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JP6376235B1
JP6376235B1 JP2017056297A JP2017056297A JP6376235B1 JP 6376235 B1 JP6376235 B1 JP 6376235B1 JP 2017056297 A JP2017056297 A JP 2017056297A JP 2017056297 A JP2017056297 A JP 2017056297A JP 6376235 B1 JP6376235 B1 JP 6376235B1
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【課題】地震等の揺れにより、建物に変位、特に大きな層間変位が生じた場合であっても、その状況を高精度に計測することが可能な計測システム及び変位計測装置を提供する。【解決手段】建物の下層階と上層階との間に取り付けられた縦杆100と、縦杆100と下層階又は上層階との間に斜めに取り付けられ、長手方向に伸縮可能な長尺状の斜材101と、斜材101の伸縮変位を計測する計測器102とを備える変位計測装置1を用いる。そして、計測器102が計測した伸縮変位から、下層階及び上層階の間の層間変位との関係に基づいて導出される層間変位が、建物の損傷に関する閾値に基づいて設定された基準値を超える場合に、建物の損傷に関する警告を出力する。なお、伸縮変位及び層間変位の関係は線形近似される。【選択図】図2To provide a measurement system and a displacement measuring device capable of measuring a situation with high accuracy even when a displacement, particularly a large interlayer displacement, is caused in a building due to a shake such as an earthquake. A vertical gutter 100 attached between a lower floor and an upper floor of a building, and a long shape that is attached obliquely between the vertical gutter 100 and a lower floor or an upper floor and can be expanded and contracted in the longitudinal direction. The displacement measuring device 1 is used, which includes the diagonal member 101 and the measuring device 102 that measures the expansion and contraction displacement of the diagonal member 101. Then, the inter-layer displacement derived from the expansion / contraction displacement measured by the measuring instrument 102 based on the relationship between the inter-layer displacement between the lower floor and the upper floor exceeds the reference value set based on the threshold regarding damage to the building. In case, the warning about building damage is output. The relationship between expansion / contraction displacement and interlayer displacement is linearly approximated. [Selection] Figure 2

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本発明は、建物の変位を計測する計測システム及びそのような計測システムに使用可能な変位計測装置に関する。   The present invention relates to a measurement system that measures the displacement of a building and a displacement measurement device that can be used in such a measurement system.

建物に測定機器を配設し、地震等の揺れに対して、建物の揺れ、変形の大きさ等の状況を推定し、また、損傷、劣化等の状況の入力を受け付け、そして、複数の建物の状況を収集し、解析する住宅用のモニタリングシステムが提唱されている。そして、本願出願人は、建物に配設された測定機器の他、建物の居住者が、建物の損傷、劣化等の情報を入力する住宅構造モニタリングシステムを提案している(特許文献1)。   Measuring equipment is installed in the building, the situation of the shaking, deformation, etc. of the building is estimated against the shaking of the earthquake, etc., the input of the situation of damage, deterioration, etc. is accepted, and multiple buildings A monitoring system for homes that collects and analyzes the situation is proposed. The applicant of the present application has proposed a housing structure monitoring system in which a resident of a building inputs information such as damage and deterioration of the building in addition to the measuring device arranged in the building (Patent Document 1).

また、本願出願人は、建物の揺れを測定する測定機器としては、下層階と上層階との間に斜めに取り付けられて軸方向に伸縮する斜材を用いた変位計測装置を提案している(特許文献2)。   In addition, the applicant of the present application has proposed a displacement measuring device that uses diagonal materials that are attached obliquely between the lower and upper floors and extend and contract in the axial direction as measuring equipment for measuring the shaking of the building. (Patent Document 2).

一般的に、建物は地震等の揺れが生じた場合、柱及び梁に囲まれた矩形の躯体が平行四辺形に変形する。柱及び梁の長さや直線性等の幾何学的要素が保たれたまま変形した場合は、建物に取り付けた計測用治具の可動部にて計測される変位と建物の層間変形との相関性が良好になり、計測変位と層間変形とを線形近似することができる。   In general, when a building shakes such as an earthquake, a rectangular frame surrounded by columns and beams is deformed into a parallelogram. Correlation between the displacement measured by the movable part of the measuring jig attached to the building and the inter-layer deformation of the building when the column and beam are deformed while maintaining their geometrical elements such as length and linearity The measurement displacement and the interlayer deformation can be linearly approximated.

特開2016−164703号公報JP 2006-164703 A 特開2016−109611号公報Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2006-109611

本願発明者らは、前述の特許文献1及び特許文献2に開示した技術を更に改良し、特に、建物が大きく変形する虞がある大地震等の状況下において、建物の変位の計測精度を向上させることを課題として取り組んだ。   The inventors of the present application further improve the technique disclosed in Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2 described above, and improve the measurement accuracy of the displacement of the building, particularly in a situation such as a large earthquake in which the building may be greatly deformed. We tackled it as an issue.

本発明は斯かる事情に鑑みてなされたものであり、建物の下層階と上層階との間に縦杆を取り付け、更に、縦杆に対して伸縮可能な斜材を取り付けて、斜材の伸縮変位を計測する。これにより、建物に変位、特に、大きな層間変位が生じた場合であっても、伸縮変位(計測変位)と層間変位との間の線形性を広範囲で維持することにより、簡便でありながらも高精度に層間変位を求めることが可能な計測システムの提供を目的とする。   The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances. A vertical fence is attached between a lower floor and an upper floor of a building, and further, an oblique member that can be expanded and contracted with respect to the vertical fence is attached. Measure expansion and contraction displacement. As a result, even if there is a displacement in the building, especially when a large inter-layer displacement occurs, the linearity between the expansion / contraction displacement (measurement displacement) and the inter-layer displacement is maintained over a wide range, but it is simple but high. An object is to provide a measurement system capable of obtaining the interlayer displacement with high accuracy.

また、本発明は、本発明に係る計測システムにて使用される変位計測装置の提供を他の目的とする。   Another object of the present invention is to provide a displacement measuring device used in the measuring system according to the present invention.

上記課題を解決するために本願記載の計測システムは、建物の下層階と上層階との間に取り付けられた縦杆と、前記縦杆の中間部と前記下層階又は前記上層階との間に斜めに取り付けられ、長手方向に伸縮可能な斜材と、前記斜材の伸縮変位を計測する計測器とを備え、前記縦杆の上下両端は、前記下層階及び上層階の躯体を構成する横架材に対しピン節点と見做しうる接合形態によって接合されており、前記斜材の上下両端は、前記縦杆並びに前記下層階又は上層階の躯体を構成する横架材に対しピン節点と見做しうる接合形態によって接合されていることを特徴とする。   In order to solve the above problem, a measurement system described in the present application includes a vertical gutter attached between a lower floor and an upper floor of a building, and an intermediate portion of the vertical gutter between the lower floor or the upper floor. A diagonal member attached obliquely and stretchable in the longitudinal direction, and a measuring instrument for measuring expansion and contraction displacement of the diagonal member, the upper and lower ends of the vertical rod are horizontal members constituting the lower and upper floors of the frame. It is joined to the frame member by a joining form that can be regarded as a pin node, and the upper and lower ends of the diagonal member are pin nodes to the vertical member and the horizontal member constituting the lower or upper floor frame. It is characterized by being joined by an appreciable joining form.

また、前記計測システムにおいて、前記斜材は、縦杆に対して10°以上の角度で斜めに取り付けられていることを特徴とする。 In the measurement system, the diagonal member is attached obliquely at an angle of 10 ° or more with respect to the vertical shaft .

また、前記計測システムにおいて、伸縮変位と前記下層階及び上層階の間の層間変位との線形近似される関係に基づいて、前記計測器が計測した伸縮変位から導出される層間変位が、前記建物の損傷に関する閾値に基づいて設定された基準値を超える場合に、前記建物の損傷に関する出力をする出力手段を備えることを特徴とする。 Further, in the measurement system, based on a linear approximation relationship between the expansion / contraction displacement and the interlayer displacement between the lower floor and the upper floor, the interlayer displacement derived from the expansion / contraction displacement measured by the measuring instrument is the building When the reference value set based on the threshold value regarding damage to the building exceeds a threshold value, output means is provided for outputting the building damage .

また、前記計測システムにおいて、前記出力手段が前記建物の損傷に関する出力をする基準値は、導出される層間変位が、±1/30(rad)以上の層間変形角に相当する値に基づいて設定されていることを特徴とする。 In the measurement system, the reference value with which the output means outputs the damage to the building is set based on a value corresponding to an interlayer deformation angle at which a derived interlayer displacement is ± 1/30 (rad) or more. It is characterized by being.

また、前記計測システムにおいて、前記計測器と通信可能な出力装置とを更に備え、前記出力装置が、前記出力手段を備えることを特徴とする。 Further, in the measurement system, further comprising a pre-Symbol instruments that can communicate an output device, the output device, characterized by comprising the output means.

また、前記計測システムにおいて、複数の前記出力装置と通信可能な情報処理装置を更に備えることを特徴とする。   Further, the measurement system further includes an information processing device capable of communicating with the plurality of output devices.

