JP2006188897A - Connection structure of heat insulating panel - Google Patents

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JP2006188897A
JP2006188897A JP2005001834A JP2005001834A JP2006188897A JP 2006188897 A JP2006188897 A JP 2006188897A JP 2005001834 A JP2005001834 A JP 2005001834A JP 2005001834 A JP2005001834 A JP 2005001834A JP 2006188897 A JP2006188897 A JP 2006188897A
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a connection structure of heat insulating panels eliminating work on a gondola and a scaffolding to allow safe and easy installation of the heat insulating panels to ensure waterproofness of connection parts of the heat insulating panels. <P>SOLUTION: In the connection structure of the heat insulating panels A formed by filling a heat insulating material 3 between two metal skins 1, 2, a joint piece 4 is projected to the side from the side end of each heat insulating panel A. The adjacent heat insulating panels A, A are disposed with the joint pieces 4 facing each other, and a joint 5 is formed by the facing joint pieces 4, 4. Waterproof members 6 are provided in the joint 5, and the joint 5 is provided with an opening communicating with an outdoor side space rather than the waterproof members 6. A gutter member 7 is disposed on the indoor side of the joint 5, and an airtight member 8 is provided between the joint piece 4 and the gutter member 7. A space between the waterproof members 6 and the gutter member 7 is formed as an isobaric space 9 equal in atmospheric pressure to the outdoor side space. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

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本発明は、建物の外壁などの壁を断熱パネルで形成する際に用いられる断熱パネルの接続構造に関するものであり、特に、高層ビルや足場を組めない場所など、屋外側から外壁の施工が行ないにくい施工現場で好適に用いるものである。   The present invention relates to a connection structure of a heat insulating panel used when a wall such as an outer wall of a building is formed with a heat insulating panel, and in particular, an outer wall is constructed from the outdoor side such as a place where a high-rise building or a scaffold cannot be assembled. It is suitable for use in difficult construction sites.

従来より、二枚の金属外皮の間に断熱材を充填して断熱パネルを形成し、複数枚の断熱パネルを縦横に並設することにより外壁を形成することが行なわれている(例えば、特許文献1参照)。このような断熱パネルの両方の側端部には断面略L字状の目地片が突設されており、複数枚の断熱パネルを横方向に並設すると、隣り合う断熱パネルの目地片の間が縦方向の目地として形成されるものである。また、この目地には隣り合う断熱パネルの接続部分(目地部分)における防水性を確保するために、コーキング剤が目地の全長に亘って充填されている。
特開2000−96806号公報
Conventionally, a heat insulating panel is formed by filling a heat insulating material between two metal skins, and an outer wall is formed by arranging a plurality of heat insulating panels side by side (for example, patents). Reference 1). Joint pieces having a substantially L-shaped cross section project from both side end portions of such a heat insulation panel, and when a plurality of heat insulation panels are juxtaposed in a horizontal direction, the joint pieces between adjacent heat insulation panels are arranged. Are formed as vertical joints. Moreover, in order to ensure the waterproofness in the connection part (joint part) of an adjacent heat insulation panel, this joint is filled with the caulking agent over the full length of a joint.
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しかし、上記のようにコーキング剤により隣り合う断熱パネルの接続部分における防水性を確保する場合、コーキング剤を目地に完全に隙間なく充填しなければならず、このために、コーキング剤は建物の屋外側となる場所から目地に充填する作業が必要となる。従って、高層ビルではゴンドラを使用して、また低層ビルであっても足場を組んで作業しなければならず、いずれの場合でも高所における作業であって危険を伴うものであり、また、隣り合う建物の間に狭小スペースしか確保できない場合では、作業が行ないにくいという問題があった。しかも、コーキング剤を目地に完全に隙間なく充填することは難しく、さらには、経年劣化によりコーキング剤に亀裂や破損が生じることもあるために、隣り合う断熱パネルの接続部分の防水性が損なわれるという問題があった。   However, in order to secure the waterproofness at the connecting portion of the adjacent heat insulating panels with the caulking agent as described above, the caulking agent must be completely filled in the joint without any gap. It is necessary to fill the joint from the outside location. Therefore, a high-rise building must use a gondola and even a low-rise building must be constructed with a scaffold. In any case, it is a work in a high place and is dangerous. When only a small space can be secured between matching buildings, there is a problem that it is difficult to work. Moreover, it is difficult to completely fill the joint with the caulking agent without any gaps. Furthermore, since the caulking agent may be cracked or damaged due to aging, the waterproofness of the connection part of adjacent heat insulation panels is impaired. There was a problem.

本発明は上記の点に鑑みてなされたものであり、断熱パネルの接続部分の防水性を確保するためにゴンドラや足場での作業をなくして安全で容易に断熱パネルを施工することができる断熱パネルの接続構造を提供することを目的とするものである。   The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and it is possible to safely and easily construct a heat insulation panel without the work on a gondola or a scaffold in order to ensure the waterproofness of the connection portion of the heat insulation panel. The object is to provide a panel connection structure.

本発明の断熱パネルの接続構造は、二枚の金属外皮1、2の間に断熱材3を充填して形成される断熱パネルAの接続構造において、断熱パネルAの側端部に目地片4を側方に突出させ、隣接する断熱パネルA、Aをその目地片4を対向させて配設すると共に対向する目地片4、4により目地5を形成し、目地5内に防水部材6を設けると共に目地5に防水部材6よりも屋外側空間に連通する開口部10を設け、目地5より屋内側に樋部材7を配設すると共に目地片4と樋部材7との間に気密部材8を設け、防水部材6と樋部材7の間を屋外側空間の気圧と等しい等圧空間9として形成して成ることを特徴とするものである。   The connection structure of the heat insulation panel of the present invention is the connection structure of the heat insulation panel A formed by filling the heat insulating material 3 between the two metal shells 1 and 2, and the joint piece 4 at the side end of the heat insulation panel A. Projecting sideways, adjacent heat insulating panels A and A are disposed with the joint pieces 4 facing each other, and joints 5 are formed by the facing joint pieces 4 and 4, and a waterproof member 6 is provided in the joint 5. At the same time, an opening 10 is provided in the joint 5 so as to communicate with the outdoor side space from the waterproof member 6, and the collar member 7 is disposed indoors from the joint 5, and the airtight member 8 is provided between the joint piece 4 and the collar member 7. It is characterized in that the space between the waterproof member 6 and the eaves member 7 is formed as an isobaric space 9 equal to the atmospheric pressure in the outdoor side space.

本発明にあっては、気密部材8にスリット12を形成し、目地片4をスリット12に差し込むことにより断熱パネルAの目地片4に気密部材8を取り付けることができる。   In the present invention, the airtight member 8 can be attached to the joint piece 4 of the heat insulation panel A by forming the slit 12 in the airtight member 8 and inserting the joint piece 4 into the slit 12.

また、本発明にあっては、防水部材6に被差し込み凹部13を形成し、目地片4を被差し込み凹部13を差し込むことにより断熱パネルAの目地片4に防水部材6を取り付けることができる。   Moreover, in this invention, the waterproof member 6 can be attached to the joint piece 4 of the heat insulation panel A by forming the insertion recessed part 13 in the waterproof member 6, and inserting the joint piece 4 in the inserted recessed part 13. FIG.

本発明にあっては、防水部材6と樋部材7の間を防水部材6よりも屋外側空間の気圧と等しい等圧空間9として形成するので、防水部材6の屋外側空間と屋内側空間との間で気圧差が生じないようにすることができ、当該気圧差に起因して雨水が目地5内を屋内側に進入するのを防止することができるものである。従って、防水部材6と目地片4との間に多少隙間があったり、経年劣化により防水部材6に亀裂や破損が生じることがあっても、等圧空間9により上記気圧差が生じないために断熱パネルA、Aの接続部分の防水性を低下しにくくすることができるものであり、この結果、従来のようにコーキング剤を屋外側から目地に隙間なく完全に充填する作業が必要が無くなって、断熱パネルの接続部分の防水性を確保するためにゴンドラや足場での作業をなくして屋内側から安全で容易に断熱パネルを施工することができるものである。   In the present invention, since the space between the waterproof member 6 and the eaves member 7 is formed as an equal pressure space 9 that is equal to the atmospheric pressure of the outdoor side space rather than the waterproof member 6, the outdoor side space and the indoor side space of the waterproof member 6 It is possible to prevent the atmospheric pressure difference between the two, and it is possible to prevent rainwater from entering the joint 5 into the indoor side due to the atmospheric pressure difference. Therefore, even if there is a slight gap between the waterproof member 6 and the joint piece 4 or the waterproof member 6 is cracked or broken due to deterioration over time, the pressure difference is not generated by the isostatic space 9. As a result, it is not necessary to completely fill the caulking agent from the outdoor side to the joint without any gaps as in the prior art. In order to ensure the waterproofness of the connecting portion of the heat insulation panel, it is possible to construct the heat insulation panel safely and easily from the indoor side without the work on the gondola and the scaffolding.

