JPS58185842A - Condensation preventing structure in room - Google Patents

Condensation preventing structure in room

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JPS58185842A
JPS58185842A JP57067836A JP6783682A JPS58185842A JP S58185842 A JPS58185842 A JP S58185842A JP 57067836 A JP57067836 A JP 57067836A JP 6783682 A JP6783682 A JP 6783682A JP S58185842 A JPS58185842 A JP S58185842A
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(57)【要約】本公報は電子出願前の出願データであるた
め要約のデータは記録されません。
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【発明の詳細な説明】 この発明は、建築物における室内結霧防止構造に関する
ものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to an indoor fog prevention structure in a building.

従来、建築物構造において、建築物構造内部の除湿につ
いては、例えば室内の除湿については空調機等を設置し
て使用する際にそれを利用して除湿を行い、室内の空気
調和を図るという形式のも自 ので、建築物構造体としての除湿、従って結露防△ 止装置は組み込まれていないのが現状である。従って、
天井及び壁等の建築材料に耐湿断熱性の高い材料を使用
するということで種々の建築材が開発されてきているが
、それでも長年月1ζついてみるとき、建築物内部内側
等、通気の悪い個所等熱変化のある部分は結露しやすく
、その為建築材が腐蝕し易かった。また、室内天井でも
例えば窓際部や窓に近い個所、また外部に面した壁など
は結露しやすく、また衣服等に結露してくる等の問題が
あったが、適当な対策がなかった。
Conventionally, in building structures, dehumidification inside the building structure has been carried out in the form of, for example, indoor dehumidification by installing an air conditioner and using it to dehumidify and maintain indoor air conditioning. Therefore, the current situation is that dehumidification and condensation prevention devices are not built into the building structure. Therefore,
Various building materials have been developed by using materials with high moisture resistance and heat insulation properties for building materials such as ceilings and walls. Areas with isothermal changes were prone to condensation, which led to corrosion of building materials. In addition, dew condensation easily occurs on indoor ceilings, such as areas near windows and walls facing the outside, and condensation condenses on clothes, etc., but no suitable countermeasures have been taken.

この発明では、上記の問題点を解決すべく、二重管の内
管と外気を連通し、内管と外管との間隙を室内と連通し
て、外気と室内空気との温度差を利用して内管へ結露せ
しめることにより、室内の結露現象を防止し得るように
してなる室内結霧防止構造を提供せんとするものである
In order to solve the above problems, this invention communicates the inner pipe of the double pipe with the outside air, communicates the gap between the inner pipe and the outer pipe with the room, and utilizes the temperature difference between the outside air and the indoor air. It is an object of the present invention to provide an indoor fog prevention structure which can prevent indoor fog condensation by causing dew to condense on the inner pipe.

この発明の実施例を図面に基づき詳説すれば、囚は建築
物であり、(B)はベランダであり、 ICIは本発明
の施工個所を示す。(1)は壁を示し、10)は室外。
If the embodiment of this invention is described in detail based on the drawings, the building is a building, (B) is a balcony, and ICI indicates the construction location of the present invention. (1) shows the wall, and 10) shows the outside.

