透過光を供給することにより、太陽からの直射日光が直接届かない場所の採光量を増やして明るくできる太陽光の採光方法を提供できる。   According to the present invention, the amount of light collected in a place where the direct sunlight from the sun does not reach directly by supplying the diffuse transmitted light obtained by diffusing and transmitting the direct sunlight to a place where the direct sunlight from the sunlight is difficult to reach directly. It can provide a daylighting method that can increase the brightness and increase the brightness.

また、本発明によれば、構造物の上部でかつ太陽光からの直射日光が直接届きにくい側に庇状に配置され、前記直射日光を拡散透過させながら供給する機能を有する板状の構造体及びこの膜構造体を支持する支持体とを具備した構成にすることにより、上記と同様、採光量を増やして部屋を明るくできる太陽光の採光装置を提供できる。   Further, according to the present invention, the plate-like structure is arranged in a bowl shape on the upper side of the structure and on the side where direct sunlight from sunlight is difficult to reach, and has a function of supplying the direct sunlight while diffusing and transmitting it. In addition, by adopting a configuration including the support for supporting the membrane structure, it is possible to provide a sunlight daylighting device that can brighten the room by increasing the amount of light collection as described above.

以下、本発明について更に詳しく説明する。
本発明において、板状の構造体は、構造物の上部でかつ主として太陽光からの直射日光が直接届きにくい側(北側等)に庇状に配置されるが、これに限らず、南側等に庇状に配置してもよい。また、板状の構造体としては、例えばガラスクロスにフッ素樹脂ディスパージョンを含浸、乾燥、焼成することによってフッ素樹脂を被覆した膜構造体、アクリル板、ポリカーボネート板、塩化ビニル板等の有機材料、ガラス板、ガラスクロス等の無機材料が挙げられる。前記構造体としては、光を拡散する機能を有していれば特に制約はないが、光の透過率が悪いと十分な光が得られない。前記透過率は少なくとも7%以上であることが必要であるが、光の拡散性及び構造体の強度の点から7〜50%とすることが好ましい。
Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail.
In the present invention, the plate-like structure is arranged in a bowl shape on the upper side of the structure and the side where the direct sunlight from sunlight is difficult to reach (such as the north side). You may arrange in a bowl shape. In addition, as the plate-like structure, for example, a film structure in which a glass cloth is impregnated with a fluororesin dispersion, dried and baked to coat the fluororesin, an organic material such as an acrylic plate, a polycarbonate plate, a vinyl chloride plate, Examples thereof include inorganic materials such as glass plates and glass cloths. The structure is not particularly limited as long as it has a function of diffusing light, but sufficient light cannot be obtained if the light transmittance is poor. The transmittance needs to be at least 7% or more, but is preferably 7 to 50% from the viewpoint of light diffusibility and structure strength.

即ち、例えば、ガラスクロスなどの基材に樹脂層を被覆した構造体の場合、膜の透過率は素材特性及び膜厚による素材特性を一定とすれば、全体に膜厚を薄くすることで透過率を上げることになる。しかしながら、膜厚を薄くすると、素材としては透明に近づくことになるが、これにより直線的に透過する光が多くなり拡散光が少なくなる。   That is, for example, in the case of a structure in which a resin layer is coated on a base material such as a glass cloth, the transmittance of the film can be reduced by reducing the film thickness as a whole if the material characteristics and the material characteristics depending on the film thickness are constant. Will increase the rate. However, if the film thickness is reduced, the material becomes more transparent, but this increases the amount of light that is linearly transmitted and reduces the amount of diffused light.

本発明の構造体による採光システムの原理は、特に建物北側に直線的に通過する太陽光を構造体の透過時拡散性によって方向を変え採光を得るということを太陽光利用の第1段階とするものであり、透過率が高くなるとシステムの目的と合致しないことになるので透過率の設定には自ずと上限が考えられる。また、構造体の強度や耐候性といった面でも膜厚の低減には限界があり、現状の技術的条件から見ると、概ね透過率は50%程度が限界と考えられる。   The principle of the daylighting system according to the structure of the present invention is that the first stage of sunlight utilization is to obtain sunlight by changing the direction of sunlight that passes linearly to the north side of the building, depending on the diffusivity during transmission of the structure. However, if the transmittance is high, it does not match the purpose of the system, so there is a natural upper limit in setting the transmittance. In addition, there is a limit to the reduction of the film thickness in terms of the strength and weather resistance of the structure. From the viewpoint of the current technical conditions, the transmittance is generally considered to be about 50%.