更に、本願記載の変位計測装置は、前記計測システムに使用可能であり、前記縦杆、前記斜材及び前記計測器を備えることを特徴とする。   Furthermore, the displacement measuring device described in the present application can be used in the measuring system, and includes the downpile, the diagonal member, and the measuring instrument.

更に、本願記載の変位計測装置は、建物の下層階と上層階との間に取り付け可能な縦杆と、前記縦杆の中間部と前記下層階又は前記上層階との間に斜めに取り付け可能であり、長手方向に伸縮可能な斜材と、前記斜材の伸縮変位を計測する計測器とを備え、前記縦杆の上下両端は、前記下層階及び上層階の躯体を構成する横架材に対しピン節点と見做しうる接合形態によって接合され、前記斜材の上下両端は、前記縦杆並びに前記下層階又は上層階の躯体を構成する横架材に対しピン節点と見做しうる接合形態によって接合されることを特徴とする。   Furthermore, the displacement measuring device described in the present application can be installed between a vertical gutter that can be attached between a lower floor and an upper floor of a building, and a slant between the middle part of the vertical gutter and the lower or upper floor. A diagonal member that can be expanded and contracted in the longitudinal direction, and a measuring instrument that measures the expansion and contraction displacement of the diagonal member, wherein the upper and lower ends of the vertical frame constitute a frame of the lower and upper floors. The upper and lower ends of the diagonal member can be regarded as pin nodes with respect to the vertical member and the horizontal member constituting the lower or upper floor frame. It is characterized by being joined according to the joining form.

上述の計測システム及び変位計測装置は、比較的大きな層間変位に対して高精度に計測することが可能である。   The above-described measurement system and displacement measurement apparatus can measure a relatively large interlayer displacement with high accuracy.

本発明は、建物の下層階と上層階との間にピン節点を介して取り付けられた縦杆と、縦杆の中間部と下層階又は上層階との間にピン節点を介して斜めに取り付けられ、長手方向に伸縮可能な斜材と、斜材の伸縮変位を計測する計測器とを用いて建物の変位を計測する。これにより、変位計測装置の設置スペースが小さい場合でも、斜材の伸縮変位と建物の層間変位との線形性を幅広い領域に渡って維持し、建物の層間変位、特に、大きな層間変位に対する計測精度を向上することが可能になる等、優れた効果を奏する。   The present invention is a vertical gutter attached between a lower floor and an upper floor of a building via a pin node, and is attached obliquely via a pin node between a middle part of the vertical gutter and a lower floor or an upper floor. The displacement of the building is measured using a diagonal material that can be expanded and contracted in the longitudinal direction and a measuring instrument that measures the expansion and contraction displacement of the diagonal material. As a result, even if the installation space for the displacement measuring device is small, the linearity of the diagonal expansion and contraction displacement and the interlayer displacement of the building is maintained over a wide range, and the measurement accuracy for the interlayer displacement of the building, especially the large interlayer displacement, is maintained. It is possible to improve the effect, such as excellent effects.

本願記載の計測システムの概要の一例を模式的に示す説明図である。It is explanatory drawing which shows typically an example of the outline | summary of the measurement system described in this application. 本願記載の計測システムにて用いられる変位計測装置の一例を示す概略図である。It is the schematic which shows an example of the displacement measuring device used with the measuring system of this application description. 本願記載の計測システムにて用いられる変位計測装置の計測器の一例を示す概略図である。It is the schematic which shows an example of the measuring device of the displacement measuring device used with the measuring system of this application description. 本願記載の計測システムにて用いられる変位計測装置及び入出力装置の構成例を概略的に示すブロック図である。It is a block diagram which shows roughly the structural example of the displacement measuring device and input / output device which are used with the measuring system of this-application description. 本願記載の計測システムにて用いられる情報処理装置及び端末装置の構成例を概略的に示すブロック図である。It is a block diagram which shows roughly the example of a structure of the information processing apparatus and terminal device which are used with the measurement system of this application description. 本願記載の変位計測装置の特性の一例を示す説明図である。It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the characteristic of the displacement measuring device described in this application. 本願記載の変位計測装置の特性の一例を示す説明図である。It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the characteristic of the displacement measuring device described in this application. 比較用の変位計測装置の特性の一例を示す説明図である。It is explanatory drawing which shows an example of the characteristic of the displacement measuring device for a comparison. 本願記載の計測システムにて用いられる変位計測装置の一例を示す概略図である。It is the schematic which shows an example of the displacement measuring device used with the measuring system of this application description. 本願記載の計測システムにて用いられる変位計測装置の一例を示す概略図である。It is the schematic which shows an example of the displacement measuring device used with the measuring system of this application description. 本願記載の計測システムにて用いられる変位計測装置の一例を示す概略図である。It is the schematic which shows an example of the displacement measuring device used with the measuring system of this application description.

以下、本発明の実施形態について詳述する。なお、以下の実施形態は、本発明を具現化した一例であって、本発明の技術範囲を限定する性格のものではない。   Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail. The following embodiment is an example embodying the present invention, and is not intended to limit the technical scope of the present invention.

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図1は、本願記載の計測システムの概要の一例を模式的に示す説明図である。図1は、本願記載の計測システムを、建物の変位を計測する変位計測装置1を用いて地震等の揺れに対する建物の状況を解析する住宅構造モニタリングシステムに適用した例を示している。
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FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram schematically illustrating an example of an outline of a measurement system described in the present application. FIG. 1 shows an example in which the measurement system described in the present application is applied to a housing structure monitoring system that analyzes the state of a building against a shake such as an earthquake using a displacement measuring device 1 that measures the displacement of the building.

図1に例示する計測システムでは、戸建て住宅、集合住宅等の建物が地震等の災害にあった場合に、災害に関する情報、災害の対応に関する情報等の様々な情報を、建物の居住者に提供する。このようなサービスは、例えば、住宅、建築、情報提供等の様々な事業を展開する管理事業体により、建物に居住する居住者等の顧客を対象に提供される。   In the measurement system illustrated in FIG. 1, when a building such as a detached house or an apartment house is in a disaster such as an earthquake, various information such as information on the disaster and information on the response to the disaster is provided to the residents of the building. To do. Such services are provided for customers such as residents living in buildings by a management entity that develops various businesses such as housing, construction, and information provision.

例えば、地震等の災害が発生した場合、管理事業体は、変位計測装置1の計測結果等の様々な情報から、災害状況、被害状況等の状況を診断し、建物の居住者に対して診断結果及び診断結果に基づく災害・被害情報等の様々な情報を提供する。また、管理事業体は、建物内の各戸から、それぞれの被害状況を示す戸別の被害情報を収集し、収集した戸別の被害情報をも加味して、より正確で緻密な状況把握を行うと共に、より有益な災害・被害情報等の情報を居住者に提供する。   For example, when a disaster such as an earthquake occurs, the management entity diagnoses the situation such as the disaster situation and the damage situation from various information such as the measurement result of the displacement measuring device 1, and diagnoses the residents of the building Provide various information such as disaster and damage information based on the results and diagnosis results. In addition, the management entity collects door-to-door damage information indicating the state of damage from each house in the building, taking into account the collected door-to-door damage information, and more accurately and precisely grasping the situation, Providing residents with more useful information such as disaster and damage information.

建物の各階には、変位計測装置1が配設されている。変位計測装置1は、戸毎又は階毎に配設され、入出力装置2と通信可能に接続されている。各戸に配設された入出力装置2は、専用網、VPN(Virtual Private Network )、インターネット等のネットワークNWに接続されている。なお、変位計測装置1は、ネットワークNWに接続するように構成することも可能であり、入出力装置2及び変位計測装置1間の通信を、ネットワークNWを介して行うことも可能である。   A displacement measuring device 1 is disposed on each floor of the building. The displacement measuring device 1 is disposed for each door or floor and is connected to the input / output device 2 so as to be communicable. The input / output device 2 disposed in each house is connected to a network NW such as a dedicated network, a VPN (Virtual Private Network), or the Internet. The displacement measuring device 1 can be configured to be connected to the network NW, and communication between the input / output device 2 and the displacement measuring device 1 can be performed via the network NW.

ネットワークNWには、サーバコンピュータ等のコンピュータを用いた情報処理装置3が接続されており、情報処理装置3は、管理事業体により管理されている。情報処理装置3は、ネットワークNWを介して、様々な地域の建物から、変位計測装置1が計測した計測結果等の様々な情報を受信し、受信した情報を記録する。また、記録された情報は、構造性の診断等の目的のために管理事業体により適切に利用される。   An information processing device 3 using a computer such as a server computer is connected to the network NW, and the information processing device 3 is managed by a management business entity. The information processing device 3 receives various information such as measurement results measured by the displacement measuring device 1 from buildings in various regions via the network NW, and records the received information. Also, the recorded information is appropriately used by the management entity for purposes such as structural diagnosis.

また、管理事業体は、オペレータが操作する端末装置4を管理しており、端末装置4は、ネットワークNWを介して入出力装置2及び情報処理装置3と通信することができる。   The management entity manages the terminal device 4 operated by the operator, and the terminal device 4 can communicate with the input / output device 2 and the information processing device 3 via the network NW.

