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JPH0242981B2
JPH0242981B2 JP11940985A JP11940985A JPH0242981B2 JP H0242981 B2 JPH0242981 B2 JP H0242981B2 JP 11940985 A JP11940985 A JP 11940985A JP 11940985 A JP11940985 A JP 11940985A JP H0242981 B2 JPH0242981 B2 JP H0242981B2
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【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は、鉄筋コンクリート造外壁の外面に通
気層と断熱材層を設けて所謂通気層のある外断熱
とした外壁の外断熱工法に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial Field of Application] The present invention relates to an external insulation method for an external wall made of reinforced concrete by providing a ventilation layer and a heat insulating material layer on the outer surface of the external wall to provide so-called external insulation with a ventilation layer.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

鉄筋コンクリート造外壁の外面に通気層と断熱
材層を設けて外断熱とする外壁の外断熱工法とし
ては、第10図に示すように、現場打ちコンクリ
ートによるコンクリート壁aの外面にフオームポ
リスチレン等の断熱材bとそれを保護するプレキ
ヤストコンクリート板cとを施工し、プレキヤス
トコンクリート板cと断熱材bとの間に通気層d
を形成するものが((株)丸善発行・日本建築学会編
『建築設計資料集成・第一巻』)等によつて既に知
られている。図中、eは室内側の面の仕上げ材で
ある。
As shown in Figure 10, an external insulation method for an external wall in which a ventilation layer and a heat insulating material layer are provided on the external surface of a reinforced concrete external wall is as shown in Figure 10. Material b and a precast concrete plate c to protect it are constructed, and a ventilation layer d is created between the precast concrete plate c and the insulation material b.
It is already known from sources such as (published by Maruzen Co., Ltd. and edited by the Architectural Institute of Japan, Architectural Design Data Collection, Volume 1). In the figure, e is the finishing material for the indoor side surface.

〔発明が解決しようとする問題点〕[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

上記の外断熱工法によれば、コンクリート壁a
をコンクリートの現場打ちによつて構築するた
め、仮枠工事(型枠の現場搬入、組立、解体撤
去)に多大の労力と費用を要するばかりでなく、
コンクリート壁aに埋め込まれたアンカーボルト
にプレキヤストコンクリート板cを取り付けてい
るので、コンクリート壁aの脱型後でないとプレ
キヤストコンクリート板cを施工できず、工期が
長くなる欠点がある。また、コンクリート骨材と
しての天然骨材が海砂、山砂(砕石)に頼られる
ようになつて、コンクリート中の補強鉄筋の錆、
錆による鉄筋の膨張によるコンクリートのクラツ
ク、コンクリート片の剥離脱落による劣化の促進
等が社会問題になつているところから、近年、人
工骨材(膨張頁岩によるビルトンやメサライト等
の人工軽量骨材、火山灰によるシラスバルーン、
磁器質のセラミツク骨材)の開発、実用化が盛ん
であるが、上記の工法では、コンクリート壁aに
人工骨材を使用して、コンクリート骨材の品質を
グレードアツプすれば、高価な人工骨材が多量に
使用されることになり、経済性の面で不利であ
る。
According to the above external insulation method, concrete wall a
Because it is constructed by pouring concrete on-site, not only does temporary frame construction (bringing the formwork to the site, assembly, and disassembly and removal) require a great deal of labor and expense;
Since the precast concrete plate c is attached to the anchor bolt embedded in the concrete wall a, the precast concrete plate c cannot be installed until after the concrete wall a is demolded, which has the disadvantage that the construction period becomes long. In addition, as natural aggregates for concrete aggregates have come to be relied on, such as sea sand and mountain sand (crushed stone), reinforcing reinforcing bars in concrete have rusted,
In recent years, artificial aggregates (artificial lightweight aggregates such as biltong and mesalite made from expanded shale, volcanic ash, Shirasu Balloon, by
Although the development and practical use of porcelain-based ceramic aggregates (porcelain-based ceramic aggregates) are being actively developed and put into practical use, in the above construction method, if the quality of the concrete aggregate is upgraded by using artificial aggregates in the concrete wall a, expensive artificial aggregates can be used. This requires a large amount of wood, which is disadvantageous from an economic standpoint.