また、気密部材8に形成したスリット12に目地片4を差し込んで断熱パネルAの目地片4に気密部材8を取り付けることにより、気密部材8を断熱パネルAの目地片4に位置決めして保持した状態で断熱パネルAを施工することができ、断熱パネルAの施工をより容易に行うことができるものである。   Moreover, the airtight member 8 is positioned and held on the joint piece 4 of the heat insulation panel A by inserting the joint piece 4 into the slit 12 formed in the airtight member 8 and attaching the airtight member 8 to the joint piece 4 of the heat insulation panel A. The heat insulation panel A can be constructed in a state, and the insulation panel A can be constructed more easily.

また、防水部材6に形成した被差し込み凹部13に目地片4を差し込んで断熱パネルAの目地片4に防水部材6を取り付けることにより、防水部材6を断熱パネルAの目地片4に位置決めして保持した状態で断熱パネルAを施工することができ、断熱パネルAの施工をより容易に行うことができるものである。   Further, the waterproof member 6 is positioned on the joint piece 4 of the heat insulation panel A by inserting the joint piece 4 into the insertion recess 13 formed in the waterproof member 6 and attaching the waterproof member 6 to the joint piece 4 of the heat insulation panel A. The heat insulation panel A can be constructed while being held, and the insulation panel A can be constructed more easily.

以下、本発明を実施するための最良の形態を説明する。   Hereinafter, the best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described.

本発明で用いる断熱パネルAは、二枚の金属外皮1、2の間に断熱材3を充填して形成されるものである。金属外皮1、2は一方が断熱パネルAの表面側(屋外側)を、他方が断熱パネルAの裏面側(屋内側)を構成するものであり、例えば、塗装鋼板、亜鉛めっき鋼板、アルミニウム−亜鉛合金めっき鋼板、ステンレス鋼板、チタン板などの金属板で厚み0.2〜1mmのものを用いることができるが、これらに限定されるものではない。また、断熱材3としては、例えば、フェノールフォームやウレタンフォームなどの樹脂発泡体やグラスウールやロックウールなどの無機繊維体などで、密度20〜200kg/mのものを用いることができるが、これらに限定されるものではない。 The heat insulating panel A used in the present invention is formed by filling a heat insulating material 3 between two metal skins 1 and 2. One of the metal shells 1 and 2 constitutes the surface side (outdoor side) of the heat insulation panel A, and the other constitutes the back side (indoor side) of the heat insulation panel A. For example, painted steel sheet, galvanized steel sheet, aluminum- Although metal plates, such as a zinc alloy plating steel plate, a stainless steel plate, a titanium plate, and the thickness of 0.2-1 mm can be used, it is not limited to these. Moreover, as the heat insulating material 3, for example, resin foams such as phenol foam and urethane foam, inorganic fiber bodies such as glass wool and rock wool, and the like having a density of 20 to 200 kg / m 3 can be used. It is not limited to.

図2(a)〜(c)に示すように、表面側の金属外皮1は、金属外皮1の中央部の略全体を構成する平面部1aと、金属外皮1の上端部に位置する折り返し部20と、金属外皮1の下端部に位置する被覆部23と、金属外皮1の両側端部に位置する目地片4などを備えて形成されている。   As shown in FIGS. 2 (a) to 2 (c), the metal skin 1 on the front side includes a flat portion 1 a that constitutes substantially the entire central portion of the metal skin 1, and a folded portion located at the upper end of the metal skin 1. 20, a covering portion 23 located at the lower end portion of the metal skin 1, joint pieces 4 located at both end portions of the metal skin 1, and the like.

折り返し部20は断面略逆U字状で、金属外皮1の横方向(水平方向)の略全長に亘って設けられており、金属外皮1の裏面側に折り返し屈曲されて断面略逆U字状に形成されている。折り返し部20の端部には凹部底面片21が設けられている。凹部底面片21は折り返し部20の横方向の略全長に亘って外方(平面部1aと反対側)に向かって突設されている。また、凹部底面片21の先端には差し込み片22が設けられている。差し込み片22は凹部底面片21の横方向の略全長に亘って下方に向かって突設されている。   The folded portion 20 has a substantially inverted U-shaped cross section, and is provided over substantially the entire length in the horizontal direction (horizontal direction) of the metal shell 1. Is formed. A concave bottom piece 21 is provided at the end of the folded portion 20. The concave bottom piece 21 protrudes outward (on the opposite side to the flat portion 1a) over substantially the entire length of the folded portion 20 in the lateral direction. An insertion piece 22 is provided at the tip of the recess bottom piece 21. The insertion piece 22 protrudes downward over substantially the entire length of the bottom surface piece 21 of the recess.

被覆部23は金属外皮1の横方向の略全長に亘って設けられており、金属外皮1の裏面側に折り返し屈曲されて断面略逆U字状に形成されている。被覆部23の端部には傾斜片24が設けられている。傾斜片24は被覆部23の横方向の略全長に亘って斜め外方(平面部分1aと反対側)に向かって上り傾斜して形成されている。また、傾斜片24の先端には凹曲部25が設けられている。凹曲部25は断面略逆L字状に形成されており、傾斜片24の横方向の略全長に亘って上方に突出するように設けられている。また、凹曲片25の先端には断面略L字状の凸部覆い片26が突設されている。凸部覆い片26は凹曲片25の横方向の略全長に亘って下方に向かって突設されている。また、凸部覆い片26の先端には差し込み片27が設けられている。差し込み片27は凸部覆い片26の横方向の略全長に亘って上方に向かって突設されている。   The covering portion 23 is provided over substantially the entire length in the lateral direction of the metal shell 1, and is bent and bent to the back side of the metal shell 1 to have a substantially inverted U-shaped cross section. An inclined piece 24 is provided at the end of the covering portion 23. The inclined piece 24 is formed so as to incline upward toward the outer side (opposite to the flat portion 1a) over the substantially entire length of the covering portion 23 in the lateral direction. A concave bent portion 25 is provided at the tip of the inclined piece 24. The concave curved portion 25 has a substantially inverted L-shaped cross section, and is provided so as to protrude upward over substantially the entire length of the inclined piece 24 in the lateral direction. Further, a convex portion covering piece 26 having a substantially L-shaped cross section is projected from the tip of the concave bent piece 25. The convex portion covering piece 26 is provided so as to protrude downward over substantially the entire length of the concave bent piece 25 in the lateral direction. An insertion piece 27 is provided at the tip of the convex covering piece 26. The insertion piece 27 protrudes upward substantially over the entire length of the convex portion covering piece 26 in the lateral direction.

目地片4は箱折加工などにより形成されるものであって、金属外皮1の折り返し部20の基部から被覆部23の下端に至るまで、すなわち、金属外皮1の上端部を除く縦方向(鉛直方向)の略全長に亘って形成されている。また、目地片4は、平面部1aと略面一に延設される延設部32と、延設部32の先端から金属外皮1の裏面側に略垂直に屈曲形成される挟持片33と、挟持片33の先端から外方に向かって平面部1aと略平行に突設された支持片34とを備えて断面略Z字状に形成されている。   The joint piece 4 is formed by box folding or the like, and extends from the base portion of the folded portion 20 of the metal shell 1 to the lower end of the covering portion 23, that is, in the vertical direction (vertical direction excluding the upper end portion of the metal shell 1. Direction). The joint piece 4 includes an extended portion 32 that extends substantially flush with the flat portion 1a, and a sandwiching piece 33 that is bent and formed substantially perpendicularly from the tip of the extended portion 32 to the back side of the metal shell 1. The sandwiching piece 33 is formed in a substantially Z-shaped cross section including a support piece 34 projecting outwardly from the tip of the sandwiching piece 33 in a direction substantially parallel to the flat portion 1a.

平面部1aと折り返し部20の基部との間には第一凹段部35と第二凹段部36が形成されている。第一凹段部35と第二凹段部36は金属外皮1の上部の横方向の全長に亘って形成されており、第一凹段部35及び第二凹段部36のいずれもが両側端部の目地片4、4の表面にまで形成されている。   A first concave step portion 35 and a second concave step portion 36 are formed between the flat portion 1 a and the base portion of the folded portion 20. The first concave step portion 35 and the second concave step portion 36 are formed over the entire length in the lateral direction of the upper portion of the metal shell 1, and both the first concave step portion 35 and the second concave step portion 36 are on both sides. It is formed to the surface of the joint pieces 4 and 4 at the end.

図2(d)で示すように、裏面側の金属外皮2は、金属外皮2の中央部の略全体を構成する平面部2aと、金属外皮2の上端部に位置する折り返し部87と、金属外皮2の下端部に位置する凸部覆い片30などを備えて形成されている。   As shown in FIG. 2 (d), the metal skin 2 on the back side includes a plane portion 2 a that constitutes substantially the entire central portion of the metal skin 2, a folded portion 87 located at the upper end portion of the metal skin 2, and a metal A convex covering piece 30 and the like located at the lower end of the outer skin 2 are provided.