このような入出力装置2としては、必ずしも専用の装置を用いる必要は無く、例えば、HEMS(Home Energy Management System )と呼ばれる家庭内エネルギー管理システムに用いられるディスプレイ付きコンピュータを用いることが可能である。即ち、本願出願人らは、住宅構造モニタリングシステムと家庭内エネルギー管理システムとを融合させたスマートハウスを提唱している。   As such an input / output device 2, it is not always necessary to use a dedicated device. For example, a computer with a display used in a home energy management system called HEMS (Home Energy Management System) can be used. In other words, the applicants of the present application have proposed a smart house that combines a housing structure monitoring system and a home energy management system.

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図2は、本願記載の計測システムにて用いられる変位計測装置1の一例を示す概略図である。図2(a)は、正面図であり、図2(b)は、A−B断面における平面図であり、図2(c)は、右側面図である。変位計測装置1は、例えば、戸建住宅や集合住宅の各階におけるパイプスペース、メーターボックス、収納室、設備機械室、更には外周壁内、間仕切壁内等の壁体内も含め、日常的な居住空間からは区画された、あまり目立たない非居住空間等に配設されている。
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FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a displacement measuring apparatus 1 used in the measuring system described in the present application. Fig.2 (a) is a front view, FIG.2 (b) is a top view in an AB cross section, and FIG.2 (c) is a right view. For example, the displacement measuring apparatus 1 is used for daily living, including pipe spaces, meter boxes, storage rooms, equipment machine rooms, and walls in outer walls and partition walls in each floor of detached houses and apartment houses. It is arranged in a non-residential space, etc. that is not conspicuous and is partitioned from the space.

変位計測装置1は、建物の下層階と上層階との間に略垂直に取り付けられた縦杆100と、縦杆100の中間部と下層階との間に斜めに取り付けられた伸縮可能な斜材101と、斜材101の伸縮変位を計測する計測器102とを備えている。   The displacement measuring apparatus 1 includes a vertical gutter 100 that is attached substantially vertically between a lower floor and an upper floor of a building, and a telescopic slant that is obliquely attached between an intermediate portion of the vertical gutter 100 and a lower floor. A material 101 and a measuring instrument 102 that measures the expansion and contraction displacement of the diagonal material 101 are provided.

縦杆100は、細長い棒状部材を用いて形成され、その上下両端は、それぞれ下層階及び上層階の躯体を構成する梁材、土台、棟木、床版等の横架材(剛性を有する床材、床下材等の水平部材を含む)に対して、ピン節点と見做しうる接合形態により接合される。ピン節点とは構造力学的に、軸力及び剪断力は伝達するが、曲げモーメントは伝達しないとして扱うことのできる節点である。図2に例示する縦杆100は、幅数センチ程度の角形鋼管を用いて形成されている。縦杆100の上下両端には、角形鋼管の管端開口を塞ぐように溶接された封端プレート100aを介して、横断面十字形の継手部材100bが溶接されており、その継手部材100bの端部は、該端部に溶接された平板状のエンドプレート100cを介して、下層階及び上層階のH形鋼からなる梁材60のフランジに、ボルト・ナット綴着によってそれぞれ接合されている。   The vertical fence 100 is formed by using a long and narrow bar-like member, and the upper and lower ends thereof are horizontal members such as beam members, foundations, purlins, floor slabs, etc. (stiff floor materials having rigidity) on the lower and upper floors, respectively. And a horizontal member such as an underfloor material) in a joining form that can be regarded as a pin node. A pin node is a node that can be treated as structurally mechanically transmitting axial and shearing forces but not transmitting bending moments. The vertical rod 100 illustrated in FIG. 2 is formed using a square steel pipe having a width of several centimeters. A joint member 100b having a cross-shaped cross section is welded to the upper and lower ends of the vertical rod 100 via a sealing end plate 100a welded so as to close the tube end opening of the square steel pipe. The parts are joined to the flanges of the beam member 60 made of H-shaped steel on the lower floor and the upper floor by bolts and nuts, respectively, via flat end plates 100c welded to the ends.

斜材101は、縦杆100の中間部から下層階の梁材60にかけて、縦杆100に対して例えば約20°の角度をなすように配設されている。斜材101は、略円筒状の外筒部材101aの内側に略円筒状の内筒部材101bを挿装して互いに摺動自在とすることにより、全体の長さを伸縮させるように形成されている。斜材101の上端には、その材端に開口して軸方向に延びるスリットが形成され、そのスリットに平板状の接合プレート101cが挿入されて溶接されている。その接合プレート101cは、縦杆100の下から2/5程度の位置から側方に突設された平板状の取付プレート100dに対し、接合プレート101cの弱軸方向(板厚方向)を斜材101の傾斜角の変位を拘束しない方向(図2(a)の紙面内で斜材101の材軸に直交する方向)に向けて溶接されている。   The diagonal member 101 is disposed so as to form an angle of, for example, about 20 ° with respect to the vertical rod 100 from the middle portion of the vertical rod 100 to the beam member 60 on the lower floor. The diagonal member 101 is formed so that the entire length can be expanded and contracted by inserting a substantially cylindrical inner cylinder member 101b inside a substantially cylindrical outer cylinder member 101a so as to be slidable with respect to each other. Yes. A slit is formed at the upper end of the diagonal member 101 so as to open in the end of the diagonal member and extend in the axial direction. A flat plate-like joining plate 101c is inserted into the slit and welded. The joining plate 101c is a diagonal material in the weak axis direction (plate thickness direction) of the joining plate 101c with respect to the flat mounting plate 100d projecting sideways from a position about 2/5 from the bottom of the vertical rod 100. Welding is performed in a direction not constraining displacement of the tilt angle of 101 (a direction perpendicular to the material axis of the diagonal member 101 in the plane of FIG. 2A).

斜材101の下端も上端と同様に、その材端に開口して軸方向に延びるスリットが形成され、そのスリットに平板状の接合プレート101dが挿入されて溶接されている。接合プレート101dは、縦杆100の下端から側方に所定距離だけ離れて下層階の梁材60の上面に突設された平板状の取付プレート60aに対し、接合プレート101dの弱軸方向(板厚方向)を斜材101の傾斜角の変位を拘束しない方向(同上)に向けて溶接されている。これらにより、斜材101の上下両端は、縦杆100及び下層階の梁材60に対し、ピン節点と見做せる接合形態でそれぞれ接合されることとなる。   Similarly to the upper end, the lower end of the diagonal member 101 is formed with a slit that opens in the end of the material and extends in the axial direction, and a flat joining plate 101d is inserted into the slit and welded. The joining plate 101d has a weak axial direction (the plate) of the joining plate 101d with respect to the flat mounting plate 60a projecting on the upper surface of the beam member 60 on the lower floor at a predetermined distance from the lower end of the vertical rod 100. The thickness direction is welded in a direction (same as above) in which the displacement of the inclination angle of the diagonal member 101 is not constrained. As a result, the upper and lower ends of the diagonal member 101 are respectively joined to the vertical rod 100 and the beam member 60 on the lower floor in a bonding form that can be regarded as a pin node.

図3は、本願記載の計測システムにて用いられる変位計測装置1の計測器102の一例を示す概略図である。計測器102は、略円筒状をなし、斜材101と略平行になるように、内筒部材101bに保持具1020を介して添設されている。計測器102の外筒部材101a側の先端からは、棒状をなす計測子1021が斜材101と平行に付勢状態で突出しており、計測子1021の先端は、外筒部材101aの側面に配設された略L字形の計測片1022に当接又は固接されている。計測器102の後部には、各種通信線を内包するケーブルが接続されており、入力装置及び/又は情報処理装置3に接続されている。   FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing an example of the measuring instrument 102 of the displacement measuring apparatus 1 used in the measuring system described in the present application. The measuring instrument 102 has a substantially cylindrical shape, and is attached to the inner cylinder member 101 b via a holder 1020 so as to be substantially parallel to the diagonal member 101. From the distal end of the measuring instrument 102 on the outer cylinder member 101a side, a bar-shaped measuring element 1021 protrudes in a biased state in parallel with the diagonal member 101, and the leading end of the measuring element 1021 is arranged on the side surface of the outer cylindrical member 101a. It is in contact with or fixed to the substantially L-shaped measuring piece 1022 provided. A cable including various communication lines is connected to the rear part of the measuring instrument 102, and is connected to the input device and / or the information processing device 3.

このように構成された変位計測装置1は、上層階と下層階との間に地震等の揺れにより層間変位が生じた場合、層間変位を、変位計測装置1が備える斜材101の伸縮変位として計測する。計測された斜材101の伸縮変位は、計測結果として、入出力装置2、情報処理装置3等の装置へ送信される。   In the displacement measuring apparatus 1 configured in this way, when an interlayer displacement occurs due to an earthquake or the like between the upper floor and the lower floor, the interlayer displacement is regarded as an expansion / contraction displacement of the diagonal member 101 included in the displacement measuring apparatus 1. measure. The measured expansion / contraction displacement of the diagonal member 101 is transmitted as a measurement result to devices such as the input / output device 2 and the information processing device 3.

