JPH08232501A - Structure of foundation for building - Google Patents

Structure of foundation for building

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Publication number
JPH08232501A
JPH08232501A JP6690095A JP6690095A JPH08232501A JP H08232501 A JPH08232501 A JP H08232501A JP 6690095 A JP6690095 A JP 6690095A JP 6690095 A JP6690095 A JP 6690095A JP H08232501 A JPH08232501 A JP H08232501A
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building
foundation
base
earthquake
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Seizo Masumoto
誠三 増本
Hidesuke Ito
秀介 伊東
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CELLFORM GIJUTSU KENKYUSHO KK
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Abstract

PURPOSE: To prevent a building from being damaged when a huge earthquake occurs, by a method wherein part of a foundation bed and foundation are so formed as to be easy to disintegrate as compared with the other part thereof and are disintegrated by its vibrational energy only at the occurrence of the huge earthquake, and they are apparently separated from the building, and hence the vibration of them is not directly propagated to the building. CONSTITUTION: Ground 1 is leveled and strengthened in conformity with predetermined regulations, according to the shape and scale of a building 3. A foundation 2 is formed on the place whereat broken stones 4 are laid and leveling concrete 5 is placed. The building 3 is constructed in conformity with predetermined regulations and is made earthquakeproof. In addition, part of the foundation 2 is formed of a disintegrable material layer 21 which is made a little weaker than the other part thereof, and is so formed as to be disintegrated only by its vibrational energy at the occurrence of a huge earthquake. In this way, the connection between the foundation 2 and the building 3 is apparently released. Granular and lump material desintegrated lies between the ground 1, the foundation 2 and the building 3, and prevents the vibration of the foundation 2 from being directly propagated to the building 3, and hence the quake of the building 3 is made smaller and the building 3 is saved from its damage.

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、建築物の基礎構造に関
するものである。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a basic structure of a building.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】普通、住宅等の建造物を建築するとき
は、先ず、その土地の地盤を均したり強化したりして整
備し、次いでそこに基礎コンクリートを打って基盤や土
台を造り、更にその上に建屋を構築する、という手順で
作業が進められる。
2. Description of the Related Art Generally, when constructing a building such as a house, first, the ground of the land is leveled or strengthened for maintenance, and then foundation concrete is struck there to build a base or foundation, Furthermore, the work will proceed according to the procedure of building a building on it.

