WO2006057096A1 - スチールハウスの構造形式および構築方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a structural form and a construction method of a steel house.
- a steel house is usually defined as a steel-based panel structure constructed by combining a thin steel plate with a thickness of 0.4 mm or more and less than 2.3 mni and a structural surface material combined with this frame material. .
- a relatively low-level multi-storey building such as the 2nd and 3rd floors in this steel house
- This platform construction method has the advantage of not requiring heavy machinery and scaffolding.
- the upper and lower floor wall panels are integrated by hole-down hardware (sometimes abbreviated as HD hardware) and a long port, and between the upper and lower floor wall panels, the floor Since the joist end of the panel is inserted and there is always a reinforcing hardware for transmitting the compressive force in order to receive the compressive force applied to the joist, these hole-down hardware and reinforcing hardware are required. There is a problem when it becomes complicated.
- HD hardware sometimes abbreviated as HD hardware
- the platform In the first floor structure the first floor (not shown) is first completed, and then the first floor 2 is constructed by placing the wall panel 1 for one layer on it. After that, the floor panel 3 on the upper floor is placed, and the wall panel 1 for one layer is placed on the floor panel 3 to construct the second floor wall 4.
- the wall panel 1 is configured by attaching a structural surface material to a wall frame formed by assembling a vertical frame and upper and lower weft frames into a rectangle.
- the floor panel 3 is configured by attaching floorboards to the side joists and end joists.
- the walls 2 and 4 on the upper and lower floors are joined through the floor 3a by the hole-down hardware 5 and other joining hardware.
- FIG. 11 the wall panels 1 on the upper and lower floors are made of thin, lightweight channel steel, each of which consists of a vertical frame 10, an upper frame 11 and a lower frame 12 assembled into a rectangular frame. (Referred to as a face material).
- vertical frame 10 and upper frame 11 are fixed by hole-down hardware 5, and also in the lower part of wall panel 1 as shown in Fig. 11.
- the vertical frame 10 and the lower frame 12 are fixed by a roll-down hardware 5.
- the floor panel 3 is made by placing the floor plate 17 on the side joist 15 and the end joist 16 made of thin lightweight steel, and the upper edge of the lower floor wall panel 1 and the upper floor wall panel so as to define the upper and lower floors. It is arranged between the lower end of 1.
- a metal joint 8 is disposed on the floor panel 3.
- the metal fitting 8 has a configuration in which flanges 7 are horizontally fixed to upper and lower ends of the port-shaped through hole 6 formed in a cylindrical shape, and a port through-hole 7 a is opened in the upper and lower flanges 7.
- the upper and lower wall panels 1 are connected by connecting the port 14 passing through the port insertion part 6 of the joint hardware 8 to the hole down hardware 5 provided in the wall panel 1 on the upper and lower floors.
- the joint hardware 8 is the joists 15 and 16.
- the port 14 is passed through the lower metal fitting 5 from the lower floor metal fitting 5 through the bolt fitting 6 of the joint hardware 8, and the bottom plate 17 and the lower frame of the upper wall frame. 1 Passing through 2 and fixed tightly with nut 18 at hole down hardware 5 on the upper floor, and the lower end of Port 14 is also firmly fixed to hole down hardware 5 on the lower floor with nut ⁇ 18
- the wall panels 1 on the upper and lower floors are joined to each other by the hole-down hardware 5 through the floor panel 3.
- the above-mentioned platform construction method requires complicated hardware, such as the joint between the wall panel 1 and the floor panel 3, and the reinforcement hardware such as the hole down hardware 5 and the joint hardware 8 for joining the upper and lower floor wall panels 1 and 1. This is one of the causes that make construction on site difficult. Also, if the reinforcement hardware is omitted on site due to the increase in the number of pieces and the complexity of the details, a dangerous structure will result. Furthermore, with the conventional platform construction method, the load transmission path is complicated, which causes a complicated design.
- Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 11-140975 discloses a method of fixing a floor panel from the side and attaching a wall panel member to a vertical frame stud.
- the present invention firstly solves the problem of the complicated structure caused by the use of hole-down hardware and reinforcement hardware, which is a drawback of the conventional platform construction method.
- a structure that takes advantage of the advantage of eliminating the need for heavy machinery and scaffolding by completing the walls on each floor is adopted.
- another defect of Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-140975, which does not require a hole-down hardware and therefore can simplify the structure has been improved.
- the conventional example described above has the disadvantage that after constructing a vertical frame stud that extends to the upper floor, mounting the structural surface material (wall material) on-site increases the labor for on-site construction. In the present invention, this field work can be reduced.
