JPH0621512B2 - Non-breathing finish layer underlayer for blistering prevention - Google Patents

Non-breathing finish layer underlayer for blistering prevention

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JPH0621512B2
JPH0621512B2 JP63123713A JP12371388A JPH0621512B2 JP H0621512 B2 JPH0621512 B2 JP H0621512B2 JP 63123713 A JP63123713 A JP 63123713A JP 12371388 A JP12371388 A JP 12371388A JP H0621512 B2 JPH0621512 B2 JP H0621512B2
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伸彦 若野
一哉 河野
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【発明の詳細な説明】 (産業上の利用分野) 本発明は非通気性仕上げ層のふくれを防止する通気性下
地層に関する。
TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a breathable underlayer which prevents the non-breathable finish layer from blistering.

ここで「非通気性仕上げ層」とは、本明細書の全てにわ
たつて、「防水層、壁面仕上げ層、床面仕上げ層を含
む、建築・建設工業分野における通気性を全く有しない
か又は通気性に乏しいあらゆる仕上げ層」を意味するも
のとする。
Here, the term "non-breathable finishing layer" is used throughout the present specification, "including a waterproof layer, a wall surface finishing layer, and a floor surface finishing layer, has no breathability in the field of construction / construction industry, or It means "any finishing layer with poor breathability".

(従来の技術) コンクリート構造の建築物はコンクリート中に含まれる
水分が長年にわたつて徐々に発散するため、表面を覆う
仕上げ材はできるだけ透気性のある材質構造が望まし
い。
(Conventional Technology) In a concrete-structured building, moisture contained in concrete gradually diverges over many years, so it is desirable that the finishing material that covers the surface be as permeable as possible.

これに対して現実にはコンクリート構造建築の仕上げ工
法に多用される防水層、壁面仕上げ材、床仕上げ材など
の材質は合成高分子材料を主体とする気密性構造材料が
ほとんどで、これらの層膜体は外部からの水や空気を遮
断するけれども、被着体となるコンクリートの吸収作用
を妨げ、コンクリート内部に含まれている水分の散逸を
阻害して密封状態にしている。この水分は温暖期、特に
日照時に気化して非通気性仕上げ層とコンクリートとの
付着面を押し上げ、非通気性仕上げ層のふくれを代表例
とする種々の悪影響をもたらす。
On the other hand, in reality, most of the materials such as waterproof layer, wall surface finishing material and floor finishing material that are often used in the finishing method of concrete structure construction are airtight structural materials mainly composed of synthetic polymer materials. Although the membrane blocks water and air from the outside, it interferes with the absorbing action of the concrete to be adhered, and prevents the moisture contained in the concrete from escaping to create a sealed state. This water vaporizes during the warm season, especially during sunshine, and pushes up the adhesion surface between the non-breathable finishing layer and the concrete, and brings about various adverse effects typified by blistering of the non-breathing finishing layer.

また水分を含んだコンクリートは比較的熱伝導率が大き
くなるため冷却しやすく、寒冷期には屋内との温度差に
よつて結露障害を引き起すことがコンクリート構造住宅
居住者にとつて大きな問題となつている。
In addition, since concrete containing water has a relatively high thermal conductivity, it is easy to cool it, and it is a big problem for residents of concrete-structured houses to cause dew condensation due to the temperature difference between indoors in the cold season. I'm running.

