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JP2012017614A
JP2012017614A JP2010156192A JP2010156192A JP2012017614A JP 2012017614 A JP2012017614 A JP 2012017614A JP 2010156192 A JP2010156192 A JP 2010156192A JP 2010156192 A JP2010156192 A JP 2010156192A JP 2012017614 A JP2012017614 A JP 2012017614A
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To suppress deterioration of an external appearance of a building when the building is equipped with the function of supporting a building degradation diagnosis.SOLUTION: On an outer wall surface of a building, a girth 30 is provided throughout the whole circumference of the building so as to mask a connection part of building units 34A, 34B, and each outer wall surface is respectively provided with an information collection part comprising a temperature sensor 44 and a humidity sensor 46 disposed inside the girth 30, an ultraviolet sensor 48 disposed on the top face of the girth 30 and a camera 50 for photographing the part of the external appearance of the building unit 34A etc. Each information collection part is respectively connected to a management device through a communication line 56 housed in the girth 30.

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本発明は建物に係り、特に、複数の外壁面のうちの少なくとも2面に胴差が設けられた建物に関する。   The present invention relates to a building, and more particularly to a building in which a waist difference is provided on at least two of a plurality of outer wall surfaces.

建物ユニットが複数個連結されて成るユニット建物等では、外観の見栄えの向上等を目的として、建物ユニット同士の連結部分(例えば建物の1階部分を構成する建物ユニットと建物の2階部分を構成する建物ユニットとの連結部分)を外部から隠蔽する胴差が設けられている。この胴差に関連して特許文献1には、胴差化粧カバーの裏面に給気空間を設けると共に、胴差化粧カバーを給気空間と外部とを連通する隙間が形成される形状とし、給気空間の温度を温度センサによって検出し、給気空間からの外気を送風路にて室内空間に導くファンのオンオフを、温度センサによって検出された給気空間の温度に基づいて制御する技術が開示されている。   For unit buildings, etc., in which multiple building units are connected, for the purpose of improving the appearance of the building, the connecting parts of the building units (for example, the building unit that forms the first floor part of the building and the second floor part of the building) A trunk difference is provided to conceal the exterior of the connecting part with the building unit. In relation to this torso difference, Patent Document 1 discloses that an air supply space is provided on the back surface of the torso cover, and that the torso cover is provided with a gap that connects the supply space and the outside. Disclosed is a technique for detecting the temperature of an air space by a temperature sensor and controlling on / off of a fan that guides outside air from the air supply space to the indoor space through the air flow path based on the temperature of the air supply space detected by the temperature sensor. Has been.

特開2002−371639号公報JP 2002-371039 A

ところで、建物の性能や機能、見栄え等を維持して建物の長寿命化を図るためには、建物の劣化度合いに応じて外壁の再塗装や構成部材の交換等のメンテナンス作業を行う必要がある。メンテナンス作業の実施時期(実施サイクル)は、建物の劣化の標準的な進行速度に基づき作業の種類毎に予め設定されていることが一般的であるが、建物の劣化の実際の進行速度は、日射量や風通し等の立地条件によって個々の建物毎に相違するので、メンテナンス費用の抑制や構成部材の有効利用の観点から、個々の建物毎に劣化度合いを診断し、診断した劣化度合いに応じて個々の建物毎にメンテナンス作業の実施時期を決定することで、個々の建物毎にメンテナンス作業の実施時期の最適化を図ることが望ましい。   By the way, in order to maintain the performance, function, appearance, etc. of the building and prolong the life of the building, it is necessary to perform maintenance work such as repainting of the outer wall and replacement of components according to the degree of deterioration of the building. . The maintenance work implementation period (execution cycle) is generally set in advance for each type of work based on the standard progress speed of building deterioration, but the actual progress speed of building deterioration is Since it differs for each building depending on the location conditions such as the amount of solar radiation and ventilation, the degree of deterioration is diagnosed for each building from the viewpoint of reducing maintenance costs and effective use of components, and depending on the degree of deterioration diagnosed It is desirable to optimize the execution time of maintenance work for each individual building by determining the execution time of maintenance work for each individual building.

しかしながら、建物の劣化度合いを診断するためには、建物の劣化度合いの診断に用いる温度や湿度を検知するセンサを建物の外壁面やその近傍(の望ましくは複数箇所)に配設する必要があるが、上記センサの配設に伴い、センサによる検知結果等を伝送する電気配線も設ける必要があるので、センサの配設に伴って建物の外観の見栄えが著しく損なわれるという問題があった。   However, in order to diagnose the degree of deterioration of a building, it is necessary to provide sensors for detecting temperature and humidity used for diagnosing the degree of deterioration of the building on the outer wall surface of the building or in the vicinity thereof (preferably a plurality of locations). However, along with the arrangement of the sensor, it is necessary to provide an electrical wiring for transmitting the detection result and the like by the sensor. Therefore, there is a problem that the appearance of the building is remarkably impaired along with the arrangement of the sensor.

これに対して特許文献1には、外気導入機構を建物の胴差部分に設けることは記載されているものの、建物の外壁面やその近傍にセンサを配設する場合に、建物の外観の見栄え低下を抑制するための構成については何ら記載されていない。   On the other hand, although Patent Document 1 describes that an outside air introduction mechanism is provided in the trunk difference portion of the building, when the sensor is disposed on the outer wall surface of the building or in the vicinity thereof, the appearance of the building looks good. There is no description about the configuration for suppressing the decrease.

本発明は上記事実を考慮して成されたもので、建物の劣化診断を支援するための機能を建物に持たせる場合の外観の見栄え低下を抑制できる建物を得ることが目的である。   The present invention has been made in consideration of the above facts, and an object of the present invention is to obtain a building that can suppress a decrease in appearance of the building when the building has a function for supporting the deterioration diagnosis of the building.

上記目的を達成するために請求項1記載の発明に係る建物は、複数の外壁面のうちの少なくとも2面に胴差が設けられた建物であって、温度及び湿度の少なくとも一方を検知する検知手段が設けられ、前記検知手段による検知結果を管理装置へ伝送するための電気配線が前記胴差内に収容されていることを特徴としている。   In order to achieve the above object, a building according to the invention described in claim 1 is a building in which a body difference is provided on at least two of the plurality of outer wall surfaces, and detects at least one of temperature and humidity. Means is provided, and electrical wiring for transmitting a detection result by the detection means to the management device is housed in the trunk difference.

請求項1記載の発明に係る建物には、温度及び湿度の少なくとも一方を検知する検知手段が設けられており、検知手段による検知結果を管理装置へ伝送するための電気配線が設けられており、検知手段と管理装置により、建物の劣化診断を支援するための機能が実現される。   The building according to the invention of claim 1 is provided with detection means for detecting at least one of temperature and humidity, and is provided with electrical wiring for transmitting the detection result by the detection means to the management device, A function for supporting the deterioration diagnosis of the building is realized by the detection means and the management device.

ここで、請求項1記載の発明に係る建物は、複数の外壁面のうちの少なくとも2面に胴差が設けられているが、胴差は建物ユニット同士の連結部分等を外部から隠蔽するためのものであり、建物ユニット同士の連結部分等に沿って連続して設けられているので、胴差が設けられている範囲は、検知手段による検知結果を管理装置へ伝送するための電気配線を配設する範囲と重複している。また、胴差は建物の強度を確保するための構造体ではないので、胴差内に電気配線を収容する等の目的で形状等を変更することも容易である。   Here, the building according to the first aspect of the present invention is provided with a trunk difference on at least two of the plurality of outer wall surfaces, but the trunk difference hides the connecting portion of the building units from the outside. Since it is provided continuously along the connecting part of the building units, etc., the range where the trunk difference is provided is the electrical wiring for transmitting the detection result by the detection means to the management device. It overlaps with the range to be arranged. Further, since the trunk difference is not a structure for ensuring the strength of the building, it is easy to change the shape or the like for the purpose of accommodating electrical wiring in the trunk difference.

請求項1記載の発明では、これを利用し、検知手段による検知結果を管理装置へ伝送するための電気配線を胴差内に収容している。これにより、建物ユニット同士の連結部分等に加え、上記の電気配線も胴差によって外部から隠蔽されるので、建物の劣化診断を支援するための機能を建物に持たせる場合に、建物の外観の見栄えが低下することを抑制することができる。   In the first aspect of the invention, by utilizing this, the electrical wiring for transmitting the detection result by the detection means to the management device is accommodated in the trunk difference. As a result, in addition to the connecting parts between building units, etc., the above-mentioned electrical wiring is also concealed from the outside due to the trunk difference, so when the building has a function to support the deterioration diagnosis of the building, It is possible to suppress a decrease in appearance.

