JP2007070864A - Venting structure of building - Google Patents

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JP2007070864A
JP2007070864A JP2005258254A JP2005258254A JP2007070864A JP 2007070864 A JP2007070864 A JP 2007070864A JP 2005258254 A JP2005258254 A JP 2005258254A JP 2005258254 A JP2005258254 A JP 2005258254A JP 2007070864 A JP2007070864 A JP 2007070864A
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Katsuya Fukakura
勝哉 深蔵
Takahiro Yoshikawa
隆裕 好川
Junji Kato
淳司 加藤
Toshihiko Koumae
俊彦 幸前
Shigenori Iwazawa
成憲 岩澤
Masao Kajiwara
将男 梶原
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a venting structure of a building in which dew condensation is hard to occur on the indoor side faces of an interior material in winter by a simple structure, dew condensation is hard to occur inside an outer wall during air conditioning in summer, and ventilation in an underfloor space is performed. <P>SOLUTION: A ventilation space 2 is formed in the outer wall 1, and a moisture permeable part 3 formed of a moisture permeable material is formed at the portion of the outer wall 1 on the indoor side more than the ventilation space 2. An inlet 4 for the ventilation space 2 is formed at the lower end of the wall 1, and an outlet 5 for the ventilation space 2 is formed at the upper end. An external communication part 7 communicating with an outdoor space 6 and an underfloor space communication part 9 communicating with an underfloor space 8 are communicated with the inlet 4 at the lower end of the outer wall 1. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

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本発明は、建物の通気構造に関するものである。   The present invention relates to a ventilation structure of a building.

従来から内部に断熱材を内装し、断熱材の屋外側に通気性シートを重ね、通気性シートと外装材との間に通気空間を形成した外壁が特許文献1、特許文献2等により知られている。この通気空間を備えた外壁は通気空間に屋外空気が流入するための入口を下端部に設けると共に通気空間の空気を屋外に排出するための出口を上端部に設けたものであり、室内空間の湿気を通気空間に逃がし、通気空間内を通気することで湿気を屋外に排出するようになっている。このように、外壁に通気空間を設けて、通気空間を介して室内の湿気を排出して室内の湿度を低下させ(水蒸気量を低下させ)ることで、冬季に室内を暖房した場合、通気空間内の温度と室内の温度との温度差に起因して外壁の内装材の室内側の面の温度が低下してもこの部分に結露が発生し難いようにしている。   Conventionally, an outer wall in which a heat insulating material is internally provided, a breathable sheet is stacked on the outdoor side of the heat insulating material, and a ventilation space is formed between the breathable sheet and the exterior material is known from Patent Document 1, Patent Document 2, and the like. ing. The outer wall having the ventilation space is provided with an inlet at the lower end portion for allowing outdoor air to flow into the ventilation space and an outlet at the upper end portion for discharging the air of the ventilation space to the outside. Moisture is allowed to escape to the ventilation space, and the moisture is discharged to the outside by ventilating the inside of the ventilation space. In this way, when the room is heated in winter by providing a ventilation space on the outer wall and exhausting the indoor humidity through the ventilation space to lower the room humidity (reducing the amount of water vapor), Even if the temperature of the surface on the indoor side of the interior material of the outer wall decreases due to the temperature difference between the temperature in the space and the temperature in the room, condensation is unlikely to occur in this part.

このように外壁内に通気空間を設けることで冬季に室内の湿度を低下させて内装材の室内側の面において結露が発生し難いようにしているのであるが、夏季に室内を冷房すると、室内が低温となり、通気空間内には高温多湿の外気が流入するため通気空間内は高温多湿の状態となり、内装材付近では大きな温度差が生じ、高温多湿の壁内の空気は大きな温度差が生じている内装材の屋外側の付近で温度が低下するため、この部分に結露が発生してしまう。この夏季に壁内で発生する結露に対しては何らの対策も取られていないのが実状である。   By providing a ventilation space in the outer wall in this way, the humidity in the room is reduced in winter so that condensation is unlikely to occur on the interior side surface of the interior material. However, the temperature inside the ventilation space becomes hot and humid, causing a large temperature difference near the interior material, and the air inside the high temperature and humidity wall has a large temperature difference. Since the temperature drops near the outdoor side of the interior material, condensation occurs in this part. In fact, no measures have been taken against the condensation that occurs in the walls during the summer.

