JP2013160036A - Folded-plate roof heat-shielding method - Google Patents
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本発明は、新築や既築建物の折板屋根の遮熱工法に関するものである。 The present invention relates to a heat shield method for a folded-plate roof of a new or existing building.
従来から、工場等鉄骨造の屋根は折板屋根が多く使われている。しかし、これらに対応する断熱材は無く、新築建物の折半屋根の省エネルギー対策は殆ど皆無に等しい状況にある。近年、既築の建物では省エネルギーを目的に二重屋根工法が施工されるようになってきたが、折板屋根を二段重ねし間に空気を通す通気工法やグラスウール等の断熱材を充填する断熱工法が殆どある。 Conventionally, steel roofs such as factories have often used folded plate roofs. However, there is no heat insulating material corresponding to these, and there are almost no energy saving measures for the folding roof of a new building. In recent years, double roof construction methods have been installed in existing buildings for the purpose of energy saving. There are almost insulation methods.
その為次のような問題があった。
そもそも、既存の折板屋根の上に新規の折板屋根を重ねる二重屋根方式は、屋根の耐久性を延ばすことよりはむしろ、建物の熱の出入りを少なくする省エネルギーが目的である。Therefore, there were the following problems.
In the first place, the double roof system in which a new folded plate roof is stacked on an existing folded plate roof is intended to save energy by reducing the heat input and output of the building rather than extending the durability of the roof.
この二重屋根の省エネルギーの方法としては、二重に重ねた屋根材の間に空気を流す通気工法が一般的である。この方法は屋根材の熱を空気に伝達、所謂対流熱を利用し排熱する方法であるが、この対流熱は二重屋根の一方からのみ熱を吸収したり供給したりする訳ではなく、新規及び既存の両折板屋根材から同時に行われることになる。 As a method for energy saving of the double roof, a ventilation method is generally used in which air is allowed to flow between the double roof materials. This method is a method of transferring the heat of the roofing material to the air, using so-called convection heat to exhaust heat, but this convection heat does not absorb or supply heat only from one side of the double roof, It will be done simultaneously from both new and existing folded roofing materials.
例えば夏場、新規折板屋根に供給された熱の一部は二重屋根の間を通る空気に吸収されて屋外に運ばれるが、同時に室内から既設折板屋根に吸収された熱も排出することになる。又、冬場は冷えた空気が既存折板屋根を通して室内に持ち込まれることとなる。従って、通気工法は暑さ対策にはある程度の効果はあるものの冬場は逆にマイナス効果となり、年間を通した省エネルギー効果を考えると余り効率的ではないという問題がある。 For example, in summer, part of the heat supplied to the new folded-plate roof is absorbed by the air passing between the double roofs and carried outdoors, but at the same time, the heat absorbed by the existing folded-plate roof is also discharged from the room become. In winter, cold air is brought into the room through the existing folded roof. Therefore, although the ventilation method has a certain effect on heat countermeasures, it has a negative effect in winter, and there is a problem that it is not very efficient considering the energy saving effect throughout the year.
又、既存の折板屋根の上に新規折板屋根用吊金具をつけて二重屋根を構成し、しかもこの二重屋根の間に省エネルギーを目的にグラスウール等の断熱材を施工した工法もある。しかし、グラスウール断熱材等は伝導熱にはある程度の効果はあるもの、輻射熱には殆ど対応できず大きな省エネルギー効果は望めないという問題がある。
更に、既存折板屋根の上に新規の折板屋根を取り付けることは屋根の高さが高くなるため、高さ制限の厳しい所では採用できないという問題もある。In addition, there is a construction method in which a double roof is constructed by attaching a new folding plate roof hanging bracket on the existing folded plate roof, and a thermal insulation material such as glass wool is installed between the double roofs for energy saving. . However, glass wool insulation has a certain effect on conduction heat, but has a problem that it cannot cope with radiant heat and a great energy saving effect cannot be expected.
Furthermore, attaching a new folded-plate roof on the existing folded-plate roof raises the height of the roof, and therefore there is a problem that it cannot be adopted in places where height restrictions are severe.
新築建物に於いては、折板屋根の室内側に結露防止の薄いシートが貼ってある程度で、折板屋根の形状が複雑であることや折板屋根の下側に断熱材等を付けると落下しやすい等の問題があり、省エネルギー対策は全く取られていないのが現状である。
本発明は、これらの問題を解決する為になされたものである。In a new building, a thin sheet of anti-condensation is stuck on the indoor side of the folded-plate roof, and it falls to some extent when the shape of the folded-plate roof is complicated or when heat insulating material is attached to the lower side of the folded-plate roof. The current situation is that no energy conservation measures have been taken.
