JP3972131B2 - Housing ventilation method - Google Patents

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JP3972131B2
JP3972131B2 JP2002134925A JP2002134925A JP3972131B2 JP 3972131 B2 JP3972131 B2 JP 3972131B2 JP 2002134925 A JP2002134925 A JP 2002134925A JP 2002134925 A JP2002134925 A JP 2002134925A JP 3972131 B2 JP3972131 B2 JP 3972131B2
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【0001】
【発明の属する技術分野】
この発明は、住宅の建て方の変化に伴い建物躯体内が密封型になりがちな建築方法に対して、通気機能を備えた床パネルを用いて各階の床下地を施工することで、建物躯体内全体の通気を図る住宅の通気工法に関するものである。
【0002】
【従来の技術】
近年、木造住宅の建築において、工法の合理化と耐震性の向上を図るため、壁構造や床構造に構造用合板が多用されている。床の施工では、ネダレス工法と称して従来の根太組を省略し、土台、大引、床梁等の横架材に厚物合板を直接敷設し、その上に、フローリング、カーペット、畳敷等の床仕上げする施工が普及、増加している。こうした床下地材として、所定の厚さで3尺×6尺、1m×2m等の規格寸法の構造用合板で形成した床パネルが汎用されている。
【0003】
一方、建物の断熱方法としては、構造用柱の間に主に繊維系断熱材を充填する内断熱工法と、構造用柱の外側に主に板状に成形した発泡断熱材を面張りする外断熱工法があり、外断熱工法では、屋根垂木の外側に断熱材を面張りする屋根断熱の工法も行われている。また、建物の外回り基礎に床下換気口を設けて床下空間の通風が図られるが、熱や湿気を含んだ空気溜まりが生じて完全な換気が行われるものではなく、床下に換気扇を取り付けて強制的に換気を行う手段も用いられている。
【0004】
【発明が解決しようとする課題】
このようにして構造用合板や断熱材を多用した住宅は、建物の強度、気密性、断熱性が著しく向上された反面、建物躯体内が密封型になりやすく、建物躯体内に熱気や湿気が停留する構造となってしまった。そのため、結露も生じやすく、柱や梁等の構造体の寿命にも大きく影響し、住環境としても決して快適な居住空間とはいえないものである。さらに、床組構造が従来の根太組工法であれば、根太の高さ分だけ通風・換気が図れるが、ネダレス工法では、各階下の床下・天井間の上下空間(以下、階下空間と称す)と壁体内とは完全に遮断されて空気の流通が全く行われず、横架材の高さ空間内に熱気や湿気を含んだ空気が停留し、建物躯体内の通気性が著しく劣るものである。
【0005】
この発明は、通気機能を備えた床パネルを用い、ネダレス工法で各階の床下地を施工することで、各階下の階下空間と壁体内とを連通して空気の流通を図り、自然対流による建物躯体内の空気の流通を可能とした通気工法を提供することを目的とするものである。そして、柱や梁等の構造体が常に新鮮な空気に触れることを可能として木の調湿作用を促進させ、建物の耐久性の向上を図るとともに、住環境を季節に応じたものとし、夏涼しく冬暖かい快適な居住空間を実現することを目的とするものである。
【0006】
【課題を解決するための手段】
上記の目的を達成するため、この発明の住宅の通気工法は、土台に立設した柱の外側、及び屋根垂木の外側に断熱材を面張りし、建物の断熱方法を外断熱工法で施工し、所定規格寸法の構造用合板の裏面側辺に、縁端から所定の深さで削成した短溝状の通気用スリット溝を、両長辺及び両短辺に対称位置に間隔を設けて並置した床パネルを形成し、この床パネルを土台、大引、床梁等の横架材上に直接敷設し、各階の床下地をネダレス工法で施工する。そして、各階床面の周縁に亘って配置された通気用スリット溝で、床下空間、階下空間と壁体内とを連通し、横架材上で小口面を当接して互いの開口位置が一致した通気用スリット溝で、横架材を跨いだ通風路を形成し、各部屋を区画する間仕切り壁の位置で、床パネルの当接した縁端部分に通気用スリット溝に連通する小孔を表面から開設する。以上の床パネルの施工で、建物躯体内(床下空間、階下空間、壁体内、間仕切り壁内、小屋裏)が全て連通した通気層を形成するとともに、断熱材の外側に通気空間を保って外壁及び屋根を施工し、常時外気と連通した外側通気層を形成する。そして、開閉式のトップ排気口を屋根部に設けた吹き抜けを施工し、吹き抜けと小屋裏とを連通する連通路を設けるとともに、外回り基礎に開閉式の床下換気口を設け、床下換気口及びトップ排気口を開成する夏モードと、床下換気口及びトップ排気口を閉成する冬モードを備えるものである。
【0007】
このように通気機能を備えた床パネルを用いて各階の床下地を施工することで、建物躯体内が全て連通した通気層を形成し、自然対流による建物躯体内の空気の流通が図られる。
【0008】
また、断熱材の外側に通気空間を保って外壁及び屋根を施工し、常時外気と連通した外側通気層を形成することで、断熱材の外側で外側通気層に常時新鮮な外気を流通させ、建物の断熱性の向上が図られる。そして、建物躯体内が全て連通した通気層の通風・換気を、床下換気口及びトップ排気口の開閉操作で季節に応じて制御し、夏涼しく冬暖かい快適な居住空間を実現するものである。
【0009】
また、この発明の住宅の通気工法は、経年劣化や蟻虫による断熱材の浸食を防止するため、外回り基礎の内周面に断熱材を面張り施工して基礎断熱を図るものである。さらに、各部屋を区画する間仕切り壁には開閉式の通孔を設け、夏モードでは通孔を開成し、冬モードでは閉成し、窓、ドア等のの開口部建具と併せて季節に応じて開閉制御することが好ましい。
【0010】
【発明の実施の形態】
以下にこの発明の実施の形態を、図面を用いて具体的に説明する。