図4は、本願記載の計測システムにて用いられる変位計測装置1及び入出力装置2の構成例を概略的に示すブロック図である。前述の変位計測装置1は、各階又は各戸に配設されており、計測部10、演算部11、接続部12、通信部13等の各種構成を備えている。   FIG. 4 is a block diagram schematically showing a configuration example of the displacement measuring device 1 and the input / output device 2 used in the measuring system described in the present application. The displacement measuring apparatus 1 described above is disposed on each floor or each door, and includes various configurations such as a measuring unit 10, a calculating unit 11, a connecting unit 12, a communication unit 13, and the like.

計測部10は、前述の縦杆100、斜材101、計測器102等の各種部材を備えており、斜材101の伸縮変位を層間変位として検出する。   The measuring unit 10 includes various members such as the above-mentioned downarm 100, the diagonal member 101, and the measuring instrument 102, and detects the expansion / contraction displacement of the diagonal member 101 as an interlayer displacement.

演算部11は、例えば、計測器102に内蔵されており、計測した伸縮変位を層間変位(又は層間変形角)に変換する簡単な演算を行う。演算部11が行う演算は、伸縮変位が層間変位と線形近似するという前提に基づいて実施される一次関数を用いた演算である。簡単な演算のみを実行可能な単純な構成とすることで、地震等の揺れによる振動、衝撃、変形への耐性を高めることを見込むことができる。また、演算が簡単であるため、演算を高速に実行することが可能である。なお、層間変位に代えて層間変形角に変換するようにすることも可能である。   The calculation unit 11 is built in the measuring instrument 102, for example, and performs a simple calculation to convert the measured expansion / contraction displacement into an interlayer displacement (or interlayer deformation angle). The calculation performed by the calculation unit 11 is a calculation using a linear function performed on the premise that the expansion / contraction displacement is linearly approximated to the interlayer displacement. By adopting a simple configuration capable of executing only simple calculations, it can be expected to increase resistance to vibration, impact, and deformation caused by shaking such as an earthquake. In addition, since the calculation is simple, it is possible to execute the calculation at high speed. It is also possible to convert to an interlayer deformation angle instead of the interlayer displacement.

接続部12は、通信用アダプタ及びその付属回路を用いて構成される通信回路であり、ケーブル内に内包された接続線を介して入出力装置2と通信可能に接続される。   The connection unit 12 is a communication circuit configured using a communication adapter and its attached circuit, and is connected to the input / output device 2 via a connection line included in the cable so as to be communicable.

通信部13は、通信アダプタ及びその付属回路を用いて構成される通信回路であり、ケーブル内に内包された通信線を介してネットワークNWに対して通信可能に接続される。   The communication unit 13 is a communication circuit configured using a communication adapter and its attached circuit, and is communicably connected to the network NW via a communication line included in the cable.

集合住宅の戸別に配設される入出力装置2は、制御部20、記録部21、記憶部22、通信部23、接続部24、入力部25、表示部(画像出力部)26、操作部27、音声出力部28等の各種構成を備えている。なお、入力部25及び表示部26等のユーザインターフェースは、別体の装置として入出力装置2に接続されていても良い。   The input / output device 2 provided for each apartment house includes a control unit 20, a recording unit 21, a storage unit 22, a communication unit 23, a connection unit 24, an input unit 25, a display unit (image output unit) 26, and an operation unit. 27, various components such as an audio output unit 28 are provided. The user interfaces such as the input unit 25 and the display unit 26 may be connected to the input / output device 2 as separate devices.

制御部20は、情報処理回路、計時回路、レジスタ回路等の各種回路を備え、装置内の各部を制御する処理を実行するCPU(Central Processing Unit )等の回路である。   The control unit 20 includes various circuits such as an information processing circuit, a timing circuit, and a register circuit, and is a circuit such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit) that executes processing for controlling each unit in the apparatus.

記録部21は、ハードディスクドライブ等の磁気記録媒体、半導体記録媒体等の不揮発性メモリにて構成される回路であり、各種プログラム及びデータ等の様々な情報が記録されている。   The recording unit 21 is a circuit composed of a magnetic recording medium such as a hard disk drive and a non-volatile memory such as a semiconductor recording medium, and records various information such as various programs and data.

記憶部22は、揮発性メモリを用いて構成される回路であり、各種プログラムの実行に際して発生するデータを一時的に記憶する。なお、便宜上、記録部21及び記憶部22を異なる構成として示しているが、一の回路で構成しても良く、また相互にその機能を補完することも可能である。   The storage unit 22 is a circuit configured using a volatile memory, and temporarily stores data generated when various programs are executed. For the sake of convenience, the recording unit 21 and the storage unit 22 are illustrated as different configurations, but may be configured with a single circuit, and their functions may be mutually complemented.

通信部23は、通信用アダプタ及びその付属回路を用いて構成される通信回路であり、図示しないルータ等の装置を介してネットワークNWと接続する。   The communication unit 23 is a communication circuit configured using a communication adapter and its attached circuit, and is connected to the network NW through a device such as a router (not shown).

接続部24は、通信用アダプタ及びその付属回路を用いて構成される通信回路であり、変位計測装置1と通信可能に接続する。   The connection unit 24 is a communication circuit configured using a communication adapter and its attached circuit, and is connected to the displacement measuring device 1 so as to be communicable.

入力部25及び表示部26は、指又は支持具の接触又は接近を検知する薄板状の入力部25と、液晶パネル等の薄膜状の表示部26とを積層したタッチパネル式ディスプレイを用いて構成されている。そして、表示部26は、建物に重大な損傷が発生している虞があること等の警告を表示出力する。   The input unit 25 and the display unit 26 are configured using a touch panel display in which a thin plate-like input unit 25 that detects contact or approach of a finger or a support and a thin-film display unit 26 such as a liquid crystal panel are stacked. ing. Then, the display unit 26 displays and outputs a warning that there is a possibility that the building is seriously damaged.

操作部27は、電源ボタン等の各種ボタン、その他入力用部品を用いて構成される入力用マンマシンインターフェースである。   The operation unit 27 is an input man-machine interface configured using various buttons such as a power button and other input components.

音声出力部28は、音声を出力するスピーカ等の部品を用いて構成される出力用マンマシンインターフェースである。   The audio output unit 28 is an output man-machine interface configured using components such as a speaker that outputs audio.

図5は、本願記載の計測システムにて用いられる情報処理装置3及び端末装置4の構成例を概略的に示すブロック図である。   FIG. 5 is a block diagram schematically showing a configuration example of the information processing device 3 and the terminal device 4 used in the measurement system described in the present application.

情報処理装置3は、制御部30、記録部31、記憶部32、通信部33等の各種機構を備えている。記録部31には、各建物に関する情報、各戸に関する情報、各変位計測装置1が計測した計測結果に関する情報、被害に関する情報、被害に対する対応状況を示す情報等の様々な情報が記録されている。   The information processing apparatus 3 includes various mechanisms such as a control unit 30, a recording unit 31, a storage unit 32, and a communication unit 33. The recording unit 31 records various information such as information about each building, information about each door, information about measurement results measured by each displacement measuring device 1, information about damage, and information indicating a response status to damage.

端末装置4は、制御部40、記録部41、記憶部42、入力部43、出力部44、表示部45等の各種機構を備えている。入力部43は、キーボード、マウス等の入力用マンマシンインターフェースである。出力部44は、音声及び非常時における光を発する出力用マンマシンインターフェースである。表示部45は、モニタ等の出力用マンマシンインターフェースである。   The terminal device 4 includes various mechanisms such as a control unit 40, a recording unit 41, a storage unit 42, an input unit 43, an output unit 44, and a display unit 45. The input unit 43 is an input man-machine interface such as a keyboard and a mouse. The output unit 44 is an output man-machine interface that emits sound and light in an emergency. The display unit 45 is an output man-machine interface such as a monitor.