【0003】[0003]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】建造物については、建
屋の建蔽率や高さ、その他多くの基準が定められてお
り、建造物はそれらの全ての基準を満足するように建て
られていて、使用上の安全が図られている。殊に我が国
には、地震が頻繁に発生するところから、建築物は、基
盤や土台はもとより、建屋も建築基準で規定されている
地震よりも強い地震に耐えることの出来るように強くし
た耐震構造としている。更に、高層建築物では、建屋を
柔構造にして地震の揺れを建屋自体で緩和し、吸収する
ようにしたり、或いは低層建築物では、基盤や土台に対
して建屋を別体に形成し、土台と建屋との間にスプリン
グ方式の支持体を介在させて、地震の揺れを支持体で吸
収して、地震の破壊力が建屋には直接作用しないように
した、所謂、免震構造が試みられている。しかしなが
ら、建屋を柔構造にする方式は、高層建築物については
効果があるものの、中層建築物や低層建築物には全く効
果が無い。又、土台と建屋との間にスプリング方式の支
持体を取り付ける方式は、中層建築物では支持体に作用
する重量が大き過ぎてその効果を発揮させることが出来
ない。一方、低層建築物や住宅等の小形の建築物では、
支持体はその効果を発揮するが、土台と建屋との間に支
持体を取り付けるための空隙を形成させなければならな
いため、この方式を適用することの出来る建築物は著し
く限定される欠点があり、殊に、住宅のような小形の建
築物では、建築費が嵩むため一層適用することが出来な
いのである。しかも、この方式は、建築物を建築してか
ら巨大地震が発生するまでの数十年間、若しくはそれよ
りも長い間、同一のスブリング性を維持し、建築物を一
定の状態で(全く沈降させることなく)支えることの出
来る支持体を製造することが困難であると云う問題もあ
る。ところが、そのような耐震構造や免震構造の建築物
であっても、予定している以上に強い「巨大地震」が発
生したときは、その建築物が損傷したり、崩壊したりす
ることは免れない。本発明は、通常の地震では機能せず
に、巨大地震が発生したときに初めて機能して、建築物
を損傷から護ることの出来る基礎構造を提供することを
目的としている。
[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] Concerning the building, the building coverage and height, and many other standards have been established, and the building is built to meet all of these standards, and is used. The above safety is aimed at. Especially in Japan, because earthquakes frequently occur, the structure of the building, as well as the foundation and the foundation, is strong enough to withstand an earthquake stronger than the earthquake specified by the building standards. I am trying. Furthermore, in high-rise buildings, the building itself has a flexible structure to absorb and absorb the shaking of the earthquake itself, or in low-rise buildings, the building is formed separately from the base and foundation to create a foundation. A so-called seismic isolation structure was attempted in which a spring-type support was interposed between the building and the building so that the shaking of the earthquake could be absorbed by the support so that the destructive force of the earthquake would not act directly on the building. ing. However, the method of making the building flexible structure is effective for high-rise buildings, but has no effect for middle-rise or low-rise buildings. Further, the method of attaching the spring type support between the base and the building cannot exert its effect because the weight acting on the support is too large in a middle-rise building. On the other hand, in small buildings such as low-rise buildings and houses,
Although the support exerts its effect, there is a drawback that the structure to which this method can be applied is significantly limited because a space for mounting the support must be formed between the base and the building. Especially, in a small building such as a house, it cannot be applied further because the construction cost increases. Moreover, this method maintains the same slinging property for several decades from the time of building a building until the occurrence of a huge earthquake, or for longer than that, and keeps the building in a certain state (since it completely sinks). There is also the problem that it is difficult to produce a support that can be supported (without any assistance). However, even in the case of a building with such an earthquake-resistant structure or a base-isolated structure, if a "great earthquake" that is stronger than expected occurs, the building will not be damaged or collapsed. I cannot escape. It is an object of the present invention to provide a foundation structure that does not function in a normal earthquake but functions only when a huge earthquake occurs to protect a building from damage.

【0004】[0004]

【課題を解決するための手段】本発明は、通常建築物
は、建屋が基盤又は土台に一体的に接合して形成されて
いて、地震が発生すると、基盤や土台は地盤と殆んど同
じように振動し、そのエネルギーが基盤や土台を通じて
建屋に直接伝達されることにより生じる点に鑑み、基盤
又は土台の一部を、崩壊性材料を用いるなどして他の部
分よりも崩壊し易く形成しておいて、巨大地震が発生し
たときは、そのときの基盤や土台が振動するエネルギー
によりその部分が崩壊して、見掛け上基盤や土台と建屋
とが分断されて、地震のエネルギーが地盤から基盤や土
台には伝達されるものゝ、基盤や土台から建屋には直接
伝達されなくした手段により、上記した課題を解決して
いる。基盤又は土台の、他よりも崩壊し易い部分は、気
泡コンクリートにより形成することが出来る。
According to the present invention, a building is usually formed by integrally joining a building to a base or a base, and when an earthquake occurs, the base and the base are almost the same as the ground. In view of the fact that it vibrates and its energy is directly transmitted to the building through the base or foundation, a part of the base or foundation is made easier to collapse than other parts by using a collapsible material. When a huge earthquake occurs, the vibration of the base and base at that time causes the part to collapse, apparently dividing the base and base from the building, and the energy of the earthquake from the ground. The above-mentioned problems are solved by means that the information is transmitted to the base and the base, and is not directly transmitted from the base and the base to the building. The parts of the base or base that are more likely to collapse than others can be formed of cellular concrete.

【0005】[0005]

【作用】本発明は、基盤又は土台の一部を、巨大地震が
発生したときのエネルギーにより崩壊するように形成し
たことにより、巨大地震が発生すると、基盤又は土台は
その部分が崩壊して見掛け上建屋と分断された状態とな
る。しかも、崩壊して粒状若しくは塊状となった崩壊性
材料が基盤又は土台と建屋との間に介在するので、地震
のエネルギーが建屋に直接伝達されなくなり、建屋はそ
れだけ揺れが小さくなって、損傷を免れる。
According to the present invention, a part of the base or the base is formed so as to be collapsed by the energy when the huge earthquake occurs, so that when the huge earthquake occurs, the part of the base or the base collapses and it is apparent. It will be separated from the upper building. Moreover, since the collapsible material that has collapsed into a granular or lump form is present between the base or foundation and the building, the energy of the earthquake is not directly transmitted to the building, and the building becomes less shaking and damages. Escape.