なお、請求項1記載の発明において、例えば請求項2に記載したように、検知手段は、胴差内に収容されているか、又は、建物の屋内のうち胴差から所定距離以内の位置に配置されていることが好ましい。これにより、建物に設けられている検知手段も胴差によって外部から隠蔽されることになり、建物の外観の見栄えを向上させることができる。   In the first aspect of the present invention, for example, as described in the second aspect, the detection means is accommodated within the trunk difference, or disposed at a position within a predetermined distance from the trunk difference inside the building. It is preferable that Thereby, the detection means provided in the building is also concealed from the outside by the trunk difference, and the appearance of the building can be improved.

また、請求項1又は請求項2記載の発明において、管理装置は建物外に設置されていてもよいが、建物の屋内に設置され、建物に設けられている検知手段と電気配線を介して接続されていてもよく、この場合、請求項3に記載したように、検知手段による検知結果を電気配線を介して受信し、受信した検知結果について、記憶手段に蓄積記憶させる第1の管理処理、建物の屋内に設置された表示手段に表示させる第2の管理処理、及び、通信回線を介して接続された管理センタへ送信する第3の管理処理のうちの少なくとも1つを行うように構成することができる。   Further, in the invention according to claim 1 or claim 2, the management device may be installed outside the building, but is installed indoors in the building and is connected to the detection means provided in the building via electrical wiring. In this case, as described in claim 3, the first management process for receiving the detection result by the detection means via the electrical wiring, and storing and storing the received detection result in the storage means, It is configured to perform at least one of a second management process to be displayed on a display unit installed in a building and a third management process to be transmitted to a management center connected via a communication line. be able to.

また、請求項1〜請求項3の何れかに記載の発明において、例えば請求項4に記載したように、検知手段は、温度及び湿度の少なくとも一方を建物の複数の外壁面のうちの少なくとも2面について各々検知し、管理装置は、検知手段によって検知された温度及び湿度の少なくとも一方を、建物の個々の外壁面毎に区別して管理する管理処理を行うように構成することが好ましい。一般に、建物の外壁面への日射量は建物の個々の外壁面毎に異なり、日射量に応じて温度や湿度、紫外線量等が相違することで、建物の劣化度合いも建物の個々の外壁面毎に相違することになる。これに対して請求項4記載の発明では、温度及び湿度の少なくとも一方を建物の複数の外壁面のうちの少なくとも2面について各々検知し、検知された温度及び湿度の少なくとも一方を建物の個々の外壁面毎に区別して管理するので、検知された物理量に基づき、建物の劣化度合いを外壁面単位で診断することが可能となる。   Further, in the invention according to any one of claims 1 to 3, for example, as described in claim 4, the detection means detects at least one of temperature and humidity at least two of the plurality of outer wall surfaces of the building. Preferably, each of the surfaces is detected, and the management device is configured to perform a management process for distinguishing and managing at least one of the temperature and humidity detected by the detection means for each individual outer wall surface of the building. In general, the amount of solar radiation on the outer wall of a building differs for each individual outer wall of the building, and the degree of deterioration of the building also varies depending on the amount of solar radiation. It will be different every time. On the other hand, in the invention according to claim 4, at least one of temperature and humidity is detected for each of at least two of the plurality of outer wall surfaces of the building, and at least one of the detected temperature and humidity is detected for each individual building. Since management is performed separately for each outer wall surface, it is possible to diagnose the degree of deterioration of the building in units of the outer wall surface based on the detected physical quantity.

また、請求項1〜請求項4の何れかに記載の発明において、検知手段は、例えば請求項5に記載したように、温度及び湿度の少なくとも一方以外に紫外線量も検知する構成であってもよい。   Further, in the invention according to any one of claims 1 to 4, the detection means may be configured to detect the amount of ultraviolet rays in addition to at least one of temperature and humidity as described in claim 5, for example. Good.

また、請求項1〜請求項5の何れかに記載の発明において、例えば請求項6に記載したように、建物の構成部材を被写体とする画像を撮影する撮影手段を更に設け、撮影手段によって撮影された画像を管理装置へ伝送するための電気配線も胴差内に収容するようにしてもよい。   Further, in the invention according to any one of claims 1 to 5, for example, as described in claim 6, there is further provided a photographing means for photographing an image having a building component as a subject, and photographing is performed by the photographing means. The electrical wiring for transmitting the processed image to the management apparatus may be accommodated in the body difference.

また、請求項6記載の発明において、撮影手段は、胴差内に収容されているか、又は、建物の屋内のうち胴差から所定距離以内の位置に配置されていてもよく、この場合、例えば例えば請求項7に記載したように、胴差には、胴差に照射された光を撮影手段による撮影対象の前記構成部材が照明されるように導く導光部が設けられていることが好ましい。これにより、建物の構成部材を被写体とする画像が撮影手段によって撮影される場合に、発光手段等を別途設けて構成部材を照明する必要が無くなり、建物の構成部材を撮影するための構成を簡略化することができる。   Further, in the invention according to claim 6, the photographing means may be accommodated within the trunk difference, or may be disposed within a predetermined distance from the trunk difference inside the building. For example, as described in claim 7, it is preferable that the body difference is provided with a light guide unit that guides the light irradiated to the body difference so that the component to be imaged by the imaging unit is illuminated. . This eliminates the need to illuminate the structural member by separately providing a light emitting means or the like when an image having the structural member of the building as a subject is photographed, and simplifies the configuration for photographing the structural member of the building. Can be

以上説明したように本発明は、温度及び湿度の少なくとも一方を検知する検知手段を設け、検知手段による検知結果を管理装置へ伝送するための電気配線を、複数の外壁面のうちの少なくとも2面に設けられた胴差内に収容したので、建物の劣化診断を支援するための機能を建物に持たせる場合の外観の見栄え低下を抑制できる、という優れた効果を有する。   As described above, the present invention is provided with detection means for detecting at least one of temperature and humidity, and the electrical wiring for transmitting the detection result by the detection means to the management device is at least two of the plurality of outer wall surfaces. Since it is accommodated in the body difference provided in the building, it has an excellent effect that it is possible to suppress a decrease in the appearance of the appearance when the building has a function for supporting the deterioration diagnosis of the building.

実施形態に係る建物の側面図である。It is a side view of the building concerning an embodiment. 建物に胴差を係止する部分を示す斜視図である。It is a perspective view which shows the part which latches a trunk difference to a building. 胴差配設部位のうち情報収集部が設けられた箇所の断面図である。It is sectional drawing of the location in which the information collection part was provided among the trunk | drum difference arrangement | positioning site | parts. 建物に設けられた情報収集・管理システムの概略構成を示すブロック図である。It is a block diagram which shows schematic structure of the information collection and management system provided in the building. (A)は累積紫外線量と色差(褪色量)との関係の一例を示す線図、(B)は累積紫外線量に基づく外観部材のメンテナンス時期の決定を説明するための線図である。(A) is a diagram showing an example of the relationship between the cumulative amount of ultraviolet rays and the color difference (fading amount), and (B) is a diagram for explaining the determination of the maintenance time of the appearance member based on the cumulative amount of ultraviolet rays.

以下、図面を参照して本発明の実施形態の一例を詳細に説明する。図1には本実施形態に係る二階建ての建物10が示されている。建物10はユニット建物であり、建物ユニットが複数個連結されて構成されている。なお、建物10は単一の建物ユニットで構成することも可能である。また、個々の建物ユニットとしては、例えば各々矩形枠状に組まれた天井フレームと床フレームとの間に4本の柱が立設された構成(図示省略)を採用することができるが、これに限られるものではなく、箱形の他の架構構造であってもよい。   Hereinafter, an example of an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 shows a two-story building 10 according to this embodiment. The building 10 is a unit building and is configured by connecting a plurality of building units. The building 10 can also be configured by a single building unit. In addition, as each building unit, for example, a configuration (not shown) in which four pillars are erected between a ceiling frame and a floor frame each assembled in a rectangular frame shape can be adopted. The frame structure is not limited to the above, but may be another box-shaped frame structure.

図1に示すように、建物10には、外壁部材や外観設置部品、外装部材等の各種の外観部材(例えば塗装された外壁部材12、屋根葺き材14、アルミ部材(例えばサッシ16やベランダ笠木18等)、樹脂部材(例えば樋20や換気扇フード22等)、板金部材(例えばシャッターケース24や土台水切、屋根板金等))が設けられている。   As shown in FIG. 1, a building 10 includes various exterior members such as exterior wall members, exterior installation parts, exterior members (for example, painted exterior wall member 12, roofing material 14, aluminum members (such as sash 16 and veranda headwood). 18), a resin member (for example, a bag 20 and a ventilating fan hood 22), and a sheet metal member (for example, a shutter case 24, a drain drainer, a roof sheet metal, etc.)) are provided.

