JPH03160298A - Heat accumulation board and its production method - Google Patents
Heat accumulation board and its production methodInfo
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Abstract
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
（産業上の利用分野）
この発明は、床や壁や植木鉢の内部に装填して蓄熱材と
して使用するものや単独で蓄熱容器として使用できる蓄
熱ボードとその製造方法に関する．（従来の技術）
省エネルギー等の目的のため、床下や壁等の内部に蓄熱
材を埋め込むことが行われる。Detailed Description of the Invention (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a heat storage board that can be used as a heat storage material by being loaded inside a floor, wall, or flower pot, or used alone as a heat storage container, and a method for manufacturing the same. (Prior Art) For purposes such as energy conservation, heat storage materials are embedded under floors, inside walls, etc.
蓄熱材としては、これまで、コンクリートやレンガ等の
顕熱蓄熱材が用いられてきた。しかし、最近では、これ
ら顕熱蓄熱材よりも体積あたりの蓄熱量が大きく、しか
も、一定温度で蓄放熱が行える潜熱蓄熱材が多用される
ようになってきた。Until now, sensible heat storage materials such as concrete and bricks have been used as heat storage materials. However, recently, latent heat storage materials, which have a larger amount of heat storage per volume than these sensible heat storage materials and can store and release heat at a constant temperature, have come into widespread use.
潜熱蓄熱材は、固体一液体間、固体一固体間等の相変化
に伴う潜熱を利用するもので、たとえば、塩化カルシウ
ム６水塩、硫酸ナトリウム１０水塩等の永和塩や、パラ
フィン類、脂肪酸エステル等が知られている。Latent heat storage materials utilize latent heat associated with phase changes such as between solid and liquid or between solid and solid. Esters etc. are known.
潜熱蓄熱材のうち、上記例示のものは、使用時に液体と
なるため、従来は密封容器中に封入した状態で使用され
ることが多かったが、そのようなものでは、下記のよう
な問題が発生していた。Among the latent heat storage materials, the ones exemplified above become liquid when used, so conventionally they were often used in a sealed container, but such materials have the following problems. It was occurring.
■ 潜熱蓄熱材は相転移の際に大きな体積変化が生し、
それが、密封容器の破損につながる．■ 密封容器が破
損すると、そこから潜熱蓄熱材が多量に流出し、蓄熱作
用を失ったり、流出した潜熱蓄熱材により回りが汚染さ
れたりする（３）無機永和性の潜熱蓄熱材は風解性や吸
湿が高いため、密封容器が完全に防湿されていないと蓄
熱作用を自然に失ってしまう。■ Latent heat storage materials undergo a large volume change during phase transition,
This leads to damage to the sealed container. ■ If the sealed container is damaged, a large amount of latent heat storage material will leak out from there, losing its heat storage effect, and the surrounding area will be contaminated by the leaked latent heat storage material. (3) Inorganic permanent latent heat storage materials are efflorescent. Due to its high moisture absorption, if the sealed container is not completely moisture-proof, it will naturally lose its heat storage ability.
そこで、これを解決するため、潜熱蓄熱材をカプセル化
する等の方法で多数の潜熱蓄熱材粒子にすることが考え
られた．このような潜熱蓄熱材粒子では、体積変化は粒
子間の空隙によって吸収されるため、容器が破損したり
することがなく、たとえ、一つの潜熱蓄熱材粒子が破壊
されても、それに含まれる潜熱蓄熱材は僅かな量である
ため、その流出が直ちに蓄熱作用の損失や回りの汚染に
つながることもない。しかも、前述したような無機永和
性の潜熱蓄熱材では、その回りをカプセルで覆ってしま
えば、それだけで完全な防湿を行うことができるため、
密封容器自体も不要となるのである。Therefore, in order to solve this problem, it was considered to make a large number of latent heat storage material particles by methods such as encapsulating the latent heat storage material. In such latent heat storage material particles, the change in volume is absorbed by the voids between the particles, so the container will not be damaged, and even if one latent heat storage material particle is destroyed, the latent heat contained in it will not be damaged. Since the amount of heat storage material is small, its leakage will not immediately lead to loss of heat storage effect or contamination of the surrounding area. Moreover, with the inorganic permanent latent heat storage material mentioned above, complete moisture proofing can be achieved just by covering the area with a capsule.
The sealed container itself becomes unnecessary.
