JPS6085140A - Hollow layer communication and exhaust system in structure - Google Patents

Hollow layer communication and exhaust system in structure

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JPS6085140A
JPS6085140A JP19096183A JP19096183A JPS6085140A JP S6085140 A JPS6085140 A JP S6085140A JP 19096183 A JP19096183 A JP 19096183A JP 19096183 A JP19096183 A JP 19096183A JP S6085140 A JPS6085140 A JP S6085140A
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【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明は、構造体内の中空層の連通と、通排気システム
に関し、構造体(1)内の中空層(2)を水平に分断し
通気を明害している、例えば、胴差等の横架拐(3−B
 )の部分において、中空層(2−B )を連通ずる通
気孔(4)、及び、通気下地材(6)、或いは、外壁仕
」二材(7)を、横架1’ (3−B )の外壁(13
)側の側面に5釘等で固定し、中空層(2−B)を形成
する柱(8)。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to communication between hollow layers within a structure and a ventilation/exhaust system. , horizontal abduction of the trunk, etc. (3-B
), the ventilation hole (4) that communicates the hollow layer (2-B) and the ventilation base material (6) or the outer wall material (7) are installed on the horizontal frame 1' (3-B ) outer wall (13
Pillar (8) is fixed to the side surface of ) side with 5 nails etc. to form a hollow layer (2-B).

及び間柱(9)、及び斜材(10)等の、構造骨組み劇
を互いに緊結して、構造を固め、併せて、中空層(2−
B )を連通することを特徴とする、外壁下地拐(6)
、或いは外壁仕上材(7)を用いて成る、構造体(1)
内の中空層(2−A)、(2−B)、(2−0)、(2
−D)の連通と、偽排気システムにおいて、中空層(2
−B )の内、> 壁(11)側に、防湿層が位置するよう配設する断熱拐
(12)と、外壁(13)との間に配設して、断熱材(
12)の位置を保ち5断熱材(12)と外壁(13)と
の間に、通気層(14)を確実に保持する通気孔(4)
と粘着性の取付面(15)を有することを特徴とするス
ペツー(16)を用い、構造体(1)を支える、例えば
、有筋或いは無筋のコンクリート、或いは、石等を基材
とし、て形成する架台、或いは、基礎(17)は、外周
の側面に貫通する給気孔(18)に、防虫網を併設する
手動、或いは自動の、円筒型のレヂスタ−(19)を装
着し、同架台、或いは基礎(17)の天端面に、凹凸(
20)を連続して設け、同大端面の外側角の上部に、乾
燥目地(22)を形成する水平直線状の凹み(21)を
形成し、同大端面の凹凸(20)の凹部と、構造体(1
)の、例えば、土台等最下部の横架材(3−A、 )と
の間に、通気層(14−A)を形成する。外周の架台、
或龜は、基礎(17)に囲まれた構造体(1)の、ン 例えば、床下等最下部の中空層(2−A )の地盤に、
脱湿、及び放熱防止膜、或いは層参赤素命(24)を敷
設するこ去を特徴とする、構造体(1)の架台、或いは
、基礎(17)を構成する。
The structural frames such as the studs (9) and the diagonals (10) are tied together to solidify the structure, and at the same time, the hollow layer (2-
B) Exterior wall basement (6) characterized by communicating with
, or a structure (1) using an exterior wall finishing material (7)
hollow layers (2-A), (2-B), (2-0), (2
-D) communication and in the false exhaust system, the hollow layer (2
-B), the insulation layer (12) is placed between the outer wall (13) and the insulation layer (12), which is placed so that the moisture barrier layer is located on the side of the wall (11).
12) A ventilation hole (4) that securely maintains the ventilation layer (14) between the insulation material (12) and the outer wall (13)
Supporting the structure (1) by using a spatula (16) characterized by having an adhesive mounting surface (15), for example, using reinforced or unreinforced concrete, stone, etc. as a base material, The pedestal or foundation (17) is equipped with a manual or automatic cylindrical register (19) equipped with an insect screen attached to the air supply hole (18) penetrating the side surface of the outer periphery. There are irregularities (
20) are provided continuously, and a horizontal linear recess (21) forming a dry joint (22) is formed at the upper part of the outer corner of the same large end face, and a recess of the unevenness (20) of the same large end face, Structure (1
), for example, a ventilation layer (14-A) is formed between the lowermost horizontal member (3-A, ) such as a foundation. outer frame,
Or, the bolt is installed in the ground of the structure (1) surrounded by the foundation (17), for example, in the lowest hollow layer (2-A) such as under the floor.
It constitutes the frame or foundation (17) of the structure (1), which is characterized by the installation of a dehumidification and heat radiation prevention film or a layered red base (24).

しかして、通気孔(4)、及び通気溝(5)を形成する
機構を有して成型し、構造骨組み材を緊結することを特
徴とする、外壁下地材(6)、或いは、外壁仕上材(7
)を、例えば、胴差等の横架材(3−B )の側面に、
釘等で固定し、中空層(2−B)を形成する、例えば、
柱(8)、及び間柱(9)、及び斜材(10)等、構造
骨組み材を互いに緊結1て、構造応力を増し、併せて、
中空層(2)を水平に分断している、例えは、胴差等の
横架材(3〜B)で中空層(2)を連通ずる。
Therefore, the exterior wall base material (6) or the exterior wall finishing material is characterized in that it is molded with a mechanism for forming ventilation holes (4) and ventilation grooves (5) and fastens the structural frame material. (7
), for example, on the side of the horizontal member (3-B) such as the trunk difference,
Fix with nails etc. to form a hollow layer (2-B), for example,
Structural frame members such as columns (8), studs (9), and diagonals (10) are tightened together to increase structural stress, and
The hollow layer (2) is horizontally divided, for example, by horizontal members (3 to B) such as trunk slits, etc., which communicate the hollow layer (2).