また、上記通気空間内の温度と室内空間の温度との温度差は小さい程結露が発生し難く、上記温度差が大きい程結露が発生しやすいものであるから、冬季においても、屋外の低温の空気のみが通気空間内に流入する従来例では、通気空間内の温度と室内の温度との温度差が大きくなってしまい、したがって、上記のように通気空間を通気させることで室内の湿度を低下させるだけでは、十分に結露発生を防止できず、湿度を低下させて水蒸気量を低下させても、該低下した水蒸気量が飽和温度となる温度まで内装材の室内側の面が低下してしまうと結局は結露が発生してしまう。
実開昭61−13708号公報 特開2001−3467号公報
In addition, condensation is less likely to occur as the temperature difference between the temperature in the ventilation space and the temperature in the indoor space is smaller, and condensation tends to occur as the temperature difference is larger. In the conventional example in which only air flows into the ventilation space, the temperature difference between the temperature in the ventilation space and the temperature in the room becomes large. Therefore, the indoor humidity is lowered by ventilating the ventilation space as described above. However, it is not possible to sufficiently prevent the occurrence of condensation, and even if the humidity is reduced to reduce the amount of water vapor, the interior side surface of the interior material is lowered to a temperature at which the reduced amount of water vapor reaches the saturation temperature. Eventually condensation will occur.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 61-13708 JP 2001-3467 A

本発明は上記の従来の問題点に鑑みて発明したものであって、簡単な構成で冬季に内装材の室内側の面において結露が発生し難いようにできると共に、夏季の冷房時に外壁内で結露が発生し難いようにでき、また、同時に床下空間の換気もできる建物の通気構造を提供することを課題とするものである。   The present invention has been invented in view of the above-described conventional problems, and it is possible to prevent condensation from occurring on the indoor side surface of the interior material in winter with a simple configuration, and in the outer wall during cooling in summer. An object of the present invention is to provide a ventilation structure for a building that can prevent condensation from occurring and can also ventilate an underfloor space at the same time.

上記課題を解決するために本発明に係る建物の通気構造は、外壁1の内部に通気空間2を設けると共に外壁1の通気空間2よりも室内側の部位に透湿性材料により形成した透湿部3を形成し、上記外壁1の下端部に通気空間2の入口4を設けると共に上端部に通気空間2の出口5を設け、上記外壁1の下端部の入口4に、屋外空間6と連通する外部連通部7及び床下空間8に連通する床下空間連通部9をそれぞれ連通させて成ることを特徴とするものである。   In order to solve the above problems, a ventilation structure for a building according to the present invention is provided with a ventilation space 2 inside the outer wall 1 and a moisture permeable portion formed of a moisture permeable material in a portion on the indoor side of the ventilation wall 2 of the outer wall 1. 3, an inlet 4 of the ventilation space 2 is provided at the lower end portion of the outer wall 1, and an outlet 5 of the ventilation space 2 is provided at the upper end portion, so that the inlet 4 at the lower end portion of the outer wall 1 communicates with the outdoor space 6. The underfloor space communicating portion 9 communicating with the external communicating portion 7 and the underfloor space 8 is communicated with each other.

通気空間2内の空気が上昇して出口5から屋外空間6に排気することで、外壁1の透湿部3を通して室内空間10の湿気を通気空間2から外部に逃がして室内空間10の湿度を低下させ(水蒸気量を低下させ)、冬季の暖房時に外壁1の内装材の室内側の面における結露の発生を防止することができる。しかも、通気空間2内を空気が上昇して出口5から屋外空間6に排気されることで、屋外空間6の外気が外部連通部7から入口4を経て通気空間2に流入すると共に床下空間8内の床下空気が床下空間連通部9から通気空間2の入口4を経て通気空間2内に流入することになり、通気空間2内を上昇する空気は屋外空気と床下空気とが混合された混合空気となる。したがって、夏季には高温の屋外空気と、低温の床下空気とが混合された比較的温度の低い混合空気が通気空間2を流れることになり、夏季において室内空間10を冷房した場合における通気空間2内の温度と室内空間10の温度との温度差を小さくすることができ、これにより夏季における室内空間10の冷房時に外壁1の内部において結露が発生し難くなる。また、冬季には低温の屋外空気と、高温の床下空気とが混合された比較的暖かい温度の混合空気が通気空間2を流れることになり、冬季において室内空間10を暖房した場合における通気空間2内の温度と室内空間10の温度との温度差を小さくすることができ、これにより冬季における室内空間10の暖房時に外壁1の内装材の室内側面においていっそう結露が発生し難くなる。また、簡単な構成で外壁1内を通気する際に同時に床下空間8の換気もできることになる。   By raising the air in the ventilation space 2 and exhausting it from the outlet 5 to the outdoor space 6, moisture in the indoor space 10 is released from the ventilation space 2 to the outside through the moisture permeable portion 3 of the outer wall 1 and the humidity of the indoor space 10 is reduced. It is possible to reduce (decrease the amount of water vapor) and prevent the occurrence of condensation on the interior side surface of the interior material of the outer wall 1 during heating in winter. In addition, the air rises in the ventilation space 2 and is exhausted from the outlet 5 to the outdoor space 6, so that outside air in the outdoor space 6 flows into the ventilation space 2 from the external communication portion 7 through the inlet 4 and the underfloor space 8. The underfloor air in the interior flows into the vent space 2 from the underfloor space communication portion 9 through the inlet 4 of the vent space 2, and the air rising in the vent space 2 is a mixture of outdoor air and underfloor air. It becomes air. Therefore, in summer, mixed air having a relatively low temperature in which high-temperature outdoor air and low-temperature underfloor air are mixed flows through the ventilation space 2, and the ventilation space 2 when the indoor space 10 is cooled in summer. The temperature difference between the internal temperature and the temperature of the indoor space 10 can be reduced, so that condensation is less likely to occur inside the outer wall 1 during cooling of the indoor space 10 in summer. In winter, a relatively warm mixed air mixture of low temperature outdoor air and high temperature underfloor air flows through the ventilation space 2, and the ventilation space 2 when the indoor space 10 is heated in winter. The temperature difference between the inside temperature and the temperature of the indoor space 10 can be reduced, so that condensation is less likely to occur on the indoor side surface of the interior material of the outer wall 1 when the indoor space 10 is heated in winter. Moreover, when the inside of the outer wall 1 is ventilated with a simple configuration, the underfloor space 8 can be ventilated at the same time.

