JP4566172B2 - Insulation and outside insulation ventilation method - Google Patents

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JP4566172B2
JP4566172B2 JP2006231439A JP2006231439A JP4566172B2 JP 4566172 B2 JP4566172 B2 JP 4566172B2 JP 2006231439 A JP2006231439 A JP 2006231439A JP 2006231439 A JP2006231439 A JP 2006231439A JP 4566172 B2 JP4566172 B2 JP 4566172B2
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本発明は、換気性能が高く、外壁内の湿気などの水分を除去できる断熱材及びその断熱材を用いた外断熱ベンチレーション工法に関する。   The present invention relates to a heat insulating material having high ventilation performance and capable of removing moisture such as moisture in an outer wall and an outer heat insulating ventilation method using the heat insulating material.

従来の外断熱工法は、打ち込んだコンクリートに接着剤によって断熱材を密着させる工法が多く用いられ、この工法によると、コンクリートの湿分は断熱材に透湿し断熱材が高湿潤状態になり、断熱材の性能を低下させ、更に、断熱材の劣化を招く虞があった。
又、外壁がサイディング等の貼り物方式の場合、多種多様の通気工法によって、湿気を取り除くことが可能となるが、湿式工法等の塗り物方式の場合、通気工法を設けることが困難であった。
As for the conventional outer heat insulation method, a method in which the heat insulating material is closely adhered to the poured concrete by an adhesive is often used, and according to this method, the moisture of the concrete passes through the heat insulating material and the heat insulating material becomes in a highly wet state. There is a possibility that the performance of the heat insulating material is lowered and further the deterioration of the heat insulating material is caused.
In addition, when the outer wall is a sticking method such as siding, moisture can be removed by a wide variety of ventilation methods. However, in the case of a coating method such as a wet method, it is difficult to provide a ventilation method.

尚、特許文献1にも外断熱外壁内の湿気を除去する方法が記載されている。特許文献1は、外断熱外壁の風上と風下間の風圧差により外断熱外壁内の通気層内に積極的に気流を発生させ、外壁内の湿気などの水分を除去するものである。
特開2002−294887号公報
Patent Document 1 also describes a method for removing moisture in the outer heat insulating outer wall. In Patent Document 1, an air flow is positively generated in the ventilation layer in the outer heat insulating outer wall due to a wind pressure difference between the windward and leeward of the outer heat insulating outer wall, and moisture such as moisture in the outer wall is removed.
JP 2002-294877 A

前述したように、従来の外断熱工法は、断熱材がコンクリートの湿分を吸収し、高湿潤状態になり、断熱材の性能を低下、断熱材の劣化を招く虞があった。
又、断熱材自体に換気性能がなく、外壁内の湿気や膨張空気を容易に除去できなかった。
更に、湿式工法等の塗り物方式の場合、通気工法を設けることが困難であった。
As described above, in the conventional outer heat insulating method, the heat insulating material absorbs moisture of the concrete and becomes in a high wet state, which may deteriorate the performance of the heat insulating material and cause deterioration of the heat insulating material.
Further, the heat insulating material itself has no ventilation performance, and moisture and expanded air in the outer wall cannot be easily removed.
Furthermore, in the case of a coating method such as a wet method, it is difficult to provide a ventilation method.

以上の現状に鑑み、本発明は、換気性能が高く、外壁内の湿気や膨張空気を容易に除去できる断熱材及び外断熱ベンチレーション工法を提供する。   In view of the above situation, the present invention provides a heat insulating material and an external heat insulating ventilation method that have high ventilation performance and can easily remove moisture and expanded air in the outer wall.