- the first invention is a steel house structural form in which a vertical frame slide, a wall panel and a floor panel standing on the foundation are assembled to construct a structural frame.
- the vertical frame stud to be provided is composed of a vertical frame stud continuous to the upper floor, and a wall panel is constructed by stretching a face material on a wall frame made of thin and light channel steel, and
- the lower floor wall panel is configured by connecting the lower floor wall panel to the above-described vertical frame slide, and then the upper floor wall panel is configured by connecting the upper floor wall panel.
- a through vertical frame stud is formed on a square cross section, and a vertical frame of a wall panel is applied to each side of the stud and attached with a fastener. It is characterized in that the stud is placed in the thickness part of the wall panel to form the girder wall and the boundary wall.
- the wall panel to be attached to the through vertical frame slide is arranged along the four sides of the rectangle constituting the room.
- the upper edge of the two lower floor wall panels facing each other is provided one level lower than the upper edge of the other two lower floor wall panels facing each other. It is characterized in that the two opposite sides of the floor panel, which is constructed by attaching a floor board to the floor joist, are supported on the upper end.
- a fourth invention is characterized in that the through vertical frame stud in the first to third inventions is either a steel frame, wood, or reinforcing steel concrete.
- the fifth invention is characterized in that a fastener such as a drill screw or a bolt or a one-sided port is used for joining the vertical frame stud and the wall panel in the first to fourth inventions.
- a fastener such as a drill screw or a bolt or a one-sided port is used for joining the vertical frame stud and the wall panel in the first to fourth inventions.
- the rectangular structure constituting the room of the lower floor wall is erected on the basis of the through vertical frame stud that continues to the upper floor.
- Wall panels are arranged on the four sides and connected to the vertical frame studs.
- the two opposite sides of the upper floor panel are supported by the upper ends of the two opposite sides of the lower floor panel, and the opposite of the floor panel.
- the other two sides are connected to the vertical frame stud, and the above construction procedure is repeated to construct the upper floor wall and the upper floor.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a first construction process of a structural housing of a steel house according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a second construction step of the structural housing of the steel house according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing a third construction process of the structural housing of the steel house according to the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 shows the structure of the steel housing structure according to the embodiment of the present invention. It is a schematic diagram which shows 4 construction processes.
- Fig. 5 (a) is a detailed view of the floor panel support structure.
- Figure 5 (b) is a detailed view of the floor panel support structure.
- FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a state in which the wall panel is attached to the through vertical frame stud.
- Fig. 7 (a) is a perspective view of the wall panel.
- Fig. 7 (b) is a longitudinal sectional view of the wall panel.
- FIG. 8 (a) is an explanatory plan view showing a process of attaching the wall panel to the through vertical frame stud.
- FIG. 8 (b) is an explanatory plan view showing the process of attaching the wall panel to the through vertical frame stud.
- FIG. 9 is an explanatory plan view showing the process of attaching the wall panel to the through vertical frame stud.
- Fig. 10 (a) is a schematic diagram showing the design method of the conventional flat-form construction method in a steel house.
- Fig. 10 (b) is a detailed view of part C in Fig. 10 (a).
- Fig. 11 (a) is an explanatory side view showing the upper and lower floor connection structure in the conventional platform construction method.
- Fig. 11 (b) is an exploded perspective view of the connection hardware.
- FIGS. 1 to 4 are schematic views showing the construction process of the structural body of the steel 8us according to the embodiment of the present invention
- FIGS. 5 (a) and 5 (b) are detailed views of the support structure of the floor panel
- Fig. 6 is a perspective view of a state in which a wall panel is attached to a through vertical frame stud
- Fig. 7 (a) and Fig. 7 (b) are a perspective view and a vertical section of the wall panel
- FIG. 9 are plan explanatory views showing a process of attaching the wall panel to the through vertical frame stud.
- the outline of the present invention will be described with reference to the schematic diagrams of FIGS.
- the first floor 19 is first completed, and then a plurality of through vertical frames are formed along the four sides of the rectangle at predetermined intervals.
- Stand 20 is erected (Fig. 1).
- the first floor wall 22 is completed by attaching one layer of the wall panel 21 from the outside to the vertical frame stud 20 arranged on the four sides of the rectangle (FIG. 2).
- the opposing two-side wall panel 21a has an opening 27 for entering and exiting the first-floor wall 22 and a lintel wall panel 28 at the upper part thereof.
- the upper edge 29 of the other two opposite wall panels 21b is provided one step lower than the upper edge 29a of the two opposite wall panels 21a.