本発明は、上記のように外壁の下端部の入口に、屋外空間と連通する外部連通部及び床下空間に連通する床下空間連通部をそれぞれ連通させるので、簡単な構成で外気温度と外壁内の通気空間内の温度との温度差を大きくして、通気空間内の温度と室内空間の温度との温度差をできるだけ小さくできて、夏季における室内空間の冷房時や冬季における室内空間の暖房時に結露が発生し難いようにでき、また、同時に床下空間の換気もできる。   In the present invention, as described above, the external communication portion communicating with the outdoor space and the underfloor space communication portion communicating with the underfloor space are respectively communicated with the entrance of the lower end portion of the outer wall. The temperature difference between the temperature in the ventilation space and the temperature in the ventilation space can be made as small as possible to reduce the temperature difference between the temperature in the ventilation space and the temperature in the indoor space. In addition, it is possible to ventilate the underfloor space at the same time.

以下、本発明を添付図面に示す実施形態に基いて説明する。   Hereinafter, the present invention will be described based on embodiments shown in the accompanying drawings.

建物の外壁1の内部には通気空間2が形成してある。図1、図2には2階建ての建物において1階の外壁と2階の外壁とが上下に連続した外壁1の例が示してある。すなわち、1階の外壁、2階の外壁はいずれも外壁パネル11により構成してあり、基礎12と床梁13との間に1階の外壁パネル11を建て込むと共に床梁13と屋根梁27との間に2階の外壁パネル11を建て込み、更に、床梁13の屋外側を幕板14で覆って2階建ての建物の外壁1が構成してある。   A ventilation space 2 is formed inside the outer wall 1 of the building. FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 show an example of an outer wall 1 in which a first floor outer wall and a second floor outer wall are vertically connected in a two-story building. That is, the outer wall of the first floor and the outer wall of the second floor are both configured by the outer wall panel 11, and the outer wall panel 11 of the first floor is built between the foundation 12 and the floor beam 13 and the floor beam 13 and the roof beam 27. The outer wall panel 11 on the second floor is built in between, and the outer wall 1 of the two-story building is configured by covering the outdoor side of the floor beam 13 with the curtain plate 14.

ここで、1階、2階の外壁パネル11は同じ構造となっており、図4、図5に示すようなもので、パネル枠15の室内側の面に断熱ボード16を取着してある。断熱ボード16は断熱性を有し、更に、透湿性を有したもの、例えばインシュレーションボードのようなものが用いられる。   Here, the outer wall panels 11 on the first floor and the second floor have the same structure, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, and a heat insulating board 16 is attached to the indoor side surface of the panel frame 15. . The heat insulating board 16 has a heat insulating property, and further, a material having moisture permeability, such as an insulation board, is used.

パネル枠15内にはロックウール、グラスウールのような繊維系の断熱材18が充填してあり、該繊維系の断熱材18は繊維と繊維との間の隙間を通気できるようになっている。パネル枠15の屋外側の面には透湿性を有するケナフボードのような内側板材19が取着してあって繊維系の断熱材18を押さえ付けている。該内側板材19の屋外側に桟材20を取着し、この桟材20の外面側に外装材21を取着してある(外装材21は固着具により桟材20、内側板材19を介してパネル枠15に固着してある)。内側板材19と外装材21との間が通気空間2aとなっており、該通気空間2aは内部が上下に連通し且つ上下において外部に開口するように横向きの桟材20で通気空間2を塞がないようになっており、このため、横向きの桟材20に通気用の切欠部38を設けたり、あるいは縦向きの桟材20間の間隔よりも横向きの桟材20の長さを短くしたり、あるいは横向きの桟材20を不連続としたりしてある。   The panel frame 15 is filled with a fiber-based heat insulating material 18 such as rock wool or glass wool, and the fiber-based heat insulating material 18 can ventilate a gap between the fibers. An inner side plate material 19 such as a kenaf board having moisture permeability is attached to the surface on the outdoor side of the panel frame 15 to press down the fiber-based heat insulating material 18. A crosspiece 20 is attached to the outdoor side of the inner plate 19 and an exterior member 21 is attached to the outer surface of the crosspiece 20 (the exterior member 21 is passed through the crosspiece 20 and the inner plate 19 by a fixing tool. To the panel frame 15). A ventilation space 2a is formed between the inner plate material 19 and the exterior material 21, and the ventilation space 2a is closed by a horizontal crosspiece 20 so that the inside communicates vertically and opens to the outside vertically. For this reason, the horizontal crosspiece 20 is provided with a ventilation notch 38, or the length of the horizontal crosspiece 20 is made shorter than the interval between the vertical crosspieces 20. Or the crosspiece 20 facing sideways is made discontinuous.

