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JP2006307595A
JP2006307595A JP2005134045A JP2005134045A JP2006307595A JP 2006307595 A JP2006307595 A JP 2006307595A JP 2005134045 A JP2005134045 A JP 2005134045A JP 2005134045 A JP2005134045 A JP 2005134045A JP 2006307595 A JP2006307595 A JP 2006307595A
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an underfloor structural block body and its forming method which can be solidified on the job site, offering excellent moisture absorbing characteristics as a structural body, a small specific gravity and an appropriate strength and, further, permitting its disintegration relatively easily thereby returning it to the soil after the use. <P>SOLUTION: This underfloor structural block body can be made by mixing a 5 to 15 pts.wt. of silt of pit sand, a 15 to 30 pts.wt. of portland cement as an inorganic solidifier and a 0.1 to 0.5 pt.wt. of a nonionic surface active agent all together to a 100 pts.wt. of construction surplus dry black soils with diameters of 0.4 to 0.6 mm ϕ as the main component; and the mixture is formed and solidified in the same forming state by spraying water to the mixture to be formed thereby giving both the moisture absorbing and effluent properties after the solidification. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

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本発明は、黒土を主成分とした建設残土を現場で乾燥させ、無機系固化剤および木炭粉を添加混合し、型押しにてブロック形状に固化成形した後、該ブロックを床下など湿気の多い場所に当たる現場へ敷設し、且つ使用後には容易に破砕できて、簡単に土壌に戻すことができる床下構造ブロック体およびその成形方法に関する。 In the present invention, construction residual soil mainly composed of black soil is dried on site, an inorganic solidifying agent and charcoal powder are added and mixed, and solidified into a block shape by embossing, and then the block has a high humidity such as under the floor. The present invention relates to an underfloor structure block body that can be laid at a site corresponding to a place, can be easily crushed after use, and can be easily returned to soil, and a molding method thereof.

工事現場から廃棄される建設残土は利用価値が少なく、わずかな利用方法としては、現在では他の工事現場の盛土材などとして使用される程度であるが、その量が多すぎるため裁ききれず、業者は埋立地などの処分場へ運ぶことを余儀なくされている。
また、上記建設残土は、関東ローム層で地表に近い黒土が主流である。乾燥すると自身の有する粒子径および粒子形状の影響で極めて粉状となり易く、風などの影響により容易に舞い上がって飛散し、取り扱いが困難であり、利用価値が少ないものであった。
又、従来の床下は、上記黒土等を主体とした地表土では、湿気の発生が激しく、床材を湿らせて腐敗の原因となり、家の耐久性を落とす大きな要因となっている。一方、これを避けるために最近床下にコンクリート敷設する手段も取られているが、しかし、コンクリートには吸湿性がないため、梅雨時等に湿気の発生は避けられない。
一方、従来技術として、消石灰、生石灰及びセメントと粘土を含む原料を粒状に硬化させたものを床下に配置する建築内の調湿方法が提案されている(特許文献1)。又、セメントに水及下水汚染焼却灰を混練りしてセメントスラリーを形成して多孔質硬化体とする機能性セメント硬化体の提案がある(特許文献2)。
しかし、これらには、床下用の構造体として必要とされる吸湿性と放湿性とのバランス等に配慮した構成はなく、床下構造体として不充分なものでしかなかった。
特開2002−114556 特開2003−2727
The construction soil discarded from the construction site has little utility value, and as a slight usage method, it is currently only used as embankment material at other construction sites, but it is too much to be judged, Contractors are forced to transport to landfills and other disposal sites.
In addition, the construction residual soil is mainly black soil in the Kanto Loam Formation, which is close to the surface. When dried, it is very easy to become powdery due to the particle size and particle shape of itself, and it easily rises and scatters due to the influence of wind and the like, is difficult to handle, and has little utility value.
In addition, in the conventional underfloor, the surface soil mainly composed of the black soil or the like generates a great deal of moisture, which dampens the flooring and causes rot, which is a major factor in reducing the durability of the house. On the other hand, recently, a means of laying concrete under the floor has been taken to avoid this, however, since concrete has no hygroscopic property, generation of moisture is unavoidable during the rainy season.
On the other hand, as a prior art, a humidity control method in a building has been proposed in which a raw material containing slaked lime, quicklime and cement and clay is granulated and placed under the floor (Patent Document 1). In addition, there is a proposal of a functional cement hardened body obtained by kneading water and sewage contaminated incineration ash into cement to form a cement slurry to form a porous hardened body (Patent Document 2).
However, these have no structure in consideration of the balance between hygroscopicity and moisture release required as a structure for underfloor, and are insufficient as an underfloor structure.
JP 2002-114556 A JP 2003-2727 A