【0006】[0006]

【実施例】以下、本発明に係る建築物の基礎構造を図示
の実施例に基づいて具体的に説明する。図1に、地盤1
に土台2を形成し、その上に建屋3を構築した一例を示
す。これらは、土台2の一部が崩壊性材料層21により形
成されている以外は通常の建築物と変わるところはな
い。即ち、地盤1は建屋3の形状や規模に応じて、所定
の基準に則って均され、強化されており、常法に従って
割栗石4や捨コンクリート5を打つなどした上に土台2
が形成されている。同様に、建屋3も所定の基準に則っ
て構築されており、耐震性が付与されている。又、土台
2は、一部が崩壊性材料層21により形成されており、そ
の部分が土台2の他の部分よりも若干弱くなっていて、
崩壊性材料層21が形成されていなくても建屋3が損傷す
るに到らない程度の地震によっては崩壊性材料層21は崩
壊せずに、そのまま土台2の一部として機能し、建屋3
が損傷するような巨大な地震が発生したときに、そのと
きの振動エネルギーによって初めて崩壊して、土台2と
建屋3との間の結合状態が解除されて、土台2の振動が
直接建屋3に伝達されないようになっている。従って、
崩壊性材料層21の材質や構造等については、特に限定は
しない。要は、通常の状態では土台2の一部をなしてい
て、一定以上の地震が発生したときに初めて崩壊するも
のであれば充分であるし、上記した点からして、ほゞ水
平な層状で、土台2と建屋3との間のスペーサのように
するのが望ましいのである。一例として、このものは気
孔率が50〜70%程度の気泡コンクリートが用いられる。
又、その厚さや面積は、これが崩壊しなくても建屋3が
損傷するに到らない程度の地震によっては崩壊せずに、
そのまま土台2の一部として機能し、これが崩壊しなけ
れば建屋3が損傷するような巨大な地震が発生したとき
に、そのときのエネルギーによって初めて崩壊する程度
の強度となるように定められる。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The basic structure of a building according to the present invention will be specifically described below based on the illustrated embodiments. In Figure 1, the ground 1
An example is shown in which the base 2 is formed and the building 3 is built on it. These are no different from ordinary buildings except that a part of the base 2 is formed by the collapsible material layer 21. That is, the ground 1 is leveled and strengthened according to a predetermined standard in accordance with the shape and scale of the building 3, and in accordance with the usual method, the rubble stones 4 and waste concrete 5 are struck and the base 2
Are formed. Similarly, the building 3 is also constructed in accordance with a predetermined standard and is provided with earthquake resistance. Further, the base 2 is partially formed by the collapsible material layer 21, and that part is slightly weaker than the other parts of the base 2,
Even if the collapsible material layer 21 is not formed, the collapsible material layer 21 does not collapse due to an earthquake that does not damage the building 3 and functions as it is as a part of the base 2.
When a huge earthquake that damages the building occurs, the vibration energy at that time causes it to collapse for the first time, and the connection between the base 2 and the building 3 is released, so that the vibration of the base 2 directly reaches the building 3. It is not transmitted. Therefore,
The material and structure of the collapsible material layer 21 are not particularly limited. In short, it is sufficient if it is a part of the base 2 in a normal state and it collapses only when an earthquake of a certain level or more occurs, and from the above-mentioned point, it is almost horizontal layered. Therefore, it is desirable to use it as a spacer between the base 2 and the building 3. As an example of this, aerated concrete having a porosity of about 50 to 70% is used.
Moreover, the thickness and area of the building 3 do not collapse due to an earthquake that does not damage the building 3 even if it does not collapse,
It functions as a part of the base 2 as it is, and when a huge earthquake occurs that would damage the building 3 if it does not collapse, the strength is determined so that the energy at that time causes the collapse.