より詳しくは、建物10の南面には、図1(A)に示すように、塗装された外壁部材12以外に、屋根葺き材14、アルミサッシ16、ベランダ笠木18、樋20、換気扇フード22、シャッターケース24等が設けられている。また建物10の北面には、図1(B)に示すように、塗装された外壁部材12以外に、屋根葺き材14、アルミサッシ16、樋20、換気扇フード22、勝手口庇26等が設けられている。また建物10の西面には、図1(C)に示すように、塗装された外壁部材12以外に、屋根葺き材14、アルミサッシ16、樋20、換気扇フード22、シャッターケース24等が設けられている。更に建物10の東面には、図1(D)に示すように、塗装された外壁部材12以外に、屋根葺き材14、アルミサッシ16、換気扇フード22等が設けられている。   More specifically, on the south surface of the building 10, as shown in FIG. 1A, in addition to the painted outer wall member 12, a roofing material 14, an aluminum sash 16, a veranda headboard 18, a fence 20, a ventilation fan hood 22, A shutter case 24 and the like are provided. Further, as shown in FIG. 1 (B), a roofing material 14, an aluminum sash 16, a fence 20, a ventilation fan hood 22, a free mouth fence 26, etc. are provided on the north surface of the building 10, as shown in FIG. 1 (B). It has been. In addition to the painted outer wall member 12, a roofing material 14, an aluminum sash 16, a fence 20, a ventilation fan hood 22, a shutter case 24, etc. are provided on the west surface of the building 10, as shown in FIG. It has been. Further, as shown in FIG. 1D, a roofing material 14, an aluminum sash 16, a ventilation fan hood 22 and the like are provided on the east surface of the building 10, in addition to the painted outer wall member 12.

また、図1(A)〜(D)に示すように、建物10の外壁面のうち、建物10の1階部分と2階部分との境界に相当する高さ位置には、建物10の1階部分を構成する建物ユニットと建物10の2階部分を構成する建物ユニットとの連結部分を外部から隠蔽する長尺状の胴差30が、建物10のおよそ全周に亘って配設されている。   As shown in FIGS. 1A to 1D, 1 of the building 10 is located at a height position corresponding to the boundary between the first floor portion and the second floor portion of the building 10 on the outer wall surface of the building 10. An elongated body difference 30 that conceals a connecting portion between a building unit constituting the floor portion and a building unit constituting the second floor portion of the building 10 from the outside is arranged over the entire circumference of the building 10. Yes.

図3に示すように、建物10の1階部分に対応する外壁部材12Aは、建物10の1階部分を構成する建物ユニット(図3では、当該建物ユニットに符号「34A」を付し、その一部を示す)とブラケット36を介して連結される一方、建物10の2階部分に対応する外壁部材12Bは、建物10の2階部分を構成する建物ユニット(図3では、当該建物ユニットに符号「34B」を付し、その一部を示す)とブラケット36を介して連結され、図2及び図3に示すように、外壁部材12Aの上端部と外壁部材12Bの下端部との間には間隙が形成されている。この間隙は建物10のおよそ全周に亘って連続しており、外壁部材12Aの上端部には、間隙に沿っておよそ一定の間隔でブラケット32がねじ38によって取り付けられている。   As shown in FIG. 3, the outer wall member 12A corresponding to the first floor portion of the building 10 is a building unit constituting the first floor portion of the building 10 (in FIG. The outer wall member 12B corresponding to the second floor portion of the building 10 is connected to the building unit (in FIG. 3, the building unit). 2 and 3, between the upper end portion of the outer wall member 12 </ b> A and the lower end portion of the outer wall member 12 </ b> B, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3. A gap is formed. The gap is continuous over the entire circumference of the building 10, and brackets 32 are attached to the upper end portion of the outer wall member 12 </ b> A with screws 38 at substantially constant intervals along the gap.

ブラケット32は、ベース部分の全体形状がおよそ矩形状かつ扁平な形状とされ、ベース部分から垂直に突出すると共に先端部が上方へ向けて屈曲された形状の爪部32Aが形成されている。また胴差30は、その断面形状が、およそコ字状で、かつコ字状の両端部から内側へ突出する一対の突出部が設けられ、内部に空間30Aが形成された形状とされている。また、胴差30の一対の突出部のうちの一方(突出部30B)は、先端部が、爪部32Aの先端部とブラケット32のベース部分との間隙に挿入された場合に、爪部32Aの先端部とブラケット32のベース部分とによって挟持されて保持される形状とされている。   The bracket 32 has an overall shape of the base portion that is approximately rectangular and flat, and is formed with a claw portion 32A that protrudes vertically from the base portion and has a tip bent upward. Further, the body difference 30 has a substantially U-shaped cross-section, and is provided with a pair of projecting portions projecting inward from both ends of the U-shape, and a space 30A is formed therein. . Further, one of the pair of protrusions of the trunk difference 30 (projection part 30B) has a claw part 32A when the tip part is inserted into the gap between the tip part of the claw part 32A and the base part of the bracket 32. It is made into the shape hold | maintained between the front-end | tip part and the base part of the bracket 32, and is hold | maintained.

これにより、胴差30に設けられている一対の突出部のうちの突出部30Bが上側に位置する向きで、胴差30の長手方向が外壁部材12A,12Bの隙間に沿い、胴差30のうち一対の突出部が設けられている側が間隙を隔てて外壁部材12A,12Bの隙間と対向し、かつ突出部30Bの下端部が爪部32Aの先端部よりも上方に位置するように胴差30を配置した状態で、胴差30が外壁部材12やブラケット32のベース部分に当接する迄胴差30を移動させた後に、胴差30を下方へ移動させることで、突出部30Bの先端部が爪部32Aの先端部とブラケット32のベース部分とに挟持されることで胴差30がブラケット32に係止され、建物ユニット34,38の連結部分及び外壁部材12A,12Bの隙間が胴差30によって外部から隠蔽されるように、胴差30が建物10に配設されることになる。   Thereby, the longitudinal direction of the trunk difference 30 is along the gap between the outer wall members 12A and 12B so that the protrusion 30B of the pair of protrusions provided on the trunk difference 30 is located on the upper side. Among these, the side where the pair of protrusions is provided faces the gap between the outer wall members 12A and 12B with a gap, and the lower end of the protrusion 30B is positioned above the tip of the claw 32A. In the state where 30 is disposed, after the body difference 30 is moved until the body difference 30 comes into contact with the base portion of the outer wall member 12 or the bracket 32, the body difference 30 is moved downward, so that the tip of the protruding portion 30B Is sandwiched between the tip of the claw portion 32A and the base portion of the bracket 32 so that the torso difference 30 is locked to the bracket 32, and the gap between the connecting portions of the building units 34 and 38 and the outer wall members 12A and 12B becomes torso difference. 30 by external The trunk difference 30 is disposed in the building 10 so as to be hidden from the building 10.

ところで、前述した外観部材は、紫外線等の影響により、塗装の劣化や板金部材や樹脂部材の褪色等の劣化が生じるが、外観部材の劣化度合いは外観部材に照射された紫外線量(詳しくは累積紫外線量)等によって異なり、外観部材への照射紫外線は建物10の立地条件(建物10への日照量)や外観部材が設けられた外壁面の向きによって相違する。また、建物ユニットの構成部材(例えば天井フレームや床フレーム、柱等の構造材)や、建物ユニット34と外壁部材12との間に配設される断熱材についても、例えば結露等の影響で錆の発生や黴の付着等の劣化が生じるが、これらの部材の劣化度合い(錆の発生や黴の付着等の有無やその進行度合い)は、各部材の周囲環境(温度や湿度等)によって異なり、各部材の周囲環境についても、建物10の立地条件(建物10への日照量や風通し)や各部材の配設位置(例えば各部材の近傍に存在する外壁面の向き等)によって相違する。   By the way, the appearance member described above is subject to deterioration of the coating and fading of the sheet metal member or the resin member due to the influence of ultraviolet rays or the like, but the degree of deterioration of the appearance member depends on the amount of ultraviolet rays irradiated to the appearance member (specifically, cumulative amount). The amount of ultraviolet rays irradiated to the exterior member differs depending on the location conditions of the building 10 (the amount of sunlight on the building 10) and the direction of the outer wall surface on which the exterior member is provided. Further, the structural members of the building unit (for example, structural materials such as ceiling frames, floor frames, and pillars) and the heat insulating material disposed between the building unit 34 and the outer wall member 12 are also rusted due to, for example, condensation. However, the degree of deterioration of these parts (the presence or absence of rust, fouling, etc. and the degree of progress) varies depending on the surrounding environment (temperature, humidity, etc.) of each part. The surrounding environment of each member also differs depending on the location conditions of the building 10 (the amount of sunlight and ventilation of the building 10) and the position of each member (for example, the direction of the outer wall surface existing in the vicinity of each member).