本発明は、残土としての黒土自体に着目し、それを建設現場で固化させ、(1)固化構造体として吸湿性と放湿性に優れ、(2)施工現場でブロック体への成形が可能で、且つ(3)比重が小さく、使用時には適度な強度を備え、更に、(4)使用後には比較的簡単に破砕することができ、且つ土壌に戻し易い無機質材料からなる床下構造ブロック体およびその成形方法を提供するものである。 The present invention pays attention to the black soil itself as the residual soil, solidifies it at the construction site, (1) has excellent moisture absorption and moisture release properties as a solidified structure, and (2) can be molded into a block body at the construction site. And (3) an underfloor structure block body made of an inorganic material that has a small specific gravity, has an appropriate strength when used, and (4) can be crushed relatively easily after use, and is easy to return to the soil, and its A molding method is provided.

本発明は、上記目的を達成するために、請求項1記載の床下構造ブロック体の発明にあっては、直径0.4〜0.6mmφの乾燥黒土を主成分とする建設残土100重量部に対し、山砂のシルト分5〜15重量部と、無機系固化剤であるポルトランドセメント15〜30重量部及びノニオン系界面活性剤0.1〜0.5重量部とを混合させて成る組成混合物を成形し、該成形物への散水によりその成形状態のまま固化して、該固化物が吸湿性と放湿性を兼備することを特徴とする。 In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides an underfloor structure block body according to claim 1, wherein 100 wt parts of construction residual soil mainly composed of dry black soil having a diameter of 0.4 to 0.6 mmφ is used. On the other hand, a composition mixture comprising 5-15 parts by weight of silt of mountain sand, 15-30 parts by weight of Portland cement, which is an inorganic solidifying agent, and 0.1-0.5 part by weight of a nonionic surfactant. And is solidified as it is in the molded state by watering the molded product, and the solidified product has both moisture absorption and moisture release properties.

請求項2記載の発明にあっては、乾燥黒土100重量部に対して木炭粉1〜5重量部を混合させ成る。 In invention of Claim 2, 1-5 weight part of charcoal powder is mixed with 100 weight part of dry black clay.

請求項3記載の発明にあっては、曲げ強度が1.5〜2.5MPaであることを特徴とする。 The invention according to claim 3 is characterized in that the bending strength is 1.5 to 2.5 MPa.

請求項4記載の床下構造ブロック体の成形方法の発明にあっては、現場で乾燥させた直径0.4〜0.6mmφの乾燥黒土を主成分とする建設残土100重量部に対し、山砂のシルト分5〜15重量部と、無機系固化剤であるポルトランドセメント15〜30重量部及びノニオン系界面活性剤0.1〜0.5重量部に水15〜20部を混合して組成混合物とし、該組成混合物を型枠内に入れ、該型枠を振動しながらプレス圧を印加して成形した後、脱型・養生することを特徴とする。 In the invention of the method for forming an underfloor structure block body according to claim 4, mountain sand with respect to 100 parts by weight of construction residual soil mainly composed of dry black soil having a diameter of 0.4 to 0.6 mmφ dried in the field. 5 to 15 parts by weight of silt, 15 to 30 parts by weight of Portland cement, which is an inorganic solidifying agent, and 0.1 to 0.5 parts by weight of a nonionic surfactant, are mixed with 15 to 20 parts of water. The composition mixture is placed in a mold, molded by applying a pressing pressure while vibrating the mold, and then demolded and cured.

請求項5記載の発明にあっては、プレス圧として2.94×10〜5.88×10Paを1〜2秒印加することを特徴とする。 The invention according to claim 5 is characterized in that a press pressure of 2.94 × 10 5 to 5.88 × 10 5 Pa is applied for 1 to 2 seconds.

