KR101616990B1 - Glass wall improved thermal transmittance - Google Patents
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
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- E06B—FIXED OR MOVABLE CLOSURES FOR OPENINGS IN BUILDINGS, VEHICLES, FENCES OR LIKE ENCLOSURES IN GENERAL, e.g. DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, GATES
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Abstract
The present invention can reduce the heat transfer rate between indoor and outdoor using a thermal bridge member that has an air layer inside or a change in the air flow while separating the frame from the outer side and the inner side, The present invention relates to a heat insulating chassis structure having improved heat conduction rate.
The present invention is characterized in that one glass G1 is mounted between the main frame 10 and the cap frame 20 and the other glass G2 is mounted on the window frame 40 to be stacked on the main frame 10 A heat insulating chassis structure in which a window frame (40) is opened and closed with respect to a connecting frame (30), characterized in that a binding portion (13) protruding from one side of the main frame (10) is inserted into a rear end side, A first thermal barrier (50) having a one-rib gasket (55); A cap insulator 60 in surface contact with the front end side of the first thermal bridge member 50 and fitted to the cap frame 20; A plurality of second ribs disposed between the main frame and the cap insulator and disposed alternately with the plurality of first rib gaskets facing the one side of the first thermal bridge member, A second thermal barrier (70) having a gasket (77); Coupling means (80) for coupling the cap frame (20) to the main frame (10); And a third thermal bridge block (90) mounted between the window frame (40) and the connection frame (30) to block heat exchange between the window frame (40) and the connection frame (30).
Description
The present invention relates to a heat insulating chassis structure having improved heat conduction rate, and more particularly, to a heat insulating chassis structure having an outer air chamber and an inner chamber with an air layer therebetween, (1.0 W / m < 2 > K or less), and the heat conduction ratio is improved.
In general, with the development of architectural technology, various buildings, especially high-rise buildings, have been constructed with reinforced glass walls so that the structure like a sliding window gradually disappears and the function of projecting light from outside or projecting to the outside can be improved Construction.
When a part or the whole of the outer wall of the building is made of tempered glass, the construction of the building is such that a supporting frame such as a curtain wall fixed to the building structure by using a fixing member is installed vertically and horizontally, And the fixing glass is fixed to the outer wall of the building structure.
In addition, in the conventional outer wall of the building, a window is installed at a predetermined position so as to be opened and closed for ventilation to the inside of the building, and the tempered glass can be fixed to the window.
And windows are largely divided into materials according to materials, and they are divided into plastic, aluminum and other (steel, stainless steel, etc.), and plastic and aluminum are representative. Plastics have good thermal performance, good elasticity and good chemical durability, but their strength is weak and their use is limited due to low ignition temperature and toxic gas emission in case of fire.
It is desirable that aluminum has higher strength, less expansion and contraction, excellent durability, and higher ignition temperature than conventional plastic materials, but aluminum material has higher thermal conductivity and convection current There is a disadvantage in that a large loss is caused by Most of the deterioration of window performance is due to the heat loss of the aluminum frame.
As shown in FIG. 5, the chassis structure having the reinforced glass on the conventional building structure includes a
The chassis frame 4 and the
The chassis frame 4 and the
However, the conventional chassis structure 1, in which windows with tempered glass are opened and closed, is formed of aluminum which generates a large amount of heat loss along its structural clearance and also has a high thermal conductivity as a material of the chassis structure 1. Therefore, in the chassis structure 1 having the conventional tempered glass as described above, the
Further, the chassis frame 4 and the
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made to solve the problems of the conventional art described above, and it is an object of the present invention to provide an air conditioner which is capable of separating outer and inner frames, Which is capable of lowering the heat transfer rate between the heat insulating chassis structures.
It is another object of the present invention to provide a heat insulating chassis structure improved in heat conduction ratio that can reduce heat exchange inside and outside while enhancing structural rigidity by securing a connection between a heat insulating material including a heat bridge material and a frame forming a skeleton.
It is still another object of the present invention to provide a heat insulating chassis structure improved in the ease of fastening through a direct fitting of a heat bridge block to a frame, not by a sliding fit, but by a heat conduction ratio.