このため、本実施形態に係る建物10は、建物10を構成する各部材(外観部材や他の部材)の劣化度合いを診断するための情報を収集・管理すると共に、建物10の周囲の敷地内への侵入者の有無の検出も併せて行うために、図4に示す情報収集・管理システム40が設けられている。情報収集・管理システム40は、建物10の互いに異なる外壁面(東西南北の各面)に配置された4個の情報収集部42を備えている。個々の情報収集部42は、対応する外壁面のうち胴差30の配設位置付近に各々設けられている。   For this reason, the building 10 according to the present embodiment collects and manages information for diagnosing the degree of deterioration of each member (appearance member and other members) constituting the building 10, and in the site around the building 10 In order to detect the presence or absence of an intruder, an information collection / management system 40 shown in FIG. 4 is provided. The information collection / management system 40 includes four information collection units 42 arranged on different outer wall surfaces (each side of east, west, north, and south) of the building 10. Each information collecting unit 42 is provided in the vicinity of the position where the trunk difference 30 is disposed on the corresponding outer wall surface.

すなわち、個々の情報収集部42は温度センサ44、湿度センサ46、紫外線量センサ48、カメラ50及び人感センサ52を各々備えており、図3に示すように、このうち温度センサ44及び湿度センサ46は、胴差30の内部空間30A内の温度及び湿度を検出可能なように内部空間30A内に設けられている。また紫外線量センサ48は、対応する外壁面に照射される紫外線量を検出可能なように、胴差30の上面上に設けられている。またカメラ50は、建物ユニットの一部の構成部材の外観(図3の例では建物ユニット34Aの天井フレームを構成する部材の外観)を撮影可能なように、外壁部材12Aの上端部付近に設けられている。また人感センサ52は、建物10の周囲でかつ対応する外壁面の近傍の敷地内に存在する人間を検出可能なように、胴差30の下面に取り付けられている。   That is, each information collecting unit 42 includes a temperature sensor 44, a humidity sensor 46, an ultraviolet ray sensor 48, a camera 50, and a human sensor 52, and among these, as shown in FIG. 46 is provided in the internal space 30A so that the temperature and humidity in the internal space 30A of the trunk difference 30 can be detected. Further, the ultraviolet ray amount sensor 48 is provided on the upper surface of the trunk difference 30 so as to detect the ultraviolet ray amount irradiated to the corresponding outer wall surface. The camera 50 is provided in the vicinity of the upper end portion of the outer wall member 12A so that the appearance of some of the constituent members of the building unit can be photographed (in the example of FIG. 3, the appearance of the members constituting the ceiling frame of the building unit 34A). It has been. Further, the human sensor 52 is attached to the lower surface of the trunk difference 30 so as to be able to detect a person existing around the building 10 and in the vicinity of the corresponding outer wall surface.

なお、人感センサ52は全ての情報収集部42に設けられている必要はなく、建物10の周囲の敷地のうち、人の立ち入りが少ない範囲に対応する情報収集部42(例えば玄関が設けられた外壁面(図1の例では図1(B)に示す北に面した外壁面)以外の外壁面に配置された情報収集部42)にのみ人感センサ52を設けるようにしてもよい。人感センサ52としては、敷地内に存在する人間を赤外線又は超音波によって検出する構成を採用することができる。また、胴差30のうちカメラ50が設けられた位置に対応する箇所には、側面に孔30Cが穿設されており、この孔30Cの開口を閉止する透明部材54が設けられている。透明部材54(孔30C)は、透明部材54を透過した光がカメラ50による撮影対象の部材に照射されるように配置位置が調整されている。このように、透明部材54は請求項7に記載の導光部に対応している。   It should be noted that the human sensor 52 does not have to be provided in all the information collecting units 42, and the information collecting unit 42 (for example, an entrance is provided) corresponding to a region where people are not in the site around the building 10. The human sensor 52 may be provided only on the outer wall surface (the information collecting unit 42 arranged on the outer wall surface other than the outer wall surface facing the north shown in FIG. 1B in the example of FIG. 1). As the human sensor 52, the structure which detects the person who exists in a site by infrared rays or an ultrasonic wave is employable. Further, a hole 30 </ b> C is formed in a side surface at a position corresponding to the position where the camera 50 is provided in the trunk difference 30, and a transparent member 54 for closing the opening of the hole 30 </ b> C is provided. The arrangement position of the transparent member 54 (hole 30 </ b> C) is adjusted so that the light that has passed through the transparent member 54 is irradiated to the member to be imaged by the camera 50. As described above, the transparent member 54 corresponds to the light guide unit described in claim 7.

また、胴差30の内部空間30Aには、胴差30の長手方向に沿って(建物10の全周に亘って)通信線56及び給電線58が収容されており、通信線56及び給電線58は、その中間部の複数箇所が、胴差30の内部空間30Aに胴差30の長手方向に沿って一定間隔で設けられた配線支持手段に支持されている。個々の情報収集部42は通信線56及び給電線58に各々接続され、給電線58を介して供給された電力により作動すると共に、各センサの検出結果及びカメラ50によって撮影された画像を通信線56を経由して送信する。また、建物10の室内には室温センサ60、湿度センサ62及び化学物質濃度センサ64が各々配設されている。これらのセンサも通信線56に接続されており、これらのセンサの検出結果も通信線56を経由して送信される。   The inner space 30A of the trunk difference 30 accommodates a communication line 56 and a feeder line 58 along the longitudinal direction of the trunk difference 30 (over the entire circumference of the building 10). A plurality of intermediate portions 58 are supported by wiring support means provided at regular intervals along the longitudinal direction of the trunk difference 30 in the inner space 30 </ b> A of the trunk difference 30. Each information collecting unit 42 is connected to the communication line 56 and the power supply line 58, and is operated by the electric power supplied via the power supply line 58. The information collection unit 42 also transmits the detection result of each sensor and the image taken by the camera 50 to the communication line. 56 to transmit. A room temperature sensor 60, a humidity sensor 62, and a chemical substance concentration sensor 64 are disposed in the room of the building 10, respectively. These sensors are also connected to the communication line 56, and the detection results of these sensors are also transmitted via the communication line 56.

また、建物10の屋内には管理装置66が設置されている。管理装置66はマイクロコンピュータ等から成り、CPU66A、メモリ66B、HDD(Hard Disk Drive)やフラッシュメモリ等から成る不揮発性の記憶部66Cを備えている。管理装置66は通信線56に接続されており、個々の情報収集部42から通信線56を経由して受信した各種情報(各センサの検出結果やカメラ50によって撮影された画像)は、記憶部66Cに設けられた情報蓄積領域に蓄積記憶される。また管理装置66には、建物10の居室内の温度・湿度を調整する空調装置68、建物10の居室の換気を行うシャッタ装置70、建物10の屋内(例えば居室内)に設けられ各種の情報を表示可能でタッチパネルが設けられたディスプレイ72、及び、音等により警報を出力可能な警報装置74が各々接続されており、空調装置68、シャッタ装置70及び警報装置74の作動や、ディスプレイ72への情報表示は管理装置66によって制御される。   In addition, a management device 66 is installed inside the building 10. The management device 66 is composed of a microcomputer or the like, and includes a CPU 66A, a memory 66B, a nonvolatile storage unit 66C including an HDD (Hard Disk Drive), a flash memory, and the like. The management device 66 is connected to the communication line 56, and various types of information (the detection results of the sensors and images taken by the camera 50) received from the individual information collection units 42 via the communication line 56 are stored in the storage unit. The information is accumulated and stored in the information accumulation area provided in 66C. The management device 66 includes an air conditioner 68 that adjusts the temperature and humidity in the room of the building 10, a shutter device 70 that ventilates the room of the building 10, and various types of information provided in the building 10 (for example, the room). Is connected to a display 72 provided with a touch panel and an alarm device 74 capable of outputting an alarm by sound or the like, and the operation of the air conditioner 68, shutter device 70 and alarm device 74 and the display 72 are connected. The information display is controlled by the management device 66.

更に、管理装置66は、インターネット等のネットワーク76を介し、複数の建物10の状態を管理する集中管理センタ(のコンピュータ)78と接続されており、記憶部66Cの情報蓄積領域に蓄積記憶された情報は集中管理センタ78へ転送される。   Furthermore, the management device 66 is connected to a central management center (computer) 78 that manages the state of the plurality of buildings 10 via a network 76 such as the Internet, and is stored and stored in the information storage area of the storage unit 66C. The information is transferred to the central management center 78.