本発明において、前記構造体の他、構造物の太陽光からの直射日光が直接届きにくい側に前記構造物に対して向き合って配置され、前記直射日光による拡散透過光を拡散反射させるとともに、上記構造物とは異なる他の構造物,樹木,地面で反射した地物反射光及び天空光を拡散透過させる機能を有した採光板を配置することが好ましい。ここで、「拡散透過光」における「拡散透過」とは、放射源からの放射や光源からの光が、微小な粒子を含む物体内を通過する場合等で、全体的にみたとき屈折の法則に従わないで、放射や光が拡散している状態の透過を意味する。「地物反射光」とは、上記構造物とは異なる他の構造物,樹木,地面で反射した光を意味する。「天空光」とは、太陽からの放射のうち、空気分子、塵埃、雲などによって散乱・反射して、天空から地上に到達する可視光線を意味する。   In the present invention, in addition to the structure, the structure is arranged facing the structure on the side where direct sunlight from the sunlight is difficult to reach, diffusely reflects the diffuse transmitted light by the direct sunlight, and It is preferable to arrange a daylighting plate having a function of diffusing and transmitting other structures different from the structure, trees, feature reflected light reflected by the ground, and sky light. Here, “diffuse transmission” in “diffuse transmission light” means that the radiation from the radiation source or the light from the light source passes through an object containing minute particles, etc. It means transmission in a state where radiation and light are diffused without complying. The “feature reflected light” means light reflected by another structure, tree, or ground different from the above structure. “Sky light” means visible light that is scattered and reflected by air molecules, dust, clouds, etc., and reaches the ground from the sky among the radiation from the sun.

ところで、前記天空光の輝度分布は、太陽の位置と大気の状態に大きく左右されるために、通常は非常に複雑になる。しかし、実用的には、晴天時、曇天時とも天空輝度分布を一様として仮定する。そして、室内の照度は、屋外の昼光照度の変動に従って変化するので、昼光設計を行う場合、室内のある点の照度と、屋外の全天空照度の比率である昼光率を指標するのが普通と言われている。ここで、「昼光率」とは屋外照度に対する室内照度の比率を示し、屋外照度に関わらず一定の数値となる。つまり、屋外が明るくなれば室内も明るくなり、屋外が暗くなれば室内も暗くなる。   By the way, since the brightness distribution of the sky light is greatly influenced by the position of the sun and the state of the atmosphere, it is usually very complicated. However, practically, it is assumed that the sky brightness distribution is uniform both in fine weather and in cloudy weather. And since the illuminance in the room changes according to the fluctuation of the daylight illuminance outdoors, when daylighting design is performed, the daylight rate, which is the ratio of the illuminance at a certain point in the room and the outdoor sky illuminance, is indicated It is said to be normal. Here, the “daylight ratio” indicates the ratio of the indoor illuminance to the outdoor illuminance, and is a constant numerical value regardless of the outdoor illuminance. That is, the indoors become brighter when the outdoors become brighter, and the indoors become darker when the outdoors become darker.

そこで、前記昼光率と設計用全天空照度を目的に応じて使用することにより、昼光設計が行われる。ここで、設計用全天空照度は、特に明るい日(薄曇、曇の多い晴天)時は50,000(lx)であり、快晴の晴天時は100,000(lx)と言われている。昼光率は下記式(1)で定義されている。
昼光率=ある点の照度/その時の全天空照度 (1)
ここで、「ある点の照度」とは、室内の対象とする受照面(室内の中庭などであってもよい)の照度を意味する。「その時の全天空照度」とは、対象とする点を取り囲む天井・壁をはじめ建物やその他の障害物を全て取り去ったときの全天空照度を意味する。なお、「ある点の照度」、「その時の全天空照度」ともに直射日光は含まない。
Therefore, daylight design is performed by using the daylight rate and the design sky illuminance according to the purpose. Here, the total sky illuminance for design is said to be 50,000 (lx) particularly on a bright day (light cloudy, cloudy sunny weather), and 100,000 (lx) on sunny sunny weather. The daylight rate is defined by the following formula (1).
Daylight rate = Illuminance at a certain point / Total sky illumination at that time (1)
Here, the “illuminance at a certain point” means the illuminance of a target receiving surface (may be an indoor courtyard). The “all-sky illuminance at that time” means all-sky illuminance when the building and other obstacles including the ceiling / wall surrounding the target point are removed. It should be noted that “illuminance at a certain point” and “all sky illuminance at that time” do not include direct sunlight.

