JP2014125775A - Exterior wall structure - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a curtain wall type exterior wall structure in which an exterior wall panel is located on the outdoor side of the structural skeleton of a building and part of the exterior wall panel is connected to a site where a column exists.SOLUTION: An exterior wall panel 1 has a frame 11 having vertical frames 11a and transverse frames 11b, and bolt parts 12 protruded from the back side of the frame 11. An upper right part of the exterior wall panel 1 is fixed to the structural skeleton with the bolt part 12 passing through a through-hole 23a of a first mounting member 23 provided on a joint site between a column 2 an a beam 3, and an upper left part of the exterior wall panel 1 is fixed to the structural skeleton with the bolt part 12 passing through a through-hole 31a of a second mounting member 31 provided on the beam 3 at its site where the column 2 does not exist.

Description

  The present invention relates to an outer wall structure in which an outer wall panel is fixed in the form of a curtain wall to a structural frame composed of column beams of a building.

  Patent Document 1 discloses an outer wall structure in which an outer wall panel is disposed inside a structural frame made of column beams, and the frame of the outer wall panel is fixed to the column beams.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-072886

  However, in the outer wall structure of Patent Document 1 described above, when the casing is deformed between layers, a force is applied to the outer wall panel, and the outer wall panel may be damaged depending on circumstances. Moreover, since the panel height is limited, there are many restrictions on the plan.

  In view of the above circumstances, the present invention eliminates the above disadvantages by positioning the outer wall panel on the outdoor side of the structural frame of the building, and a curtain wall in which a part of the outer wall panel is connected to a place where a pillar exists. It is an object of the present invention to provide a curtain wall type outer wall structure that provides a type of outer wall structure and allows other parts of the outer wall panel to be connected in the same manner at locations where no pillars are present.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, the outer wall structure of the present invention is a curtain wall type outer wall structure in which an outer wall panel is fixed to the outdoor side of a structural frame composed of column beams. A first mounting member provided with a frame including a frame and a lateral frame; and a bolt portion protruding from the back side of the frame, wherein a part of the outer wall panel is provided at a joint between the column and the beam The bolt is passed through the insertion hole and fixed to the structural housing using the bolt portion.

  If it is said structure, a part of said outer wall panel will be connected and fixed by the said 1st attachment member to the location where the said pillar exists by the volt | bolt part which protrudes from the back side of the said frame. And also in the structure where a pillar is arrange | positioned by long span space | interval, an outer wall panel can be appropriately fixed to a housing.

  The other part of the outer wall panel may be fixed to the structural frame using the bolt portion that has passed through the insertion hole of the second mounting member provided on the beam in a place where the column does not exist. According to this, both of the part of the outer wall panel and the other part of the connection can be performed by the same quality work of fixing the bolt part through the insertion hole.

  The first mounting member or the second mounting member may have a convex surface portion protruding toward the outer wall panel, and the insertion hole may be formed in the convex surface portion. According to this, the back surface of the outer wall panel can be brought into contact with the convex surface portion and the outer wall panel can be fixed to the structural casing, and interference between the outer wall panel and other members can be prevented. The generated wind pressure can be reliably transmitted to the structural housing through the convex surface portion.

  The bolt portions projecting from the back side of the frame are provided at least at the left and right positions on the upper side of the frame and at least the left and right positions on the lower side, and each bolt portion is provided on the first mounting member or the second mounting member. It may be passed through the insertion hole. According to this, the connection operation at the upper left and right positions and the lower left and right positions can be performed by the same quality operation of fixing the bolt portion through the insertion hole.

  The bolt portion at least in the left-right position on the lower side of the frame is disposed in contact with the insertion hole, and the bolt portion at least in the left-right position on the upper side of the frame is disposed with a gap between the insertion hole. It may be. According to this, the weight of the outer wall panel can be transmitted to the column beam from the bolt portion at least in the left and right positions on the lower side of the frame.

  The outer wall panel may have an opening, and a member that transmits wind pressure applied to the portion to the column may be provided at a portion of the vertical frame where the opening is formed. According to this, the wind pressure applied to the outer wall panel can be accurately transmitted to the column by the member at the location forming the opening.

