JPS61216951A - Variable heat insulating house - Google Patents

Variable heat insulating house

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JPS61216951A
JPS61216951A JP60056623A JP5662385A JPS61216951A JP S61216951 A JPS61216951 A JP S61216951A JP 60056623 A JP60056623 A JP 60056623A JP 5662385 A JP5662385 A JP 5662385A JP S61216951 A JPS61216951 A JP S61216951A
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大下 一義
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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】 産業上の利用分野 この発明は戸建の可変断熱住宅に関するものである。[Detailed description of the invention] Industrial applications This invention relates to a detached house with variable heat insulation.

従来の技術 従来の住宅は断熱型か無断熱型かに大別される。Conventional technology Traditional houses are broadly divided into insulated and non-insulated types.

一般に断熱化された建物は、屋内からの熱は出にくい反
面、外からの熱も入りにくい面を持っている。言い変え
れば冬の夜には熱を出さないのが良いが、太陽のある昼
間も断熱し、熱を受は取らないことになる。夏の昼間は
太陽熱を入れないが夜になって建物内からの熱が逃げて
行かないという問題が起こる。
In general, insulated buildings have the disadvantage that while it is difficult for heat to escape from inside, it is also difficult for heat to enter from outside. In other words, it is better not to emit heat at night in winter, but it also insulates during the daytime when the sun is shining so that no heat is absorbed. During the summer daytime, solar heat is not allowed to enter the building, but at night, the problem arises that the heat from inside the building cannot escape.

断熱化された住宅はこのような矛盾が生じ必ずしも省エ
ネルギーとはならない。
Insulated houses do not necessarily save energy because of this contradiction.

無断熱住宅においては断熱住宅の反対の現象が起き、や
はり省エネルギーとはならない。
In uninsulated houses, the opposite phenomenon occurs as in insulated houses, and energy savings are not achieved.

とりわけ断熱材による壁空洞の密閉化は、内外の温度差
によって結露水が生じ、木材の腐食を促進だせ住宅業界
の悩みとなっている。
In particular, the sealing of wall cavities with insulation materials is a problem in the housing industry, as the difference in temperature between inside and outside creates condensation water, which accelerates the corrosion of wood.

特に土台部分の通気が不十分なため土台が腐食すること
が問題となりている。
In particular, corrosion of the foundation is a problem due to insufficient ventilation at the base.

発明が解決しようとする問題点 そこで本発明は前記従来技術の欠点を除くため土台部分
の通気の促進、壁空洞の通気、断熱の問照点を解決する
ものである。
Problems to be Solved by the Invention Therefore, the present invention solves the problems of promoting ventilation in the base, ventilation in the wall cavity, and heat insulation in order to eliminate the drawbacks of the prior art.

問題点を解決するための手段 発泡樹脂製り字型断熱材(1)にL字型方向に多数の溝
(2)があり、このL字型断熱材(1)を土台(13)
の外側に止め、柱(16)、間柱(17)に小巾板が止
められ、さらに外壁(4)が止められている。
Means for solving the problem The foamed resin L-shaped insulation material (1) has many grooves (2) in an L-shaped direction, and this L-shaped insulation material (1) is used as a base (13).
A narrow board is fastened to the outside of the pillar (16) and a stud (17), and the outer wall (4) is also fastened.

内側には、内壁に接して断熱材(3)があり、この断熱
材(3)と外壁(4)の間に下部が閉じられた空気層(
12)が形成され、基礎(14)と土台(13)の間に
はスペーサーが入れられ間隙が保たれている。
On the inside, there is a heat insulating material (3) in contact with the inner wall, and between this heat insulating material (3) and the outer wall (4) there is an air space (
12) is formed, and a spacer is inserted between the foundation (14) and the base (13) to maintain a gap.