図1から4は、この発明の通気工法で用いる床パネル10、10aを示す。図1に示す床パネル10は、3尺×6尺、1m×2m等の長辺と短辺の寸法比が2対1の規格寸法で板厚27mm以上の構造用合板で形成され、裏面側辺に、縁端から所定の深さで削成した短溝状の通気用スリット溝15が、規定の間隔を設けて並置されている。
【0011】
通気用スリット溝15は、両長辺及び両短辺に対称位置に配置され、小口面を当接して横架材上に床パネル10を敷設した場合、当接した床パネル10の通気用スリット溝15の開口位置が一致し、連通するように配置されている。また、図3に示すように、通気用スリット溝15は、長辺に2枚の短辺を当接して床パネル10を敷設した場合も、開口位置が一致するように配置され、建物の間取りや横架材(図3中、想像線で示した大引26等)の位置に応じて床パネル10を縦横柔軟に敷設可能としている。さらに、床パネル10の裏面の中央に沿って、長溝状(通気用スリット溝15の略2倍の長さ)の通気用スリット溝16が規定の間隔で配置されている。
【0012】
図2に示す床パネル10aは、床パネル10の半分の大きさの構造用合板で形成され、同じく裏面側辺に、縁端から短溝状の通気用スリット溝15が、対向辺に対称位置に間隔を設けて並置されている。
【0013】
この発明の住宅の通気工法は、これらの規格寸法の構造用合板で形成した矩形板状の床パネル10、10aを用い、ネダレス工法で各階の床下地を施工するもので、図5から7に具体的な施工方法を示す。図において、基礎20がコンクリート打設され、周縁に沿って所定の高さで立ち上げられた外回り基礎20aの適宜の箇所の開孔に、開閉式の床下換気口22が取り付けられている。外回り基礎20aの表面は化粧モルタル21で仕上げられ、内周面(裏面側)には断熱材30が面張り施工されている。このように、基礎断熱として、外気に接する外回り基礎20aの内周面に断熱材30を施工することで、経年劣化や蟻虫による浸食を防止している。
【0014】
外回り基礎20a上に土台25がボルト締め固定され、外回り基礎20aと適宜の間隔で立ち上げられた内回り基礎20bと床束上に大引26が架設される。そして、床パネル10を土台25、大引26上に小口面を当接して敷設し、順次専用ビスでこれらの横架材に直接固定し、ネダレス工法で1階の床下地が施工される。
【0015】
建物の断熱方法は外断熱工法が採られ、土台25に立設した柱29の外側に断熱材30が面張り施工され、さらにその外側に通気用の胴縁31を設けて外壁32が施工され、室内側では内壁33を施工する。その結果、断熱材30と内壁33との間の壁体内の通気空間と、断熱材30と外壁32との間の通気空間が形成される(図6参照)。
【0016】
大引26上で小口面を当接した床パネル10において、間仕切り壁を設ける位置では、床パネル10の当接した縁端に表面から小孔17を開設し、通気用スリット溝15に連通させる(図7参照)。通気用スリット溝15が規定の位置に形成されているので、位置を記した定規を用意することで、通気用スリット溝15の位置が表面から容易に解るようにされている。また、床パネル10の生産時に、通気用スリット溝15の位置を表面に記しておいてもよい。床パネル10上に床仕上げ材34が施工され、天井材35、間仕切り壁の内壁36等の内装仕上げが順次施工される。
【0017】
2階では、胴差39、床梁40上に床パネル10を同様に敷設して床下地が施工され、間仕切り壁の位置で、床パネル10の当接した縁端に通気用スリット溝15に連通する小孔17を表面から開設する。さらに、小屋裏空間の利用を図るため、桁41、小屋梁42上に床パネル10を敷設し、床パネル10の当接した縁端に通気用スリット溝15に連通する小孔17を表面から開設する。
【0018】
屋根垂木43の外側に断熱材30が面張り施工され、その上に通気用の垂木44、野地板45を施工して屋根46を施工する。その結果、屋根面に沿って断熱材30と屋根46との間に通気空間が形成され、この通気空間は、軒天換気口47に連通するとともに、断熱材30と外壁32との間の通気空間に連通されている。
【0019】
以上の床パネル10の施工によって、各階床面の周縁では、全周に亘って所定の間隔で通気用スリット溝15が配置され、この通気用スリット溝15で床下空間、階下空間と建物の壁体内(断熱材30と内壁33との間)とが連通される。また、横架材上で小口面を当接した床パネル10の通気用スリット溝15の開口位置が一致し、横架材を跨いだ通風路が所定の間隔で形成され、床パネル10の中央に横架材が配置された場合には、長溝状の通気用スリット溝16でこの横架材を跨いだ通風路が形成される(図3参照)。さらに、通気用スリット溝15に連通した小孔17で、床下空間、階下空間と間仕切り壁内とが連通される。以上の床パネル10の施工で、建物躯体内(床下空間、階下空間、壁体内、間仕切り壁内、小屋裏)が全て連通した通気層が形成される。
【0020】
次に、このように施工した住宅の空気の流れについて説明する。
床下換気口22から床下空間内に流入した空気(図5中、実線矢印)は、1階床面の周縁に亘って配置された通気用スリット溝15で床下空間から壁体内へ、小孔17で床下空間から間仕切り壁内へと流通する。同様にして2階の階下空間では、2階床面の周縁に亘って配置された通気用スリット溝15で階下空間から壁体内へ、小孔17で階下空間から間仕切り壁内へと流通する。さらに小屋裏へと流入した空気が小屋裏換気口、トップ排気口(次例の図8中、52)等から屋外へ排出される。このように、床下空間内に流入した空気が自然対流により建物躯体内を流通し、階下空間では、横架材を跨いだ通風路で空気が横架材上を流通し、通気性の向上が図られている。
【0021】
断熱材30と外壁32との間の通気空間内に下端開口から流入した空気(図5中、破線矢印)は、この通気空間内を上昇し、軒天換気口47から軒先空間内に流入した空気と合流し、断熱材30と屋根46との間の通気空間を流通して棟排気口(次例の図8中、55)から排出される。このように、断熱材30の外側に常時外気が流通する外側通気層が形成されている。