上記の構造の外壁パネル11は工場であらかじめ形成して現場に搬送して施工される。1階の外壁パネル11は基礎12上に取付けた土台金物23の縦片の上端にパネル枠15の下横枠材の下面に設けた嵌め込み溝24を嵌め込むと共にパネル枠15の上横枠材の上面部に設けた取付け金具25を床梁13の下端部に取付けることで立設してある。また、2階の外壁パネル11は床梁13の上端部に取付けたパネル受け金物26の縦片の上端部にパネル枠15の下横枠材の下面に設けた嵌め込み溝24を嵌め込むと共にパネル枠15の上横枠材の上面部に設けた取付け金具25を屋根梁27の下端部に取付けることで立設してある。   The outer wall panel 11 having the above structure is formed in advance at a factory and then transported to the work site for construction. The outer wall panel 11 on the first floor is fitted with a fitting groove 24 provided on the lower surface of the lower horizontal frame member of the panel frame 15 at the upper end of the vertical piece of the base hardware 23 mounted on the foundation 12 and the upper horizontal frame member of the panel frame 15. The mounting bracket 25 provided on the upper surface portion of the floor beam 13 is erected by being attached to the lower end portion of the floor beam 13. Further, the outer wall panel 11 on the second floor is fitted with a fitting groove 24 provided on the lower surface of the lower horizontal frame member of the panel frame 15 at the upper end portion of the vertical piece of the panel bracket 26 attached to the upper end portion of the floor beam 13 and the panel. The mounting bracket 25 provided on the upper surface of the upper horizontal frame member of the frame 15 is erected by being attached to the lower end of the roof beam 27.

現場においては外壁パネル11の断熱ボード16の室内側の面に石膏ボードのような透湿性を有する内装用下地ボード17が取着される(内装下地用ボード17は予め工場で断熱ボード16の室内側の面に固着しておいて外壁パネル11の一部としていてもよい)。この内装用下地ボード17の室内側の面には透湿性の内装材(図示せず)が取着される。   At the site, an interior base board 17 having moisture permeability such as gypsum board is attached to the indoor side surface of the heat insulation board 16 of the outer wall panel 11 (the interior base board 17 is previously installed in the room of the heat insulation board 16 at the factory. It may be fixed to the inner surface and may be part of the outer wall panel 11). A moisture-permeable interior material (not shown) is attached to the interior side surface of the interior base board 17.

床梁13の屋外側にはロックウール、グラスウールのような繊維系の床梁用断熱材18aが設けてあり、更に、床梁用断熱材18aの外面側に床梁用内側板材19aを配置して該床梁用内側板材19aの下端部と上端部とを、下の外壁パネル11のパネル枠15の上面に固着した受け桟22aと、上の外壁パネル11のパネル枠15の下面に固着した受け桟22bの外面に当てて固着してある。更に、該床梁用断熱材18aを介して床梁13の屋外側に配設した床梁用内側板材19aの屋外側には通気空間2bを介して幕板14が配設してあり、幕板14の下端部と上端部とを、下の外壁パネル11の上端部の横向きの桟材20と、上の外壁パネル11の下端部の横向きの桟材20と固着してある。上記通気空間2bは1階の外壁パネル11内の通気空間2a、2階の外壁パネル11内の通気空間2aと連通しており、この上下に連通する通気空間2a、通気空間2b、通気空間2aにより外壁1内に通気空間2が構成される。   On the outdoor side of the floor beam 13, a fiber-based floor beam heat insulating material 18a such as rock wool or glass wool is provided. Further, an inner plate material 19a for the floor beam is arranged on the outer surface side of the floor beam heat insulating material 18a. The lower and upper end portions of the floor beam inner plate 19a are fixed to the receiving bar 22a fixed to the upper surface of the panel frame 15 of the lower outer wall panel 11 and the lower surface of the panel frame 15 of the upper outer wall panel 11. It is fixed to the outer surface of the receiving bar 22b. Further, a curtain plate 14 is disposed on the outdoor side of the floor beam inner plate material 19a disposed on the outdoor side of the floor beam 13 via the floor beam heat insulating material 18a, via a ventilation space 2b. The lower end portion and the upper end portion of the plate 14 are fixed to the horizontal beam 20 at the upper end of the lower outer wall panel 11 and the horizontal beam 20 at the lower end of the upper outer wall panel 11. The ventilation space 2b communicates with the ventilation space 2a in the outer wall panel 11 on the first floor, and the ventilation space 2a in the outer wall panel 11 on the second floor, and the ventilation space 2a, the ventilation space 2b, and the ventilation space 2a communicating with the upper and lower sides. Thus, a ventilation space 2 is formed in the outer wall 1.