なお、上記構成において、温度センサ44及び湿度センサ46は本発明に係る検知手段に、紫外線量センサ48は請求項5に記載の検知手段に、カメラ50は請求項6に記載の撮影手段に各々対応している。また、通信線56は本発明における電気配線に、管理装置66は本発明における管理装置(詳しくは請求項3に記載の管理装置)に、記憶部66Cは請求項3に記載の記憶手段に、ディスプレイ72は請求項3に記載の表示手段に、集中管理センタ78は請求項3に記載の外部装置に各々対応している。   In the above configuration, the temperature sensor 44 and the humidity sensor 46 are the detection means according to the present invention, the ultraviolet light amount sensor 48 is the detection means according to the fifth aspect, and the camera 50 is the photographing means according to the sixth aspect. It corresponds. Further, the communication line 56 is the electrical wiring in the present invention, the management device 66 is in the management device in the present invention (specifically, the management device in claim 3), and the storage unit 66C is in the storage means in claim 3. The display 72 corresponds to the display unit according to the third aspect, and the central management center 78 corresponds to the external device according to the third aspect.

次に本実施形態の作用を説明する。本実施形態に係る情報収集・管理システム40は、建物10の互いに異なる外壁面に配置された4個の情報収集部42を備えており、個々の情報収集部42は温度センサ44、湿度センサ46、紫外線量センサ48、カメラ50及び人感センサ52を各々備えている。このため、個々の情報収集部42を建物10の互いに異なる外壁面に単に配置した場合、多数のセンサやカメラ、それらと接続される通信線56及び給電線58が建物10の個々の外壁面に各々取り付けられることになり、建物10の外観の見栄え(美観)は著しく低下する。   Next, the operation of this embodiment will be described. The information collection / management system 40 according to this embodiment includes four information collection units 42 arranged on different outer wall surfaces of the building 10, and each information collection unit 42 includes a temperature sensor 44 and a humidity sensor 46. , An ultraviolet ray amount sensor 48, a camera 50, and a human sensor 52 are provided. For this reason, when the individual information collecting units 42 are simply arranged on different outer wall surfaces of the building 10, a large number of sensors and cameras, communication lines 56 and feeding lines 58 connected to the sensors and cameras are provided on the individual outer wall surfaces of the building 10. Each will be attached, and the appearance (aesthetics) of the building 10 will be significantly reduced.

これに対して本実施形態では、通信線56及び給電線58が胴差30の内部空間30A内に収容されているので、通信線56及び給電線58は胴差30によって外部から隠蔽されている。また、個々の情報収集部42の温度センサ44及び湿度センサ46は胴差30の内部空間30A内に各々配置され、カメラ50は胴差30の配設位置近傍の建物10内に各々配置されているので、個々の情報収集部42の温度センサ44、湿度センサ46及びカメラ50についても胴差30によって外部から隠蔽されている。更に、個々の情報収集部42の紫外線量センサ48は目立ち難い胴差30の上面に各々配置されている。これにより、情報収集・管理システム40を建物10に設けることで、建物10の外観の見栄え(美観)が低下することを抑制することができる。   On the other hand, in the present embodiment, the communication line 56 and the power supply line 58 are accommodated in the internal space 30 </ b> A of the trunk difference 30, so that the communication line 56 and the power supply line 58 are concealed from the outside by the trunk difference 30. . In addition, the temperature sensor 44 and the humidity sensor 46 of each information collecting unit 42 are respectively disposed in the internal space 30 </ b> A of the trunk difference 30, and the camera 50 is respectively disposed in the building 10 near the position where the trunk difference 30 is disposed. Therefore, the temperature sensor 44, the humidity sensor 46, and the camera 50 of each information collection unit 42 are also hidden from the outside by the body difference 30. Further, the ultraviolet light amount sensors 48 of the individual information collecting units 42 are respectively disposed on the upper surface of the body difference 30 that is not easily noticeable. Thereby, by providing the information collection / management system 40 in the building 10, it is possible to suppress a decrease in the appearance (aesthetic appearance) of the building 10.

なお、個々の情報収集部42の人感センサ52は、本実施形態では胴差30の下面に取り付けられているので、他のセンサやカメラ50よりは目立ち易いが、人感センサ52については、目立つことによって建物10への部外者の侵入を抑止する防犯効果も期待できるので、胴差30の下面に取り付けることが望ましい。なお、人感センサ52も胴差30の内部空間30Aに収容し、透明部材54と同様の部材を介して敷地内に存在する人間を検出するようにしてもよく、この態様は防犯効果よりも建物10の外観の見栄え(美観)の向上を優先したい等の場合に有効である。   In addition, since the human sensor 52 of each information collecting part 42 is attached to the lower surface of the waist difference 30 in this embodiment, it is more conspicuous than other sensors and the camera 50, but about the human sensor 52, Since it can be expected to have a crime prevention effect that suppresses the intrusion of outsiders into the building 10 by being conspicuous, it is desirable to attach it to the lower surface of the trunk difference 30. The human sensor 52 may also be housed in the inner space 30A of the trunk difference 30 so as to detect a person existing in the site through a member similar to the transparent member 54. This aspect is more effective than the crime prevention effect. This is effective when priority is given to improving the appearance (beauty) of the building 10.

また、情報収集・管理システム40の個々の情報収集部42は、温度センサ44及び湿度センサ46によって胴差30の内部空間30A内の温度及び湿度を定期的に(例えば一定時間毎に)検出し、紫外線量センサ48によって対応する外壁面に照射される紫外線量を定期的に(例えば一定時間毎に)検出し、カメラ50によって建物ユニットの一部の構成部材の外観を定期的に(例えば1日1回)撮影し、人感センサ52は、対応する外壁面の近傍の敷地内への侵入者の有無を常時検出する。そして、各センサの検出結果及びカメラ50によって撮影された画像に、個々の情報収集部42毎に予め設定されたIDを付加し、通信線56を介して管理装置66へ送信する。   Further, each information collection unit 42 of the information collection / management system 40 periodically detects the temperature and humidity in the internal space 30A of the trunk difference 30 by the temperature sensor 44 and the humidity sensor 46 (for example, at regular intervals). The amount of ultraviolet rays applied to the corresponding outer wall surface is regularly detected (for example, every predetermined time) by the ultraviolet amount sensor 48, and the appearance of some components of the building unit is periodically detected (for example, 1). The human sensor 52 always detects the presence or absence of an intruder in the site near the corresponding outer wall surface. Then, an ID set in advance for each individual information collection unit 42 is added to the detection result of each sensor and the image taken by the camera 50, and transmitted to the management device 66 via the communication line 56.

管理装置66は、何れかの情報収集部42から各センサの検出結果や画像を受信する毎に、受信した情報のうち人感センサ52の検出結果以外の情報を、受信した情報に付加されているIDと共に記憶部66Cの情報蓄積領域に蓄積記憶させる。この処理は請求項3に記載の第1の管理処理に対応している。   Each time the management device 66 receives a detection result or image of each sensor from any of the information collection units 42, information other than the detection result of the human sensor 52 among the received information is added to the received information. The information is stored in the information storage area of the storage unit 66C together with the ID. This process corresponds to the first management process described in claim 3.

また、建物10の居住者によって防犯モードがオンされた場合、管理装置66は情報収集部42から受信した情報に含まれる人感センサ52の検出結果に基づき、建物10の周囲の敷地内に存在している人間が検出されたか否かを判定する。防犯モードがオンされている状態で、建物10の周囲の敷地内に存在している人間が検出された場合、敷地内に存在している人間は敷地内に無断で侵入した部外者である可能性が高い。   Further, when the crime prevention mode is turned on by a resident of the building 10, the management device 66 exists in the site around the building 10 based on the detection result of the human sensor 52 included in the information received from the information collecting unit 42. It is determined whether or not a human being is detected. When a person existing in the site around the building 10 is detected in the state where the security mode is turned on, the person existing in the site is an outsider who has entered the site without permission. Probability is high.

このため、上記場合に管理装置66は、警報装置74から警報音を出力させることで部外者に警告すると共に、建物10の敷地内に部外者が侵入したことをネットワーク76経由で外部装置(例えば警備会社や警察署等のコンピュータ)へ通報する。これにより、部外者が建物10内へ侵入することを未然に防止することができる。   For this reason, in the above case, the management device 66 warns outsiders by outputting an alarm sound from the alarm device 74 and also indicates that an outsider has entered the site of the building 10 via the network 76. (For example, a computer at a security company or police station) Thereby, it is possible to prevent an outsider from entering the building 10.

