JPH04141167A - Sauna room structural body - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain an effect which brings an extremely good result for radiating far-infrared rays in a sauna room main body by forming at least the floor part of a sauna room wherein a flue is provided below the floor part and the sauna room main body is provided above the floor part with a raw material which enables to radiate far-infrared rays in the sauna room main body. CONSTITUTION:A floor structural body 6 is formed with a raw material being suitable for radiating far infrared rays and parts of the raw material of the floor structural body 6 are filled between edge parts of facing sides of panels 5 being adjoining each other without generating a gap. A cement layered part 7 consisting of the same raw material as those of the above described panel 5 and the floor structural body 6 or a similar raw material thereto is formed on the upper face of a fire-proofing and insulating horizontally layered part 2 constituting the lower bottom part of a flue so as to make it as a bottom face constituting part. A burner 8 is placed at an inlet of the flue 3 and a ventilation fan 9 is placed at an outlet of the flue 3 or a chimney with a long path is placed at an appropriate position of the wall part of the peripheral side of the sauna room and the surface part of the inner peripheral face of the wall part of the peripheral side of the sauna room is made of a raw material which enables to radiate far-infrared rays.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a sauna room structure, and particularly to a far-infrared radiation sauna room structure.

Traditionally, in Scandinavia and other countries, people have tried to maintain and promote health by creating conditions that make it easier to perspire.As a specific method, a sauna room consisting of a high-temperature chamber was used to make people sweat in a very short time. However, in recent years in other countries, it has been recognized that this is extremely important for maintaining health, and that it is also excellent from a practical standpoint, and the sauna bathing method described above has rapidly become popular. It is now reaching the top of the world. However, there is still not enough concrete research into creating the high temperature and dry conditions indoors that are necessary to promote sweating, and rather, there is still insufficient research into creating the high temperature and dry conditions indoors that are necessary to promote sweating. It is simply a means of warming the air inside the car and drying it.

By the way, in conventional sauna rooms where only the promotion of sweating has been considered, the temperature inside the sauna room tends to be extremely high in order to promote sweating in the sauna room, and even healthy people can feel sick in such a high temperature room. It became,
As a result, his health often deteriorated. Therefore, people who are not in good physical condition or those with chronic diseases, especially those with heart disease, need to be especially careful, and it is better not to take a bath at all. Furthermore, in the case of elderly people, it has been considered desirable to avoid using a conventional sauna room as much as possible and take a conventional hot bath instead.

The present invention aims to solve the above problems.

Next, the specific structure for achieving the above purpose will be explained according to the drawings. A fireproof and insulating horizontal layered part 2 is formed on a foundation 1 made of concrete, and a flue 3 is arranged in a horizontal zigzag pattern on top of the horizontal layered part 2. A flue is formed by detouring the flue, and floor support structure portions 4 are formed on both side portions of the flue 3, for example, from a material such as Oya stone, which has fireproof and heat-insulating properties and has extremely high pressure resistance. On the upper surface of the mutually adjacent structural parts of the floor support structure section 4, both side edges of a panel 5 made of a material suitable for far-infrared radiation and forming the upper wall surface of the flue are mounted. A floor structure 6 is formed of the same material as the panel 5 or a similar material and a material suitable for far-infrared radiation so as to wrap the upper surface of the panel 5.
A portion of the material of the floor structure 6 is applied between the opposite side edges of the panel without creating a gap, and the panel 5 and a cement layered part 7 made of the same or similar material as the floor structure 6 is formed to serve as the bottom structural part of the flue 3, and a burner 8 is disposed at the entrance part of the flue 3, An exhaust fan 9 is disposed at the outlet of the flue 3, or a chimney with a long passage is disposed at an appropriate position on the circumferential wall of the sauna room. This is a sauna room structure in which a surface structure portion made of a material capable of emitting far infrared rays is provided on the surface portion of the circumferential surface.

There are various materials that can emit far-infrared radiation, but in practical terms, far-infrared-emitting ceramic bodies are desirable for various reasons such as strength, durability, and economic efficiency. A particularly advantageous manufacturing method is to use fired white porcelain (SiO!, A]aOx, Nago) powder and alumina (A120) powder as the main components, and ferrous oxide (ferrous oxide) to this.
Fed), silicon oxide (SiC), carbon (C), magnesia (MgO), and silica (Sift), and further mixes alumina cement and water, kneads, and molds. There is a method for producing far-infrared radiation emitting ceramics.

Next, to describe the effects resulting from the above configuration, the floor part of the sauna room of the present invention is formed of a material that can emit far infrared rays, so that far infrared rays are extremely effectively radiated into the sauna room through the floor and onto the floor. There is an effect that can be used.

Furthermore, since the flue is provided under the floor, the heat in the flue is transmitted through the floor to the floor, and in the process of transmission, far-infrared rays can be appropriately radiated into the sauna room.

In addition, since the flow path of the flue was detoured horizontally in a zigzag pattern, it took a relatively long detour, which took a relatively long time to ensure that far-infrared rays were emitted into the sauna room through the floor. There are effects that can be achieved.

Furthermore, since the floor support structure is made of a material such as Oya stone, which has fireproof heat insulation properties and high pressure resistance, it is possible to support a floor portion that is subjected to a relatively high load. Moreover, the floor part has a panel structure, and the upper end of the floor support structure part can support the side edges of the panel.

In addition, the gap between the side edges of adjacent panels is filled with a material made of the same material as the above panel or a similar material,
Moreover, by disposing the same material as the above-mentioned material on the panel, movement of the panel can be virtually eliminated and the floor structure can be easily strengthened and hung. In addition, at least the surface portions of the peripheral walls and ceiling of the sauna room body are made of a material that enables far-infrared radiation, resulting in extremely good results for radiating far-infrared rays into the sauna room body. effective.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a horizontal sectional view of the flue portion of the sauna room structure according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a vertical sectional view of the sauna room structure shown in FIG. FIG. 3 is a vertical cross-sectional view of the lower part, FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a suitable portion of the sauna room structure shown in FIGS. FIG. 2 is a plan view schematically showing a flow path of FIG. Basic refractory insulation horizontal layered section flue floor support structure section panel floor structure cement layered section burner fan 31 pieces

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1) A sauna room in which at least the floor of the sauna room is formed of a material capable of emitting far infrared rays, in which a flue is provided under the floor and the sauna room body is provided above the floor. Structure. 2) A flue is provided in which the flue is detoured in a zigzag pattern in the horizontal direction to form a flue, and both sides of the flue are formed by floor support structure parts made of a material with fireproof insulation properties and high pressure resistance. A sauna room structure according to claim 1. 3) The sauna room structure according to claim 1, wherein a panel made of a material capable of emitting far infrared rays is placed on the upper surface portions of the floor support structures facing each other. 4) A patent claim in which a material made of the same or similar material as the panel is disposed on the top surface of a panel made of a material capable of far-infrared radiation and/or in the gap between the side edges of adjacent panels. Sauna room structure according to scope 1. 5) The sauna room structure according to claim 1, wherein at least the surface portions of the circumferential wall portion and the ceiling portion of the sauna room main body provided above the floor are formed of a material that enables far-infrared radiation. 6) The sauna room structure according to claim 1, wherein both the upper wall surface and the lower wall surface of the flue are made of a material that enables far-infrared radiation. 7) Claim 1, wherein a fire-resistant and heat-insulating horizontal layered portion is provided on the foundation, and a floor support structure forming the side wall surface of the flue disposed above the foundation is formed from a fire-resistant and heat-insulating material.
Described sauna room structure.