ここで、本実施形態では、外壁1の通気空間2よりも室内側の部位には前述のように外壁パネル11の透湿性の内側板材19、繊維間を通気できる繊維系の断熱材18、透湿性の断熱ボード16、透湿性の内装用下地ボード17、透湿性の内装材により通気空間2と室内空間10との間で透湿可能とした透湿部3が構成してある。   Here, in the present embodiment, the moisture-permeable inner plate 19 of the outer wall panel 11, the fiber-based heat insulating material 18 that can ventilate between fibers, A moisture permeable portion 3 that allows moisture permeation between the ventilation space 2 and the indoor space 10 is configured by the moisture insulating board 16, the moisture permeable interior base board 17, and the moisture permeable interior material.

外壁1に設けた通気空間2の下端部には通気空間2の入口4が設けてあり、また、上端部には通気空間2の出口5が設けてある。添付図面に示す実施形態では1階の外壁パネル11の通気空間2aの下端開口部分が入口4となっており、2階の外壁パネル11の通気空間2aの上端開口部分が出口5となっている。   The inlet 4 of the ventilation space 2 is provided at the lower end of the ventilation space 2 provided on the outer wall 1, and the outlet 5 of the ventilation space 2 is provided at the upper end. In the embodiment shown in the attached drawings, the lower end opening portion of the ventilation space 2a of the outer wall panel 11 on the first floor is the inlet 4, and the upper opening portion of the ventilation space 2a of the outer wall panel 11 of the second floor is the outlet 5. .

1階の外壁パネル11の下の横向きの桟材20の外面側には基礎見切り材28の上端部が固着してあり、基礎見切り材28により1階の外壁パネル11の下端と基礎12の上端との間の隙間を覆い隠すようになっている。基礎見切り材28には外部連通部7となる孔や切欠が設けてあり、添付図面に示す実施形態では図3に示すように基礎見切り材28の下端部に設けた基礎12の屋外側面に向けて突出した下横片に孔を形成して屋外空間6と連通する外部連通部7としてあり、この屋外空間6と連通する外部連通部7が1階の外壁パネル11の下端面と基礎12の上面との間の隙間29を介して上記通気空間2の入口4に連通している。また、添付図面に示す実施形態において、土台金物23は図2、図3に示すように短尺の載置台40を介して基礎12の上面に載設固着してあり、土台金物23の長手方向に沿った載置台40と載置台40との間の隙間が床下空間8と連通する床下空間連通部9となっており、この床下空間8と連通する床下空間連通部9が1階の外壁パネル11の下端面と基礎12の上面との間の隙間29を介して上記通気空間2の入口4に連通している。ここで、長尺の土台金物23の縦片の孔や切欠部等の通気部を設けて床下空間連通部9としてもよく、この場合は載置台40を設けなくてもよい。また、土台金物23が短尺のものの場合には、土台金物23と土台金物23との間に隙間を形成することで該隙間を床下空間連通部9としてもよい。   An upper end portion of a base parting material 28 is fixed to the outer surface side of the horizontal crosspiece 20 below the outer wall panel 11 on the first floor. Cover the gap between the two. The base parting material 28 is provided with a hole or notch serving as the external communication part 7. In the embodiment shown in the accompanying drawings, as shown in FIG. 3, the base parting material 28 faces the outdoor side surface of the foundation 12 provided at the lower end part of the base parting material 28. A hole is formed in the lower horizontal piece protruding so as to communicate with the outdoor space 6. The external communication portion 7 communicating with the outdoor space 6 is formed by the lower end surface of the outer wall panel 11 on the first floor and the foundation 12. It communicates with the inlet 4 of the ventilation space 2 through a gap 29 between the upper surface. In the embodiment shown in the accompanying drawings, the base hardware 23 is mounted and fixed on the upper surface of the foundation 12 through a short mounting base 40 as shown in FIGS. A space between the mounting table 40 and the mounting table 40 along the floor serves as an underfloor space communication portion 9 that communicates with the underfloor space 8. It communicates with the inlet 4 of the ventilation space 2 through a gap 29 between the lower end surface of the base 12 and the upper surface of the foundation 12. Here, a ventilation part such as a hole or a notch in the vertical piece of the long base metal piece 23 may be provided as the underfloor space communication part 9. In this case, the mounting table 40 may not be provided. In addition, when the base hardware 23 is short, a clearance may be formed between the base hardware 23 and the base hardware 23 so that the clearance may be used as the underfloor space communication portion 9.

外壁1の上端部に設けた通気空間2の出口5は図1に示すように軒天井裏空間30に連通し、軒先31に設けた通気口32が屋外空間6と軒天井裏空間30とを連通している。したがって、通気空間2の出口5は軒天井裏空間30、通気口32を介して屋外空間6と連通している。   As shown in FIG. 1, the outlet 5 of the ventilation space 2 provided at the upper end portion of the outer wall 1 communicates with the eaves ceiling back space 30, and the vent 32 provided in the eaves tip 31 connects the outdoor space 6 and the eaves ceiling back space 30. Communicate. Therefore, the outlet 5 of the ventilation space 2 communicates with the outdoor space 6 via the eaves ceiling back space 30 and the ventilation hole 32.

