JP6490373B2 - Strengthening element corrugated steel plate edge reinforcement fixing structure - Google Patents

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JP6490373B2
JP6490373B2 JP2014190817A JP2014190817A JP6490373B2 JP 6490373 B2 JP6490373 B2 JP 6490373B2 JP 2014190817 A JP2014190817 A JP 2014190817A JP 2014190817 A JP2014190817 A JP 2014190817A JP 6490373 B2 JP6490373 B2 JP 6490373B2
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この発明は、耐力壁パネル内に耐力要素として配置された波形鋼板の縁部を補強して、パネルフレームに固定する耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造に関する。   The present invention relates to an edge reinforcement fixing structure of a strength element corrugated steel plate that reinforces an edge portion of a corrugated steel sheet arranged as a strength element in a load bearing wall panel and fixes it to a panel frame.

従来、耐力壁パネルとして、パネル内に耐力要素となる波形鋼板を配置し、これをパネルフレームに固定したものが知られている。波型鋼板の固定構造については、従来では分散型がほとんどである。つまり、タッピングビス等のビスまたはボルトを用いて薄板である波型鋼板を止めるのに、ビスまたはボルト自体の強度ではなく、板の厚みによる支圧によって左右される場合が多い。そのため、多数の小さなビスまたはボルトを分散して用いて固定している。   Conventionally, as a load-bearing wall panel, a corrugated steel plate serving as a load-bearing element is arranged in the panel, and this is fixed to a panel frame. Conventionally, most of the corrugated steel plate fixing structure is a dispersion type. That is, in order to stop a corrugated steel sheet, which is a thin plate, using a screw such as a tapping screw or a bolt, there are many cases where it depends not on the strength of the screw or the bolt itself but on the bearing pressure due to the thickness of the plate. Therefore, many small screws or bolts are dispersed and fixed.

特開2003−221808号公報JP 2003-221808 A 特公平07−121424号公報Japanese Patent Publication No. 07-121424 特許第3079417号公報Japanese Patent No. 3079417

波形鋼板は、薄い板厚であっても高い耐力を発揮するので、耐力壁パネルの耐力要素として優れた材料である。しかし、板厚が非常に薄く、また耐力要素としての機能が発揮できるように固定するために、上記のように多数の小さなビスまたはボルトを分散して用いる分散型で固定している。
しかし、ビスやボルトは製造規格が決まっており、市販の最少のビスまたはボルトを用いて出来るだけ多数の箇所に分散して固定しても、固定の強度を十分に得られないことが多い。パネルフレームは形鋼等の線状の部材からなり、また波形鋼板は波の山部と谷部とがあって、平坦なパネルフレーム表面に固定する場合、通常では谷部でしか固定できない。そのため、分散型で固定する場合であっても、限られたスペースで固定せざるを得ない。このため、多数のビスやボルトで固定しようとし場合に、十分な固定スペースを確保できない場合がある。
また、ビスやボルトを多数用いて固定する構造であると、固定作業を行う箇所が多いため、製造、または施工に大きな負担がかかり、コスト増の要因となる。
なお、波型鋼板の固定を溶接で行うことも可能ではあるが、波型鋼板の板厚が薄いため、十分な溶接脚長等の溶接範囲が得られず、耐力要素の固定として十分な強度が確保できない。
Corrugated steel sheet is a superior material as a load-bearing element of a load-bearing wall panel because it exhibits high yield strength even with a thin plate thickness. However, in order to fix the plate so that the plate thickness is very thin and the function as a load bearing element can be exerted, it is fixed by a distributed type using a large number of small screws or bolts as described above.
However, the manufacturing standards of screws and bolts are fixed, and even if the smallest commercially available screws or bolts are used to disperse and fix as many places as possible, sufficient fixing strength cannot often be obtained. The panel frame is made of a linear member such as a shape steel, and the corrugated steel sheet has crests and troughs of waves. When the corrugated steel plate is fixed to the flat panel frame surface, it can be usually fixed only at the troughs. For this reason, even in the case of fixing in a distributed type, it must be fixed in a limited space. For this reason, when trying to fix with many screws and bolts, a sufficient fixing space may not be secured.
In addition, if the structure is fixed using a large number of screws and bolts, there are many places where the fixing work is performed, so that a large burden is imposed on manufacturing or construction, which causes an increase in cost.
Although it is possible to fix the corrugated steel sheet by welding, since the corrugated steel sheet is thin, a sufficient welding range such as a welding leg length cannot be obtained, and sufficient strength for fixing the load bearing element is obtained. It cannot be secured.

この発明の目的は、ビス等の固着具または溶接等により固定する波型鋼板の固定箇所の強度を、補強部材の追加等を必要とせずに高め、かつ少ない固着具の使用本数や、限られた固定範囲で、耐力要素の固定として必要な固定強度と剛性を高めることができる耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造を提供することである。   The object of the present invention is to increase the strength of a fixing portion of a corrugated steel sheet fixed by welding or the like, such as screws, without requiring the addition of a reinforcing member, etc. It is another object of the present invention to provide an edge reinforcing and fixing structure of a load bearing element corrugated steel sheet that can increase the fixing strength and rigidity required for fixing the load bearing element within a fixed range.

この発明の耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造の基本構成は、耐力壁パネル内に耐力要素として配置された波形鋼板における波山部分の稜線方向と直交する方向に沿う縁部を補強し前記耐力壁パネルのパネルフレームに固定する耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造であって、
前記波形鋼板の前記縁部の波谷部分に、この波形鋼板の一部の塑性加工により形成された重なり片を重ねた複数層の重なり補強部を設け、前記重なり補強部を前記パネルフレームに固定したことを特徴とする。前記パネルフレームへの波型鋼板の固定は、例えば前記重なり補強部を貫通するビスまたはボルト等の軸状の固着具により行う。
前記「塑性加工」は、折り曲げや押し潰しなどの加工を言う。
The basic structure of the edge reinforcing and fixing structure of the load bearing element corrugated steel sheet of the present invention is to reinforce the edge along the direction perpendicular to the ridge line direction of the wavy portion in the corrugated steel sheet arranged as the load bearing element in the load bearing wall panel. Strength-proof corrugated steel plate edge reinforcement fixing structure to be fixed to the panel frame of the wall panel,
In the corrugated portion of the edge of the corrugated steel plate, a plurality of overlapping reinforcing portions are provided by overlapping overlapping pieces formed by plastic processing of a part of the corrugated steel plate, and the overlapping reinforcing portion is fixed to the panel frame. It is characterized by that. The corrugated steel plate is fixed to the panel frame by, for example, a shaft-like fixing tool such as a screw or a bolt that penetrates the overlapping reinforcing portion.
The “plastic processing” refers to processing such as bending or crushing.

この構成によると、波形鋼板の前記縁部の波谷部分に、この波形鋼板の一部の塑性加工により形成された重なり片を重ねた複数層の重なり補強部を設けるため、波形鋼板のパネルフレームに固定する縁部の厚さが板厚の2〜3倍に増す。そのため、ビス等の軸状の固着具で固定する場合に、固定に効率の良い大径の固着具を使用することができて、少ない固着具の使用本数で集中型固定等として、固定強度と剛性を高めることができる。これにより、耐力要素として必要な波型鋼板の固定の強度,剛性を確保することができる。溶接で固定する場合は、溶接固定される部分の厚さが厚くなることによって溶接脚長を増すことができ、固定強度と剛性を高めることができる。
また、前記重なり補強部は、波形鋼板の一部の塑性加工により形成された重なり片を重ねた部分であるため、補強板等の別部材の補強部材を追加して重ねる場合と異なり、薄板からなる波型鋼板自体を巧みに利用して固定強度と剛性を高めることができる。これらにより、耐力壁の製造や施工にかかる負担も軽減できる。
According to this configuration, the corrugated steel plate frame frame is provided with a plurality of overlapping reinforcing portions in which overlapping pieces formed by plastic processing of a part of the corrugated steel plate are provided in the corrugated portion of the edge of the corrugated steel plate. The thickness of the fixing edge is increased to 2 to 3 times the plate thickness. For this reason, when fixing with a shaft-like fixing tool such as a screw, it is possible to use a large-diameter fixing tool that is efficient for fixing. Stiffness can be increased. As a result, it is possible to secure the strength and rigidity of fixing the corrugated steel sheet necessary as a load bearing element. When fixing by welding, the weld leg length can be increased by increasing the thickness of the portion to be fixed by welding, and the fixing strength and rigidity can be increased.
In addition, since the overlap reinforcing portion is a portion in which overlapping pieces formed by plastic processing of a part of the corrugated steel plate are overlapped, unlike a case where another reinforcing member such as a reinforcing plate is additionally stacked, the overlap reinforcing portion is formed from a thin plate. It is possible to increase the fixing strength and rigidity by skillfully utilizing the corrugated steel sheet itself. By these, the burden concerning manufacture and construction of a bearing wall can also be reduced.