また、労働安全衛生規則の第4章、第604条には「採光及び照明」に関する規定があり、作業の区分により労働者が常時就業する場所の作業面の照度が規定されている。具体的には、作業場での照度は、作業区分が精密な作業の場合は300(lx)以上、普通の作業の場合は150(lx)以上、粗な作業の場合は70(lx)以上と定められている。   In addition, Chapter 4 and Article 604 of the Occupational Safety and Health Regulations have provisions relating to “lighting and lighting”, and the illuminance on the work surface of the place where workers always work is defined according to the work classification. Specifically, the illuminance at the work place is 300 (lx) or more for a precise work, 150 (lx) or more for a normal work, and 70 (lx) or more for a rough work. It has been established.

本発明において、建造物の各階の外側に、前記膜構造体から拡散透過した光及び採光板からの拡散透過光を各階の室内に採光する反射板を配置することが好ましい。これにより、前記膜構造体から拡散透過した光及び採光板からの拡散透過光が反射板で反射するので、各階の室内に光を一層取り入れることができる。   In this invention, it is preferable to arrange | position the reflecting plate which collects the light diffused and permeate | transmitted from the said film | membrane structure and the diffused transmission light from a lighting board in the room | chamber interior of each floor | floor outside the floor of a building. As a result, the light diffusely transmitted from the film structure and the diffused transmitted light from the daylighting plate are reflected by the reflecting plate, so that more light can be taken into the room of each floor.

(第1の実施の形態)
図2を参照する。この形態は、建造物(構造物)11の上部でかつ主として太陽光からの直射日光12が直接届かない側(例えば北側)に、板状の膜構造体13が庇状に配置され、この膜構造体13を支持体14で支持する場合を示す。ここで、前記膜構造体13は前記直射日光12を拡散透過させて、拡散透過光15を膜構造体13の下側に供給する機能を有する。前記支持体14は、膜構造体13を支持する機能を有すれば、建造物11の屋上に固定された単なる台等でも良く、特に限定されない。
(First embodiment)
Please refer to FIG. In this form, a plate-like film structure 13 is arranged in a bowl shape on the upper side of a building (structure) 11 and on a side (for example, the north side) where direct sunlight 12 from sunlight mainly does not reach directly. The case where the structure 13 is supported by the support 14 is shown. Here, the membrane structure 13 has a function of diffusing and transmitting the direct sunlight 12 and supplying diffused and transmitted light 15 to the lower side of the membrane structure 13. As long as the support 14 has a function of supporting the membrane structure 13, it may be a simple table fixed on the roof of the building 11, and is not particularly limited.

(第2の実施の形態)
図3を参照する。この形態は、建造物11の上部でかつ主として太陽光からの直射日光12が直接届かない側(北側)に板状の膜構造体13が支持体14に支持されて庇状に配置されるとともに、北側に採光板16が配置される場合を示す。ここで、採光板16は、前記建造物11に対して向き合って、図3のように傾斜して配置されていてもよいし、あるいは略垂直に配置されていてもよい。前記採光板16は、直射日光12による拡散透過光15を拡散反射させるとともに、上記建造物11とは異なる他の建造物,樹木,地面で反射した地物反射光(図示せず)及び天空光17を拡散透過させる機能を有している。前記採光板16の材料は、前記膜構造体13と同じ材質でも異なってもよい。なお、図3中の符番19は、膜構造体13からの拡散透過光15が採光板16で反射した拡散反射光を示す。
(Second Embodiment)
Please refer to FIG. In this form, the plate-like film structure 13 is supported by the support 14 on the side (north side) where the direct sunlight 12 mainly from sunlight does not reach directly at the upper part of the building 11 and is arranged in a bowl shape. The case where the lighting board 16 is arrange | positioned to the north side is shown. Here, the daylighting plate 16 may be disposed in an inclined manner as shown in FIG. 3 so as to face the building 11, or may be disposed substantially vertically. The daylighting plate 16 diffusely reflects and diffuses the diffusely transmitted light 15 generated by the direct sunlight 12, and reflects other structures, trees, ground reflected light (not shown) and sky light that are different from the building 11. 17 is diffused and transmitted. The material of the daylighting plate 16 may be the same as or different from that of the film structure 13. Note that reference numeral 19 in FIG. 3 indicates diffusely reflected light obtained by reflecting the diffusely transmitted light 15 from the film structure 13 by the daylighting plate 16.

(第3の実施の形態)
図4を参照する。この形態は、上述した膜構造体13、採光板16の他、建造物11の各階の外側に、前記膜構造体13から拡散透過した拡散透過光15、採光板16からの拡散透過光18及び採光板16で反射した拡散反射光19を各階の室内に採光する反射板20を配置した構成になっている。
(Third embodiment)
Please refer to FIG. In this embodiment, in addition to the membrane structure 13 and the daylighting plate 16 described above, the diffused and transmitted light 15 diffused and transmitted from the film structure 13, the diffused and transmitted light 18 from the daylighting plate 16, and the outside of each floor of the building 11 A reflection plate 20 for collecting diffuse reflection light 19 reflected by the daylighting plate 16 is arranged in the room of each floor.

