JPS61282731A - Interior heating method - Google Patents

Interior heating method

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JPS61282731A
JPS61282731A JP12550885A JP12550885A JPS61282731A JP S61282731 A JPS61282731 A JP S61282731A JP 12550885 A JP12550885 A JP 12550885A JP 12550885 A JP12550885 A JP 12550885A JP S61282731 A JPS61282731 A JP S61282731A
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Susumu Kiyokawa
晋 清川
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Misato Co Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To facilitate a room temperature to be adjusted and improve a rising efficiency at a starting time of heating operation by a method wherein a floor heating device of latent heat type and a ceiling heater panel of thermal reflection type are arranged in side-by-side relation and an interior temperature is detected when it is less than the desired value and then the ceiling heater panel is driven. CONSTITUTION:A thermal insulation layer 2 is provided at an upper surface of a floor 1 of a building constituted by a concrete slab or the like, and a heater 3 and a thermal accumulation material 4 are arranged on the thermal insulation layer 2. The heating operation is started by operating the floor heating device and in case that the interior temperature is less than the desired value, the ceiling heater panel 10 is driven, both heating and keeping of temperature are carried out and in turn in case that the interior temperature is higher than the desired value, the operation of the ceiling heater panel 10 is stopped and the heating and keeping of temperature can be performed only with the floor heater device. As described above, when the floor heater device of latent heat type is used, the ceiling heater panel of thermal reflection type is also used, so that the fine temperature adjustment can be carried out rapidly and easily.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔技術分野〕 本発明は室内暖房方法に関し、特に、床下に敷設された
潜熱型の床暖房装置を使用する室内暖房方法に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Technical Field] The present invention relates to an indoor heating method, and particularly to an indoor heating method using a latent heat type floor heating device installed under the floor.

〔従来技術〕[Prior art]

室内暖房装置として、潜熱の大きい特殊な組成物を蓄熱
材として使用し、これを電熱ヒーター等で加熱融解し、
その後膣蓄熱材が凝固する際に放出する凝固熱(潜熱)
により保温する型式の暖房装置が採用されている。
As an indoor heating device, a special composition with large latent heat is used as a heat storage material, and this is heated and melted with an electric heater, etc.
The heat of solidification (latent heat) released when the vaginal heat storage material solidifies afterwards.
A type of heating system that maintains heat is used.

前記蓄熱材としては、たとえば硫酸ナトリウム10水塩
(N a12S O+・10 H,Oで芒硝とも呼ばれ
る)のような所定の融点(28℃前後)を有し潜熱(融
解熱および凝固熱)の大きいものが使用される。
As the heat storage material, for example, a material having a predetermined melting point (around 28°C) and a large latent heat (heat of fusion and heat of solidification), such as sodium sulfate decahydrate (N a12S O+ 10 H, O, also called Glauber's salt) things are used.

この蓄熱材の加熱方法としては、例えば、電熱抵抗体か
ら成るヒーターを該蓄熱材に沿って配列し、該ヒーター
に通電して蓄熱材を40 ℃前後に加熱する方法が採用
されている。
As a method for heating this heat storage material, for example, a method is adopted in which heaters made of electric heating resistors are arranged along the heat storage material and electricity is applied to the heaters to heat the heat storage material to about 40.degree.

このような蓄熱材を使用する潜熱型の床暖房装置は、ビ
ルの室や体育館などの床下に該蓄熱材およびヒーターを
敷設し、その上にモルタルを布設したり床板を敷設する
構造になっている。
Latent heat type floor heating systems that use such heat storage materials have a structure in which the heat storage materials and heaters are laid under the floor of a building room or gymnasium, and mortar or floorboards are laid on top of them. There is.

この種の床暖房装置によれば、蓄熱材を予め融解してお
けば、これが凝固する間にほぼ一定温度の状態で徐々に
放熱するので、室内を長い時間(例えば10時間位)に
わたって所望温度(例えば22℃位)に維持することが
できる。
According to this type of floor heating system, if the heat storage material is melted in advance, heat is gradually radiated at a nearly constant temperature while the heat storage material solidifies, so that the indoor temperature can be maintained at a desired temperature over a long period of time (for example, about 10 hours). (for example, about 22°C).