さらに、建物内においてはダクト(5)が床下空間(8
)と小屋裏空間(7)を導通し、ダクト(5)の中間に
は中間換気扇(6)が設けられ、外壁(4)の両側は空
気の移動のない構造とし、小屋裏換気口(10)と床下
換気口(11)は開閉式とする。
Furthermore, inside the building, the duct (5) is connected to the underfloor space (8).
) and the attic space (7), an intermediate ventilation fan (6) is provided between the duct (5), and both sides of the outer wall (4) are structured to prevent air movement, and the attic ventilation opening (10 ) and the underfloor ventilation opening (11) shall be openable/closable.

作用 本発明は外界からの熱は吸収するが、外には出さない可
変断熱壁とし屋内壁空洞の空気循環で熱を分配し、土台
の四周にも通気させ土台を腐食から守るものである。
Function The present invention is a variable heat insulating wall that absorbs heat from the outside world but does not let it out, distributes the heat through air circulation in the indoor wall cavity, and protects the foundation from corrosion by providing ventilation around the four peripheries of the foundation.

実施例 以下、図面に基づいて本発明の詳細な説明する0 冬の場合から説明すれば、床下換気口(11)・小屋裏
換気口(10)は閉じられている。
EXAMPLES Below, the present invention will be described in detail based on the drawings.0 Starting from the winter, the underfloor ventilation opening (11) and the attic ventilation opening (10) are closed.

今、第1図の右手方向から太陽が当っているとすれば、
外壁(4)が熱せられ、やがて空気層(12)内の空気
が熱せられ高温空気は上昇し小屋裏空間(7)へと流れ
、変って建物内の冷気が空気層(12)内に流入する。
Now, if the sun is shining from the right direction in Figure 1, then
The outer wall (4) is heated, and eventually the air in the air layer (12) is heated, and the high-temperature air rises and flows into the attic space (7), whereupon the cold air inside the building flows into the air layer (12). do.

このように空気の対流によりて熱を建物内に吸収するこ
とができる。
In this way, heat can be absorbed into the building by air convection.

一方、非日射面では外壁(4)は冷やされ、空気層(1
2)内の空気も冷やされ下降する。下降した重い空気は
流れ出すところがないため静止空気となり、断熱材(3
)と共に壁全体を断熱化して行くのである。
On the other hand, on the non-solar surface, the outer wall (4) is cooled and the air layer (1
2) The air inside is also cooled and descends. The descending heavy air has no place to flow out, so it becomes still air, and the insulation material (3
) and insulating the entire wall.

こうして、小屋裏空間(ηに熱が集められるが、このま
までは高温空気は下降せず部屋を暖ためることはできな
い。そこで中間換気扇(6)を駆動させ高温空気をダク
ト(5)によって床下空間(8)に送る。
In this way, heat is collected in the attic space (η, but as it is, the high-temperature air cannot descend and warm the room. Therefore, the intermediate ventilation fan (6) is driven and the high-temperature air is transferred to the underfloor space (η) through the duct (5). 8).

そして間仕切空洞(9)からは床下空間(8)と小屋裏
空間(7)の混合された空気が小屋裏空間(7)へと流
れる。
From the partition cavity (9), mixed air from the underfloor space (8) and the attic space (7) flows into the attic space (7).

このように集めた熱を中間換気扇(6)によって強制循
環させて建物を暖ためるのである。
The heat collected in this way is forced to circulate through the intermediate ventilation fan (6) to warm the building.

つまり、日射面では無断熱壁となり、非日射面では断熱
壁となるのである。このような壁のことを可変断熱壁と
呼ぶのである。
In other words, the wall becomes a non-insulated wall on the solar irradiated surface, and the wall becomes an insulated wall on the non-solar irradiated surface. Such walls are called variable insulation walls.

夜間には全部の壁が非日射面と同様に断熱壁となり熱を
逃がさない働きをするのである。
At night, all the walls act as insulating walls, just like non-solar surfaces, and work to prevent heat from escaping.

夏には、図示はしていないが床下換気口(11)・小屋
裏換気口(10)を開放して、集まる熱気を外部に放出
することで涼しさを得るのである。
In the summer, although not shown, the underfloor ventilation opening (11) and the attic ventilation opening (10) are opened to release the collected hot air to the outside to cool the building.