上記の課題を解決すべく、本発明は以下の構成を提供する。
請求項1に係る発明は、断熱材本体の前面に所定間隔離間して平行に形成され、縦方向に延びる所定深さの複数の前面縦溝と、
前記断熱材本体の後面に所定間隔離間して平行に形成され、縦方向に延びる所定深さの複数の後面縦溝と、
複数の前記前面縦溝を相互に連通させると共に、複数の前記後面縦溝を相互に連通させ、且つ、前記前面縦溝と前記後面縦溝とを相互に連通させるため、前記断熱材本体の前面に形成され、前記後面縦溝に達する深さに形成された横方向に延びる1乃至複数の横溝とを備えた湿式外断熱用断熱材であって、前記後面縦溝と前記横溝との2つの溝を相互に連通させ、且つ、前記横溝により前記後面縦溝と前記前面縦溝とを相互に連通させて3つの溝を連通させることにより、夫々前記断熱材本体の後面と前面とを連通させ、前記断熱材本体後面側の湿気や膨張空気を前記断熱材本体前面側に排出できるように構成したことを特徴とする断熱材を提供するものである。
In order to solve the above problems, the present invention provides the following configurations.
The invention according to claim 1 is a plurality of front longitudinal grooves having a predetermined depth that are formed in parallel at a predetermined interval on the front surface of the heat insulating material body and extend in the vertical direction.
A plurality of rear longitudinal grooves of a predetermined depth formed in parallel at a predetermined interval on the rear surface of the heat insulating material body, and extending in the vertical direction;
A plurality of front longitudinal grooves communicate with each other, a plurality of the rear longitudinal grooves communicate with each other, and the front longitudinal grooves and the rear longitudinal grooves communicate with each other. A heat insulating material for wet external heat insulation comprising one or a plurality of lateral grooves extending in the lateral direction and formed to a depth reaching the rear longitudinal grooves, and the two rear grooves and the lateral grooves Grooves are communicated with each other, and the rear longitudinal grooves and the front longitudinal grooves are communicated with each other by the lateral grooves to communicate the three grooves, thereby allowing the rear surface and the front surface of the heat insulating body to communicate with each other. Further, the present invention provides a heat insulating material configured to be able to discharge moisture and expanded air on the rear surface side of the heat insulating material main body to the front surface side of the heat insulating material main body .

請求項2に係る発明は、外壁を構成する躯体コンクリートの外側面に、請求項1記載の断熱材を前記前面が外側面となり、前記前面縦溝及び後面縦溝が鉛直方向となるように施工し、前記断熱材の外側面に仕上材を配設し、前記仕上材の適宜箇所に、前記前面縦溝及び/又は横溝に連通させて、前記断熱材からの湿気や膨張空気を脱気する脱気部材を配設することを特徴とする外断熱ベンチレーション工法を提供するものである。   According to a second aspect of the present invention, the heat insulating material according to the first aspect is applied to the outer surface of the frame concrete constituting the outer wall so that the front surface is the outer surface and the front vertical grooves and the rear vertical grooves are in the vertical direction. Then, a finishing material is disposed on the outer surface of the heat insulating material, and moisture and expanded air from the heat insulating material are degassed by communicating with the front longitudinal grooves and / or horizontal grooves at appropriate locations of the finishing material. The present invention provides an outer heat insulation ventilation method characterized by disposing a deaeration member.

本発明の請求項1記載の発明によれば、断熱材本体の前面に所定間隔離間して平行に形成され、縦方向に延びる所定深さの複数の前面縦溝と、前記断熱材本体の後面に所定間隔離間して平行に形成され、縦方向に延びる所定深さの複数の後面縦溝と、複数の前記前面縦溝を相互に連通させると共に、複数の前記後面縦溝を相互に連通させ、且つ、前記前面縦溝と前記後面縦溝とを相互に連通させるため、前記断熱材本体の前面に形成され、前記後面縦溝に達する深さに形成された横方向に延びる1乃至複数の横溝とを備えた湿式外断熱用断熱材であって、前記後面縦溝と前記横溝との2つの溝を相互に連通させ、且つ、前記横溝により前記後面縦溝と前記前面縦溝とを相互に連通させて3つの溝を連通させることにより、夫々前記断熱材本体の後面と前面とを連通させ、前記断熱材本体後面側の湿気や膨張空気を前記断熱材本体前面側に排出できるように構成した断熱材を提供するので、外壁に施工した場合、換気性能が高く、外壁内の湿気や膨張空気を容易に除去できる断熱材を提供できる。 According to the first aspect of the present invention, the front surface of the heat insulating material body is formed in parallel with a predetermined distance from the front surface, and has a plurality of front longitudinal grooves having a predetermined depth extending in the vertical direction, and the rear surface of the heat insulating material body. The plurality of rear longitudinal grooves and the plurality of front longitudinal grooves, which are formed in parallel with a predetermined interval and extend in the longitudinal direction, and the plurality of front longitudinal grooves communicate with each other, and the plurality of rear surface longitudinal grooves communicate with each other. In addition, in order to allow the front vertical groove and the rear vertical groove to communicate with each other, one or more extending in the lateral direction formed on the front surface of the heat insulating material body and formed to a depth reaching the rear vertical groove. A heat insulating material for wet outer heat insulation provided with a transverse groove, wherein the two grooves of the rear longitudinal groove and the transverse groove are communicated with each other, and the rear longitudinal groove and the front longitudinal groove are mutually communicated by the transverse groove. By connecting the three grooves with each other, the heat insulation body And a rear face and the front is communicated, it provides a structure with heat insulating material so that it can discharge the moisture and expanded air of the thermal insulating material body rear side in the heat insulating material body front side, when the construction on the outer wall, the ventilation performance It is high and can provide a heat insulating material that can easily remove moisture and expanded air in the outer wall.