一方、構造体(1)を支える架台、或いは基礎(17)
に囲捷わた、例えば床下等、最下部の中空層(2−A)
の地盤面に、脱湿、及び放熱防止膜、或いは、層(24
)を敷設し、架台、或いは基礎(17)の側面に貫通し
た、給気孔(18)に装着[、たレヂスタ−(19)か
ら導入する空気凹凸(20)の凹部と、土台等、最下部
の横架材(3−A )との間に形成する通気層(14−
A)、及び同横架材(3−A )と、外壁(13)との
間に形成する通気層(14−B)、及び同#4架材(3
−A)と、同横架材の側面に、釘等で固定し、中空層(
2−B)を形成する柱(8)、及び間柱(9)、及び斜
材(10)等の構造骨組み材を、互いに緊結して、構造
応力を増し、併せて、中空層(2)を連通する機構を有
する、外壁下捕材(6)、或いは、外壁仕上材(7)と
外壁(13)との間に形成する、通気溝(5)、及び通
気孔(4)をくぐり、中空層(2−B)の内壁(11)
側に、防湿層が位置するよう配設する断熱材(12)と
、外壁(13)との間に、断熱材(12)の位置を保ち
、同断熱材(12)と、外壁(13)との間に、通気孔
(4)と粘着性の取付面(15)を有するスペーサー(
16)を配設して確保した、湧気層(14−0)を上昇
移動し、中空層(2−B)を水平に分断して通気を阻害
する縮合の横架材(3−B)と、外壁(13)との間に
形成した通気孔(4)、及び通気溝(5)、及び通気孔
(4)をくぐり、中空層(2−B)を上昇移動し2、例
えば、桁等、最上部の横架材(3=0)と、同横架材の
側面に釘等で固定し、中空層(2−B)を形成する柱(
8)、及び間柱(9)、及び斜材(10)等の構造骨組
み材を、互いに緊結して、構造応力を増し、併せて、中
空層(2−B)を連通ずる機構を有する外壁地材(6)
が形成する通気孔(4)をくぐり、例えば、小屋裏等最
上部の中空層(2−D)に至り、同中空層(2−D)の
換気孔(25)より外部空間(26)え、流れてきた空
気を逃がすことで構造体(1)の中空層(2)を全て連
通し、通排気層として成ることを%徴とする、構造体内
の中空層の連通と、通排気システムに係るものである。
On the other hand, the frame or foundation (17) that supports the structure (1)
Hollow layer at the bottom, such as under the floor (2-A)
Dehumidification and heat radiation prevention film or layer (24
), and attach it to the air supply hole (18) that penetrates the side of the frame or foundation (17) [, the air introduced from the register (19) into the concave part of the unevenness (20), the base, etc., and the lowest part. The ventilation layer (14-A) formed between the horizontal member (3-A)
A), and the ventilation layer (14-B) formed between the horizontal frame member (3-A) and the outer wall (13), and the #4 frame member (3-A).
-A) and the side of the same horizontal member with nails, etc., and the hollow layer (
Structural frame members such as columns (8), studs (9), and diagonals (10) forming the structure 2-B) are tightened together to increase structural stress, and at the same time, the hollow layer (2) The hollow material passes through the ventilation grooves (5) and ventilation holes (4) formed between the outer wall lower catchment material (6) or the outer wall finishing material (7) and the outer wall (13), which have a communicating mechanism. Inner wall (11) of layer (2-B)
The position of the insulation material (12) is maintained between the insulation material (12) and the outer wall (13), which is arranged so that the moisture barrier layer is located on the side, and the insulation material (12) and the outer wall (13) are spacer (with a ventilation hole (4) and an adhesive mounting surface (15) between the
16), which moves upward through the spring layer (14-0) and horizontally divides the hollow layer (2-B) to obstruct ventilation (3-B). and the outer wall (13), passing through the ventilation hole (4), the ventilation groove (5), and the ventilation hole (4), and moving upward through the hollow layer (2-B) 2, for example, the girder. etc., the uppermost horizontal member (3=0) and the column (2-B) that is fixed to the side of the horizontal member with nails etc. to form a hollow layer (2-B).
8), and an external wall base having a mechanism for connecting structural frame members such as studs (9) and diagonal members (10) to each other to increase structural stress and to connect the hollow layer (2-B). Material (6)
It passes through the ventilation hole (4) formed by the attic, reaches the uppermost hollow layer (2-D) such as the attic, and enters the external space (26) through the ventilation hole (25) of the hollow layer (2-D). , the hollow layers (2) of the structure (1) are all connected by releasing the flowing air, and the hollow layers (2) of the structure (1) are connected to each other, forming a ventilation and ventilation layer. This is related.

中空層(2)と社、構造体内の隙間であって、構造体(
1)の、例えば、木質系住宅等の内壁(11)と、外壁
(13)との間の、通常30II+++1hit後から
100−内外の巾を有する空間であり、外気温等の影響
を緩和、或いは防止する上で有効である。半面、今日で
わ、不測の結露が発生することから、構造体、例えば、
木質系住宅等の命数を急速に縮める等、要因を内蔵する
空気層である。
Between the hollow layer (2) and the gap within the structure, the structure (
In 1), for example, it is a space between the inner wall (11) and the outer wall (13) of a wooden house, etc., which usually has a width of 100 - inside and outside after 30 II + + + 1 hit, to alleviate the influence of outside temperature, etc. It is effective in preventing On the other hand, because unexpected condensation occurs these days, structures such as
It is an air layer that has a built-in factor, such as rapidly shortening the lifespan of wooden houses.

