WO2011062337A1 - 건축용 경성 패널체 - Google Patents
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- E04C2/34—Building elements of relatively thin form for the construction of parts of buildings, e.g. sheet materials, slabs, or panels characterised by the shape or structure composed of two or more spaced sheet-like parts
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- the present invention relates to a building rigid panel, and more particularly, to a building rigid panel that can provide improved heating and thermal insulation performance while being able to be smoothly installed evenly on an adhered surface having poor surface uniformity.
- the building is completed by forming a floor, a wall, a column, a ceiling using concrete, and then attaching a finishing material to the outer surface of the concrete structure.
- the finishing materials that are attached to the exterior of the concrete are representative floor finishing materials that are applied by coating on the floor slab, and various kinds of finishing materials including such floor finishing materials are heat insulating, heat storage, sound insulation, dustproof cushioning, and water resistance. It must be able to meet the required functionality such as flame retardancy and durability.
- the dry finishing method is a method of finishing by horizontally arranging and fixing a plurality of flat panel panels manufactured in factories and supplied to the site in a horizontal and continuous manner, and can be easily dismantled, repaired, and rebuilt when needed. It has the advantage that it is possible to construct quickly and easily.
- Finishing panels for dry finishing include wood panels, resin panels, stone panels, and inorganic panels, depending on the materials. Among them, wood panels are easily rotted, easily damaged and deformed, and insects are easily reproduced. Due to its self-insulating properties, the thermal efficiency of heating is low, flame-retardant, expensive, and accompanied by natural destruction to secure raw materials, and most of all, it is bonded with a large amount of adhesive. There is a disadvantage that harmful substances are emitted from a large amount of harmful substances from the adhesive.
- the synthetic resin panel is easily broken due to lack of strength, can be easily thermally deformed by the heating heat, and above all, there is a disadvantage that can cause health hazards due to chemical properties.
- stone panels are very expensive, very difficult to construct, provide a feeling of being too cold and hard, incur environmental damage to the purchase of the raw materials, and cause trade losses due to imports from abroad. There is this.
- Inorganic panels have some disadvantages, but they can be provided at a low cost while providing some excellent requirements such as durability, heat insulation, heat storage, sound insulation, dustproofing, water resistance, and flame retardancy. have.
- An example thereof is an ocher panel manufactured by using loess, which is a natural material, as a main component.
- loess has excellent far-infrared radiation effect and antibacterial resistance, and promotes metabolism, fatigue recovery, heat insulation, insulation, sound insulation, temperature and humidity control, odor removal, air purification, pest control, mold prevention, etc. It is excellent in various effects, and when used as a building material, it can provide a health-friendly and eco-friendly performance, such as creating a cool environment in summer and a warm environment in winter.
- Ocher panels can express many of the excellent functionalities of these ochers and contribute to creating a pleasant environment, especially because of their excellent heat transfer (more than three times that of wood panels) and heat preservation floors. It can function smoothly as a finishing material.
- the ocher panel is basically manufactured by adding water or the like to powdered ocher to form a kneaded material, and then forming a flat plate having a predetermined thickness and size and then drying.
- the manufactured inorganic material panels such as ocher panels have rigidity that is hardened, and when curvature exists on the adhered surface, it cannot be constructed with high conformity to the adhered surface, and even if constructed, structural instability and poor durability are prevented. There is a problem that can be easily broken if the load is applied from the top in the construction state causing.
- the inorganic material panel is excellent in heat preservation in the state heated by the heating heat, but it takes a long time to heat, There is a problem that causes energy loss. That is, the current flat panel has a somewhat poor thermal response due to heating heat.
- the present invention was devised to solve the above problems, and provides a rigid panel body for construction that can be easily attached while accommodating the surface unevenness of the adherend surface, thereby providing easy construction and structural stability. There is a purpose.
- the present invention can provide improved energy efficiency when heating by being able to exhibit enhanced thermal response, and furthermore, the rigid panel body for building which can provide improved energy efficiency in this regard by providing more improved thermal insulation.
- the purpose is to provide.
- one or more triangular-like cross-sectional long grooves are positioned in the height position where the upper end is in contact with the upper surface or finely spaced from the upper surface and the lower base is penetrated through the lower surface.
- a rigid panel which is visually partitioned or physically divided into two or more divided objects by the triangular-like cross-sectional long groove; An upper bonding cloth bonded to an upper surface of the hard panel and exhibiting limited elasticity; And a lower bonding cloth bonded to the lower surface of the rigid panel and exhibiting limited elasticity; It includes.
- the triangular-like cross-sectional long groove portion may be formed in a long form at a predetermined interval along one or more axial direction or repeated in a closed circulation connection form.
- the upper bonding fabric or the lower bonding fabric may be selected from a nonwoven fabric, a fiber net, and a textile fabric.
- the rigid panel may be an inorganic material panel.