又、前述の効果を奏する断熱材によって、更に、次のような効果が期待できる。
(1)外壁に施工した場合、外壁が直射日光により暖められた時、内部膨張空気も縦溝及び横溝を通じ外部に排出されるため外壁に圧力が掛からず湿度も調整されるため、仕上材等の表面部材(塗膜・タイル・化粧板…etc…)の剥離、劣化、膨れ、凍害等を軽減することができる。
(2)断熱材自体も内外部からの湿度が換気されるため性能を長く維持でき、劣化を抑えることができる。
Moreover, the following effects can be further expected by the heat insulating material having the above-described effects.
(1) When installed on the outer wall, when the outer wall is warmed by direct sunlight, the internal expansion air is also discharged to the outside through the vertical and horizontal grooves, so the pressure is not applied to the outer wall and the humidity is adjusted, so that the finishing material etc. Peeling, deterioration, swelling, frost damage, etc. of the surface members (coating film, tile, decorative plate, etc.) can be reduced.
(2) Since the heat from the inside and outside of the heat insulating material itself is ventilated, the performance can be maintained for a long time and deterioration can be suppressed.

請求項2記載の発明によれば、外壁を構成する躯体コンクリートの外側面に、請求項1記載の断熱材を前記前面が外側面となり、前記前面縦溝及び後面縦溝が鉛直方向となるように施工し、前記断熱材の外側面に仕上材を配設し、前記仕上材の適宜箇所に、前記前面縦溝及び/又は横溝に連通させて、前記断熱材からの湿気や膨張空気を脱気する脱気部材を配設する外断熱ベンチレーション工法を提供するので、前記断熱材の効果によって、換気性能が高く、外壁内の湿気や膨張空気を容易に除去できる外断熱ベンチレーション工法を提供できる。   According to the second aspect of the present invention, the front surface of the heat insulating material according to the first aspect is an outer surface, and the front vertical groove and the rear vertical groove are in the vertical direction on the outer surface of the frame concrete constituting the outer wall. The finishing material is disposed on the outer surface of the heat insulating material, and moisture and expansion air from the heat insulating material are removed by communicating with the front vertical groove and / or the horizontal groove at an appropriate location of the finishing material. Since an outside heat insulation ventilation method that arranges degassing members to be provided is provided, the outside heat insulation ventilation method that provides high ventilation performance and can easily remove moisture and expanded air inside the outer wall by the effect of the heat insulating material is provided. it can.

又、前述の効果を奏する外断熱ベンチレーション工法によって、更に、次のような効果が期待できる。
(1)前記断熱材を用いた前記外断熱ベンチレーション工法により、外壁がサイディング等の貼り物方式の場合に限定されず、湿式工法等の塗り物方式の場合などに於いても通気工法を設けることが可能になる。
Moreover, the following effects can be further expected by the outer heat insulation ventilation method having the above-mentioned effects.
(1) By the outer heat insulation ventilation method using the heat insulating material, the outer wall is not limited to a sticking method such as siding, and a ventilation method is provided even in the case of a coating method such as a wet method. Is possible.