(Ilは室内である。(2)は外管を示し、(1)は内
管である。外管(2)は−例としてビニール管とし、約
100−の外径とし、通気孔(4)を上半分1(多数設
け、室内と通気する。外管(2)の内部に、外径的50
”の内管(3)をステンビス(5)で外管に支持して布
設する。内管(3)は外気に開口し、開口部(6)は雨
#壁及び北#壁となるように構成する。本発明は、特疋
冬場の寒冷外気と室内空気との気温の差が大番い時に除
湿結霧効果が大きい為である。開口部(6) (6)の
amの部分における内管(3)と外管(2)との間は断
熱材(7)でコーキングし、外気の侵入を適所する。な
お、内管(3ン外管〈2〉共にドレンの為に勾配を少し
付するが、そのドレン排水側の内管(3)と外管(2)
との間のコーキング部断熱材(7)中に小径のドレン管
(6)を穿設し、壁外伺に排水せる如く施工する。建築
内部における本発明の施工個所は、主として廊下の天井
部とし、一般家庭の建築においても同様の個所に布設す
るが、適宜選択することにする。外w(=)と内管(3
) トハ、ステンビス(5)で支持し、左右2ケ所ノ支
持として管長手方向にわたって、適当な間隔(例えばi
n間隔)で支持し、外管(2)は吊ノイ・ンド(9)で
天井に吊る。吊バンド(9)の間隔も、例えば5Gam
とか、適宜に設ける。外管(2)の布設後、その外部を
有孔ボード(6)で囲み、室内の湿った空気が、有孔ボ
ード(2)の孔を通り、外管(2)の通気孔(4)を通
り抜けて、内管(3)に触れる。ビル建築等においては
、廊下部天井配管より枝管として各室内へ布設する施工
も考えられる。但し、枝管の先端も外気に開口せる如く
施工し、内管(3)と外管(2)との間隙は断熱材(n
でコーキングする。
(Il is indoor. (2) indicates the outer tube, (1) is the inner tube. The outer tube (2) is a vinyl tube for example, has an outer diameter of about 100 mm, and has a ventilation hole (4 ) are installed in large numbers in the upper half 1 to ventilate the room.
Support the inner pipe (3) on the outer pipe with stainless steel screws (5) and install it.The inner pipe (3) opens to the outside air, and the openings (6) become the rain wall and north wall. This is because the dehumidifying and condensing effect of the present invention is large when the difference in temperature between the cold outside air and the indoor air is large, especially in winter. The space between the pipe (3) and the outer pipe (2) is caulked with a heat insulating material (7) to prevent outside air from entering in the appropriate places.In addition, both the inner pipe (3 and the outer pipe <2>) are slightly sloped for drainage. Attached is the inner pipe (3) and outer pipe (2) on the drain side.
A small diameter drain pipe (6) is drilled into the caulking insulation material (7) between the wall and the wall so that water can drain to the outside of the wall. The installation location of the present invention inside a building is mainly the ceiling of a hallway, and similar locations are installed in the construction of a general home, but the installation location will be selected as appropriate. Outer w (=) and inner tube (3
) It is supported with stainless steel screws (5), and is supported at two places on the left and right sides in the longitudinal direction of the pipe at appropriate intervals (e.g.
The outer tube (2) is hung from the ceiling using a hanging tube (9). The interval between the hanging bands (9) is also, for example, 5Gam.
Or set it up as appropriate. After the outer pipe (2) is installed, its outside is surrounded by a perforated board (6), and the humid air in the room passes through the holes in the perforated board (2), and then through the ventilation holes (4) in the outer pipe (2). It passes through and touches the inner tube (3). In building construction, etc., it is also possible to install branch pipes from ceiling pipes in corridors into each room. However, the tips of the branch pipes should also be opened to the outside air, and the gap between the inner pipe (3) and outer pipe (2) should be filled with heat insulating material (n
Caulk with.

なお、必要に応じては、外管(2)の下半分を防富材(
ロ)にて防露する方法も考えられる。内管(3)にはm
伝s率の高い鋼管の外に、アルミニウム管、チタン管及
び、鋼管、鋳鉄管等を使用してもよい。
In addition, if necessary, the lower half of the outer tube (2) may be covered with anti-fouling material (
(b) Methods of preventing condensation may also be considered. The inner tube (3) has m
In addition to steel pipes with high conductivity, aluminum pipes, titanium pipes, steel pipes, cast iron pipes, etc. may also be used.