図中33は1階の床パネルであり、該1階の床パネル33の下面側には床用断熱材34が設けてある。また、図中35は1階の天井材、36は2階の床パネル、37は2階の天井材である。   In the figure, 33 is a floor panel on the first floor, and a floor heat insulating material 34 is provided on the lower surface side of the floor panel 33 on the first floor. In the figure, 35 is a ceiling material on the first floor, 36 is a floor panel on the second floor, and 37 is a ceiling material on the second floor.

室内空間10の湿度が高い場合、室内の湿気が外壁1の透湿部3(透湿性を有する内装材、透湿性を有する断熱ボード16、透湿性を有する繊維系の断熱材18、透湿性を有する内側板材19)を介して通気空間2内に移行して室内の湿度を低下させる。通気空間2内の空気は通気空間2内を上昇して出口5から軒天井裏空間30、通気口32を経て屋外空間6に排出されるため、湿気も屋外に排出される。上記のように通気空間2内の湿気を含んだ空気が上昇して屋外空間6に排出されることで、通気空間2の下端部に設けた入口4から通気空間2内に新たな空気が流入する。この新たに流入した空気は上記のようにして室内から通気空間2内に移行する湿気を含んで上昇して出口5から屋外空間6に排出される。   When the humidity of the indoor space 10 is high, the moisture in the room has a moisture permeable portion 3 (an interior material having moisture permeability, a heat insulating board 16 having moisture permeability, a fiber-based heat insulating material 18 having moisture permeability, moisture permeability). It moves in the ventilation space 2 through the inner plate material 19) and lowers the indoor humidity. Since the air in the ventilation space 2 rises in the ventilation space 2 and is discharged from the outlet 5 to the outdoor space 6 through the eaves ceiling back space 30 and the ventilation hole 32, moisture is also discharged outdoors. As described above, air containing moisture in the ventilation space 2 rises and is discharged to the outdoor space 6, whereby new air flows into the ventilation space 2 from the inlet 4 provided at the lower end of the ventilation space 2. To do. The newly introduced air rises including moisture moving from the room into the ventilation space 2 as described above, and is discharged from the outlet 5 to the outdoor space 6.

このようにして室内空間10内の湿度を低下させることで、冬季に室内で暖房している場合に室内の湿度を低下させて、外壁1の室内側の面である内装材の室内側の面で結露が発生し難いようになっている。つまり、冬季においては、室内空間10が屋外空間6よりも温度が高く、このため、外壁の内部に断熱材を内装していても、屋外空間6の低温の空気が流入する外壁1内の通気空間2と暖房して高温となっている室内空間10との温度差により、内装材部分において室内空間10の温度が低下し、この内装材の室内側の面における温度低下が室内空間10の水蒸気が飽和状態となる温度Tまで低下すると内装材の室内側の面に結露が発生することになる。しかしながら、上記のように通気空間2を設けて室内の湿度を低下させ(水蒸気量を低下させ)ることで、内装材の室内側の面で温度Tまで低下しても内装材の屋内側面において室内の水蒸気量が飽和状態とならず、したがって、温度Tでは結露が発生しない。 By reducing the humidity in the indoor space 10 in this way, the indoor humidity is reduced when the room is heated indoors in winter, and the interior side surface of the interior material that is the interior side surface of the outer wall 1 is reduced. With this, condensation is unlikely to occur. That is, in the winter season, the indoor space 10 has a higher temperature than the outdoor space 6, and therefore, the ventilation in the outer wall 1 into which the low-temperature air flows in the outdoor space 6 even if a heat insulating material is provided inside the outer wall. Due to the temperature difference between the space 2 and the indoor space 10 heated to a high temperature, the temperature of the indoor space 10 decreases in the interior material portion, and the temperature decrease on the surface of the interior side of the interior material is the water vapor in the indoor space 10. When the temperature drops to a temperature T 0 at which the interior becomes saturated, dew condensation occurs on the interior side surface of the interior material. However, to reduce the humidity in the room by providing a ventilation space 2 as described above (to reduce the amount of water vapor) in Rukoto indoor side of the indoor side surface even interior material decreases to the temperature T 0 in the interior materials In this case, the amount of water vapor in the room is not saturated, and therefore no condensation occurs at the temperature T 0 .