The present invention has been made to solve these problems.
折板屋根材と殆ど同形状に折り曲げたアルミホイル等輻射熱に対して高反射率の遮熱折板を、新規折板屋根と既存折板屋根の間に取り付け三重構造とし、当該屋根の上流端部及び下流端部に通気止めを設けた折板屋根遮熱工法。
折板屋根材と殆ど同形状に折り曲げたアルミホイル等輻射熱に対して高反射率の遮熱折板を、新既折板屋根の下側に取り付け二重構造とし、当該屋根の上流端部及び下流端部に通気止めを設けた折板屋根遮熱工法。Aluminum foil folded almost in the same shape as the folded roof material, and a heat shielding folded plate with high reflectivity against radiant heat is attached between the new folded plate roof and the existing folded plate roof to form a triple structure, and the upstream end of the roof Folded plate roof heat shield construction method with air vents at the front and downstream ends.
A heat-shielding folded plate with high reflectivity against radiant heat, such as aluminum foil folded in almost the same shape as the folded-plate roofing material, is attached to the lower side of the new folded-plate roof to form a double structure, and the upstream end of the roof and Folded plate roof heat insulation method with a vent stop at the downstream end.
以下本発明を実施するための最良の形態について説明する。
米国の多くの機関の報告によると、建物を通過する熱の平均75%は輻射熱であると言われている。しかも、屋根からの熱の出入りの70〜93%が輻射熱であるとされている。従って、この輻射熱をカットすることが最も効率的な省エネルギー工法といえる。The best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described below.
According to reports from many US institutions, an average of 75% of the heat passing through buildings is radiant heat. Moreover, it is said that 70 to 93% of heat coming in and out from the roof is radiant heat. Therefore, it can be said that cutting this radiant heat is the most efficient energy saving method.
一般に、工場や大型店舗等大きな建物は折板屋根が非常に多い。これらの建物を断熱や遮熱しようとすると、室内に足場を懸け天井付近に軽天材等の金物を取り付け、それに遮熱材や断熱材を取り付けるのが一般的である。しかし、足場工事や軽天工事等の費用が高いことや、室内からの工事では日常の生産作業が出来ない等の問題がある為中々進んでいないのが現状である。そこで、既存の折板屋根の上に新規の折板屋根を取り付ける二重屋根工法が増えてきているが、これらは二重屋根の間に空気を通す通気工法や断熱材をいれる断熱工法の為、充分な省エネルギー効果を期待することはできない。 In general, large buildings such as factories and large stores have very large folded roofs. In order to insulate or heat-insulate these buildings, it is common to hang a scaffold in the room and attach a metal object such as a light ceiling near the ceiling, and attach a heat-insulating material or heat insulating material to it. However, the current situation is that it is not progressing due to problems such as high costs for scaffolding work, light roofing work, etc., and the fact that daily production work cannot be done by indoor work. Therefore, the double roof method of attaching a new folded plate roof on the existing folded plate roof has been increasing, but these are for the heat insulation method that puts the air between the double roof and the heat insulation method. It is not possible to expect a sufficient energy saving effect.
本発明は、既存の折板屋根8と新規の折板屋根5の間に、折板屋根の形状と殆ど同じ形をしたアルミホイル等輻射熱に対して高反射率の遮熱折板3を設け三重構造としたものである。更に、この屋根の上流端部及び下流端部は鉄板等により空気の流れを止める通気止めを設けたものである。 In the present invention, between the existing folded-plate roof 8 and the new folded-plate roof 5, the heat-insulating folded plate 3 having a high reflectivity with respect to radiant heat such as aluminum foil having almost the same shape as the folded-plate roof is provided. It has a triple structure. Furthermore, the upstream end portion and the downstream end portion of the roof are provided with a ventilation stopper for stopping the air flow by an iron plate or the like.
ここで、屋根の形状と遮熱折板3が同形状とは、新規折板屋根5と遮熱折板3或いは既存折板屋根8と遮熱折板3との隙間が一定になるという事で、熱伝達阻止に重要な均一な静止空気層6形成の要因が出来ることになる。これにより、遮熱折板3の両側では輻射熱を効率的に反射できるばかりか、この静止空気層6の効果で大きな熱抵抗が得られ熱の伝達を大幅に削減することができる。 Here, the shape of the roof and the heat-insulating folded plate 3 are the same, that the gap between the new folded plate roof 5 and the heat-insulating folded plate 3 or the existing folded plate roof 8 and the heat-insulating folded plate 3 is constant. Thus, a factor for forming a uniform still air layer 6 that is important for heat transfer prevention can be formed. Thereby, not only can the radiant heat be efficiently reflected on both sides of the heat-insulating folded plate 3, but also a large thermal resistance can be obtained by the effect of the static air layer 6, and the heat transfer can be greatly reduced.