  The bolt portion protruding from the back side of the frame is formed at least in the left-right position on the upper side of the frame, while a frame insertion hole penetrating in the vertical direction is formed in at least the left-right position on the lower side of the frame. The bolts arranged on the building foundation are passed upward through the frame insertion holes, and the bolt portions protruding from the back side of the frame on the bolt side are formed at least in the left and right positions on the upper side of the frame. On the other hand, a frame insertion hole penetrating in the vertical direction is formed in at least the left and right positions on the lower side of the frame, and a bolt arranged on the building foundation is passed upward through the frame insertion hole, The weight of the outer wall panel may be received on the bolt side. According to this, the dead weight of the said outer wall panel is received by the said building foundation side.

  A bolt receiving plate having a larger area than the head of the bolt may be provided between the head and the building foundation. According to this, it is possible to prevent a load from being concentrated on the building foundation by the head.

  A connection plate is provided between the frame and a nut screwed to the bolt on the lower side of the frame, and the connection plate is fixed to a member fixed to the anchor bolt of the building foundation. Also good. According to this, the height of the outer wall panel can be adjusted by turning the nut. The wind pressure applied to the outer wall panel is transmitted to the member through the connection plate.

  With the outer wall structure of the present invention, the above-mentioned drawbacks are solved by positioning the outer wall panel on the outdoor side of the structural frame of the building, and a part of the outer wall panel is connected to the place where the column exists. . And about the other part of the said outer wall panel, there exists an effect that the location where a pillar does not exist can be connected similarly.

It is a transverse cross section of the outer wall which showed the schematic structure of the outer wall structure of the embodiment of the present invention. It is the perspective view which showed the 1st floor part concerning the said outer wall structure. 2A is an explanatory view in plan view showing the basic side portion of the column arrangement according to the outer wall structure of FIG. 2, and FIG. 2B is an explanatory view in the side view, FIG. ) Is an explanatory view of the same front view. 2A is an explanatory view in plan view showing a base side portion of a portion where there is no column in the outer wall structure in FIG. 2, and FIG. 2B is an explanatory view in the side view. (C) is explanatory drawing of the same front view. FIG. 3A is an explanatory view showing the metal fitting used in the outer wall panel of the outer wall structure in three dimensions, and FIG. 3B is an illustration showing the inner side of the place where the metal fitting is arranged three-dimensionally. FIG. 3C is an explanatory view showing the outside of the place where the metal fittings are arranged in a three-dimensional manner. 2A is an explanatory view in plan view showing the beam side portion of the column arrangement according to the outer wall structure of FIG. 2, and FIG. 2B is an explanatory view in the side view, FIG. ) Is an explanatory view of the same front view. 2A is an explanatory diagram in plan view showing a beam side portion of a portion where there is no column in the outer wall structure in FIG. 2, and FIG. 2B is an explanatory diagram in side view. (C) is explanatory drawing which showed the 2nd attachment member in three dimensions. It is the perspective view which showed the 2nd floor part concerning the said outer wall structure. 8A is an explanatory view in plan view showing the lower part of the column arrangement according to the outer wall structure of FIG. 8, and FIG. 5B is an explanatory view in the side view. ) Is an explanatory view of the same front view. 8A is an explanatory view in plan view showing a lower part of a portion where there is no column in the outer wall structure in FIG. 8, and FIG. 8B is an explanatory view in side view. (C) is explanatory drawing of the same front view. It is the perspective view which showed the location where the opening part of the 2nd floor part concerning the said outer wall structure exists. 11A is an explanatory view in plan view showing a connecting portion with the pillar of the opening portion according to the outer wall structure of FIG. 11, and FIG. 10B is an explanatory view in the side view. (C) is explanatory drawing of the same front view. FIG. 11A is an explanatory view in plan view showing a connecting portion with the column of the opening portion of the protruding corner portion according to the outer wall structure of FIG. 11, and FIG. 10B is an explanatory view in the side view. FIG. 6C is an explanatory diagram of the same front view.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
In the example of the outer wall structure shown in FIG. 1, for example, the pillars 2 are arranged at intervals of 2P (P = 910 mm). The outer wall panel 1 may have a width of 2P and may not. Further, in this outer wall structure example, an outer corner 101 and an inner corner 102 are also shown. The outer wall panel 1 is arranged on the outdoor side of a structural frame composed of the pillars 2 and the beams 3 (see FIG. 2 and the like).

