JP3672263B2 - Evacuation guidance device for disasters in buildings - Google Patents
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【0001】
【産業上の利用分野】
本発明は建物における災害時の避難誘導装置に係るものである。
【0002】
【従来の技術】
従来、この種の誘導装置においては、避難誘導を行う場合、建物内に設置されたセンサーによって火災場所を感知し、それより遠ざかる方向に音声や点滅光等によって避難誘導を行っていた。
【0003】
【発明が解決しようとする課題】
しかしながら前記従来の避難誘導装置においては、火災の発生場所をセンサーの感知した地点と想定しており、その感知範囲がポイントであるため、正確な火災発生場所を把握できない可能性があった。またあくまでセンサーの判断によるため、煙の移動や、危険性の程度等は判断できず、必ずしも的確な判断に基いて避難誘導を行うことができない可能性があった。
【0004】
また建築基準法に定められた防火区画上の開口部には必ず防火戸が設置されており、火災時に同防火戸を全て閉鎖するため、誘導先の空間が安全であるか否かは開扉してみなければ判らなかった。
本発明は前記従来技術の有する問題点に鑑みて提案されたもので、その目的とするところは、避難誘導上の信頼性が向上し、設置コストが低廉で、既存の建物にも簡単に設置できる災害時の避難誘導装置を提供する点にある。
【0005】
【課題を解決するための手段】
前記の目的を達成するため、本発明に係る建物における災害時の避難装置は、建物における避難経路を複数の区画に分割し、避難者が1つの区画から別の区画へ移動する際に通行する区画間の開口部に透視可能なガラスを用いた扉または透視可能なガラスを用いた防火戸(以下総称して「ガラス戸」という)を配設し、火災発生時に各区画の照明を制御して、避難者の現在区画とそれに隣接するより安全な区画との間の開口部に配設された扉または防火戸のガラス部分を現在区画の側から見たときの輝度が、現在区画内の当該ガラス部分の周辺や床、天井面の輝度より大きくなるようにすることを特徴とする。
【0006】
請求項2の発明は、前記ガラス戸が閉鎖不良状態にあり、火災発生室からの煙がガラス戸の設置された開口部を通って階段に進入した場合、同階段内に設置したセンサーを介してその煙を検知するとともに同階段内の照明を落す制御装置を設けて構成されている。
【0007】
【作用】
本発明においては前記したように、建物内の避難者が通行する区画間の開口部に透視可能なガラスを用いた扉または透視可能なガラスを用いた防火戸が配設され、火災発生時には、避難者の現在区画とそれに隣接するより安全な区画との間の開口部に配設された扉または防火戸のガラス部分を現在区画の側から見たときの輝度が、現在区画内の当該ガラス部分の周辺や床、天井面の輝度より大きくなるようにするので、人間の避難時における明るい方に逃げるという向光性を利用した避難誘導が行なわれる。
【0008】
請求項2の発明は、前記ガラス戸が地震災害時の建物の変形等によって閉鎖不良になり、または日常の使い勝手等によって飼い物をしたため開いたままになって、火災発生室からの煙がガラス戸の開放部を通って階段内に入った場合、同階段内に設置されたセンサーが働き階段内の照明を落し、同階段が他の空間より暗く、危険であることを避難者に知らせることができる。
【0009】
【実施例】
以下、本発明を図示の実施例について説明する。
図1に示すように建物における避難経路は複数の区画に分割されており、図示例における区画は、居室1、廊下2、階段3、及び階段4の、合計4つの区画である。
建物内で火災が発生し、居室1から避難を行う場合、各区画の照明を制御して、図1に示すように空間内の照明を居室1→第1次安全区画(廊下2)→第2次安全区画(階段3,4)の順に照明を明るくする。また、避難者が1つの区画から別の区画へ移動する際に通行する区画間の開口部である、居室1と廊下2、及び廊下2と階段3,4との間の開口部には、透視可能なガラスを用いたガラス戸5を配設しておく。
【0010】
なお防火区画上にはガラス防火戸を用いる。かくして居室1内の避難者6が避難する上で、避難者6の現在区画とそれに隣接するより安全な区画との間の開口部に配設されたガラス戸5のガラス部分を現在区画の側から見たときの輝度が、現在区画内の当該ガラス部分の周辺や床、天井面の輝度より大きくなるようにするものである。
従って避難者6が避難する際、より安全な空間への開口部に配設されたガラス戸5のガラス部分の輝度が避難者のいる現空間の開口部周辺の輝度より大きくなるため、避難時の人間行動としての向光性を利用し、避難誘導が安全に整然と行なわれる。
【0011】
なお地震災害後の建物の変形によるガラス戸の閉鎖不良や、日常の使い勝手のためにガラス戸に飼い物をした場合などでガラス戸が開いたままになって、火災発生室からの煙がガラス戸を設置した開口部を通過して階段室4に進入した場合でも、階段内に設置されたセンサーが働き、階段内の照明を落すことによって、同階段が他の空間より暗く危険であることを避難者6に報らせることができる。
【0012】