この基本構成において、前記波形鋼板は、例えば断面矩形であっても良い。断面矩形の波形鋼板は、耐力要素として優れ、またその矩形の波形形状により、波形鋼板の塑性加工により重なり片を設ける加工が容易にかつ効果的に行える。 In this basic configuration , the corrugated steel sheet may have a rectangular cross section, for example. The corrugated steel sheet having a rectangular cross section is excellent as a load bearing element, and the rectangular corrugated shape allows easy and effective processing to provide overlapping pieces by plastic working of the corrugated steel sheet.

この発明の耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造は、前記基本構成において、前記重なり補強部の前記重なり片につき、次のいずれかの構成とする。
例えば、前記波形鋼板の縁から前記重なり片の前記稜線方向の幅だけ離れた箇所で前記波山部分に前記縁に沿う切り込みを入れ、前記波山部分の前記切り込みよりも前記縁側の部分を両側に張り出すように平坦に押し潰すことで前記波谷部分上に生じた二重の折り返し部分で、前記重なり補強部の前記重なり片が構成されていても良い。
この構成の場合、波型鋼板の波山部分の全体が前記重なり片となり、波型鋼板を無駄なく使用して強度向上、剛性向上に使用できる。
In the basic configuration , the edge reinforcing and fixing structure of the strength element corrugated steel sheet according to the present invention has any one of the following configurations for the overlapping piece of the overlapping reinforcing portion .
For example, a notch along the edge is made in the wavy portion at a position separated from the edge of the corrugated steel plate by the width of the overlapping piece in the ridge line direction, and the edge side portion is stretched on both sides with respect to the notch of the wavy portion. The overlapping piece of the overlap reinforcing portion may be configured by a double folded portion generated on the wave valley portion by flattening so as to protrude.
In the case of this configuration, the entire corrugated portion of the corrugated steel sheet becomes the overlapping piece, and the corrugated steel sheet can be used without waste to improve strength and rigidity.

また、前記波形鋼板の縁から前記重なり片の前記稜線方向の幅だけ離れた箇所まで前記波山部分のうちの頂部を切り取り、かつ前記箇所で、前記頂部を切り取った前記波山部分の切り残し部分に切り込みを設け、この切り込みにより生じた波山部分の切り残し部分となる立ち片を前記波谷部分に重なるように折り曲げた折り曲げ片で、前記重なり補強部の前記重なり片が構成されていても良い。
この構成の場合、折り曲げ加工で重なり片を構成するため、押し潰し加工に比べて重なり補強部を得る加工が簡単に行える。
In addition, the top of the wavy mountain portion is cut from the edge of the corrugated steel plate to the position separated by the width in the ridgeline direction of the overlapping piece, and the left portion of the wavy mountain portion from which the top has been cut is left at the location. The overlapping piece of the overlap reinforcing portion may be formed of a bent piece obtained by providing a cut and bending a standing piece that becomes a left uncut portion of the wave crest portion generated by the cut so as to overlap the wave valley portion.
In the case of this configuration, since the overlapping pieces are formed by bending, the processing for obtaining the overlapping reinforcing portion can be easily performed as compared with the crushing processing.

また、前記波形鋼板の縁から離れた箇所まで前記波山部分を切り取り、この切り取った波山部分間に残った波谷部分からなる舌片を折り返してなる折り返し片で、前記重なり補強部の前記重なり片が構成されていても良い。
この構成の場合も、折り曲げ加工で重なり片を構成するため、押し潰し加工に比べて重なり補強部を得る加工が簡単に行える。また、この構成の場合、重なり補強部が突出した形状とならず、隣合う波山部分の間に重なり補強部が位置することになるため、耐力要素としての波型鋼板の強度が高くなる。
Further, it is a folded piece formed by cutting off the wavy portion to a place away from the edge of the corrugated steel sheet, and turning back a tongue piece formed of a wave valley portion remaining between the cut wavy portions, and the overlapping piece of the overlapping reinforcing portion is It may be configured.
Also in this configuration, since the overlapping pieces are formed by bending, the processing for obtaining the overlapping reinforcing portion can be easily performed as compared with the crushing processing. Moreover, in this structure, since the overlap reinforcement part does not become the shape which protruded, and an overlap reinforcement part is located between the adjacent wave crest parts, the intensity | strength of the corrugated steel plate as a strength element becomes high.

この発明の耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造は、耐力壁パネル内に耐力要素として配置された波形鋼板における波山部分の稜線方向と直交する方向に沿う縁部を補強し前記耐力壁パネルのパネルフレームに固定する耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造であって、前記波形鋼板の前記縁部の波谷部分に、この波形鋼板の一部の塑性加工により形成された重なり片を重ねた複数層の重なり補強部を設け、この重なり補強部を前記パネルフレームに固定したことを基本構成とし、前記いずれかの構成を備えるため、ビス等の固着具または溶接等により固定する波型鋼板の固定箇所の強度を、補強部材の追加等を必要とせずに高め、かつ少ない固着具の使用本数や、限られた固定範囲で、耐力要素の固定として必要な固定強度と剛性を高めることができる。 The edge reinforcement fixing structure of the load bearing element corrugated steel sheet according to the present invention reinforces the edge portion along the direction perpendicular to the ridge line direction of the wavy mountain portion in the corrugated steel sheet arranged as the load bearing element in the load bearing wall panel. A plurality of strength reinforcement element corrugated steel plate edge reinforcement fixing structure to be fixed to a panel frame, wherein a plurality of overlapping pieces formed by plastic working of a part of the corrugated steel plate are overlapped with the corrugated portion of the edge of the corrugated steel plate. Corrugated steel plate fixed by fixing means such as screws or welding, etc. to have a basic configuration of providing an overlap reinforcement portion of layers and fixing the overlap reinforcement portion to the panel frame. Increase the strength of the location without the need for additional reinforcing members, and increase the strength and rigidity required to secure the load-bearing elements with a limited number of fasteners and a limited fixing range. Can.