- the two end portions of the floor panel 24 are placed on and supported by the upper edge 29 of the one-step lower wall panel 2 lb disposed on the two opposite sides (shown in FIG. 5 (a)).
- This floor panel 21 is composed of a floor joist (side joist and end joist) 3 1 made of a thin, lightweight channel steel and a floor plate 32 attached to the upper surface. Both sides of the floor panel 24 are connected to and supported by the upper ends of the opposite two-side wall panels 2 1 a in the second-floor wall panel, as in the first-floor wall 22 (shown in Fig. 5 (b)). ) The end of the floor joist 31 of the floor panel 24 may be fixed to the wall frame 36 through a horizontal support frame such as an angle member (not shown).
- Wall panels 21 arranged on the four sides of the rectangle to form each floor are attached to through vertical frame stud 20, and the lower edge of each wall panel 21 is provided at the same level on all four sides. . Therefore, the upper and lower edges of the two opposite upper and lower wall panels 2 1 a are directly connected to each other.
- the connecting part of the butt part of the upper and lower wall panels 2 1 a can be connected using any connecting hardware.
- the lower edge of the wall panel 21 b on the upper floor of the other two opposite sides presses the upper surface of both end edges of the floor panel 24 as shown in Fig. 5 (a).
- the wall panel is attached to the through vertical frame stud 20 extending to the upper floor.
- the second floor wall (upper floor wall) 23 can be constructed by repeating the same process as above, so each floor wall in order from the lower floor.
- the platform construction method has the same advantages as the platform construction method in that it can construct a structural frame that includes, and eliminates the need for heavy machinery and scaffolding.
- the wall panel 21 is attached to the through-frame frame stud 20, there is no need for hole-down hardware or joint hardware as in the case of the platform construction method in which the upper and lower floor wall panels are attached via the conventional floor panel. Therefore, the disadvantage of the conventional platform construction method is solved in that the details of the structural frame can be simplified.
- the floor panel 21 can also be supported by a support means other than a means for supporting the both end edges of the floor panel 21 on the upper edge of the wall panel 21b on the lower floor.
- the wall panel 21 is a structural surface material on the outer surface of a wall frame 36 in which a vertical frame 33, an upper frame 34, and a lower frame 35 made of thin lightweight lightweight steel are assembled into a rectangular shape. (Outer wall face material) 37 is attached with a fastener.
- This wall panel 21 is a wall panel that has been manufactured at the factory in advance and is made into a unit.
- each floor wall is attached to the side of the vertical frame stud 20 from two or three sides. Composed.
- the face material 26 on the inner wall side shown in FIG. 5 is attached to the inner surface side of the wall frame 36 by on-site construction after the wall panel 21 is attached to the through vertical frame slide 20.
- each wall panel 2 1 close to the square frame through vertical frame slide 20 from three directions, as shown in Fig. 8 (a), the wall panel 2 1 and the field
- the wall frame 36 of the wall panel 21 that constitutes the wall is passed through from the direction of the arrow in the figure and the three vertical frame studs 20 Move closer to the side.
- the vertical frame slide 20 on the side of the wall frame 36 thin lightweight grooved steel Put the vertical frame frame 33 through each wall panel 21 by placing the fastener 38 such as a drill screw or one-sided port through the contact surface and applying the web back of the vertical frame 33 Sticks to 20.
- the thickness portion of the wall frame 36 of the wall panel 21 is accommodated inside the width of each side of the through frame frame slide 20 that is erected at intervals. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 9, the through-frame stud 20 is located in the thick part of the wall frame 36 of each wall panel 21 and does not travel from the side of the wall panel 21.
- each floor wall is constructed by attaching the upper and lower floor wall panels 21 to the vertical frame stud 20 extending to the upper floor, the details of the structure frame can be simplified and no reinforcing hardware is required. This reduces the on-site load and simplifies the design.
- (2) The improvement of the above (1) can be achieved while maintaining the advantages of the platform construction method by supporting both ends of the floor panel 24 by placing them on the upper ends of the opposing two-side wall panels 21. It is what was planned. Industrial applicability
- each floor wall can be constructed by connecting the constructed wall panels in order from the lower floor, the workability is improved compared to the conventional technology.
- a large number of through-frame frames that were erected in advance were used as a wall frame, and a structural face material was stretched on the site work in the field work. It can eliminate troublesome work.
- the details of the structural frame can be simplified, and complicated reinforcement hardware such as hole-down hardware is not required. This reduces the on-site load and simplifies the design.
- the above improvement (2) can be achieved while maintaining the advantage of the rat form construction method, that is, the advantage of eliminating the need for heavy machinery and scaffolding.
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