JPH0533408A - Triangular segment for building and that using above segment - Google Patents

Triangular segment for building and that using above segment

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JPH0533408A
JPH0533408A JP3132136A JP13213691A JPH0533408A JP H0533408 A JPH0533408 A JP H0533408A JP 3132136 A JP3132136 A JP 3132136A JP 13213691 A JP13213691 A JP 13213691A JP H0533408 A JPH0533408 A JP H0533408A
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triangular
building
tenon
shape
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Yoshio Kaneko
佳生 金子
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Shimizu Construction Co Ltd
Shimizu Corp
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Shimizu Corp
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To construct a building having excellent durability in a simple structure by mutually joining many pieces of triangular segments made of ceramics or high strength concrete to assemble them in a hemispheric or a semicylindrical shape. CONSTITUTION:A triangular segment 1 is formed of ceramics or high strength concrete having previously mixed reinforcing fiber into a triangular plane. Each side part of the segment 1 is provided with a tenon 2 and a mortice 3 to join the segment 1 to a similar adjacent one. Many pieces of the segments 1 are mutually joined by fitting the tenon 2 in the mortice 3, and assembled in a hemispheric or a semicylinclrical shape for constructing a building.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】Detailed Description of the Invention

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】本発明は、建造物に使用する三角
形セグメント及びこれを使用して建造した建造物に関す
るものである。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a triangular segment used in a building and a building constructed using the same.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】コンクリート造建造物のような強固な建
造物の構築に当たっては、建造現場において堰板等で囲
んで成る枠組みの中に、生コンクリートを打ち込んで建
造物を構成する方法と、石材やコンクリート・ブロック
等の固形材料を組み合わせて建造物を構成する方法とが
ある。前者の方法は梁や屋根のような横方向に広がった
部分であっても、例えば予め鉄筋等を配置することよ
り、かなりの強度の耐久力が得られるという長所を有す
る反面、その建造に当たっては、堰板等によって建物の
型枠を作る必要があり、該型枠の中に生コンクリートを
打ち込み、該生コンクリートの熟成後に上記堰板等によ
る型枠を除去して細部の建造を行うものであるから、言
ってみれば一つの建造物の建造のために、同規模の建造
物を二度作ることになり、労力及び時間の面で非常にコ
ストがかかるものとならざるを得なかった。
2. Description of the Related Art In constructing a strong structure such as a concrete structure, a method of driving fresh concrete into a structure surrounded by a weir plate at a construction site to construct the structure, and a stone material There is a method of constructing a building by combining solid materials such as concrete and blocks. The former method has the advantage that even if it is a laterally widened portion such as a beam or roof, for example, by arranging reinforcing bars in advance, considerable strength durability can be obtained, but at the time of its construction It is necessary to make a building formwork with a weir plate, etc., and to perform detailed construction by driving fresh concrete into the formwork and removing the formwork with the weir plate etc. after aging the fresh concrete. For that reason, in order to construct one structure, it was necessary to construct a structure of the same size twice, which was very costly in terms of labor and time.

【0003】これに反し、後者の建造方法は、固形材料
を用いるものであるから、足場等を組む必要があること
はともかく、前者のような同規模の建造物を二度構築す
るようなロスがないため、労力及び時間の面では非常に
経済的である反面、屋根のように横方向に広がった部分
をこの方法で建造するときは、あまり高い耐久力が期待
できないという欠点を有していた。
On the contrary, since the latter construction method uses solid materials, it is not necessary to form a scaffold, etc., but the loss of constructing a construction of the same scale like the former twice. Therefore, it is very economical in terms of labor and time, but it has the drawback that when constructing a laterally wide part such as a roof with this method, it is not possible to expect too high durability. It was

【0004】[0004]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】よって本発明が解決し
ようとする課題は、強固な建造物の建造に当たって、コ
ンクリートのような流動性又は塑性の材料を用いたもの
は、建造物の横方向に広がった部分においても高い耐久
力のあるものを得られるが、非常にコストがかかると言
う点、及び、これに対して固形のブロックや石材を組み
合わせた建造物は、上記のようなコストがかからない代
わりに、屋根のような水平方向に広がった部分における
強度が劣るという点を改善することにある。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Therefore, the problem to be solved by the present invention is to construct a strong building by using a fluid or plastic material such as concrete in the lateral direction of the building. High durability can be obtained even in the expanded part, but it is very costly, and the construction that combines solid blocks and stones does not cost the above. Instead, the problem is to improve the strength of a horizontally extending portion such as a roof.