<各装置の処理概要>
このように構成された計測システムでは、地震等の揺れが生じて、変位計測装置1が配設されている階に対する上層階と下層階との間に層間変位が生じた場合、縦杆100が揺動し、斜材101が伸縮する。計測器102は、斜材101の伸縮を伸縮変位として計測し、計測した結果を入出力装置2及び/又はネットワークNWに接続する情報処理装置3へ送信する。入出力装置2は、計測結果に基づく層間変位が所定の基準値を超えると判断した場合、基準値を超える層間変位が生じていることを居住者に警告する出力を表示部26及び/又は音声出力部28から行う。また、情報処理装置3では、各所の変位計測装置1で計測された計測結果に基づき大地震の発生の有無、建物の状況、住居者に対する警告の要否及び内容についての判断を行い、必要に応じて警告を示す警告情報を入出力装置2へ送信する。入出力装置2では、受信した警告情報に基づいて、居住者に警告する出力を表示部26及び/又は音声出力部28から行う。なお、計測結果に基づく各種判断は、計測器102、入出力装置2、情報処理装置3のそれぞれで行うように設計することが可能であり、その場合、判断内容は、それぞれの装置に適した内容となる。また、情報処理装置3の処理は、必要に応じて端末装置4を操作するオペレータの操作に基づき実行される。そして、情報処理装置3、オペレータに操作される端末装置4等の各装置では、各戸、各地域の層間変形角を収集し、建物の倒壊の状況を把握し、建物、地域等の単位でグルーピング等の処理を行うことにより、復旧対応を支援することになる。
<Process overview of each device>
In the measurement system configured as described above, when a shaking such as an earthquake occurs and an interlayer displacement occurs between the upper floor and the lower floor with respect to the floor where the displacement measuring device 1 is disposed, the vertical shaft 100 is It swings and the diagonal member 101 expands and contracts. The measuring instrument 102 measures the expansion / contraction of the diagonal member 101 as an expansion / contraction displacement, and transmits the measurement result to the information processing apparatus 3 connected to the input / output device 2 and / or the network NW. When the input / output device 2 determines that the interlayer displacement based on the measurement result exceeds a predetermined reference value, the input / output device 2 outputs an output to warn the resident that the interlayer displacement exceeds the reference value. This is done from the output unit 28. In addition, the information processing device 3 determines whether or not a large earthquake has occurred, the state of the building, the necessity of warning for the resident, and the contents based on the measurement results measured by the displacement measuring devices 1 at various places. In response, warning information indicating a warning is transmitted to the input / output device 2. In the input / output device 2, based on the received warning information, the display unit 26 and / or the audio output unit 28 outputs a warning to the resident. Various determinations based on the measurement result can be designed to be performed by each of the measuring instrument 102, the input / output device 2, and the information processing device 3, and in this case, the determination content is suitable for each device. It becomes contents. The processing of the information processing device 3 is executed based on the operation of an operator who operates the terminal device 4 as necessary. In each device such as the information processing device 3 and the terminal device 4 operated by the operator, the interlayer deformation angles of each door and each region are collected, the collapse status of the building is grasped, and the building, the region, etc. are grouped. By performing such processing, recovery support is supported.

<変位計測装置の特性>
次に、本願記載の計測システムにて用いられる変位計測装置1の特性について説明する。図6は、本願記載の変位計測装置1の特性の一例を示す説明図である。図6(a)は、変位計測装置1における縦杆100及び斜材101の配置を概略的に示している。この概略モデルにおいて、階高(縦杆100の長さ)を2,762mm、縦杆100の中間部と斜材101の上端との節点の高さを1,381mm、縦杆100の下端と斜材101の下端との離隔距離を1,000mm、略垂直の縦杆100に対する斜材の傾斜角度を36°に設定したときの、斜材101の伸縮変位と、その伸縮変位に対応する実際の層間変位及び層間変形角は、表1のようになる。
<Characteristics of displacement measuring device>
Next, characteristics of the displacement measuring apparatus 1 used in the measurement system described in the present application will be described. FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of characteristics of the displacement measuring apparatus 1 described in the present application. FIG. 6A schematically shows the arrangement of the vertical rod 100 and the diagonal member 101 in the displacement measuring apparatus 1. In this schematic model, the floor height (the length of the vertical fence 100) is 2,762 mm, the height of the node between the middle portion of the vertical fence 100 and the upper end of the diagonal member 101 is 1,381 mm, the lower end of the vertical fence 100 and the diagonal When the separation distance from the lower end of the material 101 is set to 1,000 mm and the inclination angle of the oblique material with respect to the substantially vertical vertical shaft 100 is set to 36 °, the actual displacement corresponding to the expansion / contraction displacement of the oblique material 101 Table 1 shows the interlayer displacement and the interlayer deformation angle.

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図6(b)のグラフは、斜材101の伸縮変位を横軸にとり、層間変位を縦軸にとって、それらの相関性を示したものである。このグラフにおける実線は表1に示した実際の伸縮変位と層間変位との関係を示しており、一点鎖線は、伸縮変位と層間変位との関係を線形近似した一次関数を示している。   The graph of FIG. 6B shows the correlation between the oblique member 101 with the expansion / contraction displacement on the horizontal axis and the interlayer displacement on the vertical axis. The solid line in this graph indicates the relationship between the actual expansion / contraction displacement and the interlayer displacement shown in Table 1, and the alternate long and short dash line indicates a linear function that linearly approximates the relationship between the expansion / contraction displacement and the interlayer displacement.

図7は、本願記載の変位計測装置1の特性の他の例を示す説明図である。図7(a)は、変位計測装置1における縦杆100及び斜材101の配置を概略的に示している。この概略モデルにおいて、階高(縦杆100の長さ)を2,762mm、縦杆100の中間部と斜材101の上端との節点の高さを1,381mm、縦杆100の下端と斜材101の下端との離隔距離を500mm、略垂直の縦杆100に対する斜材の傾斜角度を20°に設定したときの、斜材101の伸縮変位と、その伸縮変位に対応する実際の層間変位及び層間変形角は、表2のようになる。   FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing another example of the characteristics of the displacement measuring apparatus 1 described in the present application. FIG. 7A schematically shows the arrangement of the vertical rod 100 and the diagonal member 101 in the displacement measuring apparatus 1. In this schematic model, the floor height (the length of the vertical fence 100) is 2,762 mm, the height of the node between the middle portion of the vertical fence 100 and the upper end of the diagonal member 101 is 1,381 mm, the lower end of the vertical fence 100 and the diagonal When the distance from the lower end of the material 101 is set to 500 mm, and the inclination angle of the oblique material with respect to the substantially vertical vertical shaft 100 is set to 20 °, the displacement of the oblique material 101 and the actual interlayer displacement corresponding to the elastic displacement The interlayer deformation angles are as shown in Table 2.

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図7(b)のグラフは、斜材101の伸縮変位を横軸にとり、層間変位を縦軸にとって、それらの相関性を示したものである。このグラフにおける実線は表2に示した実際の伸縮変位と層間変位との関係を示しており、一点鎖線は、伸縮変位と層間変位との関係を線形近似した一次関数を示している。   The graph of FIG. 7B shows the correlation between the diagonal displacement of the diagonal member 101 on the horizontal axis and the interlayer displacement on the vertical axis. The solid line in this graph indicates the relationship between the actual expansion / contraction displacement and the interlayer displacement shown in Table 2, and the alternate long and short dash line indicates a linear function that linearly approximates the relationship between the expansion / contraction displacement and the interlayer displacement.

図8は、比較用の変位計測装置の特性の一例を示す説明図である。この変位計測装置は、図8(a)に示すように、下層階の梁材60と上層階の梁材60(縦杆100の上端)との間に、軸方向に伸縮可能な斜材70を配置したものである。この概略モデルにおいて、階高を2,762mm、縦杆100の下端と斜材101の下端との離隔距離を500mm、略垂直の縦杆100に対する斜材70の傾斜角度を10°に設定したときの、斜材70の伸縮変位と、その伸縮変位に対応する実際の層間変位及び層間変形角は、表3のようになる。   FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram illustrating an example of characteristics of a displacement measuring apparatus for comparison. As shown in FIG. 8A, the displacement measuring device includes an oblique member 70 that can be expanded and contracted in the axial direction between a lower-layer beam member 60 and an upper-layer beam member 60 (the upper end of the vertical shaft 100). Is arranged. In this schematic model, when the floor height is 2,762 mm, the separation distance between the lower end of the vertical rod 100 and the lower end of the diagonal member 101 is 500 mm, and the inclination angle of the diagonal member 70 with respect to the substantially vertical vertical rod 100 is set to 10 ° Table 3 shows the expansion / contraction displacement of the diagonal member 70 and the actual interlayer displacement and interlayer deformation angle corresponding to the expansion / contraction displacement.

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図8(b)のグラフは、斜材70の伸縮変位を横軸にとり、層間変位を縦軸にとって、それらの相関性を示したものである。このグラフにおける実線は表3に示した実際の伸縮変位と層間変位との関係を示しており、一点鎖線は、伸縮変位と層間変位との関係を線形近似した一次関数を示している。   The graph of FIG. 8B shows the correlation between the expansion / contraction displacement of the diagonal member 70 on the horizontal axis and the interlayer displacement on the vertical axis. The solid line in this graph indicates the relationship between the actual expansion / contraction displacement and the interlayer displacement shown in Table 3, and the alternate long and short dash line indicates a linear function that linearly approximates the relationship between the expansion / contraction displacement and the interlayer displacement.

なお、柱、梁に囲まれた矩形の躯体(柱梁構面)に水平力が作用すると、該躯体は平行四辺形に変形し、厳密には高さ方向にも微少な変位を生じるが、その変位量は、地震による躯体全体の変形量から見ると極めて軽微(図6、7の概略モデルにおいて、層間変形角が1/15(rad)のとき、高さの変化は約6mm)である。そこで、装置側でのデータ処理を簡素化して実用的な誤差範囲内での変位計測を実現するため、上記3例の表及びグラフに示した値は、躯体が平行四辺形に変形した場合でも、その高さ方向の寸法は一定であると見做して幾何学的に算出したものである。   In addition, when a horizontal force acts on a rectangular frame (column beam construction surface) surrounded by columns and beams, the frame is deformed into a parallelogram, and strictly speaking, a slight displacement occurs in the height direction. The amount of displacement is extremely small when viewed from the amount of deformation of the entire frame due to the earthquake (when the interlayer deformation angle is 1/15 (rad) in the schematic models of FIGS. 6 and 7, the change in height is about 6 mm). . Therefore, in order to simplify the data processing on the device side and realize displacement measurement within a practical error range, the values shown in the table and graph of the above three examples are the values even when the housing is deformed into a parallelogram. The dimension in the height direction is assumed to be constant and is calculated geometrically.