【0022】
図8、9は、この発明の住宅の通気工法の最適な適用例を示すものである。
図の住宅において、上記のように床パネル10を用いて各階の床下地を施工することで、建物躯体内が全て連通した通気層が形成され、断熱材30の外側に通気空間を保って外壁32及び屋根46を施工することで、常時外気と連通した外側通気層が形成され、この外側通気層を流通する空気を排出する棟排気口55を設けている。
【0023】
2階天井部の一部には、屋根部に開閉式のトップ排気口52(天窓)を設け、屋内と連通した吹き抜け50が小屋裏を貫通して施工され、吹き抜け50の壁面に連通路(ガラリ)51を形成して小屋裏と屋内側が連通されている。この吹き抜け50は、採光の他、トップ排気口52を開成して上昇気流による屋内空気の換気を図るもので、したがって、階段室空間上に設けることが最も好ましい。さらに、各部屋を区画する間仕切り壁に開閉式の通孔53が設けられ、この通孔53はドア上部の壁面等に形成される。
【0024】
この住宅は、図8に示す夏モードと図9に示す冬モードとを備えている。
図8の夏モードでは、床下換気口22及びトップ排気口52を開成する。このように設定することで、窓等の建物開口部から各部屋内に流入した空気が、ドア開口部や通孔53から屋内を流通し、吹き抜け50を上昇してトップ排気口52から屋外へ排出される。また、床下換気口22から床下空間内に流入した空気が建物躯体内を流通し、小屋裏で連通路51から吹き抜け50内に流入し、トップ排気口52から屋外へ排出される。
【0025】
このように夏モードでは、空気の特性を生かした温度差換気で建物躯体内を流通する空気と屋内空気の換気を積極的に図り、熱気や湿気を屋外に放出し、夏場に建物が熱取得して室内に発散する輻射熱を未然に防ぐとともに、屋内に適度な上昇気流を生じさせて自然通気による涼しさを実現するものである。
【0026】
図9の冬モードでは、断熱層(熱的境界部位)に位置する窓開口部、床下換気口22及びトップ排気口52を閉成して建物を密閉型とする。このように設定することで、窓その他の開口部で建物が取得する日射熱、暖房その他の生活発熱を外へ放出することなく、断熱材30で囲まれた建物内(熱的境界内)の構造躯体や家具その他の物に蓄熱して取得する。建物躯体内は、空気の特性により緩やかに空気が対流しているので結露の発生も極力押さえることができる。また、基礎20は地熱の取得や蓄熱体として利用され、適宜の個所に調湿用の土間23を形成することで、この土間23の自然な調湿作用により、冬場の過乾燥時期でも建物内では適度な湿度が得られるようにされている。
【0027】
【発明の効果】
この発明の住宅の通気工法は、通気機能を備えた床パネル10を用い、ネダレス工法で各階の床下地を施工することで、横架材を跨いだ通風路が形成されて空気が横架材上を流通し、床下空間、階下空間の通気性の向上が図られるとともに、この横架材を跨いだ通風路を形成した通気用スリット溝15に連通する小孔17を開設することで、床下空間、階下空間と間仕切り壁内とを連通することができる。その結果、建物躯体内が全て連通した通気層形成され、自然対流による建物躯体内の空気の流通を図り、柱や梁等の構造体が常に新鮮な空気に触れることを可能として木の調湿作用を促進させ、建物の耐久性の向上を図るとともに、建物躯体内に熱気や湿気が停留することなく、特にネダレス工法の課題であった各階下の階下空間の通気性を著しく向上させることができる。
【0028】
また、この発明の住宅の通気工法で用いる床パネル10は、構造用合板の側辺に通気用スリット溝15を切削加工するだけであるから、量産性に優れて安価に製作され、下地材として強度、剛性に劣ることもない。さらに、合理的なネダレス工法によって従来と変わらずに横架材上に直接敷設して施工可能であり、施工性に極めて優れるものである。
【0029】
また、断熱材の外側で外側通気層に常時新鮮な外気を流通させ、建物の断熱性の向上を図るとともに、建物躯体内が全て連通した通気層の通風・換気を、床下換気口22及びトップ排気口52の開閉操作で季節に応じて制御するようにし、窓、ドア等のの開口部建具を併せて開閉操作し、夏モードでは、建物が取得する熱や湿気を積極的に屋外へ放出して不快な輻射熱の現象を防ぐとともに、屋内に適度な上昇気流を生じさせて自然通気による涼しさを実現し、冬モードでは、建物が取得する日射熱、暖房その他の生活発熱を屋外へ逃がさないようにして熱的境界内に蓄熱し、適度な湿度で柔らかな暖かさを実現する。このようにして、機械の冷暖房にあまり頼らない自然で快適な居住環境を実現するものである。
【図面の簡単な説明】
【図1】この発明の住宅の通気工法で用いる床パネルの裏面図。
【図2】同じく半分の大きさの床パネルの裏面図。
【図3】長辺に2枚の短辺を当接して床パネルを敷設した状態の裏面を示した説明図。
【図4】床パネルの裏面の隅部を拡大した斜視図。
【図5】この発明の住宅の通気工法の施工方法を示す要部の断面図。
【図6】壁の施工を示す斜視図。
【図7】間仕切り壁の位置の施工を示す斜視図。
【図8】この発明の住宅の通気工法の適用例で、夏モードを示す説明図。
【図9】同じく冬モードを示す説明図。
【符号の説明】
10 床パネル
15 通気用スリット溝
17 小孔
20a 外回り基礎
22 床下換気口
25 土台
29 柱
30 断熱材
32 外壁
33 内壁
46 屋根
50 吹き抜け
52 トップ排気口
53 通孔
[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a construction method in which a building body tends to be sealed with a change in how a house is built, by constructing the floor foundation of each floor using a floor panel having a ventilation function, It relates to a ventilation method for a house that ventilates the entire interior.