大なる中空層は、例えば、床下等の中空層(2−A)、
或いは、同小屋M等の中空層(2−D)であり、小なる
中空層は、外壁(13)にモルタル塗り仕上等を施す、
ラス下地板(27)の板厚さ12簡位と、同板の上下の
間隔、約30+++m位が断面の、水平方向の隙間の中
空層(2−0)等である。我が国では、我が国特有の、
高温多湿の気候をとらえて完成]7た。木造軸組工法が
あり、空間的な大きさである前述の、床下、或いは小屋
裏等の中空層から、1!1間的な、例えば、羽と材の重
ね合せ目等、の中空層を形成する、例えば、木材、及び
土、及び紙等の素材がもつ、吸放湿の調節作肝を意識的
に活用し、て合理的であり、今日迄千年を超える、伝統
の工法と技術を継承している。近年、住宅等において、
平家建ての構造から、2階嫡ての構造に移行し、中空層
を水平に分断する胴差等の横架材を、組み込む構造に変
っても、吸放湿の調節作用が働く中空層の環境は存続し
ていた。
The large hollow layer is, for example, a hollow layer under the floor (2-A),
Alternatively, it is a hollow layer (2-D) of the same shed M, etc., and a small hollow layer is the outer wall (13) with a mortar finish etc.
The lath base plate (27) has a thickness of about 12 cm, and the vertical gap of the same plate is about 30+++ m in cross section, and the hollow layer (2-0) has a horizontal gap. In our country, we have a unique
[Completed to capture the hot and humid climate]7. There is a wooden frame construction method, and from the above-mentioned hollow layer under the floor or the attic, which has a spatial size, to a 1:1 hollow layer such as the overlap of wings and timber, etc. We consciously utilize the moisture absorption and release control mechanisms of materials such as wood, soil, and paper, which are rational and have been used for more than a thousand years to this day, using traditional construction methods and techniques. Inherited. In recent years, in housing etc.
Even if the structure changes from a one-story building to a two-story structure that incorporates horizontal members such as a girder that horizontally divides the hollow layer, the structure of the hollow layer, which has the ability to regulate moisture absorption and release, The environment persisted.

今日に至って、石油不足を憂い、地価高騰が深刻化する
中で、省エネルギー住宅等が叫ばれて流行し、デザイン
で姿、形を競い合う中K、生活設備が普及して、水、湯
、電気、ガス等の使用が増加し、更に、冷暖房用の冷温
水、或いは、冷媒ガス等の導管工事が加わり、これら設
備導管を、各中空層に隠蔽する配管工事が一般化し、同
時に、冷暖房の効果を上げるため、中空層に断熱材を充
填、配設し、開口部はアルミサツシが嵌まり、外壁が。
To this day, with concerns about oil shortages and rising land prices becoming more serious, energy-saving housing has become popular, middle and high schools are competing with each other in design, and living facilities have become widespread, such as water, hot water, electricity, etc. , the use of gas, etc. has increased, and in addition, conduit construction for cold and hot water for air conditioning and refrigerant gas, etc. has been added, and piping work that hides these equipment conduits in each hollow layer has become common, and at the same time, the effectiveness of air conditioning and heating has increased. In order to raise the temperature, insulation material was filled and placed in the hollow layer, and aluminum sash was fitted into the opening to form the outer wall.

都市防火の必然から1モルタル塗り仕上げ等で隙間々〈
造υ上けて、室内の気密が高まり、省エネルギーを1指
した住宅は居住性が高まった半面。
Due to the necessity of urban fire prevention, gaps are covered with mortar coating, etc.
On the one hand, houses that are more energy efficient and more comfortable to live in because of increased construction and airtightness inside the rooms.

中空層において1通気を阻害することの悪影響が増幅し
て、封じ込まれて逃は場の々い空気が、外気温と焦眉す
る室内の空調温度、或いは、設備導管内の冷温水、或い
は、冷媒ガス等との、温度差から生じる結露によって、
断熱材の劣化、断熱性の低下、及び構造骨組みの羽料を
むしばむ等、構造体の例えば、各種住宅等が確実に老朽
化が進展[2、経済的耐用命数が急速に縮まっている傾
向である。この傾向は、都市部にとどまらず、上述の要
因を内蔵する、例えば、各種の都市防火型の木質系住宅
等は、デザイン上の見映えから好まれて。
The negative effects of obstructing ventilation in the hollow layer are amplified, and the air that is trapped and has no room to escape can cause the indoor air conditioner temperature to match the outside temperature, or the cold and hot water in the equipment pipes, or Due to condensation caused by temperature difference with refrigerant gas, etc.
Structures such as various types of housing are steadily aging due to deterioration of insulation materials, reduction in insulation performance, and erosion of the feathers of the structural framework [2, the economic lifespan is rapidly decreasing. be. This trend is not limited to urban areas; for example, various types of urban fire-proof wooden houses that incorporate the above-mentioned factors are preferred for their aesthetic design.

我が国の全土に普及し2ており、特に、我が国の気候特
性を考慮しない、2×4工法等の列国工法、或いは、我
が国企業が開発して実施している規程かの枠組壁式等の
工法、或いは、我が国において、千年を超える伝統の木
造軸組工法にお・いても、早期に、確実K、不測の結露
を防止し、快的な居住性を保ち、同時に、省エネルギー
、及び、経済的耐用命数が低下しない、構造体内の中空
層の連通と、通排気システムに基づいた構造体、例えば
、木質系住宅等の実施が望まれている。
Construction methods from other countries, such as the 2x4 construction method, which do not take into account Japan's climate characteristics, or framework wall construction methods developed and implemented by Japanese companies, are widespread throughout Japan2. In Japan, even with the traditional wooden frame construction method that has been around for more than a thousand years, we have been able to quickly and effectively prevent unexpected dew condensation, maintain comfortable livability, and at the same time save energy and be economical. It is desired to implement a structure, such as a wooden house, based on communication between hollow layers within the structure and a ventilation/exhaust system that does not reduce its service life.

本発明の目的とするところは、構造体内の中空層を連通
し5、通排気層として機能するシステムに係り、構造体
の、例えば、木質系住宅等において、構造体を支える地
盤の脱湿、及び放熱防止をもって、地盤の圧密法下等、
地盤耐力の低下防止と、床下空間の湿り空気が、乾燥空
気に変換1.連通した中空層を上昇移動l1、小屋裏空
間から外部空間に逃がす流れを円滑にする手段として、
外周基礎の側面に給気孔を貫通!2、手動、或いは、自
動で、防虫網を併設したレヂスターを装着[1、天端面
は5通気層を形成する等の機構をもつ基礎を構成し、中
空層に断熱材を充填、配設しても、確実に1通気層を保
持するスペーサーを配設置1、中空層を水平に分断12
.て通気を阻害する縮合の胴差等、横架材に固定し、構
造骨組み材を互いに緊結して。
The object of the present invention is to provide a system that connects hollow layers in a structure 5 and functions as a ventilation layer, and the present invention relates to a system that connects hollow layers in a structure 5 and functions as a ventilation layer, and the purpose of the present invention is to dehumidify the ground that supports the structure in a structure such as a wooden house. and heat radiation prevention, under the ground consolidation law, etc.
Preventing decline in ground bearing capacity and converting humid air in the underfloor space to dry air 1. As a means for smoothing the flow of upward movement l1 of the connected hollow layer and escape from the attic space to the outside space,
Penetrate the air supply hole on the side of the outer foundation! 2. Manually or automatically install a register with an insect repellent screen [1. The top surface forms a foundation with a mechanism such as forming 5 ventilation layers, and the hollow layer is filled with insulation material. Spacers are installed to securely hold the ventilation layer (1), and the hollow layer is divided horizontally (12).
.. The condensation trunk differences that obstruct ventilation are fixed to the horizontal members, and the structural frame members are tightly tied together.