また萬一、センサーが故障した場合でも階段4への入口が透視可能なガラスを用いたガラス戸5を介して透視可能なため、避難者6はその階段4が危険であることをガラス戸を開ける前に判断でき、事故を未然に防止しうるものである。
【0013】
【発明の効果】
本発明に係る建物における災害時の避難誘導装置は前記したように、建物における避難経路を複数の区画に分割し、避難者が1つの区画から別の区画へ移動する際に通行する区画間の開口部に透視可能なガラスを用いたガラス戸を配設し、火災発生時に各区画の照明を制御して、避難者の現在区画とそれに隣接するより安全な区画との間の開口部に配設されたガラス戸のガラス部分を現在区画の側から見たときの輝度が、現在区画内の当該ガラス部分の周辺や床、天井面の輝度より大きくなるようにしたことによって、避難時の人間行動としての向光性を利用したことにより、避難者自身が避難方向を判断しうるので、避難誘導装置の信頼性が向上する。
【0014】
またガラス戸自体が大きいので透視部分が大きくなり、見易く、それ自体誘導灯となるので、避難誘導効果が向上する。
更に本装置は夫々の部材に設置されたセンサーと照明との組合せによるものであるので、複雑な制御系が必要でなく、設置コストが低廉である。
更にまた、本発明によれば戸あるいは扉、照明器具、センサーを取替えるだけで、既存の建物にも簡単な工事で本装置を設置することができる。
【図面の簡単な説明】
【図1】本発明に係る建物における災害時の避難誘導装置の一実施例を示す平面図である。
【符号の説明】
1 居室
2 第1次安全区画(廊下)
3 第2次安全区画(階段)
4 第2次安全区画(階段)
5 透視可能なガラスを用いたガラス戸
6 避難者[0001]
[Industrial application fields]
The present invention relates to an evacuation guidance device at the time of disaster in a building.
[0002]
[Prior art]
Conventionally, in this type of guidance device, when performing evacuation guidance, a fire place is sensed by a sensor installed in the building, and evacuation guidance is performed by voice, flashing light, or the like in a direction away from it.
[0003]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
However, in the conventional evacuation guidance device, it is assumed that the place where the fire occurred is a point detected by the sensor, and since the detection range is a point, there is a possibility that the exact place where the fire has occurred cannot be grasped. In addition, since it is based on the judgment of the sensor, the movement of smoke, the degree of danger, etc. cannot be judged, and there is a possibility that evacuation guidance may not be performed based on accurate judgment.
[0004]
In addition, fire doors are always installed in the openings on the fire compartments stipulated by the Building Standards Act, and all the fire doors are closed in the event of a fire. I didn't understand without trying.
The present invention has been proposed in view of the above-described problems of the prior art. The purpose of the present invention is to improve the reliability of evacuation guidance, to lower the installation cost, and to be easily installed in an existing building. The point is to provide an evacuation guidance device in case of disaster.