この発明の第1の実施形態に係る耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造における重なり補強部の加工工程を斜視図で示す説明図である。It is explanatory drawing which shows the process process of the overlap reinforcement part in the edge part reinforcement fixing structure of the yield strength corrugated steel plate which concerns on 1st Embodiment of this invention with a perspective view. 同重なり補強部の加工工程を断面図で示す説明図である。It is explanatory drawing which shows the manufacturing process of the overlap reinforcement part with sectional drawing. 同耐力壁パネルに用いる波形鋼板の断面図である。It is sectional drawing of the corrugated steel plate used for the load-bearing wall panel. 同耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造を示す部分斜視図である。It is a fragmentary perspective view which shows the edge part reinforcement fixing structure of the same proof stress element corrugated steel plate. 他の実施形態に係る耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造における重なり補強部の加工工程を斜視図で示す説明図である。It is explanatory drawing which shows in a perspective view the process of the overlap reinforcement part in the edge reinforcement fixing structure of the strength element corrugated steel plate which concerns on other embodiment. 同重なり補強部の加工工程を断面図で示す説明図である。It is explanatory drawing which shows the manufacturing process of the overlap reinforcement part with sectional drawing. さらに他の実施形態に係る耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造における重なり補強部の加工工程を斜視図で示す説明図である。It is explanatory drawing which shows the processing process of the overlap reinforcement part in the edge part reinforcement fixing structure of the yield strength corrugated steel plate which concerns on other embodiment with a perspective view. いずれかの実施形態に係る耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造を適用した耐力壁パネルの正面図、水平断面図、および平面図である。It is the front view of the load-bearing wall panel to which the edge part reinforcement fixing structure of the load-bearing element corrugated steel plate which concerns on any embodiment is applied, a horizontal sectional view, and a top view. 同耐力壁パネルにおける斜材を用いた区画層の一例を示す正面図とその作用を示す図とを組み合わせた説明図である。It is explanatory drawing which combined the front view which shows an example of the division layer using the diagonal in the load-bearing wall panel, and the figure which shows the effect | action. 図9のX−X矢視断面図とその作用を示す図とを組み合わせた説明図である。It is explanatory drawing which combined the XX arrow sectional drawing of FIG. 9, and the figure which shows the effect | action. 同耐力壁パネルの変形吸収デバイスの斜視図である。It is a perspective view of the deformation | transformation absorption device of the same load-bearing wall panel. 同耐力壁パネルが2枚隣合う部分の拡大水平断面図である。It is an expanded horizontal sectional view of the part where the two load-bearing wall panels are adjacent. 同耐力壁パネルにおける斜材および波形鋼板を使用した区画層および変形吸収デバイスの各種配置例を示す模式正面図である。It is a schematic front view which shows the various arrangement examples of the division layer and deformation | transformation absorption device which use the diagonal and corrugated steel plate in the same load-bearing wall panel. 耐力壁パネルの他の例を示す正面図である。It is a front view which shows the other example of a load-bearing wall panel. 耐力壁パネルのさらに他の例を示す正面図である。It is a front view which shows the other example of a load-bearing wall panel. 耐力壁パネルのさらに他の例を示す正面図である。It is a front view which shows the other example of a load-bearing wall panel.

この発明の第1の実施形態を図1ないし図4と共に説明する。図1において、この耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造は、耐力壁パネル1内に耐力要素として配置された波形鋼板7における縁部7Aを補強し、パネルフレーム2に固定する構造である。この例ではパネルフレーム2を構成する横フレーム材6に波形鋼板7を固定する。前記縁部7Aは、波型鋼板7の波山部分7aの稜線方向Aと直交する方向の縁部である。波型鋼板7は、図3に断面形状を示すように、断面矩形の波山部分7aと波谷部分7bとが交互に並ぶ波形の鋼板である。図4に波型鋼板7をパネルフレーム1に取付けた状態を示す。   A first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. In FIG. 1, the edge reinforcement fixing structure of the load-bearing element corrugated steel plate is a structure in which the edge portion 7 </ b> A in the corrugated steel plate 7 arranged as the load-bearing element in the load-bearing wall panel 1 is reinforced and fixed to the panel frame 2. In this example, a corrugated steel plate 7 is fixed to a horizontal frame member 6 constituting the panel frame 2. The edge portion 7 </ b> A is an edge portion in a direction orthogonal to the ridge line direction A of the wavy portion 7 a of the corrugated steel sheet 7. The corrugated steel sheet 7 is a corrugated steel sheet in which corrugated mountain portions 7a and corrugated valley portions 7b having a rectangular cross section are alternately arranged as shown in FIG. FIG. 4 shows a state in which the corrugated steel plate 7 is attached to the panel frame 1.

図1において、この実施形態では、波形鋼板7の前記縁部7Aの波谷部分7b上に、この波形鋼板7の一部の塑性加工により図1(C)のように2重の重なり片7c,7dを形成し、元の波谷部分7bとで3重の重なり補強部10を設ける。この重なり補強部10を貫通するタッピングビス等の軸状の固着具11により、前記重なり補強部10をパネルフレーム2の構横フレーム材6に固定する。一つの重なり補強部10に対する固着具11による固定箇所は、例えば1本または2〜3本である。固着具11はボルトであっても良い。その場合は、重なり補強部10および横フレーム材6にボルト挿通孔(図示せず)を設けておく。   1, in this embodiment, a double overlapping piece 7c, as shown in FIG. 1C, is formed on the corrugated portion 7b of the edge portion 7A of the corrugated steel plate 7 by plastic processing of a part of the corrugated steel plate 7. 7d is formed, and the triple overlapping reinforcing portion 10 is provided with the original wave valley portion 7b. The overlap reinforcing portion 10 is fixed to the structural frame material 6 of the panel frame 2 by a shaft-like fixing tool 11 such as a tapping screw passing through the overlap reinforcing portion 10. The number of fixing points by the fixing tool 11 for one overlap reinforcing portion 10 is, for example, one or two to three. The fixing tool 11 may be a bolt. In that case, a bolt insertion hole (not shown) is provided in the overlap reinforcing portion 10 and the lateral frame member 6.

ここでは、重なり補強部10の重なり片7c,7dは、次のように加工して設ける。図1(A)に素材形状を示す波形鋼板7の縁から、前記稜線方向Aに重なり片7c,7dとする幅だけ離れた箇所で、図1(B)のように波山部分7aに前記縁部7Aに沿う切り込み12を入れる。図2(B),(C)に押し潰し過程を示すように、波山部分7aの前記切り込み12よりも縁側の部分を左右両側に張り出すように平坦に押し潰す。これにより、前記波谷部分7b上に生じた二重の折り返し部分として重なり片7c,7dが形成される。これら重なり片7c,7dと元の波谷部分7bとの重なり部分で、前記3重の重なり補強部10が構成される。この押し潰しの加工は、例えばプレスブレーキ(図示せず)等のプレス機械により行う。   Here, the overlapping pieces 7c and 7d of the overlapping reinforcing portion 10 are processed and provided as follows. 1A, the edge of the corrugated steel plate 7 showing the shape of the material is separated from the edge of the corrugated portion 7a as shown in FIG. Make a cut 12 along the section 7A. As shown in FIGS. 2 (B) and 2 (C), the crushing process is flattened so that the portion of the wave mountain portion 7a on the edge side of the notch 12 projects to the left and right sides. Thus, overlapping pieces 7c and 7d are formed as double folded portions generated on the wave valley portion 7b. The triple overlapping reinforcing portion 10 is formed by the overlapping portion between the overlapping pieces 7c and 7d and the original wave valley portion 7b. This crushing process is performed by a press machine such as a press brake (not shown).

上記構成の耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造によると、波形鋼板7の前記縁部7Aにおける波谷部分7bに、この波形鋼板7の一部の塑性加工により形成された重なり片7c,7dを重ねた複数層の重なり補強部10を設け、この重なり補強部10をパネルフレーム2に固定するため、波形鋼板7のパネルフレーム2に固定する縁部7Aの厚さが板厚の3倍に増す。そのため、ビス等の固着具11で固定する場合に、固定に効率の良い大径の固着具を使用することができて、少ない固着具11の使用本数で集中型固定等として、固定強度と剛性を高めることができる。これにより、耐力要素として必要な波型鋼板7の固定の強度,剛性を確保することができる。   According to the edge reinforcing and fixing structure of the load bearing element corrugated steel plate having the above-described configuration, the overlapping pieces 7c and 7d formed by plastic working of a part of the corrugated steel plate 7 are formed on the corrugated portion 7b of the edge portion 7A of the corrugated steel plate 7. In order to provide a plurality of stacked overlapping reinforcing portions 10 and fix the overlapping reinforcing portions 10 to the panel frame 2, the thickness of the edge portion 7A fixed to the panel frame 2 of the corrugated steel plate 7 is increased to three times the plate thickness. . Therefore, when fixing with a fixing tool 11 such as a screw, a large-diameter fixing tool that is efficient in fixing can be used, and fixing strength and rigidity can be achieved as centralized fixing with a small number of fixing tools 11 used. Can be increased. Thereby, the fixed strength and rigidity of the corrugated steel sheet 7 necessary as a load bearing element can be ensured.