(第4の実施の形態)
図8を参照する。この形態は、図7に示すようにベランダに目張りされた手すり21が設けられている場合において、図8に示すように、板状の膜構造体13が建造物11の南側でかつ建造物上部と手すり21間に庇状に配置される場合を示す。図7においては、前記手すり21により日陰となる部分22が生じるが、膜構造体13の採用により、直射日光12が膜構造体13を通り抜けて拡散透過光15となり、日陰の部分が解消される。
(Fourth embodiment)
Please refer to FIG. In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 7, when the handrails 21 are provided on the veranda as shown in FIG. 7, the plate-like membrane structure 13 is on the south side of the building 11 and the upper part of the building as shown in FIG. The case where it arrange | positions in a hook shape between the handrails 21 is shown. In FIG. 7, a shaded portion 22 is generated by the handrail 21, but by adopting the membrane structure 13, the direct sunlight 12 passes through the membrane structure 13 to become diffuse transmitted light 15, and the shaded portion is eliminated. .

(実施例)
以下、本発明の各実施例1〜3及び比較例1〜5について説明する。但し、本発明の権利範囲これらによって限定されるものではない。
本実施例では、図5に示すように、実際の建物を模した木箱31を作成するとともに、木箱31の上に光源としての出力500Wのハロゲンライト(商品名:ビデオライト1500(スタンド)、LPL社製)32を配置した例を示す。また、木箱31の北側寄りの屋上には、図3と同じように、膜構造体13と採光板16を配置した。ここで、本実施例に係る膜構造体13及び採光板16の材質としては、いずれもガラスクロスにフッ素樹脂ディスパージョン(型式:FGT800,FGT600,FGT250、中興化成工業(株)製)を含浸、乾燥、焼成することによってフッ素樹脂を被覆した膜構造体を用いた。
(Example)
Hereinafter, Examples 1 to 3 and Comparative Examples 1 to 5 of the present invention will be described. However, the scope of rights of the present invention is not limited by these.
In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 5, a wooden box 31 simulating an actual building is created, and a halogen light (product name: video light 1500 (stand)) having an output of 500 W as a light source is placed on the wooden box 31. , LPL) 32 is shown. Further, on the roof near the north side of the wooden box 31, the membrane structure 13 and the daylighting plate 16 were arranged as in FIG. Here, as materials of the membrane structure 13 and the lighting plate 16 according to the present embodiment, glass cloth is impregnated with a fluororesin dispersion (model: FGT800, FGT600, FGT250, manufactured by Chuko Kasei Co., Ltd.), A membrane structure coated with a fluororesin by drying and firing was used.

また、図5において、木箱31の高さ(H)を917mm、木箱31の上部から膜構造体13の上部までの高さ(H)を150mm、木箱31の上部からハロゲンライト32のトップまでの高さ(H)を700mm、2Fの床から天井までの高さ(H)を150mm、膜構造体13の長さ(L)を445mm、採光板16の長さ(L)を1058mm、採光板16の根元から木箱31の左端までの距離(L)を550mm、木箱31の右端からハロゲンライト32の中央部までの距離(L)を460mmとした。 In FIG. 5, the height (H 1 ) of the wooden box 31 is 917 mm, the height (H 2 ) from the top of the wooden box 31 to the top of the membrane structure 13 is 150 mm, and the halogen light from the top of the wooden box 31 The height (H 3 ) to the top of 32 is 700 mm, the height (H 4 ) from the floor to the ceiling of 2F is 150 mm, the length (L 1 ) of the membrane structure 13 is 445 mm, and the length of the lighting plate 16 (L 2 ) is 1058 mm, the distance (L 3 ) from the base of the lighting plate 16 to the left end of the wooden box 31 is 550 mm, and the distance (L 4 ) from the right end of the wooden box 31 to the center of the halogen light 32 is 460 mm did.

更に、木箱31の各諧での照度は、例えば図6に示すように、照度計測器33を設置することにより計測した。   Furthermore, the illuminance at each wall of the wooden box 31 was measured by installing an illuminance measuring instrument 33 as shown in FIG. 6, for example.