一方、多孔性コンクリート、モルタルおよびその成形体
としては、従来、例えばAEコンクリート、モルタルが
あり、AE材(air-entraining agent)をコンクリー
ト、モルタル中に混和して無数の微細な気泡を含ませ、
コンクリート、モルタルのワーカビリテイや凍結、融解
に対する抵抗性、耐久性を良好ならしめることが行なわ
れている。またアルミニウム粉末等とセメントを反応発
泡させ、オートクレーヴ養生して作つたALCは多孔性
軽量コンクリート成型体として広く用いられている。こ
れらの多孔性体の構造はほぼ独立した気孔で気孔間の通
気はできるだけ少なくするような目的効果が望まれる。
その理由は、凍結、融解に対する低抗性を良好ならしめ
るために水分の侵入を防止しなければならず、断熱性を
保持するために空気の流通を遮断する性質が必要となる
からである。
On the other hand, as the porous concrete, the mortar and the molded body thereof, there are conventionally, for example, AE concrete and mortar, in which an AE material (air-entraining agent) is mixed into the concrete and the mortar to contain countless fine bubbles,
Resistance to workability, freezing, and thawing of concrete and mortar, as well as durability are being improved. ALC made by reacting and foaming aluminum powder and cement with autoclave curing is widely used as a porous lightweight concrete molding. The structure of these porous bodies is substantially independent of pores, and it is desired to have the objective effect of minimizing ventilation between pores.
The reason is that invasion of water must be prevented in order to achieve low resistance to freezing and thawing, and the property of blocking the flow of air is required to maintain heat insulation.

それゆえに上記目的によりつくられた多孔性コンクリー
ト、モルタルがもし通気性を有するとすれば、水分、熱
冷気が存在または通過することになり、凍結しやすい、
断熱性の乏しい状態となり目的に反する。
Therefore, porous concrete made by the above purpose, if the mortar has air permeability, moisture, hot and cold air will be present or pass, and it easily freezes.
It is in a state of poor heat insulation and defeats the purpose.

上記AE剤等によつてつくられた多孔性コンクリート、
モルタルはその気孔の構造が実験の結果ほとんど独立気
孔であり、水、空気を通しにくいので、凍結、融解に対
する抵抗性等に好都合な性能を、程度の差はあれ具備し
ている。
Porous concrete made from the above AE agent,
As a result of the experiment, the structure of the pores of the mortar is almost independent pores, and it is difficult for water and air to pass therethrough, so that it has a performance that is convenient for resistance to freezing and thawing to some extent.

(発明が解決しようとする課題) しかし、これらの多孔性コンクリート、モルタルを下地
として防水層、壁面仕上げ層、あるいは床仕上げ層など
の水気密性仕上げ材で建物を覆つた場合、下地は非通気
性なので上記防水層などの層膜下に水分が存在する場合
でも通気拡散することができず、水分は気化して仕上げ
層膜にふくれ現象が発生する。
(Problems to be solved by the invention) However, when the building is covered with a water-tight finish material such as a waterproof layer, a wall surface finish layer, or a floor finish layer using these porous concrete and mortar as a base, the base is not vented. Even if water is present below the layer film such as the waterproof layer, it cannot diffuse by aeration, and the water vaporizes to cause a blistering phenomenon in the finishing layer film.

本発明は、非通気性仕上げ層が施工されたコンクリート
構造体のふくれ等の前述諸問題を解決すると共に、仕上
げ材料塗膜等の施工と保全を容易かつ完全ならしめる新
規な通気性下地層を提供することを目的とする。
The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems such as swelling of a concrete structure on which a non-breathable finishing layer has been applied, and a novel breathable underlayer that facilitates and completes the construction and maintenance of the finishing material coating film and the like. The purpose is to provide.

(課題を解決するための手段) 本発明によれば、コンクリート構造体と非通気性仕上げ
層との間に設けるモルタル状下地層であって、骨材を結
合する水硬性セメントと消泡材を添加しないポリマーデ
ィスパージョンからなる結合部に連続的多孔性通気路を
構成してなる、前記非通気性仕上げ層のふくれ防止用下
地層が提供される。
(Means for Solving the Problems) According to the present invention, a mortar-like underlayer provided between a concrete structure and an air-impermeable finishing layer, which comprises a hydraulic cement and an antifoaming material for binding an aggregate. There is provided a base layer for preventing blistering of the non-breathable finishing layer, which comprises a continuous porous ventilation passage in a joint portion composed of a polymer dispersion which is not added.