[0002]
[Prior art]
In recent years, in the construction of wooden houses, structural plywood is frequently used for wall structures and floor structures in order to rationalize the construction method and improve earthquake resistance. In floor construction, the conventional joist group is called the Nedaless construction method, and thick plywood is laid directly on horizontal materials such as foundations, overdraws, and floor beams, and flooring, carpets, tatami mats, etc. The construction of floor finishing is increasing and increasing. As such a floor base material, a floor panel formed with a structural plywood having a predetermined thickness and a standard size such as 3 × 6 × 1 m × 2 m is widely used.
[0003]
On the other hand, as a heat insulation method for buildings, an inner heat insulation method in which fiber-based heat insulating material is mainly filled between structural pillars, and a foam heat insulating material formed mainly in a plate shape on the outside of the structural pillars are faced outside. There is a heat insulation method, and in the outer heat insulation method, a roof heat insulation method in which a heat insulating material is faced outside the roof rafter is also performed. In addition, an underfloor ventilation opening is provided on the foundation of the outside of the building to allow ventilation in the underfloor space.However, air ventilation containing heat and moisture is not generated and complete ventilation is not performed. Means for ventilation are also used.
[0004]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
Houses that use a lot of structural plywood and heat insulation in this way have significantly improved building strength, airtightness, and heat insulation, but the building enclosure tends to be hermetically sealed, and hot and moisture are easily contained in the building enclosure. It has become a structure to stop. For this reason, condensation is likely to occur, and the life of structures such as pillars and beams is greatly affected, and it cannot be said that the living environment is a comfortable living space. Furthermore, if the floor structure is a conventional joist method, ventilation and ventilation can be achieved by the height of the joist, but in the nedaless method, the upper and lower spaces between the floor and the ceiling below each floor (hereinafter referred to as the lower space). The wall is completely cut off and no air is circulated at all, and the air containing hot air and moisture is retained in the height space of the horizontal member. .