したがって、この樟な潜熱蓄熱材粒子を容器に充填して
蓄熱ボードとする場合、直接、潜熱蓄熱材を容器に充填
する場合と比べて容器の強度は弱くすることが出来ると
いうことが利点となる。Therefore, when a container is filled with latent heat storage material particles to form a heat storage board, the advantage is that the strength of the container can be made weaker than when the latent heat storage material is directly filled into the container. .
（発明が解決しようとする課題）
しかし、従来、容器の強度が低いと床や壁に施工する時
に落下させたり物にぶつけたりして容器が破｝具すると
いう可能性があった。しかして、施工時に持ち運びのた
めには、強度の低い容器を使用する場合、蓄熱ボードと
しては容器内で容易に潜熱蓄熱材粒子が移動したりしな
い様に容器内に潜熱蓄熱材粒子が隙間なく充填されてい
なければならないが、そのため、加熱加圧して潜熱蓄熱
材粒子を容器内に押し込むことで蓄熱ボードとしての強
度を保っている。(Problem to be Solved by the Invention) However, in the past, if the strength of the container was low, there was a possibility that the container would break when it was dropped or hit against something when it was installed on a floor or wall. However, if a container with low strength is used for carrying during construction, the heat storage board must be made so that the latent heat storage material particles are tightly packed in the container so that they do not easily move within the container. To do this, the latent heat storage material particles are pressed into the container by heating and pressurizing to maintain its strength as a heat storage board.
第１３図は従来の蓄熱ボードで、１は容器、２は潜熱蓄
熱材粒子、また第１４図は、第１図中人，〜Ａ２断面を
示し、容器１内に潜熱蓄熱材粒子２が隙間なくつまって
おり端部まで固化している。FIG. 13 shows a conventional heat storage board, 1 is a container, 2 is a particle of latent heat storage material, and FIG. 14 is a cross section of FIG. It is completely clogged and solidified all the way to the edges.
この様な！！ボードを例えば第１５図に示すように、端
部から床に落下させると端部も中央部と同し様に固くな
っているため、衝撃を吸収する箇所がなく、落下衝撃が
大きいと変形してしまい、端部は局部的な変形が大きく
なり、変形部３を生じて容器ｌは破損し、第１６図に示
す様な状態となる。Like this! ! For example, as shown in Figure 15, if a board is dropped from its edges to the floor, the edges will be as hard as the center, so there will be no place to absorb the impact, and if the impact of the fall is large, it will deform. As a result, local deformation becomes large at the end, resulting in a deformed portion 3 and the container 1 being damaged, resulting in a state as shown in FIG. 16.
なお、第１６図中４は容器破填箇所を示す。Note that 4 in FIG. 16 indicates the container rupture location.
また、端を物に当てた状態も同じ様に局部的には大きく
容器が変形し、同様の状態となるといったことが従来例
の欠点として上げられる。Further, a drawback of the conventional example is that when the end is placed against an object, the container is locally significantly deformed, resulting in a similar state.
しかして、破損すると、潜熱蓄熱材粒子２が容器ｌ外に
こぼれていまい、所定の蓄熱量を確保できなくなる。ま
た、変形したボードは厚くなり施工が難しいといった課
題があった．
本発明は上記のことに鑑み提案されたもので、その目的
とするところは、強度の低い容器を使用しても、落下や
衝撃に対して容器が破損せず、変形も修復可能な蓄熱ボ
ードおよびその製造方法を提供することにある．
（課題を解決するための手段）
本発明の蓄熱ボードは、潜熱蓄熱材粒子を容器に充填し
て加熱加圧成型してなる蓄熱ボードにおいて、固化部の
領域と未固化部の領域とを形成することによって、上記
目的を達或している。If it is damaged, the latent heat storage material particles 2 will spill out of the container l, making it impossible to secure a predetermined amount of heat storage. Another problem was that the deformed boards became thick and difficult to install. The present invention has been proposed in view of the above, and its purpose is to provide a heat storage board that can prevent the container from being damaged by drops or impacts, and can repair deformation even if a container with low strength is used. and its manufacturing method. (Means for Solving the Problems) The heat storage board of the present invention is a heat storage board formed by filling a container with latent heat storage material particles and molding them under heating and pressure, in which a solidified region and an unsolidified region are formed. By doing so, the above purpose is achieved.