構造応力を増;、併せて、通気孔、汲び通気溝を形成す
る機構を有する外壁下地材、或いは、列壁イ、1上材を
用いて、中空層f連通1..7’i:通排気/ステムを
、乾燥空気が円滑に流わる過程にお・いて、中空層を形
成する構造骨組み材料に振れ乍ら、同材料の、吸放湿の
調節作用を助けて不測の結露を防止12.快的なる居住
性を保ち、省エネルギー、及び、経済的耐用命数が低下
l−ない構造体1例えば、木質系住宅等を人間生活の場
に提供するにある。
Increasing the structural stress; in addition, by using an outer wall base material having a mechanism for forming ventilation holes and ventilation grooves, or by using a top material for the row walls, the hollow layer f is connected 1. .. 7'i: Ventilation/Exhaust/In the process of smooth flow of dry air, the stem is shaken into the structural frame material that forms a hollow layer, and the moisture absorption and desorption adjustment effect of the material is assisted to prevent unexpected Prevents condensation 12. To provide a structure 1 that maintains comfortable livability, saves energy, and does not have a decrease in economic lifespan, such as a wooden house, etc., for human living.

本発明を、以下実施例により詳述する。図中(6)は1
例えば、12欄程の厚さを有する構造用合板等で、方向
性がなく均質で、耐水、耐候性が勝れ、防腐及rI防虫
処理加工を施した木質系の工 外壁地利であり、適切な材中を2分して振り分けた波型
、或いは山型状に切断成型しである。この1対を、例え
ば胴差等、横架材(3−B)の側面に当てがって2分し
た巾の方向に引きはなすと、同側面に溝と、同横架材の
巾の外側にそれぞれ溝から連らなった孔を形成する。こ
の状態で、横架材(3−B)及び、同横架材に交接し、
て中空層(2−B ’)を形成する構造骨組みの柱(8
)、及び間柱(9)、及び胴材(1o)等に直接、釘等
で固定すると、横架材(3−B )と、同横架材に交接
する構造骨組み材を、互いに緊結しており、単に柱等の
端部と横架材とを鎚等の金物でつなぐのと比べて、構造
体の変形、或いは5材の引き抜き等に対して抵抗が働き
、構造応力を増大するところである。固定した外壁下地
材(6)の周辺に、一般のラス下地板(27)を張9上
けてセメントモルタル等を塗シ、外壁(13)が完成で
きると、横架材(3−B)と外壁(13)との間に、外
壁下地材(6)が有する機構によって1通気孔(4)、
及び通気溝(5)の形成が成っており、中空層(2−B
 )を上下に連通している。中空層(2)を水平に分断
している他の部分、例えば、土台等最下部の横架材(3
−A)、及び、同、桁等最上部の横架材(3−0)の部
分でゎ、それぞれ外壁下地材(6)の波型、或いは山型
に、切断成型した1対の2分の1を用うればよく、各横
架材及び、同横架材に交接する構造骨組み材に釘等で固
定すると、」二連の横架材(3−B )部分同様の効果
が旬られる。第7図に示す外壁仕上材(7)は、例えば
、金属、或いは石綿セメント、或いは珪酸カル7ウムが
碁打であり、或いは、ガラス繊維等で強化した、均質で
方向性がなく、無機質で防水性。
The present invention will be explained in detail below using examples. (6) in the diagram is 1
For example, structural plywood with a thickness of about 12 columns, etc., is uniform with no directionality, has excellent water resistance and weather resistance, and has been treated with antiseptic and insect repellent treatment. It is cut and molded into a corrugated or mountain-shaped shape by dividing the material into two parts. For example, when this pair is applied to the side of the horizontal frame member (3-B) such as a trunk difference and pulled in the direction of the width divided into two, a groove will be formed on the same side and a groove will be formed on the outside of the width of the horizontal frame member (3-B). A hole connected from the groove is formed in each of the grooves. In this state, intersect with the horizontal member (3-B) and the same horizontal member,
The pillars (8) of the structural frame forming the hollow layer (2-B')
), studs (9), body members (1o), etc., with nails or the like, the horizontal members (3-B) and the structural frame members that intersect with the horizontal members are tightly connected to each other. Compared to simply connecting the ends of columns etc. and the horizontal members with a metal object such as a hammer, this creates resistance to deformation of the structure or pulling out of the 5 members, increasing structural stress. . Around the fixed exterior wall base material (6), lay a general lath base board (27) and apply cement mortar, etc. Once the exterior wall (13) is completed, the horizontal members (3-B) and the outer wall (13), one ventilation hole (4), by the mechanism of the outer wall base material (6),
and a ventilation groove (5), and a hollow layer (2-B
) are connected vertically. Other parts that horizontally divide the hollow layer (2), for example, the lowermost horizontal members (3) such as the foundation, etc.
-A) and the uppermost horizontal members (3-0) such as girders, respectively. 1 can be used, and if it is fixed with nails, etc. to each horizontal frame member and the structural frame members that intersect with the same horizontal frame member, the same effect as that of the double horizontal frame member (3-B) can be obtained. . The exterior wall finishing material (7) shown in Figure 7 is, for example, made of metal, asbestos cement, calcium silicate, or homogeneous, non-directional, inorganic material reinforced with glass fiber or the like. Waterproof.