(2)断熱材の上を、軽量モルタル及びメッシュ(ビニール・ガラス・炭素繊維等)で補強した樹脂及び樹脂モルタルで仕上げ、その上に塗装化粧仕上、タイル貼り仕上、サイディング板接着仕上等を行なう工法が可能になる。   (2) The top of the heat insulating material is finished with resin and resin mortar reinforced with lightweight mortar and mesh (vinyl, glass, carbon fiber, etc.), and then painted finish, tiled finish, siding board adhesive finish, etc. Construction method becomes possible.

(3)樹脂モルタル又は接着剤が縦溝及び横溝に入り込むことにより接着力が増し、断熱材が、躯体コンクリート又は外壁仕上材に強固に接着し、剥離の虞がなくなる。   (3) When the resin mortar or the adhesive enters the vertical groove and the horizontal groove, the adhesive force is increased, and the heat insulating material is firmly bonded to the frame concrete or the outer wall finishing material, and there is no possibility of peeling.

以下、実施例を示した図面を参照しつつ本発明の実施の形態を説明する。
図1(a)は本発明の断熱材の正面図、図1(b)は本発明の断熱材の側面図、図1(c)は本発明の断熱材の底面図を示す。
図1に於いて、1は本発明の断熱材であり、断熱材1は、樹脂系発泡断熱材等から成る断熱材本体2の前面Aに、縦方向{図1(a)に於いて上下方向}に延びる所定深さの複数の前面縦溝3,3…が所定間隔離間して平行に形成され、断熱材本体2の後面Bに、縦方向に延びる所定深さの複数の後面縦溝4,4…が所定間隔離間して平行に形成され、断熱材本体2の前面Aに横方向{図1(a)に於いて左右方向}に延びる1乃至複数の横溝5,5…(図1に於いては2本が示されている)が後面縦溝4,4…に達する深さに形成されたものである。
Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings showing examples.
Fig.1 (a) is a front view of the heat insulating material of this invention, FIG.1 (b) shows the side view of the heat insulating material of this invention, FIG.1 (c) shows the bottom view of the heat insulating material of this invention.
In FIG. 1, 1 is the heat insulating material of the present invention, and the heat insulating material 1 is vertically arranged on the front surface A of the heat insulating material main body 2 made of resin-based foam heat insulating material or the like {in FIG. A plurality of front longitudinal grooves 3, 3... Having a predetermined depth extending in the direction} are formed in parallel with a predetermined spacing, and a plurality of rear longitudinal grooves having a predetermined depth extending in the longitudinal direction are formed on the rear surface B of the heat insulating material body 2. 4, 4... Are formed in parallel at a predetermined interval, and extend in the lateral direction {left-right direction in FIG. 1 (a)} on the front surface A of the heat insulating material body 2. 1 is formed to a depth reaching the rear longitudinal grooves 4, 4...

そして、横溝5は、複数の前面縦溝3,3…を相互に連通させると共に、複数の後面縦溝4,4…を相互に連通させ、且つ、前面縦溝3,3…と後面縦溝4,4…とを相互に連通させるように形成されている。   The lateral groove 5 allows the plurality of front longitudinal grooves 3, 3... To communicate with each other and the plurality of rear longitudinal grooves 4, 4,... Communicate with each other. 4, 4... Are communicated with each other.

具体的には、前面縦溝3と後面縦溝4は、夫々、前面A又は後面Bから、例えば、断熱本体2の厚みの1/4程度の深さに形成され、横溝5は、前面Aから、後面縦溝4に達する深さ、例えば、断熱本体2の厚みの7/8程度の深さに形成される。   Specifically, the front longitudinal groove 3 and the rear longitudinal groove 4 are respectively formed from the front surface A or the rear surface B to a depth of, for example, about 1/4 of the thickness of the heat insulating body 2, and the lateral groove 5 is formed on the front surface A. The depth reaching the rear longitudinal groove 4, for example, about 7/8 of the thickness of the heat insulating body 2 is formed.

前記断熱材1は、後述する外壁に施工した場合、前記前面縦溝3、後面縦溝4及び横溝5が通気路として作用し、換気性能が高く、外壁内の湿気や膨張空気を容易に除去可能な効果が期待できるものである。   When the heat insulating material 1 is applied to the outer wall, which will be described later, the front vertical groove 3, the rear vertical groove 4 and the horizontal groove 5 act as air passages, have high ventilation performance, and easily remove moisture and expanded air in the outer wall. Possible effects can be expected.