また管理装置66は、建物10の居住者により、記憶部66Cの情報蓄積領域に蓄積記憶されている情報の表示がディスプレイ72に設けられたタッチパネルを介して指示された場合、表示対象の情報を読み出し、必要に応じて演算を行って表示させる。情報の表示形態は、例えば表示対象の情報が紫外線量であれば、建物10の完成時点又は最後に実施したメンテンス作業からの累積紫外線量を各外壁面毎に演算し、演算結果を数値やグラフ形式で表示させる形態や、指定された期間内における指定された時間単位 (例えば1日単位や1週間単位、1月単位等)毎の積算紫外線量を各外壁面毎に演算し、演算した積算紫外線量の推移をグラフ形式や表形式で表示させる形態を適用することができる。また、表示対象の情報が画像であれば、最新の画像のみを表示させたり、最新の画像と過去の任意の時点で撮影された画像とを各々表示させる形態を適用することができる。上記の処理は請求項3に記載の第2の管理処理に対応している。   In addition, when the resident of the building 10 instructs the display of information stored and stored in the information storage area of the storage unit 66C via the touch panel provided on the display 72, the management device 66 displays the information to be displayed. Read and display as necessary by calculating. For example, if the information to be displayed is the amount of ultraviolet rays, the amount of ultraviolet rays from the completion of the building 10 or the maintenance work performed last is calculated for each outer wall surface, and the calculation result is a numerical value or graph. Calculates the total amount of ultraviolet rays for each outer wall surface in the form displayed in the form and for each specified time unit (for example, daily unit, weekly unit, monthly unit, etc.) within the specified period. It is possible to apply a form in which the transition of the amount of ultraviolet rays is displayed in a graph format or a table format. In addition, if the information to be displayed is an image, it is possible to apply a form in which only the latest image is displayed, or the latest image and an image taken at an arbitrary point in the past are displayed. The above processing corresponds to the second management processing according to claim 3.

また管理装置66は、記憶部66Cの情報蓄積領域に蓄積記憶されている情報(人感センサ52を除く各センサの検出結果及び画像)を、これらの情報に付加されているIDと共に、集中管理センタ78へ定期的に送信する。なお、情報の送信タイミングは、一定の時間間隔(例えば1日1回や1週間に1回、1月に1回、1年に1回等)でもよいし、情報記憶領域に蓄積記憶されている情報のデータ量が閾値に達する毎でもよいし、集中管理センタ78から情報の送信が要求される毎であってもよい。上記の集中管理センタ78への情報の送信も請求項3に記載の第3の管理処理に対応している。   In addition, the management device 66 performs centralized management of information (detection results and images of each sensor excluding the human sensor 52) stored and stored in the information storage area of the storage unit 66C together with IDs added to these information. The data is periodically transmitted to the center 78. The information transmission timing may be a fixed time interval (for example, once a day, once a week, once a month, once a year, etc.) or stored and stored in an information storage area. It may be every time the data amount of the information reaches a threshold value, or every time transmission of information is requested from the central management center 78. The transmission of information to the central management center 78 also corresponds to the third management process according to claim 3.

なお、管理装置66は、建物10の屋内に配設された室温センサ60、湿度センサ62及び化学物質濃度センサ64の検出結果もこれらのセンサが各々受信し、受信した検出結果に基づいて空調装置68やシャッタ装置70の作動を制御する処理を行う。この空調装置68やシャッタ装置70の作動制御は、情報収集部42の温度センサ44や湿度センサ46、紫外線量センサ48の検出結果も用いて行うようにしてもよい。   Note that the management device 66 also receives the detection results of the room temperature sensor 60, the humidity sensor 62, and the chemical substance concentration sensor 64 installed in the building 10, and the air conditioner based on the received detection results. 68 and processing for controlling the operation of the shutter device 70 are performed. The operation control of the air conditioner 68 and the shutter device 70 may be performed using detection results of the temperature sensor 44, the humidity sensor 46, and the ultraviolet light amount sensor 48 of the information collection unit 42.

集中管理センタ78は、建物10の管理装置66から受信した情報に基づき、建物10を構成する各構成部材の劣化度合いを判定し、メンテナンス作業の実施時期を決定する処理を行う。   Based on the information received from the management device 66 of the building 10, the centralized management center 78 performs a process of determining the degree of deterioration of each constituent member constituting the building 10 and determining the timing of performing the maintenance work.

具体的には、例えば外観部材は紫外線によって褪色等の劣化が生じるが、例として図5(A)に示すように、外観部材への累積紫外線線量と、新品の外観部材の色を基準とする外観部材の色差ΔE(すなわち外観部材の褪色量)と、の関係を実験等によって求めると共に、外観部材の色差ΔEに対してメンテナンス作業を実施する基準としての閾値ΔELを設定することで、これらの情報に基づき、外観部材の褪色量が閾値ΔELに達するときの累積紫外線量の閾値VLを求めることができる。   Specifically, for example, the appearance member deteriorates by fading due to ultraviolet rays, but as shown in FIG. 5A, for example, the accumulated ultraviolet ray dose to the appearance member and the color of the new appearance member are used as a reference. By determining the relationship between the color difference ΔE of the appearance member (that is, the color fading amount of the appearance member) by experiments and the like, and setting the threshold value ΔEL as a reference for performing maintenance work on the color difference ΔE of the appearance member, these Based on the information, the threshold value VL of the cumulative ultraviolet ray amount when the fading amount of the appearance member reaches the threshold value ΔEL can be obtained.

このため、集中管理センタ78は、建物10の管理装置66から受信した情報のうち、建物10の各外壁面毎の紫外線量の検出結果に基づいて、現在の外観部材が建物10に取り付けられてから現時点迄の累積紫外線量Vを建物10の各外壁面毎に演算し、累積紫外線量Vの演算結果と、現在の外観部材が建物10に取り付けられてから現時点迄の経過時間と、に基づいて、経過時間と累積紫外線量Vとの関係(図5(B)に二点鎖線で示す関係)を回帰分析等によって建物10の各外壁面毎に求め、求めた関係に基づき累積紫外線量Vが閾値VLに達する迄の経過時間(時期)を建物10の各外壁面毎に求めることで、外観部材の褪色量が閾値ΔELに達する時期、すなわち外観部材のメンテナンス作業の実施時期を建物10の各外壁面毎に求める(決定する)ことができる。   For this reason, the central management center 78 has the current appearance member attached to the building 10 based on the detection result of the amount of ultraviolet rays for each outer wall surface of the building 10 out of the information received from the management device 66 of the building 10. Is calculated for each outer wall surface of the building 10 based on the calculation result of the accumulated ultraviolet light amount V and the elapsed time from when the current appearance member is attached to the building 10 to the present time. Thus, the relationship between the elapsed time and the cumulative ultraviolet ray amount V (relationship indicated by a two-dot chain line in FIG. 5B) is obtained for each outer wall surface of the building 10 by regression analysis or the like, and the cumulative ultraviolet ray amount V is calculated based on the obtained relationship. Is determined for each outer wall surface of the building 10 to determine the time when the fading amount of the exterior member reaches the threshold ΔEL, that is, the maintenance operation time of the exterior member. Required for each outer wall To) it is possible.

これにより、紫外線量が比較的高い南に面した外壁面については、当該外壁面に設けられた外観部材の褪色量が閾値ΔELに達する時期(メンテナンス作業の実施時期)として、図5(B)に示す時期tsが算出・決定される一方、紫外線量が比較的低い北に面した外壁面については、当該外壁面に設けられた外観部材の褪色量が閾値ΔELに達する時期(メンテナンス作業の実施時期)として、図5(B)に示す時期tnが算出・決定される。なお、他の方角(東/西)に面した外壁面についても、同様にして外観部材の褪色量が閾値ΔELに達する時期(メンテナンス作業の実施時期)が算出・決定される。   As a result, for the outer wall facing the south where the amount of ultraviolet rays is relatively high, as the time when the discoloration amount of the appearance member provided on the outer wall reaches the threshold value ΔEL (the time when the maintenance operation is performed), FIG. On the other hand, for the outer wall facing the north where the amount of ultraviolet rays is relatively low, the time when the discoloration amount of the appearance member provided on the outer wall surface reaches the threshold value ΔEL (the maintenance work is performed) As a time), a time tn shown in FIG. 5B is calculated and determined. For the outer wall facing the other direction (east / west), the time (maintenance work execution time) when the discoloration amount of the appearance member reaches the threshold value ΔEL is similarly calculated and determined.

集中管理センタ(のコンピュータ)78によって建物10の各外壁面毎に決定された外観部材のメンテナンス作業の実施時期はメンテナンス作業者へ通知され、メンテナンス作業者は、建物10の各外壁面毎の外観部材のメンテナンス作業を、通知された実施時期に各々実施する。   A maintenance worker is notified of the maintenance work time of the appearance members determined by the central management center (computer) 78 for each outer wall surface of the building 10, and the maintenance worker performs an appearance for each outer wall surface of the building 10. Each member maintenance work is performed at the notified execution time.