耐候性に勝わた拐質で成型した外壁に用いる仕上は材で
ある。同7図、0に示す躾面に、男前(28)を有し、
結露を防止する断熱処理加工(29)を施し、表面より
、固定する釘等の穴(30)が貫通してあり、同側の縁
は、同材と、外a!(13)を仕上けるモルタル等との
取り合いの、しや〈9溝(31)を有し、接合の上、水
切り処理、或いは、防水制別を充填し5仕上り面の位置
を、外壁(13)仕上けのモルタル等と、同一の面に設
定ができ、外壁の意匠を兼ねる等の特徴を有し、外壁下
地拐(6)と同要領で固定して同様に構造骨組み相を互
いに緊結して、構造応力を増し、横架材(37B)と外
壁仕上材(7)の裏面の男前(28)と同男前の間に通
気孔(4)、及び通気溝(5)を形成して外壁下地材(
6)と同様の連通効果を得る。同材は、単独使用の他、
外壁下地材(6)と併用が可能であり、単独に用いて、
例えば、土台、或いは胴差等の横架材(3)に固定すれ
ば、修理、或いは補修点検の際等に、同材及び、周辺を
、傷めることなく取りはずして処置ができ、再び、同材
の取付けが可能である。第3図はスペーサー(16)の
切片の斜視図で、全面的に防湿加工を施した、紙、或い
はファイバー吟の材質で5例えば、ハツト型に成型して
あシ両側面に通気孔(4)と、粘着性の取付面(15)
を有している。中空層(2−B)に断熱材(12)を防
湿層が内壁(11” )側に位置するよう配設するとき
、基材の性質上位置が定まらず、外壁(13)側に片寄
り、或いは密着して、内壁(11)側に空気層ができて
しまい、断熱性が逆効果となりすべての中空層(2)で
不測の結露が発生している、こうした結露は、中空層(
2)を形成する構造骨組み材料の他に、下地材及び造作
材等も吸放湿の調節作用ができない、通気性がない構造
に封じ込んだためで、結局、断熱材の基材である例えば
、グラスウール等が含水し本来の断熱性が劣化すると共
に、湿った空気が逃は場のない中空層(2−B)等に充
ち、夏冬及び、昼夜の温度差を生じる毎に繰り返し発生
して構造材料等の老朽化を早めている。この弊害を防止
するため、スペーサー(16)を外壁下地材(6)及び
ラス下地板(27)の内側に配設し、断熱材(12)の
防湿層が内壁(11)側、つまり、柱(8)、或いは間
柱(9)の内壁(11)側の面に一致するよう配設すれ
ば、スペーサー(16)に支持されて中空層(2−B)
の外壁(13)側に、通気層(14−0)が確実に保持
できる。実施が、内壁(11)側より行う場合、同スペ
ーサーの粘着性の取付面(15)を断熱拐(12)側に
向けてよい。図中(17)は、構造体(1)を支える有
筋、或いは無筋コンクリート、或いはコンクリートブロ
ック、或いは石等を基材とjで形成する架台、或いは基
礎である。
The finish used for the exterior walls is wood, which is made of a highly weather-resistant material. He has a handsome face (28) on the discipline side shown in Figure 7, 0.
A heat insulation treatment (29) is applied to prevent condensation, and holes (30) for fixing nails, etc. pass through the surface, and the edge on the same side is made of the same material and the outer a! It has 9 grooves (31) for joining with mortar etc. for finishing (13). ) It has the characteristics of being able to be set on the same surface as the finishing mortar, etc., and also serving as a design for the exterior wall, and is fixed in the same way as the exterior wall base (6) to tie the structural framework to each other. In order to increase the structural stress, vent holes (4) and ventilation grooves (5) are formed between the rear side (28) and the rear side of the horizontal frame member (37B) and the outer wall finishing material (7), and the outer wall is strengthened. Base material (
The same communication effect as in 6) is obtained. The same material can be used alone,
Can be used in combination with exterior wall base material (6), or used alone.
For example, if it is fixed to a horizontal frame member (3) such as a foundation or a trunk sill, it can be removed and treated without damaging the same material and its surroundings during repairs or inspections, and the same material can be used again. installation is possible. Figure 3 is a perspective view of a section of the spacer (16), which is made of paper or fiber material that has been completely moisture-proofed.For example, it is molded into a hat shape and has ventilation holes (4 ) and adhesive mounting surface (15)
have. When installing the heat insulating material (12) in the hollow layer (2-B) so that the moisture barrier layer is located on the inner wall (11") side, the position cannot be determined due to the nature of the base material, and it may be biased toward the outer wall (13) side. , or they are in close contact with each other, creating an air layer on the inner wall (11) side, which has the opposite effect on insulation and causing unexpected dew condensation in all the hollow layers (2).
2) In addition to the structural framework materials that form the structure, the base materials and fixtures are also sealed in a non-breathable structure that does not allow moisture absorption and release control. , glass wool, etc. becomes hydrated, deteriorating its original insulation properties, and humid air fills the hollow layer (2-B) with no place to escape, which repeatedly occurs in summer and winter and whenever there is a temperature difference between day and night. This is accelerating the aging of structural materials. In order to prevent this problem, a spacer (16) is placed inside the outer wall base material (6) and the lath base plate (27), so that the moisture-proof layer of the heat insulating material (12) is on the inner wall (11) side, that is, on the pillar (8), or if arranged so as to match the surface of the inner wall (11) of the stud (9), the hollow layer (2-B) is supported by the spacer (16).
The ventilation layer (14-0) can be reliably held on the outer wall (13) side. If the installation is carried out from the inner wall (11) side, the adhesive mounting surface (15) of the spacer may be directed towards the insulation wall (12) side. In the figure, (17) is a pedestal or foundation made of reinforced or unreinforced concrete, concrete blocks, stones, etc., and a base material j that supports the structure (1).