先ず外気温の高い夏等は、新規折板屋根5に照射された輻射熱の一部は反射されるものの、大半は新規折板屋根5に吸収され熱となる。この熱は、静止空気層6の空間を通して遮熱折板3に二次輻射熱として照射されるが、遮熱折板3は輻射熱に対して高反射率の素材の為、大半を新規折板屋根5に反射して戻され、再度新規折板屋根5に吸収され熱となりやがて大気に放射されます。遮熱折板3に吸収された熱は、既存折板屋根8に向かって三次輻射熱として放射されるもののその量は数パーセントであり、確実に熱の侵入を防ぐことができる。 First, in summer when the outside air temperature is high, a part of the radiant heat applied to the new folded-plate roof 5 is reflected, but most is absorbed by the new folded-plate roof 5 and becomes heat. This heat is irradiated as secondary radiant heat to the heat shield plate 3 through the space of the still air layer 6, but the heat shield plate 3 is a material having a high reflectivity with respect to the radiant heat, and most of it is a new folded plate roof. It is reflected back to 5, is absorbed by the new folded-plate roof 5 again, becomes heat, and is radiated to the atmosphere. The heat absorbed by the heat-insulating folded plate 3 is radiated as the third radiant heat toward the existing folded plate roof 8, but the amount thereof is several percent, and it is possible to reliably prevent the heat from entering.
逆に、冬期の様に室内の温度の方が高い場合、室内の熱は室内から屋外に向かう。この時、屋根方向に向かう熱の多くは既存折板屋根8に吸収され、静止空気層6の空間を通して大半が輻射熱として遮熱折板3に放射されます。しかし、この遮熱折板3は輻射熱に対して高反射率の素材の為、大半は既存折板屋根8に反射して戻されます。この熱は、今度は室内に放射され室内の建材や家具等を暖める熱となります。この様に、遮熱折板3を新規折板屋根5と既存折板屋根8の間に施工する事により年間を通して屋外と屋内との熱の移動が非常に少なくすることができ、省エネルギー効果は非常に大きくなります。 Conversely, when the indoor temperature is higher as in winter, the indoor heat is directed from the room to the outdoors. At this time, most of the heat toward the roof is absorbed by the existing folded-plate roof 8, and most of it is radiated to the heat-insulating folded plate 3 through the space of the static air layer 6 as radiant heat. However, since this heat-insulating folded plate 3 is a highly reflective material for radiant heat, most of it is reflected back to the existing folded-plate roof 8. This heat is then radiated indoors to heat indoor building materials and furniture. In this way, by constructing the heat-insulating folded plate 3 between the new folded plate roof 5 and the existing folded plate roof 8, heat transfer between the outdoors and the indoors can be greatly reduced throughout the year. It will be very big.
本発明に使用する遮熱折板3は折板屋根と殆ど同形状で、薄くて剛性のあるアルミホイル等輻射熱に対して高反射率の素材を、折板屋根材折曲機を使用することにより簡単に加工することが出来る。勿論、遮熱折板3の両端部の遮熱折板接続部2の折り曲げ形状も屋根材同様に出来る。この為、隣接する遮熱折板3との嵌合も良く、遮熱折板接合部2のスキマから上部或いは下部の空間に出入りする熱も少なくすることが可能である。 The heat-insulating folded plate 3 used in the present invention is almost the same shape as the folded plate roof, and uses a folded plate roof material folding machine made of a thin and rigid aluminum foil or other highly reflective material for radiant heat. Can be easily processed. Of course, the folded shape of the heat shield folded plate connecting portion 2 at both ends of the heat shield folded plate 3 can be made the same as that of the roofing material. For this reason, the fitting with the adjacent heat shield folding plate 3 is good, and it is possible to reduce the heat entering and leaving the upper or lower space from the gap of the heat shield folding plate joining portion 2.