このようにして、木箱31の上部のハロゲンライト32から膜構造体13へ光を照射したところ、木箱の1F〜5Fにおける照度と測定位置との関係を示す関係は図9〜図13に示すようになった。なお、図中の「FGT800/FGT800」(直線(a):実施例1)は膜構造体に使用の膜材と採光板に使用の膜材がともにFGT800であることを示し、「FGT600/FGT600」(直線(b):実施例2),「FGT250/FGT250」(直線(c):実施例3)も同様に解釈する。また、「FGT800/なし」(直線(d):比較例1)は膜構造体に使用の膜材がFGT800であるとともに、採光板を設置しない場合を示し、「FGT600/なし」(直線(e):比較例2),「FGT250/なし」(直線(f):比較例3)も同様に解釈する。更に、「なし/なし」(直線(g):比較例4)は膜構造体と採光板を設置しない場合を示し、「塩ビ/塩ビ」(直線(h):比較例5)は膜構造体と採光板がポリエステルクロスと塩化ビニルより成る膜材構造体の表面にポリふっ化ビニリデン処理したもの(型式:FE−1002T、フェラリー社製)からなる場合を示す。   In this way, when the film structure 13 is irradiated with light from the halogen light 32 at the top of the wooden box 31, the relationship between the illuminance and the measurement position at 1F to 5F of the wooden box is shown in FIGS. Came to show. In the figure, “FGT800 / FGT800” (straight line (a): Example 1) indicates that the film material used for the film structure and the film material used for the lighting plate are both FGT800, and “FGT600 / FGT600”. "(Line (b): Example 2)" and "FGT250 / FGT250" (Line (c): Example 3) are interpreted in the same manner. “FGT800 / None” (straight line (d): Comparative Example 1) indicates that the film material used for the film structure is FGT800 and no lighting plate is installed, and “FGT600 / none” (straight line (e ): Comparative Example 2), “FGT250 / None” (Line (f): Comparative Example 3) are interpreted in the same manner. Further, “None / None” (straight line (g): Comparative Example 4) indicates a case where the membrane structure and the lighting plate are not installed, and “PVC / PVC” (straight line (h): Comparative Example 5) indicates the membrane structure. And the case where a lighting board consists of what made the surface of the membrane material structure which consists of a polyester cloth and a vinyl chloride a polyvinylidene fluoride process (model | form: FE-1002T, the product made from a Ferrari company) is shown.

また、図9〜図13において、測定位置は木箱31の左端を0mmとし右端に向かう(奥行方向)につれて距離が増えるものとしている。   9 to 13, the measurement position assumes that the left end of the wooden box 31 is 0 mm and the distance increases toward the right end (depth direction).

図9〜図13より、次の点が明らかである。
(1)測定位置により若干変動するが、本実施例の場合、直線(a)〜(c)の照度を比べると、直線(a)が一番小さく、直線(b),(C)又は直線(c),(b)の順に照度が大きくなる。
(2)実施例1〜3の場合は、比較例1〜5と比べて、各諧での照度が大きくなる。
(3)各階での照度を比較すると、1Fより2Fというように階が上がるほど照度が大きくなる。
The following points are clear from FIGS.
(1) Although it varies slightly depending on the measurement position, in the present embodiment, when the illuminances of the straight lines (a) to (c) are compared, the straight line (a) is the smallest, and the straight lines (b), (C) or straight lines Illuminance increases in the order of (c) and (b).
(2) In the case of Examples 1 to 3, the illuminance at each wall becomes larger than those in Comparative Examples 1 to 5.
(3) When the illuminance on each floor is compared, the illuminance increases as the floor rises, such as 2F rather than 1F.

以上より、上記実施例によれば、建造物11の屋上に庇状にガラスクロスにフッ素樹脂ディスパージョンを含浸、乾燥、焼成することによってフッ素樹脂を被覆した膜構造体13を配置するとともに、建造物11の北側に膜構造体13と同材質の採光板16を建造物11に対して傾斜して配置することにより、膜構造体11からの拡散透過光15、該拡散透過光15が採光板16で反射した拡散反射光19、及び採光板16からの拡散透過光18が建造物11の北側面から照射されるので、従来と比べ建造物11の内部への採光量を増やすことができる。   As mentioned above, according to the said Example, while arrange | positioning the film | membrane structure 13 which coat | covered the fluororesin by impregnating the fluororesin dispersion to the roof of the building 11 in the shape of a bowl, drying and baking, it is constructed. By disposing a daylighting plate 16 made of the same material as the membrane structure 13 on the north side of the object 11 with an inclination with respect to the building 11, the diffused transmitted light 15 from the film structure 11 and the diffused transmitted light 15 are collected by the daylighting plate. Since the diffusely reflected light 19 reflected by 16 and the diffusely transmitted light 18 from the daylighting plate 16 are irradiated from the north side surface of the building 11, the amount of light collected inside the building 11 can be increased compared to the conventional case.