- the triangular-like cross-sectional long groove is formed at regular intervals in the rigid panel, and the upper binding cloth is coupled to the upper surface of the rigid panel, and the lower binding fabric is coupled to the lower surface, resulting in a limited rigid panel. Since it has a fine flexibility, it can be matched construction while smoothly receiving the surface unevenness of the adherend surface can be achieved an effect that can provide a simple construction and durability.
- the triangular-like cross-sectional long groove formed in the rigid panel can provide more excellent heat insulation, and also can provide an effect of providing improved heat response to heating heat.
- FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a building rigid panel according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a schematic perspective view of a building rigid panel according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 3 is a perspective perspective view of the main portion of the building rigid panel body according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a configuration explanatory diagram for a building rigid panel according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing a molding apparatus usable at the time of manufacturing the building rigid panel body according to the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a view showing the bending functionality of the ocher panel body produced according to the present invention.
- 112a upper top 112b: lower bottom
- classification object 120 upper binding fabric
- FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a building rigid panel according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention
- Figure 2 is a schematic perspective view thereof
- Figure 3 is a perspective perspective view of the main portion.
- a long triangular-like cross-sectional shape long groove 112 is formed at a position at regular intervals in the rigid panel 110 such as an ocher panel, and thus a plurality of triangular-like
- the rigid panel 110 is visually partitioned or physically divided into a plurality of partitioning objects 114 by the cross-sectional long groove 112.
- the triangular-like cross-sectional long groove 112 is formed at a height position at which the upper end portion 112a is in contact with or is finely spaced apart from the upper surface of the rigid panel 110, and the lower bottom portion 112b is formed of the rigid panel 110. It is formed to penetrate the lower surface.
- FIG. 1 to 3 illustrate a case where the upper end portion 112a of the triangular-like cross-sectional long groove 112 is formed to be in contact with the upper surface of the rigid panel 110, while FIG.
- the upper corner 112a is formed at a height position spaced apart from the upper surface of the rigid panel 110.
- the triangular-like cross-sectional shape long groove 112 has a cross-sectional shape similar to a triangle, and both side edge portions thereof may be variously formed in a straight line, a columnar shape, or the like.
- the triangular-like cross-sectional long groove 112 does not form an extremely narrow or no space at all at the upper end, while forming a relatively wide space at the lower end so that the rigid panel 110 can be bent downward, thus the surface Even adherends with poor uniformity can be attached and bonded with high consistency while smoothly bent at various positions.
- the triangular-like cross-sectional long groove 112 is formed at a predetermined interval of the rigid panel 110, it may be formed at a predetermined interval along one or more axial directions.
- they may be formed at positions at regular intervals in one axial direction (eg, x-axis direction), and may be formed at positions at regular intervals in two axial directions (eg, x-axis and y-axis directions). It may be formed at positions at regular intervals along three or more axial directions (for example, x-axis, y-axis and z-axis directions).
- each division object 114 is rectangular, circular It may be formed in various forms such as polygons.
- Each division object 114 is formed in a square.
- the triangular-like cross-sectional long groove 112 is formed in plural to be spaced apart from each other along the axial direction, it is preferably formed to be spaced at a predetermined interval, but need not be so, it is formed so that the separation distance is different from each other. It may be.
- the rigid panel 110 may preferably be an inorganic material panel, such as an ocher panel, but is not limited thereto.
- an inorganic material panel such as an ocher panel is manufactured by mixing an inorganic material powder with water or the like to form a dough, then molding into a plate shape and then drying it, and as described below, the pressing blade 200 Since the triangular-like cross-sectional long groove 112 can be easily formed by pressing), it can be preferably applied.
- the triangular-like cross-sectional long grooves 112 formed in plural to be spaced apart from each other along one axial direction may be parallel to each other, and the triangular-like cross-sectional long grooves 112 along the two axial directions cross each other. Can be.
- the triangular-like cross-sectional long groove 112 is formed at a height position at which the upper end portion 112a is in contact with the top surface of the rigid panel 110 or finely spaced apart, the plurality of separating objects 114 are separated separately.
- the rigid panel 110 may be used to protect the upper surface of the rigid panel 110 and also to limit the degree of bending of the rigid panel 110 and to impart additional performance.
- the upper coupling fabric 120 is bonded to the upper surface of the.
- the upper bonding fabric 120 may be weakly stretched to be able to limit the bending of the rigid panel 110, to be tough and not easily torn, and other thermal insulation, cushioning, sound insulation, low cost, Ease of availability should be satisfied.
- non-woven fabrics, fiber meshes, and fiber fabrics may be preferably used to satisfy such conditions.
- the upper bonding fabric 120 is bonded to the upper surface of the hard panel 110, that is, may be attached using a separate adhesive, or when the hard panel 110 is an inorganic material panel may be naturally bonded while drying. .