このようにして通気空間2を設けることで室内の湿度を低下させて内装材の室内側の面において結露が発生しないようにしているのであるが、夏季に室内空間10を冷房すると、通気空間2内が高温となり、高温の通気空間2と冷房して低温となった室内空間10との間において、繊維系の断熱材18、内装用下地ボード17の内部では急激な温度差が生じないが、断熱ボード16と内装用下地ボード17との界面部分では大きな温度差が生じる。一方、前述のように通気空間2と室内空間10とは湿気が通過できる構造となっているので、透湿性の断熱ボード16部分にも湿気が存在している。したがって、高温多湿の夏季においては、この透湿性の断熱ボード16部分に存在する高温多湿の空気が内装用下地ボード17と断熱ボード16との界面部分で大きな温度差が生じて高温多湿の空気が冷やされて、該空気中の水蒸気が飽和状態となってこの部分に結露が生じる。特に、夏季に屋外空間6の空気はかなり高温多湿であり、この高温多湿の空気が通気空間2内に流れ込むため、通気空間2内の温度が高くなり、また湿度も高くなる。したがって、室内空間10を冷房した場合における上記断熱ボード16と内装用下地ボード17との界面部分における温度差が大きくなり、夏季において外壁1の内部に存在する高温多湿の空気が外壁1内における上記温度差が大きくなる部分で結露として発生するのは避けられない。   By providing the ventilation space 2 in this way, the indoor humidity is reduced to prevent condensation on the indoor surface of the interior material. However, if the indoor space 10 is cooled in summer, the ventilation space 2 There is no rapid temperature difference inside the fiber-based heat insulating material 18 and the interior base board 17 between the high-temperature ventilation space 2 and the indoor space 10 that has been cooled and cooled to a low temperature. A large temperature difference occurs at the interface between the heat insulating board 16 and the interior base board 17. On the other hand, since the ventilation space 2 and the indoor space 10 have a structure through which moisture can pass as described above, moisture is also present in the moisture-permeable heat insulating board 16 portion. Therefore, in the hot and humid summer, the high temperature and humidity air existing in the moisture permeable heat insulating board 16 part causes a large temperature difference at the interface part between the interior base board 17 and the heat insulating board 16, and the high temperature and high humidity air is generated. When cooled, the water vapor in the air becomes saturated and condensation occurs in this portion. In particular, the air in the outdoor space 6 is very hot and humid in the summer, and since this hot and humid air flows into the ventilation space 2, the temperature in the ventilation space 2 increases and the humidity also increases. Therefore, when the indoor space 10 is cooled, the temperature difference at the interface portion between the heat insulation board 16 and the interior base board 17 becomes large, and the hot and humid air existing inside the outer wall 1 in the summer is in the outer wall 1. It is inevitable that dew condensation occurs in the part where the temperature difference is large.

ところが、本発明においては、前述のように、外壁1の下端部の入口4に、屋外空間6と連通する外部連通部7及び床下空間8に連通する床下空間連通部9をそれぞれ連通させることで、夏季における通気空間2内の温度を低下させ、内装用下地ボード17と断熱ボード16との界面部分における温度差を小さくし、内装用下地ボード17と断熱ボード16との界面部分において結露の発生を防止するようにしたことに特徴がある。   However, in the present invention, as described above, the external communication portion 7 communicating with the outdoor space 6 and the underfloor space communication portion 9 communicating with the underfloor space 8 are communicated with the inlet 4 at the lower end portion of the outer wall 1. In the summer, the temperature in the ventilation space 2 is lowered, the temperature difference at the interface between the interior base board 17 and the heat insulation board 16 is reduced, and condensation occurs at the interface between the interior base board 17 and the heat insulation board 16. It is characterized by preventing it.

すなわち、本発明は、図1に示す作用説明図のように、夏季に太陽Sの日射により加熱されると、外壁1の通気空間2内に上昇流が生じ、通気空間2の上端部の出口5→軒天井裏空間30→通気口32→屋外空間6という経路で排気され、上記の上昇流が生じるため、通気空間2の下端部の入口4から新たな空気が通気空間2内に流入する。この入口4からは、屋外空間6→基礎見切り材28の外部連通部7→1階の外壁パネル11の下端面と基礎12の上面との間の隙間29→入口4という経路で流入する屋外空間6の高温の空気と、床下空間8→床下空間連通部9→隙間29→入口4という経路で流入する床下空間8の低温(夏季における外気温に比べて低温)の空気とが流入するものであり、このため、夏季においては外壁1内の通気空間2内は高温多湿の屋外空気と低温で比較的湿度の低い床下空気とが混合された状態となり、高温多湿の屋外空気のみが流入する場合に比べて、通気空間2内における温度が低くなり、通気空間2内の温度と冷房している室内空間10との温度差を小さくでき、また、外壁1内の湿度も低下でき、これにより断熱ボード16と内装用下地ボード17との界面部分における温度差を小さくして、夏季に室内空間10を冷房している場合おける外壁1の内部における結露の発生を防止することができるのである。   That is, according to the present invention, as shown in the operation explanatory diagram shown in FIG. 1, when heated by the sunlight of the sun S in summer, an upward flow is generated in the ventilation space 2 of the outer wall 1, and the outlet at the upper end of the ventilation space 2 The air is exhausted through the route of 5 → ceiling ceiling space 30 → ventilation port 32 → outdoor space 6 and the above-described upward flow is generated, so that new air flows into the ventilation space 2 from the inlet 4 at the lower end of the ventilation space 2. . From this entrance 4, the outdoor space 6 → the external communication portion 7 of the foundation parting material 28 → the outdoor space that flows in the path 29 → the entrance 4 between the lower end surface of the outer wall panel 11 on the first floor and the upper surface of the foundation 12. 6 high-temperature air and low-temperature air in the under-floor space 8 flowing in the path of under-floor space 8 → under-floor space communication portion 9 → gap 29 → inlet 4 (low temperature compared to the outside temperature in summer) flows in. For this reason, in the summer, the ventilation space 2 in the outer wall 1 is mixed with high temperature and high humidity outdoor air and low temperature and relatively low humidity underfloor air, and only high temperature and high humidity outdoor air flows in. As compared with the above, the temperature in the ventilation space 2 is lowered, the temperature difference between the temperature in the ventilation space 2 and the indoor space 10 being cooled can be reduced, and the humidity in the outer wall 1 can also be reduced, thereby heat insulation. Board 16 and interior base By reducing the temperature difference in the interface between de 17, it is possible to prevent the occurrence of dew condensation inside of the outer wall 1 which definitive if you cool the indoor space 10 in summer.