上記の従来欠点に鑑み、本発明は、現場打ちコ
ンクリートの長所を生かし且つ天然骨材の経済性
を尊重しつつ、人工骨材の使用量が少なくて済む
比較的薄いコンクリート外皮材で現場打ちコンク
リートの短所を補い且つ断熱材の位置がずれない
ように前記外皮材で断熱材を所定位置に確実に保
持することにより、全体として高品質で耐久性が
あり且つ通気層と断熱材による設計通りの結露防
止ならびに断熱効果が得られる外壁を経済的に構
築できる新規かつ有用な外壁の外断熱工法を提案
するものである。
In view of the above-mentioned conventional drawbacks, the present invention utilizes the advantages of cast-in-place concrete and respects the economic efficiency of natural aggregate, while creating cast-in-place concrete using a relatively thin concrete skin material that requires less artificial aggregate. By compensating for the shortcomings of the insulation material and ensuring that the insulation material is held in place by the outer skin material, the insulation material is of high quality and durable as a whole, and the ventilation layer and the insulation material can be used as designed. This paper proposes a new and useful external wall insulation method that can economically construct an external wall that prevents condensation and provides heat insulation.

〔問題点を解決するための手段〕[Means for solving problems]

本発明による外壁の外断熱工法は、裏面に複数
の隆起部が所定間隔で整列配置されたセメント系
パネルと、裏面に前記隆起部の高さよりも低い複
数の隆起部が所定間隔で整列配置されたセメント
系パネルとを、前者を室内側に位置させ且つ裏面
同士を相対向させて配置すると共に、両パネル間
には断熱材を、両パネルの前記隆起部で挟持され
た状態に配置し、両パネルを前記隆起部の位置に
おいて断熱材を貫通するボルトにて連結し、前記
断熱材とその外側のパネルとの間の空隙を通気層
に形成する一方、前記断熱材とその内側のパネル
との間の空隙に、壁筋を配置した状態で、コンク
リートを現場打ちして、通気層のある外断熱の外
壁とすることを特徴としている。
The external wall insulation method according to the present invention includes a cement-based panel in which a plurality of ridges are arranged at predetermined intervals on the back surface, and a plurality of ridges lower in height than the ridges are arranged at predetermined intervals on the back surface. and a cement-based panel with the former located on the indoor side and with their back surfaces facing each other, and a heat insulating material is placed between both panels in a state where it is sandwiched between the raised parts of both panels, Both panels are connected by bolts passing through the insulation material at the position of the raised portion, and a gap between the insulation material and the panel outside thereof is formed as a ventilation layer, while a gap between the insulation material and the panel inside the insulation material is formed as a ventilation layer. The feature is that concrete is poured on-site with wall reinforcements placed in the gaps between the walls, creating an externally insulated exterior wall with a ventilation layer.

〔作 用〕[Effect]

上記の構成によれば、室内側に位置させたセメ
ント系パネルの隆起部よりも室外側に位置させた
セメント系パネルの隆起部の背が低いので、両パ
ネルの隆起部で挟持された断熱材は、壁厚の中心
よりも室外に偏つた位置に埋め込まれることにな
り、また、上記断熱材と室内側パネルとの間の空
隙に壁筋の配筋、コンクリート打設を行うことに
より、断熱材よりも室内側に外壁としての必要な
強度を負担する鉄筋コンクリート造の壁体が形成
されることになり、いわゆる外断熱の外壁が構築
されるのである。
According to the above configuration, since the raised part of the cement-based panel located on the outdoor side is shorter than the raised part of the cement-based panel located on the indoor side, the heat insulating material sandwiched between the raised parts of both panels will be embedded in a position that is biased towards the outdoors from the center of the wall thickness, and by arranging wall reinforcements and placing concrete in the gap between the above-mentioned insulation material and the indoor panel, the insulation will be improved. A reinforced concrete wall that bears the necessary strength as an external wall is formed on the indoor side of the building, creating a so-called externally insulated external wall.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

以下、本発明の実施例を図面に基づいて説明す
る。
Embodiments of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.