また、前記重なり補強部10は、波形鋼板7の一部の塑性加工により形成された重なり片7b,7cを重ねた部分であるため、補強板等の別部材の補強部材を追加して重ねる場合と異なり、薄板からなる波型鋼板7自体を巧みに利用して固定強度と剛性を高めることができる。これらにより、耐力壁1の製造や施工にかかる負担も軽減できる。
特に、この実施形態では、前記重なり補強部10は、上記のように波型鋼板7の波山部分7aを両側に張り出すように平坦に押し潰すことで前記二重の折り返し状態の重なり片7c,7dを形成しているため、波型鋼板7の波山部分7aの一部の長さ範囲の全体が前記重なり片7c,7dとなり、波型鋼板7を無駄なく使用して強度向上、剛性向上に利用できる。
In addition, since the overlap reinforcing portion 10 is a portion where the overlapping pieces 7b and 7c formed by plastic processing of a part of the corrugated steel plate 7 are overlapped, another reinforcing member such as a reinforcing plate is additionally stacked. Unlike the above, the corrugated steel plate 7 itself made of a thin plate can be skillfully used to increase the fixing strength and rigidity. By these, the burden concerning manufacture and construction of the bearing wall 1 can also be reduced.
In particular, in this embodiment, the overlap reinforcing portion 10 is formed by crushing the corrugated portion 7a of the corrugated steel plate 7 so as to protrude on both sides as described above, thereby overlapping the overlapping pieces 7c in the double folded state. 7d is formed, the entire length range of the wavy portion 7a of the corrugated steel sheet 7 becomes the overlapping pieces 7c and 7d, and the corrugated steel sheet 7 is used without waste to improve strength and rigidity. Available.

図6,図6は、この発明の他の実施形態を示す。この実施形態では、重なり補強部10を次のように重なり片7eで形成する。波形鋼板7の縁から重なり片7eの前記稜線方向の幅だけ離れた箇所まで、図5(B)のように波山部分7aのうちの平坦な頂部を切り取り、かつ前記箇所で、前記頂部を切り取った波山部分7aの切り残し部分に切り込み13を設ける。この切り込み13により生じた波山部分7aの切り残し部分となる立ち片を、同図(C)および図6(C)のように、波谷部分7bに重なるように折り曲げて前記重なり片7eとする。   6 and 6 show another embodiment of the present invention. In this embodiment, the overlapping reinforcing portion 10 is formed of overlapping pieces 7e as follows. From the edge of the corrugated steel plate 7 to the place separated by the width in the ridge line direction of the overlapping piece 7e, the flat top part of the wave mountain part 7a is cut out as shown in FIG. 5B, and the top part is cut off at the above part. The notch 13 is provided in the uncut portion of the wavy portion 7a. As shown in FIGS. 6 (C) and 6 (C), the standing piece that is the uncut portion of the wave crest portion 7a generated by the cut 13 is bent so as to overlap the wave valley portion 7b to form the overlapping piece 7e.

この実施形態の場合、折り曲げ加工で重なり片7eを設けるため、上記実施形態の押し潰し加工に比べて重なり補強部10を得る加工が簡単に行える。この実施形態におけるその他の構成,効果は、図1〜図4と共に前述した第1の実施形態と同様である。   In the case of this embodiment, since the overlapping piece 7e is provided by a bending process, the process of obtaining the overlapping reinforcing portion 10 can be easily performed as compared with the crushing process of the above embodiment. Other configurations and effects in this embodiment are the same as those in the first embodiment described above with reference to FIGS.

図7は、この発明のさらに他の実施形態を示す。この実施形態では、重なり補強部10を次のように重なり片7fで形成する。波形鋼板7の縁から前記重なり片7fとする距離だけ離れた箇所まで、同図(B)のように波山部分7aを切り取る。この切り取った波山部分7a間に残った波谷部分7bからなる舌片を折り返して前記重なり片7fとする。   FIG. 7 shows still another embodiment of the present invention. In this embodiment, the overlapping reinforcing portion 10 is formed by overlapping pieces 7f as follows. From the edge of the corrugated steel plate 7 to the location separated by the distance of the overlapping piece 7f, the wave crest portion 7a is cut out as shown in FIG. The tongue piece composed of the wave valley portion 7b remaining between the cut wave mountain portions 7a is folded back to form the overlapping piece 7f.

この構成の場合も、折り曲げ加工で重なり片7fを構成するため、押し潰し加工に比べて重なり補強部10を得る加工が簡単に行える。また、この構成の場合、重なり補強部10が波型鋼板7の波山部分7aよりも波山稜線方向Aに突出した形状とならず、隣合う波山部分7a,7aの間に重なり補強部10が位置することになる。そのため、耐力要素としての波型鋼板7の強度が高くなる。この実施形態におけるその他の構成,効果は、図1〜図4と共に前述した第1の実施形態と同様である。   Also in this configuration, since the overlapping piece 7f is formed by bending, processing for obtaining the overlapping reinforcing portion 10 can be easily performed compared to crushing processing. In the case of this configuration, the overlapping reinforcing portion 10 does not have a shape protruding in the wavy ridge line direction A from the wavy portion 7a of the corrugated steel sheet 7, and the overlapping reinforcing portion 10 is positioned between the adjacent wavy mountain portions 7a and 7a. Will do. For this reason, the strength of the corrugated steel sheet 7 as a strength element is increased. Other configurations and effects in this embodiment are the same as those in the first embodiment described above with reference to FIGS.

次に、上記実施形態の耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造を適用した耐力壁パネル1の全体を構成例を図8〜図12と共に説明する。上記いずれの実施形態の縁部補強固定構造を適用しても良い。この耐力壁パネル1は、矩形に組まれたパネルフレーム2を、中桟となる複数の横フレーム材6をそれぞれ境界として、上下に並ぶ複数の区画層a,bに区画し、一部の区画層aに耐力要素として波形鋼板7を設け、他の区画層bに耐力要素として斜材8を設けている。斜材8を設けた区画層bには、この区画層bの変形を吸収する変形吸収デバイス9を設けている。同図の例では、4つの区画層に等分割し、上下端の区画層bに斜材8を設け、中間の2つの区画層aに波形鋼板7を設けている。   Next, a structural example of the entire load bearing wall panel 1 to which the edge reinforcing and fixing structure of the load bearing element corrugated steel sheet of the above embodiment is applied will be described with reference to FIGS. You may apply the edge part reinforcement fixing structure of any said embodiment. This load-bearing wall panel 1 divides a panel frame 2 assembled in a rectangular shape into a plurality of partition layers a and b arranged vertically, with a plurality of horizontal frame members 6 serving as intermediate rails as boundaries, respectively. The corrugated steel plate 7 is provided as a load-bearing element in the layer a, and the diagonal member 8 is provided as a load-bearing element in the other partition layer b. The partition layer b provided with the diagonal material 8 is provided with a deformation absorbing device 9 that absorbs deformation of the partition layer b. In the example of the figure, it is equally divided into four partition layers, the diagonal material 8 is provided in the upper and lower partition layers b, and the corrugated steel plate 7 is provided in the middle two partition layers a.

パネルフレーム2は、左右の縦フレーム材3,3と、これら左右の縦フレーム材3,3の上端間および下端間にそれぞれ接合された上下端の横フレーム材4,5と、前記左右の縦フレーム材3,3間に接合された中桟となる横フレーム材6とを備える。横フレーム材6は、3本が等間隔に設けられている。   The panel frame 2 includes left and right vertical frame members 3 and 3, upper and lower horizontal frame members 4 and 5 joined between upper and lower ends of the left and right vertical frame members 3 and 3, and the left and right vertical frame members 3 and 3, respectively. And a horizontal frame member 6 serving as an intermediate beam joined between the frame members 3 and 3. Three horizontal frame members 6 are provided at equal intervals.