すなわち本発明の下地層は、ポリマーデイスパージヨ
ン、水硬性セメント及び骨材を含む組成物に適量の水を
加えたモルタル状の流動性材料の混練に際し、通常は撹
拌によつて起泡しやすい上記ポリマーデイスパージヨン
に対して消泡剤を添加しモルタルの密度低下を防止する
のに対して、消泡を行なわず積極的に起泡性を利用して
固結後のモルタル層を通気性多孔体とするものである。
通気性を付与する要員は連続する気孔であり、この気孔
を形成する手段として消泡剤無添加のポリマーデイスパ
ージヨンを適用することが本発明の主眼とするところで
ある。
That is, the underlayer of the present invention, when kneading a mortar-like flowable material obtained by adding an appropriate amount of water to a composition containing a polymer dispersion, a hydraulic cement and an aggregate, is usually easy to foam by stirring. An antifoaming agent is added to the above polymer dispersion to prevent the mortar from lowering its density, whereas the foaming property is positively utilized without defoaming and the mortar layer after solidification is breathable. It is a porous body.
The person who imparts air permeability is continuous pores, and the main purpose of the present invention is to apply a polymer dispersion containing no antifoaming agent as a means for forming these pores.

ポリマーデイスパージヨンはセメントに混和可能なもの
であればいずれも使用できるが、実用的にはJIS A
6203−3に規定するセメント混和用ゴムラテツク
ス及びセメント混和用樹脂エマルジヨンで、少なくとも
消泡剤を加えないものであることが必要である。前者の
代表として例えば合成ゴムラテツクスであるSBR(ス
チレンブタジエンゴム)、ゴムアスフアルト系ゴムラテ
ツクス、後者の代表として例えばEVA(エチレン=酢
酸ビニル共重合体樹脂エマルジヨン)、PAE(ポリア
クリル酸エステル樹脂エマルジヨン)、PVDC(塩化
ビニリデン樹脂エマルジヨン)を挙げることができる。
Any polymer dispersion can be used as long as it is miscible with cement, but practically it is JIS A
It is necessary that the cement-mixing rubber latex and the cement-mixing resin emulsion specified in 6203-3 do not contain at least an antifoaming agent. Representative examples of the former include SBR (styrene butadiene rubber) which is a synthetic rubber latex, rubber asphalt rubber latex, and representatives of the latter include EVA (ethylene = vinyl acetate copolymer resin emulsion), PAE (polyacrylate ester emulsion), PVDC. (Vinylidene chloride resin emulsion).

水硬性セメントとしては、建築・建設用として一般に使
用される水硬性のセメントは本発明においていずれも使
用しうる。例えば、普通ポルトランドセメント、早強セ
メント、アルミナセメントを挙げることができる。この
内、実用性が最も広いものは普通ポルトランドセメント
で工期が急がれる場合は早強セメントが用いられる。
As the hydraulic cement, any hydraulic cement generally used for construction and construction can be used in the present invention. For example, common Portland cement, early-strength cement, and alumina cement can be mentioned. Of these, ordinary Portland cement is the most practical one, and early-strength cement is used when the construction period is urgent.

骨材としては、建築・建設用として一般に使用される川
砂、珪砂等の砂は本発明においていずれも使用しうる。
川砂の場合には、粒径は形成する下地層の厚さの1/2
以下であることが望ましい。
As the aggregate, sand such as river sand and silica sand which are generally used for construction and construction can be used in the present invention.
In the case of river sand, the grain size is 1/2 of the thickness of the underlying layer formed.
The following is desirable.

本発明の下地層は、消泡剤を添加しないポリマーディス
パージョン、水硬性セメント及び骨材を含む組成物に塗
布・硬化するのに適する量、すなわち流動性材料が13
0〜200mmの範囲のフロー値となる量の水を加えて十
分に混練して塗布用の流動性材料を調製する。この材料
を、連続通気路を形成して本発明の目的を達成するのに
十分な厚さで、すなわち好ましくは2mm以上特に好まし
くは3〜5mmの厚さで、コンクリート構造体上に塗布し
硬化せしめて下地層を形成する。形成した下地層の上に
通常の方法により非通気性仕上げ層を設ける。
The base layer of the present invention is an amount suitable for coating and curing on a composition containing a polymer dispersion containing no antifoaming agent, hydraulic cement and aggregate, that is, a flowable material of 13%.
A flowable material for coating is prepared by adding water in an amount that provides a flow value in the range of 0 to 200 mm and thoroughly kneading. This material is applied and cured on a concrete structure in a thickness sufficient to form a continuous air passage and to achieve the object of the invention, i.e. preferably 2 mm or more and particularly preferably 3-5 mm. At the very least, an underlayer is formed. A non-breathable finish layer is provided on the formed underlayer by a conventional method.