本発明の床下構造ブロック体は、黒土の粒子径を直径0.4〜0.6mmφに篩い分けし、適正量の無機系固化剤を結合材として配合して、黒土がポーラス状に連結され、吸湿性と放湿性を備えるので、床下を乾燥状態に維持し、且つ、乾期等には適度な保湿性を維持する。該ブロック体はポーラス状であるので、比重が1.2〜1.3g/cmと比較的小さく、持ち運びに便利である。無機系固化剤を利用しているので、曲げ強度が1.5〜2.5MPaとなり使用時には床下構造ブロックとして適度な強度を備える。
残土の出た現場に処理装置を搬送し、その場で粉粒土としてブロック体に成形でき、その成形体に水を撒水すればそのままの形態で固化され、上記適切な強度を保った構造体が成形できる。従って、成形後のブロック体を家屋などの床下にそのまま並べて使用できる。且つ、使用後に廃棄物として処理する際には、クラッシャー等で破砕すれば容易に再度粉粒体となるので、これを再利用又は自然土に還元することができる。
The underfloor structure block body of the present invention is obtained by sieving the particle size of black clay into a diameter of 0.4 to 0.6 mmφ, blending an appropriate amount of an inorganic solidifying agent as a binder, and the black clay is connected in a porous form, Since it has hygroscopicity and moisture releasing properties, the floor is maintained in a dry state, and moderate moisture retention is maintained during the dry season. Since the block body is porous, the specific gravity is relatively small, 1.2 to 1.3 g / cm 3, and it is convenient to carry. Since an inorganic solidifying agent is used, the bending strength is 1.5 to 2.5 MPa, and it has an appropriate strength as an underfloor structural block when used.
A structure that transports the processing equipment to the site where the remaining soil has come out and can be molded into a block body as a granular soil on the spot, and if the molded body is flooded with water, it is solidified in its original form and maintains the appropriate strength described above. Can be molded. Therefore, the molded block bodies can be used as they are arranged under the floor of a house or the like. And when processing as a waste material after use, if it crushes with a crusher etc., it will become a granular material easily again, Therefore This can be reused or reduced to natural soil.

そこで、この発明の実施の形態を表及び図を基に説明する。
本発明の構成材料は、建設残土として主成分をなす黒土、山砂のシルト分、無機系固化剤、及び木炭粉とし、無機系固化剤は、ポルトランドセメント、ノニオン系界面活性剤で構成した。以下、該構成材料の特徴について説明する。
Therefore, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to tables and drawings.
The constituent material of the present invention was black soil, mountain sand silt, inorganic solidifying agent, and charcoal powder as main components of construction residual soil, and the inorganic solidifying agent was composed of Portland cement and nonionic surfactant. Hereinafter, characteristics of the constituent materials will be described.

黒土は関東地方の台地に広く分布する火山灰土の表土で、軽くてやわらかい粒状の黒褐色を呈する土である。該黒土は、元来、粘土質であり、細かい顆粒状で表面積は大きく多量の水分を含んでいる。斯様な黒土は、通気性、排水性が低く、排湿性は期待できない。
しかし、該黒土の一方の特性として、キルン等で乾燥させて水分率を10%以下になるべく水分を除去して顆粒とし、その後、該顆粒を集合させると、短時間であれば粘土質にはならないで、該顆粒間に空隙が形成される。掛かる空隙が固定されて存在すると、雨期においては保水性や吸湿性を発現し易く、乾期においては保水した水分を排湿する機能を保有する品質に改質される。この機能を付与する条件は、黒土の粒子径にあり、その大きさは直径0.4〜0.6mmφのものを選択した。該範囲の粒子径を保有する黒土を本発明の主材料として利用する。
Black soil is a topsoil of volcanic ash that is widely distributed on the plateau in the Kanto region, and it is a light, soft, granular black-brown soil. The black clay is originally clay-like, fine granular, has a large surface area and contains a large amount of water. Such black clay has low air permeability and drainage, and cannot be expected to be drained.
However, one characteristic of the black clay is that it is dried with a kiln or the like to remove moisture as much as possible to a moisture content of 10% or less, and then granulates. Instead, voids are formed between the granules. When the voids are fixed and exist, the water retention and moisture absorption properties are easily developed in the rainy season, and the quality is improved to retain the function of draining the retained water in the dry season. The condition for imparting this function is the particle size of black clay, and the size is selected to be 0.4 to 0.6 mmφ. Black clay having a particle diameter in this range is used as the main material of the present invention.