折り返し部87は断面略逆U字状で、金属外皮2の横方向(水平方向)の略全長に亘って設けられており、金属外皮2の裏面側に折り返し屈曲されて断面略逆U字状に形成されている。折り返し部87の端部には凹部底面片28が設けられている。凹部底面片28は折り返し部87の横方向の略全長に亘って外方(平面部2aと反対側)に向かって突設されている。また、凹部底面片28の先端には差し込み片29が設けられている。差し込み片29は凹部底面片28の横方向の略全長に亘って下方に向かって突設されている。   The folded portion 87 has a substantially inverted U-shaped cross section, and is provided over substantially the entire length in the horizontal direction (horizontal direction) of the metal shell 2. Is formed. A concave bottom piece 28 is provided at the end of the folded portion 87. The concave bottom piece 28 protrudes outward (on the opposite side to the flat surface portion 2a) over substantially the entire length of the folded portion 87 in the lateral direction. An insertion piece 29 is provided at the tip of the recess bottom piece 28. The insertion piece 29 protrudes downward substantially over the entire length of the concave bottom piece 28 in the lateral direction.

凸部覆い片30は金属外皮2の横方向の略全長に亘って突設されており、断面略L字状で平面部2aの下端から下方に向かって突出するように形成されている。また、凸部覆い片30の先端には差し込み片31が設けられている。差し込み片31は凸部覆い片30の横方向の略全長に亘って上方に向かって突設されている。さらに、裏面側の金属外皮2の平面部2aと凸部覆い片30に境界部分には横方向の全長に亘って下部凹段部40が形成されている。   The projecting portion covering piece 30 is provided so as to project over substantially the entire length in the lateral direction of the metal shell 2, and has a substantially L-shaped cross section so as to project downward from the lower end of the flat portion 2a. An insertion piece 31 is provided at the tip of the convex covering piece 30. The insertion piece 31 is provided so as to protrude upward over substantially the entire length of the convex covering piece 30 in the lateral direction. Furthermore, a lower concave step portion 40 is formed at the boundary portion of the flat surface portion 2 a of the metal shell 2 on the back surface side and the convex portion covering piece 30 over the entire length in the lateral direction.

そして、図3、4及び図5(a)(b)に示すように、金属外皮1、2をその裏面同士が対向するようにして配置すると共に金属外皮1、2の間に断熱材3と炭酸カルシウム等で形成される耐火材37、39とを介装して充填し、金属外皮1、2に断熱材3及び耐火材37、39を接着するなどして一体化することにより、本発明で使用する断熱パネルAを形成することができる。   3 and 4 and FIGS. 5A and 5B, the metal skins 1 and 2 are arranged so that the back surfaces thereof face each other, and the heat insulating material 3 and the metal skins 1 and 2 are disposed between them. The present invention is formed by interposing and filling with refractory materials 37 and 39 formed of calcium carbonate or the like, and bonding the heat insulating material 3 and the refractory materials 37 and 39 to the metal shells 1 and 2 and integrating them. Can be used.

ここで、断熱材3は金属外皮1、2の平面部1a、2aの間の略全体に亘って充填される。また、耐火材37、39は断熱材3の上側と下側において断熱パネルAの上部と下部に充填されている。上側の耐火材37は第二凹段部36の上側において金属外皮1、2の間に配置されている。従って、金属外皮1、2の折り返し部20、87の内側の空間及び金属外皮1、2の第二凹段部36よりも上側部分の空間に上側の耐火材37が充填されており、また、差し込み片22、29が上側の耐火材37に差し込まれ、さらに上側の耐火材37の上面は凹部底面片21、28で覆われている。そして、対向配置された折り返し部20と折り返し部87の間の空間が凹部底面片21、28を底面とする嵌合凹部38として形成されるものである。この嵌合凹部38の底面にはパッキン76が全長に亘って設けられている。   Here, the heat insulating material 3 is filled over substantially the entire space between the flat portions 1a and 2a of the metal shells 1 and 2. The refractory materials 37 and 39 are filled in the upper and lower portions of the heat insulating panel A on the upper side and the lower side of the heat insulating material 3. The upper refractory material 37 is disposed between the metal shells 1 and 2 on the upper side of the second concave step portion 36. Accordingly, the space inside the folded portions 20 and 87 of the metal shells 1 and 2 and the space above the second concave step portion 36 of the metal shells 1 and 2 are filled with the upper refractory material 37, The insertion pieces 22 and 29 are inserted into the upper refractory material 37, and the upper surface of the upper refractory material 37 is covered with the concave bottom surface pieces 21 and 28. A space between the folded-back portion 20 and the folded-back portion 87 arranged to face each other is formed as a fitting concave portion 38 having the bottom surface pieces 21 and 28 as the bottom surfaces. A packing 76 is provided over the entire length of the bottom surface of the fitting recess 38.

また、下側の耐火材39は下部凹段部40の下側において金属外皮1、2の間に配置されている。従って、金属外皮1の被覆部23の内側の空間及び金属外皮1、2の下部凹段部40よりも下側部分の空間に下側の耐火材39が充填されており、また、差し込み片27、31が下側の耐火材39に差し込まれ、さらに下側の耐火材39の表裏面及び下面は凸部覆い片26、30で覆われている。そして、対向配置された凸部覆い片26と凸部覆い片30及びその間に充填された下側の耐火材39により嵌合凸部41が形成されるものである。また、目地片4は断熱材3や耐火材37、39よりも外側方に向かって突出するものである。   The lower refractory material 39 is disposed between the metal shells 1 and 2 below the lower concave step 40. Accordingly, the space inside the covering portion 23 of the metal shell 1 and the space below the lower concave step portion 40 of the metal shells 1 and 2 are filled with the lower refractory material 39, and the insertion piece 27 , 31 are inserted into the lower refractory material 39, and the front and back surfaces and the lower surface of the lower refractory material 39 are covered with the convex covering pieces 26, 30. And the fitting convex part 41 is formed by the convex part covering piece 26 and the convex part covering piece 30 which were arrange | positioned facing, and the lower refractory material 39 with which it was filled. The joint piece 4 protrudes outward from the heat insulating material 3 and the refractory materials 37 and 39.

本発明で用いる防水部材(ガスケット)6は、エチレンプロピレンゴム(EPDM)やスチレンブタジエンゴム(SBR)などのゴム弾性体等の成形品で長尺なものであって、図6に示すように、平板状の第一防水片42と、第一防水片42の基部側端部に後方に向かって略垂直に突設されて固定片43と、固定片43の後端に設けた断面略コ字状の取付部44と、取付部44に第一防水片42と略平行になるように突設した第二防水片45とを設けて形成されている。そして、断面略コ字状の取付部44の内側空間が差し込み凹部13として形成されている。尚、本発明では図6に示すもの及びこれと鏡面対象のものとを使用する。   The waterproof member (gasket) 6 used in the present invention is a long molded article such as a rubber elastic body such as ethylene propylene rubber (EPDM) or styrene butadiene rubber (SBR), and as shown in FIG. A flat first waterproof piece 42, a fixed piece 43 projecting substantially perpendicularly toward the rear side end of the first waterproof piece 42, and a substantially U-shaped cross section provided at the rear end of the fixed piece 43 And a second waterproof piece 45 projecting from the attachment part 44 so as to be substantially parallel to the first waterproof piece 42. An inner space of the attachment portion 44 having a substantially U-shaped cross section is formed as the insertion recess 13. In the present invention, the one shown in FIG. 6 and the mirrored one are used.

本発明で用いる樋部材7は、金属外皮1、2と同様の金属材料で形成されるものであって、図7に示すように、連結片7aとその両端に突設された一対の側片7b、7bとにより、前面が開口する断面略コ字状で断熱パネルAと縦方向の寸法と同程度の長尺に形成されている。   The saddle member 7 used in the present invention is formed of the same metal material as the metal shells 1 and 2, and as shown in FIG. 7, the connecting piece 7a and a pair of side pieces projecting from both ends thereof. 7b and 7b, the front surface is formed in a substantially U-shaped cross-section, and is formed to be as long as the heat insulation panel A in the vertical direction.

本発明で用いる気密部材(パッキン)8は防水部材6と同様のゴム弾性体等の成形品であって、上部気密部材46と側部気密部材47とで構成されている。   The airtight member (packing) 8 used in the present invention is a molded product such as a rubber elastic body similar to the waterproof member 6, and includes an upper airtight member 46 and a side airtight member 47.

上部気密部材46は、図8〜10に示すように、下部閉塞部48と、下部閉塞部48の上面に形成された中間閉塞部49と、中間閉塞部49の上面に形成された上部閉塞部50とから構成されている。下部閉塞部48は、基部気密部51に外側気密部52と内側気密部53とを前側に突出するように一体に形成したものであって、外側気密部52と内側気密部53の間にはスリット12が設けられている。また、外側気密部52の上面は前方に向かって下り傾斜する傾斜面79として形成されている。中間閉塞部49は平面視で略L字状であって、基部気密部52の上面と外側気密部53の上面とに亘って形成されている。上部閉塞部50は平面視で略L字状であって、中間閉塞部49の上面に形成されている。また、上部閉塞部50の上部は前方に突出する断面略くさび状の第一係止部54として形成されており、第一係止部54の上面は前方に向かって下り傾斜する傾斜面55として形成されている。また、上部閉塞部50の前端上部は前方に突出する第二係止部56として形成されている。   As shown in FIGS. 8 to 10, the upper airtight member 46 includes a lower closing portion 48, an intermediate closing portion 49 formed on the upper surface of the lower closing portion 48, and an upper closing portion formed on the upper surface of the intermediate closing portion 49. 50. The lower blocking portion 48 is formed by integrally forming the outer airtight portion 52 and the inner airtight portion 53 on the base airtight portion 51 so as to protrude forward, and is interposed between the outer airtight portion 52 and the inner airtight portion 53. A slit 12 is provided. The upper surface of the outer airtight portion 52 is formed as an inclined surface 79 that is inclined downward toward the front. The intermediate closing portion 49 is substantially L-shaped in plan view, and is formed across the upper surface of the base airtight portion 52 and the upper surface of the outer airtight portion 53. The upper closing part 50 is substantially L-shaped in plan view and is formed on the upper surface of the intermediate closing part 49. Further, the upper portion of the upper closing portion 50 is formed as a first locking portion 54 having a substantially wedge shape that projects forward, and the upper surface of the first locking portion 54 is an inclined surface 55 that is inclined downward toward the front. Is formed. Further, the upper part of the front end of the upper closing part 50 is formed as a second locking part 56 protruding forward.