このため、電力料金が安価な夜間(通常、室を使用しな
い時間)にヒーターで蓄熱材を融解しておき、昼間では
通電を停止して凝固熱で暖房するという経済的な使用方
法が可能である。
For this reason, it is possible to use an economical method of melting the heat storage material using a heater at night (when the room is usually not in use) when electricity costs are low, and then turning off the electricity during the day and heating the room using solidification heat. be.

しかし、蓄熱材は急激に昇温すると熱効率が低下し場合
によって破壊されるので徐々に加熱することが好ましく
、したがって、潜熱型の床暖房装置にあっては、迅速か
つ細かな温度調節を行うことが困難であり、次のような
問題点があった。
However, if the temperature of the heat storage material increases rapidly, its thermal efficiency will decrease and in some cases it will be destroyed, so it is preferable to heat it gradually. Therefore, in a latent heat type floor heating system, it is necessary to quickly and finely adjust the temperature. was difficult, and there were the following problems.

I     i)室内温度を標準温度(例えば20℃)
から一時的に高い温度(例えば23〜25℃)に設定を
変更したいとき、その調節が困難である。
I i) Set the indoor temperature to standard temperature (e.g. 20℃)
When you want to temporarily change the setting from 23°C to 25°C, it is difficult to adjust the setting.

ii)気候条件が急変し室内温度が低下したとき、これ
に対処するのが困難である。
ii) It is difficult to cope with sudden changes in climate conditions and decreases in indoor temperature.

iii )長時間使用せず室内温度が完全に下りきった
状態から使用開始するような場合、立上がりにかなりの
時間を要する。
iii) If the device is not used for a long time and the indoor temperature has completely cooled down, it will take a considerable amount of time to start up.

〔目的〕〔the purpose〕

本発明の目的は、このような従来の室内暖房方法の問題
を解決でき、経済性を維持しながら室温を容易に調節す
ることができ、しかも暖房開始時の立上がり性を向上さ
せうる室内暖房方法を提供することである。
An object of the present invention is to provide an indoor heating method that can solve the problems of such conventional indoor heating methods, that can easily adjust the room temperature while maintaining economic efficiency, and that can improve startup performance when heating starts. The goal is to provide the following.

〔概要〕〔overview〕

本発明は、潜熱の大きい蓄熱材を電熱抵抗体から成るヒ
ーターで加熱し主として該蓄熱材の凝固熱を利用して保
温する床暖房装置と、主として熱輻射で温める天井暖房
パネルとを併設し、前記床暖房装置で室内を温めるに際
し、室内温度が設定値以下のときこれを検出して前記天
井暖房パネルを駆動する方法により、上記目的を達成す
るものである。
The present invention provides a floor heating device that heats a heat storage material with a large amount of latent heat with a heater made of an electric heating resistor and keeps it warm mainly by utilizing the solidification heat of the heat storage material, and a ceiling heating panel that heats it mainly by heat radiation, The above object is achieved by a method of detecting when the room temperature is below a set value and driving the ceiling heating panel when heating the room with the floor heating device.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

以下図面を参照して本発明による室内暖房方法を具体的
に説明する。
The indoor heating method according to the present invention will be specifically described below with reference to the drawings.

第1図は本発明方法を実施するのに好適な床暖房装置の
一例を示す。
FIG. 1 shows an example of a floor heating system suitable for carrying out the method of the present invention.

第1図において、コンクリートスラブ等から成る建物の
床1の上面(床面)に断熱層2が布設さ”れ、該断熱N
2の上にヒーター3および蓄熱材4が布設され、これら
の上にモルダルが打設され前記ヒーター3および蓄熱材
4はモルタルの層5に埋め込まれている。モルタルの層
5の上面に所望の床仕上げ材7を敷いて床構造が完成さ
れる。前記断熱N2は例えば硬質のウレタン発泡体のボ
ードであり、床1への熱損失を抑えるものである。
In Figure 1, a heat insulating layer 2 is installed on the upper surface (floor surface) of a floor 1 of a building made of a concrete slab, etc., and the heat insulating layer 2 is
A heater 3 and a heat storage material 4 are installed on top of the heater 3, a mortar is placed on top of these, and the heater 3 and heat storage material 4 are embedded in a layer 5 of mortar. A desired floor covering material 7 is laid on top of the mortar layer 5 to complete the floor structure. The heat insulation N2 is, for example, a board made of hard urethane foam, and serves to suppress heat loss to the floor 1.