  In the outer wall panel 1, a fiber-based heat insulating material 1a is disposed in the frame 11, and a seat 1b is provided on the indoor side of the frame 11 so as to cover the fiber-based heat insulating material 1a. 11 is provided with an outer heat insulating material 1c, and a base frame 1f is disposed so as to form a ventilation layer 1e between the outer heat insulating material 1c and the outer wall surface material 1d. Further, a moisture permeable waterproof sheet is provided on the surface of the outer heat insulating material 1c facing the ventilation layer 1e. Of course, the outer wall panel 1 is not limited to the above structure.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the frame 11 has a rectangular frame shape including left and right vertical frames 11a and 11a and upper and lower horizontal frames 11b and 11b. The vertical frame 11a and the horizontal frame 11b are made of channel steel composed of a flange and a web connecting the flanges.

  In addition, the outer wall panel 1 has a bilaterally cut bolt portion 12 protruding in the horizontal direction from a flange on the back side of the frame 11 at the upper portion, and upper and lower portions formed on the web of the frame 11 at the lower portion. It has a frame insertion hole 13 penetrating in the direction. FIG. 2 shows a structural example in which the lower side of the outer wall panel 1 is supported by the building foundation 4 on the first floor side.

  On the building foundation 4, a first foundation upper member (member) 21 for connecting the pillar 2 to the building foundation 4 is provided. And the bolt 41 is arrange | positioned in the position of the outer side rather than the said 1st foundation upper member 21 toward the head.

  As shown in FIGS. 3A, 3B, and 3C, an upper end portion of an anchor bolt 4a protrudes on the building foundation 4, and the first foundation using the anchor bolt 4a. The upper member 21 is fixed to the building foundation 4. The columnar portion of the first foundation upper member 21 has a U-shaped cross section. A bolt receiving plate 42 is provided between the head of the bolt 41 and the building foundation 4. The bolt receiving plate 42 has a U-shaped cross section, and the lower piece has a larger area than the head of the bolt 41. Further, the body of the bolt 41 is located in a notch formed in the upper piece of the bolt receiving plate 42.

  The bolt 41 arranged on the building foundation 4 is passed through the frame insertion hole 13 of the frame 11, and a nut 43 screwed into the bolt 41 is positioned below the frame 11. ing. A connection plate 44 is provided between the lower surface of the frame 11 and the nut 43. The connection plate 44 has an L-shaped cross section, and its horizontal piece is positioned between the lower surface of the frame 11 and the nut 43. In the horizontal piece portion, two bolt insertion holes 44a are formed. The connection plate 44 faces the columnar portion of the first base upper member 21 with its vertical piece facing upward. In the vertical piece portion, one through hole 44b is formed so as to be positioned on an intermediate vertical line between the two bolt insertion holes 44a (between adjacent bolts 41). The connection plate 44 is fixed to the columnar portion of the first base upper member 21 by bolts 45 passed through the through holes 44b.

  That is, as described above, the bolt 41 positioned adjacent to each other is inserted into the adjacent frame insertion hole 13 of the adjacent outer wall panel 1 with the head facing down, and the bottom of the frame 11 is The connection plate 44 having a hole 44a through which the adjacent bolt 41 passes is received around the horizontal axis around the one bolt 45 provided horizontally on the first foundation upper member 21 on the building foundation 4. A nut 43 is screwed onto the adjacent bolt 41 below the connection plate 44. In addition, the said outer wall panel 1 is not necessarily fixed to the said building foundation 4 in the lower part.

  The left and right positions on the lower side of the frame 11 are provided with a reinforcing metal 11c having an L-shaped cross section and provided with reinforcing ribs at the edges. The reinforcing metal 11c is provided at a position where the frame insertion hole 13 is formed. A through hole is formed. Further, a nut 15 is welded to the reinforcing hardware 11c, and the reinforcing hardware 11c is fixed to the vertical frame 11a by screwing a spacer bolt 14 to the nut 15 from the outside of the vertical frame 11a. Yes. Moreover, the space | interval of the adjacent outer wall panel 1 is formed uniformly by the head of the said spacer volt | bolt 14. FIG.

  As shown in FIGS. 4A, 4B, and 4C, the upper end portion of the anchor bolt 4a protrudes on the building foundation 4 also in a place where the pillar 2 is not provided. The anchor bolt 4a The second foundation upper member (member) 47 is fixed to the building foundation 4 using. The bolt receiving plate 42 is provided between the head of the bolt 41 and the building foundation 4. The screw portion of the bolt 41 is located in a notch formed in the upper piece of the bolt receiving plate 42.

