KR200411806Y1 - a yellow earth-wall - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention can reinforce the weak durability of the ocher wall, and also relates to the wood loess ocher wall that can implement the convenience of construction. Specifically, the present invention is a conventional ocher wall, the outer frame consisting of a plurality of pillars erected vertically, a purlin and lower horizontally across the pillars, and maintaining a constant interval within the outer frame A plurality of longitudinal cores installed vertically, a plurality of horizontal cores horizontally installed while maintaining a predetermined distance before and after the longitudinal cores, and a space formed between the vertical cores and the mid-core horizontal cores The loess is filled with loess and the loess is presented loess wall ocher wall, characterized in that it comprises an ocher plastering to finish the outer surface.

Moksim Ocher Wall, Outer Frame, Horizontal Core, Vertical Core, Framed, Ocher Dough

Description

Moksim Ocher Walls {a yellow earth-wall}

Figure 1 is a three-dimensional view of the house was constructed wooden loam oak wall according to the present invention.

Figure 2 is a three-dimensional view showing the internal structure of the wood loess ocher wall shown in FIG.

Figure 3 is a view showing a flat cross-section of the wood loess ocher wall cut along the line A-A of Figure 1;

Figure 4 is a side cross-sectional view of the ocher core wall cut along the line B-B of Figure 1;

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10: outer frame 10a: pillar

10b: purlin 10c: downward

20: skeleton 20a: longitudinal

20b: transverse D1, D2: space

30: loess dough 40: loess plastering

The present invention relates to an ocher wall, and more particularly, to an ocher wall that can reinforce the weak durability of the ocher wall, and also realize the convenience of construction.

In general, most of the walls of modern buildings are made of concrete, while these concrete walls have a strong durability, the problem that the harmful substances to the human body is leaked out by the chemical reaction during the curing process.

On the other hand, the walls of traditional houses in Korea are made of ocher, and these ocher walls are weaker in durability than concrete walls, but have the advantage of being environmentally friendly with the release of large amounts of far-infrared rays, which are beneficial to the human body.

On the other hand, the method of constructing the ocher wall is divided into a method of constructing the ocher in the form of bricks and stacking it in layers, and constructing the wall using the loess in the dough state.

The wall construction method using the ocher of the dough state corresponding to the latter, first, the claws and horizontally horizontally between the pillars in a state in which the pillars are erected on both sides (the dori refers to a beam that crosses the top of the pillars, and the downwards are horizontally below the pillars). To install a beam, and also to install the middle of the column horizontally corresponding to the middle beam in the middle of the pillar to make the outer frame of the wall, and filling the ocher dough directly in the manufactured outer frame.

However, the following problems of the conventional ocher wall are expected.

First, when the construction is filled with the loess dough in the outer frame, the loess dough can not withstand its own load during the construction process and can collapse. Therefore, in the construction of the conventional ocher wall, the work must be performed in the state in which the middle supporting the ocher dough must be installed in the middle part of the pillar. Since the middle is exposed to the outside, the ocher wall integrated in appearance cannot be realized, and therefore, there is a problem that the appearance is not good.

In addition, a gap occurs in the curing process between the middle and the loess dough, and the external air is introduced into the gap to expose a lot of problems to the thermal insulation.

In particular, ocher has its own weakness in durability, and therefore, when constructing a wall by itself without supporting means, there was a problem that it could be easily collapsed in use.

Therefore, the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problem is to install a wood frame ocher wall to reinforce the weak durability of the ocher wall by installing a grid-shaped frame composed of a plurality of longitudinal cores and transverse cores in the outer frame of the wall In providing.

In addition, the present invention is to provide a wooden loess ocher wall to be able to construct the ocher wall integrated in appearance by allowing the construction of the ocher wall even without using the middle through the frame.

In addition, the present invention is to provide a wooden loess ocher wall that can be insulated by the gap does not occur in the wall through the integrated ocher wall.

In addition, the present invention is to provide a wooden loess ocher wall that can implement the simplicity of construction.

Technical composition of the present invention for achieving the above object is a conventional ocher wall, a plurality of pillars that are vertically erected, the outer frame consisting of a purlin and lower horizontally across the pillars, and A plurality of longitudinal cores installed vertically while maintaining a constant interval in the outer frame, a plurality of horizontal cores horizontally installed while maintaining a constant interval before and after the longitudinal cores, the longitudinal cores, The loess loess wall is characterized in that it comprises a loess dough filled with a space formed between the middle loam and the loess plastering material for finishing the inside and the outside of the loess dough.