乾燥黒土の補助材として、300〜400℃で燃焼させた木炭粉を利用する場合もある。該木炭粉は、比表面積が大きいので、保水性および透水性の改善効果が期待できる材料である。また、また黒土は有機物をほとんど含まないpH5の酸性土で酸度が強いので、更に木炭を利用すれば上記黒土よりも更に酸度が強くpH4を示すので、湿気が多い床下であっても雑菌や害虫が発生し難い。従って、木炭粉は少量の配合でも酸度効果が高いので、多量の使用は不必要である。 In some cases, charcoal powder burned at 300 to 400 ° C. is used as an auxiliary material for dry black clay. Since the charcoal powder has a large specific surface area, it is a material that can be expected to improve water retention and water permeability. Moreover, since black soil is acidic soil having a pH of 5 that contains almost no organic matter and has a strong acidity, if more charcoal is used, the acidity is stronger than that of the black soil and exhibits a pH of 4, so that even if the floor is humid, various germs and insects Is unlikely to occur. Therefore, charcoal powder has a high acidity effect even in a small amount, so that a large amount of use is unnecessary.

山砂のシルト分は微小粉体で、その機能は、黒土は単独では構造体として脆い性格があり、そのままポルトランドセメントと共に固めると構造体として弱くなる傾向にあり、そこで上記粒子経の山砂シルト分を加えると、黒土との間に作用して骨材的機能を発揮し、締め固めを強める。 Mountain sand silt is a fine powder, and its function is that black clay alone has a brittle nature as a structure and tends to weaken as a structure when hardened together with Portland cement. When added, it acts between the black soil and exerts its aggregate function, strengthening the compaction.

無機系固化剤の主構成材料であるポルトランドセメントは、山砂と界面活性剤と共に水に混合して、黒土粒子を結合するための結合材となり、黒土粒子同士を結合して建設現場の基礎周りにおいてブロック体を形成する。該ブロック体が固化するに従って、前記黒土粒子間は床下構造体として適度な強度となり、その曲げ強度は左程大きくならない配合量に調整している。廃棄時においてはクラッシャ−などで容易に破砕できる程度となる。 Portland cement, the main component of the inorganic solidifying agent, is mixed with mountain sand and surfactant in water to form a binder for binding black soil particles. A block body is formed at. As the block body solidifies, the black clay particles have moderate strength as an underfloor structure, and the bending strength is adjusted to a level that does not increase to the left. At the time of disposal, it can be easily crushed with a crusher or the like.

ノニオン系界面活性剤は、黒土粒子の濡れ性を高め、該黒土粒子の表面に均一に分散することを助ける。この分散が不均一であると、ポルトランドセメントが団子状、塊状となり、強度が強くなり過ぎて不適である。該ノニオン系界面活性剤には、ノニルフェニルエーテル系重合体を用いる。その配合割合は、0.1〜0.5重量部が適正である。 The nonionic surfactant increases the wettability of the black clay particles and helps to uniformly disperse the black clay particles on the surface. If this dispersion is not uniform, the Portland cement becomes dumpling or lump, and the strength becomes too strong, which is not suitable. A nonylphenyl ether polymer is used as the nonionic surfactant. The mixing ratio is suitably 0.1 to 0.5 parts by weight.

以上から、上記ノニオン系界面活性剤はポルトランドセメントの水和反応に必要な水を黒土全体に均一に行き届かせる引水の役目を持ち、ポルトランドセメントが接着を行って、黒土の表面に実質的に均一な結合材となる。また山砂のシルト分が黒土の締固めを助ける。この無機系固化剤で包まれた黒土粒子同士は、団子状ではなく、ポーラス状に保持された構造体を形成でき、且つ適度な強度が保持される。 From the above, the nonionic surfactant has the role of drawing water to uniformly distribute the water necessary for the hydration reaction of Portland cement to the entire black soil, and the Portland cement adheres to the surface of the black soil substantially. It becomes a uniform binder. Also, the silt of mountain sand helps to compact the black soil. The black clay particles wrapped with the inorganic solidifying agent can form a porous structure, not a dumpling shape, and can maintain an appropriate strength.

次に、本発明の床下構造ブロック体の成形方法について説明する。
表1に、本発明の吸放湿性を保有する床下構造ブロック体の基本組成を示す。
Next, a method for forming the underfloor structural block body of the present invention will be described.
Table 1 shows the basic composition of the underfloor structure block body having moisture absorption / release properties of the present invention.