第1図、第2図に示すように、裏面に側面視で
台形状をなす複数の独立した(縦横にも斜めにも
連続していない)隆起部1a…が所定間隔で縦横
に整列配置されたポリマーセメントモルタル等よ
り成るセメント系パネル1と、裏面に複数の縦に
連続した隆起部2a…が所定間隔で整列配置され
た同一材料より成るセメント系パネル2とを、前
者が室内側に位置し且つ裏面同士が対向して位置
する状態に配置すると共に、両パネル1,2間に
は、断熱材3を、両パネル1,2の隆起部1a
…,2a…で挟持された状態に配置し、断熱材3
を貫通するステンレス製あるいは防錆処理の施さ
れた鋼製のボルト4…とその端部に螺合する同様
な材質のナツト部材5…により、両パネル1,2
を前記隆起部1a,2aの位置において相互に連
結する。断熱材3は両側から隆起部1a,2aで
挟持されることにより、外壁の外面寄りの所定位
置に保持される。また断熱材3とその外側のパネ
ル2との間の上下に連続する空隙sは通気層6に
形成される。断熱材3とその内側のパネル1との
間の縦横格子状に連続する空隙Sには、縦横の壁
筋7を配置する。これらの壁筋7…は、両パネル
1,2をボルト4…連結する前に、パネル1の裏
面適所に打ち込み金具8…等で固着される。
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a plurality of independent raised portions 1a (not continuous vertically, horizontally, or diagonally) forming a trapezoid shape when viewed from the side are arranged vertically and horizontally at predetermined intervals on the back surface. A cement-based panel 1 made of polymer cement mortar or the like, and a cement-based panel 2 made of the same material and having a plurality of vertically continuous protuberances 2a arranged at predetermined intervals on the back side, the former is located on the indoor side. In addition, a heat insulating material 3 is placed between both panels 1 and 2 at the raised portions 1a of both panels 1 and 2.
..., 2a..., and the heat insulating material 3
Both panels 1, 2 are connected by bolts 4 made of stainless steel or anti-corrosion treated steel that pass through them, and nut members 5 made of the same material that are screwed into the ends of the bolts 4...
are connected to each other at the positions of the raised portions 1a and 2a. The heat insulating material 3 is held at a predetermined position near the outer surface of the outer wall by being held between the raised portions 1a and 2a from both sides. Further, a vertically continuous gap s between the heat insulating material 3 and the panel 2 outside thereof is formed in the ventilation layer 6. Vertical and horizontal wall reinforcements 7 are arranged in a gap S that is continuous in a vertical and horizontal lattice shape between the heat insulating material 3 and the panel 1 inside thereof. These wall reinforcements 7 are fixed to appropriate positions on the back surface of the panel 1 with metal fittings 8 or the like before connecting both panels 1 and 2 with bolts 4.

尚、前記各ボルト4…には、断熱材2を貫通す
る部分に圧縮強度の大きい材料よりなるスリーブ
(例えば、鋼製スリーブ)9…が套嵌され、ボル
ト4…とナツト部材5…を締め付けたとき、スリ
ーブ9…の両端面が両パネル1,2の隆起部1
a,2aに当接して両パネル1,2間の間隔を一
定以上に保ち、前記断熱材3が隆起部1a…,2
a…によつて一定厚さ以下に押し潰されることを
防止すべく構成してある。これらのスリーブ9…
は、建築現場で断熱材3の所定位置に差し込まれ
たものであるが、第5図に示す如く、両端に鍔部
を有する鳩目状のスリーブ9として、これを予
め、断熱材9に所定間隔おき取り付けておいても
よい。断熱材3としては、グラスウール、フオー
ムポリスチレン、フエノール樹脂パネル等、種々
の材質のものを使用できる。
Each of the bolts 4 is fitted with a sleeve 9 made of a material with high compressive strength (e.g., a steel sleeve) at the portion that passes through the heat insulating material 2, and the bolt 4 is tightened with the nut member 5. When the sleeve 9... has both end surfaces touching the raised portions 1 of both panels 1 and 2,
a, 2a to keep the distance between both panels 1, 2 above a certain level, and the heat insulating material 3 contacts the raised portions 1a..., 2a.
It is configured to prevent it from being crushed to a certain thickness or less by a... These sleeves 9...
is inserted into a predetermined position of the heat insulating material 3 at a construction site, and as shown in FIG. You can also leave it installed. The heat insulating material 3 can be made of various materials such as glass wool, foam polystyrene, and phenol resin panels.

次に、第3図、第4図に示す如く、前記空隙S
にコンクリート10を現場打ちして、この現場打
ちコンクリート10とパネル1との合成壁を構築
し、両パネル1,2の表面にモルタルの吹付け等
による仕上げ材11…を施して、通気層6のある
外断熱とした外壁Wとする。
Next, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the void S
Concrete 10 is poured on-site to construct a composite wall of this cast-in-place concrete 10 and panel 1, and finishing material 11 is applied to the surfaces of both panels 1 and 2 by spraying mortar, etc., and ventilation layer 6 is formed. The outer wall W has external insulation.