なお、この耐力壁パネル1は、外壁パネル等の壁パネルとして構成されているが、軸組み工法建物の一部となる壁として構成されたものであっても良い。また、縦フレーム材3は、建築物の柱となる部材であっても、またパネル併用軸組み工法建物等において、柱とは別に設けられて柱に沿って設けられる部材であっても良い。前記柱は、壁に内蔵される柱であっても良い。   In addition, although this load-bearing wall panel 1 is comprised as wall panels, such as an outer wall panel, it may be comprised as a wall used as a part of a frame construction method building. Further, the vertical frame member 3 may be a member that becomes a pillar of a building, or may be a member that is provided separately from the pillar and provided along the pillar in a panel combined use frame construction method or the like. The pillar may be a pillar built in a wall.

左右の縦フレーム材3,3には形鋼が用いられ、図示の例では角パイプ(角形鋼管とも言う)が用いられている。上下端の横フレーム材4,5には、縦フレーム材3よりも断面が細い形鋼、例えば角パイプが用いられ、縦フレーム材3の屋内側面に揃うように接合される。図8において、中桟となる横フレーム材6には、上下端の横フレーム材4、5と同様な形鋼、例えば角パイプが用いられる。中桟となる横フレーム材6には、この他に、2本の溝形鋼を背合わせに接合した形鋼を用いても良い。なお、この明細書の実施形態で用いる形鋼は、いずれも軽量形鋼である。縦フレーム材3と各横フレーム材4,5,6との接合は、例えば横フレーム材4,5,6の端面を縦フレーム材3の端面に突き合わせて溶接する接合形式とされている。   Shaped steel is used for the left and right vertical frame members 3 and 3, and square pipes (also called square steel pipes) are used in the illustrated example. For the upper and lower horizontal frame members 4 and 5, a section steel having a narrower cross section than the vertical frame member 3, for example, a square pipe, is used and joined so as to be aligned with the indoor side surface of the vertical frame member 3. In FIG. 8, the same shape steel as the horizontal frame members 4 and 5 at the upper and lower ends, for example, a square pipe, is used for the horizontal frame member 6 serving as an intermediate rail. In addition to this, a shape steel obtained by joining two grooved steels back to back may be used for the horizontal frame member 6 serving as an intermediate rail. In addition, all the shape steels used in the embodiments of this specification are lightweight shape steels. The vertical frame member 3 and the horizontal frame members 4, 5, 6 are joined, for example, by joining the end surfaces of the horizontal frame members 4, 5, 6 to the end surface of the vertical frame member 3.

区画層aの耐力要素となる波形鋼板7は、図3と共に前述したように、一方向に延びる波山部分7aと波谷部分7bとが交互に並ぶ断面波形の鋼板であり、ここでは波山稜線方向が上下方向に延びるように、すなわち波の波山部分7aおよび波谷部分7bの延びる方向が上下方向となるように前記区画層aに張られている。この波形鋼板7は、この例ではデッキプレートが用いられており、波山となる波山部分7aの頂部および波谷となる波谷部分7bの底部が平坦部分となる断面矩形または台形である。前記波形鋼板7の上下端が、各横フレーム材4,5,6に、ビス等の固着具11で固定されている。この波形鋼板7の各横フレーム材4,5,6への固定に、上記いずれかの実施形態における耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造が適用される。なお、各区画層aの波形鋼板7は、それぞれ個別に製造されたものであっても良いし、1枚の波板が切断されたものであっても良い。   As described above with reference to FIG. 3, the corrugated steel sheet 7 serving as the load-bearing element of the partition layer a is a corrugated steel sheet having a corrugated cross section in which the wave crest portions 7 a and the wave trough portions 7 b extending in one direction are alternately arranged. The partition layer a is stretched so as to extend in the vertical direction, that is, the extending direction of the wave crest portion 7a and the wave valley portion 7b is the vertical direction. In this example, the corrugated steel plate 7 uses a deck plate, and has a rectangular or trapezoidal cross section in which the top of the wavy portion 7a serving as a wavy mountain and the bottom of the wavy portion 7b serving as a wavy valley are flat portions. The upper and lower ends of the corrugated steel plate 7 are fixed to the horizontal frame members 4, 5, 6 with fixing tools 11 such as screws. For fixing the corrugated steel sheet 7 to the horizontal frame members 4, 5, 6, the edge reinforcement fixing structure of the load bearing element corrugated steel sheet in any of the above embodiments is applied. In addition, the corrugated steel plate 7 of each partition layer a may be individually manufactured, or one corrugated plate may be cut.

波形鋼板7の波形の幅・高さ・角度は、制振機能を確保するために厳密に維持されなければならないが、その縁部の固定強度が前記したように高められることで、波形の形状を維持することができ、その制振機能を確保することができる。
前記耐力要素となる波形鋼板7は、内面せん断力が負荷された場合に、その波の波山部分7aが稜線方向と交差する方向に歪むことにより、前記面内せん断力に対してスリップ性状のない安定したエネルギー吸収が行える。そのため、紡錘型により一層近い履歴を示す。
The corrugated width, height and angle of the corrugated steel sheet 7 must be strictly maintained in order to ensure the damping function, but the edge strength is increased as described above, so that the corrugated shape Can be maintained, and its damping function can be secured.
The corrugated steel sheet 7 serving as the load-bearing element has no slip property with respect to the in-plane shear force because the corrugated portion 7a of the wave is distorted in a direction intersecting the ridge line direction when an internal shear force is applied. Stable energy absorption is possible. Therefore, a history closer to the spindle type is shown.

図8において、区画層bの耐力要素となる斜材8は、角パイプまたはその他の形鋼からなり、個々の区画層bに互いに逆方向に傾斜しかつ互いに一端が近づくように2本設けられている。図8の例では、上端の区画層bの2本の斜材8は、上端が互いの近づき側端とされて、上端の横フレーム材4に前記変形吸収デバイス9を介して接合されている。2本の斜材8の下端は互いの広がり側端とされ、中桟となる横フレーム材6に接合されている。下端の区画層bの2本の斜材8は、下端が互いに近づき側端とされて、下端の横フレーム材5に前記変形吸収デバイス9を介して接合されている。これら2本の斜材8の上端は互いの広がり側端とされ、中桟となる横フレーム材6に接合されている。なお、各区画層bにおいて、2本の斜材8の広がり側端は、縦フレーム材3に接合しても良い。   In FIG. 8, diagonal members 8 serving as load-bearing elements of the partition layer b are made of square pipes or other shape steels, and are provided on each partition layer b so as to incline in opposite directions and have one end approaching each other. ing. In the example of FIG. 8, the two diagonal members 8 of the partition layer b at the upper end are joined to the upper lateral frame member 4 via the deformation absorbing device 9, with the upper ends being close to each other. . The lower ends of the two diagonal members 8 are the spreading side ends of the two diagonal members 8 and are joined to the horizontal frame member 6 serving as an intermediate rail. The two diagonal members 8 of the partition layer b at the lower end are joined to the horizontal frame member 5 at the lower end via the deformation absorbing device 9 with the lower ends approaching each other. The upper ends of these two diagonal members 8 are the spreading side ends of the two diagonal members 8 and are joined to the horizontal frame member 6 serving as an intermediate rail. In each partition layer b, the spread side ends of the two diagonal members 8 may be joined to the vertical frame member 3.

変形吸収デバイス9について具体的に説明する。上端の区画層bの変形吸収デバイス9も下端の区画層bの変形吸収デバイス9も、上下に反転させれば互いに同じ構成であるので、ここでは上端の区画層bの変形吸収デバイス9を例にとる。   The deformation absorbing device 9 will be specifically described. The deformation absorbing device 9 of the upper partition layer b and the deformation absorbing device 9 of the lower partition layer b have the same configuration if they are turned upside down. Here, the deformation absorbing device 9 of the upper partition layer b is taken as an example. Take it.