  4, the bolt 41 disposed on the building foundation 4 is passed through the frame insertion hole 13 of the frame 11 and is screwed to the bolt 41. The nut 43 is positioned below the frame 11. A connection plate 44 is provided between the lower surface of the frame 11 and the nut 43. The connection plate 44 has an L-shaped cross section, and its horizontal piece is positioned between the lower surface of the frame 11 and the nut 43. In the horizontal piece portion, two bolt insertion holes 44a are formed. The connection plate 44 faces the vertical portion of the second base upper member 47 with the vertical piece facing downward. The vertical piece is formed with one through hole 44b so as to be positioned on an intermediate vertical line between the two bolt insertion holes 44a, and the bolt passed through the through hole 44b. The connection plate 44 is fixed to the columnar portion of the second base upper member 47 by 45.

  That is, as described above, the bolt 41 positioned adjacent to each other is inserted into the adjacent frame insertion hole 13 of the adjacent outer wall panel 1 with the head facing down, and the bottom of the frame 11 is The connecting plate 44 having a hole 44a through which the adjacent bolt 41 passes is received around the horizontal axis centered on one bolt 45 provided horizontally on the second foundation upper member 47 on the building foundation 4. A nut 43 is screwed onto the adjacent bolt 41 below the connection plate 44.

  Further, even in the place where the pillar 2 shown in FIG. 4 is not provided, the left and right positions on the lower side of the frame 11 are provided with reinforcing metal parts 11c having L-shaped cross sections and provided with reinforcing ribs on the edges. A through-hole is formed in the reinforcing hardware 11c at a position where the frame insertion hole 13 is formed. Further, a nut 15 is welded to the reinforcing metal part 11c, and the reinforcing metal part 11c is fixed to the vertical frame 11a by screwing a spacer bolt 14 to the nut 15 from the outside of the vertical frame 11a. . Moreover, the space | interval of the adjacent outer wall panel 1 is formed uniformly by the head of the said spacer volt | bolt 14. FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 2, for example, the upper right corner of the frame 11 is fixed to the structural housing using the bolt 12. Specifically, an insertion hole 23a is formed in the first mounting member 23 provided in the joining member 22 that joins the column 2 and the beam 3, and the bolt portion 12 that has passed through the insertion hole 23a. The frame 11 is fixed to the structural housing using the. The upper left corner of the frame 11 is fixed to the structural frame using the bolt 12. Specifically, the upper left corner of the outer wall panel 1 has an insertion hole 31a formed in the second mounting member 31 provided in the beam 3 where the column 2 does not exist. The frame 11 is fixed to the structural frame using the bolt part 12 passed through 31a.

  As shown in FIGS. 5A, 5 </ b> B, and 5 </ b> C, an insert 11 d is disposed at the upper corner of the frame 11. The insert 11d has an L-shaped cross section and has reinforcing ribs on the side edges. Further, through holes are formed in the respective surface portions of the inner insert 11d so as to be shifted from each other, and the first nut 11e and the second nut are arranged inside the respective surface portions of the inner insert 11d in accordance with the through holes. The nut 11f is welded. The first nut 11e faces the flange of the frame 11, and the bolt portion 12 is screwed together. The second nut 11f faces the web of the frame 11, and the spacer bolt 14 is screwed together. A nut 11g to which a ring bolt used when the outer wall panel 1 is suspended is welded to the upper surface portion of the frame 11.

  The insert 11d may be configured without the reinforcing rib. Moreover, it is good also as a structure which excluded the said insert 11d. In this case, for example, the nuts 11e and 11f can be directly fixed to the flange or web of the frame 11 by welding or the like.

  As shown in FIGS. 6A, 6B, and 6C, the joining member 22 is fixed to the lower surface side of the beam 3 by a bolt 32 and a nut 33 at a place where the pillar 2 exists. ing. The first attachment member 23 is fixed to the joining member 22 by welding. The first mounting member 23 has a convex surface portion 23b that protrudes toward the outer wall panel 1, and the insertion hole 23a is formed in the convex surface portion. An upper side of the outer wall panel 1 is fixed to the first mounting member 23 by screwing and fastening a nut 231 to the bolt portion 12 inserted through the insertion hole 23a.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 7A, 7B, and 7C, the second mounting member 31 is provided with a bolt 32 and a nut on the lower surface side of the beam 3 where the column 2 does not exist. 33 is fixed. The second mounting member 31 has a convex surface portion 31b protruding toward the outer wall panel 1, and the insertion hole 31a is formed in the convex surface portion 31b. The upper left side of the outer wall panel 1 is fixed to the second mounting member 31 by screwing and fastening a nut 34 to the bolt portion 12 inserted through the insertion hole 31a.