【0007】巨大地震が発生して、崩壊性材料層21が崩
壊すると、土台2と建屋3との間の結合状態が解除され
て、土台2の振動が直接建屋3に伝達されないようにな
る。殊に、崩壊性材料層21をほゞ水平な層状に形成する
と、この材料層21が崩壊すると、建屋3が土台2の上に
載せられた状態となり、しかも土台2と建屋3との間に
は粒状若しくは塊状となった崩壊性材料が介在すること
ゝなる。
When a huge earthquake occurs and the collapsible material layer 21 collapses, the connection between the base 2 and the building 3 is released, and the vibration of the base 2 is not directly transmitted to the building 3. In particular, when the collapsible material layer 21 is formed into a substantially horizontal layer, when the material layer 21 collapses, the building 3 is placed on the base 2 and moreover, between the base 2 and the building 3. Is interspersed with granular or lumpy disintegrating material.

【0008】[0008]

【発明の効果】以上詳述したように本発明は、建築物の
基礎構造部分である土台や基盤の一部を、建屋が損傷す
るに到らない程度の地震によっては崩壊せずに、そのま
ま土台基盤の一部として機能し、建屋が損傷するような
巨大な地震が発生したときに、そのときのエネルギーに
よって初めて崩壊する崩壊性材料層により形成したもの
で、これにより一定以上の巨大な地震が発生すると、土
台や基盤による建屋の固定状態が解除されて、建屋には
地震の振動が直接伝達されなくなる、建屋の振動は著し
く小さくなって、損傷を免れるのである。殊に、崩壊性
材料層を気孔率が50〜70%程度の気泡コンクリートを用
いて、ほゞ水平な層状に形成すると、これが崩壊すると
塊状体又は粒状体となり、建屋はこれを介して基盤又は
土台の上に載せられた状態となる。その結果、建屋が基
盤又は土台の上を横移動するときは、これがコロとして
作用し、建屋が上下動するときは衝撃吸収材として作用
することとなり、建屋が損傷する原因を緩和するのであ
る。
As described above in detail, according to the present invention, a part of the foundation or the foundation, which is a basic structural part of a building, is not collapsed by an earthquake to the extent that the building is not damaged, and it is as it is. It is formed by a collapsible material layer that functions as a part of the foundation and collapses for the first time due to the energy at the time of a huge earthquake that damages the building. When the occurrence occurs, the fixed state of the building due to the foundation and the foundation is released, the vibration of the earthquake is not directly transmitted to the building, the vibration of the building becomes extremely small, and damage is avoided. In particular, when the collapsible material layer is formed into a substantially horizontal layer by using cellular concrete having a porosity of about 50 to 70%, when it collapses, it becomes a lump or a granular body through which the building or It will be placed on the base. As a result, when the building moves laterally on the base or the base, it acts as a roller, and when the building moves up and down, it acts as a shock absorber, which alleviates the cause of damage to the building.

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

【図1】図は本発明の一実施例を摸式的に示す断面図で
ある。
FIG. 1 is a sectional view schematically showing an embodiment of the present invention.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1 地盤 2 土台 3 建屋 4 割栗石 5 捨コンクリート 21 崩壊性材料層 1 Ground 2 Foundation 3 Building 4 Split quarry stone 5 Waste concrete 21 Collapsible material layer

Claims (2)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 基盤又は土台の一部を、他の部分よりも
崩壊し易い崩壊性材料層により形成して、一定以上の強
さの地震が発生したときは、そのときの基盤又は土台が
振動するエネルギーによりその部分が崩壊して、見掛け
上基盤又は土台と建屋との結合状態が解除されて、基盤
又は土台の振動が建屋には直接伝達されないように構成
したことを特徴とする建築物の基礎構造。
1. When a part of the base or base is formed of a collapsible material layer that is more easily collapsed than other parts, and when an earthquake of a certain strength or more occurs, the base or base at that time is The building is characterized in that the vibrating energy causes the part to collapse, apparently releasing the connection between the base or foundation and the building, and the vibration of the base or foundation not being directly transmitted to the building. Foundation structure.
【請求項2】 崩壊性材料層は、気孔率が50〜70%程度
の気泡コンクリートであることを特徴とする請求項1の
建築物の基礎構造。
2. The basic structure of a building according to claim 1, wherein the collapsible material layer is cellular concrete having a porosity of about 50 to 70%.
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