側部気密部材47は、図11に示すように、縦方向に長尺な角棒状に形成されている。   As shown in FIG. 11, the side airtight member 47 is formed in a rectangular bar shape that is long in the vertical direction.

そして、本発明の断熱パネルA、Aの接続構造は次のようにして形成することができる。まず、図12に示すように、断熱パネルAの両側の目地片4の上端角部を切除して角部切欠部57を形成すると共に両側の目地片4の第二凹段部36の一部及びその直下部分の支持片34を切除して支持片切欠部58を形成する。   And the connection structure of the heat insulation panels A and A of this invention can be formed as follows. First, as shown in FIG. 12, the upper corners of the joint pieces 4 on both sides of the heat insulation panel A are cut to form the corner cutout portions 57 and a part of the second concave step portions 36 of the joint pieces 4 on both sides. Then, the support piece 34 in the portion immediately below the same is cut out to form a support piece notch 58.

次に、断熱パネルAの両側部に気密パッキン8を縦方向の略全長に亘って取り付ける。気密パッキン8のうち側部気密部材47は支持片切欠部58の直下から目地片4の下端に至るまでに配設されており、図13に示すように、目地片4の挟持片33と断熱パネル4の側端部に露出した断熱部材3及び下側の耐火材39との間に差し込んで保持されることにより、挟持片33の裏面(断熱部材3側の面)と延設片32の裏面(屋内側の面)と断熱部材3及び下側の耐火材39の露出面とに弾性的に密着して取り付けられている。   Next, the airtight packing 8 is attached to the both sides of the heat insulation panel A over substantially the entire length in the vertical direction. The side airtight member 47 of the airtight packing 8 is disposed from directly below the support piece notch 58 to the lower end of the joint piece 4, and as shown in FIG. By inserting and holding between the heat insulating member 3 exposed at the side edge of the panel 4 and the lower refractory material 39, the back surface (surface on the heat insulating member 3 side) of the sandwiching piece 33 and the extending piece 32 The back surface (the surface on the indoor side) and the heat insulating member 3 and the exposed surface of the lower refractory material 39 are attached in elastic contact with each other.

気密部材8のうち上部気密部材46は側部気密部材47よりも上側において断熱パネルAの両側端部に取り付けられる。すなわち、断熱パネルAの目地片4に裏面側(屋内側)から上部気密部材46を近づけて、第二係止部56を目地片4の延設片32の上端に係止すると共に第一係止部54を目地片4の挟持片33の上端と支持片34の上端とに亘って係止し、支持片切欠部58の部分において挟持片33を上部気密部材46のスリット12に差し込むことにより、内側気密部53を挟持片33と断熱パネル4の側端部に露出した断熱部材3及び耐火材37との間に差し込むと共に外側気密部52を支持片切欠部58に通して配置する。ここで、断熱パネルAの一方の側端部に取り付けられる上部気密部材46と他方の側端部に取り付けられる上部気密部材46とは鏡面対象に形成されたのものである。このようにして図12に示すように、目地片4に上部気密部材46を取り付けることによって、内側気密部53の前面を延設片32の裏面に弾性的に密着させる。また、内側気密部53の上面と基部気密部51の上面とを目地片4における第二凹段部36の裏面(下面)に弾性的に密着させる。また、中間閉塞部49の前面を第一凹段部35と第二凹段部36との間において延設片32の裏面と挟持片33の裏面と支持片34の裏面に弾性的に密着させると共に中間閉塞部49の上面を第一凹段部35の裏面(下面)に弾性的に密着させる。さらに、上部閉塞部50の前面を第一凹段部35の上側において延設片32の裏面と挟持片33の裏面と支持片34の裏面に弾性的に密着させる。   Of the airtight member 8, the upper airtight member 46 is attached to both end portions of the heat insulation panel A above the side airtight member 47. That is, the upper airtight member 46 is brought close to the joint piece 4 of the heat insulating panel A from the back side (indoor side), and the second locking portion 56 is locked to the upper end of the extending piece 32 of the joint piece 4 and the first engagement. The stopper 54 is locked over the upper end of the sandwiching piece 33 of the joint piece 4 and the upper end of the support piece 34, and the sandwiching piece 33 is inserted into the slit 12 of the upper airtight member 46 at the support piece notch 58. The inner airtight portion 53 is inserted between the sandwiching piece 33 and the heat insulating member 3 and the refractory material 37 exposed at the side end of the heat insulating panel 4, and the outer airtight portion 52 is disposed through the support piece notch portion 58. Here, the upper airtight member 46 attached to one side end portion of the heat insulation panel A and the upper airtight member 46 attached to the other side end portion are formed on a mirror surface. Thus, as shown in FIG. 12, by attaching the upper airtight member 46 to the joint piece 4, the front surface of the inner airtight portion 53 is elastically brought into close contact with the back surface of the extended piece 32. Further, the upper surface of the inner airtight portion 53 and the upper surface of the base airtight portion 51 are elastically adhered to the back surface (lower surface) of the second concave step portion 36 in the joint piece 4. Further, the front surface of the intermediate blocking portion 49 is elastically adhered to the back surface of the extending piece 32, the back surface of the holding piece 33, and the back surface of the support piece 34 between the first concave step portion 35 and the second concave step portion 36. At the same time, the upper surface of the intermediate closing portion 49 is elastically brought into close contact with the back surface (lower surface) of the first concave step portion 35. Furthermore, the front surface of the upper closing portion 50 is elastically brought into close contact with the back surface of the extending piece 32, the back surface of the holding piece 33, and the back surface of the support piece 34 above the first concave step portion 35.

次に、断熱パネルAの両側部に防水部材6を縦方向の略全長に亘って取り付ける。すなわち、防水部材6の取付部44の差し込み凹部13を目地片4の支持片34に被挿すると共に防水部材6の固定片43を挟持片33の表面に密着し、固定片43の表面から挟持片33にまでビス等の固定具59を打ち込む。このようにして複数個の固定具59で防水部材6を第二凹段部36から目地片4の下端に至るまで取り付ける。尚、上部気密部材46の部分では固定片43と取付部44及び第二防水片45を切除して第一防水片42が外側気密部52の前側(屋外側)に位置するようにする。   Next, the waterproof member 6 is attached to the both sides of the heat insulation panel A over substantially the entire length in the vertical direction. That is, the insertion recess 13 of the mounting portion 44 of the waterproof member 6 is inserted into the support piece 34 of the joint piece 4, and the fixing piece 43 of the waterproof member 6 is brought into close contact with the surface of the holding piece 33 and is held from the surface of the fixing piece 43. A fixing tool 59 such as a screw is driven into the piece 33. In this way, the waterproof member 6 is attached from the second concave stepped portion 36 to the lower end of the joint piece 4 with the plurality of fixtures 59. In the upper airtight member 46, the fixing piece 43, the attachment portion 44, and the second waterproof piece 45 are cut so that the first waterproof piece 42 is located on the front side (outdoor side) of the outer airtight part 52.

また、表面側の金属外皮1の折り返し部20の側端部には、雨水の流れ込み防止用のパッキン62を取り付ける。このパッキン62は折り返し部20の上面を覆うように断面略U字状に形成されていると共にパッキン62の下部には第一凹段部35の前後方向の寸法とほぼ同じ厚みの膨出部63が突設されている。   A packing 62 for preventing rainwater from flowing in is attached to the side end of the folded portion 20 of the metal skin 1 on the front side. The packing 62 is formed in a substantially U-shaped cross-section so as to cover the upper surface of the folded portion 20, and a bulging portion 63 having a thickness substantially the same as the dimension in the front-rear direction of the first concave step portion 35 is formed below the packing 62. Is protruding.

また、嵌合凹部38よりも下側で第一凹段部35よりも上側の位置において、断熱パネルAにその厚み方向(前後方向)で貫通する挿入孔を設け、この挿入孔にボルトなどの固定具65を挿入する。この時、固定具65は表面側の金属外皮1の方から差し込んで、固定具65の頭部が金属外皮1の表面(屋外側)に位置し、固定具65の先端部が裏面側の金属外皮2の後方に突出するようにする。   In addition, an insertion hole penetrating in the thickness direction (front-rear direction) is provided in the heat insulation panel A at a position below the fitting recess 38 and above the first recessed step 35, and a bolt or the like is provided in the insertion hole. The fixing tool 65 is inserted. At this time, the fixture 65 is inserted from the front side of the metal shell 1, the head of the fixture 65 is positioned on the surface (outdoor side) of the metal shell 1, and the tip of the fixture 65 is the metal on the back side. Project behind the outer skin 2.