図2は、本発明の外断熱ベンチレーション工法により施工された外壁構造11を示している。
本発明の外断熱ベンチレーション工法は、外壁を構成する躯体コンクリート12の外側面に、前記断熱材1を前面Aが外側面となり、前面縦溝3及び後面縦溝4が鉛直方向となるように施工し、断熱材1の外側面に仕上材13を配設し、仕上材13の適宜箇所に、前面縦溝3及び/又は横溝5に連通させて、断熱材1からの湿気や膨張空気を脱気する脱気金物等の脱気部材14を配設する工法である。尚、前記断熱材1は、躯体コンクリート12に適宜接着材15で接着されると共に、アンカー16によって固着される。同様に、仕上材13は、その工法等に合わせて、適宜接着材17又は仕上材13自体の接着力で、断熱材1に接着され、或いは、図示しないアンカー等で固着される。
尚、図に於いて、18は、脱気部材14と、仕上材13との間をシールするシーリング材である。
FIG. 2 shows the outer wall structure 11 constructed by the outer heat insulation ventilation method of the present invention.
In the outer heat insulation ventilation method of the present invention, the front surface A of the heat insulating material 1 is the outer surface and the front vertical groove 3 and the rear vertical groove 4 are in the vertical direction on the outer surface of the frame concrete 12 constituting the outer wall. The finishing material 13 is disposed on the outer surface of the heat insulating material 1, and moisture and expansion air from the heat insulating material 1 are made to communicate with the front vertical groove 3 and / or the horizontal groove 5 at an appropriate location of the finishing material 13. This is a method of disposing a deaeration member 14 such as a deaeration hardware to be deaerated. The heat insulating material 1 is appropriately bonded to the frame concrete 12 with an adhesive 15 and fixed with an anchor 16. Similarly, the finishing material 13 is appropriately bonded to the heat insulating material 1 by an adhesive force of the adhesive 17 or the finishing material 13 itself according to the construction method or the like, or is fixed by an anchor (not shown) or the like.
In the figure, reference numeral 18 denotes a sealing material for sealing between the deaeration member 14 and the finishing material 13.

次に、前記外断熱ベンチレーション工法により施工された外壁構造11の機能について説明する。
外壁構造11内に於いて、室内(図に於いて躯体コンクリート12の右方)、及び、躯体コンクリート12から発生する湿気及び膨張空気は、図中実線矢印の如く、断熱材1の後面縦溝4,4…に流入し、後面縦溝4,4…から横溝5,5…に入り、横溝5,5…から前面縦溝3,3…に流入する。又、断熱材1から発生する湿気及び膨張空気、又は、外部から侵入した湿気及び膨張空気等も後面縦溝4,4…、横溝5,5…、又は、前面縦溝3,3…に流入する。横溝5,5…又は前面縦溝3,3…に流入した湿気及び膨張空気は、脱気部材14を介して、図中実線矢印の如く、大気中に排出される。脱気部材14は、例えば、その後面上部に流入孔14a、中央部に連通孔14b、前面下部に排出孔14cが形成され、断熱材1の前面縦溝3,3…及び横溝5,5…の湿気及び膨張空気は、順次、流入孔14a、連通孔14b、排出孔14cを経由して外部に排出される。
Next, the function of the outer wall structure 11 constructed by the outer heat insulation ventilation method will be described.
In the outer wall structure 11, the moisture and the expanded air generated from the room (to the right of the frame concrete 12 in the figure) and from the frame concrete 12 are the vertical grooves on the rear surface of the heat insulating material 1 as indicated by solid arrows in the figure. 4 flows into the lateral grooves 5, 5 ... from the rear longitudinal grooves 4, 4 ..., and flows into the front longitudinal grooves 3, 3 ... from the lateral grooves 5, 5 .... Further, moisture and expansion air generated from the heat insulating material 1 or moisture and expansion air entering from the outside also flow into the rear longitudinal grooves 4, 4..., The lateral grooves 5, 5. To do. Moisture and expanded air flowing into the horizontal grooves 5, 5,... Or the front vertical grooves 3, 3,... Are discharged into the atmosphere via the deaeration member 14 as indicated by solid arrows in the figure. The deaeration member 14 has, for example, an inflow hole 14a in the upper part of the rear surface thereof, a communication hole 14b in the central part, and a discharge hole 14c in the lower part of the front surface, and the front longitudinal grooves 3, 3,. The moisture and the expanded air are sequentially discharged to the outside through the inflow hole 14a, the communication hole 14b, and the discharge hole 14c.