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建設現場より発掘される上記黒土を篩に掛けて大きな石やガラスなどを除去し、該黒土の粒子径を直径0.4〜0.6mmφに一定粒度に篩い分けする。発掘された直後の該黒土は水分を多量に含んでいるので、キルンなど乾燥機に投入して、該黒土が保持している水分率を10%以下にまで脱気させる。無機系固化剤との水和反応における水分率は1%以下が望ましいが、現場においては困難であり、不必要である。床下構造ブロック体を形成するときの散水水分量は一定量ではなく、乾燥黒土の水分率を勘案し、残水分量から逆算して決められるものである。
木炭粉は、吸湿性と同時に放湿性に優れるものである。床柱、床板等の木材は適度な湿度が必要であり、過度な乾燥時には、木炭粉からの放湿により、床柱等に適度な湿気を与え得る。
The black clay excavated from the construction site is sieved to remove large stones and glass, and the black clay particle diameter is sieved to a diameter of 0.4 to 0.6 mmφ. Since the black clay immediately after excavation contains a large amount of moisture, it is put into a dryer such as a kiln to deaerate the moisture content held by the black clay to 10% or less. The water content in the hydration reaction with the inorganic solidifying agent is preferably 1% or less, but it is difficult and unnecessary on site. The amount of water sprayed when the underfloor structure block is formed is not a fixed amount, but is determined by calculating back from the remaining water amount in consideration of the moisture content of dry black clay.
Charcoal powder is excellent in moisture absorption as well as moisture absorption. Wood such as floor pillars and floorboards needs moderate humidity, and when excessively dried, moisture can be given to floor pillars and the like by moisture release from charcoal powder.

黒土1000gに対し、山砂シルト分100g、無機系固化剤ポルトランドセメント250g、ノニオン系界面活性剤2g、必要に応じて木炭粉20g、水150gをミキサー2に投入し、撹拌羽根3により撹拌して均一な組成混合物1を生成する(図1参照)。 For 1000 g of black soil, 100 g of mountain sand silt, 250 g of inorganic solidifying agent Portland cement, 2 g of nonionic surfactant, 20 g of charcoal powder and 150 g of water as necessary are added to the mixer 2 and stirred by the stirring blade 3. A uniform composition mixture 1 is produced (see FIG. 1).

次に、図2に示すように、該混合物を無機質組成物とし、レンガ大の大きさ4個取り用木型枠5に流し込み、プレス機6に掛けて2.94×10〜5.88×10Paのプレス圧力を1〜2秒印加した。同時に全容を振動子7で振動し、ブロックとしての密着を図ると共に、ブロック密度の均一化を図り、レンガ状ブロック体すなわち床下構造ブロック体4を成形する。
上記の形態に基づいて製作した本発明の床下構造ブロック体の曲げ強度は、無機系固化剤の量で決められ、該床下構造ブロック体の廃棄時にクラッシャーなどで容易に破砕できる量は、該無機系固化剤10部に対して、黒土10部〜80部の範囲であれば、本発明の該床下構造体の曲げ強度1.5〜2.5MPaの確保が可能である。同時に、床下構造体の廃棄時にクラッシャーなどで容易に破砕できる量は、黒土10部に対して10部が良い。
Next, as shown in FIG. 2, the mixture is made into an inorganic composition, poured into a wooden frame 5 for collecting four brick-sized pieces, and hung on a press machine 6 to 2.94 × 10 5 to 5.88. A pressing pressure of × 10 5 Pa was applied for 1 to 2 seconds. At the same time, the entire body is vibrated by the vibrator 7 to achieve close contact as a block, to equalize the block density, and to form the brick-like block body, that is, the underfloor structure block body 4.
The bending strength of the underfloor structure block body of the present invention produced based on the above form is determined by the amount of the inorganic solidifying agent, and the amount that can be easily crushed with a crusher or the like when the underfloor structure block body is discarded If it is in the range of 10 parts to 80 parts of black clay with respect to 10 parts of the system solidifying agent, it is possible to secure a bending strength of 1.5 to 2.5 MPa of the underfloor structure of the present invention. At the same time, the amount that can be easily crushed with a crusher or the like when discarding the underfloor structure is preferably 10 parts per 10 parts of black soil.