次に、断熱パネルAの一方の側端部に樋部材7を取り付ける。この場合、樋部材7の一方の側片7bを目地片4の挟持片33と断熱部材3及び耐火材37、39との間に挿入し、その側片7bの前端を断熱パネルAに取り付けた側部気密部材47の後面(屋内側の面)に密着させると共にその側片7bの上部内側面と連結片7aの上部前面とを断熱パネルAに取り付けた上部気密部材46の外側面(断熱部材3側の面)と上部気密部材46の後面(屋内側の面)に密着させる。この後、断熱パネルAの裏面と樋部材7の裏面とに亘ってバックアップ材60を配置し、バックアップ材60の取着片60aを断熱パネルAの裏面の側端部にビス等の固定具で固定すると共にバックアップ材60の本体部60bを樋部材7の連結片7aの裏面にビス等の固定具で固定することによって、断熱パネルAの一方の側端部の略全長に亘って樋部材7をバックアップ材60により取り付ける。バックアップ材60は断面略コ字状の本体部60bとその両端に突設される取着片60aとで断面略ハット状に形成されており、本体部60bの内側空間にはセラミックファイバーなどの耐火材60cが充填されている。   Next, the eaves member 7 is attached to one side end of the heat insulation panel A. In this case, one side piece 7b of the heel member 7 is inserted between the sandwiching piece 33 of the joint piece 4 and the heat insulating member 3 and the refractory materials 37 and 39, and the front end of the side piece 7b is attached to the heat insulating panel A. The outer side surface (the heat insulating member) of the upper airtight member 46 attached to the heat insulating panel A with the upper inner side surface of the side piece 7b and the upper front surface of the connecting piece 7a adhered to the rear surface (the indoor side surface) of the side airtight member 47. 3 side surface) and the rear surface of the upper airtight member 46 (indoor side surface). Thereafter, the backup material 60 is disposed across the back surface of the heat insulation panel A and the back surface of the flange member 7, and the attachment piece 60 a of the backup material 60 is attached to the side edge of the back surface of the heat insulation panel A with a fixture such as a screw. While fixing, the main body part 60b of the backup material 60 is fixed to the back surface of the connecting piece 7a of the flange member 7 with a fixing tool such as a screw, so that the flange member 7 extends over substantially the entire length of one side end of the heat insulating panel A. Is attached with a backup material 60. The backup material 60 is formed in a substantially hat shape in cross section by a main body portion 60b having a substantially U-shaped cross section and attachment pieces 60a projecting from both ends thereof, and a fireproof material such as a ceramic fiber is formed in the inner space of the main body portion 60b. The material 60c is filled.

この後、クレーン等を用いることにより、防水部材6、樋部材7、気密部材8を取り付けた断熱パネルAを建物の柱等の構造材66の屋外側に吊り上げて所望の取り付け位置に配置する。この時、断熱パネルAは嵌合凹部38を上向きに、嵌合凸部41を下向きにして配置される。図14に示すように、上記の構造材66の両側面には断面略L字状の固定金具67が設けられており、固定金具67の固定片68が構造材66の側面に突出している。また、固定片68には厚み方向(前後方向)に貫通する固定孔69が設けられている。次に、吊り上げた断熱パネルAを建物の構造材66の屋内側からロープ等により引き寄せ、構造材66の屋外側面にバックアップ材60を介して樋部材7の連結片7aを位置させる。次に、この断熱パネルAに挿着しておいた固定具65の後端を固定孔69に屋外側から差し込むと共に固定片68の屋内側に突出した固定具65の先端にナット等の螺合具70を螺合する。このようにして一枚の断熱パネルAを構造材66の屋外側に取り付ける。   Thereafter, by using a crane or the like, the heat insulation panel A to which the waterproof member 6, the eaves member 7 and the airtight member 8 are attached is lifted on the outdoor side of the structural material 66 such as a building column and placed at a desired attachment position. At this time, the heat insulation panel A is disposed with the fitting concave portion 38 facing upward and the fitting convex portion 41 facing downward. As shown in FIG. 14, fixing members 67 having a substantially L-shaped cross section are provided on both side surfaces of the structural member 66, and fixing pieces 68 of the fixing member 67 protrude from the side surfaces of the structural member 66. The fixing piece 68 is provided with a fixing hole 69 penetrating in the thickness direction (front-rear direction). Next, the lifted thermal insulation panel A is drawn by a rope or the like from the indoor side of the structural material 66 of the building, and the connecting piece 7a of the eaves member 7 is positioned on the outdoor side surface of the structural material 66 via the backup material 60. Next, the rear end of the fixture 65 inserted into the heat insulation panel A is inserted into the fixing hole 69 from the outdoor side, and a screw such as a nut is screwed onto the tip of the fixture 65 protruding to the indoor side of the fixing piece 68. The tool 70 is screwed. In this way, one heat insulating panel A is attached to the outdoor side of the structural member 66.

次に、上記のようにして取り付けた断熱パネルAの横に別の断熱パネルAを配置して両断熱パネルA、Aを接続する場合について説明する。まず、構造材66に取り付けた断熱パネルAとは別の断熱パネルAを構造材66の屋外側に吊り上げて、図15に示すように、構造材66に取り付けた上記の断熱パネルAの側方に配置する。この時、この別の断熱パネルAにも上記と同様にして防水部材6、樋部材7、気密部材8、固定具65などが取り付けられている。また、構造材66に取り付けた断熱パネルAの樋部材7を設けた方の側端部に、別の断熱パネルAの樋部材7を設けていない方の側端部を近づけるようにする。次に、吊り上げた上記断熱パネルAを構造材66の屋内側から引き寄せる。このようにすると、構造材66の屋外側に配置した樋部材7の断熱パネルAに取り付けられていない方の側片7bを、引き寄せた別の断熱パネルAの目地片4の挟持片33と断熱部材3及び耐火材37、39との間に挿入し、その側片7bの前端を引き寄せた別の断熱パネルAの側部気密部材47の後面(屋内側の面)に密着させると共にその側片7bの上部内側面と連結片7aの上部前面とを別の断熱パネルAの上部気密部材46の外側面(断熱部材3側の面)と上部気密部材46の後面(屋内側の面)に密着させる。次に、この別の断熱パネルAに挿着しておいた固定具65の後端を上記とは別のもう一方の固定金具67の固定片68の固定孔69に屋外側から差し込むと共に固定片68の屋内側に突出した固定具65の後端にナット等の螺合具70を螺合する。こうして図1に示すように、もう一枚の断熱パネルAを構造材66の屋外側に取り付ける。   Next, the case where another heat insulation panel A is arrange | positioned beside the heat insulation panel A attached as mentioned above, and both heat insulation panels A and A are connected is demonstrated. First, a thermal insulation panel A different from the thermal insulation panel A attached to the structural material 66 is lifted on the outdoor side of the structural material 66, and the side of the thermal insulation panel A attached to the structural material 66 as shown in FIG. To place. At this time, the waterproof member 6, the eaves member 7, the airtight member 8, the fixture 65, and the like are attached to the other heat insulating panel A in the same manner as described above. Further, the side end portion of the other heat insulating panel A not provided with the flange member 7 is brought closer to the side end portion of the heat insulating panel A attached to the structural member 66. Next, the heat insulation panel A that has been lifted is drawn from the indoor side of the structural member 66. If it does in this way, the side piece 7b which is not attached to the heat insulation panel A of the eaves member 7 arrange | positioned in the outdoor side of the structural material 66 will be insulated with the clamping piece 33 of the joint piece 4 of another heat insulation panel A which pulled near. The side piece is inserted between the member 3 and the refractory materials 37 and 39 and is brought into close contact with the rear surface (inner side surface) of the side airtight member 47 of another heat insulating panel A with the front end of the side piece 7b drawn. The upper inner surface of 7b and the upper front surface of the connecting piece 7a are in close contact with the outer surface (surface on the heat insulating member 3 side) of the upper airtight member 46 of another heat insulating panel A and the rear surface (surface on the indoor side) of the upper airtight member 46. Let Next, the rear end of the fixture 65 inserted into the other heat insulation panel A is inserted from the outdoor side into the fixing hole 69 of the fixing piece 68 of the other fixing bracket 67 different from the above and the fixing piece. A screw fitting 70 such as a nut is screwed onto the rear end of the fixture 65 protruding to the indoor side. Thus, as shown in FIG. 1, another heat insulating panel A is attached to the outdoor side of the structural member 66.