前記ヒーター3としては、導電性の微粒子を混入したプ
ラスチックを電熱抵抗体とし、該プラスチックに通電用
のリード線を埋め込んだ構造の面状発熱体が使用される
。この種のヒーターは発熱温度を例えば50℃前後に制
御される。
As the heater 3, there is used a planar heating element having a structure in which a plastic mixed with conductive fine particles is used as an electrothermal resistor, and lead wires for supplying electricity are embedded in the plastic. The heat generation temperature of this type of heater is controlled to be around 50°C, for example.

前記蓄熱材4としては、例えば、硫酸ナトリウム10水
塩などを主成分とする蓄熱材(組成物)を定形のプラス
チックケースに充填したものが使用される。この蓄熱材
は図示のようにヒーター3上に所定間隔ごとに配列して
布設される。
As the heat storage material 4, for example, a fixed plastic case filled with a heat storage material (composition) containing sodium sulfate decahydrate or the like as a main component is used. As shown in the figure, the heat storage materials are arranged and laid on the heater 3 at predetermined intervals.

前記モルタル5としてはセメント系あるいは石こう系の
ものなどそれらの性質を考慮して適当なものを使用する
ことができ、必要に応じ複数種のモルタルを重ねて複合
層とすることもできる。
As the mortar 5, a cement-based mortar or a gypsum-based mortar, etc., can be used as appropriate in consideration of their properties, and if necessary, a plurality of types of mortar can be stacked to form a composite layer.

なお、第1図の床構造に加えて蓄熱材4の上面にも同様
のヒーター3を布設し、蓄熱材4を上下のいずれからで
も加熱しうる構造にすることもできる。
In addition to the floor structure shown in FIG. 1, a similar heater 3 may be installed on the upper surface of the heat storage material 4, so that the heat storage material 4 can be heated from either above or below.

第2図は本発明方法の実施に併用される天井暖房パネル
を例示する。
FIG. 2 illustrates a ceiling heating panel used in conjunction with the implementation of the method of the present invention.

第2図において、天井暖房パネル10は石こうボード等
の天井材12の上面に熱良導体のシートから成る熱拡散
板13を敷設し、その上面にスペーサ14および面状発
熱体15を所望の配列で敷設し、それらの上面に補強板
16を接合した構造を有する。この構造においては、天
井材12と熱拡散板13との間、熱拡散板13とスペー
サ14との間、並びにスペーサ14と補強板16との間
をそれぞれ接着剤で接合することにより一体化される。
In FIG. 2, the ceiling heating panel 10 is constructed by laying a heat diffusion plate 13 made of a sheet of a good thermal conductor on the top surface of a ceiling material 12 such as a gypsum board, and placing spacers 14 and planar heating elements 15 in a desired arrangement on the top surface. It has a structure in which reinforcing plates 16 are bonded to the upper surfaces of the reinforcing plates. In this structure, the ceiling material 12 and the heat diffusion plate 13, the heat diffusion plate 13 and the spacer 14, and the spacer 14 and the reinforcing plate 16 are bonded together by adhesive. Ru.

なお、天井暖房パネル10を施工する際、その上面(図
示の例では補強板16の上面)に発泡プラスチックなど
の断熱材ボード17を接合し、天井スラブ側への熱放熱
(損失)が抑制される。
Note that when constructing the ceiling heating panel 10, a heat insulating board 17 made of foamed plastic or the like is bonded to its upper surface (in the illustrated example, the upper surface of the reinforcing plate 16) to suppress heat radiation (loss) to the ceiling slab side. Ru.