  For example, as shown in FIG. 7C, the second mounting member 31 has a shape including a substantially L-shaped section and a substantially triangular reinforcing rib portion formed on the side edge thereof. . The second attachment member 31 is a hardware by press working, but may be a weld metal in which the substantially triangular reinforcing rib portion is welded to the approximately L-shaped section.

  When the height of the outer wall panel 1 is adjusted so that the bolt part 12 is positioned at the center position of each of the insertion hole 23a and the insertion hole 31a, the insertion hole 23a, the insertion hole 31a, and the A gap is formed between the bolt portion 12 and the weight of the outer wall panel 1 is transmitted to the building foundation 4 via the bolt 41.

  FIG. 8 shows a structural example in which the outer wall panel 1A is supported by the pillar 2 and the beam 3 on the second floor of the building. The outer wall panel 1A has the same structure as that of the outer wall panel 1, but also has a double-cut bolt portion 12 projecting horizontally from the flange on the back side of the frame 11 at the lower left and right positions. 8 has the same structure as that shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, and each of the insertion hole 23a and the insertion hole 31a and the bolt portion 12 are connected to each other. There is a gap between

  FIGS. 9A, 9B, and 9C show pillar locations where the lower bolt portion 12 on the second floor side of the building is used. Further, in the outer wall panel 1A, a structural example in which the insert 11d is omitted is shown. In the place where the pillar 2 exists, the joining member 22 is fixed to the upper surface side of the beam 3 by a bolt 32 and a nut 33. The first attachment member 23 is fixed to the joining member 22 by welding. The first mounting member 23 has a convex surface portion 23b that protrudes toward the outer wall panel 1, and the insertion hole 23a is formed in the convex surface portion. The lower side of the outer wall panel 1A is fixed to the first mounting member 23 by screwing and fastening a nut 231 to the bolt portion 12 inserted through the insertion hole 23a.

  FIGS. 10A, 10B, and 10C show locations without columns where the lower bolt portion 12 on the second floor side of the building is used. Further, in the outer wall panel 1A, a structural example in which the insert 11d is omitted is shown. In the place where the column 2 does not exist, the second mounting member 31 is fixed to the upper surface side of the beam 3 by a bolt 32 and a nut 33. The second mounting member 31 has a convex surface portion 31b protruding toward the outer wall panel 1A, and the insertion hole 31a is formed in the convex surface portion 31b. The upper left side of the outer wall panel 1A is fixed to the second mounting member 31 by screwing and fastening a nut 34 to the bolt part 12 inserted through the insertion hole 31a.

  In the lower part on the second floor side of the building, the lower surface of the bolt portion 12 hits the insertion hole 23a and the insertion hole 31a, while the insertion hole 23a and the insertion hole in the upper side on the second floor side of the building. When a gap is formed between each of the bolts 12a and 31a, the weight of the outer wall panel 1 is transmitted to the column beam via the lower bolt portion 12.

  FIG. 11 shows a structural example in which the outer wall panel 1B with the opening 1h is supported by the pillar 2 and the beam 3 on the second floor side of the building. Some members are represented by virtual lines. The outer wall panel 1B has a structure similar to that of the outer wall panel 1A, but has a width of 2P. For example, the bolt portion is also formed on the center side of the upper horizontal frame 1b and the central side of the horizontal frame 1b located in the middle stage. 12 is fixed to the structural frame. Furthermore, in the left and right vertical frames 1a forming the opening 1h, hook bolts 16 are provided that protrude in the horizontal direction from the flanges on the back side of the vertical frame 1a at two locations up and down. The hook bolt 16 is connected to the pillar 2 by a locking member 25. The locking member 25 transmits the wind pressure applied to the outer wall panel 1 </ b> B to the column 2.

  12A, 12 </ b> B, and 12 </ b> C show a structural portion in the outer wall panel 1 </ b> B in which the hook bolt 16 is connected to the pillar 2 by the locking member 25. A nut 17 is fixed to the inner surface side of the flange of the vertical frame 1a by welding, and the hook bolt 16 is screwed to the nut 17 from the outside. The hook bolt 16 is provided so as to form a gap into which a part of the locking member 25 is inserted between the cylindrical large-diameter head portion 16a and the flange. A washer member 18 is provided between the head 16a and the flange of the vertical frame 1a.