上記のように横方向に隣接させた断熱パネルA、Aでは、目地片4の挟持片33、33同士が横方向に対向配置されるものであり、これにより、挟持片33、33の間で支持片34、34よりも前側(屋外側)の空間が目地5として形成されるものである。また、断熱パネルA、Aに設けた防水部材6、6は目地5内に配設されるが、各防水部材6、6の第一防水片42、42の先端同士が目地5内において前後方向(屋内外方向)に重なり合うと共に、各防水部材6、6の第二防水片45、45の先端同士が支持片34の後側で前後方向に重なり合うようにして配置される。この時、第一防水片42、42は第二防水片45、45よりも前側に配置される。また、図16に示すように、横方向に隣接させた断熱パネルA、Aに設けた上部気密部材46、46の外側気密部52、52同士が樋部材7内で横方向に隣接して密着することになる。尚、図16においては、第一防水片42は図示省略している。   In the heat insulation panels A and A adjacent in the lateral direction as described above, the sandwiching pieces 33 and 33 of the joint piece 4 are arranged to face each other in the lateral direction, and thus, between the sandwiching pieces 33 and 33. A space on the front side (outdoor side) of the support pieces 34, 34 is formed as the joint 5. The waterproof members 6, 6 provided on the heat insulating panels A, A are disposed in the joint 5, but the front ends of the first waterproof pieces 42, 42 of each waterproof member 6, 6 are in the front-rear direction within the joint 5. In addition to overlapping in the indoor / outdoor direction, the distal ends of the second waterproof pieces 45 and 45 of the waterproof members 6 and 6 are arranged to overlap in the front-rear direction on the rear side of the support piece 34. At this time, the first waterproof pieces 42 and 42 are arranged in front of the second waterproof pieces 45 and 45. Further, as shown in FIG. 16, the outer airtight portions 52, 52 of the upper airtight members 46, 46 provided in the heat insulating panels A, A adjacent in the horizontal direction are adjacent to each other in the horizontal direction in the flange member 7. Will do. In FIG. 16, the first waterproof piece 42 is not shown.

次に、構造材66に取り付けた断熱パネルAの上に別の断熱パネルAを配置して両断熱パネルA、Aを接続する場合について説明する。まず、構造材66に取り付けた断熱パネルAとは別の断熱パネルAを構造材66の屋外側に吊り上げて、構造材66に取り付けた上記の断熱パネルAの上方に配置する。この時、この別の断熱パネルAにも上記と同様にして防水部材6、樋部材7、気密部材8、固定具65などが取り付けられている。次に、吊り上げた断熱パネルAを徐々に下ろしながら構造材66の屋内側からロープ等により引き寄せ、構造材66に取り付けた断熱パネルAの嵌合凹部38に、吊り上げた断熱パネルAの下端の嵌合凸部41を上側から嵌合する。この時、上側の断熱パネルAの被覆部23が下側の断熱パネルAの第一凹段部35よりも上側部分の屋外側を覆うことになり、これにより、下側の断熱パネルAを構造材66に固定する固定具65を上側の断熱パネルAの被覆部23で覆い隠すことができる。また、上側の断熱パネルAの被覆部23の下端と、下側の断熱パネルAの第二凹段部36との間には間隙が形成されて横目地71となる。次に、上側に配置した別の断熱パネルAを上記と同様にして構造材66に取り付ける。すなわち、構造材66の屋外側面にバックアップ材60を介して断熱パネルAに設けた樋部材7の連結片7aを位置させ、断熱パネルAに挿着しておいた固定具65の後端を固定孔69に屋外側から差し込むと共に固定片68の屋内側に突出した固定具65の後端にナット等の螺合具70を螺合する。また、上下に隣接する樋部材7、7の端部同士を隙間なく接続する。このようにして図17に示すように、縦方向に隣接して断熱パネルA、Aを接続して取り付けることができる。   Next, the case where another heat insulation panel A is arrange | positioned on the heat insulation panel A attached to the structural material 66, and both heat insulation panels A and A are connected is demonstrated. First, a heat insulating panel A different from the heat insulating panel A attached to the structural material 66 is lifted on the outdoor side of the structural material 66 and disposed above the heat insulating panel A attached to the structural material 66. At this time, the waterproof member 6, the eaves member 7, the airtight member 8, the fixture 65, and the like are attached to the other heat insulating panel A in the same manner as described above. Next, the suspended heat insulation panel A is pulled down from the indoor side of the structural material 66 with a rope or the like while gradually lowering, and the lower end of the suspended heat insulation panel A is fitted into the fitting recess 38 of the thermal insulation panel A attached to the structural material 66. The mating convex portion 41 is fitted from above. At this time, the covering portion 23 of the upper heat insulation panel A covers the outdoor side of the upper portion of the lower heat insulation panel A than the first concave step portion 35, thereby forming the lower heat insulation panel A. The fixture 65 fixed to the material 66 can be covered with the covering portion 23 of the upper heat insulating panel A. Further, a gap is formed between the lower end of the covering portion 23 of the upper heat insulation panel A and the second concave step portion 36 of the lower heat insulation panel A to form a horizontal joint 71. Next, another heat insulating panel A disposed on the upper side is attached to the structural member 66 in the same manner as described above. That is, the connecting piece 7a of the eaves member 7 provided on the heat insulation panel A is positioned on the outdoor side surface of the structural material 66 via the backup material 60, and the rear end of the fixture 65 inserted into the heat insulation panel A is fixed. A screw fitting 70 such as a nut is screwed into the rear end of the fixture 65 which is inserted into the hole 69 from the outdoor side and protrudes to the indoor side of the fixing piece 68. Moreover, the edge parts of the flange members 7 and 7 adjacent up and down are connected without a gap. Thus, as shown in FIG. 17, the heat insulation panels A and A can be connected and attached adjacent to each other in the vertical direction.

上記のようにして複数枚の断熱パネルA、A…を横方向及び縦方向に並べて接続していくことにより、建物の壁(外壁)を形成することができるが、この壁には縦方向に長い目地5と横目地71とが交差するように形成され、また、図18に示すように、この交差部分において上側の断熱パネルAに取り付けた防水部材6の第一防水片42の下端と、下側の断熱パネルAに取り付けた防水部材6の第一防水片42の上端との間に隙間ができて開口部(通気孔)10が形成されることになる。すなわち、開口部10は縦方向においては第一凹段部35と第二凹段部36の間に形成され、横方向においては支持片34の屋外側に形成されるものである。また、防水部材6の第一防水片42よりも屋内側の目地5内の空間及び樋部材7の連結片7aよりも屋外側の空間は、気密部材8により樋部材7よりも屋内側の空間に対して密閉されて通気性がないように形成されている。従って、開口部10とそれよりも上側の上部気密部材46との間において、防水部材6の第一防水片42よりも屋内側の目地5内の空間及び樋部材7の連結片7aよりも屋外側の空間は、上記開口部10により防水部材6の第一防水片42よりも屋外側の空間に開放され、図19に示すように、開口部10を通じて目地5内に外気が導入されるものであり、これにより、第一防水片42よりも屋外側の空間の気圧と等しい等圧空間9として形成することができる。そして、等圧空間9により、防水部材6の第一防水片42の屋外側の空間と屋内側の空間との間で気圧差が生じないようにすることができ、気圧差に起因して雨水が目地5内を屋内側に進入するのを防止することができるものである。また、上記のように断熱パネルAを構造材66に屋内側から取り付けることができ、足場での作業をなくして安全で容易に断熱パネルを施工することができるものである。   A wall (outer wall) of a building can be formed by arranging and connecting a plurality of heat insulating panels A, A... In the horizontal direction and the vertical direction as described above. The long joint 5 and the horizontal joint 71 are formed so as to intersect with each other, and as shown in FIG. 18, the lower end of the first waterproof piece 42 of the waterproof member 6 attached to the upper heat insulation panel A at the intersection, A gap is formed between the upper end of the first waterproof piece 42 of the waterproof member 6 attached to the lower heat insulation panel A, and an opening (vent hole) 10 is formed. That is, the opening 10 is formed between the first concave step 35 and the second concave step 36 in the vertical direction, and is formed on the outdoor side of the support piece 34 in the horizontal direction. Further, the space inside the joint 5 on the indoor side with respect to the first waterproof piece 42 of the waterproof member 6 and the space on the outdoor side with respect to the connecting piece 7a of the flange member 7 are space closer to the indoor side than the flange member 7 due to the airtight member 8. Is formed so as not to be air permeable. Therefore, between the opening 10 and the upper airtight member 46 above it, the space in the joint 5 on the indoor side with respect to the first waterproof piece 42 of the waterproof member 6 and the connecting piece 7a of the eaves member 7 are closer. The outer space is opened to the outdoor side space from the first waterproof piece 42 of the waterproof member 6 by the opening 10, and the outside air is introduced into the joint 5 through the opening 10 as shown in FIG. 19. Thus, it is possible to form the isobaric space 9 equal to the atmospheric pressure of the outdoor side space with respect to the first waterproof piece 42. And the isobaric space 9 can prevent a pressure difference between the outdoor side space and the indoor side space of the first waterproof piece 42 of the waterproof member 6, and rainwater is caused by the pressure difference. Can prevent the inside of the joint 5 from entering the indoor side. Further, as described above, the heat insulation panel A can be attached to the structural member 66 from the indoor side, and the work on the scaffold can be eliminated and the heat insulation panel can be constructed safely and easily.

雨水が目地5を屋内側に向かって移動させるエネルギーとしては、重力、表面張力、毛細管現象、運動エネルギー、気流及び気圧差の6つがある。   There are six types of energy that cause rainwater to move the joint 5 toward the indoor side: gravity, surface tension, capillary action, kinetic energy, airflow, and atmospheric pressure difference.