また、製造に際しては、潜熱蓄熱材を含浸または吸収さ
せた潜熱蓄熱材粒子を容器に充填して加熱加圧してなる
蓄熱ボードにおいて、固化部加熱温度に比べて未固化部
加熱温度を低くするかまたは固化部加圧力に比べて未固
化部加圧力を小さくして未固化部および固化部を形成す
るようにしている。In addition, during manufacturing, in a heat storage board made by filling a container with latent heat storage material particles impregnated with or absorbed with a latent heat storage material and heating and pressurizing the same, it is necessary to lower the heating temperature of the unsolidified part compared to the heating temperature of the solidified part. Alternatively, the unsolidified portion and the solidified portion are formed by making the unsolidified portion pressing force smaller than the solidified portion pressing force.
（作用）
上記のように構或し、未固化部を設け、これによって落
下や衝撃時に積極的に変形するようにし、破損を防止し
ている。また、この場合、Ｉｉ窄をある程度吸収する働
きをし、さらに、未固化状態であるため、変形した場合
、その修復を可能としている。(Function) With the structure as described above, an unsolidified portion is provided so that the device is actively deformed when dropped or impacted, thereby preventing damage. Moreover, in this case, it functions to absorb Ii stenosis to some extent, and furthermore, since it is in an unsolidified state, if it is deformed, it can be repaired.
（実施例） 以下、図面に沿って本発明の実施例を説明する。(Example) Embodiments of the present invention will be described below along with the drawings.
第１図は本発明の蓄熱ボード、第２図はその内部構造を
示す断面図、第３図は平面図を示すもので、本発明は、
潜熱蓄熱材粒子２を容器１に充填して加熱・加圧してな
る蓄熱ボードにおいて、固化部Ｂと未固化部Ｃ６を作る
ことを特徴としている。FIG. 1 shows a heat storage board of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing its internal structure, and FIG. 3 is a plan view.
A heat storage board formed by filling a container 1 with latent heat storage material particles 2 and heating and pressurizing the same is characterized in that a solidified portion B and an unsolidified portion C6 are formed.
すなわち、上記のように、例えば中央部を固化部Ｂとし
端部を未固化部Ｃとすれば、第４図に示すように、端部
から床に落下させた時、衝突部分は変形し変形部３が生
ずるが、潜熱蓄熱材２相互は接着されておらず、潜熱蓄
熱材２と容器１間の接着もされていない状態もしくは潜
熱蓄熱材粒子相互間に隙間が多く相互の接着が不完全な
状態すなわち固化していないため、潜熱蓄熱材粒子２の
移動は容易であることから、未固化部Ｃ全体で変形し容
器１に局部的に大きい変形、破損等が発生することはな
い。（第５図参照）
容器ｌに固化部Ｂと未固化部Ｃとを形成する場合、特に
、落下衝撃はコーナ部において問題となるため、第６図
に示すように容器ｌの角部を未固化部Ｃとしても良い。That is, as mentioned above, if the central part is the solidified part B and the end part is the unsolidified part C, as shown in FIG. Part 3 is formed, but the latent heat storage materials 2 are not bonded to each other, and the latent heat storage materials 2 and the container 1 are not bonded to each other, or there are many gaps between the latent heat storage material particles and the adhesion between them is incomplete. In other words, since it is not solidified, the latent heat storage material particles 2 can easily move, so that the entire unsolidified portion C is deformed and the container 1 is not locally deformed or damaged. (See Figure 5) When forming the solidified part B and the unsolidified part C in the container l, drop impact becomes a problem especially at the corner part, so as shown in Figure 6, the corner part of the container l is left unsolidified. It may also be a solidified portion C.
同様に、第７図に示すように、容器ｌの長手を未固化部
Ｃ、また、第８図に示すように、周囲を未固化部Ｃとし
ても効果は同様である。なお、未固化部Ｃは充填密度が
低く、潜熱蓄熱材粒子２相互間に隙間（空間）を持って
いるので、その空間で落下衝撃を吸収するという働きも
ある。また、未固化部Ｃは潜熱蓄熱材粒子２の移動が可
能であるので、手で変形した容器ｌを元の形状に復帰さ
せることも可能である。Similarly, as shown in FIG. 7, if the length of the container l is the unsolidified portion C, and as shown in FIG. 8, the periphery is the unsolidified portion C, and the same effect is obtained. In addition, since the unsolidified part C has a low packing density and has gaps (spaces) between the latent heat storage material particles 2, the spaces also serve to absorb the impact of falling. Further, since the latent heat storage material particles 2 can move in the unsolidified portion C, it is also possible to restore the container l that has been manually deformed to its original shape.