変形吸収デバイス9は、図9、図10の拡大図、および図11の斜視図に示すように、互いに壁幅方向に離れて平行に配置される一対の縦姿勢の平行板部22,22と、これら平行板部22,22を連結するエネルギー吸収用の板状のウェブ部23と、前記一対の平行板部22,22の上端間および下端間にそれぞれ接続した上下一対の水平板部24,24とでなる。図の例では、水平板部24の壁幅方向の両端が平行板部22の外側面よりも突出しているが、突出していなくても良い。一対の平行板部22,22および水平板部24,24は帯鋼等の平板状の鋼板からなり、ウェブ部23は後述の鋼材からなる。平行板部22,22とウェブ部23とは、ウェブ部23の側縁の略全長に渡り、溶接により接合され、かつ平行板部22,22と水平板部24,24とは、平行板部22の奥行き方向の全長に渡り、溶接により接合されている。ウェブ部23と上下の水平板部24,24とは、ウェブ部23の上下端縁の全長に渡り溶接により接合されている。これらの各溶接は、例えば隅肉溶接とされる。   As shown in the enlarged views of FIGS. 9 and 10 and the perspective view of FIG. 11, the deformation absorbing device 9 includes a pair of vertical parallel plate portions 22 and 22 that are arranged in parallel with each other in the wall width direction. , An energy absorbing plate-like web portion 23 for connecting the parallel plate portions 22 and 22, and a pair of upper and lower horizontal plate portions 24 connected between the upper and lower ends of the pair of parallel plate portions 22 and 22, respectively. 24. In the example of the figure, both ends of the horizontal plate portion 24 in the wall width direction protrude from the outer surface of the parallel plate portion 22, but it does not need to protrude. The pair of parallel plate portions 22 and 22 and the horizontal plate portions 24 and 24 are made of a flat steel plate such as a strip steel, and the web portion 23 is made of a steel material described later. The parallel plate portions 22, 22 and the web portion 23 are joined by welding over substantially the entire side edge of the web portion 23, and the parallel plate portions 22, 22 and the horizontal plate portions 24, 24 are parallel plate portions. The entire length 22 is joined by welding. The web part 23 and the upper and lower horizontal plate parts 24, 24 are joined by welding over the entire length of the upper and lower edges of the web part 23. Each of these welds is, for example, fillet weld.

上下一対の水平板部24,24のうち、上側の水平板部24は横フレーム材4に接合され、下側の水平板部24は一対の斜材8の互いの近づき側端に接合される。このように変形吸収デバイス9を設置した状態において、ウェブ部23は、壁面および平行板部22に対して傾斜をなすように配置される。   Of the pair of upper and lower horizontal plate portions 24, 24, the upper horizontal plate portion 24 is bonded to the horizontal frame member 4, and the lower horizontal plate portion 24 is bonded to the approaching side ends of the pair of diagonal members 8. . Thus, in the state which installed the deformation | transformation absorption device 9, the web part 23 is arrange | positioned so that the wall surface and the parallel plate part 22 may incline.

この場合のウェブ部23は、長手方向(壁幅方向)の一部が壁面に対して所定角度を成し、長手方向の他部が壁面に対して前記所定角度と異なる角度を成すように断面山形とされている。ウェブ部23を断面山形とするために、例えば、2枚の帯鋼等の平板状の鋼板23a,23bを互いに隅肉溶接等の溶接により接合して、ウェブ部23が構成される。鋼板23aと平行板部22の成す角度、および鋼板23bと平行板部22の成す角度は、いずれも同じ傾斜角度θである。これにより、図10に示すように、この変形吸収デバイス9の水平断面が、一対の平行板部22,22とウェブ部23とでΣ字形を成している。   The web portion 23 in this case has a cross section so that a part of the longitudinal direction (wall width direction) forms a predetermined angle with respect to the wall surface and the other part of the longitudinal direction forms an angle different from the predetermined angle with respect to the wall surface. It is said to be Yamagata. In order to make the web portion 23 have a mountain-shaped cross section, for example, two flat plate steel plates 23a and 23b such as band steel are joined to each other by welding such as fillet welding, so that the web portion 23 is configured. The angle formed between the steel plate 23a and the parallel plate portion 22 and the angle formed between the steel plate 23b and the parallel plate portion 22 are the same inclination angle θ. Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 10, the horizontal cross section of the deformation absorbing device 9 forms a Σ shape with the pair of parallel plate portions 22 and 22 and the web portion 23.

図9〜図11に示す変形吸収デバイス9は、横フレーム材4と斜材8にそれぞれ接合された上下の水平板部24,24から、ウェブ部23との溶接部分を介してウェブ部23の鋼板23a,23bに荷重を伝達し、ウェブ部23が変形して曲げおよびせん断変形することで地震によるエネルギーを吸収する。ウェブ部23が、耐力壁パネル1の壁面に対して傾斜を成しているので、高い変形能力が得られる。そのため、材料として低降伏点鋼を用いたり、ウェブ部23にスリットなどの加工を施したりすることなく、地震などにより耐力壁パネル1の壁面に沿う水平方向の荷重を受けたとき、十分な変形能力を確保することができる。   The deformation absorbing device 9 shown in FIG. 9 to FIG. 11 is formed of the web portion 23 from the upper and lower horizontal plate portions 24 and 24 respectively joined to the horizontal frame member 4 and the diagonal member 8 through a welded portion with the web portion 23. A load is transmitted to the steel plates 23a and 23b, and the web portion 23 is deformed to bend and shear, thereby absorbing energy from the earthquake. Since the web part 23 inclines with respect to the wall surface of the load-bearing wall panel 1, high deformability is obtained. Therefore, when a horizontal load along the wall surface of the load-bearing wall panel 1 is received due to an earthquake or the like without using a low yield point steel as a material or applying a slit or the like to the web portion 23, sufficient deformation is caused. Capability can be secured.

変形吸収デバイス9のせん断耐力・剛性は、ウェブ部23の厚さ、長さh(図9)、および奥行き、並びに鋼板23a,23bの平行板部22,22に対する傾斜角度θ(図10)を変えることで容易に調整可能である。変形吸収デバイス9のせん断耐力・剛性を調整することで、区画層bの荷重・変形履歴を制御することができる。また、ウェブ部23を山形断面形状としてその表面を複数面で構成しているので、ウェブ部23を、2枚の鋼板23a,23bが並ぶ広さの1枚の平板状とした場合に比べて耐力壁パネル1の壁厚方向の厚さが薄くなり、変形吸収デバイス9が耐力壁パネル1の厚み範囲内に納まり易い。また、座屈面の長さを短くできるので、座屈耐力も向上する。   The shear strength / rigidity of the deformation absorbing device 9 includes the thickness of the web portion 23, the length h (FIG. 9), the depth, and the inclination angle θ (FIG. 10) with respect to the parallel plate portions 22 and 22 of the steel plates 23a and 23b. It can be easily adjusted by changing. By adjusting the shear strength / rigidity of the deformation absorbing device 9, the load / deformation history of the partition layer b can be controlled. In addition, since the web portion 23 has an angled cross-sectional shape and the surface thereof is composed of a plurality of surfaces, the web portion 23 is formed as a single flat plate with an area in which two steel plates 23a and 23b are arranged. The thickness of the load-bearing wall panel 1 in the wall thickness direction is reduced, and the deformation absorbing device 9 is easily contained within the thickness range of the load-bearing wall panel 1. Further, since the length of the buckling surface can be shortened, the buckling strength is also improved.

なお、大きな変形性能が求められる場合には、ウェブ部23の前記傾斜角度θを例えば60°等に設定することで、より大きな変形性能を確保することができる。必要であれば、前記ウェブ部23に孔やスリットなどによる断面欠損部を設けて、せん断耐力・剛性を調整しても良く、ウェブ部23の材料として低降伏点鋼あるいは極低降伏点鋼を用いてさらに変形能力を大きくしても良い。   In addition, when big deformation performance is calculated | required, bigger deformation performance can be ensured by setting the said inclination-angle (theta) of the web part 23 to 60 degrees etc., for example. If necessary, the web portion 23 may be provided with a cross-sectional defect portion such as a hole or a slit to adjust the shear strength / rigidity, and the material of the web portion 23 may be a low yield point steel or an extremely low yield point steel. It may be used to further increase the deformation capability.