前記ボルト4…は、現場打ちコンクリート10
の側圧による両パネル1,2の変形やパネル1,
2間隔の拡大等を防止するセパレータとしての役
目と、断熱材3の外側に位置するパネル2を前記
合成壁に連結する(従来のアンカーボルトと同様
な)役目を果たす。前記パネル1は、第6図、第
7図に示すように、良質の川砂又は人工骨材を使
用したモルタルにSBRポリマーを含浸させたポ
リマーセメントモルタル等の材料よりなる中空形
状の、つまり、第6図に断面形状を示すように、
所定の間隔lを隔てて相対向する2枚の平板状部
分と両平板状部分間に位置する複数(図面上では
2本)のリブ1b…とから成るパネル素材Aを真
空押出し成型機Bにより連続的に押出し成型しつ
つ、当該パネル素材Aがまだ固まらないうちに、
当該パネル素材Aの移動径路を横断する位置に設
けられた切断用のピアノ線Cをリブ1b…の高
さ、つまり、前記パネル素材Aにおける平板状部
分間の間隔lの範囲内で上下移動させて、第7図
に示すように、リブ1b…をジグザグ状に切断す
ることにより、パネル素材Aを上下に二分し、こ
の二分されたパネル素材を所定長さに裁断すると
共に、必要な位置にボルト挿入孔を穿設して製造
されたものである。外側のパネル2は、第8図に
示すように背の低いリブ2b…を有する中空形状
のパネル素材A′を定位置に静止したピアノ線
C′で上下に二分して製造したものであり、材料や
真空押出し成型機の使用等は内側のパネル1と同
じである。
The bolts 4 are cast-in-place concrete 10
Deformation of both panels 1 and 2 due to lateral pressure of panel 1,
It serves as a separator to prevent the gap between the two from increasing, etc., and it also serves to connect the panel 2 located outside the heat insulating material 3 to the composite wall (similar to a conventional anchor bolt). As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the panel 1 has a hollow shape made of a material such as polymer cement mortar, which is made by impregnating SBR polymer with mortar using high-quality river sand or artificial aggregate. As the cross-sectional shape is shown in Figure 6,
A panel material A consisting of two flat plate portions facing each other with a predetermined interval l and a plurality of ribs 1b (two in the drawing) located between the two flat plate portions is formed by a vacuum extrusion molding machine B. During continuous extrusion molding, before the panel material A has hardened,
A piano wire C for cutting provided at a position crossing the moving path of the panel material A is moved up and down within the height of the rib 1b..., that is, within the range of the interval l between the flat plate-shaped portions of the panel material A. Then, as shown in Fig. 7, the panel material A is divided into upper and lower halves by cutting the ribs 1b in a zigzag shape, and this bisected panel material is cut to a predetermined length and cut at the required position. It is manufactured by drilling bolt insertion holes. As shown in Fig. 8, the outer panel 2 is made of a hollow panel material A' having short ribs 2b... made of piano wire held stationary in a fixed position.
It was manufactured by dividing it into upper and lower parts at C', and the materials and vacuum extrusion molding machine used were the same as for inner panel 1.

両パネル1,2は、真空押出し成型により、空
隙率がゼロに近い蜜実なプレキヤストコンクリー
ト製品となつており、しかもセメント+骨材の結
晶をポリマー接着剤で補強した効果を伴うため、
引張強度、曲げ強度が高められ、セメント系パネ
ルであるにもかかわらず靭性に富んだものとな
る。
Both panels 1 and 2 are made by vacuum extrusion molding to create a smooth precast concrete product with a porosity close to zero, and also have the effect of reinforcing the cement + aggregate crystals with a polymer adhesive.
The tensile strength and bending strength are increased, and the panel has high toughness even though it is a cement-based panel.