【0005】[0005]

【課題を解決するための手段及び作用】本発明は、上記
課題を解決し、固形素材を使用してコンクリート造同様
の耐久力のある建造物を建造できるようにするための建
築材料及び該材料を使用した建造物を提供するものであ
って、すなわちセラミック又は高強度コンクリートによ
って三角形平板状に構成した三角形セグメントの各辺部
に、隣接する同様の三角形セグメントと結合させるため
の、ほぞ及びほぞ穴を設けた構成の建造物用三角形セグ
メント及び、該三角形セグメントを使用した建造物であ
って、少ない労力によって、かつ短時間に建造でき、し
かも建造物自体の重量又は地下シェルにおける土圧等は
横方向に分散されるから、屋根のような横方向に広い部
分においても、高い外圧に耐えられる建造物が得られる
ものであり、積雪の多い地域における建造物又は地下シ
ェル等に実施すれば特に有効な発明である。
DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems, and a building material for solving the above problems and enabling the construction of a durable construction similar to concrete construction using a solid material, and the material. A mortise and mortise for connecting each side of a triangular segment made of ceramic or high-strength concrete into a triangular plate with adjacent similar triangular segments. A triangular segment for a structure having a structure provided with a structure and a structure using the triangular segment, which can be constructed with a small amount of labor and in a short time, and the weight of the structure itself or the earth pressure in the underground shell, etc. Since it is dispersed in the direction, a building that can withstand high external pressure can be obtained even in a laterally wide area such as a roof. If implemented in buildings or underground shell or the like in many areas is particularly useful invention.

【0006】[0006]

【実施例】以下本発明を図面に示す実施例に基づいて詳
細に説明する。まず、本発明には素材としてはセラミッ
ク又は高強度コンクリートを使用して構成するのが好ま
しい。セラミックとしては、焼結体セラミック又は熔融
鋳造セラミックが使用できるが、それら代表例の特性表
を表1に示す。
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described below in detail based on the embodiments shown in the drawings. First, in the present invention, it is preferable to use ceramic or high strength concrete as a material. As the ceramic, a sintered ceramic or a melt-cast ceramic can be used, and Table 1 shows a characteristic table of typical examples thereof.

【表1】 例1は、リシウムアルミノシリケート熔融鋳造セラミッ
クスの代表値。 例2は、シリコンカーバイド焼結体セラミックスの代表
値。
[Table 1] Example 1 is a typical value of lithium aluminosilicate melt-cast ceramics. Example 2 is a typical value of silicon carbide sintered ceramics.

【0007】ここで、熔融鋳造セラミックス製セグメン
トの製造法について説明する。該方法としては、セラ
ミックス原料を熔融し、その熔融物を耐火性型枠中に注
入して冷却後、熔融鋳造物セラミックスを脱型してセグ
メントとする方法、あるい耐火性型枠に充填されたま
まの熔融鋳造物セラミックスをセグメントとする方法が
挙げられる。これら方法においては、好ましくは型枠へ
注入する途中の熔融物に、補強用の耐火性の短繊維(例
えば、炭素繊維、アルミナ繊維等のセラミック繊維、高
融点金属繊維等)を加えることにより、均一に補強用短
繊維が加配された熔融鋳造セラミックス製セグメントが
得られる。さらに、他の方法として以下のごとき方法が
挙げられる。すなわち、加熱中の耐火性型枠に薄層状態
でセラミック粉末と短繊維を供給し、まずその一層を熔
融し、次いでその上に次の一層を供給して熔融し、そし
て更にその上に新たに一層を供給して熔融し、こうした
操作を繰り返した後、冷却することによって、一定厚み
の短繊維混入熔融鋳造セラミックスよりなるセグメント
が得られる。この場合においても、前記方法のごとく、
熔融鋳造セラミックスを耐火性型枠から脱型しても、あ
るいは耐火性型枠と熔融鋳造セラミックスの一体化物を
そのままセグメントとなしてもよい。
Here, a method of manufacturing the melt-cast ceramic segment will be described. As the method, a ceramic raw material is melted, the melt is poured into a refractory mold and cooled, and then the melt-cast ceramics is demolded into segments, or the refractory mold is filled. A method of using the as-melted cast ceramics as a segment is mentioned. In these methods, preferably, a refractory short fiber for reinforcement (for example, carbon fiber, ceramic fiber such as alumina fiber, high melting point metal fiber, etc.) is added to the melt during injection into the mold, It is possible to obtain a melt-cast ceramic segment in which reinforcing short fibers are uniformly distributed. Furthermore, the following methods can be mentioned as other methods. That is, ceramic powder and short fibers are supplied in a thin layer state to a refractory mold being heated, first one layer is melted, then the next one layer is supplied and melted, and then a new layer is further formed. A layer of melt-cast ceramics having a constant thickness and containing short fibers is obtained by supplying one layer to melt and melting, repeating such operations, and then cooling. Even in this case, as in the above method,
The melt-cast ceramics may be demolded from the refractory mold, or an integrated product of the refractory mold and the melt-cast ceramics may be directly used as a segment.