上記3例を対比すると、図6〜図8及び表1〜表3から把握されるように、下層階と上層階との間に垂直に近い角度で斜材70を配置した比較用の変位計測装置は、斜材の伸縮変位が大きくなると、実際の層間変位を示す曲線と近似直線との乖離が顕著になり、誤差が増大する。この誤差は、斜材の角度が垂直に近いほど建物の高さの変化が斜材の伸縮変位に反映されやすくなる一方で、高さの変化を無視したことによるものである。また、比較用の変位計測装置は、平行四辺形の変形の向き(左右)によって誤差の生じる方向や大きさが異なるため、地震によって伸縮変位を計測した後、そのデータを再処理しないと層間変位を精度良く把握できない、という不都合もある。   Comparing the above three examples, as can be understood from FIGS. 6 to 8 and Tables 1 to 3, the displacement measurement for comparison in which the diagonal member 70 is arranged at an angle close to the vertical between the lower floor and the upper floor. In the apparatus, when the expansion / contraction displacement of the diagonal member increases, the difference between the curve indicating the actual interlayer displacement and the approximate line becomes remarkable, and the error increases. This error is due to the fact that the change in the height of the building is more easily reflected in the expansion and contraction displacement of the diagonal material while the angle of the diagonal material is closer to the vertical, while the change in the height is ignored. In addition, since the displacement measuring device for comparison differs in the direction and size in which the error occurs depending on the deformation direction (left and right) of the parallelogram, the inter-layer displacement must be measured after measuring the expansion and contraction displacement due to the earthquake and then reprocessing the data. There is also an inconvenience that it is not possible to accurately grasp.

これに対し、縦杆100の中間部に斜材101を連結して垂直線に対する斜材101の角度を大きくした本願記載の変位計測装置1は、伸縮変位と層間変位との関係の線形性が高く、線形近似して一次式により伸縮変位から層間変位を求めても誤差が小さいことが明らかである。この効果は、伸縮変位が大きくなる領域、即ち、層間変形角が大きくなる領域、特に層間変形角が±1/30(rad)となる領域で顕著であり、層間変形角が±1/15(rad)でも誤差が小さい。図8及び表3に示した比較用の変位計測装置が、層間変形角±1/30、±1/15(rad)で、誤差約10%、22%であるのに対し、図6及び表1に示した本願記載の変位計測装置1では、層間変形角±1/30、±1/15(rad)で、誤差5%以下、10%以下に抑えることができる。   On the other hand, the displacement measuring device 1 described in the present application in which the diagonal member 101 is connected to the middle portion of the vertical rod 100 to increase the angle of the diagonal member 101 with respect to the vertical line has a linear relationship between the expansion and contraction displacement and the interlayer displacement. It is clear that the error is small even if the inter-layer displacement is obtained from the expansion / contraction displacement by linear approximation and linear expression. This effect is remarkable in a region where the expansion / contraction displacement is large, that is, a region where the interlayer deformation angle is large, particularly a region where the interlayer deformation angle is ± 1/30 (rad), and the interlayer deformation angle is ± 1/15 ( rad) also has a small error. The comparative displacement measuring apparatus shown in FIG. 8 and Table 3 has an interlayer deformation angle of ± 1/30 and ± 1/15 (rad) and an error of about 10% and 22%, whereas FIG. In the displacement measuring apparatus 1 described in the present application shown in FIG. 1, the error can be suppressed to 5% or less and 10% or less with an interlayer deformation angle of ± 1/30 and ± 1/15 (rad).

なお、層間変形角の±1/30(rad)は、建物の被災度区分判定基準において、一般の鉄骨ブレース造の建物では50%超でブレースに破断が生じていると想定される変形量である。この程度の変形が生じている場合、余震等の更なる外乱により変形が進む虞があり、応急対応を行うことが望ましい。また、層間変形角の±1/15(rad)は、建築基準法施行規則第一条の三第一項の認定に係る性能評価業務方法の別記でも記載されているように、鉄骨ブレース造において、計算上、構造耐力を負担していると評価できる範囲であり、これを超えると実際に建物が倒壊していなくても、復旧が困難であり、構造計算上は建物が倒壊されていると判断することもできる変形量である。   In addition, ± 1/30 (rad) of the inter-layer deformation angle is the amount of deformation assumed to cause the brace to break at more than 50% in a general steel brace building in the building damage criteria classification criteria. is there. When this degree of deformation has occurred, there is a risk that the deformation may proceed due to further disturbances such as aftershocks, and it is desirable to take emergency measures. In addition, ± 1/15 (rad) of the interlaminar deformation angle, as described in the appendix of the performance evaluation business method pertaining to the certification of Article 1-3, Paragraph 1 of the Building Standards Law Enforcement Regulations, In the calculation, it is within the range where it can be evaluated that the structural strength is borne, and beyond this, even if the building has not actually collapsed, it is difficult to recover, and the building is collapsed in the structural calculation The amount of deformation that can also be determined.

従って、各装置の処理概要として説明したように、入出力装置2、情報処理装置3等の各装置は、計測結果に基づく層間変位が所定の基準値を超えると判断した場合、警告の出力処理を実行するが、所定の基準値としては、層間変形角±1/30(rad)に相当する層間変位が設定される。また、更に大きな揺れの基準として、層間変形角±1/15(rad)に相当する層間変位が設定される。なお、層間変形角は、層間変位及び階間高さを用いて求めることができるので、変位計測装置1が設置される階について、基準となる層間変形角に相当する層間変位を予め設定しておくことが可能である。   Therefore, as described as the processing outline of each device, when each device such as the input / output device 2 and the information processing device 3 determines that the interlayer displacement based on the measurement result exceeds a predetermined reference value, the warning output processing As a predetermined reference value, an interlayer displacement corresponding to an interlayer deformation angle ± 1/30 (rad) is set. Further, an interlayer displacement corresponding to an interlayer deformation angle ± 1/15 (rad) is set as a reference for even greater shaking. Since the interlayer deformation angle can be obtained using the interlayer displacement and the height between floors, an interlayer displacement corresponding to the reference interlayer deformation angle is set in advance for the floor where the displacement measuring device 1 is installed. It is possible to leave.

また、図6及び図7並びに表1及び表2から明らかなように、縦杆100と斜材101との角度が大きいほど、伸縮変位と層間変位との線形性は高くなる。従って、建物内で変位計測装置1を配置する空間における制約の範囲内で、縦杆100に対する斜材101の角度を10°以上、好ましくは20°以上、より好ましくは36°以上とすることが望ましい。   As is clear from FIGS. 6 and 7 and Tables 1 and 2, the greater the angle between the vertical hook 100 and the diagonal member 101, the higher the linearity between the stretch displacement and the interlayer displacement. Accordingly, the angle of the diagonal member 101 with respect to the vertical gutter 100 is set to 10 ° or more, preferably 20 ° or more, and more preferably 36 ° or more, within the limits of the space where the displacement measuring device 1 is arranged in the building. desirable.

上述の表及びグラフによって説明した本願記載の変位計測装置1の特性は幾何学的な原理に基づくものであるが、本願記載の変位計測装置1はさらに、実際の建物への設置態様においても、以下の優位性を具備している。すなわち、実際の建物においては、柱と梁とが互いの接合角度を保持する剛節点に近い形態で接合されたり、下層階と上層階との間に筋交い、耐力壁、外装材、内装材等が配設されたりして剛性が増強されるため、柱・梁に囲まれる矩形の躯体は、平行四辺形よりもさらに複雑に湾曲した変形を生じることになる。その変位は、部位によっては上述した平行四辺形の単純変形による高さ方向の微少な変位を超える場合もある。そのような条件下で、例えば特許文献2に記載された斜材のみによる変位計測装置を柱に近接させて設置すると、その変位計測装置が柱や梁の湾曲等による構面の複雑な変形まで拾い出してしまい、その結果、計測値から算出される層間変位に余計な誤差が含まれてしまうおそれがある。   The characteristics of the displacement measuring device 1 described in the present application described with reference to the above table and graph are based on the geometric principle, but the displacement measuring device 1 described in the present application is further used in an actual building installation, It has the following advantages. In other words, in an actual building, columns and beams are joined in a form close to a rigid node that maintains the joint angle between them, or struts between lower and upper floors, bearing walls, exterior materials, interior materials, etc. Since the rigidity is enhanced by the arrangement of the rectangular frame, the rectangular frame surrounded by the columns / beams is deformed in a more complicated curved shape than the parallelogram. Depending on the part, the displacement may exceed a slight displacement in the height direction due to the simple deformation of the parallelogram described above. Under such conditions, for example, when the displacement measuring device using only the diagonal material described in Patent Document 2 is installed close to the column, the displacement measuring device can perform complicated deformation of the construction surface due to the curvature of the column or beam. As a result, there is a possibility that an extra error is included in the interlayer displacement calculated from the measured value.