  The locking member 25 is a U-shaped member in which both ends of a plate-like member are bent, and a U-shaped portion in which a body portion under the head of the hook bolt 16 is locked to a bent portion on one side. A cut portion 25a is formed. The locking member 25 is provided on the side surface of the column 2 so that the opening side of the U-shaped cut portion 25a faces downward. The locking member 25 has a bent portion 25b formed by cutting and bending a part thereof, and the head portion 16a is inserted between the bent portion 25b and the bent portion on the one side. . Further, the distance between the bent portion on the other side of the locking member 25 and the bent portion 25 b is a length that fits into the column 2.

  FIGS. 13A, 13B, and 13C show that the hook bolt 16 is connected to the column 2 by the locking member 25 and the locking member 25A in the outer wall panel 1B disposed at the protruding corner. The structure part is shown. At the place where the locking member 25A is disposed, a nut 17 is fixed to a reinforcing metal 11m provided on the vertical frame 1a by welding, and the hook bolt 16 is screwed to the nut 17 from the outside. The reinforcing hardware 11m is fixed to the vertical frame 11a by spacer bolts 14. The hook bolt 16 is provided such that a gap is formed between the head 16a and the flange of the vertical frame 11a. A washer member 18 is provided between the head 16a and the flange.

  Similarly to the locking member 25, the locking member 25A is a U-shaped member in which both ends of the plate-like member are bent, and a bent portion on one side is below the head of the hook bolt 16. A U-shaped cut portion 25a to which the body portion is locked is formed. The locking member 25 is provided on the side surface of the column 2 so that the opening of the U-shaped cut portion 25a faces downward. The locking member 25A has a bent portion 25b formed by cutting and bending a part thereof, and the head portion 16a is inserted between the bent portion 25b and the bent portion on the one side. . Further, the distance between the bent portion on the other side of the locking member 25A and the bent portion 25b is a length that fits into the column 2 where the locking member 25 is located.

  As described above, a part of the outer wall panels 1, 1 </ b> A, 1 </ b> B (hereinafter, only 1 may be attached) is a place where the pillar 2 exists by the bolt part 12 protruding from the back side of the frame 11. The other part of the outer wall panel 1 is connected to the portion where the pillar 2 does not exist by the bolt part 12 by the second mounting member 31, The work can be performed by a homogeneous work in which the bolt portion 12 is fixed through the insertion holes 23a and 31a. Moreover, the outer wall panel 1 can be appropriately fixed to the housing even in the structure in which the columns are arranged at long span intervals.

  The first mounting member 23 and the second mounting member 31 have convex surface portions 23b and 31b protruding toward the outer wall panel, and the insertion holes 23a and 31a are formed in the convex surface portions 23b and 31b. The outer wall panel 1 can be fixed to the structural housing by bringing the back surface of the outer wall panel 1 into contact with the convex surface portions 23b and 31b, preventing interference between the outer wall panel 1 and other members, The wind pressure generated in the outer wall panel 1 can be reliably transmitted to the structural housing by the convex surface portions 23b and 31b.

  The bolt portions 12 protruding from the back side of the frame 11 are provided at least in the left and right positions on the upper side of the frame 11 and at least in the left and right positions on the lower side, and each bolt portion 12 is provided with the first mounting member 23 or the above. If the structure is passed through the insertion holes 23a and 31a of the second mounting member 31, the connecting operation at the upper left and right positions and the lower left and right positions causes the bolt part 12 to be inserted into the insertion holes 23a and 31a. It will be possible to work with the same quality of fixing through.

  The bolt part 12 at least on the left and right positions on the lower side of the frame 11 is disposed in contact with the insertion hole 23a and the insertion hole 31a, and the bolt part 12 on at least the left and right positions on the upper side of the frame 11 is disposed on the insertion hole 23a. When the outer wall panels 1A and 1B are arranged with a gap between them and the insertion hole 31a, the weight of the outer wall panels 1A and 1B is transmitted from the bolt portion 12 at least in the left and right positions below the frame 11 to the column beam. be able to.

  When the locking members 25 and 25A for transmitting the wind pressure applied to the portion to the column 2 are provided at the portion of the vertical frame 1a at the location forming the opening 1h of the outer wall panel 1B, the opening The wind pressure applied to the outer wall panel 1B can be accurately transmitted to the pillars 2 by the locking members 25 and 25A at the place forming 1h.

