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JP4799605B2
JP4799605B2 JP2008293275A JP2008293275A JP4799605B2 JP 4799605 B2 JP4799605 B2 JP 4799605B2 JP 2008293275 A JP2008293275 A JP 2008293275A JP 2008293275 A JP2008293275 A JP 2008293275A JP 4799605 B2 JP4799605 B2 JP 4799605B2
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本発明は、鉄筋コンクリート造外断熱建物の、外壁の構築に好適な乾式密着型の通気性断熱複合パネルと、該通気性断熱複合パネルで構築した鉄筋コンクリート建物の外壁構造に関するものであり、建築の技術分野に属するものである。   TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a dry-contact type breathable heat insulating composite panel suitable for construction of an outer wall of a reinforced concrete outer heat insulating building, and an outer wall structure of a reinforced concrete building constructed by the breathable heat insulating composite panel. Belongs to the field.

鉄筋コンクリート造の建物を外断熱とすること、及び鉄筋コンクリート外断熱建物を乾式密着型の通気性複合パネルで構築することは、従来より種々提案されている。
図8は、特許文献1として挙げた従来例1であって、本出願人が既に実施中のものである。
即ち、従来例1(図8)は、通気用の条溝群を内面に備えた板厚25mmの押出成形セメント板と、板厚75mmの断熱材とを層着した乾式密着型の通気性断熱複合パネルである。
Various proposals have been made in the past for making a reinforced concrete building as an outer insulation and constructing a reinforced concrete outer insulation building with a dry-contact type breathable composite panel.
FIG. 8 shows Conventional Example 1 cited as Patent Document 1, which is already being implemented by the present applicant.
That is, Conventional Example 1 (FIG. 8) is a dry-contact type breathable heat insulation in which a 25 mm thick extruded cement board having a group of grooves for ventilation on the inner surface and a 75 mm thick heat insulating material are layered. It is a composite panel.

特許文献1(図8)のパネルは、図8(A)に示す如く、490mm幅の押出成形セメント板を、500mm幅の断熱材に対し、一側端で20mm落ち込み、他側端で10mm突出する形態に層着して、各パネル相互の左右接続を、相欠け接続可能とすると共に、左右接続部のセメント板間に縦目地10mmを形成するものである。
そして、25mm厚のセメント板には深さ13mmの条溝群を配置し、条溝群で断熱材からの湿気を放出するものである。
また、図8(B)は、図8(A)のパネルの変形例であって、断熱材側にも、深さ10mmの対面条溝を配置し、条溝深さを増大し、パネル内の条溝の貫流空気の貫流性向上を図ったものである。
As shown in FIG. 8 (A), the panel of Patent Document 1 (FIG. 8) has a 490 mm wide extruded cement board that is 20 mm lower than one 500 mm wide heat insulating material and protrudes 10 mm at the other end. In this configuration, the left and right connections between the panels can be phase-separated, and a vertical joint 10 mm is formed between the cement plates at the left and right connection portions.
A 25 mm thick cement board is provided with a groove group having a depth of 13 mm, and the groove group releases moisture from the heat insulating material.
FIG. 8B is a modification of the panel of FIG. 8A, and a facing groove having a depth of 10 mm is also arranged on the heat insulating material side to increase the groove depth, This is intended to improve the air flow through the groove.

また、図9は、従来例2として挙げた型枠兼用外断熱パネルであって、図9(A)に示す如く、硬質発泡プラスチックの断熱ボードの層着面に通気溝群を配置し、外装下地材を層着面に一体化層着すると共に、外装下地材の両側に相欠け段差を形成し、一方の相欠け段差には目地部材を付設したものである。   Further, FIG. 9 shows an external heat insulation panel used as a mold as mentioned in the conventional example 2, and as shown in FIG. 9 (A), a ventilation groove group is arranged on the surface of the hard foam plastic heat insulation board, The base material is integrally layered on the layering surface, and a phase defect step is formed on both sides of the exterior base material, and a joint member is attached to one phase defect step.

そして、図9(B)に示す如く、断熱ボードの上端面又は下端面の一部に、各縦通気溝を左右方向に連通させる側端まで開口する横連通溝を形成し、この横連通溝及び断熱ボードの上端面又は下端面を覆う開口部上部(下部)用下地部材を配置し、断熱ボードの上端面又は下端面を、開口部上部(下部)用下地部材で覆って露出を防止し、上端部又は下端部の各縦通気溝を、横連通溝で開口部の両側などに通気可能としたものである。
特開2008−2159号公報 特開2007−285023号公報
Then, as shown in FIG. 9 (B), a lateral communication groove that opens to a side end that communicates each vertical ventilation groove in the left-right direction is formed in a part of the upper end surface or the lower end surface of the heat insulation board. In addition, a base member for the upper part (lower part) of the opening that covers the upper or lower surface of the heat insulation board is arranged, and the upper or lower surface of the heat insulation board is covered with a base member for the upper part (lower part) of the opening to prevent exposure. The vertical ventilation grooves at the upper end portion or the lower end portion can be ventilated on both sides of the opening portion by the lateral communication grooves.
JP 2008-2159 A JP 2007-285023 A