図12は、2枚の耐力壁パネル1、1の隣接部付近の拡大水平断面を、外装材等を施した外壁パネルとして構成した状態で示す。パネルフレーム2の屋外側には合板からなる下地材41および空気層42を介して外装面材43が張られ、パネルフレーム2内の前記波形鋼板7を張った箇所にはこの波形鋼板7の両面にグラスウール等の断熱材44,45が充填されている。パネルフレーム2の屋内側には内装面材46が張られる。2枚の耐力壁パネル1,1の隣合う縦フレーム材3の屋外側および屋内側には、グラスウールボード等からなる柱部断熱面材47が張られている。   FIG. 12 shows an enlarged horizontal section in the vicinity of the adjacent portion of the two load-bearing wall panels 1 and 1 in a state where the outer wall panel is provided with an exterior material or the like. On the outdoor side of the panel frame 2, an exterior surface material 43 is stretched through a base material 41 made of plywood and an air layer 42, and both sides of the corrugated steel plate 7 are placed in the panel frame 2 where the corrugated steel plate 7 is stretched. Are filled with heat insulating materials 44 and 45 such as glass wool. An interior surface member 46 is stretched on the indoor side of the panel frame 2. On the outdoor side and indoor side of the vertical frame member 3 adjacent to the two load-bearing wall panels 1 and 1, a column heat insulating surface material 47 made of glass wool board or the like is stretched.

この耐力壁パネル1によると、上下に並ぶ複数の区画層a,bに分け、一部の区画層aの耐力要素を波形鋼板7とし、他の区画層bの耐力要素は斜材8としたため、耐力要素が斜材8である区画層bに、耐力の低下や施工上の不利を伴うことなく、設備用や採光用等の開口部(図示せず)を設けることができる。   According to this load-bearing wall panel 1, it is divided into a plurality of partition layers a and b arranged vertically, and the load bearing elements of some partition layers a are corrugated steel plates 7 and the load bearing elements of other partition layers b are diagonal members 8. The partition layer b, whose strength element is the diagonal member 8, can be provided with openings (not shown) for facilities, daylighting, etc. without lowering the strength and disadvantages in construction.

耐力要素が波形鋼板7である区画層aは、紡錘型に近い履歴を示しエネルギー吸収性能に優れた構成となる。耐力要素が斜材8である区画層bは、そのままでは波形鋼板7を用いた区画層aに比べて剛性が高くなるが、この区画層bの変形を吸収する変形吸収デバイス9を設けたため、波形鋼板7を用いた区画層a と同様の剛性となるように容易に調整できる。そのため、耐力要素として波形鋼板7を用いる区画層aと斜材8を用いる区画層bを併用しながら、異なる種類の耐力要素を用いることにより生じる縦フレーム材3の腰折れ状の性状を防止することができる。変形を吸収する変形吸収デバイス9を用いるため、この変形吸収デバイス9によって区画層bの剛性調整ができ、各横フレーム材4〜6や斜材8の強度を変えて構造設計で区画層a,bの剛性の調整を行う場合と異なり、煩雑な構造計算を行うことなく、簡単に剛性を調整できる。   The partition layer a whose proof stress element is the corrugated steel sheet 7 has a history similar to a spindle type and has an excellent energy absorption performance. The partition layer b whose strength element is the diagonal member 8 is higher in rigidity than the partition layer a using the corrugated steel plate 7 as it is, but because the deformation absorbing device 9 that absorbs deformation of the partition layer b is provided, It can be easily adjusted to have the same rigidity as the partition layer a using the corrugated steel sheet 7. Therefore, while using the partition layer a using the corrugated steel sheet 7 and the partition layer b using the diagonal member 8 as the load-bearing elements, the waist frame-like properties of the vertical frame member 3 caused by using different types of load-bearing elements are prevented. Can do. Since the deformation absorbing device 9 that absorbs deformation is used, the rigidity of the partition layer b can be adjusted by the deformation absorbing device 9, and the strength of each of the horizontal frame members 4 to 6 and the diagonal member 8 can be changed to design the partition layers a, Unlike the case of adjusting the rigidity of b, the rigidity can be easily adjusted without performing complicated structural calculations.

図13(A)〜(C)は、耐力要素として波形鋼板7を設けた区画層aと、斜材8を設けた区画層bとの配置、および変形吸収デバイス9の配置の各例を示している。いずれも、区画層a,bの数は合計で4つとし、波形鋼板7を設けた区画層aと斜材8を設けた区画層bが共に2箇所ずつとしている。図13(A)は、図8の耐力壁パネル1の例である。
図13(B)の例は、斜め材8を設けた区画層bを中央側の2箇所とし、これらの区画層aでは、いずれも2本の斜材8は上端側が交点側となり、交点の付近に変形吸収デバイス9を配置している。
図13(C)の例は、同図(B)の例と同じく、斜材8を設けた区画層bを中央側の2箇所としているが、中央側2箇所の区画層bにおいて、斜材8の傾斜方向が互いに逆であり、上側の区画層bの斜材8と下側の区画層bの斜材8とが一直線上に位置してX形を成すように配置されている。変形吸収デバイス9は、4本の斜材8の交点に配置している。この場合、変形吸収デバイス9は、各区画層b毎に別々に設けるが、1つで2つの区画層bの変形を吸収する構成としても良い。
FIGS. 13A to 13C show examples of the arrangement of the partition layer a provided with the corrugated steel sheet 7 as the load-bearing element, the partition layer b provided with the diagonal member 8, and the arrangement of the deformation absorbing device 9. ing. In any case, the total number of partition layers a and b is four, and the partition layer a provided with the corrugated steel plate 7 and the partition layer b provided with the diagonal member 8 are both provided at two locations. FIG. 13A is an example of the load-bearing wall panel 1 of FIG.
In the example of FIG. 13B, the partition layer b provided with the diagonal member 8 is set at two locations on the center side, and in these partition layers a, the two diagonal members 8 both have the upper end side at the intersection side, A deformation absorbing device 9 is disposed in the vicinity.
In the example of FIG. 13C, the partition layer b provided with the diagonal material 8 is set at two locations on the central side, as in the example of FIG. The diagonal directions 8 are opposite to each other, and the diagonal member 8 of the upper partition layer b and the diagonal member 8 of the lower partition layer b are arranged in a straight line so as to form an X shape. The deformation absorbing device 9 is disposed at the intersection of the four diagonal members 8. In this case, the deformation absorbing device 9 is provided separately for each partition layer b, but may be configured to absorb deformation of the two partition layers b by one.

図13(A)〜(C)の例ではいずれも、区画層a,bの合計を4つとしたが、区画層a,bの合計は、例えば3つとしても、また5つとしても良い。また、耐力要素として波形鋼板7を設けた区画層aの個数と、斜材8を設けた区画層bの個数は互いに異なっていても良い。   13A to 13C, the total of the partition layers a and b is four, but the total of the partition layers a and b may be three or five, for example. Further, the number of partition layers a provided with corrugated steel plates 7 as the load bearing elements and the number of partition layers b provided with diagonal members 8 may be different from each other.

