KR20200104762A - Moduler for exhausting radon-gas - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a module for discharging radon gas, and more particularly, to a modular for discharging radon gas, capable of securing a discharge path for harmful substances including radon gas distributed in the soil or the ground so as to block the harmful substances from flowing indoors. The module for discharging radon gas includes: a first module in which a flow path for flowing radon gas generated in the ground is formed; and a second module connected to and coupled to the first module.

Description

Modular for emission of radon gas{MODULER FOR EXHAUSTING RADON-GAS}

The present invention relates to a module for discharging radon gas, and more particularly, to a module for discharging radon gas capable of blocking the inflow of harmful substances including radon gas distributed in the soil or the ground to secure a discharge path. .

Normally, natural exposures are bound to exist within the Earth's atmosphere. There is a possibility of natural exposure due to groundwater flowing in the rock mass as well as natural radiation from the soil or the ground, and radon levels can be detected even in building concrete, which is an artificial structure.

Although it has been reported that natural exposure doses are harmless to humans, continuous and permanent exposures even at low levels may still lead to controversy over the possibility of harm to humans.

In recent years, as beds or mattresses containing radioactive isotopes such as radon were discovered, all of them were recalled and disposed of, etc., as social issues emerged, evaporating components including radon and radon among radioactive elements (hereinafter referred to as radon gas) Ham) is urgently needed.

In particular, if radon gas exceeding the natural exposure amount exists according to the soil quality, soil composition, or type of underground rock mass, the probability of inflow into a building built on the ground is inevitably high.

In recent years, research and development on finishing materials or members that emit radon gas or install a separate shielding layer in concrete in the process of refining the ground structure of a building is in progress.

However, in the conventional case, the method of constructing a separate barrier layer or shielding layer to block radon gas increases the use of temporary facilities, and there are no finishing materials or members tailored to the size, so the adaptability to the size of various construction sites is poor. There is this.

In addition, there is a problem in that construction stability is lowered because the position is difficult to be stably fixed due to the pressure of the concrete to which the above-described finishing material or member is poured during concrete pouring.

The present invention has been proposed to solve the above problems, and not only responds to the construction environment of various construction sites through size-customized first and second modules, but also the pressure of the concrete poured with the above-described finishing material or member when concrete is placed. It provides a modular for releasing radon gas that can guarantee construction stability by stably fixing the location.

The modular for discharging radon gas according to the present invention for achieving the above object comprises: a first modular disposed in one direction and having a flow path for flowing radon gas generated from the ground; And a second modular disposed horizontally to the first modular, connected to and coupled to the first modular, wherein the first and second modules are integrated in the first and second modules while corresponding to a site area. Supporting portions for supporting the fixing member to be fixed may be formed on each side.

The first and second modular upper surfaces may include protrusions that are regularly arranged and protrude, and a space portion filled with concrete mortar.

A styrofoam support part having a thermal insulation and moisture barrier function is stacked on the upper side of the first and second modular units.

A space part filled with concrete mortar may be provided in the styrofoam support part stacked on the upper side of the first and second modular units.

The styrofoam support may be fixed by a protrusion formed on the upper side of the first and second modular units and a fixing pin formed on the fixing member.

The radon gas emission module according to the present invention not only responds to the construction environment of various construction sites through size-customized first and second modules, but also stably under the pressure of the concrete poured with the above-described finishing material or member during concrete pouring. The location is fixed to ensure construction stability.

1 is a view schematically showing a state of use of a building equipped with a modular for discharging radon gas according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a perspective view of a first modular for discharging radon gas according to an embodiment of the present invention.
3 is a perspective view of a state in which the first and second modules for discharging radon gas according to an embodiment of the present invention are assembled.
4 is a cross-sectional view showing a combined state of a first and a second modular according to an embodiment of the present invention.
5 is a perspective view showing another modular for discharging radon gas according to the present invention.
6 is a view schematically showing the finished state of the modular for discharging radon gas according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of a modular for discharging radon gas according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 is a view schematically showing a state of use of a building equipped with a modular for discharging radon gas according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a first modular for discharging radon gas according to an embodiment of the present invention 3 is a perspective view of a state in which the first and second modules for discharging radon gas according to an embodiment of the present invention are assembled, and FIG. 4 is a combined state of the first and second modular units according to an embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 5 is a cross-sectional view, and Fig. 5 is a perspective view showing another modular for discharging radon gas according to the present invention, and Fig. 6 is a schematic view showing a finished state of the modular for discharging radon gas according to an embodiment of the present invention.