従来例1(図8)の複合パネルは、押出成形セメント板が、セメント、硅酸質原料、繊維原料を主原料として板状に押出成形し、オートクレーブ養生した高強度パネルであるため、複合パネルにコンクリート型枠としての十分な強度を保証し、且つ、通気用条溝群によって所定の通気機能を保証するものとなるが、深さ13mm前後の条溝群を確保するために、板厚は25mmとなり、標準サイズの高さ2680mm、幅490mmのセメント板自体が35kg/mと重くなり、しかも、切断、セパレータ挿通孔、アンカーボルト挿通孔等の孔開けの加工性も無い。 The composite panel of Conventional Example 1 (FIG. 8) is a high-strength panel in which an extrusion-molded cement board is extruded into a plate shape using cement, an oxalic acid raw material, and a fiber raw material as main raw materials, and is cured in an autoclave. In order to ensure sufficient strength as a concrete formwork and to ensure a predetermined ventilation function by the groove group for ventilation, in order to secure the groove group of about 13 mm depth, The standard size cement board with a height of 2680 mm and a width of 490 mm is as heavy as 35 kg / m 2, and there is no workability for drilling such as cutting, separator insertion holes and anchor bolt insertion holes.

そして、複合パネルは、該セメント板に、75mm厚で断熱欠損の無い平坦板状で軽い(1.5kg/m)断熱材を層着して、コンクリート外壁の外側捨枠として用いるが、重量36.5kg/mのパネルを、衝突損傷の生じないように型枠組みする作業は、困難な作業であり、施工面からも、外壁用複合パネルの軽量化の要望がある。 The composite panel is used as an outer frame of the concrete outer wall by laminating a light plate (1.5 kg / m 2 ) with a flat plate shape that is 75 mm thick and has no insulation defect on the cement plate. The work of forming a 36.5 kg / m 2 panel so as not to cause collision damage is a difficult work, and there is also a demand for weight reduction of the composite panel for the outer wall from the construction side.

また、押出成形セメント板は、口金での押出成形品であるため、剛構造のセメント板に、どのような断面形状の条溝群も、設計どおりに、且つ、量産システムで形成出来るが、製造過程での乾燥時に反りが発生して、断熱材との一体化層着時に、反りを原因とするひび割れの生ずる危険がある。
そのため、押出成形セメント板は、反りの発生を抑制するために、幅が短尺(標準:490mm)となり、複合パネル幅も短尺となって、コンクリート外壁面への張設形態では、外壁の並列接合目地(縦目地)が多くなり、外壁面の仕上げ作業量も大となる。
In addition, since the extrusion-molded cement board is an extrusion-molded product with a die, any cross-sectional groove group can be formed on a rigid cement board as designed and in a mass production system. There is a risk that warpage occurs during drying in the process, and cracks due to warpage occur when the layer is integrated with the heat insulating material.
Therefore, the extrusion-molded cement board has a short width (standard: 490 mm) and a composite panel width that is short in order to suppress the occurrence of warpage. The number of joints (vertical joints) increases and the amount of finishing work on the outer wall surface also increases.

しかも、複合パネルの必要剛性を負担する押出成形セメント板が通気用条溝群を備えていること、外壁への張着形態では、上下複合パネルのセメント板間には、施工時の衝突欠損防止、完成建物での地震時のセメント板相互の衝突欠損防止の観点から、横目地(間隔)を形成、保持する事が必須であるため、複合パネル相互の上下接続部、即ち横目地部の、上下セメント板間での上下条溝群の連通接続施工は、シーリングのバックアップ材を兼用する断面形状の小さな、ハニカム通気バッカーを採用して、本願発明者が開発した技術手法によってのみ可能であって、煩雑、且つ精緻な作業であって、生産性の低い作業である。   In addition, the extruded cement board that bears the required rigidity of the composite panel is equipped with a group of grooves for ventilation, and when it is attached to the outer wall, between the cement boards of the upper and lower composite panels, collision loss during construction is prevented. From the viewpoint of preventing collision loss between cement boards at the time of an earthquake in a completed building, it is essential to form and maintain horizontal joints (intervals), so the vertical connection part between composite panels, that is, the horizontal joint part, The connection of the upper and lower groove groups between the upper and lower cement plates is possible only by the technique developed by the inventor of the present application, adopting a honeycomb ventilation backer with a small cross-sectional shape that also serves as a sealing backup material. It is a complicated and elaborate work with low productivity.