(作用) コンクリート構造体と非通気性仕上げ層との間に本発明
の下地層を設けると、コンクリートの含有水分は下地層
中の連続的通気路に誘導され外部に逸散されることにな
る。さらに表面に設けられた仕上げ材料から滲出する水
分や揮発物等もこの連続通気路を通つて同時に排除され
る。このためコンクリート構造体の乾燥が促進されるこ
ととなる。
(Operation) When the foundation layer of the present invention is provided between the concrete structure and the non-breathable finish layer, the water content of the concrete is guided to the continuous ventilation passages in the foundation layer and diffused to the outside. . Further, moisture, volatile substances and the like exuding from the finishing material provided on the surface are simultaneously removed through the continuous ventilation passage. Therefore, the drying of the concrete structure is promoted.

(実施例) 以下に本発明を実施例によりさらに詳細に説明するが、
本発明はこれに限定されるものではない。
(Examples) Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to Examples.
The present invention is not limited to this.

なお以下の実施例、比較例、適用例中「部」は「重量
部」を表わす。
In the following Examples, Comparative Examples, and Application Examples, "part" represents "part by weight".

実施例1〜38、比較例1〜8 実施例1〜38及び比較例1〜5の場合には、以下の表
に示す配合比を有する消泡剤を添加しないポリマーディ
スパージョン(実施例)及び添加したポリマーディスパ
ージョン(比較例)、水硬性セメント及び骨材である硅
砂又は川砂に、フロー値が170±5mmとなるように水
を加え汎用の平形ミキサー又はハンドミキサーで1〜3
分間混練して塗布用の流動性材料を調製した。
Examples 1-38, Comparative Examples 1-8 In the case of Examples 1-38 and Comparative Examples 1-5, the polymer dispersion (Example) which does not add the defoaming agent which has the compounding ratio shown in the following table, and Water is added to the added polymer dispersion (comparative example), hydraulic cement, and silica sand or river sand that is an aggregate so that the flow value becomes 170 ± 5 mm.
Kneading was carried out for a minute to prepare a fluid material for coating.

比較例6〜7の場合には、水硬性セメント、骨材である
硅砂、及び消泡剤を添加しないポリマーディスパージョ
ンあるいは添加したポリマーディスパージョンに代えて
AE剤にフロー値が170±5mmとなるように水を加え
汎用の平形ミキサー又はハンドミキサーで1〜3分間混
練して塗布用の流動性材料を調製した。
In the case of Comparative Examples 6 to 7, the flow value is 170 ± 5 mm in the AE agent in place of the hydraulic cement, silica as the aggregate, and the polymer dispersion in which the defoaming agent is not added or the polymer dispersion in which the antifoaming agent is added. Thus, water was added and the mixture was kneaded with a general-purpose flat mixer or hand mixer for 1 to 3 minutes to prepare a fluid material for coating.