According to an aspect of the present invention, there is provided an adiabatic chassis structure having an improved heat conduction rate, wherein one glass is mounted between a main frame and a cap frame, and the other glass is mounted on the window frame And a plurality of first rib gaskets inserted into a rear end side of the coupling frame and protruding from one side of the main frame and protruding from the side frames, wherein the window frame is opened and closed with respect to a connection frame stacked on the main frame, 1 thermal barrier; A cap insulation member which is in surface contact with the front end side of the first thermal bridge member and is fitted to the cap frame; A second thermal bridge member disposed between the main frame and the cap insulating member and having a plurality of second rib gaskets alternating with the plurality of first rib gaskets, facing the one side of the first thermal bridge member; Coupling means for coupling the cap frame to the main frame; And a third heat bridge block mounted between the window frame and the connection frame to block heat exchange between the window frame and the connection frame.
And a window gap rib gasket having the same structure as that of the first rib gasket and insulated between the first glass bridge rib and the one side glass is further provided on the other side of the first bridge rib material having the first rib gasket mounted on one side thereof.
The cap frame includes a coupling frame having a through hole into which the coupling means is inserted and having a first locking projection formed at both ends thereof and a second locking projection formed at one side of the coupling frame so as to be fitted to the first locking projection, And a cover portion to which the frame is fitted, and the engaging means is inserted through the through hole, the cap insulating material, and the first heat bridge block and inserted into the binding portion.
At this time, a first fitting portion formed at an end of the coupling portion of the main frame and having a fitting protrusion formed at one end of the second fitting hole is inserted and fitted, and an inner gasket for inserting the one- A second fitting portion is formed.
And fourth and fourth fitting portions are formed so as to sequentially protrude from the through hole of the binding frame and each of the first locking protrusions, the cap insulating material is fitted into the third fitting portion, and one of the fourth fitting portions The other end of the second thermal bridge member is fitted and the other one of the fourth fitting portions is fitted with an outer gasket which insulates the one glass and the cap frame.
The second heat bridge block may have a bending protrusion protruded at the other end thereof and an annular ring extending from the bending protrusion. The bending protrusion may be fitted in the fourth fitting part, And inserted into the groove formed in the cap insulation.
The other end of the outer gasket, which is fitted into the fourth fitting part, is supported by a tongue piece having an end extended from the cap insulating material fitted into the third fitting part.
The inner gasket and the outer gasket may each have a pair of treads protruded to form an air layer therebetween.
An insertion protrusion is formed in the connection frame, and a groove corresponding to the insertion protrusion is provided in the third thermal bridge member so as to be fitted into the insertion protrusion.
In addition, the window frame is cut so as to separate the other glass side and the inner space side, and a fourth heat bridge block for heat insulation is inserted into the cut portion.
In addition, the window frame is provided with a glass pedestal extending to the lower end of the other glass to support the other glass, and between the window frame and the connection frame to block heat exchange between the inner and outer spaces through the lower portion of the other glass, One or more gaskets may be respectively installed between the third thermal bridging barrier, and between the glass bridging and the second thermal bridging barrier.
According to the heat insulating chassis structure having improved heat conduction rate according to the present invention, it is possible to reduce the heat transfer rate between the indoor and the outdoor by using a thermal bridge member which has an air layer inside or separates the frame from the outer side and the inner side, 1 grade (1.0 W / m < 2 > K or less) can be achieved.
Further, according to the present invention, it is possible to improve the structural rigidity by strengthening the connection between the heat insulating material including the heat bridge material and the frame forming the framework, thereby reducing the heat exchange inside and outside, and also securing both the thermal performance and the structural performance have.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing the construction of an adiabatic chassis structure having an improved heat conduction rate according to the present invention;
Fig. 2 is an enlarged view of a portion A in Fig. 1,
3 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a state in which the chassis structure according to the present invention is opened;
4 is a view for explaining the operation of the chassis structure according to the present invention,
5 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a conventional chassis structure.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, an adiabatic chassis structure having improved heat conduction rates according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is a sectional view showing the construction of an adiabatic chassis structure having an improved heat conduction rate according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is an enlarged view of part A of FIG. 1, And FIG. 4 is a view for explaining the operation of the chassis structure according to the present invention.
As shown in the drawings, the heat insulating chassis structure according to the present invention is composed of a plurality of thermal bridge members, insulation members, gaskets, and coupling means 80 for joining them to four frames.
More specifically, the
First and second fitting
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The
In the
A
The
The first and second
In more detail, the first
A through
At this time, the
The second
A plurality of second rib gaskets (77) protruding toward the first thermal bridge member (50) are formed in the second thermal bridge member (70). The
The
The first and second
The coupling means 80 engages the
The coupling means 80 is inserted through the through
On the other hand, a
The third and fourth
More specifically, the third
The fourth
The
Between the
The
The
At this time, the
According to the present invention as described above, the
It is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the disclosed embodiment, but is capable of many modifications and variations within the scope of the appended claims. It is self-evident.