次に、上記の形態に基づいて製作した本発明の床下構造ブロック体の吸放湿性機能について説明する。
湿度の高い日本の夏や梅雨の時期には、一般的な住宅の床下は湿度が大変高くなり、土台の木材が腐ったり、カビが繁殖したりする。そこで本発明の無機質組成物はその直径が0.4〜0.6mmφで一定粒度であると、黒土粒子間に一定の大きさとなる空隙が多数形成され、夏の雨期などにおいて湿気を最も吸着することができる空隙となる。
一方、冬の乾燥期など湿度が低い時期には吸着した水蒸気を発散させる機能が発現される。特に木炭は、孔径が約12〜15μm程度の水分子の入出に適した口径であることから湿気の吸収・放出機能に優れた効果を発揮する。
従って、本発明の無機質組成物を住宅の床下に敷き詰めることにより、一年の様々な気候条件のもとでも、常に湿気をコントロールし、吸放湿による調湿の効果を発揮することができる。
本発明の床下構造ブロック体の主構成材料である黒土は粒子径直径0.4〜0.6mmφに篩い分けし、直径0.005〜0.074mmφの無機系固化剤を結合材として配合混合して建設現場で散布した。該混合に当たって、ミキサーを使用した。
無機系固化剤の組成であるポルトランドセメントやノニオン系界面活性剤は水と混ざり合って水和反応を起こして液状に変化して結合するので、粒子としての存在はない。また、該無機系固化剤の厚さは薄いので、粒子間に形成される空隙を埋めることはない。
更に、山砂のシルト分は黒土に比べて配合量が少量で且つ粒子径が小さいので、点在する程度となる。また、黒土粒子間に山砂のシルト分が粒子として挿入すると、山砂のシルト分に相当する粒子分ほど黒土粒子間が広がり、従って黒土粒子間の空隙が広がって、益々本発明の無機質組成物の吸排湿機能が増加する。図3に各粉体の分布状態の一例を拡大して模式的に示す。この図は、黒土の均一で相対的に大きい粒子径のものaと、細かい粒子状の山砂シルト分bと、木炭粉cとが満遍なく分布し、無機系固化剤dは各粒子に付着して粒子間を結合して、各粒子間にランダムに空隙eが形成されていることを示している。この空隙eがポーラス状で、雨期には水を必要量だけ吸着あるいは保存でき、乾期には水を放水し易くなっていることを示している。
Next, the moisture absorbing / releasing function of the underfloor structure block body of the present invention manufactured based on the above embodiment will be described.
During summer and rainy seasons in Japan, where humidity is high, the humidity under the floor of a typical house becomes very high, and the base timber rots and mold grows. Therefore, when the inorganic composition of the present invention has a diameter of 0.4 to 0.6 mmφ and a constant particle size, a large number of voids having a constant size are formed between the black clay particles, and most adsorbs moisture in the summer rainy season. Can be a void.
On the other hand, the function of diffusing the adsorbed water vapor is exhibited during periods of low humidity such as the winter dry season. In particular, charcoal exhibits an excellent effect in moisture absorption / release function because it has a diameter suitable for entering and exiting water molecules having a pore size of about 12 to 15 μm.
Therefore, by laying the inorganic composition of the present invention under the floor of a house, it is possible to constantly control the humidity even under various climatic conditions for one year and to exert the effect of humidity adjustment by moisture absorption / release.
The black clay which is the main constituent material of the underfloor structural block body of the present invention is sieved to a particle diameter of 0.4 to 0.6 mmφ, and an inorganic solidifying agent having a diameter of 0.005 to 0.074 mmφ is blended and mixed as a binder. Sprayed at the construction site. A mixer was used for the mixing.
Portland cement and nonionic surfactants, which are inorganic solidifying agent compositions, are mixed with water and cause a hydration reaction to change into a liquid state, and therefore do not exist as particles. In addition, since the inorganic solidifying agent is thin, it does not fill the voids formed between the particles.
Furthermore, since the silt content of mountain sand is smaller in amount and smaller in particle size than black soil, it becomes scattered. Further, when the silt of mountain sand is inserted as particles between the black soil particles, the amount of particles corresponding to the silt content of the mountain sand spreads between the black clay particles, and hence the voids between the black clay particles are expanded, and the inorganic composition of the present invention is increasingly increased. Increases moisture absorption / exhaust function. FIG. 3 schematically shows an enlarged example of the distribution state of each powder. In this figure, black soil with a uniform and relatively large particle size a, fine particulate mountain sand silt b and charcoal powder c are evenly distributed, and the inorganic solidifying agent d adheres to each particle. This indicates that voids e are randomly formed between the particles by bonding the particles. This gap e is porous, indicating that a necessary amount of water can be adsorbed or stored in the rainy season, and that water can be easily discharged in the dry season.