一方、外壁構造11内に於いて、結露等により発生した水分、又は、外部から外壁構造11内に流入した水分は、図中破線矢印の如く、後面縦溝4,4…、横溝5,5…、又は、前面縦溝3,3…を介して下方に流下する。流下した水は後面縦溝4,4…又は、前面縦溝3,3…の下部に設けた図示しない水切り部材を介して、或いは、後面縦溝4,4…又は、前面縦溝3,3…から直接外部に排出される。   On the other hand, moisture generated by dew condensation or the like in the outer wall structure 11 or moisture flowing into the outer wall structure 11 from the outside is caused by the rear longitudinal grooves 4, 4,. ... or flows downward through the front longitudinal grooves 3, 3 .... The flowing water passes through a draining member (not shown) provided in the lower portion of the rear longitudinal grooves 4, 4,... Or the front longitudinal grooves 4, 4,. It is discharged directly from ...

前記外断熱ベンチレーション工法により施工された外壁構造11によると、前記断熱材1によって、換気性能が高く、外壁構造11内の湿気や膨張空気を容易に除去できる。   According to the outer wall structure 11 constructed by the outer heat insulation ventilation method, the heat insulating material 1 has high ventilation performance, and moisture and expanded air in the outer wall structure 11 can be easily removed.

図3(a)は前記外壁構造11の一部底面図を示し、図3(b)は前記外壁構造11の一部拡大底面図を示している。
図に示すように、前記外壁構造11に於いて、前記断熱材1を用いることによって、躯体コンクリート12と、断熱材1との間に設けられる接着剤15が、断熱材1の後面縦溝4,4…内に入り込み、躯体コンクリート12と、断熱材1との接着力を高めることができる。
同様に、仕上材13と、断熱材1との間に設けられる接着剤17、又は、仕上材13が接着力をもつものである場合、仕上材13自体が、断熱材1の前面縦溝3,3…内に入り込み、仕上材13と、断熱材1との接着力を高めることができる。
FIG. 3A shows a partial bottom view of the outer wall structure 11, and FIG. 3B shows a partially enlarged bottom view of the outer wall structure 11.
As shown in the figure, in the outer wall structure 11, by using the heat insulating material 1, the adhesive 15 provided between the concrete frame 12 and the heat insulating material 1 becomes the rear longitudinal grooves 4 of the heat insulating material 1. .., 4..., And the adhesive strength between the frame concrete 12 and the heat insulating material 1 can be increased.
Similarly, in the case where the adhesive 17 provided between the finishing material 13 and the heat insulating material 1 or the finishing material 13 has an adhesive force, the finishing material 13 itself is the front longitudinal groove 3 of the heat insulating material 1. , 3..., And the adhesion between the finishing material 13 and the heat insulating material 1 can be increased.

図4は、本発明の断熱材1及び本発明の外断熱ベンチレーション工法が種々の仕上材を用いた外壁構造に適用できることを示す説明図である。
図4(a)は、仕上材として樹脂モル又は樹脂を用いた外壁構造を示し、図4(b)は、仕上材として軽量モルタル及び樹脂モル又は樹脂を用いた外壁構造を示し、図4(c)は、仕上材として樹脂モル又は樹脂と、防火サイジング板又はタイル貼りとを用いた外壁構造を示している。
FIG. 4 is an explanatory view showing that the heat insulating material 1 of the present invention and the outer heat insulating ventilation method of the present invention can be applied to an outer wall structure using various finishing materials.
4A shows an outer wall structure using resin mole or resin as a finishing material, and FIG. 4B shows an outer wall structure using light weight mortar and resin mole or resin as a finishing material. c) shows an outer wall structure using a resin mole or resin and a fireproof sizing plate or tiling as a finishing material.