また、例えば建物ユニットの構成部材(例えば天井フレームや床フレーム、柱等の構造材)や建物ユニット34と外壁部材12との間に配設される断熱材(以下、これらを屋内部材と総称する)は、例えば結露の影響で錆の発生や黴の付着等の劣化が生じる。ここで、結露が生じる可能性が高い環境条件(温度・湿度の範囲)は既知であるので、屋内部材を上記の環境条件(結露発生環境条件)に晒し、屋内部材の錆の発生や黴の付着を観察する等の実験を行うことで、錆や黴により屋内部材の交換等のメンテナンス作業が必要な状態となる迄の時間の閾値TLを求めることができる。   In addition, for example, structural members of a building unit (for example, structural materials such as ceiling frames, floor frames, and pillars) and heat insulating materials disposed between the building unit 34 and the outer wall member 12 (hereinafter collectively referred to as indoor members). ), For example, due to the influence of condensation, deterioration such as generation of rust and adhesion of soot occurs. Here, since the environmental conditions (temperature / humidity range) where condensation is likely to occur are known, the indoor members are exposed to the above-mentioned environmental conditions (condensation-generating environmental conditions), and rusting and fouling of the indoor members occur. By performing an experiment such as observing the adhesion, the threshold value TL for the time until maintenance work such as replacement of the indoor member is required due to rust or flaws can be obtained.

そして、集中管理センタ78は、建物10の管理装置66から受信した情報のうち、建物10の各外壁面毎の温度・湿度の検出結果に基づいて、当該検出結果が表す温度・湿度が結露発生環境条件に合致するか否かを建物10の各外壁面毎に判定し、合致する場合は各外壁面毎の結露発生環境累積時間Tに積算する。また集中管理センタ78は、結露発生環境累積時間Tと、屋内部材が建物10に取り付けられてから現時点迄の経過時間と、に基づいて、経過時間と結露発生環境累積時間Tとの関係を回帰分析等によって建物10の各外壁面毎に求め、求めた関係に基づき結露発生環境累積時間が閾値TLに達する迄の経過時間(時期)を建物10の各外壁面毎に求めることで、錆や黴により屋内部材の交換等のメンテナンス作業が必要な状態となる時期、すなわち屋内部材のメンテナンス作業の実施時期を建物10の各外壁面毎に求める(決定する)ことができる。   Then, based on the temperature / humidity detection results for each outer wall surface of the building 10 among the information received from the management device 66 of the building 10, the centralized management center 78 generates condensation of the temperature / humidity represented by the detection results. Whether or not the environmental condition is met is determined for each outer wall surface of the building 10, and if it matches, the accumulated condensation environment accumulation time T for each outer wall surface is integrated. The central management center 78 returns the relationship between the elapsed time and the accumulated condensation environment time T based on the accumulated condensation time T and the elapsed time from when the indoor member is attached to the building 10 to the present time. Analyzing etc. for each outer wall surface of the building 10, and by determining the elapsed time (time) until the accumulated dew generation environment time reaches the threshold value TL for each outer wall surface of the building 10 based on the obtained relationship, It is possible to obtain (determine) for each outer wall surface of the building 10 the time when maintenance work such as replacement of the indoor member is necessary due to the eaves, that is, the time when the maintenance work of the indoor member is performed.

集中管理センタ(のコンピュータ)78によって建物10の各外壁面毎に決定された屋内部材のメンテナンス作業の実施時期もメンテナンス作業者へ通知される。メンテナンス作業者は、集中管理センタ78が建物10の管理装置66から受信した情報に含まれる画像(カメラ50によって撮影された構成部材の外観を表す画像)を参照し、構成部材の結露の有無や構成部材の錆の発生の有無、錆の進行状況を確認することで、必要に応じて屋内部材のメンテナンス作業の実施時期を変更(調整)し、建物10の各外壁面毎の屋内部材のメンテナンス作業を通知された実施時期又は変更(調整)後の実施時期に各々実施する。   The maintenance worker is also notified of the maintenance timing of the indoor member maintenance work determined for each outer wall surface of the building 10 by the central management center (computer) 78. The maintenance worker refers to an image (an image showing the appearance of the structural member taken by the camera 50) included in the information received by the central management center 78 from the management device 66 of the building 10, and whether or not there is condensation on the structural member. By checking the presence or absence of rust on the components and the progress of rust, the maintenance time of indoor members is changed (adjusted) as necessary, and maintenance of indoor members for each external wall of the building 10 is performed. The work will be carried out at the time when the work is notified or after the change (adjustment).

上記のメンテナンス作業により、建物10の性能や機能、見栄え等が維持され、建物10の長寿命化が図られる。また、建物10の各外壁面毎に外観部材や屋内部材の劣化度合いが判定(診断)され、劣化度合いに応じて各外壁面毎にメンテナンス作業の実施時期が最適化されることで、メンテナンス費用の抑制や建物10の構成部材の有効利用を実現することができる。   Through the above maintenance work, the performance, function, appearance, and the like of the building 10 are maintained, and the life of the building 10 is extended. In addition, the degree of deterioration of the exterior member and the indoor member is determined (diagnostic) for each outer wall surface of the building 10, and the maintenance work timing is optimized for each outer wall surface according to the degree of deterioration. And effective use of the structural members of the building 10 can be realized.

また、メンテナンス作業によって新品と交換されることで建物10から取り外された部材が、建物10に取り付けられている間、どのような環境に晒されていたかは、集中管理センタ78が建物10の管理装置66から受信した情報によって判断可能であるので、建物10から取り外された部材に上記情報を添付し、建物10又は部材の製造メーカへ送ることで、建物10の製造メーカによる部材の選定、或いは、部材の製造メーカによる部材の改良や新規開発等に役立てることも可能となる。   In addition, the central management center 78 manages the building 10 as to what kind of environment it was exposed to while the member removed from the building 10 by being replaced with a new one by maintenance work was attached to the building 10. Since the determination can be made based on the information received from the device 66, the above information is attached to the member removed from the building 10 and sent to the building 10 or the manufacturer of the member. It is also possible to make use for improvement or new development of a member by a member manufacturer.

なお、情報収集部42の温度センサ44、湿度センサ46、紫外線量センサ48、カメラ50及び人感センサ52の配置位置は図3に示した配置位置に限られるものではなく、建物10の外観の見栄え(美観)を損なわない範囲内で適宜変更可能である。例えば温度センサ44及び湿度センサ46はカメラ50と同様に外壁部材12の屋内側に配置することも可能であり、紫外線量センサ48についても、例えば胴差30の一部分を紫外線を透過する透明部材に置き換えることで、当該透明部材の内側(胴差30の内部空間30A内)に配置することも可能である。   The arrangement positions of the temperature sensor 44, the humidity sensor 46, the ultraviolet light amount sensor 48, the camera 50, and the human sensor 52 of the information collecting unit 42 are not limited to the arrangement positions shown in FIG. As long as the appearance (aesthetic appearance) is not impaired, it can be changed as appropriate. For example, the temperature sensor 44 and the humidity sensor 46 can be disposed on the indoor side of the outer wall member 12 in the same manner as the camera 50. For the ultraviolet ray amount sensor 48, for example, a part of the trunk difference 30 is made a transparent member that transmits ultraviolet rays. By replacing it, it is also possible to arrange it inside the transparent member (inside the inner space 30A of the trunk difference 30).

また、上記では人感センサ52を設け、人感センサ52の検出結果に基づいて建物10の敷地内に部外者が侵入したことを検知する構成を説明したが、人感センサに代えてカメラを設け、このカメラによって撮影された画像に基づいて建物10の敷地内に部外者が侵入したことを検知するようにしてもよいし、人感センサ52及び上記のカメラを各々設け、人感センサ52の検出結果と上記のカメラによって撮影された画像を併用して、建物10の敷地内に部外者が侵入したことを検知するようにしてもよいし、部外者の侵入を検知する構成を省略してもよい。   In the above description, the human sensor 52 is provided, and the configuration in which an outsider has entered the site of the building 10 based on the detection result of the human sensor 52 has been described. However, a camera is used instead of the human sensor. It is possible to detect that an outsider has entered the site of the building 10 based on an image photographed by the camera, or to provide a human sensor 52 and the above-described camera, respectively. The detection result of the sensor 52 and the image taken by the above camera may be used in combination to detect that an outsider has entered the site of the building 10 or to detect the intrusion of an outsider. The configuration may be omitted.