なお、上記実施形態では、耐力壁パネル1の耐力要素が波形鋼板7と斜材8とでなる場合について説明したが、図14,図15のように、耐力要素のすべてが波形鋼板7からなるものとしても良い。図14の例では、耐力壁パネル1を上下に並ぶ4つの区画層に区画し、各区画層の耐力要素をそれぞれ波形鋼板7としている。図15の例では、耐力壁パネル1を複数の区画層に区画せず、パネルフレーム2に囲まれた1区画の全面に耐力要素として1枚の波形鋼板7を張っている。
この他に、図16のように、耐力壁パネル1を上下に並ぶ4つの区画層a,bに区画し、上の1つの区画層bには耐力要素として2本の斜材8を用いるが、変形吸収デバイス9は設けず、他の3つの区画層aには耐力要素として波形鋼板7を用いる構成としても良い。
In the above embodiment, the case where the load-bearing elements of the load-bearing wall panel 1 are the corrugated steel plates 7 and the diagonal members 8 has been described. However, all of the load-bearing elements are the corrugated steel plates 7 as shown in FIGS. It is good as a thing. In the example of FIG. 14, the load-bearing wall panel 1 is partitioned into four partition layers arranged vertically, and the load-bearing element of each partition layer is a corrugated steel plate 7. In the example of FIG. 15, the load-bearing wall panel 1 is not partitioned into a plurality of partition layers, and a single corrugated steel sheet 7 is stretched as a load-bearing element on the entire surface of one partition surrounded by the panel frame 2.
In addition to this, as shown in FIG. 16, the load-bearing wall panel 1 is divided into four partition layers a and b arranged vertically, and two diagonal members 8 are used as load-bearing elements for the upper partition layer b. The deformation absorbing device 9 is not provided, and the other three partition layers a may be configured to use the corrugated steel plate 7 as a load bearing element.

なお、上記各実施形態の耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造において、図1の固着具11で固定する代わりに、溶接で重なり補強部10をパネルフレーム2に固定しても良い。その場合は、溶接固定される部分の厚さが厚くなることによって溶接脚長を増すことができ、固定強度と剛性を高めることができる。   In addition, in the edge part reinforcement fixing structure of the load bearing element corrugated steel plate of each said embodiment, you may fix the overlap reinforcement part 10 to the panel frame 2 by welding instead of fixing with the fixing tool 11 of FIG. In that case, the weld leg length can be increased by increasing the thickness of the portion to be fixed by welding, and the fixing strength and rigidity can be increased.

1…耐力壁パネル
2…パネルフレーム
7…波形鋼板
7a…波山部分
7b…波谷部分
7c〜7f…重なり片
10…重なり補強部
11…固着具
12,13…切り込み
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Load-bearing wall panel 2 ... Panel frame 7 ... Corrugated steel plate 7a ... Wave mountain part 7b ... Wave valley part 7c-7f ... Overlapping piece 10 ... Overlapping reinforcement part 11 ... Adhesive tool 12,13 ... Cut

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耐力壁パネル内に耐力要素として配置された波形鋼板における波山部分の稜線方向と直交する方向に沿う縁部を補強し前記耐力壁パネルのパネルフレームに固定する耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造であって、
前記波形鋼板の前記縁部の波谷部分に、この波形鋼板の一部の塑性加工により形成された重なり片を重ねた複数層の重なり補強部を設け、前記重なり補強部を前記パネルフレームに固定し、
前記波形鋼板の縁から前記重なり片の前記稜線方向の幅だけ離れた箇所で前記波山部分に前記縁に沿う切り込みを入れ、前記波山部分の前記切り込みよりも前記縁側の部分を両側に張り出すように平坦に押し潰すことで前記谷部上に生じた二重の折り返し部分で、前記重なり補強部の前記重なり片が構成された耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造。
Edge reinforcement fixing structure of load bearing element corrugated steel sheet, which reinforces the edge along the direction perpendicular to the ridge line direction of the wavy portion in the corrugated steel sheet arranged as the load bearing element in the load bearing wall panel. Because
In the corrugated portion of the edge of the corrugated steel plate, a plurality of overlapping reinforcing portions are formed by overlapping overlapping pieces formed by plastic processing of a part of the corrugated steel plate, and the overlapping reinforcing portion is fixed to the panel frame. ,
A notch along the edge is inserted into the wavy portion at a location separated from the edge of the corrugated steel plate by the width of the overlapping piece in the ridge line direction, and the edge side portion extends beyond both sides of the notch of the wavy portion. The edge reinforcement fixing structure of the load-bearing element corrugated steel sheet, in which the overlapping pieces of the overlapping reinforcing portions are formed by double folded portions generated on the valley portions by flattening them flatly .
耐力壁パネル内に耐力要素として配置された波形鋼板における波山部分の稜線方向と直交する方向に沿う縁部を補強し前記耐力壁パネルのパネルフレームに固定する耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造であって、
前記波形鋼板の前記縁部の波谷部分に、この波形鋼板の一部の塑性加工により形成された重なり片を重ねた複数層の重なり補強部を設け、前記重なり補強部を前記パネルフレームに固定し、
前記波形鋼板の縁から前記重なり片の前記稜線方向の幅だけ離れた箇所まで前記波山部分のうちの頂部を切り取り、かつ前記箇所で、前記頂部を切り取った前記波山部分の切り残し部分に切り込みを設け、この切り込みにより生じた波山部分の切り残し部分となる立ち片を前記波谷部分に重なるように折り曲げた折り曲げ片で、前記重なり補強部の前記重なり片が構成された耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造。
Edge reinforcement fixing structure of load bearing element corrugated steel sheet, which reinforces the edge along the direction perpendicular to the ridge line direction of the wavy portion in the corrugated steel sheet arranged as the load bearing element in the load bearing wall panel. Because
In the corrugated portion of the edge of the corrugated steel plate, a plurality of overlapping reinforcing portions are formed by overlapping overlapping pieces formed by plastic processing of a part of the corrugated steel plate, and the overlapping reinforcing portion is fixed to the panel frame. ,
Cut off the top of the undulated portion from the edge of the corrugated steel plate to a location separated by the width in the ridgeline direction of the overlapping piece, and cut the remaining portion of the undulated portion from which the top was cut off at the location. An edge of a load bearing element corrugated steel sheet in which the overlapping piece of the overlapping reinforcing portion is formed by a bent piece obtained by bending a standing piece which is a left uncut portion of the wave peak portion generated by this cutting so as to overlap the wave valley portion Reinforced fixing structure.
耐力壁パネル内に耐力要素として配置された波形鋼板における波山部分の稜線方向と直交する方向に沿う縁部を補強し前記耐力壁パネルのパネルフレームに固定する耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造であって、
前記波形鋼板の前記縁部の波谷部分に、この波形鋼板の一部の塑性加工により形成された重なり片を重ねた複数層の重なり補強部を設け、前記重なり補強部を前記パネルフレームに固定し、
前記波形鋼板の縁から離れた箇所まで前記波山部分を切り取り、この切り取った波山部分間に残った波谷部分からなる舌片を折り返してなる折り返し片で、前記重なり補強部の前記重なり片が構成された耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造。
Edge reinforcement fixing structure of load bearing element corrugated steel sheet, which reinforces the edge along the direction perpendicular to the ridge line direction of the wavy portion in the corrugated steel sheet arranged as the load bearing element in the load bearing wall panel. Because
In the corrugated portion of the edge of the corrugated steel plate, a plurality of overlapping reinforcing portions are formed by overlapping overlapping pieces formed by plastic processing of a part of the corrugated steel plate, and the overlapping reinforcing portion is fixed to the panel frame. ,
The overlapping piece of the overlap reinforcing portion is constituted by a folded piece formed by cutting off the wave crest portion to a place away from the edge of the corrugated steel sheet and turning back a tongue piece formed of a wave valley portion remaining between the cut wave crest portions. Strength-proof element corrugated steel plate edge reinforcement fixing structure.
請求項1ないし請求項3のいずれか1項に記載の耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造において、前記波型鋼板の前記パネルフレームへの固定を、前記重なり補強部を貫通する軸状の固着具により行った耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造。 The edge reinforcement fixing structure of the load-bearing element corrugated steel sheet according to any one of claims 1 to 3 , wherein the corrugated steel sheet is fixed to the panel frame with an axial shape penetrating the overlap reinforcement section. Strengthening and fixing structure of edge of corrugated steel with strength element made by fixing tool. 請求項1ないし請求項3のいずれか1項に記載の耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造において、前記波形鋼板が断面矩形である耐力要素波形鋼板の縁部補強固定構造。 The edge reinforcement fixing structure of the load bearing element corrugated steel sheet according to any one of claims 1 to 3 , wherein the corrugated steel sheet has a rectangular cross section.
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