図4(a)の外壁構造21に於いては、躯体コンクリート12の外表面に断熱材1が接着材15及びアンカー16を用いて施工され、断熱材1の外表面にビニール、ガラス又は炭素繊維等の補強材22をネット貼りして介装した単層又は複層の樹脂モル又は樹脂23を接着材17を介して配設したものである。尚、樹脂モル又は樹脂23が接着力を有する場合は、接着剤17は不要としても良い。   In the outer wall structure 21 of FIG. 4A, the heat insulating material 1 is constructed on the outer surface of the frame concrete 12 using the adhesive 15 and the anchor 16, and vinyl, glass or carbon fiber is applied on the outer surface of the heat insulating material 1. A single-layer or multiple-layer resin mole or resin 23 having a reinforcing material 22 such as a net attached thereto is disposed via an adhesive material 17. In the case where the resin mole or the resin 23 has an adhesive force, the adhesive 17 may be unnecessary.

図4(b)の外壁構造31に於いては、躯体コンクリート12の外表面に断熱材1が接着材15及びアンカー16を用いて施工され、断熱材1の外表面に軽量モルタル32が接着材17を介して配設され、軽量モルタル32の外表面に補強材22をネット貼りして介装した単層又は複層の樹脂モル又は樹脂23を配設したものである。尚、樹脂モル又は樹脂23が接着力を有する場合は、接着剤17は不要としても良い。   In the outer wall structure 31 of FIG. 4B, the heat insulating material 1 is applied to the outer surface of the frame concrete 12 using the adhesive 15 and the anchor 16, and the light weight mortar 32 is bonded to the outer surface of the heat insulating material 1. 17, and a single layer or multiple layers of resin mole or resin 23 in which a reinforcing material 22 is attached to the outer surface of the lightweight mortar 32 by netting. In the case where the resin mole or the resin 23 has an adhesive force, the adhesive 17 may be unnecessary.

図4(c)の外壁構造41に於いては、躯体コンクリート12の外表面に断熱材1が接着材15及びアンカー16を用いて施工され、断熱材1の外表面に補強材22をネット貼りして介装した単層又は複層の樹脂モル又は樹脂23を接着材17を介して配設し、樹脂モル又は樹脂23の外表面に防火サイジング板42をアンカー43を用いて施工したものである。
尚、樹脂モル又は樹脂23が接着力を有する場合は、接着剤17は不要としても良い。又、防火サイジング板42に代えてタイル貼りとしても良い。
In the outer wall structure 41 of FIG. 4C, the heat insulating material 1 is applied to the outer surface of the frame concrete 12 using the adhesive 15 and the anchor 16, and the reinforcing material 22 is attached to the outer surface of the heat insulating material 1 with a net. A single layer or multiple layers of resin mole or resin 23 interposed between the resin mole or resin 23 and an anti-fire sizing plate 42 applied to the outer surface of the resin mole or resin 23 using an anchor 43. is there.
In the case where the resin mole or the resin 23 has an adhesive force, the adhesive 17 may be unnecessary. Further, it may be tiled instead of the fireproof sizing plate 42.

前述したように、本発明の断熱材1及び本発明の外断熱ベンチレーション工法は、前記外壁構造21,31,41の如く、仕上材13が、樹脂モル又は樹脂23、或いは、防火サイジング板42やタイル貼りであっても良く、種々の外壁構造に適用可能であり、然る時も、本発明の断熱材1及び本発明の外断熱ベンチレーション工法が持つ前述の効果、即ち、換気性能が高く、外壁内の湿気や膨張空気を容易に除去できる効果が種々の外壁構造に於いて期待できるものである。   As described above, according to the heat insulating material 1 of the present invention and the external heat insulating ventilation method of the present invention, the finishing material 13 is resin mole or resin 23 or the fireproof sizing plate 42 as in the outer wall structures 21, 31, 41. It can be applied to various outer wall structures, and at that time, the above-mentioned effects of the heat insulating material 1 of the present invention and the outer heat insulation ventilation method of the present invention, that is, the ventilation performance are obtained. The effect of easily removing moisture and expansion air in the outer wall can be expected in various outer wall structures.