これらの材料を、面中央にφ5mmの貫通孔をあけた舗道
用コンクリート板(30×30×5cm)の片面に厚さ5
mmに塗布し、48時間後、塗り床材として弾性ポリウレ
タン樹脂塗り床材、セルフレベリング形エポキシ樹脂塗
り床材、塗り壁材として弾性ポリウレタン樹脂防水吹付
仕上げ材、弾性アクリル樹脂マスチツク仕上げ材、塗膜
防水材としてポリウレタン塗膜防水材(JIS A 6
021第1種)、ゴムアスフアルト塗膜防水材、シート
防水材として加硫ゴム系シート防水材(いずれも密着工
法)をそれぞれ工程順序に従つて通気性下地層となる上
記組成物硬化面に塗りつけまたは張り付けた。別に同様
の貫通孔を施したコンクリート板の貫通孔開口部の一方
を低モジユラスのアクリルシーリング材で薄くパテ埋め
して塗材等の流入を防止する処理を施したのち、該面に
直接、前述塗り床材、塗り壁材、塗膜防水材及びシート
防水材を工程順序に従つて塗り付けまたは張り付けて比
較用供試体とした。これらの各供試体は第1図、第2図
に示すアタツチメントをコンクリート板裏面貫通孔開口
部にとりつけ、圧力ゲージを備えたボンベから窒素ガス
を0.2kg/cmの圧力で圧入し、表面に施工した非透
気性である各種仕上げ材層膜の通気状態及び変化状態を
観察した。これらの結果を次の下地層形成用材料の組成
及び下地層の性能表に示す。
These materials were applied to a pavement concrete plate (30 x 30 x 5 cm) with a through hole of φ5 mm in the center of the surface and a thickness of 5
After 48 hours, it is coated with elastic polyurethane resin as a floor coating, self-leveling epoxy resin as a coating floor material, elastic polyurethane resin waterproof spray finish as a coating wall material, elastic acrylic resin mastic finish, coating film. As a waterproof material, a polyurethane coating waterproof material (JIS A 6
021 type 1), a rubber asphalt coating film waterproof material, and a vulcanized rubber-based sheet waterproof material as a sheet waterproof material (all of which are adhesion methods) are applied to the cured surface of the above-mentioned composition to be a breathable underlayer according to the order of steps. Or stuck. Separately, one of the through-hole openings of the concrete plate with a similar through-hole is put on a thin putty with a low modulus acrylic sealing material to prevent the inflow of coating material etc., and then directly to the surface. A coated floor material, a coated wall material, a coating waterproof material, and a sheet waterproof material were applied or adhered in the order of steps to prepare a comparative sample. For each of these specimens, the attachment shown in Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 was attached to the opening of the through hole on the back surface of the concrete plate, and nitrogen gas was pressure-inserted from a cylinder equipped with a pressure gauge at a pressure of 0.2 kg / cm 2 , The aeration state and change state of the non-air permeable various finishing material layer membranes were observed. The results are shown in the composition of the material for forming the underlayer and the performance table of the underlayer below.

なお、比較例8は下地層が通常の仕上材下地モルタルと
同様の配合のものであり、実質的に通常のモルタル下地
に直接仕上材を施工したものである。
In Comparative Example 8, the underlayer has the same composition as that of the mortar of the ordinary finishing material, and the finishing material is applied directly to the mortar of the ordinary ordinary.

前記表に示すように、消泡剤無添加のポリマーデイスパ
ージヨンを使用した場合はすべて通気性を示したのに対
し、消泡剤を添加したポリマーデイスパージヨンを使用
した場合にはすべて通気性がなく、また、ポリマーデイ
スパージヨンのかわりにAE剤を使用した場合には通気
状態は微弱でほとんど実用的な通気性を有していなかつ
た。通気性がある下地層を有する実施例1〜38の場合
には内部の気圧が拡散されすべて異常がなかつたのに対
し、通気性下地層を有しない比較例1〜8の場合には規
模の大小はあるがすべてふくれが発生した。
As shown in the above table, when the polymer dispersion without addition of the defoaming agent was used, all showed air permeability, whereas when the polymer dispersion with addition of the defoaming agent was used, all of them were vented. Moreover, when the AE agent was used in place of the polymer dispersion, the ventilation was weak and the practically practical ventilation was not obtained. In the cases of Examples 1 to 38 having a breathable underlayer, the internal atmospheric pressure was diffused and all abnormalities were found, whereas in the cases of Comparative Examples 1 to 8 having no breathable underlayer, the scale was large. There were big and small, but all blisters occurred.