次に本発明の蓄熱ボードの製造方法について説明する。Next, a method for manufacturing a heat storage board according to the present invention will be explained.
潜熱蓄熱材を含漫または吸収させて潜熱蓄熱材粒子２を
製造すると潜熱蓄熱材粒子２の回りには潜熱蓄熱材が付
着した状態となっている。この潜熱蓄熱材粒子２を容器
ｌに入れて加熱すると潜熱蓄熱材粒子２の回りに付着し
た潜熱蓄熱材が溶融し、潜熱蓄熱材粒子２相互および容
器ｌと潜熱蓄熱材粒子２間に付着した状態となり、その
まま冷却すれば固化した状態を作り出せる。（第９図参
照）したがって、未固化部を作り出そうとすれば、潜熱
蓄熱材粒子２の回りに付着した潜熱蓄熱材が溶融しない
様に加熱温度を下げれば可能である。When the latent heat storage material particles 2 are manufactured by impregnating or absorbing the latent heat storage material, the latent heat storage material is attached around the latent heat storage material particles 2. When these latent heat storage material particles 2 are placed in a container 1 and heated, the latent heat storage material adhering around the latent heat storage material particles 2 melts and adheres to each other and between the container 1 and the latent heat storage material particles 2. If you cool it as it is, you can create a solidified state. (See FIG. 9) Therefore, if it is desired to create an unsolidified portion, it is possible by lowering the heating temperature so that the latent heat storage material attached around the latent heat storage material particles 2 does not melt.
また、十分加熱したとしても加圧しなければ潜熱蓄熱材
粒子２相互の接着力は十分でなく、小さい力で潜熱蓄熱
材粒子２は移動させることが出来る。Moreover, even if the latent heat storage material particles 2 are sufficiently heated, unless pressure is applied, the adhesion force between the latent heat storage material particles 2 will not be sufficient, and the latent heat storage material particles 2 can be moved with a small force.
すなわち、第１０図は上記製造方法によって加熱を小さ
くした未固化部Ｃ′と加熱を大として固化させた固化部
Ｂ′を形成して或る蓄熱ボードを示す．
また、第１１図は加圧を小さくして潜熱蓄熱材粒子２間
に隙間を持たせた未固化部ＣＲと加圧大として固化部Ｂ
＃とした蓄熱ボードで、これは加熱を小さくして潜熱蓄
熱材粒子２間の接着はないように構戒されている。That is, FIG. 10 shows a heat storage board in which an unsolidified part C' is formed by heating to a small extent and a solidified part B' is solidified by a large heating by the above manufacturing method. In addition, FIG. 11 shows an unsolidified part CR with a small pressure and a gap between the latent heat storage material particles 2, and a solidified part B with a high pressure.
This is a heat storage board marked #, which is designed to reduce heating and prevent adhesion between the latent heat storage material particles 2.
さらに、第１２図は同様に加圧を小さくして潜熱蓄熱材
粒子２間に隙間を持たせて接着力を小さくし未固化部Ｃ
＃′と加圧大として潜熱蓄熱材粒子２間の接着力を大と
して固化部Ｂｗを形成した蓄熱ボードである。Furthermore, in FIG. 12, the pressure is similarly reduced to create a gap between the latent heat storage material particles 2 to reduce the adhesion force and unsolidified portion C.
This is a heat storage board in which the solidified portion Bw is formed by increasing the pressure #' and increasing the adhesive force between the latent heat storage material particles 2.
（発明の効果）
以上のように本発明の蓄熱ボードは、潜熱蓄熱材を含浸
または吸収させた潜熱蓄熱材粒子を容器に充填して加熱
加圧してなる蓄熱ボードにおいて、固化部加熱温度に比
べて未固化部加熱温度を低くするかまたは固化部加圧力
に比べて未固化部加圧力を小さくして未固化部および固
化部を形成して製造され、固化部の領域と未固化部の領
域を有しているため、落下や衝撃に対しても未固化部で
衝撃を吸収し、かつ容器が破損することがなく、また、
未固化部の変形を修復可能であるといった効果がある。(Effects of the Invention) As described above, the heat storage board of the present invention is a heat storage board formed by filling a container with latent heat storage material particles impregnated with or absorbing a latent heat storage material and heating and pressurizing the same. It is manufactured by forming an unsolidified part and a solidified part by lowering the heating temperature of the unsolidified part or by applying a pressure force smaller than that of the solidified part, and the area of the solidified part and the area of the unsolidified part are Because of this, the unsolidified part absorbs the impact even if it is dropped or impacted, and the container will not be damaged.