遮熱折板3の屋根流れ方向の位置の設定の為、新規折板屋根用吊金物4の間隔にあわせて、新規折板屋根用吊金物4がスッポリはいる遮熱折板前後位置決め開口部1が設けてある。 In order to set the position of the heat shield folding plate 3 in the roof flow direction, the front and rear positioning openings of the heat shield folded plate in which the new folded plate roof suspension 4 is inserted in accordance with the interval of the new folded plate roof suspension 4 1 is provided.
遮熱折板3の材質は、輻射熱に対して高反射率の素材であるから金属系の材料が多いので剛性はあるが、万一強度が不足する場合図4に示すとおり、全体の形状は新規折板屋根5とほぼ同じとし、遮熱折板3自体をS字やジグザグ形状7等に曲げて使うことも出来る。新たな成形機の製作で費用がかかることはあるが、より長尺の遮熱折板3を作ることが出来るため現場作業は各段に向上する。 The material of the heat shield plate 3 is a material having high reflectivity with respect to radiant heat, so there are many metal-based materials, so there is rigidity, but if the strength is insufficient, the overall shape is as shown in FIG. It can be used by bending the heat shield folded plate 3 itself into an S shape, a zigzag shape 7 or the like. Although it may be expensive to manufacture a new molding machine, since the longer heat-insulating folded plate 3 can be made, the work at the site is improved to each stage.
遮熱折板3の上下方向の位置は、既存折板屋根8と新規折板屋根5の中間付近とし、各々の折板屋根材と遮熱折板3との間隔は概ね20mm〜40mm程度が好ましい。これは、遮熱折板3と折板屋根材との間隔が近すぎると伝導熱の影響を受けやすく、又離しすぎると対流熱を起こしやすいためで、どちらの影響も余り受けにくいのがこの距離となる。 The vertical position of the heat shield folded plate 3 is in the vicinity of the middle between the existing folded plate roof 8 and the new folded plate roof 5, and the distance between each folded plate roof material and the heat shield folded plate 3 is about 20 mm to 40 mm. preferable. This is because if the distance between the heat-insulating folded plate 3 and the folded roof material is too close, it is easily affected by conduction heat, and if it is too far away, it tends to cause convection heat. Distance.
遮熱折板3の高さを簡単に設定する為、図3に示すとおり遮熱折板受金物7を使用する方法がある。これは遮熱折板3と同形状に連続して曲げられた金物で、既存折板屋根8の天端と接する部分にはエアースペース用リブ10がついている。このリブの高さを決めることで、静止空気層6の間隔を決定することが出来る。又、遮熱折板受金物7の天端には新規折板屋根用吊金物4がスッポリはいる穴があけられており、新規折板屋根用吊金物4に落とし込むだけで高さが設定できる。 In order to easily set the height of the heat shield folded plate 3, there is a method of using the heat shield folded plate receiving material 7 as shown in FIG. This is a metal object that is bent continuously in the same shape as the heat-insulating folded plate 3, and an air space rib 10 is attached to a portion that contacts the top end of the existing folded plate roof 8. By determining the height of the rib, the interval between the still air layers 6 can be determined. In addition, a hole in which the new folded plate roof hanging material 4 is inserted in the top end of the heat shield folded plate receiving material 7 is formed, and the height can be set simply by dropping into the new folded plate roof hanging material 4. .
輻射熱を効率的に反射するには静止空気層6の形成が最も良いので、遮熱折板3の遮熱折板接続部2等の空気遮断を確実に行うのは勿論の事、屋根流れ方向の上流及び下流の端部には空気を止める通気止めを施工することは絶対条件となる。 In order to reflect radiant heat efficiently, the formation of the static air layer 6 is the best, so that the air shielding of the heat shield folded plate connecting portion 2 of the heat shield folded plate 3 is surely performed, the roof flow direction It is an absolute requirement to install a vent stop to stop the air at the upstream and downstream ends of the tube.
既存屋根の遮熱施工方法は、既存折板屋根8のボルトに新規折板屋根用吊金物4を取り付け、この新規折板屋根用吊金物4に遮熱折板受金物7を落とし込む。続いて、新規折板屋根用吊金物4に遮熱折板3の遮熱折板前後位置決め開口部1をあわせて上から載せる。この時、隣接する遮熱折板3の遮熱折板接続部2がピッタリ嵌め合うように調整する。屋根流れ方向の上下遮熱折板3の接続は、遮熱折板受金物7の位置で重ね合わせ上部よりビス等で固定する。更に、新規折板屋根5を載せボルトにて固定する。最後に、屋根の上流と下流に鉄板等の通気止めを取り付ける。 The heat insulation construction method of the existing roof attaches the new folded-plate roof suspension 4 to the bolt of the existing folded-plate roof 8, and drops the heat-insulated folded-sheet receiver 7 into the new folded-plate roof suspension 4. Subsequently, the heat shield folded plate front and rear positioning opening 1 of the heat shield folded plate 3 is put on the new folded plate roof suspension 4 from above. At this time, it adjusts so that the heat shield folded-plate connection part 2 of the adjacent heat shield folded plate 3 fits perfectly. The connection of the upper and lower heat shielding folded plates 3 in the roof flow direction is fixed with screws or the like from the upper part at the position of the heat shielding folded plate receiving material 7. Further, the new folded plate roof 5 is fixed with a mounting bolt. Finally, air vents such as iron plates are installed upstream and downstream of the roof.