[0005]
The present invention uses a floor panel having a ventilation function and constructs the floor foundation of each floor by the Nedaless method, and communicates the downstairs space and the wall body of each floor to achieve air circulation, and building by natural convection An object of the present invention is to provide a ventilation method that allows air to flow in the housing. The structure of pillars, beams, etc. can always be exposed to fresh air, promoting the humidity control of the wood, improving the durability of the building, and making the living environment suitable for the season, The purpose is to realize a comfortable living space that is cool and warm in winter.
[0006]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
In order to achieve the above object, the ventilation method for a house according to the present invention is such that a heat insulating material is applied to the outside of the pillar standing on the base and the outside of the roof rafter, and the heat insulating method of the building is constructed by the external heat insulating method. , A short groove-shaped ventilation slit groove cut at a predetermined depth from the edge on the back side of the structural plywood of a predetermined standard size, with a space at symmetrical positions on both long sides and both short sides A side-by-side floor panel is formed, and this floor panel is laid directly on a horizontal member such as a base, a large-drawer, a floor beam, etc., and the floor foundation of each floor is constructed by the nedaless method. And with the slit groove for ventilation arranged over the periphery of each floor surface, the underfloor space, the downstairs space and the wall body are communicated, and the opening position of each other is matched by contacting the small edge surface on the horizontal member A ventilation slit that spans the horizontal member is formed by the ventilation slit groove, and a small hole that communicates with the ventilation slit groove on the edge of the floor panel that is in contact with the floor panel at the position of the partition wall that divides each room. Open from. With the construction of the above floor panels, the building enclosure (underfloor space, downstairs space, wall, partition wall, and back of the hut) forms a ventilation layer, and the outer wall keeps the ventilation space outside the heat insulating material. In addition, a roof is constructed to form an outer ventilation layer that is always in communication with outside air. Then, a blow-off with an openable top exhaust port provided in the roof is constructed, a communication passage is provided to connect the blow-through and the back of the hut, and an openable underfloor ventilation port is provided on the outer base, and the underfloor ventilation port and the top A summer mode for opening an exhaust port and a winter mode for closing an underfloor ventilation port and a top exhaust port are provided.
[0007]
By constructing the floor foundation of each floor using a floor panel having a ventilation function in this way, a ventilation layer in which the entire building frame is in communication is formed, and air circulation in the building frame by natural convection is achieved.
[0008]
In addition, by constructing the outer wall and the roof while keeping the ventilation space outside the heat insulating material, and forming the outer ventilation layer that is always in communication with the outside air, fresh fresh air is always circulated to the outer ventilation layer outside the heat insulating material, The heat insulation of the building is improved. And the ventilation and ventilation of the ventilation layer where all the buildings are in communication are controlled according to the season by opening and closing the underfloor ventilation opening and the top exhaust opening to realize a comfortable living space that is cool in summer and warm in winter.
[0009]
Moreover, in order to prevent aging and erosion of the heat insulating material due to ants , the ventilation method for a house according to the present invention is intended to provide basic heat insulation by applying a heat insulating material on the inner peripheral surface of the outer foundation. In addition, the partition wall that divides each room is provided with an openable / closable through hole. The through hole is opened in the summer mode and closed in the winter mode. It is preferable to control the opening and closing .
[0010]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
Embodiments of the present invention will be specifically described below with reference to the drawings.
1 to 4 show floor panels 10 and 10a used in the ventilation method of the present invention. The floor panel 10 shown in FIG. 1 is formed of a structural plywood having a size ratio of long side to short side of 2: 1, such as 3x6x, 1mx2m, etc. and a thickness of 27 mm or more. A short groove-shaped ventilation slit groove 15 cut at a predetermined depth from the edge is juxtaposed on the side at a predetermined interval.
[0011]
The ventilation slit groove 15 is arranged in a symmetrical position on both the long side and the short side, and when the floor panel 10 is laid on the horizontal member with the small face abutting, the ventilation slit of the floor panel 10 that abuts. It arrange | positions so that the opening position of the groove | channel 15 may correspond and it may communicate. Further, as shown in FIG. 3, the ventilation slit groove 15 is arranged so that the opening positions thereof coincide with each other even when the floor panel 10 is laid with the two short sides abutting on the long side. The floor panel 10 can be laid flexibly in the vertical and horizontal directions according to the position of the horizontal member (such as the large pull 26 shown by an imaginary line in FIG. 3). Further, along the center of the back surface of the floor panel 10, long slit-shaped (approximately twice as long as the vent slit groove 15) vent slit grooves 16 are arranged at a specified interval.
[0012]
The floor panel 10a shown in FIG. 2 is formed of a structural plywood that is half the size of the floor panel 10. Similarly, a ventilation slit groove 15 that has a short groove shape from the edge on the back side is symmetrically positioned on the opposite side. Are juxtaposed at intervals.