また、比較のため、膜構造体のみを用いた場合(図2の採光装置に対応)、膜構造体及び採光板を用いた場合(図3の採光装置に対応)の1F〜5Fにおける窓際から50mmの位置での照度を調べたところ、下記表1、表2に示す結果が得られた。但し、試験条件は、上述した図5のように出力500Wのハロゲンライトを配置して行った。   Further, for comparison, when only the membrane structure is used (corresponding to the daylighting device of FIG. 2), when the membrane structure and the daylighting plate are used (corresponding to the daylighting device of FIG. 3), from the window near 1F to 5F. When the illuminance at a position of 50 mm was examined, the results shown in Tables 1 and 2 below were obtained. However, the test conditions were performed by arranging a halogen light with an output of 500 W as shown in FIG.

ここで、表1は、膜構造体の材質がFGT250,600,800(夫々漂白のために加熱処理あり)及びC種膜材の場合であり、各材料の透光率は19.6%,17.4%,11.6%,4.3%である。また、表2は、膜構造体及び採光板の材質が夫々FGT−250,600,800(夫々漂白のために加熱処理あり)及びC種膜材の場合である。また、表1をグラフ化したのが図14であり、表2をグラフ化したのが図15である。

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表1,2より、透過率が小さい場合(4.3%)は、労働安全衛生法の基準による粗な作業をする場合の照度さえも得られないが、透過率がある程度大きい場合(11.6%以上)は、粗な作業をする照度は測定位置によって得られることが明らかである。   According to Tables 1 and 2, when the transmittance is small (4.3%), even the illuminance when performing rough work according to the standards of the Industrial Safety and Health Act is not obtained, but when the transmittance is somewhat large (11. 6% or more), it is clear that the illuminance for rough work is obtained by the measurement position.

更に、(膜構造体、採光板)の材質が、(FGT800,FGT800)、(FGT600,FGT600)、(FGT250,FGT250)、(FGT800,採光板なし)、(FGT600,採光板なし)、(FGT250,採光板なし)、(塩ビ,塩ビ)(C種)、(塩ビ,採光板なし)、及び膜構造体,採光板共になしの夫々の場合について、1F〜5Fの窓際から夫々0mm、25mm、50mm、…、375mm、400mmの距離にある地点の照度及び屋根上の照度を測定したところ、下記表3、表6、表9、表12、表15に示す結果(生データ)が得られた。なお、試験条件は、上述した図5のように出力500Wのハロゲンライトを配置して行った。また、上記生データから下記式(2)に基づいて屋根上の照度を100,000lx(ルクス)、50,000lxと仮定して照度(計算値)を求めたところ、下記表4、表7、表10、表13、表16に示す結果(100,000lxに対応)、及び下記表5、表8、表11、表14、表17に示す結果(50,000lxに対応)が得られた。
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Further, the material of the (membrane structure, daylighting plate) is (FGT800, FGT800), (FGT600, FGT600), (FGT250, FGT250), (FGT800, no daylighting plate), (FGT600, no daylighting plate), (FGT250 , No daylighting plate), (vinyl chloride, vinyl chloride) (C type), (vinyl chloride, no daylighting plate), and no membrane structure and no daylighting plate, respectively, from the window of 1F to 5F, 0mm, 25mm, When the illuminance at a point at a distance of 50 mm, ..., 375 mm, and 400 mm and the illuminance on the roof were measured, the results (raw data) shown in Table 3, Table 6, Table 9, Table 12, and Table 15 were obtained. . The test conditions were performed by placing a halogen light with an output of 500 W as shown in FIG. Further, when the illuminance (calculated value) was calculated from the raw data on the basis of the following formula (2) on the assumption that the illuminance on the roof was 100,000 lx (lux) and 50,000 lx, the following Table 4, Table 7, The results shown in Table 10, Table 13, and Table 16 (corresponding to 100,000 lx) and the results shown in Table 5, Table 8, Table 11, Table 14, and Table 17 (corresponding to 50,000 lx) were obtained.
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上記表3〜表17から次のようなことが考察される。
1)膜構造体と採光板のいずれも配置しない場合に比べて、膜構造体又は採光板の少なくともいずれか一つを配置した場合の方が、人工照明なしで太陽光を利用して労働安全衛生法の基準による粗な作業(70lx以上)、普通の作業(150lx以上)、精密な作業(300lx以上)の照度が得られる。
2)膜構造体のみを用いた場合に比べて、膜構造体及び採光板の両方を用いた場合の方が、人工照明なしで太陽光を利用して労働安全衛生法の基準による粗な作業、普通の作業、精密な作業の照度が得られる。
The following is considered from Tables 3 to 17 above.
1) Occupational safety using sunlight without artificial lighting in the case where at least one of the membrane structure and the lighting plate is arranged, compared to the case where neither the membrane structure nor the lighting plate is arranged Illuminance can be obtained for rough work (70 lx or more), normal work (150 lx or more), and precise work (300 lx or more) according to the standards of the sanitary law.
2) Compared to the case where only the membrane structure is used, the case where both the membrane structure and the daylighting plate are used is rough work based on the standards of the Industrial Safety and Health Act using sunlight without artificial lighting. Illuminance for normal work and precise work.