目地5に屋内側に向かって下り傾斜する経路があると、重力のエネルギーにより雨水が屋内側に進入しやすくなるが、本発明では上部気密部材46の外側気密部52の上面を屋外側に向かって傾斜する傾斜面79として形成しているので、開口部10から目地5内に進入した雨水が自重により屋内側に向かって移動するのを防止することができる。   When the joint 5 has a path inclined downward toward the indoor side, it becomes easy for rainwater to enter the indoor side due to the energy of gravity. However, in the present invention, the upper surface of the outer airtight portion 52 of the upper airtight member 46 faces the outdoor side. Therefore, it is possible to prevent rainwater that has entered the joint 5 from the opening 10 from moving toward the indoor side due to its own weight.

また、雨水が断熱パネルAの金属外皮1に付着すると、雨水の表面張力により雨水が金属外皮1の表面を伝わって目地5に進入しやすくなるが、本発明では目地5内に防水部材6を設けると共に上部気密部材46の外側気密部52の上面を屋外側に向かって傾斜する傾斜面79として形成しているので、雨水が目地5内に進入しにくく、また、進入したとしても雨水が表面張力により屋内側に向かって移動するのを防止することができる。   In addition, when rainwater adheres to the metal shell 1 of the heat insulation panel A, rainwater easily enters the joint 5 through the surface of the metal shell 1 due to the surface tension of the rainwater. In the present invention, the waterproof member 6 is provided in the joint 5. In addition, since the upper surface of the outer airtight portion 52 of the upper airtight member 46 is formed as an inclined surface 79 inclined toward the outdoor side, it is difficult for rainwater to enter the joint 5, and even if it enters, the rainwater is on the surface. It can prevent moving toward the indoor side by tension.

また、目地5の幅寸法が狭いと毛細管現象が起こり、重力に逆らって目地5に雨水が進入する恐れがあるが、本発明では毛細管現象が生じない程度の幅寸法(例えば、20mm)に目地5を形成しているので、雨水が目地5内に進入しにくく、また、進入したとしても雨水が表面張力により屋内側に向かって移動するのを防止することができる。   In addition, if the width dimension of the joint 5 is narrow, a capillary phenomenon occurs, and rainwater may enter the joint 5 against the gravity. However, in the present invention, the joint dimension is set to a width dimension that does not cause the capillary phenomenon (for example, 20 mm). 5 is formed, it is difficult for rainwater to enter the joint 5 and even if it enters, rainwater can be prevented from moving indoors due to surface tension.

また、風速等によって雨水が断熱パネルAの方に向かう運動エネルギーを持つと、雨水が目地5に進入する恐れがあるが、本発明では防水部材6の第一防水片42と第二防水片45により目地5に雨水が進入するのを防止することができる。   Further, if rainwater has kinetic energy directed toward the heat insulation panel A due to wind speed or the like, rainwater may enter the joint 5, but in the present invention, the first waterproof piece 42 and the second waterproof piece 45 of the waterproof member 6. Thus, rainwater can be prevented from entering the joint 5.

また、目地5が建物の屋内に通じていると、風を伴った降雨時に目地5を通る気流が生じ、ある流速以上の気流では雨水が横飛びして建物の屋内側に進入する恐れがあるが、本発明では気密部材8により目地5と建物の屋内側空間とが通じないように閉塞していると共に防水部材6の第一防水片42と第二防水片45を設けているので、目地5に雨水が進入するのを防止することができる。   In addition, if the joint 5 communicates with the interior of the building, an airflow passing through the joint 5 is generated during a rain accompanied by wind, and rainwater may jump to the inside of the building when the airflow exceeds a certain flow velocity. However, in the present invention, the airtight member 8 closes the joint 5 and the indoor space of the building so as not to communicate with each other, and the first waterproof piece 42 and the second waterproof piece 45 of the waterproof member 6 are provided. 5 can prevent rainwater from entering.

また、目地5内に雨水が進入した場合、建物の屋内側の空間と屋外側の空間に気圧差が生じると、圧力により雨水が屋内側に移動するが、本発明では開口部10を設け、ここから目地5内及び樋部材7の屋外側空間に外気を自然に導入して等圧空間9を形成しているので、目地5から屋内側に雨水が進入するのを防止することができる。   In addition, when rainwater enters the joint 5, if a pressure difference occurs between the indoor space and the outdoor space of the building, the rainwater moves indoors due to pressure, but in the present invention, the opening 10 is provided, Since the isobaric space 9 is formed by naturally introducing outside air into the joint 5 and the outdoor space of the eaves member 7 from here, it is possible to prevent rainwater from entering the indoor side from the joint 5.

そして、本発明では、樋部材7にまで雨水が到達しても、その雨水を上部気密部材46の傾斜面55、79に沿って屋外側へと流すことができ、目地5及び開口部10を通じて壁の屋外に排水することができるものである。   In the present invention, even if rainwater reaches the heel member 7, the rainwater can flow to the outdoor side along the inclined surfaces 55 and 79 of the upper airtight member 46, through the joint 5 and the opening 10. It can be drained outside the wall.

尚、本発明においては、等圧空間9と防水部材6よりも屋外側の空間とが50Pa(5kgf/m)以下の圧力差であれば等圧とみなすことができ、これ以上の圧力差が生じないように、建物の高さ、最大風圧、目地5の幅寸法、嵌合凹部38と嵌合凸部41との嵌合深さなどに応じて、開口部10の開口面積を設定することができる。 In the present invention, if the pressure difference between the isobaric space 9 and the space outside the waterproofing member 6 is 50 Pa (5 kgf / m 2 ) or less, it can be regarded as isobaric pressure, and the pressure difference larger than this. The opening area of the opening 10 is set according to the height of the building, the maximum wind pressure, the width dimension of the joint 5, the fitting depth between the fitting recess 38 and the fitting protrusion 41, and the like. be able to.

上記のように複数枚の断熱パネルA、A…を用いて壁を形成する場合、一部の断熱パネルAをサッシBに置き換えて窓などを形成することがあるが、このような場合でも本発明の断熱パネルAの接続構造を用いることができる。サッシBは枠部73とその内側にはめられた窓部材(図示省略)から構成されており、枠部73の上端には上面が開口するサッシ嵌合凹部74が横方向の全長に亘って形成されている。また、枠部73の下面には嵌合突起75が横方向の全長に亘って形成されていると共に嵌合突起75よりも屋外側には嵌合突起75より下方に突出するサッシ被覆部86が枠部73の下面の横方向の全長に亘って形成されている。さらに、枠部73の両方の側面には断熱パネルAの目地片4と同様の目地片4が縦方向の全長に亘って突設されている。   As described above, when a wall is formed by using a plurality of heat insulation panels A, A..., Some heat insulation panels A may be replaced with sashes B to form windows and the like. The connection structure of the heat insulation panel A of the invention can be used. The sash B is composed of a frame portion 73 and a window member (not shown) fitted inside the frame portion 73, and a sash fitting recess 74 whose upper surface is opened is formed at the upper end of the frame portion 73 over the entire length in the lateral direction. Has been. Further, a fitting projection 75 is formed on the lower surface of the frame portion 73 over the entire length in the lateral direction, and a sash covering portion 86 projecting downward from the fitting projection 75 on the outdoor side of the fitting projection 75. It is formed over the entire lateral length of the lower surface of the frame portion 73. Further, joint pieces 4 similar to the joint pieces 4 of the heat insulation panel A are provided on both side surfaces of the frame portion 73 so as to protrude over the entire length in the vertical direction.