新築建物の場合も、基本的な考え方は既存建物の同様である。ただ、新築建物の場合は既存折板屋根8がないので、新既折板屋根5と遮熱折板3との二重構造となる。勿論、遮熱折板3は既存の建物と同様な曲げ加工をするが、遮熱折板前後位置決め開口部1は必要がないのでよりシンプルな形状となる。 For new buildings, the basic concept is the same as for existing buildings. However, since there is no existing folded plate roof 8 in the case of a new building, a double structure of the new folded plate roof 5 and the heat shield folded plate 3 is obtained. Of course, the heat shield folded plate 3 is bent in the same manner as in an existing building, but the heat shield folded plate front / rear positioning opening 1 is not necessary, and thus has a simpler shape.
新設建物の場合図5に示すとおり、新既折板屋根5用タイトフレーム12はC型鋼13の上に、遮熱折板3用タイトフレーム12は梁14の上に平行に固定し、新既折板屋根5はボルトで及び遮熱折板3はビス等で各々その上に載せ固定する。勿論、既存屋根遮熱工法と同様、屋根流れ方向の上流及び下流の端部には空気を止める通気止めを施工することは絶対条件となる。 In the case of a new building, as shown in FIG. 5, the tight frame 12 for the new folded plate roof 5 is fixed on the C-shaped steel 13 and the tight frame 12 for the heat shield folded plate 3 is fixed on the
屋根の高さや室内の温度発生状況にもよるが、500m2以上の平屋の建物であれば夏場殆どエアコンが不要な環境ができることが実績として出ている。更に、年間を通しての冷暖房費は50%以上の削減が確認されている。 Although it depends on the height of the roof and the temperature generated in the room, it has been proven that an air conditioner is almost unnecessary in summer if it is a one-story building of 500 m2 or more. Furthermore, it has been confirmed that the heating and cooling costs throughout the year have been reduced by more than 50%.
熱中症になる要因は体温が上がる事に起因すると言われているが、体温を上げる要因は電磁波の影響が非常に大きい。本発明は、屋根からの電磁波の殆どをカットできるので、熱中症には大きな効果が期待できる。 The cause of heat stroke is said to be due to an increase in body temperature, but the cause of the increase in body temperature is greatly affected by electromagnetic waves. Since the present invention can cut most of the electromagnetic waves from the roof, it can be expected to have a great effect on heat stroke.
遮熱折板は事前に工場等で加工されるので、現場作業時間が短くなり経費削減に大きく貢献できる。 The heat-insulated folded plate is processed in advance at a factory or the like, so that the on-site work time is shortened and can greatly contribute to cost reduction.
新築の場合、屋根の高さは従来からの設計と全く変わらず施工可能である。一方、既築の建物は若干上がるものの他の工法に比較すれば極僅かであり、建物の高さ制限が厳しい所での施工もし易くなる。 In the case of a new construction, the height of the roof can be constructed exactly the same as the conventional design. On the other hand, the existing building is slightly higher than other methods, but it is easy to perform construction in places where the height limit of the building is severe.
1 遮熱折板前後位置決め開口部
2 遮熱折板接続部
3 遮熱折板
4 新規折板屋根用吊金物
5 新規折板屋根
6 静止空気層
7 遮熱折板受金物
8 既存折板屋根
9 位置決め穴
10 エアースペース用リブ
11 ジグザグ形状
12 タイトフレーム
13 C型鋼
14 梁DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Heat shield folded plate front-and-back positioning opening 2 Heat shield folded plate connection part 3 Heat shield folded plate 4 Hanging material for new folded plate roof 5 New folded plate roof 6 Still air layer 7 Heat shield folded plate receiving material 8 Existing folded plate roof 9 Positioning hole 10 Air space rib 11 Zigzag shape 12 Tight frame 13 C-shaped
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