同架台、或いは基礎(17)の外周の側面に貫通した給
気孔(18)に、手動、或いは自動で開閉する羽根と、
防虫網を併設した円筒型のレヂスタ−(19)を、羽根
が外側に位置するよう装着し、冬期には、北側面のレヂ
スターを閉じて室内と牟盾する外気との緩衝を図る。同
しヂスターは、空気の温湿度感知機と連動するシステム
とすることができる。架台、或いは基礎(17)の天端
面に、同大端面と土台等の横架材(3−A、 )の乾燥
をよくする凹凸(2o)を、柱(8)の直下を凸部にす
ることを基本に適当の間隔を有して連続的に設け、凸部
の天端面はモルタル等で水平に仕上げ、凹部の天端面は
巾の中央部を高く両側面の方向に低いカマボコ型に仕上
け、外周部の天端面で外側の角上部に外壁(13)の完
成時に同外壁との間に乾燥目地(22)を形成する水平
直線状の凹み(21)を形成し、同大端の要所にアンカ
ーボール)(23)を設置する。図中(24)は、外周
の架台、或いは基礎(17)に囲まれた、例えば。
A blade that opens and closes manually or automatically in the air supply hole (18) penetrating the side surface of the outer periphery of the frame or the foundation (17),
A cylindrical register (19) equipped with an insect screen is installed so that the blades are located on the outside, and in winter, the register on the north side is closed to create a buffer between the indoor air and the outside air. The same register can be a system linked to an air temperature and humidity sensor. On the top surface of the frame or foundation (17), make a convex part (2o) to improve drying of the large end face and horizontal members (3-A, ) such as the foundation, and make a convex part directly under the column (8). Based on this, they are placed continuously at appropriate intervals, and the top surfaces of the convex portions are finished horizontally with mortar, etc., and the top surfaces of the concave portions are finished in a semicircular shape with the center of the width high and low toward both sides. A horizontal linear depression (21) is formed at the top of the outer corner at the top of the outer corner to form a dry joint (22) with the outer wall when the outer wall (13) is completed. Place anchor balls) (23) at important points. In the figure, (24) is surrounded by a frame on the outer periphery or a foundation (17), for example.

床下空間等最下部の中空層(2−A)の地盤面に敷設し
て、地盤土壌の水分蒸発等、脱湿及び放熱を防止するビ
ニールシート等の膜、或いは、コンクリートの層である
。従来、構造体(1)の例えは木質系住宅等の床下に発
生する温気を排する手段として、基礎の要所に開口の太
なるを可とする風窓を設けることが定石であるが、自然
降水等による水分補給不可能である床下等、中空層(2
−A)で乾燥を図る結果、地盤の水分が蒸発して圧缶沈
下郷、地耐応力が低下して不同沈下を惹き起し2、構造
体(1)が変形等から経済的耐用命数が縮まる装置をf
!1.ている。この要因を除く手段が、脱湿及び放熱防
止膜、或いは層(24)であり、第2図に示す、床下等
最下部の中空層(2−A)の地盤を均らし、転圧した後
、地盤の周りを架台、或いは基礎(17)に沿って三角
の溝状に斜めに切り下けて、ビニールシート等、膜の端
部を折り込み、塩化ビニール等、腐蝕しない材質で成型
り。
It is a membrane such as a vinyl sheet, or a layer of concrete, which is laid on the ground surface of the lowest hollow layer (2-A) such as an underfloor space to prevent water evaporation from the ground soil, dehumidification, and heat radiation. Conventionally, the conventional example of structure (1) is to install wind windows with wide openings at important points in the foundation as a means of exhausting the warm air generated under the floor of a wooden house, etc. Hollow layers (2
- As a result of drying in A), the moisture in the ground evaporates and the pressure tank sinks, the soil resistance stress decreases and uneven settlement occurs, and the structure (1) deforms and its economic lifespan decreases. The shrinking device is f
! 1. ing. A means to eliminate this factor is a dehumidification and heat radiation prevention film or layer (24).As shown in Figure 2, after leveling the ground in the lowest hollow layer (2-A) such as under the floor and compacting it. , cut down diagonally around the ground into a triangular groove along the pedestal or foundation (17), fold in the edges of a membrane such as a vinyl sheet, and mold it with a non-corrosive material such as vinyl chloride.

九二股でL型のビン(32)で、浮き上り等、移動を仮
押さえし、三角の溝に逆斜めに押さえコンク!j−)(
33)を打設する。同脱湿、及び放熱防止膜、或いは層
(24)を、単独で、或いは併用で敷設する何れの場合
にも脱湿及び放熱防止の効果をよくするため、三角の溝
状と押さえコンクIJ−’)(33)の実施を共通とす
る。
Use an L-shaped bottle (32) with 92 prongs to temporarily prevent movement, such as floating up, and press the conch diagonally in the triangular groove! j-)(
33). In order to improve the dehumidification and heat radiation prevention effect in any case where the dehumidification and heat radiation prevention film or layer (24) is installed alone or in combination, triangular groove-shaped and pressed concrete IJ- ') (33) shall be implemented in common.

本発明は叙述のように、s遺体内の中空層の連通を可能
にし、併せて、構造応力を増す等の機構を有する外壁下
地材、或いは、外壁仕上材を用い。
As described above, the present invention uses an exterior wall base material or exterior wall finishing material that enables communication between hollow layers within a corpse and also has a mechanism for increasing structural stress.

