JP2012237146A - Drainage system for collective house - Google Patents

Abstract

Disclosed is a collective housing drainage system capable of changing a floor plan as freely as possible while suppressing an increase in building construction cost.
Three pipe shafts 8a, 8c, etc. are provided so as to penetrate vertically in dwelling units 1a, 1b, 1c, 1d from the nth floor to the n + 3th floor having the same upper and lower floor relationships. Water drainage facilities such as the kitchen 11, the bathroom 12, the bathroom 13, and the toilet are disposed in the three pipe shafts 8a, 8c, etc. via drainage horizontal pipes, etc. Connect to the vertical pipe. Since the length of the drainage horizontal pipe can be minimized by selecting the drainage vertical pipe of the nearest pipe shaft according to the arrangement of the water facilities, the floor height in the design can be kept low. In addition, since the connection position can be selected, it is possible to freely set and change the plane plan including the arrangement of the water supply facilities.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a collective housing drainage system that can change a floor plan including water facilities such as a kitchen, a washroom, a bathroom, and a toilet for each dwelling unit.

  In a general apartment house, a pipe shaft extending in a vertical direction is usually provided at a predetermined location so as to penetrate a common part or a dedicated part. Moreover, the upper and lower floor dwelling units using the same pipe shaft usually have the same or almost the same plan.

  Ideally, such a dwelling unit can be freely changed if it is to undergo a major renovation, including a floor plan. However, the location of the water supply equipment has changed significantly in relation to the pipe shaft. The current situation is that it is difficult to respond to the needs of customers.

  On the other hand, there is a skeleton infill (SI house) as a structure that can change a free plan including the movement of equipment around the water at the time of renovation and can extend the life of the building.

  Skeleton infill is a structure that separates the building skeleton (structures such as pillars, beams, and floors) from the infill (interior and equipment in the dwelling unit). It has a double floor and a double ceiling.

  However, the skeleton infill inevitably increases the floor height, and other initial costs are high, so the competitiveness in terms of the unit price becomes a problem.

  For example, Patent Documents 1 to 5 describe patent documents related to the prior art for the purpose of changing the plane plan of the water-around facility.

  In Patent Document 1, in a building in which a water field of each dwelling unit and a vertical drainage pipe in a pipe shaft are connected via a horizontal drainage pipe, the pipe shaft is connected to the outside corridor outside the living space of each dwelling unit and outside the living space. The housing structure is described in which the drainage horizontal pipe of each dwelling unit can be selectively connected to a plurality of pipe shafts provided corresponding to the dwelling unit.

  In Patent Document 2, as a method for designing a house freely and efficiently, a basic section having a plan view shape composed of a staircase and a water-related room is designed, and at least one side of the basic section is a staircase. It is described that it is arranged so as to be in contact with at least one side of a free section having a living space other than a room around water.

  Patent Document 3 expands the free space around the water and in the living room based on the skeleton infill concept, making it compatible with various plans and changing large-scale planning in the future. It describes a residential complex housing that can be formed and maintained and renewed and expanded without entering the exclusive department, and has improved flexibility including expansion.

  In Patent Document 4, a wet zone where water-related devices are arranged and a dry zone as other living space are partitioned by a movable partition wall, and water-related devices such as toilets, bathtubs, washbasins, etc. are freely provided in the wet zone. A structure that can be arranged and partitioned is described.

  In Patent Document 5, a room in each dwelling unit is divided into a function zone on one end side in the row direction in which wiring or piping is provided and a free zone on the other end side in the row direction, and a plurality of dwellings arranged in the function zone. It describes a housing complex that allows the unit to be freely relocated.

Japanese Patent No. 2797245 JP 2000-096848 A JP 2001-262847 A JP 2001-279936 A JP 2009-097256 A

  As described above, it is difficult to change the floor plan in a conventional general apartment, especially for water facilities.

  Skeleton infill can solve such a problem and extend the life of the building, but it is inevitable that the price is high and demand is limited.

  Further, the invention described in Patent Document 1 is configured such that the drainage horizontal pipe of each dwelling unit can be selectively connected to a plurality of pipe shafts provided corresponding to the dwelling unit. However, pipe shafts are premised on the outside corridor side and balcony side outside the living space of each dwelling unit. Is not suitable.

  The inventions described in Patent Documents 2, 4, and 5 both divide the surroundings of the water and other living zones, and can change the arrangement within each zone. Is impossible.

  The invention described in Patent Document 3 is based on the concept of skeleton infill, and has the advantages and disadvantages of the skeleton infill described above.

  The present invention was invented based on the background as described above, and provides a collective housing drainage system that allows a plan plan to be changed as freely as possible while suppressing an increase in building construction costs. It is for the purpose.