[0013]
The house ventilation method of the present invention uses a rectangular plate-like floor panel 10, 10a formed of structural plywood of these standard dimensions, and constructs the floor foundation of each floor by the nedaless method. The concrete construction method is shown. In the figure, a foundation 20 is casted in concrete, and an openable underfloor ventilation port 22 is attached to an opening at an appropriate location of an outer foundation 20a that is raised at a predetermined height along the periphery. The surface of the outer foundation 20a is finished with a decorative mortar 21, and a heat insulating material 30 is applied on the inner peripheral surface (back surface side). In this way, as the basic heat insulation, the heat insulating material 30 is applied to the inner peripheral surface of the outer foundation 20a in contact with the outside air, thereby preventing aging and erosion caused by ants.
[0014]
A base 25 is bolted and fixed on the outer base 20a, and a large pull 26 is installed on the inner base 20b and the floor bundle that are set up at an appropriate interval from the outer base 20a. Then, the floor panel 10 is laid on the base 25 and the large pull 26 with the small edge surface in contact, and is sequentially fixed directly to these horizontal members with dedicated screws, and the ground floor of the first floor is constructed by the nedaless method.
[0015]
The heat insulation method of the building is an external heat insulation method, and a heat insulating material 30 is applied to the outside of the pillar 29 erected on the base 25, and an outer wall 32 is provided by providing a ventilation rim 31 on the outside thereof. The inner wall 33 is constructed on the indoor side. As a result, a ventilation space in the wall between the heat insulating material 30 and the inner wall 33 and a ventilation space between the heat insulating material 30 and the outer wall 32 are formed (see FIG. 6).
[0016]
In the floor panel 10 in which the small face is abutted on the large pull 26, a small hole 17 is opened from the surface at the edge of the floor panel 10 in contact with the floor panel 10 and communicated with the ventilation slit groove 15. (See FIG. 7). Since the ventilation slit groove 15 is formed at a predetermined position, the position of the ventilation slit groove 15 can be easily understood from the surface by preparing a ruler describing the position. Further, when the floor panel 10 is produced, the position of the ventilation slit groove 15 may be marked on the surface. A floor finishing material 34 is constructed on the floor panel 10, and interior finishes such as a ceiling material 35 and an inner wall 36 of the partition wall are sequentially constructed.
[0017]
On the second floor, the floor panel 10 is similarly laid on the trunk difference 39 and the floor beam 40, and the floor base is constructed. At the partition wall position, the ventilation slit groove 15 is formed at the edge of the floor panel 10 that abuts. A small hole 17 that communicates is opened from the surface. Further, in order to use the space behind the shed, the floor panel 10 is laid on the girders 41 and the shed beams 42, and the small holes 17 communicating with the ventilation slit grooves 15 are formed on the edge of the floor panel 10 in contact from the surface. Open.
[0018]
The heat insulating material 30 is applied to the outside of the roof rafter 43, and the roof 46 is constructed by constructing a ventilation rafter 44 and a field board 45 on the heat insulating material 30. As a result, a ventilation space is formed between the heat insulating material 30 and the roof 46 along the roof surface. This ventilation space communicates with the eaves vent 47 and the air flow between the heat insulating material 30 and the outer wall 32. It communicates with the space.
[0019]
By the construction of the floor panel 10 described above, ventilation slit grooves 15 are arranged at predetermined intervals along the entire periphery of each floor surface, and the ventilation slit grooves 15 form the underfloor space, the downstairs space, and the walls of the building. The inside of the body (between the heat insulating material 30 and the inner wall 33) communicates. In addition, the opening positions of the ventilation slit grooves 15 of the floor panel 10 in contact with the small edge surface on the horizontal member coincide with each other, and ventilation passages straddling the horizontal member are formed at a predetermined interval. When a horizontal member is disposed on the slab, an air passage that straddles the horizontal member is formed by the slit groove 16 having a long groove shape (see FIG. 3). Further, the underfloor space, the downstairs space, and the inside of the partition wall communicate with each other through the small hole 17 communicating with the ventilation slit groove 15. By the construction of the floor panel 10 described above, a ventilation layer is formed in which the building enclosure (underfloor space, downstairs space, wall, partition wall, and back of the hut) are all in communication.
[0020]
Next, the air flow of the house constructed in this way will be described.
The air flowing into the underfloor space from the underfloor ventilation port 22 (indicated by the solid line arrow in FIG. 5) is provided with a small hole 17 from the underfloor space into the wall body through the ventilation slit groove 15 disposed over the periphery of the first floor surface. It circulates from the space under the floor into the partition wall. Similarly, in the downstairs space on the second floor, air flows from the downstairs space into the wall body through the ventilation slit groove 15 arranged over the periphery of the second floor surface, and from the downstairs space into the partition wall through the small holes 17. Furthermore, the air that has flowed into the back of the shed is discharged to the outside through the shed back ventilation port, the top exhaust port (52 in FIG. 8 in the next example), and the like. In this way, the air that flows into the underfloor space flows through the building enclosure by natural convection, and in the downstairs space, air flows over the horizontal member in the ventilation path straddling the horizontal member, improving air permeability. It is illustrated.
[0021]
The air (broken arrow in FIG. 5) that flows into the ventilation space between the heat insulating material 30 and the outer wall 32 rises in the ventilation space and flows into the eaves space from the eaves ventilating port 47. It merges with air, flows through the ventilation space between the heat insulating material 30 and the roof 46, and is discharged from the building exhaust port (55 in FIG. 8 in the next example). As described above, the outer ventilation layer through which the outside air constantly circulates is formed outside the heat insulating material 30.
