WO1994026993A1 - Verwendung von naturfasern für fassadenelemente und herstellungsverfahren hierfür - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to the use of natural fibers for facade elements and manufacturing processes therefor.
- DE 31 30 724 describes a sprayable insulating material using organic fibers as heat and sound insulation and a method for producing the sprayable insulating material.
- DE document 34 01 415 names as a subject of protection a. made from wood
- DE - documents 35 30 052 and 39 07 020 describe thermal insulation mats, consisting of a bag-like covering or a flame-retardant casing, into which peat is introduced as the heat-insulating material.
- DE document 40 12 310 describes a lightweight construction element that can also be used as a facade element, which in a traditional way from a straw - clay -
- DE-12 217 discloses the use of wool and hair as insulation material, which form an insulating core.
- the isothermal material thus formed is encased by a paper layer covered with adhesive.
- a similar isothermal package is described in US Pat. No. 1,442,326 DE document 34 13 877 relates to a sound absorbing and heat insulating
- Thermal insulation board using animal natural fibers and other organic raw materials and waste materials, which are pressed with a water-soluble adhesive under considerable pressure, are the subject of DE document 35 45 001.
- DE document 40 11 657 discloses a method for producing bonded flat components from textiles Products which are pressed with the aid of binders, pressure and temperature and are used as partitions, insulation and impact sound insulation. Sheep wool as insulation material in a casing or as insulation material in a dam zone delimited by existing structural elements is the subject of DE document 41 08 110
- a thermal insulation board for DE 42 429 392 describes the building construction in such a way that a panel optionally made of natural fibers is provided on at least one side with a coating agent
- REPLACEMENT LEAF Load-bearing constructions such as coated glass and stone wool and artificial foams as well as plastics in general and also metals, have not been viewed without criticism for some time.
- building materials made from vegetable raw materials or waste products are only used as surface designs and cladding if, as described, they are usually mixed, often with ecologically questionable binders, pressed, molded and / or dried and additionally provided with a sealing, also ecologically questionable outer skin or layer.
- Natural fibers in the form of animal hair or wool are used only as insulation between the components as sewn, foamed or needled webs or only because of the insufficient internal stability of the elements made from them, because of the required sheathing and the shapes of the components for structural, physical and aesthetic reasons / and used using binders.
- the object of the invention is to use a sufficiently available raw material of biological origin, already known as an insulating material, for permanent thermal and sound-insulating design of surface-supporting structures and building facades made of a raw material which is ecologically harmless in every respect and which can be produced with the least energy expenditure and is easy to handle , is light and in thermal and acoustic insulation comparable parameters to mineral fiber and foamed
- REPLACEMENT LEAF This task includes the development of such building materials and the procedure for their manufacture. Furthermore, the use of this raw material should serve as a building material for the cladding of surface-bearing structures, in particular noise protection devices on highways and roads, in order to simultaneously bind air pollutants
- the object of the invention is also to find cladding and enclosures of load-bearing structures in regions or rooms for binding or neutralizing pollutants. Furthermore, it is also a task to use naturally renewable raw materials while maintaining their essential natural properties as new aesthetic and alternative
- animal wool in particular sheep wool
- sheep wool is used in a correspondingly processed form as a building material as a raw material for permanent warm and sound-insulating cladding and design of surface-supporting structures and building facades and for binding pollutants.
- sheep's wool is outstandingly suitable for facade insulation, insulation and cladding.
- the permanent design of building facades and surface-bearing structures made of natural fibers is carried out using processes and / or in a combination of several process steps and consists of animal wool, in particular sheep's wool, of faeces, Urine and dirt are cleaned, provided as washed raw wool with a content of lanolin, the wool is passed in a conventional manner for coarse dissolving into a carding machine, through a carding machine, a transverse layer, to a needle machine and pest control agents and / or impregnation agents are added
- highly compressed webs of felt which are intended for future use, are further processed in accordance with the invention by producing, in the same way, low-density webs of fluffy wool fleece, which are cut into strips, the width of which is determined d the battens on the building or the surface of the supporting structure, soften the ones to be manufactured
- REPLACEMENT LEAF Facade and cladding and / or dam elements and / or pollutant-binding elements are to be attached, and these strips of fluffy wool fleece are placed at a defined distance on the web of felt and positioned in front of the needle machine in a subsequent repeated needle operation with only in the area of Fluffy wool fleece needles, the fluffy wool fleece strips lying on the felt are needled with the felt
- REPLACEMENT LEAF need to be met, needled again, then brought into the use-specific form under steam and pressure, soaked in latex and provided with a paint application.
- the use of dark wool for special components such as edges, lintels and corners is within the scope of the invention.
- the renewable, biologically high-quality raw material wool which can be produced by using absolute sheep feed without significant energy expenditure, gives a special aesthetic appeal and is ideally suited for thermal insulation and weather protection in the construction industry.