There is an effect that deformation of the unsolidified portion can be repaired.
第１図は本発明の蓄熱ボードの一実施例であって、容器
の一部を切除した斜視図、第２図は第１図中Ａ！ Ａ
４線断面図、第３図ほ蓄熱ボードの平面図、第４図は内
部の様子を示した動作状態説明図、第５図は同上の外観
斜視図で一部を切除したもの、第６図ないし第８図はそ
れぞれ蓄熱ボードの変形例、第９図ないし第１２図はそ
れぞれ蓄熱ボードの製造例、第ｌ３図は従来例の外観斜
視図、第１４図は第１３図Ａ＋ Ａ．ｔ線断面図、第
１５図は内部の状態を示した従来例の動作状態説明図、
第１６図は同上の外観斜視図を示す。
■
・容器
２
・潜熱蓄熱材粒子
Ｂ ・ ・
・固化部
Ｃ ・ ・
・未固化部
（ほか１名）
第
３
図
第４
図
第
６
図
第７
図
第
８
図
第
９
図
Ｃ・末固ｔｇＰ
（ＩＪＯ矛界シ１＼）
Ｂ′固化掃
（ｊＩｒＪ殆力
第１１図
Ｃ′未訪岬
（７７ロ月し１、）
Ｂ″″丘ａイとズ３１
（刀Ｕ亙人》
第１２図
Ｃ’ｌ辷１１４と名ｐ
（加ルｊ＼）・
Ｂ”Ｉｆｆｉイと，部
（加圧オＪFIG. 1 is a perspective view of a heat storage board according to an embodiment of the present invention, with a part of the container cut away, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view of A in FIG. A
4-line sectional view, Figure 3 is a plan view of the heat storage board, Figure 4 is an explanatory diagram of the operating state showing the internal state, Figure 5 is a perspective view of the same external appearance with a portion cut away, Figure 6 FIGS. 9 to 8 are modified examples of the heat storage board, FIGS. 9 to 12 are manufacturing examples of the heat storage board, FIG. 13 is an external perspective view of the conventional example, and FIG. t-line sectional view, FIG. 15 is an explanatory diagram of the operating state of the conventional example showing the internal state,
FIG. 16 shows an external perspective view of the same as above. ■ - Container 2 - Latent heat storage material particles B - - Solidified part C - - Unsolidified part (1 other person) Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 6 Figure 7 Figure 8 Figure 9 Figure C - Final solidification tgP (IJO Shokai Shi 1＼) B' Solidification Sweeping (jIrJ Most Powers Figure 11 C' Misaki Misaki (77 Rozuki Shi 1,) B'''' Hill ai tozu 31 (Sword U 亙人》 Figure 12) C'l side 114 and name p (KARUJ＼)・ B"Iffi and part (pressure OJ
Claims (2)
てなる蓄熱ボードにおいて、固化部の領域と未固化部の
領域とを形成することを特徴とした蓄熱ボード。(1) A heat storage board formed by filling a container with latent heat storage material particles and molding them under heat and pressure, characterized in that a solidified region and an unsolidified region are formed.
子を容器に充填して加熱加圧してなる蓄熱ボードにおい
て、固化部加熱温度に比べて未固化部加熱温度を低くす
るかまたは固化部加圧力に比べて未固化部加圧力を小さ
くして未固化部および固化部を形成することを特徴とし
た蓄熱ボードの製造方法。(2) In a heat storage board formed by filling a container with latent heat storage material particles impregnated or absorbed with a latent heat storage material and heating and pressurizing the same, the heating temperature of the unsolidified part is lower than that of the solidified part, or the solidified part is heated at a lower temperature than the solidified part. A method for producing a heat storage board, characterized in that an unsolidified portion and a solidified portion are formed by applying a pressure force smaller than a pressing force to the unsolidified portion.
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