従つて、現場打ちコンクリート10の骨材とし
て海砂や山砂を使用しても、その短所を外皮材で
あるパネル1,2によつて十分に補うことが可能
であり、全体として高品質で耐久性のある、しか
も断熱材3が壁厚方向に偏倚せず、設計通りの断
熱効果が発揮される外壁Wとなる。内側のパネル
1…同士及び外側のパネル2…同士は、現場打ち
コンクリート10を介して連結されるため、パネ
ル同士の連結部材は原則的には必要がないが、予
め複数のパネル1…又は2…を連結して大型パネ
ル化する場合には、パネルの縦目地部分に適当な
連結部材を用いる必要がある。
Therefore, even if sea sand or mountain sand is used as the aggregate for cast-in-place concrete 10, the disadvantages can be fully compensated for by the panels 1 and 2, which are the outer skin materials, and the overall quality is high. The outer wall W is durable, and the heat insulating material 3 does not deviate in the wall thickness direction, and the heat insulating effect as designed is exhibited. Since the inner panels 1 and the outer panels 2 are connected to each other via cast-in-place concrete 10, connecting members between the panels are not required in principle, but a plurality of panels 1 or 2 are connected in advance. When connecting ... to form a large panel, it is necessary to use appropriate connecting members at the vertical joints of the panel.

第9図は本発明の別実施例を示す。隆起部2a
…の配置間隔は、現場打ちコンクリート10の側
圧によつて断熱材3が外側へ変形しないように断
熱材3を支持できる寸法に設定されるものであ
り、内側パネル1の隆起部1aの配置間隔と合致
させる必要はない。
FIG. 9 shows another embodiment of the invention. Raised portion 2a
The spacing between... is set to a size that can support the heat insulating material 3 so that it does not deform outward due to the lateral pressure of the cast-in-place concrete 10, and the spacing between the raised portions 1a of the inner panel 1. There is no need to match.

また上記各実施例では、いずれも外側パネル2
の隆起部2aを縦に連続した形状としたが、内側
パネル1の隆起部1a…と同様に独立した、つま
り、縦横や斜めに連続していない形状の隆起部と
して実施することも可能である。
Further, in each of the above embodiments, the outer panel 2
Although the raised portions 2a of the inner panel 1 have a vertically continuous shape, they can also be formed as independent raised portions, that is, not continuous vertically, horizontally, or diagonally, similarly to the raised portions 1a of the inner panel 1. .

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

本発明は、上述した構成よりなるため、次の如
き効果を有する。
Since the present invention has the above-described configuration, it has the following effects.

一対のセメント系パネル間に、断熱材を設置
した状態で、断熱材とその内側のパネル間にコ
ンクリートの現場打ちを行うので、パネルが現
場打ちコンクリートの外皮材となつて仮枠工事
が大幅に省略され、工期が短縮される。この場
合、室内側に位置させたセメント系パネルの隆
起部よりも室外側に位置させたセメント系パネ
ルの隆起部の背が低いので、両パネルの隆起部
で挟持された断熱材は、壁厚の中心よりも室外
側に偏つた位置に埋め込まれることになり、ま
た、上記断熱材と室内側パネルとの間の空隙に
壁筋の配筋、コンクリート打設を行うことによ
り、断熱材よりも室内側に外壁としての必要な
強度を負担する鉄筋コンクリート造の壁体が形
成されることになり、いわゆる外断熱の外壁が
構築されるのである。
With the insulation material installed between a pair of cement panels, concrete is poured on-site between the insulation material and the inner panel, so the panels serve as the outer skin of the cast-in-place concrete, significantly reducing the amount of work required for temporary frames. This will shorten the construction period. In this case, the height of the raised part of the cement-based panel located on the outdoor side is shorter than the raised part of the cement-based panel located on the indoor side, so the insulation material sandwiched between the raised parts of both panels is In addition, by arranging wall reinforcements and placing concrete in the gap between the insulation material and the indoor panel, A reinforced concrete wall that bears the necessary strength as an external wall is formed on the indoor side, and a so-called externally insulated external wall is constructed.

断熱材が両パネル裏面の隆起部で挟持されて
いるため、断熱材を容易に所定位置に保持で
き、断熱材と内側パネルとの間の空隙にコンク
リートを現場打ちする際、コンクリートの側圧
によつて断熱材が外側に変形することを、外側
パネルの隆起部によつて阻止することができる
ので、所定断面積の通気層を確保できる。従つ
て、通気層のある外断熱としての設計通りの結
露防止・断熱効果が発揮される。
The insulation is sandwiched between the ridges on the back of both panels, making it easy to hold the insulation in place and allow the lateral pressure of the concrete to hold the insulation in place when pouring into the gap between the insulation and the inner panel. Since the raised portions of the outer panel can prevent the heat insulating material from deforming outward, a ventilation layer with a predetermined cross-sectional area can be ensured. Therefore, the dew condensation prevention and insulation effects as designed for external insulation with a ventilation layer are exhibited.