【0008】コンクリート製セグメントの製法として
は、常法にしたがって、セメントと骨材と水とのペース
ト状混合物を、型枠中へ注入して養生硬化して一定形状
のセグメントを得る方法が挙げられるが、この場合にお
いても、補強用の各種短繊維を混入させることも好まし
い。さらに、放射線の侵入を遮断するために、金属鉱石
よりなる骨材、例えば磁鉄鉱、赤鉄鉱、ザクロ石等を用
いた重量コンクリートを使用することもできる。
As a method for producing a concrete segment, a method of injecting a paste-like mixture of cement, aggregate and water into a mold and curing and curing to obtain a segment having a constant shape can be mentioned according to a conventional method. However, also in this case, it is also preferable to mix various reinforcing short fibers. Furthermore, in order to block the invasion of radiation, it is also possible to use an aggregate made of a metal ore, for example, heavy concrete using magnetite, hematite, garnet, etc.

【0009】図1(1)及び(2)は、本発明実施例の
三角形セグメントの斜視図であるが、同各図に示すよう
に、本発明の三角形セグメント1は全体として略三角形
の平板状であって、その各辺部にはほぞ2及びほぞ穴3
(あるいはキー及びキー溝)が構成してある。
FIGS. 1 (1) and 1 (2) are perspective views of a triangular segment according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in the drawings, the triangular segment 1 of the present invention has a substantially triangular flat plate shape as a whole. And each side of the mortise 2 and mortise 3
(Or key and keyway).

【0010】次に、焼結体セラミック製三角形セグメン
トを構成するためには、例えば図2に断面図を示すよう
に、図1に示す三角形セグメント1の形状の内側を有
し、各辺部は解体可能に構成した型枠4を用いて、該型
枠4にセラミック原料粉末5を充填して圧縮し、これを
取り出して乾燥させた後に焼結して図1に示す形状の三
角形セグメントを得ることができる。また、図3(1)
に示すように、本発明の三角形セグメント数個分の内側
形状を有し、側壁は外側方向に解体可能に構成した型枠
4′を用い、該型枠4′に中に、予め混練した三角形セ
グメント一個分のセラミック原料粉末5を充填して圧縮
し、次に同図(2)に示すように、上記セラミック原料
粉末5の上に、離型剤粉末(例えばアルミナ粉末)6を
所定の厚さに敷いてから、その上にやはり前記同様に三
角形セグメント一個分のセラミック原料粉末5を充填
し、この工程を所要回数繰り返してから、前記型枠4′
を解体して取り外すことによって未焼結の三角形セグメ
ントが得られるので、これを乾燥後、高温焼成して焼結
することにより、多数の焼結体セラミック製三角形セグ
メントを製造することもできる。なお、セラミック原料
粉末中にアルミナ繊維や炭素繊維等の補強用繊維を混入
させておけば、衝撃、振動等によって割れることのな
い、強靭な三角形セグメントを得ることができる。
Next, in order to form a sintered ceramic triangular segment, for example, as shown in the sectional view of FIG. 2, the triangular segment 1 has the inside of the shape shown in FIG. Using a mold 4 configured to be dismantled, the mold 4 is filled with a ceramic raw material powder 5, compressed, taken out, dried and then sintered to obtain a triangular segment having the shape shown in FIG. be able to. In addition, FIG. 3 (1)
As shown in FIG. 5, a mold 4 ′ having an inner shape corresponding to several triangular segments of the present invention and having side walls that can be disassembled in the outer direction is used, and a triangle previously kneaded in the mold 4 ′. The ceramic raw material powder 5 for one segment is filled and compressed, and then, as shown in (2) of the same figure, a release agent powder (for example, alumina powder) 6 is formed on the ceramic raw material powder 5 to a predetermined thickness. Then, the ceramic raw material powder 5 for one triangular segment is filled in the same manner as above, and this process is repeated a required number of times.
Since a non-sintered triangular segment is obtained by disassembling and removing it, a large number of sintered ceramic triangular segments can also be manufactured by drying and then sintering at high temperature. By mixing reinforcing fibers such as alumina fibers and carbon fibers in the ceramic raw material powder, it is possible to obtain a strong triangular segment that is not cracked by impact, vibration or the like.