なお、上記実施例1〜3では、膜構造体と採光板を設置した場合について述べたが、これに限らず、図4に示すように、建造物11の各諧の北側部分に反射板20を設置することにより、建造物11の内部への採光量を一層増やすことができる。ここで、反射板20の材質は、膜構造体の材質として同じでもよいし、[発明の実施の形態]で述べた他の材質を用いてもよい。   In addition, in the said Examples 1-3, although the case where the film | membrane structure and the lighting board were installed was described, it is not restricted to this, As shown in FIG. By installing, the amount of light collected into the building 11 can be further increased. Here, the material of the reflecting plate 20 may be the same as the material of the film structure, or other materials described in the [Embodiments of the Invention] may be used.

また、上記実施例1〜3では、建造物の直射日光が直接届かない側(例えば北側)に膜構造体や採光板を設置した場合について述べたが、これに限らず、図8のように建造物の南側、あるいはその他の方向側に設置しても、建造物内部への採光量を増やすことができる。   Moreover, in the said Examples 1-3, although the case where a film | membrane structure and a lighting board were installed in the side (for example, north side) where the direct sunlight of a building does not reach directly was described, not only this but FIG. Even if it is installed on the south side or other direction side of the building, the amount of light collected into the building can be increased.

更に、上記実施例では、膜構造体と採光板を組み合わせた場合について述べたが、これに限らず、膜構造体と反射板とを組み合わせた場合でもよい。   Furthermore, although the case where the film structure and the daylighting plate were combined was described in the above embodiment, the present invention is not limited to this, and the case where the film structure and the reflecting plate are combined may be used.

太陽光から建物に直射日光が照射する場合の状態の説明図。Explanatory drawing of the state in case direct sunlight irradiates a building from sunlight. 本発明の実施例1による採光装置を用いた場合の太陽光からの直射日光の照射状態を示す説明図。Explanatory drawing which shows the irradiation state of the direct sunlight from sunlight at the time of using the daylighting apparatus by Example 1 of this invention. 本発明の実施例2による採光装置を用いた場合の太陽光からの直射日光の照射状態を示す説明図。Explanatory drawing which shows the irradiation state of the direct sunlight from sunlight at the time of using the daylighting apparatus by Example 2 of this invention. 本発明の実施例3による採光装置を用いた場合の太陽光からの直射日光の照射状態を示す説明図。Explanatory drawing which shows the irradiation state of the direct sunlight from sunlight at the time of using the daylighting apparatus by Example 3 of this invention. 本発明による採光装置を用いた場合の照射試験の状態を示す説明図。Explanatory drawing which shows the state of the irradiation test at the time of using the daylighting apparatus by this invention. 本発明による採光装置を用いた場合の各階における照度を求める試験の仕方を示す説明図。Explanatory drawing which shows the method of the test which calculates | requires the illumination intensity in each floor at the time of using the daylighting apparatus by this invention. 構造物の南側から太陽光からの直射日光が照射する場合の説明図。Explanatory drawing in case the direct sunlight from sunlight irradiates from the south side of a structure. 本発明の実施例4による採光装置を用いた場合の太陽光からの直射日光の照射状態を示す説明図。Explanatory drawing which shows the irradiation state of the direct sunlight from sunlight at the time of using the daylighting apparatus by Example 4 of this invention. 実施例2に係る採光装置において図5に示す投光装置を用いた場合の、1Fにおける照度と測定位置との関係を示す特性図。The characteristic view which shows the relationship between the illumination intensity in 1F at the time of using the light projection apparatus shown in FIG. 5 in the lighting apparatus which concerns on Example 2, and a measurement position. 実施例2に係る採光装置において図5に示す投光装置を用いた場合の、2Fにおける照度と測定位置との関係を示す特性図。The characteristic view which shows the relationship between the illumination intensity in 2F, and a measurement position at the time of using the light projection apparatus shown in FIG. 5 in the lighting apparatus which concerns on Example 2. FIG. 実施例2に係る採光装置において図5に示す投光装置を用いた場合の、3Fにおける照度と測定位置との関係を示す特性図。The characteristic view which shows the relationship between the illumination intensity in 3F, and a measurement position at the time of using the light projection apparatus shown in FIG. 5 in the lighting apparatus which concerns on Example 2. FIG. 実施例2に係る採光装置において図5に示す投光装置を用いた場合の、4Fにおける照度と測定位置との関係を示す特性図。The characteristic view which shows the relationship between the illumination intensity in 4F, and a measurement position at the time of using the light projection apparatus shown in FIG. 5 in the lighting apparatus which concerns on Example 2. FIG. 実施例2に係る採光装置において図5に示す投光装置を用いた場合の、5Fにおける照度と測定位置との関係を示す特性図。The characteristic view which shows the relationship between the illumination intensity in 5F, and a measurement position at the time of using the light projection apparatus shown in FIG. 5 in the lighting apparatus which concerns on Example 2. FIG. 膜構造体のみを備えた採光装置における照度−透光率特性図。The illuminance-transmittance characteristic diagram in a daylighting apparatus including only a film structure. 膜構造体及び採光板を備えた採光装置における照度−透光率特性図。The illumination intensity-light-transmittance characteristic figure in the lighting apparatus provided with the film | membrane structure and the lighting board.