前記面状発熱体15は、床暖房装置で使用するヒーター
3と類似(または同一)構造のものを使用することがで
き、例えば、粉末カーボンまたは金属粉末などを混入し
たプラスチックまたはゴムの帯材またはシート材から成
る発熱部に通電用のリード線18.1Bを埋込んだ構造
を有し、発熱温度が例えば40〜50°C程度のものが
使用される。
The planar heating element 15 may have a structure similar to (or the same as) the heater 3 used in a floor heating system, for example, a plastic or rubber band mixed with powdered carbon or metal powder or the like. It has a structure in which a lead wire 18.1B for power supply is embedded in a heat generating part made of a sheet material, and the heat generating temperature is, for example, about 40 to 50°C.

以上の天井暖房パネル10は、天井全面に配置すること
も可能であるが、通常のパネル材と組合わせて部分的に
配置することが多い。
Although the ceiling heating panel 10 described above can be placed over the entire ceiling, it is often placed partially in combination with normal panel materials.

然して、本発明による室内暖房方法を実施するに際して
は、前述の床暖房装置が主として使用され、前述の天井
暖房パネルは従として併用される。
However, when implementing the indoor heating method according to the present invention, the above-mentioned floor heating device is mainly used, and the above-mentioned ceiling heating panel is used in combination.

すなわち、暖房運転は床暖房装置を作動させて開始し、
室内温度が設定値以下の場合は天井暖房パネル10を駆
動して両方で加温および保温を行い、室内温度が設定値
以上の場合は天井暖房パネル10を停止させ床暖房装置
のみで加温および保温を行う。
In other words, heating operation starts by activating the floor heating system,
If the indoor temperature is below the set value, the ceiling heating panel 10 is driven to heat and keep warm. If the indoor temperature is above the set value, the ceiling heating panel 10 is stopped and only the floor heating system is used to heat and maintain the temperature. Keep warm.

この場合、天井暖房パネルのオン・オフ設定温度(室内
温度)並びに運転(制御)モードは単一モードに限る必
要はなく、複数の運転モードを用意しておき、所望モー
ドに切換えうるよう構成することができる。
In this case, the on/off set temperature (indoor temperature) and operation (control) mode of the ceiling heating panel need not be limited to a single mode, but multiple operation modes should be prepared and configured so that they can be switched to the desired mode. be able to.

以上説明した室内暖房方法によれば、潜熱型の床暖房装
置を使用するに際し、熱輻射型の天井暖房パネルを併用
するので、細かい温度調節を迅速かつ容易に行うことが
できる。
According to the indoor heating method described above, when using a latent heat type floor heating device, a heat radiation type ceiling heating panel is also used, so that detailed temperature adjustment can be performed quickly and easily.

例えば、室内を標準温度(例えば20℃)より高い温度
(例えば23〜25℃)で暖房したいとき、気候条件が
急変して室内温度が標準温度より低下したとき、さらに
は、長時間停止で室内温度が完全に下がりきり床暖房装
置のみでは立上がりに時間を要するときには、天井暖房
パネル1oをオンにすることにより容易に対処すること
ができる。
For example, when you want to heat a room at a higher temperature (e.g. 23 to 25 degrees Celsius) than the standard temperature (e.g. 20 degrees Celsius), when the climate conditions suddenly change and the indoor temperature drops below the standard temperature, or even when the indoor temperature is stopped for a long time When the temperature has completely fallen and it takes time to start up using only the floor heating device, this can be easily handled by turning on the ceiling heating panel 1o.

また、床暖房装置の熱容量を小さく設計しておき、時々
生じる容量不足時には天井暖房パネルをオンにする使用
方法が可能となり、設備費およびランニングコストの節
減を図ることもできる。
In addition, it is possible to design the floor heating device to have a small heat capacity and turn on the ceiling heating panel when the capacity is insufficient from time to time, thereby reducing equipment costs and running costs.

さらに、熱輻射型の天井暖房パネル10を併用するので
、室内空間を直接的に迅速に温めることができ、しかも
、外気との境界をなすガラス面に沿って冷気が下降対流
する現象すなわちコールドドラフトを防止することによ
り、均一で快適な暖房を実現することができる。
Furthermore, since the ceiling heating panel 10 of the heat radiation type is also used, the indoor space can be heated directly and quickly, and the phenomenon of downward convection of cold air along the glass surface that forms the boundary with the outside air, that is, cold draft. By preventing this, uniform and comfortable heating can be achieved.