【0011】上記のような構成の三角形セグメントは次
のようにして建造物に使用するものである。すなわち、
図4は本発明の三角形セグメントを使用した建造物の例
を示す斜視図であるが、同図に示すように、本発明の三
角形セグメントの前記各辺に設けたほぞ及びほぞ穴(あ
るいはキー及びキー溝)を用いて隣接する同様の三角形
セグメントと結合させながら組み合わせ、半球状の建造
物の外周に構成するものである。ただし、建造物の外周
の形状は、上記のような半球状に限らず、蒲鉾状であっ
てもよい。
The triangular segment having the above-mentioned structure is used for a building as follows. That is,
FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing an example of a building using the triangular segment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 4, a tenon and a tenon (or a key and a tenon) provided on each side of the triangular segment of the present invention are shown. Key grooves) are combined with adjacent similar triangular segments while being combined to form the outer periphery of a hemispherical building. However, the shape of the outer periphery of the building is not limited to the hemispherical shape as described above, and may be a semi-cylindrical shape.

【0012】本発明は上記のように三角形平板状に構成
したものであるから、上記のように半球状又は蒲鉾状に
隙間なく組み合わせることができる。また上記のよう
に、各三角形セグメントと隣接する三角形セグメントと
は、各三角形セグメントの辺部に備えたほぞ及びほぞ穴
によって結合するものであるから、図1に実施例を示し
たような、二つの辺にほぞを備え、他の一つの辺にほぞ
穴を設けた三角形セグメントの他に、二つの辺にはほぞ
穴を備え、他の一つの辺にはほぞを設けた三角形セグメ
ントをも用意することが必要となる。
Since the present invention is constructed in the shape of a triangular flat plate as described above, it is possible to combine them into a hemispherical shape or a semi-cylindrical shape as described above without any gap. Further, as described above, since the triangular segments adjacent to each other are connected by the tenon and the tenon provided on the side portion of each triangular segment, as shown in the embodiment in FIG. In addition to a triangle segment with a tenon on one side and a tenon on the other side, a triangle segment with a tenon on two sides and a tenon on the other side is also available Will be required.

【0013】しかし、石造建造物のように、建造物を構
成する各部材毎に、異なった形状の素材を用意する必要
はなく、上記のように同一形状の三角形セラミックであ
って、その各辺部に設けたほぞとほぞ穴の数が違うだけ
の材料を用いて、建造物の外周全体が構成できるので、
材料を取り揃える作業及び運搬の面でも、作業が非常に
簡略化されるのである。
However, it is not necessary to prepare a material having a different shape for each member constituting a building like a stone building, and the triangular ceramics having the same shape as described above and each side thereof Since the entire outer circumference of the building can be constructed using materials that differ only in the number of mortises and tenons provided in the part,
The work is greatly simplified in terms of the work of collecting and transporting the materials.

【0014】上記のようにして半球状又は蒲鉾状に構成
した建造物の外周を本発明の三角形セグメントによって
構成すれば、三角形セグメント自体の重量は図4に記入
した矢印の方向へ働くが、古来のアーチにおけるセグメ
ントの自重が両隣の石材に働くのと同様に、上記力は隣
接する各三角形セグメントの方向へ働くことになり、上
記矢印の方向の力は上記建造物の円周方向へ分散され、
各三角形セグメントには水平方向の圧縮力としてのみ作
用するから、本発明の三角形セグメントを使用した上記
建物は強靱な耐久力を発揮するものとなる。
If the outer periphery of the hemispherical or kamaboko-shaped building is formed by the triangular segment of the present invention as described above, the weight of the triangular segment itself works in the direction of the arrow shown in FIG. In the same way that the self-weight of the segment in the arch of the above acts on the stones on both sides, the force acts in the direction of each adjacent triangular segment, and the force in the direction of the arrow is distributed in the circumferential direction of the building. ,
Since each triangular segment acts only as a compressive force in the horizontal direction, the building using the triangular segment of the present invention exhibits strong durability.