中空層に断熱材の位置を保ち通気層を確保して、空気の
流れを円滑にする機構を有するスペーサーを用い。構造
体を支える架台、或いは基礎の外周側面に円筒型の手動
、或いは、自動のレヂスターを装着した給気孔を有し、
同基礎の天端面に乾燥をよくする凹凸、及び目地を設け
、床下等、最下部の中空層の地盤に脱湿、及び放熱防止
膜、或いは、層を敷設する等の構成から成る、構造体内
の中空層の連通と1通排気システムに基〈構造体、例え
ば木質系住宅等は。貫通する給気孔が円筒で強度的に有
利の架台、或いは基礎であり床下等に発生する湿り空気
を、構造体を支える地盤の、地耐力低下防止、及び乾燥
空気に変換のために抑え込むのであり、床下等の安定し
た地盤と、乾燥空気は居住性を保ち、基礎天端面の凹凸
、及び乾燥目地は互いに乾燥をよくし、特に、乾燥目地
は外壁の水切れ王台等を観察して構造体内の異常を早期
発見するに役立ち、中空層を連通して確保した通気層を
上昇移動する乾燥空気は、低温、低湿であり、中空層を
形成する構造骨組み材、及び下地羽等の断面の74辺、
つまり、材の表面積の3/4以上を1遍なく振れ乍ら、
材の吸放湿の調節作用を助ゆ、断熱材をおかすことなく
、断熱性を低下させず、自然乾燥の状態を維持して、白
蟻等、防虫効果の他構造材料の疲弊等、老朽化を救い構
造体の経済的耐用命数を引き延けす利点に加えて、室内
に影曽がある外気温を、通気層を流れる乾燥空気がとら
えて、小屋裏等、最上部の中空層に誘導、上昇せしめ、
同中空層の換気孔等から外部空間え逃がす機構であるた
め、室内で調整温度を守る負担が軽く、従って、暖冷房
等の熱負荷が小となり省エネルギーを増すものである。
A spacer is used that has a mechanism that maintains the position of the insulation material in the hollow layer, secures the ventilation layer, and smoothes the flow of air. It has an air supply hole equipped with a cylindrical manual or automatic register on the outer peripheral side of the frame or foundation that supports the structure,
Inside the structure, the top surface of the foundation is provided with unevenness and joints to improve drying, and a dehumidification and heat radiation prevention film or layer is installed in the ground of the lowest hollow layer, such as under the floor. Structures, such as wooden houses, are based on the communication of hollow layers and one-way exhaust system. The air supply hole that penetrates the frame or foundation is cylindrical and has an advantage in strength, and suppresses the humid air generated under the floor to prevent the bearing capacity of the ground supporting the structure from decreasing and to convert it into dry air. A stable ground under the floor and dry air maintain livability, and irregularities on the top of the foundation and dry joints mutually improve drying. In particular, dry joints should be checked by observing water leaks on the outer walls, etc. The dry air that moves upward through the ventilation layer that connects the hollow layer is low temperature and low humidity, and is useful for early detection of abnormalities in the hollow layer. Side,
In other words, while more than 3/4 of the surface area of the material is evenly distributed,
It helps control the moisture absorption and release of the material, does not damage the insulation material, does not reduce its insulation properties, maintains a naturally dry state, prevents termites and other insects, and prevents the wear and tear of structural materials, etc. In addition to the advantage of extending the economic lifespan of the structure, the dry air flowing through the ventilation layer captures the outside temperature that is present inside the room and guides it to the uppermost hollow layer such as the attic. let it rise,
Since it is a mechanism that allows air to escape to the outside space through ventilation holes in the same hollow layer, the burden of maintaining a controlled temperature indoors is light, and therefore the heat load from heating and cooling is reduced, increasing energy savings.

都市部にあって空地がなく、例えば、隅棟間隔が迫った
形態の地面等で構造体の、例えば床下等最下部の中空層
の面積範囲で変換した、乾燥空気の流れによって叙述の
効果が得られるのであり、実施費用が安価であり、あら
ゆる設計。デザインの構造体に対応が可能である。
In urban areas where there is no open space, for example, on the ground where the corner buildings are close together, the dry air flow converted to the area of the hollow layer at the lowest part of the structure, such as under the floor, can produce a descriptive effect. available, inexpensive to implement, and of any design. It is possible to correspond to the structure of the design.