そこで、本願記載の変位計測装置1は、柱・梁に囲まれる矩形の躯体が複雑な湾曲変形を生じても、それに影響されにくく、構成部材の幾何学的な位置関係を明快に保持した状態で変位計測ができるように、縦杆100と斜材101とを組み合わせて、それらの端部を全てピン節点で躯体に接合するという構成を採用している。この構成によれば、躯体に水平力が作用したとき、縦杆100が躯体に生じる複雑な湾曲変形の影響を受けずに直線性を保持したまま傾倒するので、その中間部に接合された斜材101の伸縮変位を計測することで、躯体の水平変位だけを精度良く抽出することができる。さらに、縦杆100の中間部に斜材101を連結することで、変位計測装置の設置幅(縦杆と斜材の下端との間隔幅)が小さくても、垂直線に対する斜材の角度を大きくして、伸縮変位を層間変位に線形近似した場合の誤差を小さくすることができる。   Therefore, the displacement measuring device 1 described in the present application is a state in which a rectangular frame surrounded by columns and beams is not easily affected even when complicated curved deformation occurs, and the geometrical positional relationship between the constituent members is clearly maintained. The vertical rod 100 and the diagonal member 101 are combined so that the displacement can be measured by using a configuration in which all ends thereof are joined to the frame at pin nodes. According to this configuration, when a horizontal force is applied to the housing, the vertical rod 100 is tilted while maintaining linearity without being affected by the complicated curved deformation generated in the housing. By measuring the expansion / contraction displacement of the material 101, it is possible to accurately extract only the horizontal displacement of the housing. Further, by connecting the diagonal member 101 to the middle portion of the vertical rod 100, even if the installation width of the displacement measuring device (the interval width between the vertical rod and the lower end of the diagonal member) is small, the angle of the diagonal member with respect to the vertical line can be adjusted. It is possible to reduce the error when linearly approximating the expansion / contraction displacement to the interlayer displacement.

本発明は、以上説明した実施形態に限定されるものではなく、他の様々な形態で実施することが可能である。そのため、上述した実施形態はあらゆる点で単なる例示にすぎず、限定的に解釈してはならない。本発明の範囲は請求の範囲によって示すものであって、明細書本文には、なんら拘束されない。更に、請求の範囲の均等範囲に属する変形や変更は、全て本発明の範囲内のものである。   The present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above, and can be implemented in various other forms. For this reason, the above-described embodiment is merely an example in all respects and should not be interpreted in a limited manner. The scope of the present invention is shown by the scope of claims, and is not restricted by the text of the specification. Further, all modifications and changes belonging to the equivalent scope of the claims are within the scope of the present invention.

以下に、無数に存在する本発明の様々な形態の一部について説明する。   Hereinafter, some of various forms of the present invention that are innumerable will be described.

図9は、本願記載の計測システムにて用いられる変位計測装置1の一例を示す概略図である。図9(a)は、正面図であり、図9(b)は、C−D断面における平面図であり、図9(c)は、右側面図である。なお、計測器102は省略している。図9に例示する変位計測装置1は、図2に例示した変位計測装置1を部分的に改変したものであり、縦杆100及び下層階の梁材60に対する斜材101の接合形態が異なっている。   FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram showing an example of the displacement measuring apparatus 1 used in the measuring system described in the present application. Fig.9 (a) is a front view, FIG.9 (b) is a top view in CD cross section, FIG.9 (c) is a right view. Note that the measuring instrument 102 is omitted. The displacement measuring apparatus 1 illustrated in FIG. 9 is a partial modification of the displacement measuring apparatus 1 illustrated in FIG. 2, and the joining form of the diagonal member 101 to the vertical rod 100 and the beam member 60 on the lower floor is different. Yes.

図9に例示する変位計測装置1は、縦杆100の中間部の側部に、平板状の2枚の取付プレート100eが、互いの面同士を平行にして側方へ突出するように取り付けられている。一方、斜材101の上端には、その材端に開口して軸方向に延びるスリットが形成され、そのスリットに平板状の接合プレート101eが挿入されて溶接されている。接合プレート101eは、その弱軸方向(板厚方向)を柱梁構面(図9(a)の紙面)に直交させる姿勢で、縦杆100の側部に取り付けられた2枚の取付プレート100eの間に挟み込まれ、それらとともにボルト・ナット綴着されている。   The displacement measuring apparatus 1 illustrated in FIG. 9 is attached to the side part of the middle part of the vertical hook 100 so that two flat plate-like attachment plates 100e protrude sideways with their surfaces parallel to each other. ing. On the other hand, a slit is formed at the upper end of the diagonal member 101 so as to open at the end of the diagonal member and extend in the axial direction. A flat joining plate 101e is inserted into the slit and welded. The joining plate 101e has two attachment plates 100e attached to the side portions of the vertical rod 100 in a posture in which the weak axis direction (plate thickness direction) is orthogonal to the column beam construction surface (the paper surface of FIG. 9A). Between them and bolts and nuts are attached together.

また、下層階の梁材60には、平板状の2枚の取付プレート60bが、互いの面同士を平行にして上方へ突出するように取り付けられている。そして、斜材101の下端には、先述した上端と同様に、その材端に開口して軸方向に延びるスリットが形成され、そのスリットに平板状の接合プレート101fが挿入されて溶接されている。接合プレート101fは、その弱軸方向(板厚方向)を柱梁構面(図9(a)の紙面)に直交させる姿勢で、梁材60に取り付けられた2枚の取付プレート60bの間に挟み込まれ、それらとともにボルト・ナット綴着されている。   Further, two flat plate mounting plates 60b are mounted on the lower floor beam member 60 so as to protrude upward with their surfaces parallel to each other. Then, similarly to the upper end described above, a slit is formed at the lower end of the diagonal member 101 so as to open at the end of the material and extend in the axial direction. A flat plate-like joining plate 101f is inserted into the slit and welded. . The joining plate 101f is positioned between the two attachment plates 60b attached to the beam member 60 in a posture in which the weak axis direction (plate thickness direction) is orthogonal to the column beam construction surface (the paper surface of FIG. 9A). They are sandwiched and bolted together with them.

このような接合形態により、斜材101は、縦杆100及び下層階の梁材60に対し、ピン節点を介して接合されることとなる。   With such a joining form, the diagonal member 101 is joined to the vertical fence 100 and the beam member 60 on the lower floor via the pin nodes.

図10は、本願記載の計測システムにて用いられる変位計測装置1の一例を示す概略図である。図10(a)は、正面図であり、図10(b)は、E−F断面における平面図であり、図10(c)は、右側面図である。なお、計測器102は省略している。図10に例示する変位計測装置1は、図9に例示した変位計測装置1を部分的に改変したものであり、縦杆100の形状および縦杆100に対する斜材101の接合形態が異なっている。   FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of the displacement measuring apparatus 1 used in the measurement system described in the present application. Fig.10 (a) is a front view, FIG.10 (b) is a top view in EF cross section, FIG.10 (c) is a right view. Note that the measuring instrument 102 is omitted. The displacement measuring device 1 illustrated in FIG. 10 is a partial modification of the displacement measuring device 1 illustrated in FIG. 9, and the shape of the vertical rod 100 and the joining form of the diagonal member 101 to the vertical rod 100 are different. .

図10に例示する変位計測装置1では、縦杆100に断面寸法の小さいH形鋼が用いられている。そのH形鋼は中間部で分断され、分断されたH形鋼同士が、それぞれのウェブを表裏両側から挟むように添設された2枚の連結プレート100fを介して、材軸方向に連結されている。また、縦杆100の上下両端は、そのウェブと同一面をなすように梁材60に添設された連結プレート60cと、縦杆100のウェブとを、表裏両側から連結プレート100gで挟むようにして連結されている。   In the displacement measuring apparatus 1 illustrated in FIG. 10, an H-section steel having a small cross-sectional dimension is used for the vertical rod 100. The H-shaped steel is divided at the intermediate portion, and the divided H-shaped steels are connected in the axial direction through two connecting plates 100f attached so as to sandwich the respective webs from both sides. ing. Further, the upper and lower ends of the vertical hook 100 are connected so that the connecting plate 60c attached to the beam member 60 and the web of the vertical hook 100 are sandwiched by the connecting plates 100g from both front and back sides so as to be flush with the web. Has been.

一方、斜材101の上端には、図9に例示した形態と同様に、その材端に開口して軸方向に延びるスリットが形成され、そのスリットに平板状の接合プレート101eが挿入されて溶接されている。接合プレート101eは、その弱軸方向(板厚方向)を柱梁構面(図10(a)の紙面)に直交させる姿勢で、縦杆100の中間部に配置された2枚の取付プレート100fの間に挟み込まれ、それらとともにボルト・ナット綴着されている。斜材101の下端と下層階の梁材60との接合形態は、図9に例示した形態と同じである。   On the other hand, similarly to the embodiment illustrated in FIG. 9, a slit is formed at the upper end of the diagonal member 101 so as to open at the end of the material and extend in the axial direction. A flat joining plate 101e is inserted into the slit and welded. Has been. The joining plate 101e has two mounting plates 100f disposed in the middle portion of the vertical rod 100 in a posture in which the weak axis direction (plate thickness direction) is orthogonal to the column beam construction surface (the paper surface of FIG. 10A). Between them and bolts and nuts are attached together. The joining form of the lower end of the diagonal member 101 and the beam member 60 on the lower floor is the same as the form illustrated in FIG.