【0015】しかも上記のように、各三角形セグメント
の辺部には、隣接する同様のセグメントと結合するため
のほぞ及びほぞ穴を設けてあるので、該ほぞ又はほぞ穴
によって、隣接する三角形セグメントと強固に結合する
ことになり、上記図4に球の矢印方向の自重又は土圧等
によって、本発明の三角形セグメントが外れ落ちる虞も
ないので、前記のように上記矢印方向からの重力又は圧
力に対しては、一層高い耐久力を示すことになる。
Further, as described above, since the tenon and the mortise for connecting with the adjacent similar segments are provided on the sides of each triangular segment, the tenon and the tenon are used to form the adjacent triangular segments. Since the triangle segments of the present invention will not come off due to the weight of the sphere shown in FIG. 4 in the direction of the arrow or earth pressure, etc. On the other hand, it shows higher durability.

【0016】特に本発明の三角形セグメントを使用した
上記形状の建造物を、地下シェルに実施すれば、上記理
由によって土圧に対しても充分に耐えることになり、そ
の場合には資材や機材等を搬入・搬出するのに不便な地
下において、本発明の三角形グメントを使用した建造物
は、通常のコンクリート建造物のような、堰板やそれを
組み立てるための強固な足場等を構築する必要がないの
で、一層上記目的に適った建造材料及び建造物となるも
のである。
[0016] In particular, if the building of the above-mentioned shape using the triangular segment of the present invention is applied to the underground shell, it will sufficiently withstand earth pressure due to the above reasons. In that case, materials, equipment, etc. In the underground where it is inconvenient to carry in and out, it is necessary to construct a weir plate and a strong scaffold for assembling it in a structure using the triangular segment of the present invention, like a normal concrete structure. Therefore, the construction material and the construction are more suitable for the above purpose.

【0017】[0017]

【発明の効果】以上に詳しく説明したごとく、本発明の
セグメントは三角形平板状のものであるため、これを使
用して建造物を建造すれば、.同一形状でありなが
ら、これを多数個使用して半球状又は蒲鉾状に隙間なく
並べられ、かつ他の埋め穴材を要しない。
As described in detail above, since the segment of the present invention is a triangular flat plate, if a building is constructed using this, a large number of them can be used even though they have the same shape. Then, they are arranged in a hemispherical shape or a semi-cylindrical shape without a gap, and no other filling material is required.

【0018】本発明の平板状に構成したセグメントの各
辺部には、隣接する同様の三角形セグメントと結合させ
るための、ほぞ又はほぞ穴を設けた構成であるから、こ
れら用いて建造物に構成する際には、隣接する各セグメ
ントと結合させながら建造物の外周の形状に組み立てて
ゆけばよく、それほど耐久力の高い足場を組む必要もな
くなるので、.コンクリート等による建造物の建造に
比して建造作業が非常に簡略化される。
Since each side portion of the flat-plate-shaped segment of the present invention is provided with a tenon or mortise for connecting with adjacent similar triangular segments, these are used to construct a building. In this case, it is sufficient to assemble it to the shape of the outer periphery of the building while connecting it to each adjacent segment, and it is not necessary to construct a scaffold with high durability, so compared to the construction of the building using concrete, etc. The construction work is greatly simplified.

【0019】しかも、前記理由によって、.屋根を含
む建造物であっても、その外周全体を本発明の三角形セ
グメントで構成することができ、従来法のような固形材
料の組み合わせによる建造方法の欠点も除去される。さ
らに上記のように本発明の三角形セグメントを使用して
建造された建造物は、隣接する各セグメント同士が、ほ
ぞ及びほぞ穴によって強固に結語されているから、各セ
グメント自体の重量あるいは地下シェルに実施した場合
における土圧等によって各セグメントの組合せが外れて
落下する虞はなくなり、上記重量及び土圧は全て前記の
ように各セグメントに働く圧縮力として、隣接する各セ
グメント方向へ働くから、.構造が簡単でありなが
ら、耐久力の高い建造物となる。
Moreover, for the above-mentioned reason, even in the case of a building including a roof, the entire outer periphery thereof can be constituted by the triangular segment of the present invention, and the drawbacks of the conventional construction method using a combination of solid materials. Is also removed. Further, as described above, in the structure constructed by using the triangular segment of the present invention, since the adjacent segments are firmly bound by the tenon and the tenon, the weight of each segment itself or the underground shell is There is no danger that the combination of each segment will fall off due to earth pressure etc. in the case of execution, the weight and earth pressure all act as a compressive force acting on each segment as described above, since they work in the direction of each adjacent segment. The structure is simple, but it has high durability.