なお、熱輻射型の天井暖房パネル10としては、図示の
ような面状発熱体15を組込む型式のものの他、例えば
石こうボード等の天井材にニッケルクローム線などの発
熱線(通常被覆線)を埋込んだ構造のものなど種々の構
造のものを使用することができる。
In addition to the heat radiation type ceiling heating panel 10 that incorporates a planar heating element 15 as shown in the figure, for example, a ceiling material such as a gypsum board with heat generating wires (usually coated wires) such as nickel chrome wires is used. Various structures can be used, including embedded structures.

また、床暖房装置の構造も図示のものに限定されるもの
ではなく、ユニット化したものを根太材の間に設置しそ
の上に床板を張る構造のものなど、種々の構造を採用す
ることができる。
Furthermore, the structure of the floor heating system is not limited to the one shown in the diagram; various structures can be adopted, such as a structure in which a unit is installed between floor joists and a floorboard is placed on top of it. can.

〔効果〕〔effect〕

以上の説明から明らかなごとく、本発明によれば、潜熱
型の床暖房装置と熱輻射型の天井暖房パネルとを併設し
、該床暖房装置で室内を暖めるに際し、室内温度が設定
値以下のときこれを検出して天井暖房パネルを駆動する
ので、経済性を維持しながら室温を容易に調節すること
ができ、しかも暖房開始時の立上がり性を向上させうる
室内暖房方法が得られる。
As is clear from the above description, according to the present invention, a latent heat type floor heating device and a thermal radiation type ceiling heating panel are installed together, and when the room temperature is heated by the floor heating device, the room temperature is below a set value. Since this is detected and the ceiling heating panel is driven, it is possible to easily adjust the room temperature while maintaining economical efficiency, and to provide an indoor heating method that can improve startup performance at the start of heating.

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

第1図は本発明の室内暖房方法の実施に使用する潜熱型
の床暖房装置を例示する一部破断部分斜視図、第2図は
本発明の室内暖房方法の実施に使用する熱輻射型の天井
暖房パネルを例示する断面斜視図である。 1−一一一一・−床、3−−−−一・ヒーター、4−−
−−−一蓄熱材、1o−−−−−一天井暖房パネル、1
5−−−−−一面状発熱体。
FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway partial perspective view illustrating a latent heat type floor heating device used to implement the indoor heating method of the present invention, and FIG. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional perspective view illustrating a ceiling heating panel. 1-1-11・-floor, 3----1・heater, 4--
--- 1 heat storage material, 1 o --- 1 ceiling heating panel, 1
5---One-sided heating element.

Claims (2)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)潜熱の大きい蓄熱材を電熱抵抗体から成るヒータ
ーで加熱し主として該蓄熱材の凝固熱を利用して保温す
る床暖房装置と、主として熱輻射で温める天井暖房パネ
ルとを併設し、前記床暖房装置で室内を温めるに際し、
室内温度が設定値以下のときこれを検出して前記天井暖
房パネルを駆動することを特徴とする室内暖房方法。
(1) A floor heating system that heats a heat storage material with a large amount of latent heat with a heater made of an electric heating resistor and mainly uses the solidification heat of the heat storage material to keep warm, and a ceiling heating panel that heats it mainly by heat radiation are installed together, and the above-mentioned When heating the room with a floor heating system,
An indoor heating method characterized by detecting when the indoor temperature is below a set value and driving the ceiling heating panel.
(2)天井暖房パネルの発熱部が導電性の微粒子を混入
したプラスチックまたはゴムから成る面状発熱体である
ことを特徴とする特許請求の範囲第1項記載の室内暖房
方法。
(2) The indoor heating method according to claim 1, wherein the heat generating part of the ceiling heating panel is a sheet heating element made of plastic or rubber mixed with conductive fine particles.
JP12550885A 1985-06-10 1985-06-10 Interior heating method Granted JPS61282731A (en)

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