  The invention according to claim 1 of the present application is a collective housing drainage system in which the floor plan can be arbitrarily changed for each dwelling unit, and a plurality of pipe shafts for drainage vertical pipes are provided for each dwelling unit. Depending on the arrangement or change of the water supply equipment, the drainage horizontal pipe connected from the water supply equipment to the drainage vertical pipe in the pipe shaft can be arbitrarily selected from one or more of the plurality of pipe shafts for each dwelling unit. It is characterized in that it can be selected and connected.

  The term “pipe shaft for drainage vertical pipe” as used herein does not necessarily mean that the drainage vertical pipe is exclusively used, but for a part or all of the plurality of pipe shafts on which the drainage vertical pipes are installed, water supply pipes, gas pipes, or telecommunications The cables for use can be arranged together or dispersed.

  Further, the “water supply equipment” here means equipment that requires drainage through drainage horizontal pipes or drainage vertical pipes, and is typically a sink in a kitchen, a washbasin in a bathroom, a bathroom, a toilet, and the like.

  The arrangement of these water facilities in each unit is basically free, and the units in the upper and lower floors can be arranged completely different from the beginning of the building design. By connecting to the drainage vertical pipe of the nearest pipe shaft through a pipe etc., the total length of the horizontal drainage pipe in each dwelling unit can be minimized.

  Moreover, since the drainage horizontal pipe can be accommodated at a lower height in relation to the slope of the drainage horizontal pipe, it is possible to design the floor height of the building.

  In this case, it is desirable that the plurality of pipe shafts are arranged in a distributed manner so that the ranges covered by the individual pipe shafts (the sharing range assumed in relation to the distance to the arrangement of the water-side equipment) do not overlap as much as possible.

  Furthermore, even in the renovation of individual dwelling units alone, the location of each water supply facility can be changed almost freely by distributing a plurality of pipe shafts. The interior floor plan can be changed freely, and it is possible to renovate significantly compared to conventional general apartment houses.

  A second aspect of the present invention is the collective housing drainage system according to the first aspect, wherein the pipe shaft is provided at three or more locations for each dwelling unit.

  The position of the pipe shaft cannot be basically changed, but considering the free arrangement and change of the water-side equipment, it is not always sufficient to have two pipe shafts, and it is desirable to provide three or more places.

  A third aspect of the present invention is the collective housing drainage system according to the first or second aspect, wherein each pipe shaft is provided with two or more drainage vertical pipes.

  The “two or more drainage vertical pipes” referred to here is a consideration of separately providing a toilet system and other miscellaneous drainage systems.

  A fourth aspect of the present invention is the collective housing drainage system according to the first, second, or third aspect, wherein at least one of the plurality of pipe shafts is disposed in the vicinity of a central portion of the dwelling unit. is there.

  Since the pipe shaft position cannot basically be changed, it is desirable to provide it at a position that does not affect the floor plan, but at least one place is arranged near the center of the dwelling unit, and a plurality of pipe shafts are distributed and arranged. It is possible to freely set and change the position of the water-circulating facility that is the object of the present invention while suppressing the length of the drainage horizontal pipe.

(1) Since multiple pipe shafts can be selected and connected, it is easy to change the layout of water facilities, which has been an obstacle to changing the free design plan for each dwelling unit. Although it is impossible to change the shaft position, a relatively free design plan according to the resident's request can be realized for other than that, regardless of the upper and lower floor plan.

(2) By selecting and connecting multiple pipe shafts, it is possible to connect drainage horizontal pipes such as side branch pipes and horizontal main pipes from the water supply equipment to the drainage vertical pipe of the nearest pipe shaft. Therefore, the length of the drainage horizontal pipe can be suppressed, the height under the floor can be suppressed in relation to the drainage gradient, and the floor height can be reduced and the building frame cost can be reduced.

(3) Although the degree of freedom is slightly smaller than that of an expensive skeleton infill, the plan can be easily changed except for the position of the pipe shaft, and the degree of freedom close to that of the skeleton infill can be provided at a low cost.

In the apartment house to which the drainage system of the present invention is applied, FIG. It is a top view which shows the specific room allocation example of the dwelling unit of n floor of FIG. It is a top view which shows the specific room allocation example of the d + 1 floor dwelling unit of FIG. It is a top view which shows the specific room allocation example of the d + 2 floor dwelling unit of FIG. It is a top view which shows the specific example of room allocation of the d + 3 floor dwelling unit of FIG.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail. Note that the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described below.

  FIG. 1 shows an example of different floor plans from the n-th floor to the n + 3 floor in the apartment building to which the drainage system of the present invention is applied. The floors in that case are shown in FIGS. This shows a specific room allocation example of a dwelling unit.

  In the figure, reference numerals 1a, 1b, 1c, and 1d denote dwelling units from the nth floor to the n + 3th floor in which the plane position in the apartment building is the same as the upper and lower floors, 2 is a pillar, 3 is an outer wall on the veranda 6 side, 4 is an outer wall on the side of the common part outer corridor 7, and 5 is a door wall.