また、それぞれの比重は消泡剤添加の供試体が最も大き
かつたのに対し、消泡剤無添加の供試体とAE剤添加の
供試体は共に起泡により微細な気孔を内包しているため
大体相似の比較的軽比重であつた。
In addition, the specific gravity of each of the specimens with the antifoaming agent was the largest, whereas the specimens without the antifoaming agent and the specimens with the AE agent both contained fine pores due to foaming. Therefore, it had a relatively light specific gravity, which was roughly similar.

適用例1 建築後20年余を経たRC構造の8階建マンシヨン外壁
を高圧水洗して劣化物を除去し、実施例2に示す組成の
下地層形成用材料を厚さ約4mmに塗布し3日間硬化養生
後、アクリル樹脂外壁マスチツク仕上げ材[藤倉化成
(株)製、商品名プラスウオールC]を塗布した。下地
コンクリートは細かなひびわれから相当含水し、ふくれ
の発生が気づかわれていたが、通気性下地層が有効に作
動し、3ケ月後に至るもふくれはまつたく発生しなかつ
た。
Application Example 1 The outer wall of an 8-story mansion with an RC structure, which has been in construction for more than 20 years, is washed with high pressure water to remove deteriorated materials, and the underlayer forming material having the composition shown in Example 2 is applied to a thickness of about 4 mm. After curing and curing for one day, an acrylic resin outer wall mastic finish material [Fujikura Kasei Co., Ltd., trade name Plus Wall C] was applied. It was noticed that the concrete swelling contained a large amount of water due to small cracks, and the occurrence of blistering was noticed, but the breathable underlayer worked effectively, and blistering did not occur even after 3 months.

適用例2 新築のRC建築で屋根スラブの含水率が10%以上あ
り、防水層のふくれが懸念される屋上防水工事に際し、
実施例7に示す組成の下地層形成用材料を厚さ5mmに塗
布して通気性下地層を形成し、3日間硬化養生後、ゴム
アスフアルト塗膜防水[日本ラテツクス加工(株)製、
商品名ハルコートGP工法]を施工した。一部に該下地
層を施工しない個所を設け同様の防水を施したところ、
数日以内にふくれが発生したのに対し、通気性下地層を
施したところは3ケ月後にも何ら異常なく、ふくれ防止
機能のあることが確認された。
Application example 2 In the case of rooftop waterproofing work in which the moisture content of the roof slab is 10% or more in a newly built RC building, and blistering of the waterproof layer is a concern,
The material for forming an underlayer having the composition shown in Example 7 was applied to a thickness of 5 mm to form a breathable underlayer, and after curing and curing for 3 days, a rubber asphalt coating waterproofing [manufactured by Nippon Latex Processing Co., Ltd.,
Product name Hullcoat GP method] was applied. When a similar waterproofing is provided by providing a part where the underlayer is not applied,
While blistering occurred within a few days, it was confirmed that the place with the breathable underlayer had no abnormalities even after 3 months, and that it has a blistering prevention function.

適用例3 1階地続きのコンクリート下地床面で、従来、塗り床仕
上げが行なわれていたが、コンクリートの湿気が常に塗
膜をふくれさせる状態が続いていた。改修工事に際し、
ふくれた既設塗り床材を撤去して本発明による通気性下
地層を塗布、その上にウレタン系塗り床材及びエポキシ
系塗り床材を区分して施工することになつた。そこでポ
リマーデイスパージヨンとしてSBRデイスパージヨン
(中外商工(株)製ワンコートミツクス、消泡剤なし)
を使用して実施例14の配合仕様で、既設仕上材撤去
後、清掃したコンクリート床面素地に厚み約4mmに塗布
して通気性下地層を形成した。塗布方法は角ゴテによる
左官塗りである。
Application Example 3 Conventionally, a painted floor finish has been performed on a concrete ground floor surface continuing to a single floor, but the condition that the moisture of the concrete constantly causes the coating film to swell. Upon repair work,
The swelled existing coating floor material was removed, the breathable underlayer according to the present invention was applied, and the urethane coating floor material and the epoxy coating floor material were divided and applied on it. Therefore, as a polymer dispersion, SBR dispersion (one coat mix manufactured by Chugai Shoko Co., Ltd., without defoaming agent)
Was used to prepare a breathable underlayer by removing the existing finishing material and then applying it to a cleaned concrete floor surface material to a thickness of about 4 mm. The application method is plastering with square iron.