発明の詳細 な説明したように冬はわずかな電気代で暖房ができ夏は
自然のままで涼しさを得られ又空気流によりて土台の保
護をし省資源、省エネルギーに貢献する可変断熱住宅で
ある。
As explained in detail about the invention, it is a variable insulation house that can heat the house with a small electricity bill in the winter, stay naturally cool in the summer, and protect the foundation with airflow, contributing to resource and energy conservation. be.

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

筑1Mけ劃I口宙詐棚lの断引り 第2図はL字型断熱材の背面斜視図。 第3図はL字型断熱材の正面斜視図。 第4図は本発明実施例の要部斜視図。 第5図はL字型断熱材の正面図。 第6図はL字型断熱材の背面図。 第7図はL字型断熱材の上面図。 第8図はL字型断熱材の底面図。 第9図はL字型断熱材の左側面図。 第10tjIlはL字型断熱材のA−A断面図。 第11図はL字型断熱材取り付は要部断面図。 (1)はL字型断熱材、(2)は溝、(3)は断熱材、
(4)は外壁、(5)はダクト、(6)は中間換気扇、
(7)は小屋裏空間、(8)は床下空間、(9)は間仕
切空洞、(lO)は小屋裏換気口、(11)は床下換気
口、(12)は空気層、(13)は土台、(14)は基
礎、(15)は小巾板、(16)は柱、(17)は間柱
、矢印は空気の流れである。
Figure 2 is a rear perspective view of the L-shaped insulation material. FIG. 3 is a front perspective view of the L-shaped insulation material. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of essential parts of an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 5 is a front view of the L-shaped insulation material. Figure 6 is a rear view of the L-shaped insulation material. Figure 7 is a top view of the L-shaped insulation. Figure 8 is a bottom view of the L-shaped insulation material. Figure 9 is a left side view of the L-shaped insulation material. 10th tjIl is an AA cross-sectional view of the L-shaped heat insulating material. Figure 11 is a sectional view of the main parts of the L-shaped insulation material installation. (1) is L-shaped insulation material, (2) is groove, (3) is insulation material,
(4) is the outer wall, (5) is the duct, (6) is the intermediate ventilation fan,
(7) is the attic space, (8) is the underfloor space, (9) is the partition cavity, (lO) is the attic ventilation opening, (11) is the underfloor ventilation opening, (12) is the air space, (13) is The foundation, (14) is the foundation, (15) is the width board, (16) is the pillar, (17) is the stud, and the arrows are the air flow.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 発泡樹脂製L字型断熱材(1)にL字型方向に多数の溝
(2)があり、このL字型断熱材(1)を土台(13)
の外側に止め、柱(16)、間柱(17)に小巾板が止
められ、さらに外壁(4)が止められている。 内側には、内壁に接して断熱材(3)があり、この断熱
材(3)と外壁(4)の間に下部が閉じられた空気層(
12)が形成され、基礎(14)と土台(13)の間に
はスペーサーが入れられ間隙が保たれてる。 さらに、建物内においてはダクト(5)が床下空間(8
)と小屋裏空間(7)を導通し、ダクト(5)の中間に
は中間換気扇(6)が設けられた可変断熱住宅。
[Claims] An L-shaped insulation material (1) made of foamed resin has many grooves (2) in the L-shaped direction, and this L-shaped insulation material (1) is used as a base (13).
A narrow board is fastened to the outside of the pillar (16) and a stud (17), and the outer wall (4) is also fastened. On the inside, there is a heat insulating material (3) in contact with the inner wall, and between this heat insulating material (3) and the outer wall (4) there is an air space (
12) is formed, and a spacer is inserted between the foundation (14) and the foundation (13) to maintain a gap. Furthermore, inside the building, the duct (5) is connected to the underfloor space (8).
) and the attic space (7), and an intermediate ventilation fan (6) is provided between the duct (5).
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Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH0797830A (en) * 1993-05-18 1995-04-11 Hideharu Aizawa Air circulation building

Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH0797830A (en) * 1993-05-18 1995-04-11 Hideharu Aizawa Air circulation building

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