外管(2)は、樋の役目をすればよく、ドレンの排水を
すればよいので下半分半円形のものでもよいが、施工の
しやすさから、全円のビニル管を使用し、通気孔(4)
のみで、通気に差しつかえはなく、孔加工も簡単な為、
上半分有孔のビニル管施工とする。
The outer pipe (2) may be semi-circular in the lower half since it only needs to act as a gutter and drain water, but for ease of construction, a full-circle vinyl pipe is used to Stomata (4)
There is no problem with ventilation with only a chisel, and hole processing is easy, so
The upper half will be constructed with perforated vinyl pipe.

本発明の実施例は上記のように構成されているものであ
り、内管(3)の両端における開口部(6) (6)が
外気に開口している為艮、朝夕の冷え込み時、または、
冬期の寒冷時において、外気が内管(3)内を吹き抜け
ることによって、内管(3)内の気温(tl)はたちま
ち外気の気温と等温となる。一方、室内の空気と通気孔
(4)を通し有孔ボード(2)を通して接している内管
(3)の外壁と外管(呻との間の間隙の気温(h)は室
温である。従って、内管(3)の外壁は(L、)、 !
Q内壁は(1+)となり、温度差が生じるが、管材の熱
伝導率が高い為に、また内管1.3)内の外気の通風の
為に、内管(3)の外壁も山)となる。そこで、内管(
3)外壁の温度(41)が室内空気の露点以下である場
合、内管(3)外壁上全面にわたって結露現象が起こり
、内管(3) l(触れた室内空気は冷やされて、周囲
のより暖い空気と入れ変わり、この対流が次々と繰り返
され、内管(3)西の空気も外気により通風しているの
で、内管(3)外!!面における結霧現象は′連続して
起こる。そこで結露した霧は、水滴となって、外管(2
)の内部下側に滴たり落ち、さらに外管(2)内部を伝
わり、ドレン管(8)より外部へ排水される。ドレン管
(8)の排水口は外気へ開口しているが、内管(3)の
口径に比べても小である為、外気の侵入は、影響しない
ものと考えてよい。
The embodiment of the present invention is constructed as described above, and since the openings (6) (6) at both ends of the inner tube (3) are open to the outside air, it is suitable for use during cold weather, morning and evening, or ,
During the cold winter season, as the outside air blows through the inner pipe (3), the temperature (tl) inside the inner pipe (3) quickly becomes equal to the temperature of the outside air. On the other hand, the air temperature (h) in the gap between the outer wall of the inner tube (3) and the outer tube, which are in contact with the indoor air through the ventilation holes (4) and the perforated board (2), is room temperature. Therefore, the outer wall of the inner tube (3) is (L,), !
Q The inner wall becomes (1+), and a temperature difference occurs, but because of the high thermal conductivity of the tube material, and because of the ventilation of the outside air inside the inner tube (1.3), the outer wall of the inner tube (3) also rises. becomes. Therefore, the inner tube (
3) When the temperature (41) of the outer wall is below the dew point of the indoor air, condensation occurs all over the outer wall of the inner tube (3), and the indoor air that comes into contact with the inner tube (3) is cooled and This convection is repeated one after another as it is replaced by warmer air, and the air on the west side of the inner tube (3) is also ventilated by the outside air, so the fogging phenomenon on the outer surface of the inner tube (3) is 'continuous'. The condensed mist then becomes water droplets and enters the outer tube (2).
), and further travels inside the outer pipe (2) and is drained to the outside through the drain pipe (8). Although the drain port of the drain pipe (8) is open to the outside air, it is smaller than the diameter of the inner pipe (3), so the intrusion of outside air can be considered to have no effect.

室内空気の流れは、高温の空気は天井へ向って流れるの
で、天井へ配設された二重管構造への室内空気の接触は
スムーズ■ζ行われ、且つ湿気の拡がりは、小開口部を
通しても拡がって行くので、廊下等の天井に配設されて
も、室内と廊下の閤に小開口部があれば、湿り空気は、
有孔ボード(6)の孔を通り抜けて、内管(3)と容易
に接触する。上記のような空気の流れであるため、内管
(3)外NKおける結霧現象は、連続して起こり、天井
、u、gガラス等に結露する乙とがない。
As for the flow of indoor air, high-temperature air flows toward the ceiling, so the indoor air comes into contact with the double pipe structure installed on the ceiling smoothly, and the spread of moisture is prevented through small openings. Even if it is installed on the ceiling of a hallway, if there is a small opening in the room and hallway, the humid air will spread out.
It easily passes through the holes in the perforated board (6) and comes into contact with the inner tube (3). Due to the above-mentioned air flow, fog condensation on the outside of the inner tube (3) occurs continuously, and there is no condensation on the ceiling, u-glass, g-glass, etc.