10: main frame 11: hollow portion 13: binding portion
15: first fitting portion 17: second fitting portion
20: cap frame 21: binding frame 22: through hole
23: first stalk portion 24: third fitting portion
25: fourth fitting portion 26: cover portion 27: second locking projection 28: stopper
30: connection frame 31: insertion protrusion 33: fifth fitting portion
40: window frame 41:
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45: sixth fitting part 47: seventh fitting part
49: 8th fitting portion
50: first heat bridge member 51: partition wall 53: through hole
55: first rib gasket
57: Groove rib gasket
60: cap insulator 61: through hole 63:
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70: second thermal bridge member 71: fitting projection 73: bending projection
75: extension ring
77: Second rib gasket
80: coupling means
90: third thermal bridge member 91:
100: Fourth heat bridge blocker
111: first gasket 112: second gasket 113: third gasket
114: fourth gasket 115:
117:
G1: one side glass G2: the other side glass
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(50) having a plurality of first rib gaskets (55) inserted into a rear end side of the main frame (10) and protruding from the side of the main frame (10);
A cap insulator 60 in surface contact with the front end side of the first thermal bridge member 50 and fitted to the cap frame 20;
A plurality of second ribs disposed between the main frame and the cap insulator and disposed alternately with the plurality of first rib gaskets facing the one side of the first thermal bridge member, A second thermal barrier (70) having a gasket (77);
Coupling means (80) for coupling the cap frame (20) to the main frame (10); And
And a third thermal bridge member (90) mounted between the window frame (40) and the connection frame (30) to block heat exchange between the window frame (40) and the connection frame (30) This improved insulation chassis structure.
The first rib gasket 55 is mounted on the other side of the first ribbing gasket 55 and the first ribbing gasket 55 is mounted on the other side of the first ribbing gasket 55, G1). The heat insulating chassis structure according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising:
The cap frame (20)
A binding frame (21) having a through hole into which the coupling means (80) is inserted and having a first locking projection (23) at both ends thereof,
And a cover portion (26) provided on one side thereof with a second locking projection (27) configured to be fittable to the first locking projection (23) so that the binding frame (21)
Wherein the coupling means (80) is inserted into the coupling portion (13) through the through hole, the cap insulating material (60), and the first thermal bridge member (50).
A first fitting portion 15 is formed in the periphery of the coupling portion 13 of the main frame 10 with a fitting protrusion 71 formed at one end of the second thermal bridge member 70 inserted and engaged with the fitting protrusion 71, Wherein a second fitting portion (17) for fitting an inner gasket (115) insulated between the glass (G1) and the main frame (10) is formed.
Third and fourth fitting portions 24 and 25 are formed so as to protrude sequentially between the through holes of the binding frame 21 and the respective first locking projections 23,
The cap insulator (60) is fitted into the third fitting part (24)
The other end of the second thermal bridge member (70) is fitted to one of the fourth fitting parts (25)
Wherein an outer gasket (117) for inserting between the one side glass (G1) and the cap frame (20) is fitted to the other one of the fourth fitting parts (25).
A bending protrusion 73 protruding from the bending protrusion 73 and an annular protrusion 75 extending from the bending protrusion 73 are formed at the other end of the second thermal bridge member 70,
The bending protrusion 73 is fitted into the fourth fitting part 25,
Wherein the extension claw portion (75) is inserted and coupled to a groove formed in the cap insulation (60).
The other end of the outer gasket to which one end is fitted to the fourth fitting part 25 is supported by a tongue piece having an end extended from the cap insulating material 60 fitted to the third fitting part 24. [ The heat conduction ratio is improved.
Wherein the inner gasket (115) and the outer gasket (117) are each provided with a pair of treads protruding to form an air layer therebetween.
An insertion protrusion 31 is formed in the connection frame 30,
Wherein the third thermal bridge member (90) is provided with a groove corresponding to the insertion protrusion (31) and is fitted to the insertion protrusion (31).
And a fourth thermal bridge member (100) for heat insulation is inserted into the window frame (40) so as to separate the side of the other glass (G2) from the inner space side. Insulation chassis structure.
The window frame 40 is provided with a glass pedestal 41 extending to the lower end of the other glass G2 to support the other glass G2,
Between the window frame 40 and the connection frame 30 and between the window frame 40 and the third thermal bridge member 90 so as to prevent heat exchange between the inner and outer spaces through the lower portion of the other glass G2, Characterized in that at least one gasket is mounted between the glass pedestal (41) and the second thermal bridge member (70), respectively.
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