[0005]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
Order to achieve the object, the evacuation device disaster in a building according to the present invention, traffic at the time of dividing the evacuation routes in buildings into a plurality of sections, evacuees moves from one compartment to another compartment (collectively "glass door" would leave) fire door using the door or see-through glass with a see-through glass into the opening between the compartments which is arranged, the lighting of each compartment during a fire Control the brightness of the door or fire door glass located in the opening between the current section of the refugee and the safer section adjacent to it, as viewed from the side of the current section. It is characterized by being made larger than the brightness of the periphery , floor, and ceiling surface of the glass portion .
[0006]
In the invention of claim 2, when the glass door is in a poorly closed state and smoke from the fire chamber enters the stairs through the opening where the glass door is installed, the sensor is installed in the stairs. and it is configured to provide a control device to drop the lighting in the staircase as well as detect the smoke Te.
[0007]
[Action]
In the present invention, as described above, a door using a see-through glass or a fire door using a see-through glass is disposed in an opening between sections where evacuees in a building pass , and when a fire occurs, The brightness when viewing the glass part of the door or fire door located at the opening between the current section of the evacuees and the safer section adjacent to it from the side of the current section is the glass in the current section. since the portion of the peripheral or floor, is greater than the brightness ceiling surface, evacuation using Kokosei that escapes towards bright when human evacuation is performed.
[0008]
The invention of claim 2 is that the glass door becomes poorly closed due to deformation of the building at the time of an earthquake disaster, or has been kept open due to daily use, etc., so that the smoke from the fire chamber is glass When entering the stairs through the door opening, the sensors installed in the stairs work to turn off the lights in the stairs and inform the evacuees that the stairs are darker than other spaces and dangerous. Can do.
[0009]
【Example】
The present invention will be described below with reference to illustrated embodiments.
As shown in FIG. 1, the evacuation route in the building is divided into a plurality of sections, and the sections in the illustrated example are a total of four sections: a living room 1, a corridor 2, a staircase 3, and a
When a fire breaks out of the building and evacuates from the living room 1, the lighting in each section is controlled, and the lighting in the space is changed to the living room 1 → first safety section (corridor 2) → second as shown in FIG. The lighting is increased in the order of the secondary safety zone (steps 3 and 4) . In addition, in the openings between the living room 1 and the hallway 2 and between the hallway 2 and the
[0010]
A glass fire door is used on the fire prevention compartment. Thus, when the
Accordingly, when the
[0011]
In addition, the glass door remains open due to poor closure of the glass door due to deformation of the building after an earthquake disaster, or when a glass door is kept for daily use. Even if you enter the
[0012]
In addition, even if the sensor breaks down, the entrance to the
[0013]
【The invention's effect】
As described above, the evacuation guidance device for a disaster in a building according to the present invention divides the evacuation route in the building into a plurality of sections, and the evacuee moves between one section and another section when passing from one section to another section. A glass door made of transparent glass is installed in the opening, and the lighting of each section is controlled in the event of a fire , and is placed in the opening between the current section of the evacuees and the safer section adjacent to it. by brightness when viewed settings glass portion of the glass door from the side of the current partition, and around the floor of the glass portion of the current in the compartment, and to be larger than the brightness of the ceiling surface, human evacuation Since the evacuees themselves can determine the evacuation direction by using the light-transmitting property as the behavior, the reliability of the evacuation guidance device is improved.
[0014]
In addition, since the glass door itself is large, the see-through portion is large and easy to see, and it becomes a guide light itself.
Furthermore, since this apparatus is based on the combination of the sensor and illumination installed on each member, a complicated control system is not required and the installation cost is low.
Furthermore, according to the present invention, the present apparatus can be installed in an existing building simply by replacing a door or door, a lighting fixture, and a sensor.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a plan view showing an embodiment of an evacuation guidance device at the time of disaster in a building according to the present invention.
[Explanation of symbols]
1 Living room 2 Primary safety zone (hallway)
3 Second safety zone (stairs)
4 Second safety zone (stairs)
5 Glass doors with
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