  In the outer wall panel 1, the bolt part 12 protruding from the back side of the frame 11 is formed at least in the left and right positions above the frame 11, while at least in the left and right positions below the frame 11. A frame insertion hole 13 penetrating in the vertical direction is formed, and a bolt 41 arranged on the building foundation 4 is passed upward through the frame insertion hole 13 and is screwed into the bolt 13 to form the outer wall panel 1. When the outer wall panel 1 is supported by the nut 43 positioned below, the weight of the outer wall panel 1 is received by the lower portion of the frame 11. Further, the height of the outer wall panel 1 can be adjusted by turning the nut 43.

  When the bolt receiving plate 42 having a larger area than the head of the bolt 41 is provided between the head and the building foundation 4, a load is concentrated on the building foundation 4 by the head. It can be prevented from joining.

  A connection plate 44 is provided between the frame 11 and a nut 43 screwed to the bolt 41 below the frame 11, and the connection plate 44 is fixed to the anchor bolt 4 a of the building foundation 4. When fixed to the leaning members 21 and 47, the wind pressure applied to the outer wall panel 1 is transmitted to the members 21 and 47 through the connection plate 44.

  As mentioned above, although embodiment of this invention was described with reference to drawings, this invention is not limited to the thing of embodiment shown in figure. Various modifications and variations can be made to the illustrated embodiment within the same range or equivalent range as the present invention.

1, 1A, 1B Outer wall panel 11 Frame 11a Vertical frame 11b Horizontal frame 12 Bolt portion 13 Frame insertion hole 14 Spacer bolt 16 Hook bolt 16a Head 2 Pillar 21 First foundation upper member 22 Joining member 23 First mounting member 23a Convex surface portion 3 Beam 31 Second mounting member 31a Insertion hole 31b Convex surface 4 Building foundation 41 Bolt 42 Bolt receiving plate 43 Nut 44 Connection plate

Claims (9)

A curtain wall type outer wall structure in which an outer wall panel is fixed to the outdoor side of a structural frame composed of column beams,
The outer wall panel has a frame including a vertical frame and a horizontal frame, and a bolt portion protruding from the back side of the frame,
A part of the outer wall panel is fixed to the structural frame by using the bolt portion that is passed through the insertion hole of the first mounting member provided at the junction between the column and the beam. .   2. The outer wall structure according to claim 1, wherein another part of the outer wall panel uses the bolt portion that is passed through an insertion hole of a second mounting member provided in the beam in a place where the column does not exist. An outer wall structure characterized by being fixed to a housing.   3. The outer wall structure according to claim 1, wherein the first mounting member or the second mounting member has a convex portion protruding toward the outer wall panel, and the insertion hole is formed in the convex portion. An outer wall structure characterized by being made.   4. The outer wall structure according to claim 1, wherein the bolt portions protruding from the back side of the frame are provided at least at a left and right position on the upper side of the frame and at least a left and right position on the lower side. And each bolt part is passed through the insertion hole of the first mounting member or the second mounting member.   5. The outer wall structure according to claim 4, wherein at least the left and right bolt portions on the lower side of the frame are disposed in contact with the insertion holes, and at least the left and right bolt portions on the upper side of the frame are arranged with the insertion holes. An outer wall structure characterized by being arranged with a gap between them.   6. The outer wall structure according to claim 4, wherein the outer wall panel has an opening, and wind pressure applied to the portion is applied to the portion of the vertical frame where the opening is formed. An outer wall structure characterized in that a member for transmission is provided.   The outer wall structure according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the bolt portion protruding from the back side of the frame is formed at least in a left-right position on the upper side of the frame. A frame insertion hole penetrating in the vertical direction is formed in at least the left and right positions on the lower side, and a bolt disposed on the building foundation is passed upward through the frame insertion hole, and the outer wall panel is located on the bolt side. An outer wall structure characterized by its own weight being received.   8. The outer wall structure according to claim 7, wherein a bolt receiving plate having a larger area than the head of the bolt is provided between the head and the building foundation.   The outer wall structure according to claim 7 or 8, wherein a connection plate is provided between the frame and a nut screwed to the bolt on the lower side of the frame, and the connection plate is formed on the building foundation. An outer wall structure characterized by being fixed to a member fixed to an anchor bolt.

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