(a)本発明による断熱材の正面図である。(b)本発明による断熱材の側面図である。(c)本発明による断熱材の底面図である。(A) It is a front view of the heat insulating material by this invention. (B) It is a side view of the heat insulating material by this invention. (C) It is a bottom view of the heat insulating material by this invention. 本発明による外断熱ベンチレーション工法の説明図である。It is explanatory drawing of the outer heat insulation ventilation construction method by this invention. (a)本発明による断熱材の一部底面図である。(b)本発明による断熱材の一部拡大底面図である。(A) It is a partial bottom view of the heat insulating material by this invention. (B) It is a partially expanded bottom view of the heat insulating material by this invention. (a)〜(c)本発明の外断熱ベンチレーション工法を適用した種々の外壁構造の側面縦断面図である。(A)-(c) It is a side longitudinal cross-sectional view of the various outer wall structure to which the outer heat insulation ventilation method of this invention is applied.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

1 断熱材
2 断熱材本体
3 前面縦溝
4 後面縦溝
5 横溝
12 躯体コンクリート
13 仕上材
14 脱気部材
A 前面
B 後面
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Heat insulating material 2 Heat insulating material main body 3 Front vertical groove 4 Rear surface vertical groove 5 Horizontal groove 12 Frame concrete 13 Finishing material 14 Deaeration member A Front surface B Rear surface

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断熱材本体の前面に所定間隔離間して平行に形成され、縦方向に延びる所定深さの複数の前面縦溝と、
前記断熱材本体の後面に所定間隔離間して平行に形成され、縦方向に延びる所定深さの複数の後面縦溝と、
複数の前記前面縦溝を相互に連通させると共に、複数の前記後面縦溝を相互に連通させ、且つ、前記前面縦溝と前記後面縦溝とを相互に連通させるため、前記断熱材本体の前面に形成され、前記後面縦溝に達する深さに形成された横方向に延びる1乃至複数の横溝とを備えた湿式外断熱用断熱材であって、前記後面縦溝と前記横溝との2つの溝を相互に連通させ、且つ、前記横溝により前記後面縦溝と前記前面縦溝とを相互に連通させて3つの溝を連通させることにより、夫々前記断熱材本体の後面と前面とを連通させ、前記断熱材本体後面側の湿気や膨張空気を前記断熱材本体前面側に排出できるように構成したことを特徴とする断熱材。
A plurality of front longitudinal grooves of a predetermined depth formed in parallel at a predetermined interval on the front surface of the heat insulating material body and extending in the vertical direction;
A plurality of rear longitudinal grooves of a predetermined depth formed in parallel at a predetermined interval on the rear surface of the heat insulating material body, and extending in the vertical direction;
A plurality of the front longitudinal grooves, the plurality of the rear longitudinal grooves, and the front longitudinal grooves and the rear longitudinal grooves. A heat insulating material for wet external heat insulation comprising one or a plurality of lateral grooves extending in a lateral direction and formed to a depth reaching the rear surface longitudinal grooves, the two rear grooves and the lateral grooves Grooves are communicated with each other, and the rear longitudinal grooves and the front longitudinal grooves are communicated with each other by the lateral grooves to communicate the three grooves, thereby allowing the rear surface and the front surface of the heat insulating body to communicate with each other. The heat insulating material is configured such that moisture and expanded air on the rear surface side of the heat insulating material main body can be discharged to the front surface side of the heat insulating material main body .
外壁を構成する躯体コンクリートの外側面に、請求項1記載の断熱材を前記前面が外側面となり、前記前面縦溝及び後面縦溝が鉛直方向となるように施工し、前記断熱材の外側面に仕上材を配設し、前記仕上材の適宜箇所に、前記前面縦溝及び/又は横溝に連通させて、前記断熱材からの湿気や膨張空気を脱気する脱気部材を配設することを特徴とする外断熱ベンチレーション工法。
The heat insulating material according to claim 1 is constructed on the outer surface of the frame concrete constituting the outer wall so that the front surface is the outer surface and the front vertical grooves and the rear vertical grooves are in the vertical direction. A finishing material is disposed on the finishing material, and a deaeration member is disposed at an appropriate location of the finishing material to communicate with the front vertical groove and / or the horizontal groove to degas moisture and expansion air from the heat insulating material. External insulation ventilation method characterized by
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