- Naturally crimped new wool has a high air trap even after careful processing, which is up to 85% of the total volume.
- resting air is an excellent insulator
- wool does not conduct cold or heat.
- the wafer-thin outer skin of the wool hair is made in such a way that it lets moisture vapor through, but repels drops.
- wool hair can temporarily store up to a third of its own weight in moisture without feeling damp.
- lanolin content wool fat
- wool is weatherproof. Investigations on 200 to 100 year old raw wool showed no changes in terms of tensile strength and elasticity
- wool When wool is processed easily, quickly and comfortably, there is no skin irritation and no fine dust, as with asbestos or mineral fibers.
- the important properties of wool are that it is able to bind and / or neutralize acids and other chemicals from polluted air and / or neutralize them to others known biological dam materials, such as reeds,
- Soft wood fibreboard, lightweight wood wool panels, coconut fiber, straw, flax tow, wool has good flame-retardant properties.This is due to the chemical composition of this natural animal fiber made from proteins with a high nitrogen content.In addition, the hygroscopicity of wool ensures relatively high moisture content, which also has a favorable effect on the burning behavior of wool the height
- Ignition temperature from 570 ° C to 600 ° C, a low heat of combustion of 4.95 kcal / g and a flame temperature of 680 ° C.
- the oxygen limit value of 0.252 can also be assessed as favorable, see Deutsche Schafzucht, 2/1993, S 32 Ein für The main advantage of wool for insulation purposes compared to conventional dam materials is its good water vapor diffusion
- FIG. 4 facade felt in sheets or panels on an existing wall
- Fig. 12 to 14 facade element as a corner bracket, in application forms
- virgin wool is cleaned of faeces, urine and dirt.
- the wool is sent to a carding machine for coarse dissolution in a manner known per se parallelized and laid to form a fine fleece
- the fine fleece is placed one above the other in a transverse layer until the desired basis weight of the end product has been reached.
- 600 to 1200 g / m 2 are preferably used to achieve a wall thickness of 5 to 8 mm to be obtained After the transverse layer, the superimposed nonwoven layers reach the needle machine and are consolidated here
- the felt obtained from pure sheep's wool is assembled into the desired element shapes and can already be used in this state for permanent warm and sound-absorbing external cladding and design of surface-supporting structures and building facades as well as for binding pollutants If the virgin wool is a very dirty starting material and has to be washed more or more times, it is possible to grease the wool in a known manner to achieve the proportion of wool fat described above. Greasing with special fats can be accompanied by additional treatment against pests.
- borax or boric acid or lavender preparations are added.
- a good mixing with other animal hair and / or wool and / or other natural fibers, also from residual and waste products, to be carried out in the carding machine is, depending on the intended use, in the field of application according to the invention, but must be proportioned in such a way that the advantages of the application according to the invention cannot be eliminated from sheep's wool.
- the proportion of pure sheep's wool in the end product should therefore not be less than 75% depending on the lanolin content.
- Felt produced in the manner described, in particular sheep's wool felt, is used as a permanent heat and sound-insulating design of surface-supporting structures and building facades, as cladding of surface-supporting structures, in particular of noise protection devices on motorways and streets, for noise reduction and binding and / or Neutralization of air pollutants and in particularly vulnerable polluted regions for binding and / or neutralization of pollutants.
- Fig. 1 a facade felt 1 is shown, which can already be used in this processing state for permanent external cladding and for the design of surface-bearing structures and for binding pollutants.
- FIG. 2 shows an insulation structure with rear ventilation, in front of a facade felt 1 made of sheep's wool felt, which was stapled onto the vertical counter battens 2 by means of clips 15.
- the horizontal batten 3 is fastened in a known manner on the outer wall 4, and between the horizontal batten 3 there is sheep wool as an insulating layer 5, which is covered with a diffusion film 6.
- FIG. 3 shows an insulation of the same construction as in FIG. 2, but with a facade felt 1 already needled on one side with a recycling film 7 during the manufacture of the felt webs.
- This embodiment is particularly suitable for the color design of facades by using a colored recycling film 7 is used and because of the fluffy surface formed by the needling on the recycling film 7, a particularly aesthetic coloring of the facade view is achieved.
- a film increases the stability of the facade felt 1 without adversely affecting the breathability of the wool.
- Increasing the stability of the facade felt 1 can be needled on both sides with a film during the felt production and then be impregnated with a latex layer 8 on the facade side.
- a full-surface latex impregnation is preferably carried out at 120 g / m 2 .
- a film in particular a self-adhesive film, can be connected to the felt after needling or before a drying process.
- FIG. 4 shows the use of facade felt 1 in the form of webs stapled horizontally on wooden formwork.
- it in order to achieve a higher stability of the facade felt 1, it must be needled on both sides with a recycling film 7 and additionally soaked with a latex layer 8.