更に、無機系固化剤は、黒土の各粒子を結合して、多数の空隙を形成する。無機系固化剤は山砂のシルト分と共に一体に固化し、ポーラス状に保持する結合材の役割を担っている。
しかしながら、無機系固化剤の一成分であるポルトランドセメントは骨材間の接合力を大きく保持できるが、それ自体が団子状になり易く、空隙を埋め易い。即ち、ポルトランドセメント量が多量であると、ポルトランドセメントは水と反応して発熱溶融し、黒土及び山砂シルト分などの回りをすっぽりと包み込んで、主剤及び骨材間の空隙を埋め易く、その結果、透水性の確保を図ることが困難となる。
そこで、ポルトランドセメント及び山砂シルト分の使用量を可及的に少量とすることが望ましく、と同時に、一定の強度を保つ必要がある。そこでポルトランドセメント及び山砂シルト分の配合割合を、黒土100重量部に対し、ポルトランドセメント15〜30重量部及び山砂のシルト分5〜15重量部とすることで均衡が図られる。ポルトランドセメント15部以下、及び山砂シルト分5部以下では、床面の構造体として強度が不足となり、30部及び15部以上では空隙が狭く適正なポーラス状態を保てないからである。
Further, the inorganic solidifying agent binds the particles of black clay to form a large number of voids. The inorganic solidifying agent solidifies integrally with silt of mountain sand and plays the role of a binder that holds it in a porous form.
However, although Portland cement, which is one component of an inorganic solidifying agent, can maintain a large bonding force between aggregates, it tends to be a dumpling itself and easily fills voids. That is, when the amount of Portland cement is large, Portland cement reacts with water and melts by heat, and completely wraps around black soil and mountain sand silt, etc., easily filling the gap between the main agent and aggregate, As a result, it becomes difficult to ensure water permeability.
Therefore, it is desirable to use as little as possible the amount of Portland cement and mountain sand silt, and at the same time, it is necessary to maintain a certain strength. Accordingly, the blending ratio of Portland cement and mountain sand silt is balanced by setting Portland cement 15-30 parts by weight and mountain sand silt 5-15 parts by weight to 100 parts by weight of black soil. If Portland cement is 15 parts or less and the mountain sand silt content is 5 parts or less, the strength of the floor structure is insufficient, and if it is 30 parts or 15 parts or more, the gap is narrow and an appropriate porous state cannot be maintained.

上記の形態に基づいて製作した本発明の無機質組成物の病原菌排除機能について説明する。
本発明の最多量な配合材料である黒土は、300〜400℃の乾燥機で乾燥させるので、病原菌の温床である有機物をほとんど含まない。更に、木炭はpH3〜4の酸性で、これを加えれば雑菌や害虫が発生し難い。
The pathogen elimination function of the inorganic composition of the present invention produced based on the above form will be described.
Since the black clay, which is the most blended material of the present invention, is dried by a dryer at 300 to 400 ° C., it hardly contains organic substances that are hotbeds of pathogenic bacteria. Furthermore, charcoal is acidic with a pH of 3 to 4, and if this is added, germs and pests are less likely to occur.

上記の形態に基づいて製作した本発明の無機質組成物の現場施工状況について床下断面図に基づき図4で説明する。
床下1は日当たりが悪く、地中2より湿気3が上昇し、空中に湿気3′が浮遊するので、外気の湿度に比べて床下1は常に高くなっている。そこで本発明の床下構造ブロック体4を設置し、固化させると、床下1の湿気3および湿気3′を吸着保水し、床下1の湿度を低く保つことができる。乾燥し過ぎる場合には、該床下構造ブロック体4より吸着保水した水分が放出され、定常的な湿度を保つことができる。
The on-site construction situation of the inorganic composition of the present invention manufactured based on the above embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.
Underfloor 1 has poor sunlight, moisture 3 rises above ground 2, and moisture 3 'floats in the air. Underfloor 1 is always higher than the humidity of outside air. Therefore, when the underfloor structure block body 4 of the present invention is installed and solidified, the moisture 3 and the moisture 3 'of the underfloor 1 are adsorbed and retained, and the humidity of the underfloor 1 can be kept low. In the case of being dried too much, the water absorbed and retained is released from the underfloor structure block body 4, and a constant humidity can be maintained.