[0022]
8 and 9 show an optimum application example of the house ventilation method according to the present invention.
In the house shown in the figure, by constructing the floor foundation of each floor using the floor panel 10 as described above, a ventilation layer in which the entire building frame is in communication is formed, and the outer wall is maintained with a ventilation space outside the heat insulating material 30. By constructing the roof 32 and the roof 46, an outer ventilation layer that is always in communication with the outside air is formed, and a building exhaust port 55 that discharges air flowing through the outer ventilation layer is provided.
[0023]
A part of the ceiling part of the second floor is provided with an openable top exhaust port 52 (skylight) in the roof part, and an atrium 50 that communicates with the interior is constructed through the back of the hut. The hut 51 and the indoor side are in communication with each other. In addition to daylighting, the blow-through 50 opens the top exhaust port 52 to ventilate indoor air by the rising airflow, and is therefore most preferably provided in the staircase space. In addition, an openable / closable through hole 53 is provided in a partition wall that divides each room, and the through hole 53 is formed on the wall surface of the upper portion of the door.
[0024]
This house has a summer mode shown in FIG. 8 and a winter mode shown in FIG.
In the summer mode of FIG. 8, the underfloor ventilation port 22 and the top exhaust port 52 are opened. By setting in this way, the air that has flowed into each room from the opening of a building such as a window circulates indoors through the door opening or through-hole 53 and rises through the blow-off 50 to the outside from the top exhaust port 52. Discharged. In addition, air flowing into the underfloor space from the underfloor ventilation port 22 circulates in the building housing, flows into the blow-through 50 from the communication passage 51 at the back of the hut, and is discharged from the top exhaust port 52 to the outside.
[0025]
In this way, in summer mode, the air flowing through the building enclosure and the indoor air are actively ventilated by temperature differential ventilation that makes the best use of air characteristics, releasing hot air and moisture outdoors, and the building gets heat in the summer. As a result, radiant heat that radiates into the room is prevented, and a moderate updraft is generated in the room to achieve coolness by natural ventilation.
[0026]
In the winter mode of FIG. 9, the window opening, the underfloor ventilation port 22 and the top exhaust port 52 located in the heat insulating layer (thermal boundary portion) are closed to make the building hermetically sealed. By setting in this way, the solar heat, heating and other daily heat generated by the building through windows and other openings are not released to the outside, and the inside of the building surrounded by the heat insulating material 30 (within the thermal boundary) Acquired by storing heat in structural frames, furniture and other objects. In the building enclosure, air is gently convected due to the characteristics of the air, so condensation can be suppressed as much as possible. In addition, the foundation 20 is used as a geothermal acquisition or heat storage body, and by forming a soil-conditioning space 23 for humidity control at an appropriate location, the natural humidity-controlling action of this soil-space 23 allows the interior of the building to be used even in the overdried season in winter. Then, moderate humidity can be obtained.
[0027]
【The invention's effect】
The house ventilation method according to the present invention uses the floor panel 10 having a ventilation function and constructs the floor foundation of each floor by the nedaless method, so that a ventilation path straddling the horizontal member is formed and the air is horizontal. By opening the small hole 17 that communicates with the ventilation slit groove 15 that forms the ventilation path that straddles the horizontal member, the air permeability of the underfloor space and the downstairs space is improved. It is possible to communicate the space, the downstairs space, and the inside of the partition wall. As a result, a ventilation layer is formed in which the entire building frame is in communication, and air is circulated in the building frame by natural convection, so that structures such as columns and beams can always touch fresh air. Promote dampening, improve the durability of the building, and improve the ventilation of the downstairs space below each floor, which was a problem of the Nedaless construction method, without any hot air or moisture remaining in the building enclosure. Can do.
[0028]
In addition, the floor panel 10 used in the housing ventilation method of the present invention is simply manufactured by cutting the ventilation slit groove 15 on the side of the structural plywood. It is not inferior in strength and rigidity. Furthermore, it can be constructed by laying directly on the horizontal member without changing from the conventional method by a reasonable nedaless construction method, and it is extremely excellent in workability.
[0029]
Also, fresh outside air is constantly circulated through the outer ventilation layer outside the heat insulating material to improve the heat insulation of the building, and ventilation and ventilation of the ventilation layer where the entire building frame is communicated are connected to the underfloor ventilation port 22 and the top. The opening / closing operation of the exhaust port 52 is controlled according to the season, and opening / closing operations such as windows and doors are also opened / closed. In the summer mode, the heat and moisture acquired by the building are actively released to the outdoors. In addition to preventing the unpleasant radiant heat phenomenon and creating a moderate updraft inside the building to achieve natural air cooling, the winter mode escapes the solar heat, heating and other daily heat generated by the building to the outdoors. The heat is stored in the thermal boundary so that soft warmth is achieved at moderate humidity. In this way, a natural and comfortable living environment that does not rely much on the cooling and heating of the machine is realized.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a rear view of a floor panel used in a house ventilation method according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a back view of a half-sized floor panel.