また、冬季においては、通気空間2内には入口4から屋外空間6の低温の空気と、床下空間8の高温(冬季における外気温に比べて高温)の床下の空気が流入することで、低温の屋外空気のみが流入する場合に比べて、通気空間2内における温度が高くなり、通気空間2内の温度と暖房している室内空間10との温度差を小さくでき、前述の通気空間2を設けて室内空間10の湿度を低下させることによる冬季における内装材の室内側の面での結露発生の防止効果に加え、上記の通気空間2内の温度と暖房している室内空間10との温度差を小さくすることによってよりいっそう冬季における内装材の室内側の面での結露発生を更に防止することができる。   Further, in the winter season, low-temperature air in the outdoor space 6 and under-floor air in the under-floor space 8 (higher than the outside air temperature in winter) flow into the ventilation space 2 from the entrance 4. Compared with the case where only outdoor air flows in, the temperature in the ventilation space 2 becomes higher, and the temperature difference between the temperature in the ventilation space 2 and the indoor space 10 being heated can be reduced. In addition to the effect of preventing the occurrence of condensation on the indoor side surface of the interior material in winter by providing and reducing the humidity of the indoor space 10, the temperature in the ventilation space 2 and the temperature of the heating indoor space 10 By reducing the difference, it is possible to further prevent the occurrence of condensation on the interior side surface of the interior material in winter.

また、本発明においては上記のように屋外空間6の空気だけでなく床下空間8内の空気を通気空間2内に流入させるので、床下空間8内の空気の換気が同時に行えることになる。   In the present invention, not only the air in the outdoor space 6 but also the air in the underfloor space 8 flows into the ventilation space 2 as described above, so that the air in the underfloor space 8 can be ventilated simultaneously.

なお、上記実施形態では内部に通気空間2を形成した外壁1として、1階の外壁と2階の外壁とが上下に連続する例で説明したが、1階の外壁1の上方に1階の屋根やバルコニーが形成されるような場合であっても本発明は適用できるのは勿論である。   In the above embodiment, the outer wall 1 in which the ventilation space 2 is formed is described as an example in which the outer wall on the first floor and the outer wall on the second floor are vertically connected. However, the outer wall 1 on the first floor is located above the outer wall 1 on the first floor. Of course, the present invention can be applied even when a roof or a balcony is formed.

本発明の概略作用説明図である。It is a schematic operation explanatory view of the present invention. 同上の外壁の断面図である。It is sectional drawing of an outer wall same as the above. 同上の外壁の下部の拡大断面図である。It is an expanded sectional view of the lower part of an outer wall same as the above. 同上の外壁パネルの概略断面図である。It is a schematic sectional drawing of an outer wall panel same as the above. 同上の外壁を構成するための外壁パネルの分解斜視図である。It is a disassembled perspective view of the outer wall panel for comprising an outer wall same as the above.

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1 外壁
2 通気空間
3 透湿部
4 入口
5 出口
6 屋外空間
7 外部連通部
8 床下空間
9 床下空間連通部
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Outer wall 2 Ventilation space 3 Moisture permeable part 4 Inlet 5 Outlet 6 Outdoor space 7 External communication part 8 Underfloor space 9 Underfloor space communication part

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外壁の内部に通気空間を設けると共に外壁の通気空間よりも室内側の部位に透湿性材料により形成した透湿部を形成し、上記外壁の下端部に通気空間の入口を設けると共に上端部に通気空間の出口を設け、上記外壁の下端部の入口に、屋外空間と連通する外部連通部及び床下空間に連通する床下空間連通部をそれぞれ連通させて成ることを特徴とする建物の通気構造。
A ventilation space is provided inside the outer wall, a moisture permeable portion formed of a moisture permeable material is formed in a portion on the indoor side of the ventilation space of the outer wall, an inlet of the ventilation space is provided at the lower end portion of the outer wall, and ventilation is performed at the upper end portion. An air vent structure for a building, characterized in that an outlet of the space is provided, and an external communication portion communicating with an outdoor space and an underfloor space communication portion communicating with an underfloor space are respectively communicated with an entrance at a lower end portion of the outer wall.
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