3日間硬化養生後、塗布面積を二分して一方をエポキシ
樹脂塗り床[中外商工(株)製、商品名アートフロアー
EP]を厚さ1.0mmに塗布し、もう一方をポリウレタ
ン樹脂塗り床[中外商工(株)製、アートフロアーN
S]を厚さ2mmに塗布した。3ケ月間、塗膜の状態を観
察した結果、従来施工後1週間前後で発生していたふく
れは今回は皆無で、通気性下地層の機能が効果的に働い
ていると確認された。
After curing and curing for 3 days, the coating area is divided into two parts, one of which is coated with an epoxy resin floor [Art Floor EP manufactured by Chugai Shoko Co., Ltd.] to a thickness of 1.0 mm, and the other is coated with a polyurethane resin floor [ Art floor N made by Chugai Shoko Co., Ltd.
S] was applied to a thickness of 2 mm. As a result of observing the state of the coating film for 3 months, it was confirmed that there was no blistering that had occurred around one week after the conventional construction this time, and that the function of the breathable underlayer worked effectively.

(発明の効果) 以上説明した通り、本発明の通気性下地層をコンクリー
ト構造体と非通気性仕上げ層との間に設けることによ
り、コンクリート構造体の上に施工された非通気性仕上
げ層のふくれ等の問題を解決すると共に仕上げ層の施工
と保全を完全に行なうことが容易かつ経済的に可能とな
つた。さらに本発明の下地層は多量の空気を含んでいる
ため軽量で断熱効果を有し、結露防止が可能となつた。
(Effect of the invention) As described above, by providing the breathable underlayer of the present invention between the concrete structure and the non-breathing finish layer, the non-breathing finish layer constructed on the concrete structure can be formed. It was possible to solve problems such as blistering and to complete and maintain the finishing layer easily and economically. Further, since the underlayer of the present invention contains a large amount of air, it is lightweight and has a heat insulating effect, and it is possible to prevent dew condensation.

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

第1図は本発明の通気性下地層の構造と効果を示す試験
装置の要部、第2図は通気性下地層を設けない場合の比
較例である。 1……駆体(舗道板)、 2……貫通孔、 3……通気性下地層、 4……仕上げ層(非透気層)、 5……アタツチメント、 6……ホース、 7……窒素ボンベ、 8……圧力計、 9……圧入される窒素、 10……排出される気体、 11……圧力でふくれた仕上げ層。
FIG. 1 is a main part of a test apparatus showing the structure and effect of the breathable underlayer of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a comparative example in the case where the breathable underlayer is not provided. 1 ... Vessel (pavement board), 2 ... Through hole, 3 ... Breathable underlayer, 4 ... Finishing layer (non-permeable layer), 5 ... Attachment, 6 ... Hose, 7 ... Nitrogen Cylinder, 8 ... Pressure gauge, 9 ... Pressurized nitrogen, 10 ... Exhaust gas, 11 ... Pressure-blown finish layer.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】コンクリート構造体と非通気性仕上げ層と
の間に設けるモルタル状下地層であって、骨材を結合す
る水硬性セメントと消泡剤を添加しないポリマーディス
パージョンからなる結合部に連続的多孔性通気路を構成
してなる、前記非通気性仕上げ層のふくれ防止用下地層
1. A mortar-like underlayer provided between a concrete structure and a non-breathing finish layer, wherein the joint comprises a hydraulic cement for binding an aggregate and a polymer dispersion containing no defoaming agent. A base layer for preventing blistering of the non-breathable finishing layer, which constitutes a continuous porous ventilation path.
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