- Any forms of cladding with facade felt 1 are possible. If small-format shingles are required for the reconstruction of insufficiently insulated buildings with wooden cladding, for example square shingles that are tacked perpendicular to one of their diagonals at the top and only a quarter of their area is visible on the facade, an additional insulation effect also occurs a there
- the entire surface of the façade consists of four layers of felt. Shingles of lower thickness should preferably be selected, as they would otherwise not lie flat enough
- the facade dam elements cut to size and shape in this way are inserted without rear ventilation between the battens already present on the masonry in such a way that the free space 10 is placed on the supporting batten 12.
- the facade dam element shown in FIG. 5 consists of a facade felt 1, as described above, and from fluffy voluminous non-woven strips 9, which was needled with the facade felt 1
- FIG. 6 shows a modified embodiment of FIG. 5 of such a facade dam element, consisting of facade felt 1, needled with non-woven strips 9.
- a felt strip 11 has already been inserted into the free space 10 before the needling of the non-woven strip 9 with the facade felt 1 and is in one Work step needled with the fleece strip
- This felt strip 11 is preferably so dimensionally stable due to strong needling and / or surface consolidation that, for example, there is no severe deformation of the face side of the facade felt 1 during tacking.
- Another modified one is preferably so dimensionally stable due to strong needling and / or surface consolidation that, for example, there is no severe deformation of the face side of the facade felt 1 during tacking.
- REPLACEMENT LEAF Embodiment consists in that such a felt strip 11 is glued or stapled to the battens 12 before the facade dam element is attached to the battens. With the felt strips 11, a reduction or prevention of cold bridges on the battens 12 is achieved
- FIG. 7 is modified from that of FIG. 6 in that a corrosion-protected plaster base, for example armor fabric 13, is attached to the facade felt 1 in a known manner and a two-layer mineral plaster 14 is applied thereon.
- FIG. 8 shows an embodiment of FIG. 5 in Perspective view, which illustrates how a width A of the non-woven strips 9 is pressed between the battens 12 and the facade dam element is fastened by means of rust-free clamps 15
- Example 4 In Fig. 9 a dam shingle, consisting of facade felt 1 and non-woven strips 9, is shown, in which zone C and / or zone E have not been needled.
- the fastening of the non-woven strip 9 to the facade felt 1 takes place only in zone D by appropriate means Needling before it has been assembled.Zones C and / or Zone E are therefore not needled to give the dam shingle a firm fit during installation between upper and lower battens.
- Zone E on the upper edge of the dam shingle is particularly suitable for fastening by means of clips 15 on the underlying battens
- fleece strips 9 and façade felt 1 are essentially only required for the installation of the dam shingle because, as stated, in the zone E permanent fastening by means of clips 15 is provided and zone D has a firm fit between the battens by compressing zones C and / or E.
- a special embodiment of the method of cladding and designing of surface-supporting structures provides for, for example, to fasten a wire mesh 16 between two webs of facade felt 1 by means of circumferential pressure rollers with the felt, with barbs 17 spreading apart on the wire mesh 16 transversely to the felt Anchor the upper and lower facade felt 1.
- Large-area webs produced in this way are preferably to be framed. If the webs are exposed to the weather, framing is only carried out on the sides and the top edge, so that there is no accumulating moisture on the bottom edge.
- Such a type of two mats made of facade felt 1 anchored to one another is shown as a section in FIG. 10.
- Fig. 1 1 presents a mat, in particular noise protection and absorption profile mat, in special equipment, which is formed by superimposing wool fleece layers and guided by a specially prepared needle bed in such a way that zones F are formed which are normally matted, and zones G which are are very tightly matted.
- this noise protection and absorption profile mat is needled again with a second felt only in zones G.
- a combination with the method and the elements from Example 5 is provided.
- Such mats, as described in Examples 5 and 6, are used as noise protection devices on motorways and roads and as cladding or housing for load-bearing structures for binding or neutralizing pollutants in rooms which are particularly at risk from the environment.
- Example 8 For all of the aforementioned examples, the treatments set out below are conceivable and / or necessary and can be combined with one another
- Lavender or lavender concentrate like borax preparations, are preserved biologically harmless agents in practice and serve to protect wool, regardless of the processing method, against moth infestation. If after years of treatment against moth infestation is necessary, borax preparations are re-applied to the dry, brushed and appropriately vacuumed facade sprayed on ventilated facades, repetition protection, for example with lavender, is possible in such a way that lavender is added as a dried plant or as a preparation to the lower supply air sheets of the chimney-like rear ventilation.
- Applying an ecologically harmless concentration of foam impregnation as surface consolidation is optional, depending on Type of application and desired stability, provided Such impregnation is expediently carried out after the needling process and requires subsequent drying for the production of facade and O.
- Surface design elements made of sheep's wool felt are preferably an aqueous dispersion
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