FIG. 3 is an explanatory view showing a back surface in a state where a floor panel is laid with two short sides abutting on the long side.
FIG. 4 is an enlarged perspective view of a back corner of the floor panel.
FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of an essential part showing a construction method of a house ventilation method according to the present invention.
FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing wall construction.
FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing the construction of the partition wall position.
FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram showing a summer mode in an application example of the house ventilation method according to the present invention.
FIG. 9 is an explanatory view showing the winter mode in the same manner.
[Explanation of symbols]
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Floor panel 15 Ventilation slit groove 17 Small hole 20a Outer base 22 Underfloor ventilation opening 25 Base 29 Pillar 30 Heat insulating material 32 Outer wall 33 Inner wall 46 Roof 50 Blow-out 52 Top exhaust port 53 Through-hole

Claims (3)

土台25に立設した柱29の外側、及び屋根垂木43の外側に断熱材30を面張りし、建物の断熱方法を外断熱工法で施工し、
所定規格寸法の構造用合板の裏面側辺に、縁端から所定の深さで削成した短溝状の通気用スリット溝15を、両長辺及び両短辺に対称位置に間隔を設けて並置した床パネル10を形成し、
この床パネル10を土台25、大引26、床梁40等の横架材上に直接敷設し、各階の床下地をネダレス工法で施工し、
各階床面の周縁に亘って配置された通気用スリット溝15で、床下空間、階下空間(各階下の床下・天井間の上下空間)と壁体内(断熱材30と内壁33との間)とを連通し、横架材上で小口面を当接して互いの開口位置が一致した通気用スリット溝15で、横架材を跨いだ通風路を形成し、
各部屋を区画する間仕切り壁の位置で、床パネル10の当接した縁端部分に通気用スリット溝15に連通する小孔17を表面から開設し、
以上の床パネル10の施工で、建物躯体内(床下空間、階下空間、壁体内、間仕切り壁内、小屋裏)が全て連通した通気層を形成するとともに、断熱材30の外側に通気空間を保って外壁32及び屋根46を施工し、常時外気と連通した外側通気層を形成し、
開閉式のトップ排気口52を屋根部に設けた吹き抜け50を施工し、吹き抜け50と小屋裏とを連通する連通路51を設けるとともに、外回り基礎20aに開閉式の床下換気口22を設け、床下換気口22及びトップ排気口52を開成する夏モードと、床下換気口22及びトップ排気口52を閉成する冬モードを備えた住宅の通気工法。
The heat insulating material 30 is faced on the outside of the pillar 29 erected on the base 25 and the outside of the roof rafter 43, and the heat insulating method of the building is constructed by an external heat insulating method.
On the back side of the structural plywood of a predetermined standard size, a short groove-shaped ventilation slit groove 15 cut at a predetermined depth from the edge is provided with a space at a symmetrical position on both long sides and both short sides. Forming juxtaposed floor panels 10,
This floor panel 10 is directly laid on a horizontal member such as the base 25, the fork 26, the floor beam 40, etc., and the floor foundation of each floor is constructed by the nedaless method.
With the ventilation slit groove 15 arranged over the periphery of each floor, the floor space, the floor space (upper and lower spaces between the floor and the ceiling of each floor) and the wall (between the heat insulating material 30 and the inner wall 33) In the ventilation slit groove 15 in which the opening position of each of the horizontal members is in contact with the small mouth surface on the horizontal member, a ventilation path straddling the horizontal member is formed.
At the position of the partition wall that divides each room, a small hole 17 that communicates with the slit groove 15 for ventilation is opened from the surface at the edge portion of the floor panel 10 that abuts.
Construction of the floor panel 10 as described above forms a ventilation layer in which the building enclosure (underfloor space, downstairs space, wall body, partition wall, and back of the hut) all communicate with each other and keeps the ventilation space outside the heat insulating material 30. The outer wall 32 and the roof 46 are constructed to form an outer ventilation layer that is always in communication with the outside air.
A blow-off 50 having an openable top exhaust port 52 provided in the roof portion is constructed, a communication passage 51 that connects the blow-through 50 and the back of the hut is provided, and an openable underfloor ventilation port 22 is provided on the outer base 20a. A ventilation method for a house having a summer mode in which the ventilation port 22 and the top exhaust port 52 are opened and a winter mode in which the underfloor ventilation port 22 and the top exhaust port 52 are closed.
外回り基礎20aの内周面に断熱材30を面張り施工する請求項1に記載の住宅の通気工法。The ventilation method for a house according to claim 1, wherein the heat insulating material 30 is stretched on the inner peripheral surface of the outer foundation 20a. 各部屋を区画する間仕切り壁に開閉式の通孔53を設ける請求項1又は2に記載の住宅の通気工法。The ventilation method for a house according to claim 1 or 2, wherein an openable / closable through hole 53 is provided in a partition wall partitioning each room.
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