本発明の床下構造ブロック体は、酸性度合いが強いので病原菌や雑菌などが繁殖し難く、軽量且つ適度な強度があるので、床下構造ブロック体など目的の場所での使用および持ち込みが可能である。 Since the underfloor structure block body of the present invention has a strong acidity, pathogenic bacteria and other germs are difficult to propagate, and it is lightweight and has an appropriate strength. Therefore, it can be used and brought into a target place such as the underfloor structure block body.

図1は、本発明の敷石ブロック体成形方法の一実施例における撹拌状態を示す断面図である。FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing a stirring state in an embodiment of the method for forming a paving stone block body of the present invention. 図2は、本発明の床下構造ブロック体の成形方法における加圧振動状態を示す断面図である。FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing a pressurized vibration state in the method for forming an underfloor structure block body of the present invention. 図3は、本発明の床下構造ブロック体の一実施例における粒子分布を示す模式的拡大図である。FIG. 3 is a schematic enlarged view showing the particle distribution in one embodiment of the underfloor structure block body of the present invention. 図4は、本発明の床下構造ブロック体の現場施工状況を示す床下断面図である。FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view below the floor showing the construction status of the under-floor structure block body of the present invention.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

1 床下
2 地中
3,3′ 湿気
4 床下構造ブロック体
5 木型枠
6 プレス機
7 振動子
a 黒土
b シルト
c 無機系固化剤
d 空隙
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Underfloor 2 Underground 3,3 'Humidity 4 Underfloor structure block body 5 Wooden frame 6 Press machine 7 Oscillator a Black soil b Silt c Inorganic solidifying agent d Space

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直径0.4〜0.6mmφの乾燥黒土を主成分とする建設残土100重量部に対し、山砂のシルト分5〜15重量部と、無機系固化剤であるポルトランドセメント15〜30重量部及びノニオン系界面活性剤0.1〜0.5重量部とを混合させて成る組成混合物を成形し、該成形物への散水によりその成形状態のまま固化して、該固化物が吸湿性と放湿性を兼備することを特徴とする床下構造ブロック体。 5 to 15 parts by weight of silt of mountain sand, 15 to 30 parts by weight of Portland cement as an inorganic solidifying agent, and 100 parts by weight of construction residual soil mainly composed of dry black soil having a diameter of 0.4 to 0.6 mmφ A composition mixture formed by mixing 0.1 to 0.5 parts by weight of a nonionic surfactant is molded, and solidified in the molded state by watering the molded product, so that the solidified product is hygroscopic and release. Underfloor structure block body characterized by having wettability. 乾燥黒土100重量部に対して木炭粉1〜5重量部を混合させ成る請求項1記載の床下構造ブロック体。 The underfloor structure block body according to claim 1, wherein 1 to 5 parts by weight of charcoal powder is mixed with 100 parts by weight of dry black clay. 曲げ強度が1.5〜2.5MPaであることを特徴とする請求項1又は2いずれか記載の床下構造ブロック体。 Bending strength is 1.5-2.5MPa, The underfloor structure block body of any one of Claim 1 or 2 characterized by the above-mentioned. 現場で乾燥させた直径0.4〜0.6mmφの乾燥黒土を主成分とする建設残土100重量部に対し、山砂のシルト分5〜15重量部と、無機系固化剤であるポルトランドセメント15〜30重量部及びノニオン系界面活性剤0.1〜0.5重量部に水15〜20部を混合して組成混合物とし、該組成混合物を型枠内に入れ、該型枠を振動しながらプレス圧を印加して成形した後、脱型・養生することを特徴とする床下構造ブロックの成形方法。 5 to 15 parts by weight silt of mountain sand and Portland cement 15 as an inorganic solidifying agent for 100 parts by weight of construction residual soil mainly composed of dry black soil having a diameter of 0.4 to 0.6 mmφ dried on site -30 parts by weight and nonionic surfactant 0.1-0.5 parts by weight are mixed with 15-20 parts of water to form a composition mixture. The composition mixture is placed in a mold, and the mold is vibrated. A method for forming an underfloor structural block, which is formed by applying a pressing pressure and then demolding and curing. プレス圧として2.94×10〜5.88×10Paを1〜2秒印加することを特徴とする請求項3記載の床下構造ブロック体の成形方法。 4. The method for forming an underfloor structure block body according to claim 3, wherein 2.94 × 10 5 to 5.88 × 10 5 Pa is applied as a pressing pressure for 1 to 2 seconds.
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