【0020】さらに、建造物の外周全体が、同一の材料
で(ただし、ほぞ及びほぞ穴の数において二種類の形状
のものを必要とし、また端部等における役物の必要はあ
るが、それは微細な例外として、)構成できるから、
.必要な材料を準備する上においても、建造作業にお
いても、煩瑣な作業を要しないので、作業が非常に簡略
化されることになる。
Further, the entire outer circumference of the building needs to be made of the same material (however, the shapes of the mortise and the mortise have two types of shapes, and there is a need for an accessory at the end, etc.). As a subtle exception)
.Since no complicated work is required for preparing necessary materials and for construction work, the work is greatly simplified.

【0021】同様に、軽量・短小な部材だけで建造物を
構成できること、及び堰板等のような、直接的には建造
物の構成に必要のない資材や機材を運搬する必要もない
ので、.必要とする資材等の運搬量が非常に少なくな
り、そのため.月面や高い山の上、さらには深い地下
等における建造物の建造においては、一層その長所が発
揮できるものである。
Similarly, since it is possible to construct a building with only lightweight, short and small members, and it is not necessary to directly transport materials and equipment that are not necessary for constructing the building, such as weir boards. The amount of necessary materials to be transported is extremely small, and therefore, its advantage can be exerted even more in the construction of structures on the moon, high mountains, and deep underground.

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

【図1】 本発明実施例の三角形セグメントの斜視図FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a triangular segment according to an embodiment of the present invention.

【図2】 実施例の三角形セグメントの製造工程の一部
を示す断面図
FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing a part of the manufacturing process of the triangular segment of the embodiment.

【図3】 他の実施例の三角形セグメントの製造工程の
一部を示す断面図
FIG. 3 is a sectional view showing a part of a manufacturing process of a triangular segment of another embodiment.

【図4】 三角形セグメントで建造された建造物の一例
を示す斜視図
FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing an example of a building constructed with triangular segments.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1 本発明実施例の三角形セグメント 2 ほぞ 3 ほぞ穴 4 型枠 4′上記とは別の型枠 5 セラミック原料粉末 6 離型剤粉末 1 Triangular segment according to the embodiment of the present invention 2 mortise 3 mortise 4 formwork 4 ′ Formwork other than the above 5 Ceramic raw material powder 6 Release agent powder

───────────────────────────────────────────────────── フロントページの続き (51)Int.Cl.5 識別記号 庁内整理番号 FI 技術表示箇所 9023−2E E04C 1/10 A ─────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continuation of the front page (51) Int.Cl. 5 Identification code Office reference number FI technical display location 9023-2E E04C 1/10 A

Claims (3)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 セラミック又は高強度コンクリートによ
って三角形平板状に構成したセグメントの各辺部に、隣
接する同様の三角形セグメントと結合させるための、ほ
ぞ及びほぞ穴を設けてなることを特徴とする建造物用三
角形セグメント。
1. A construction characterized in that a tenon and a mortise hole are provided on each side of a segment formed of a ceramic or high-strength concrete in a triangular flat plate shape so as to be connected to an adjacent similar triangular segment. Triangular segment for goods.
【請求項2】 請求項1記載のセラミック又は高強度コ
ンクリートに、予め補強繊維を混入してなることを特徴
とする建造物用三角形セグメント。
2. A triangular segment for a building, comprising the ceramic or high-strength concrete according to claim 1 and reinforcing fibers mixed therein in advance.
【請求項3】 請求項1又は2記載の三角形セグメント
の多数個をほぞ及びほぞ穴によって相互に結合し、半球
状又は蒲鉾状に組み合わせてなることを特徴とする建造
物。
3. A building characterized in that a large number of triangular segments according to claim 1 or 2 are connected to each other by mortises and mortises and are combined in a hemispherical shape or a semi-cylindrical shape.
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