そして、このサッシBには上記と同様の防水部材6、樋部材7、気密部材8を取り付けた状態で、上記断熱パネルAと同様にして屋内側から施工されるものである。ここで、図20に示すように、サッシBは枠部73の上部に装着したボルト等の固定具65及びこれに螺合されるナット等の螺合具70により胴縁等の構造材66に取り付けられる。また、サッシBとその上側の断熱パネルAとは、サッシBのサッシ嵌合凹部74に断熱パネルAの嵌合凸部41を嵌合することにより接続されると共に、サッシBとその下側の断熱パネルAとは、サッシBの嵌合突起75を断熱パネルAの嵌合凹部38に嵌合することにより接続される。この時、サッシ嵌合凹部74の底面と嵌合凸部41の下面との間及び嵌合突起75の下端と嵌合凹部38の底面との間にはパッキン76が設けられている。さらに、図21に示すように、横方向に隣接させた断熱パネルAとサッシBでは、断熱パネルA、Aを横方向に隣接させた場合と同様に目地5が形成されると共に防水部材6、6が目地5内に配置される。また、目地5内は開口部10により開放されると共に、横方向に隣接させた断熱パネルAとサッシBに設けた上部気密部材46、46の外側気密部52、52同士が樋部材7内で横方向に隣接して密着するものであり、これにより、開口部10とそれよりも上側の上部気密部材46との間において、防水部材6の第一防水片42よりも屋内側の目地5内の空間及び樋部材7の連結片7aよりも屋外側の空間は、上記開口部10により防水部材6の第一防水片42よりも屋外側の空間に開放され、開口部10を通じて目地5内に外気が導入されるものであり、これにより、第一防水片42よりも屋外側の空間の気圧と等しい等圧空間9として形成することができる。この結果、防水部材6の第一防水片42の屋外側の空間と屋内側の空間との間で気圧差が生じないようにすることができ、気圧差に起因して雨水が目地5内を屋内側に進入するのを防止することができるものである。   The sash B is constructed from the indoor side in the same manner as the heat insulation panel A, with the waterproof member 6, the eaves member 7 and the airtight member 8 similar to the above attached. Here, as shown in FIG. 20, the sash B is attached to the structural member 66 such as the trunk edge by a fixing tool 65 such as a bolt attached to the upper portion of the frame portion 73 and a screwing tool 70 such as a nut screwed to the fixing tool 65. It is attached. Further, the sash B and the heat insulating panel A on the upper side thereof are connected by fitting the fitting convex portion 41 of the heat insulating panel A to the sash fitting concave portion 74 of the sash B, and the sash B and the lower side thereof. The heat insulation panel A is connected by fitting the fitting projection 75 of the sash B into the fitting recess 38 of the heat insulation panel A. At this time, packings 76 are provided between the bottom surface of the sash fitting recess 74 and the bottom surface of the fitting projection 41 and between the lower end of the fitting protrusion 75 and the bottom surface of the fitting recess 38. Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 21, in the heat insulation panel A and the sash B adjacent to each other in the lateral direction, the joint 5 is formed and the waterproof member 6 is formed as in the case where the heat insulation panels A and A are adjacent to each other in the horizontal direction. 6 is arranged in the joint 5. Further, the inside of the joint 5 is opened by the opening 10, and the outer airtight portions 52, 52 of the upper airtight members 46, 46 provided in the heat insulating panel A and the sash B adjacent to each other in the lateral direction are in the brim member 7. Adjacent to each other in the lateral direction, and thereby, between the opening 10 and the upper airtight member 46 above the opening 10, the inside of the joint 5 on the indoor side with respect to the first waterproof piece 42 of the waterproof member 6. And the space on the outdoor side of the connecting piece 7 a of the flange member 7 are opened to the space on the outdoor side of the first waterproof piece 42 of the waterproof member 6 by the opening 10, and enter the joint 5 through the opening 10. Outside air is introduced, and as a result, it is possible to form the isobaric space 9 equal to the atmospheric pressure of the space on the outdoor side of the first waterproof piece 42. As a result, it is possible to prevent a difference in atmospheric pressure between the outdoor side space and the indoor side space of the first waterproof piece 42 of the waterproof member 6, and rainwater can enter the joint 5 due to the atmospheric pressure difference. It is possible to prevent entry into the indoor side.

尚、上記では、断熱パネルAが厚くて(50mm程度)、樋部材7と構造材66との間隔が広くなるためにハット状のバックアップ材60を用いて断熱パネルAと樋部材7とを連結しているが、断熱パネルAが薄い場合(35mm程度)などでは、樋部材7と構造材66との間にほとんど隙間が開かない。そこで、この場合は、図22に示すように、断熱パネルAと樋部材7とを板状の固定板77で連結することができる。   In the above, since the heat insulation panel A is thick (about 50 mm) and the gap between the flange member 7 and the structural material 66 is wide, the hat-like backup material 60 is used to connect the heat insulation panel A and the flange member 7. However, when the heat insulation panel A is thin (about 35 mm), a gap is hardly opened between the eaves member 7 and the structural material 66. Therefore, in this case, as shown in FIG. 22, the heat insulating panel A and the eaves member 7 can be connected by a plate-shaped fixing plate 77.

本発明の実施の形態の一例を示す断面図である。It is sectional drawing which shows an example of embodiment of this invention. 同上の断熱パネルの金属外皮を示し、(a)(b)(d)は断面図、(c)は平面図である。The metal skin of a heat insulation panel same as the above is shown, (a) (b) (d) is sectional drawing, (c) is a top view. 同上の断熱パネルを示す断面図である。It is sectional drawing which shows a heat insulation panel same as the above. 同上の断熱パネルを示す斜視図である。It is a perspective view which shows a heat insulation panel same as the above. 同上の断熱パネルを示し、(a)(b)は一部の斜視図である。The heat insulation panel same as the above is shown, (a) and (b) are some perspective views. 同上の防水部材を示す一部の斜視図である。It is a one part perspective view which shows a waterproof member same as the above. 同上の樋部材を示す一部の斜視図である。It is a partial perspective view which shows a collar member same as the above. 同上の上部気密部材を示し、(a)(b)は斜視図である。The upper airtight member same as the above is shown, and (a) and (b) are perspective views. 同上の上部気密部材を示し、(a)は平面図、(b)は正面図、(c)は側面図である。The upper airtight member same as the above is shown, (a) is a plan view, (b) is a front view, and (c) is a side view. 同上の上部気密部材を示し、(a)は図9(a)におけるA−A断面図、(b)は図9(a)におけるB−B断面図、(c)は図9(a)におけるC−C断面図、(d)は図9(a)におけるD−D断面図である。An upper airtight member same as the above is shown, (a) is an AA cross-sectional view in FIG. 9 (a), (b) is a BB cross-sectional view in FIG. 9 (a), and (c) is in FIG. 9 (a). CC sectional drawing, (d) is DD sectional drawing in Fig.9 (a). 同上の側部気密部材を示す一部の斜視図である。It is a partial perspective view which shows a side part airtight member same as the above. 同上の断熱パネルに上部気密部材と樋部材とを取り付けた状態を示す斜視図である。It is a perspective view which shows the state which attached the upper airtight member and the eaves member to the heat insulation panel same as the above. 同上の施工途中を示す断面図である。It is sectional drawing which shows the construction middle in the same. 同上の施工途中を示す断面図である。It is sectional drawing which shows the construction middle in the same. 同上の施工途中を示す断面図である。It is sectional drawing which shows the construction middle in the same. 同上の横方向に並ぶ断熱パネルの接続状態を示す断面図である。It is sectional drawing which shows the connection state of the heat insulation panel located in a line with a horizontal direction same as the above. 同上の縦方向に並ぶ断熱パネルの接続状態を示す断面図である。It is sectional drawing which shows the connection state of the heat insulation panel located in a line with the vertical direction same as the above. 同上の正面図である。It is a front view same as the above. 同上の断面図である。It is sectional drawing same as the above. 同上のサッシを取り付けた状態を示す断面図である。It is sectional drawing which shows the state which attached the sash same as the above. 同上のサッシを取り付けた状態を示す断面図である。It is sectional drawing which shows the state which attached the sash same as the above. 同上の樋部材の他の取付方法を示す断面図である。It is sectional drawing which shows the other attachment method of a collar member same as the above.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

1 金属外皮
2 金属外皮
3 断熱材
4 目地片
5 目地
6 防水部材
7 樋部材
8 気密部材
9 等圧空間
12 スリット
13 被差し込み凹部
A 断熱パネル
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Metal outer skin 2 Metal outer skin 3 Heat insulating material 4 Joint piece 5 Joint 6 Waterproof member 7 Gutter member 8 Airtight member 9 Isobaric space 12 Slit 13 Insertion recessed part A Thermal insulation panel

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二枚の金属外皮の間に断熱材を充填して形成される断熱パネルの接続構造において、断熱パネルの側端部に目地片を側方に突出させ、隣接する断熱パネルをその目地片を対向させて配設すると共に対向する目地片により目地を形成し、目地内に防水部材を設けると共に目地に防水部材よりも屋外側空間に連通する開口部を設け、目地より屋内側に樋部材を配設すると共に目地片と樋部材との間に気密部材を設け、防水部材と樋部材の間を屋外側空間の気圧と等しい等圧空間として形成して成ることを特徴とする断熱パネルの接続構造。   In a heat insulating panel connection structure formed by filling a heat insulating material between two metal shells, a joint piece protrudes laterally at the side edge of the heat insulating panel, and the adjacent heat insulating panel faces the joint piece. In addition, a joint is formed by the joint pieces facing each other, a waterproof member is provided in the joint, an opening communicating with the outdoor side space is provided in the joint, and a collar member is disposed on the indoor side from the joint. And a heat insulating panel connection structure characterized in that an airtight member is provided between the joint piece and the flange member, and the waterproof member and the flange member are formed as an equal pressure space equal to the atmospheric pressure of the outdoor space. . 気密部材にスリットを形成し、目地片をスリットに差し込むことにより断熱パネルの目地片に気密部材を取り付けて成ることを特徴とする請求項1に記載の断熱パネルの接続構造。   2. The heat insulating panel connection structure according to claim 1, wherein a slit is formed in the airtight member, and the airtight member is attached to the joint piece of the heat insulating panel by inserting the joint piece into the slit. 防水部材に被差し込み凹部を形成し、目地片を被差し込み凹部に差し込むことにより断熱パネルの目地片に防水部材を取り付けて成ることを特徴とする請求項1又は2に記載の断熱パネルの接続構造。   3. A heat insulating panel connection structure according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a recessed portion is formed in the waterproof member, and the waterproof member is attached to the joint piece of the heat insulating panel by inserting the joint piece into the inserted recessed portion. .
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