Hereinafter, a detailed description of a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Attached Figure 1 is a view showing a traditional house constructed as a wooden loess ocher wall according to the present invention.

As shown, the traditional house has a roof 200, the wooden loess ocher walls 100 to be presented in the present invention is installed below the roof 200.

The wood core ocher wall 100 is a plurality of pillars (10a) that are installed while maintaining a constant interval on both sides, and the purlin (10b) and downwards (10c) are installed horizontally across the pillars (10a) Shaped out of the outer frame 10 made up. The purlin 10b refers to beams installed on the upper ends of the pillars 10a, and the lower portion 10c refers to beams installed on the lower ends of the pillars 10a.

2 is a view showing the internal structure of the wood core loess wall 100 of the present invention.

As shown, the frame 20 is installed in the outer frame 10 of the wood core loess wall 100.

The frame 20 is a means to facilitate the filling operation of the loess dough 30, in particular to reinforce the low durability of the finished ocher wall.

The frame 20 is composed of a plurality of longitudinal seam (20a) and transverse seam (20b) in the outer frame 10 to produce them by crossing each other in the form of a grid. Here, the material of the longitudinal core 20a and the horizontal core 20b is preferably used wood.

The longitudinal cores 20a are arranged in a plurality of arrays while maintaining a constant vertically in the outer frame 10 (that is, a space D1 is formed between the longitudinal cores and the longitudinal cores). At this time, the vertical cores located on both sides of the vertical cores 20a are firmly coupled to the pillar 10a by means of fastening means such as bolts or nails, and the other vertical cores installed therebetween are vertical images and bottoms. 10b and 10c, respectively, are firmly configured by fastening means such as bolts or nails.

The horizontal cores 20b are horizontally maintained in a state where they are coupled to each other by fastening means such as bolts or nails at the front and rear of the vertical cores 20a (that is, between the upper and lower horizontal cores). A plurality of arrays are arranged so that a space D2 is formed in the chamber.

The spaces D1 and D2 formed between the longitudinal cores 20a and the horizontal cores 20b are filled with the yellow loess dough 30 as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4. At this time, the horizontal core 20b supports the loess dough 30 being filled so that the loess dough 30 does not flow in the filling process.

On the other hand, the inner and outer walls of the wood core loess wall 100, preferably the inside, the outer surface of the loess dough 30 filled in the space (D1, D2) of the longitudinal core (20a) and transverse core (20b) An ocher plastering material 40 for treatment is applied. At this time, the thickness of the ocher plastering material 40 is preferably included in a thickness enough to cover the horizontal core 20b so that the horizontal core 20b is not exposed to the outside.

Hereinafter, to describe the construction process of the wood loess ocher wall 100 according to the present invention.

First, the outer frame 10 is manufactured by horizontally installing the purlin 10b and the lower portion 10c horizontally between the pillars 10a in the state in which the pillars 10a are set up at both sides.

Next, the vertical seam 20a which is the frame 20 in the outer frame 10 is vertically arranged at a predetermined interval, and a plurality of horizontal seams while maintaining a constant horizontally in front and rear of the vertical seam 20a Arrange and install (20b).

Subsequently, the ocher dough 30 in a gel state is filled with the spaces D1 and D2 formed between the longitudinal cores 20a and the transverse cores 20b, and then the inner and outer surfaces of the ocher dough 30 After finishing the ocher plastering (40), if one goes through the curing process for a certain time, one wooden core loess wall 100 is constructed.

As discussed above, the present invention achieves many effects as follows.

First, the present invention has the effect of reinforcing the weak durability of the ocher wall through the frame composed of longitudinal cores and transverse cores.

Secondly, there is no need to use a separate center through the frame. Therefore, it is possible to construct an integrated ocher wall, which has the effect of giving the beauty of aesthetics.

Thirdly, it does not generate any gaps through the united ocher wall, which has the effect of increasing the insulation.

Fourth, it is easy to construct and has the effect of constructing ocher walls at low cost.

Claims (1)

In ordinary ocher walls, A plurality of pillars 10a that are erected vertically, An outer frame (10) consisting of a purlin (10b) and a lower portion (10c) crossing horizontally between the pillars (10a); A plurality of vertical seams 20a installed while maintaining a constant vertically in the outer frame 10; A plurality of transverse shims 20b which are installed before and after the longitudinal shims 20a while maintaining a constant interval horizontally; Loess dough 30 filled with spaces D1 and D2 formed between the longitudinal cores 20a and the horizontal cores 20b; The loess ocher wall, characterized in that comprising the loess plastering material 40 to finish the outer surface, the loess dough (30).

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