- the lower surface of the hard panel 110 is disposed on the bottom surface of the hard panel 110 in order to prevent the separation of the plurality of partitions 114 of the hard panel 110, to protect the lower surface thereof, and to limit the degree of bending upward.
- the lower bonding cloth 140 is bonded to the lower bonding cloth 140, and preferably, a nonwoven fabric, a fiber net, and a fiber cloth may be used.
- the upper surface of the upper bonding cloth 120 which is bonded on the upper surface of the hard panel 110 preferably, a separate surface finish layer for the upper protection, tensile force, cushioning, durability improvement, tactile enhancement and design imparted 130 may be attached, and the material of the surface finish layer 130 may be a paper, pulp, wood, veneer, hemp, melamine impregnated plate, and the like.
- the fiber 110a is connected to the portion connecting the two side-divided object 114 on the upper portion of the triangular-like cross-sectional long groove 112. Since the connection portion may not be separated by being concentrated, the use of the upper coupling fabric 120 may be omitted.
- the ocher panel lacks the binding force of only the loess itself may contain a mixture of fibers for reinforcement of the binding force, in this case, as described above, the fiber (110a) in the connection portion of the two distinct entities 114
- the fiber (110a) in the connection portion of the two distinct entities 114 By concentrating, the use of the upper coupling cloth 120 can be omitted.
- the surface finish material layer 130 and the lower coupling cloth 140 may be used in the same manner.
- the triangular-like cross-sectional shape long groove 112 is formed at a predetermined interval within the rigid panel 110, and the upper coupling cloth 120 is coupled to the upper surface
- the lower coupling fabric 140 is coupled to the lower surface thereof, the rigid panel 100 has a limited fine flexibility as a result, and can be smoothly attached even when the surface uniformity of the adherend is poor.
- a plurality of triangular-like cross-sectional long grooves 112 are formed in the rigid panel 110, air may be provided by the air in the triangular-like cross-sectional long grooves 112 to provide improved thermal insulation.
- the similar cross-sectional long groove 112 may function as a rapid heat flow passage, thereby improving heat response for heat transfer.
- the conventional inorganic material panel is excellent in heat preservation in the state heated by heating heat, but it takes a long time to be heated, causing a problem of energy loss during the initial heating, as described above, the triangular-like cross section inside When the shape long groove 112 is formed, the thermal response may be improved to prevent energy loss during the initial heating.
- the pressing frame 200 is used together with the fixing frame 210 formed with a through hole 210a through which the pressing blade 200 passes. Can be.
- This embodiment relates to manufacturing the ocher panel body, since the hard panel 110 is an ocher panel.
- the pressure-sensitive adhesive is diluted with 100% by weight of the main loess, or 50% to 99% by weight of the loess, and less than 43% by weight of minerals for imparting functionality, and 1 to 7% by weight of fiber to increase bonding strength. Water was added first to make ocher mortar.
- the added mineral material one or more of elvan, germanium, elite, zeolite, lime, silica sand, mica and diatomaceous earth may be used, and the added fiber may be one of Doc, Sam, Cotton, Dietary Fiber and Synthetic Fiber.
- an adhesive can use what is chosen from a copolymer resin, seaweed paste, an inorganic binder, and polyvinyl alcohol.
- the loess mortar in the form of a kneaded product is molded into a plate using a molding machine.
- the molded product is naturally dried or hot air dried, and the production of the ocher panel is completed.
- the manufactured ocher panel may be limitedly bent as shown in FIG. 6.
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- 상단 꼭지부가 상면에 접하거나 상면으로부터 미세 이격되는 높이 위치에 위치되고 하단 밑변부가 하면을 관통하도록 위치되는 하나 이상의 삼각 유사 단면 형상 장홈부를 가져 상기 삼각 유사 단면 형상 장홈부에 의해 2개 이상의 구분 개체로 육안적 구획되거나 물리적으로 구분되는 경성 패널;상기 경성 패널의 상면에 합착되며 제한적인 신축성을 발휘하는 상부 결합포; 및상기 경성 패널의 하면에 합착되며 제한적인 신축성을 발휘하는 하부 결합포; 를 포함하는 건축용 경성 패널체.
- 제 1 항에 있어서,상기 삼각 유사 단면 형상 장홈부는,하나 이상의 축 방향을 따른 일정 간격 마다의 위치에서 길이가 긴 형태로 형성되거나 폐 순환 연결 형태로 반복되게 형성되는 것을 특징으로 하는 건축용 경성 패널체.
- 제 1 항 또는 제 2 항에 있어서,상기 상부 결합포 또는 상기 하부 결합포는,부직포, 섬유 망, 섬유 직물 중에서 선택되는 것인 것을 특징으로 하는 건축용 경성 패널체.
- 제 1 항에 있어서,상기 경성 패널은,무기재료 패널인 것을 특징으로 하는 건축용 경성 패널체.
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