The modular for discharging radon gas according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a first modular 100 in which a flow path for flowing radon gas generated in the ground is formed, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 6; And a second modular 200 detachably coupled to the first modular 100.

First, referring mainly to FIG. 1, a module for discharging radon gas according to an embodiment of the present invention may be provided on the base layer part 1. After the modules are uniformly or appropriately arranged on the entire building site, it is finished and the pipe 5 can be connected. The module may be embedded in concrete. Thereafter, the lower frame layer 2 including concrete may be configured in such a manner that it is buried again. In other words, the structure of this module has a structure embedded in concrete provided between the base layer part 1 and the lower frame layer 2.

Mainly referring to FIG. 3, the first modular 100 in this embodiment may be disposed in one direction, that is, in a horizontal direction.

The first modular 100 mainly includes a first modular 100 having a rectangular shape, as shown in FIG. 2; And at least one support part 120 provided on each surface of the first modular 100 along the longitudinal direction.

The first modular 100 may be continuously disposed in the longitudinal direction, and in this case, as a coupling method, each end of the first modular 100 and the neighboring second modular 110 may be disposed in close contact with each other. .

Each surface of the first modular 100 and the second modular 110 may be provided with a support portion 120 along the longitudinal direction.

The communication part 111 may be provided between the pillars 135 of the first and second modulars 100 and 110.

Through this, the radon gas flowing through the first and second modulars 100 and 110 can be communicated to form a flow path and a discharge space for the radon gas rising from the site or the ground.

The pillars 135 formed in the first and second modulars 100 and 110 sufficiently support the load of concrete, and a flow path and discharge space of radon gas may be secured therein. These flow paths and discharge spaces can play a role of holding up while concrete cannot enter.

Protrusions 131 are formed on the surfaces of the first and second modulars 100 and 110 to prevent the styrofoam support 200 from being pushed out during concrete pouring.

In addition, a fixing member 132 for integrally fixing the first and second modulars 100 and 110 is formed.

At this time, the fixing member 132 is a configuration that is fixed by a separate fastening member 136 after being mounted on the support portion 120 formed in each portion of the first and second modular (100, 110).

Here, since a plurality of protrusions 131 are formed on the upper side of the fixing member 132, the styrofoam support 200 may be fixed.

That is, as shown in FIG. 4, the first and second modules 100 and 110 arranged in the left and right sides are in close contact with each other, and then the fixing member 132 is inserted into the support part 120, which is a space therebetween, and then a separate fastening member It can be fixed integrally using (136).

In addition, after the first and second modulars 100 and 110 are assembled and fixed as described above, the support member 200 formed of any one of styrofoam, foam sponge, and heat insulating material (isopink) may be stacked on the upper side.

Here, the support member 200 is formed with a space 210 filled with a concrete mortar.

That is, the space part 210 formed on the support member 200 and the space part 130 formed on the surfaces of the first and second modulars 100 and 110 are connected to each other to be used as a space filled with concrete mortar.

Through this, the positions of the first and second modulars 100 and 110 are stably fixed even under the pressure of concrete during concrete pouring, thereby ensuring construction stability.

On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, a separate reinforcing part 134 may be formed on the upper side of the space part 130 formed in the first modular 100.

At this time, the reinforcing part 134 may be integrally fixed while being fitted into the space part 210 of the support member 200, so that it has a structure capable of sufficiently withstanding the pressure when placing concrete.

A pillar 135 is formed in the first and second modular units 100 and 110 assembled as described above, and a concrete mortar may be filled in the inner space 130 of the pillar 135.