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11…建造物(構造物)、12…直射日光、 13…膜構造体、
14…支持体、 15,18…拡散透過光、16…採光板、
17…天空光、 19…拡散反射光、 20…反射板、
21…手すり、 31…木箱、 32…ハロゲンライト、
33…照度計測器。
11 ... Building (structure), 12 ... Direct sunlight, 13 ... Membrane structure,
14 ... Support, 15, 18 ... Diffuse transmitted light, 16 ... Daylighting plate,
17 ... Sky light, 19 ... Diffuse reflected light, 20 ... Reflector,
21 ... handrail, 31 ... wooden box, 32 ... halogen light,
33: Illuminance measuring instrument.

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太陽光からの直射日光が直接届きにくい場所に、前記直射日光を少なくとも拡散透過させた拡散透過光を供給することを特徴とする太陽光の採光方法。 A method for collecting sunlight, which comprises supplying diffuse transmitted light obtained by diffusing and transmitting the direct sunlight to a place where direct sunlight from sunlight is difficult to reach directly. 前記直射日光による拡散透過光の他、天空光、樹木,建造物,地面等で反射した地物反射光を拡散透過させた拡散透過光を、太陽光からの直射光が直接届きにくい場所に供給することを特徴とする請求項1記載の太陽光の採光方法。 In addition to the diffused and transmitted light by direct sunlight, the diffused and transmitted light that diffuses and transmits the reflected light from the sky, trees, buildings, and ground is supplied to places where direct light from sunlight is difficult to reach. 2. The method for collecting sunlight according to claim 1, wherein: 請求項1若しくは請求項2いずれか記載の採光方法で使用される装置であり、構造物の上部に庇状に配置され、前記直射日光を拡散透過させながら供給する機能を有する板状の構造体及びこの構造体を支持する支持体とを具備することを特徴とする太陽光の採光装置。 A plate-like structure that is used in the daylighting method according to claim 1 or 2 and has a function of supplying the direct sunlight while diffusing and transmitting the direct sunlight. And a support for supporting the structure. 前記板状の構造体は、ガラスクロスにフッ素樹脂を被覆した膜構造体であることを特徴とする請求項3記載の太陽光の採光装置。 The solar light collecting apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the plate-like structure is a film structure in which a glass cloth is coated with a fluororesin. 前記板状の構造体の透過率は、7%以上であることを特徴とする請求項3もしくは請求項4記載の太陽光の採光装置。 The solar light collecting device according to claim 3 or 4, wherein the transmittance of the plate-like structure is 7% or more. 構造物の太陽光からの直射日光が直接届きにくい側に前記構造物に対して向き合って配置され、前記直射日光による拡散透過光を拡散反射させるとともに、上記構造物とは異なる他の構造物,樹木,地面で反射した地物反射光及び天空光を拡散透過させる機能を有した採光板を配置したことを特徴とする請求項3乃至5いずれか記載の太陽光の採光装置。 Other structures that are arranged facing the structure on the side where direct sunlight from the sunlight of the structure is difficult to reach directly, diffusely reflect diffusely transmitted light by the direct sunlight, and are different from the above structure, 6. A solar lighting device according to claim 3, wherein a daylighting plate having a function of diffusing and transmitting a tree, a feature reflected light reflected by the ground and a sky light is disposed. 構造物の各階の外側に、前記構造体から拡散透過した光及び採光板からの拡散透過光を各階の室内に採光する反射板を配置したことを特徴とする請求項3乃至5いずれか記載の太陽光の採光装置。 6. The reflector according to claim 3, wherein a reflector that collects light diffused and transmitted from the structure and diffused and transmitted light from the daylighting plate is disposed inside each floor of the structure. Sunlight daylighting equipment.
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