  In this example, three pipe shafts 8a, 8b, 8c are provided so as to penetrate vertically in the dwelling units 1a, 1b, 1c, 1d. That is, the pipe shaft 8a is provided at the corner near the veranda in the dwelling units 1a, 1b, 1c, 1d, the pipe shaft 8c is provided at the corner near the outer corridor 7 on the opposite side, and further inside the dwelling units 1a, 1b, 1c, 1d. A pipe shaft 8b is provided in the approximate center.

  In contrast to the arrangement of these three pipe shafts 8a, 8b, 8c, in the n-floor dwelling unit 1a, water-circulating facilities are arranged in the center of the multi-dwelling housing in the beam-to-beam direction and concentrated on the one side wall 5 side. doing.

  Therefore, in the arrangement shown in the figure, the bathroom 12, the bathroom 13, and the toilet 14 are connected to a vertical drain pipe piped in the central pipe shaft 8b via a horizontal drain pipe or the like, and similarly the kitchen 12 About (sink), the length of a drainage horizontal pipe can be suppressed to the minimum by connecting to the drainage vertical pipe in the pipe shaft 8a near a veranda.

  FIG. 2 shows the relationship between the arrangement of the water-related equipment and the floor plan. In the figure, reference numeral 21 denotes a partition wall.

  In the n + 1 floor dwelling unit 1b, a washroom 12, a bathroom 13, and a toilet 14 are arranged on one side of the boundary wall 5 side, and the kitchen 11 is placed on the opposite side wall 5 side in the center of the apartment house. It is arranged.

  In this arrangement, the length of the horizontal drain pipe can be minimized by connecting the kitchen 11, the washroom 12, the bathroom 13, and the toilet 14 to the vertical drain pipe in the central pipe shaft 8b. FIG. 3 shows the relationship between the arrangement of the water-around equipment and the floor plan.

  In the n + 2 floor dwelling unit 1c, a kitchen 11, a washroom 12, a bathroom 13, and a toilet 14 are arranged on one side of the boundary wall 5 side from approximately the center in the inter-beam direction of the apartment house to the outer corridor 7 side.

  In this arrangement, the kitchen 11 located substantially at the center in the beam-to-beam direction is connected to the vertical drainage pipe in the central pipe shaft 8b, and the washroom 12, bathroom 13, and toilet 14 are connected to the pipe shaft 8c near the outer corridor. By connecting to the drainage vertical pipe, the length of the drainage horizontal pipe can be minimized. FIG. 4 shows the relationship between the arrangement of the water-around equipment and the floor plan.

  In the d + 3 floor dwelling unit 1d, a kitchen 11, a wash basin 12, a bathroom 13, and a toilet 14 are arranged on the side wall 5 side from one side to the veranda 6 side from the center in the inter-beam direction of the apartment house.

  In this arrangement, the kitchen 11 located on the veranda side is connected to the vertical drainage pipe in the pipe shaft 8a near the veranda, and the bathroom 13 and the toilet 14 are connected to the vertical drainage pipe in the central pipe shaft 8b. .

  Since the bathroom 12 is located approximately in the middle of the pipe shaft 8a near the veranda and the pipe shaft 8b in the center, it may be connected to any of them. FIG. 5 shows the relationship between the arrangement of the water-around equipment and the floor plan.

  The above is an example of the arrangement, and the arrangement other than the arrangement of the pipe shafts 8a, 8b, 8c can be set and changed substantially freely at the time of new construction and at the time of subsequent reform.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1a, 1b, 1c, 1d ... Dwelling unit 2 ... Pillar, 3 ... Outer wall (veranda side), 4 ... Outer wall (outer corridor side), 5 ... Door wall, 6 ... Veranda, 7 ... Common use outside corridor, 8a, 8b 8c Pipe pipe,
11 ... Kitchen, 12 ... Toilet, 13 ... Bathroom, 14 ... Toilet,
21 ... Partition wall

Claims (4)

  It is a collective housing drainage system that allows the floor plan to be arbitrarily changed for each dwelling unit, and each dwelling unit is provided with a plurality of pipe shafts for drainage vertical pipes. The drainage horizontal pipe connected to the vertical drainage pipe in the pipe shaft from the water supply facility can be connected by arbitrarily selecting one or a plurality of pipe shafts of the plurality of pipe shafts for each dwelling unit. An apartment drainage system characterized by   3. The collective housing drainage system according to claim 1, wherein the pipe shaft is provided at three or more locations for each dwelling unit.   The drainage system for an apartment house according to claim 1 or 2, wherein each pipe shaft is provided with two or more drainage vertical pipes.   4. The collective housing drainage system according to claim 1, wherein at least one of the plurality of pipe shafts is disposed in the vicinity of a central portion of the dwelling unit.

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