When the first and second modules 100 and 110 are coupled to each other, the communication part 111 is naturally formed and can function.

On the other hand, when standard standards or industry practices are established, there is a problem in that adaptability to the size of various construction sites is poor due to the nature of mass-produced building materials.

Accordingly, it is natural that the number of the first and second modules 100 and 110 is adjusted according to the area of the radon gas discharge module of the present invention.

Through the module of this configuration, it is possible to easily discharge radon gas generated in the ground, and not only respond to the construction environment of various construction sites through the size-customized first and second modules 100 and 110, but also The position is stably fixed even under the pressure of the concrete where the member is poured during pouring, so construction stability can be guaranteed.

Hereinafter, a construction process through a modular for discharging radon gas according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 6.

First, as shown in FIG. 1, after the foundation digging (G) is performed, the foundation layer part 1 is prepared with concrete.

After curing and hardening of the base layer part 1 has progressed to some extent, the radon gas emission module is evenly disposed on the entire area of the building site. At this time, the lengths of the first modular 100 and the second modular 110 may be adjusted according to the needs of the operator.

That is, after the first modular 100 and the second modular 110 are arranged to correspond to the size of the entire building site, the support member 200 is stacked on the upper side thereof.

After that, concrete is poured so that the module is completely buried. When cured, as shown in FIG. 1, as shown in FIG. 1, as much as the space in which the module is located, the inflow path and the discharge space for radon gas may be formed.

Harmful components, including the introduced radon gas, flow inside the first and second modular units 100 and 110.

In addition, the radon gas may be completely discharged through the pipe 5 as shown in FIG. 1 without flowing out or entering the room H.

Through this construction process, not only can radon gas generated in the ground be easily discharged, but also respond to the construction environment of various construction sites through customized first and second modular (100, 110), as well as concrete pouring. The position is stably fixed even under the pressure of the concrete where the member is poured, so construction stability can be guaranteed.

In the above, the present invention has been described in detail using preferred embodiments, but the scope of the present invention is not limited to specific embodiments, and should be interpreted by the appended claims. In addition, those who have acquired ordinary knowledge in this technical field should understand that many modifications and variations can be made without departing from the scope of the present invention.

1: base layer 2: lower frame layer
5: piping
100: first modular 110: second modular
111: communication unit 120: support
130: space part 131: protrusion
132: fixing member 133: fixing pin
134: reinforcement part
135: pillar
136: fastening member
200: support member
210: space part

Claims (6)

A first modular 100 disposed in one direction and having a flow path for flowing radon gas generated in the ground; And
And a second modular 110 disposed horizontally to the first modular 100 and connected to and coupled to the first modular 100,
The first and second modular (100, 110), while corresponding to the site area, and supporting the fixing member (132) for integrally fixing the first and second modular (100, 110) formed on each side Modular for discharging radon gas, characterized in that the. The method of claim 1,
Radon gas discharge modular, characterized in that the first and second modular (100, 110) includes a protrusion (131) that protrudes while being regularly arranged on the upper surface, and a space (13) filled with concrete mortar. The method of claim 2,
On the upper side of the first and second modules 100 and 110, a support member 200 formed of any one of styrofoam, foam sponge, and heat insulating material (isopink) having a function of insulating heat and moisture is stacked,
A modular for discharging radon gas, characterized in that a space part 210 filled with concrete mortar is provided in the support member 200 stacked above the first and second modulars 100 and 110. The method of claim 3,
Radon gas, characterized in that the support member 200 can be fixed by a protrusion 131 formed on the upper side of the first and second modulars 100 and 110 and a fixing pin 133 formed on the fixing member 132 Modular for discharge. The method of claim 1,
A reinforcing part 134 is formed on the upper side of the space part 130 formed in the first and second modulars 100 and 110, and the reinforcing part 134 is fitted into the space part 210 of the support member 200. Radon gas emission modular, characterized in that it can be fixed while being built. The method of claim 1,
The first and second modular units 100 and 110 are assembled by inserting the fixing member 132 to the base 120 and then integrally fixed using the fastening member 136. A modular for discharging radon gas. .

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