また、上記では本発明に係る検知手段として、温度センサ44、湿度センサ46及び紫外線量センサ48を各々設けた態様を説明したが、これに限定されるものではなく、例えば温度センサ44及び湿度センサ46の少なくとも一方のみ設けてもよいし、結露の有無を検出する結露センサ等、他のセンサを検知手段として追加してもよい   Moreover, although the aspect which provided the temperature sensor 44, the humidity sensor 46, and the ultraviolet-ray amount sensor 48 as a detection means based on this invention was demonstrated above, respectively, it is not limited to this, For example, the temperature sensor 44 and a humidity sensor Only at least one of 46 may be provided, or other sensors such as a condensation sensor for detecting the presence or absence of condensation may be added as detection means.

更に、上記では情報収集部42で収集された情報(各センサの検出結果及びカメラ50によって撮影された画像)を、建物10の各外壁面毎のメンテナンス作業の実施時期の決定に用いる態様を説明したが、本発明はこれに限られるものではなく、建物10の各外壁面毎のメンテナンス作業を同一の時期に実施できるように、メンテナンス作業で交換する部材の耐用年数を建物10の各外壁面毎に相違させるにあたり、建物10の各外壁面毎の部材の耐用年数の選定に情報収集部42で収集された情報を用いることも可能である。   Further, in the above description, a mode in which the information collected by the information collecting unit 42 (the detection result of each sensor and the image taken by the camera 50) is used for determining the execution time of the maintenance work for each outer wall surface of the building 10 will be described. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the service life of the member to be replaced in the maintenance work is set to the outer wall surface of the building 10 so that the maintenance work for each outer wall surface of the building 10 can be performed at the same time. When making the difference, it is possible to use the information collected by the information collection unit 42 for selecting the service life of the members for each outer wall surface of the building 10.

また、上記では情報収集部42を建物10の個々の外壁面に各々設けた態様を説明したが、本発明はこれに限定されるものではなく、例えば、紫外線量が最大となる外壁面(例えば南面)と結露の発生確率が最も高い外壁面(例えば北面)に情報収集部42を設ける等のように、外壁面の少なくとも2面に情報収集部42が設けられた構成であればよく、一部の外壁面への情報収集部42の配置を省略してもよ。また、本発明に係る建物についても、上記で説明したように、全周に胴差30が配設された建物10に限られるものではなく、情報収集部42と同様に少なくとも2面(情報収集部42を設ける外壁面)に胴差30が配設された建物であれば、本発明を適用可能である。   Moreover, although the aspect which provided each the information collection part 42 in each outer wall surface of the building 10 was demonstrated above, this invention is not limited to this, For example, the outer wall surface (for example, maximum amount of ultraviolet rays (for example, The information collecting unit 42 may be provided on at least two of the outer wall surfaces, such as the information collecting unit 42 on the outer wall surface (for example, the north surface) having the highest probability of condensation on the south surface). The arrangement of the information collecting unit 42 on the outer wall surface of the unit may be omitted. Further, as described above, the building according to the present invention is not limited to the building 10 in which the waist difference 30 is disposed on the entire circumference, but at least two surfaces (information collecting unit) as in the information collecting unit 42. The present invention is applicable to any building where the body difference 30 is disposed on the outer wall surface on which the portion 42 is provided.

また、上記では検知手段及び撮影手段を各々設けた構成を例に説明したが、これに限定されるものではなく、本発明は検知手段のみが設けられている態様も権利範囲に含むものである。   In the above description, the configuration in which each of the detection unit and the imaging unit is provided has been described as an example. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and the present invention includes a mode in which only the detection unit is provided.

更に、上記では管理装置66が建物10に設けられた態様を説明したが、管理装置66の設置を省略し、各センサの検出結果やカメラ50によって撮影された画像が外部の集中管理センタ78へ直接送信される構成を採用することも可能である。この場合、集中管理センタ78が本発明における管理装置として機能することになる。   Furthermore, although the aspect which the management apparatus 66 was provided in the building 10 was demonstrated above, installation of the management apparatus 66 is abbreviate | omitted and the image imaged with the detection result of each sensor and the camera 50 is sent to the external central management center 78. It is also possible to adopt a configuration in which direct transmission is performed. In this case, the central management center 78 functions as a management device in the present invention.

また、上記では本発明に係る建物として、ユニット建物から成る建物10を例に説明したが、本発明はこれに限定されるものではなく、複数の外壁面のうちの少なくとも2面に胴差が設けられた建物であれば、ユニット建物以外の建物であっても本発明を適用可能である。   Moreover, in the above, the building 10 which consists of a unit building was demonstrated to the example as a building which concerns on this invention, However, This invention is not limited to this, A trunk difference exists in at least 2 surface among several outer wall surfaces. The present invention can be applied to buildings other than unit buildings as long as they are provided.

10 建物
30 胴差
40 情報収集・管理システム
42 情報収集部
44 温度センサ(検知手段)
46 湿度センサ(検知手段)
48 紫外線量センサ(検知手段)
50 カメラ(撮影手段)
54 透明部材(導光部)
56 通信線(電気配線)
66 管理装置
78 集中管理センタ(外部装置)
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Building 30 Body difference 40 Information collection and management system 42 Information collection part 44 Temperature sensor (detection means)
46 Humidity sensor (detection means)
48 UV sensor (detection means)
50 Camera (photographing means)
54 Transparent member (light guide)
56 Communication line (electrical wiring)
66 Management device 78 Centralized management center (external device)

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複数の外壁面のうちの少なくとも2面に胴差が設けられた建物であって、
温度及び湿度の少なくとも一方を検知する検知手段が設けられ、
前記検知手段による検知結果を管理装置へ伝送するための電気配線が前記胴差内に収容されていることを特徴とする建物。
A building in which a difference in body is provided on at least two of the plurality of outer wall surfaces,
Detection means for detecting at least one of temperature and humidity is provided;
An electrical wiring for transmitting a detection result by the detection means to a management device is accommodated in the trunk difference.
前記検知手段は、前記胴差内に収容されているか、又は、前記建物の屋内のうち前記胴差から所定距離以内の位置に配置されている請求項1記載の建物。   The building according to claim 1, wherein the detection unit is housed within the trunk difference, or disposed at a position within a predetermined distance from the trunk difference within the building. 前記管理装置は前記建物の屋内に設置され、前記建物に設けられている前記検知手段と前記電気配線を介して接続され、前記検知手段による検知結果を前記電気配線を介して受信し、受信した検知結果について、記憶手段に蓄積記憶させる第1の管理処理、前記建物の屋内に設置された表示手段に表示させる第2の管理処理、及び、通信回線を介して接続された外部装置へ送信する第3の管理処理のうちの少なくとも1つを行う請求項1又は請求項2記載の建物。   The management device is installed indoors in the building, is connected to the detection means provided in the building via the electrical wiring, receives a detection result by the detection means via the electrical wiring, and receives The detection result is transmitted to a first management process to be stored and stored in the storage means, a second management process to be displayed on the display means installed in the building, and an external device connected via a communication line. The building according to claim 1 or 2, wherein at least one of the third management processes is performed. 前記検知手段は、温度及び湿度の少なくとも一方を前記建物の複数の外壁面のうちの少なくとも2面について各々検知し、
前記管理装置は、前記検知手段によって検知された温度及び湿度の少なくとも一方を、前記建物の個々の外壁面毎に区別して管理する管理処理を行う請求項1〜請求項3の何れか1項記載の建物。
The detection means detects at least one of temperature and humidity for at least two of the plurality of outer wall surfaces of the building,
The said management apparatus performs the management process which distinguishes and manages at least one of the temperature and humidity detected by the said detection means for every individual outer wall surface of the said building. Building.
前記検知手段は、温度及び湿度の少なくとも一方以外に紫外線量も検知する請求項1〜請求項4の何れか1項記載の建物。   The building according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the detection means detects an amount of ultraviolet rays in addition to at least one of temperature and humidity. 前記建物の構成部材を被写体とする画像を撮影する撮影手段を更に備え、
前記撮影手段によって撮影された画像を前記管理装置へ伝送するための電気配線も前記胴差内に収容されている請求項1〜請求項5の何れか1項記載の建物。
It further comprises photographing means for photographing an image of the building component as a subject,
The building according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein electrical wiring for transmitting an image photographed by the photographing means to the management apparatus is also accommodated in the trunk difference.
前記撮影手段は、前記胴差内に収容されているか、又は、前記建物の屋内のうち前記胴差から所定距離以内の位置に配置され、
前記胴差には、前記胴差に照射された光を前記撮影手段による撮影対象の前記構成部材が照明されるように導く導光部が設けられている請求項6記載の建物。
The photographing means is accommodated within the trunk difference, or is disposed at a position within a predetermined distance from the trunk difference within the building,
The building according to claim 6, wherein the body difference is provided with a light guide unit that guides the light irradiated to the body difference so that the constituent member to be photographed by the photographing unit is illuminated.
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