本発明は、上記のように運築構造の中へ組み込んで、室
内における結霧現象を未然に防ぐものである。特く、冬
期の寒冷時には、外気とストーブ等で暖められた室内空
気との温度差が太き(なるので、効果は顕著であり、又
空aim等の除湿と違って、外気温を使ってする為、エ
ネルギー消費がなく、維持費等が不要なばかりでなく、
自然調節の為建築材を保護するという効果がある。建築
物の気密化が進む中で本発明の効果は更にあがる。
The present invention is incorporated into the construction structure as described above to prevent fogging phenomenon indoors. In particular, during the cold winter months, there is a large temperature difference between the outside air and the indoor air heated by a stove, etc., so the effect is remarkable, and unlike dehumidification such as air aim, it Therefore, there is not only no energy consumption and maintenance costs, etc.
It has the effect of protecting building materials due to natural adjustment. As buildings become more airtight, the effects of the present invention will further increase.

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

第18は本発明の実jlI#11略図 第2図は圓開口部周辺要部説明図 第8図は同外管一部説朗図 第3回1)D代 亀4図は同断面図 △ fA):!薬物     (B):ベランダ(1):壁
       (2):外管(3)二内管      
(4):通気孔(b)ニステンビス   (6):開口
部(7):断熱材     (8);ドレン管(9):
吊ベンド    (14:有孔ボード(ロ):防篤材 特許出願人 鈴 木 文志朗 代理人松尾憲一部
18th is a schematic diagram of the actual product of the present invention jlI#11 Figure 2 is an explanatory diagram of the main parts around the round opening Figure 8 is a partial explanatory diagram of the same outer tube Part 3 1) Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view of the same △ fA ):! Drug (B): Balcony (1): Wall (2): Outer tube (3) Two inner tubes
(4): Vent hole (b) Nisten screw (6): Opening (7): Insulation material (8); Drain pipe (9):
Hanging bend (14: Perforated board (b): Protection material patent applicant Bunshiro Suzuki Agent Ken Matsuo Part 1

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 1)外周上半分に通気孔(4)を多数設けた外管(2)
の中に内管(3)を挿通して二重管を形成し、同二重管
を建物の天井に布設し、内管(3)両側部を外気に開口
して通気して内管(3)内を外気と遅過自在に構成し、
外管(2)と円管(3)との間隙部は外気と1断し室内
空気と通気することによって、外気と室内空気との温度
差を利用して内管(コ)外壁に結露せしめてドレン排水
し、室内の結霧現象を未然に防止すべく構成してなるこ
とを特徴とする建築物における室内結露防止構造。
1) Outer tube (2) with many ventilation holes (4) on the upper half of the outer circumference
Insert the inner pipe (3) into the inner pipe (3) to form a double pipe, lay the double pipe on the ceiling of the building, open both sides of the inner pipe (3) to the outside air, and ventilate the inner pipe (3). 3) The inside can be configured to freely mix with the outside air,
The gap between the outer tube (2) and the circular tube (3) is disconnected from the outside air and ventilated with the indoor air, so that the temperature difference between the outside air and the indoor air is used to cause dew condensation on the outer wall of the inner tube (C). A structure for preventing indoor condensation in a building, characterized in that the structure is configured to drain water and prevent indoor fogging.
JP57067836A 1982-04-21 1982-04-21 Condensation preventing structure in room Granted JPS58185842A (en)

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