前記パネルは現場打ちコンクリートの外皮材
としての厚さを有するものであれば足り、人工
骨材やポリマーセメントモルタル等を使用して
も、それらの使用量が少ないため、パネルの材
料費を低く抑えることができる。また現場打ち
コンクリートの骨材として、海砂や山砂を使用
しても、人工骨材やポリマーセメントモルタル
を使用した高品質、高強度のセメント系パネル
で現場打ちコンクリートの短所を補うことがで
きる。従つて、全体として高品質で耐久性のあ
る外壁を経済的に構築することができる。
The above-mentioned panels only need to have the thickness as the outer skin material of cast-in-place concrete, and even if artificial aggregates, polymer cement mortar, etc. are used, the amount used is small, so the material cost of the panels can be kept low. be able to. In addition, even if sea sand or mountain sand is used as aggregate for cast-in-place concrete, the disadvantages of cast-in-place concrete can be compensated for by high-quality, high-strength cement-based panels that use artificial aggregate or polymer cement mortar. . Therefore, an overall high-quality and durable exterior wall can be constructed economically.

パネル同士を連結するボルトの長さを変更す
るだけで、いかなる厚さの断熱材にも対処でき
る。
Any thickness of insulation can be accommodated by simply changing the length of the bolts that connect the panels.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図乃至第7図は本発明の実施例を示し、第
1図と第2図は施工途中の外壁の縦断側面図と横
断平面図、第3図と第4図は施工完了後の外壁の
縦断側面図と横断平面図である。第5図はスリー
ブの一例を示す断面図、第6図と第7図と第8図
はセメント系パネルの製造方法の説明図である。
第9図は本発明の別の実施例を示す施工途中の外
壁の横断平面図である。第10図は従来例の説明
図である。 1,2…パネル、1a,2a…隆起部、3…断
熱材、7…通気層、10…現場打ちコンクリー
ト、S,s…空隙。
Figures 1 to 7 show examples of the present invention, Figures 1 and 2 are longitudinal sectional side views and cross-sectional plan views of the exterior wall during construction, and Figures 3 and 4 are the exterior walls after construction is completed. FIG. 2 is a longitudinal side view and a transverse plan view of FIG. 5 is a sectional view showing an example of the sleeve, and FIGS. 6, 7, and 8 are explanatory diagrams of a method of manufacturing a cement-based panel.
FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional plan view of an outer wall during construction showing another embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram of a conventional example. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1, 2...Panel, 1a, 2a...Protuberance, 3...Insulating material, 7...Vent layer, 10...Cast-in-place concrete, S, s...Void.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 1 裏面に複数の隆起部が所定間隔で整列配置さ
れたセメント系パネルと、裏面に前記隆起部の高
さよりも低い複数の隆起部が所定間隔で整列配置
されたセメント系パネルとを、前者を室内側に位
置させ且つ裏面同士を相対向させて配置すると共
に、両パネル間には断熱材を、両パネルの前記隆
起部とで挟持された状態に配置し、両パネルを前
記隆起部の位置において断熱材を貫通するボルト
にて連結し、前記断熱材とその外側のパネルとの
間の空隙を通気層に形成する一方、前記断熱材と
その内側のパネルとの間の空隙に、壁筋を配置し
た状態で、コンクリートを現場打ちして、通気層
のある外断熱の外壁とすることを特徴とする外壁
の外断熱工法。
1. A cement-based panel with a plurality of raised parts arranged at predetermined intervals on the back side and a cement-based panel with a plurality of raised parts arranged on the back side with a predetermined interval lower than the height of the raised parts, the former being The panels are placed on the indoor side with their back faces facing each other, and a heat insulating material is placed between both panels so as to be sandwiched between the raised parts of both panels, and both panels are placed at the position of the raised parts. The insulation material is connected with a bolt that passes through the insulation material at the step 3, and the gap between the insulation material and the panel outside the insulation material is formed into a ventilation layer, while the wall reinforcement is installed in the gap between the insulation material and the panel inside the insulation material. This is an external insulation method for external walls, which is characterized by pouring concrete on-site with the walls in place and creating an external insulation wall with a ventilation layer.
JP11940985A 1985-05-31 1985-05-31 External heat insulating construction method of outer wall Granted JPS61277748A (en)

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