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

第1図は、構造体内の中空層の連通と、通排気システム
の説明図で、矢印が空気の流れを示1−1各図とも共通
である。同図のa側が断面、b側が構造骨組みの展開図
で外壁下地拐を固定して、横架材及び構造骨組み材を互
いに緊結する状態を示す。第2図は、中空層と、架台、
或いは基礎の断面図。第3図は、通気層を保持するスペ
ーサーの切片の斜視図。第4図、及び第5図、及び第6
図は本発明に係る、中空層を水平に分断する各横架材部
で、外壁下地材、或いは外壁仕上材を固定して中空層の
連通と、構造骨組み材を互いに緊結する状態を示す斜視
図で、第4図は、桁等、最上部の横架材部、第5図は、
同、胴差等の横架材部、第6図は、同、土台等最下部の
横架材、及び架台、或いは基礎部である。第7図、及び
第8図は本発明の他の実施例で、それぞれ、外壁仕上材
と外壁下地材であシ1両図のaが表面側、bが断面で連
通の説明図、Cが裏面側の図であって。(1)は構造体
、(2)け中空層〒、(2−A)が床下等最下部の中空
層、(2−B)が壁体内の中空層、(2−fl)がラス
下地板間の水平方向の中空層、(2−D)が/J%屋裏
等最上部の中空層。(3)は横架材で、(3−A)が土
台等最下部の横架材、(3−B )が胴差等の横架材、
(3−0)が桁等粥上部の横架材。(4)は通気孔で、
スペーサーが有するのと、他に外壁と横架材の間で、外
壁下地材が形成する通気孔で、(5)は、同通気溝。 (6)は中空層を連通し、構造骨組み材を緊結する外壁
下地材で、(7)は、同外壁仕上材。(8)け、構造骨
組みの柱、(9)は間柱、(10)は斜材、(11)は
内壁、(12)は断熱材、(13)は外壁、(14)は
通気層で、(14−A)が架台、或いは、基礎の天端面
の凹凸の凹部と、土台等最下部の横架材との間に形成す
る通気層、(14B’)が同横架材と外壁との間の水平
方向の通気層、(14−0)が外壁と断熱材との間の通
気層。(15)け粘着性の取付面、(16)はスペーサ
ー、(17)は架台、或いは基礎、(18)は給気孔、
(19)はレヂスター、(20)は基礎天端面の凹凸、
’ (21)は同基礎の側面に形成する水平直線状の凹
み、(22)は乾燥目地。 (23)はアンカーボールド、(24)は脱湿及び放熱
防止膜、戒いけ層、(25)は小屋裏等、最上部中空層
の換気孔、(26)は外部空間。 (27)けラス下地板、(28)は外壁仕上杉裏面の男
前、(29)は同裏面の断熱処理面、 (30)は同材
固定の釘等の大、(31)は同村、取シ合いのしや〈シ
溝、(32)け脱湿及び放熱防止膜、仮止めピン、(3
3)は同材押さえコンクリートである。 特許出願人 永 井 成二部
FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of the communication of hollow layers within the structure and the ventilation/exhaust system, and is common to each of the figures 1-1, with arrows indicating air flow. The a side of the figure is a cross section, and the b side is a developed view of the structural frame, showing the state in which the outer wall base is fixed and the horizontal members and structural frame members are tightly connected to each other. Figure 2 shows the hollow layer, the pedestal,
Or a cross-sectional view of the foundation. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a section of the spacer holding the ventilation layer. Figure 4, Figure 5, and Figure 6
The figure is a perspective view showing a state in which the outer wall base material or the outer wall finishing material is fixed to each horizontal member part that horizontally divides the hollow layer to connect the hollow layer and the structural frame members to each other according to the present invention. In the figure, Fig. 4 shows the uppermost horizontal members such as girders, and Fig. 5 shows the
Figure 6 shows the lowermost horizontal members such as the base, and the pedestal or foundation. Figures 7 and 8 show other embodiments of the present invention, in which the outer wall finishing material and the outer wall base material are used. In both figures, a is the surface side, b is a cross section and is an explanatory diagram of communication, and C is an explanatory diagram of communication. This is a diagram of the back side. (1) is the structure, (2) hollow layer, (2-A) is the hollow layer at the lowest part such as under the floor, (2-B) is the hollow layer inside the wall, (2-fl) is the lath base plate Hollow layer in the horizontal direction between, (2-D)/J% hollow layer at the top such as the attic. (3) is the horizontal member, (3-A) is the lowest horizontal member such as the foundation, (3-B) is the horizontal member such as the trunk difference,
(3-0) is the horizontal member of the upper part of the gruel, such as a girder. (4) is a ventilation hole,
In addition to the spacer, there are ventilation holes formed in the exterior wall base material between the exterior wall and the horizontal members, and (5) is the same ventilation groove. (6) is the exterior wall base material that connects the hollow layer and connects the structural frame members, and (7) is the exterior wall finishing material. (8) is the structural frame column, (9) is the stud, (10) is the diagonal material, (11) is the inner wall, (12) is the insulation material, (13) is the outer wall, (14) is the ventilation layer, (14-A) is the ventilation layer formed between the uneven recess on the top surface of the frame or foundation and the lowest horizontal member such as the foundation, and (14B') is the ventilation layer formed between the horizontal member and the outer wall. The horizontal ventilation layer between (14-0) is the ventilation layer between the outer wall and the insulation material. (15) adhesive mounting surface, (16) spacer, (17) pedestal or foundation, (18) air supply hole,
(19) is the register, (20) is the unevenness of the foundation top surface,
'(21) is a horizontal linear depression formed on the side of the foundation, and (22) is a dry joint. (23) is an anchor bold, (24) is a dehumidification and heat radiation prevention membrane, a protective layer, (25) is a ventilation hole in the uppermost hollow layer such as an attic, and (26) is an external space. (27) Keras baseboard, (28) is the handsome cedar back side of the exterior wall finish, (29) is the heat insulation treated side of the same back side, (30) is the size of the nails etc. fixed to the same material, (31) is the same village, Sealing shield (slit groove, (32) dehumidification and heat radiation prevention film, temporary fixing pin, (3)
3) is the same material pressed concrete. Patent applicant Seijibe Nagai

Claims (4)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1) 構造体内の中空層を水平に分断して、通気を阻
害している横架材の部分で、中空層を導通する通気孔、
及び通気溝を形成する機構を有して成型し、併せて、横
架材の周囲に中空層を形成する構造骨組み材を、互いに
5緊結することを特徴とする外壁下地材、及び外壁仕上
材。
(1) Ventilation holes that horizontally divide the hollow layer within the structure and conduct the hollow layer in the horizontal member that obstructs ventilation;
An exterior wall base material and an exterior wall finishing material, characterized in that they are molded with a mechanism for forming ventilation grooves and are fastened together with structural frame members that form a hollow layer around the horizontal members. .
(2) 中空層の内壁側に配設する断熱材と、外壁との
間に配設して 断熱材の位置を保ち、断熱材と外壁との
間に、通気層を確実に保持中る、通気孔と粘着性の取付
面を有することを%徴とするスペーサー。
(2) Place the insulation material between the inner wall side of the hollow layer and the outer wall to maintain the position of the insulation material and securely maintain the ventilation layer between the insulation material and the outer wall. A spacer characterized by having ventilation holes and an adhesive mounting surface.
(3) 手動、或は自動のレヂスターを、装着また給気
孔を有する構造体の架台、或は基礎の天端と 等、最下部の横架n間に、通気層を形成す本外周の架台
、或いは基礎に囲まれた構造体の、例えば、床下等最下
部の中空層の地盤に脱湿、及び放熱防止膜、或いは、層
を敷設することを特徴とする、構造体の架台、或いは、
基礎。
(3) A manual or automatic register is attached to the frame of the structure that has an air supply hole, or a frame around the main periphery that forms a ventilation layer between the lowest horizontal frame such as the top of the foundation. , or a frame for a structure, characterized in that a dehumidification and heat radiation prevention film or layer is laid in the ground of a hollow layer at the bottom such as under the floor of a structure surrounded by a foundation;
Basics.
(4) 特許請求の範囲第1項に記載の、中空層を連通
する機構を有して成型し、併せて、構造骨組み材を互い
に緊結することを特徴とする外壁下地材、或いは外壁仕
上材を用いて、特許請求の範囲記載の、第2、及び第3
項を複合し、構造体内の中空層を連通し1、通排気層と
して成ることを特徴とする、構造体内の中空層の連通と
、通排気システム。
(4) An exterior wall base material or an exterior wall finishing material, which is characterized in that it is molded with a mechanism that communicates hollow layers and also connects structural frame members to each other, as set forth in claim 1. using the second and third claims described in the claims.
1. A system for communicating hollow layers within a structure, and forming a ventilation layer.
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