このような接合形態によっても、斜材101は、縦杆100及び下層階の梁材60に対し、ピン節点を介して接合されることとなる。   Even in such a joining form, the diagonal member 101 is joined to the vertical fence 100 and the beam member 60 on the lower floor via the pin nodes.

図11は、本願記載の計測システムにて用いられる変位計測装置1の一例を示す概略図である。図11(a)は、正面図であり、図11(b)は、G−H断面における平面図であり、図11(c)は、右側面図である。図11に例示する変位計測装置1は、図10に例示した変位計測装置1を部分的に改変したものあり、斜材101の形態が異なっている。図11に例示する変位計測装置1では、斜材を構成する外筒部材101a及び内筒部材101bに角形鋼管が用いられている。斜材101の上端と縦杆100との接合形態、及び斜材101の下端と梁材60との接合形態は、いずれも、図10に例示した変位計測装置1と同様である。このような接合形態によっても、斜材101は、縦杆100及び下層階の梁材60に対し、ピン節点を介して接合されることとなる。   FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of the displacement measuring apparatus 1 used in the measurement system described in the present application. Fig.11 (a) is a front view, FIG.11 (b) is a top view in GH cross section, and FIG.11 (c) is a right view. The displacement measuring device 1 illustrated in FIG. 11 is a partial modification of the displacement measuring device 1 illustrated in FIG. 10, and the configuration of the diagonal material 101 is different. In the displacement measuring apparatus 1 illustrated in FIG. 11, square steel pipes are used for the outer cylinder member 101a and the inner cylinder member 101b constituting the diagonal material. The joining form between the upper end of the diagonal member 101 and the vertical rod 100 and the joining form between the lower end of the oblique member 101 and the beam member 60 are the same as those of the displacement measuring apparatus 1 illustrated in FIG. Even in such a joining form, the diagonal member 101 is joined to the vertical fence 100 and the beam member 60 on the lower floor via the pin nodes.

このように縦杆100と、斜材101と、梁材60との接合形態については、構造的にピン節点と見做しうる様々な接合形態を適宜選択して実施することが可能である。また、縦杆100及び斜材101についても様々な材料を用いることが可能であり、例えば、上述した形態以外にも、縦杆100に丸鋼管やリップ付き溝形鋼等を用いることが可能である。さらに、縦杆100は、建物の躯体を構成する柱材のうち、上下両端が梁材に対して
ピン節点と見做しうる接合形態で接合された間柱等を利用するものであっても良い。
As described above, the joining form of the vertical rod 100, the diagonal member 101, and the beam member 60 can be implemented by appropriately selecting various joining forms that can be structurally regarded as pin nodes. Also, various materials can be used for the vertical rod 100 and the diagonal member 101. For example, a round steel pipe or a grooved steel with a lip can be used for the vertical rod 100 in addition to the above-described form. is there. Further, the vertical gutter 100 may use a pillar or the like in which the upper and lower ends are joined to the beam material in a joining form that can be regarded as a pin node among the pillar materials constituting the building frame. .

また、斜材101は、縦杆100の中間部と下層階の梁材60とを繋ぐことに替えて、縦杆100の中間部と上層階の梁材60とを繋ぐようにしても良い。   Further, the diagonal member 101 may be configured to connect the intermediate portion of the vertical fence 100 and the beam material 60 on the upper floor instead of connecting the intermediate portion of the vertical fence 100 and the beam material 60 on the lower floor.

更に、計測器102は、斜材101の外側に取り付けるのではなく、斜材101の内側に内包させる等、様々な形態に展開することが可能である。   Furthermore, the measuring instrument 102 can be developed in various forms such as being enclosed inside the diagonal material 101 instead of being attached outside the diagonal material 101.

1 変位計測装置
10 計測部
100 縦杆
101 斜材
102 計測器
1020 保持具
1021 計測子
1022 計測片
11 演算部
12 接続部
13 通信部
2 入出力装置
26 表示部(画像出力部)
28 音声出力部
3 情報処理装置
4 端末装置
60 梁材
NW ネットワーク
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Displacement measuring device 10 Measuring part 100 Vertical hook 101 Diagonal material 102 Measuring instrument 1020 Holder 1021 Measuring element 1022 Measuring piece 11 Calculation part 12 Connection part 13 Communication part 2 Input / output device 26 Display part (image output part)
28 Voice output unit 3 Information processing device 4 Terminal device 60 Beam material NW network

Claims (8)

建物の下層階と上層階との間に取り付けられた縦杆と、
前記縦杆の中間部と前記下層階又は前記上層階との間に斜めに取り付けられ、長手方向に伸縮可能な斜材と、
前記斜材の伸縮変位を計測する計測器と
を備え、
前記縦杆の上下両端は、前記下層階及び上層階の躯体を構成する横架材に対しピン節点と見做しうる接合形態によって接合されており、
前記斜材の上下両端は、前記縦杆並びに前記下層階又は上層階の躯体を構成する横架材に対しピン節点と見做しうる接合形態によって接合されている
ことを特徴とする計測システム。
A downspout attached between the lower and upper floors of the building,
A diagonal member attached obliquely between the middle part of the vertical fence and the lower floor or the upper floor, and stretchable in the longitudinal direction,
A measuring instrument for measuring the displacement of the diagonal member,
The upper and lower ends of the vertical fence are joined by a joining form that can be regarded as a pin node with respect to the horizontal member constituting the lower and upper floors,
The upper and lower ends of the diagonal member are joined to the longitudinal member and the horizontal member constituting the lower-layer or upper-layer case by a joining form that can be regarded as a pin node.
請求項1に記載の計測システムであって、
前記斜材は、縦杆に対して10°以上の角度で斜めに取り付けられている
ことを特徴とする計測システム。
The measurement system according to claim 1,
The measuring system , wherein the diagonal member is attached obliquely at an angle of 10 ° or more with respect to the vertical shaft .
請求項1又は請求項2に記載の計測システムであって、
伸縮変位と前記下層階及び上層階の間の層間変位との線形近似される関係に基づいて、前記計測器が計測した伸縮変位から導出される層間変位が、前記建物の損傷に関する閾値に基づいて設定された基準値を超える場合に、前記建物の損傷に関する出力をする出力手段を備える
ことを特徴とする計測システム。
The measurement system according to claim 1 or 2 ,
Based on a linear approximation of the expansion and contraction displacement and the interlayer displacement between the lower floor and the upper floor, the interlayer displacement derived from the expansion and displacement measured by the measuring instrument is based on a threshold regarding damage to the building. A measurement system comprising: output means for outputting an output relating to damage to the building when a set reference value is exceeded .
請求項3に記載の計測システムであって、
前記出力手段が前記建物の損傷に関する出力をする基準値は、導出される層間変位が、±1/30(rad)以上の層間変形角に相当する値に基づいて設定されている
ことを特徴とする計測システム。
The measurement system according to claim 3 ,
The reference value by which the output means outputs the damage on the building is set based on a value corresponding to an interlayer deformation angle with a derived interlayer displacement of ± 1/30 (rad) or more. Measuring system.
請求項3又は請求項4に記載の計測システムであって
記計測器と通信可能な出力装置と
を更に備え、
前記出力装置が、前記出力手段を備える
ことを特徴とする計測システム。
The measurement system according to claim 3 or 4 , wherein
Further comprising a front Symbol instruments that can communicate an output device,
The output device includes the output unit.
請求項5に記載の計測システムであって、
複数の前記出力装置と通信可能な情報処理装置を更に備える
ことを特徴とする計測システム。
The measurement system according to claim 5,
A measurement system further comprising an information processing device capable of communicating with the plurality of output devices.
請求項1乃至請求項6のいずれか1項に記載の計測システムに使用可能であり、
前記縦杆、前記斜材及び前記計測器を備える
ことを特徴とする変位計測装置。
It can be used for the measurement system according to any one of claims 1 to 6,
A displacement measuring apparatus comprising the downboard, the diagonal member, and the measuring instrument.
建物の下層階と上層階との間に取り付け可能な縦杆と、
前記縦杆の中間部と前記下層階又は前記上層階との間に斜めに取り付け可能であり、長手方向に伸縮可能な斜材と、
前記斜材の伸縮変位を計測する計測器と
を備え、
前記縦杆の上下両端は、前記下層階及び上層階の躯体を構成する横架材に対しピン節点と見做しうる接合形態によって接合され、
前記斜材の上下両端は、前記縦杆並びに前記下層階又は上層階の躯体を構成する横架材に対しピン節点と見做しうる接合形態によって接合される
ことを特徴とする変位計測装置。
A downpipe that can be installed between the lower and upper floors of the building,
An oblique member that can be attached obliquely between the middle part of the vertical fence and the lower floor or the upper floor, and can be expanded and contracted in the longitudinal direction,
A measuring instrument for measuring the displacement of the diagonal member,
The upper and lower ends of the vertical fence are joined by a joining form that can be regarded as a pin node with respect to the horizontal member constituting the lower floor and the upper floor frame,
The upper and lower ends of the diagonal member are joined to the longitudinal member and the horizontal member constituting the lower-layer or upper-layer housing in a joint form that can be regarded as a pin node.
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