また、図8(B)の改良型にあっても、断熱材側の条溝は、断熱欠損の少ない10mm深さではあるが、押出成形セメント板の条溝群は型成形であり、断熱材の条溝群は板材への後加工であるため、押出成形セメント板と断熱材との設計どおりの、各条溝群を整合させる層着は、煩雑、且つ精緻な作業となり、通気機能向上の効果が少ない割に、製作が煩雑、且つ困難であり、断熱材の条溝切欠による断熱欠損も伴なうものであって、施工面でも図8(A)のパネル同様の煩雑、且つ精緻な作業を要し、生産性の低い作業である。   Further, even in the improved type shown in FIG. 8B, the groove on the heat insulating material side has a depth of 10 mm with few heat insulation defects, but the groove group of the extruded cement board is molded, and the heat insulating material Since this groove group is a post-processing on the plate material, layering to align each groove group as designed of the extruded cement board and the heat insulating material is a complicated and precise work, improving the ventilation function Although it is less effective, it is complicated and difficult to manufacture, and it is accompanied by a heat insulation defect due to the groove notch of the heat insulating material. The construction is also complicated and precise as in the panel of FIG. It requires work and is a low productivity work.

また、従来例2(図9)の型枠兼用外断熱パネルは、外装下地材が厚さ10〜16mmの繊維混合セメント板であって、左右両側縁に連結目地段差を設けて、弾性プラスチックの目地部材を配したものであり、打設コンクリートの「ノロ」の漏出を防止すると共に、パネル相互の位置合せも容易としているが、一側の連結目地部がパネル側縁から突出しているため、梱包、運搬、製作、取付け作業時に損傷する問題がある。   Further, the external heat insulation panel for both the formwork of Conventional Example 2 (FIG. 9) is a fiber-mixed cement board whose exterior base material is 10 to 16 mm in thickness, provided with joint joint steps on both left and right edges, and made of elastic plastic. The joint material is arranged, and it prevents the leakage of `` noro '' of the cast concrete and facilitates the mutual alignment of the panels, but because the joint joint on one side protrudes from the panel side edge, There is a problem of damage during packing, transportation, production and installation.

また、断熱ボードは、厚さが30〜60mmで、縦通気溝も20mmの深さであるため、縦通気溝による断熱欠損が大である。
また、横連通溝の配置は、カッター種類が異なるため、縦通気溝と同時に切欠配置出来ず、パネル製作の作業性が悪い。
そして、縦通気溝(深さ20mm)と断熱ボード(厚さ30〜60mm)の厚さとの関係から、コンクリート打設時の側圧(平均:6ton/m)により、横連通溝部が変形する怖れもある。
Further, since the heat insulating board has a thickness of 30 to 60 mm and the vertical ventilation groove is also 20 mm deep, the heat insulation defect due to the vertical ventilation groove is large.
Further, since the horizontal communication grooves are arranged in different types of cutters, the cutouts cannot be arranged at the same time as the vertical ventilation grooves, resulting in poor panel manufacturing workability.
And from the relationship between the vertical ventilation groove (depth 20 mm) and the thickness of the heat insulation board (thickness 30 to 60 mm), the lateral communication groove may be deformed by the side pressure (average: 6 ton / m 2 ) at the time of placing concrete. There is also.

しかも、従来例1(図8)も従来例2(図9)も、共にセメント板(外装下地材)が断熱材(断熱ボード)と、条溝部以外の面で、面接着しているため、外装下地材(セメント板)への日射加熱は、直ちに、断熱材(断熱ボード)への加熱、蓄熱となり、断熱材(断熱ボード)への熱負荷となって、パネルによる建物内部の外断熱保護作用を低下させる。
本発明は、これら従来例1,2の問題点を一挙に解決、又は改善するものであり、新規な外断熱複合パネル、及び該パネルを適用した省エネルギー化を達成する鉄筋コンクリート建物の外壁構造を提供するものである。
Moreover, in both Conventional Example 1 (FIG. 8) and Conventional Example 2 (FIG. 9), the cement plate (exterior base material) is bonded to the heat insulating material (heat insulating board) and the surface other than the groove portion, Solar radiation heating to the exterior base material (cement board) immediately heats and stores the heat insulating material (heat insulating board), and becomes a heat load to the heat insulating material (heat insulating board), protecting the outside heat insulation inside the building by the panel Reduce action.
The present invention solves or improves the problems of the conventional examples 1 and 2 all at once, and provides a novel outer heat insulating composite panel and an outer wall structure of a reinforced concrete building that achieves energy saving by applying the panel. To do.

本発明の通気性断熱複合パネル1は、例えば図1に示す如く、外装下地材2Aと断熱層2Eとの間に、外側の第1通気層G1と内側の第2通気層G2とを備えた外壁用通気性断熱複合パネル1であって、外装下地材2Aは、軽量、高強度の薄剛板であり、内面に縦桟2Bを適宜間隔で固着し、断熱層2Eは、外装下地材2Aと同幅の発泡プラスチック系断熱板であって、外面に通気胴縁2Dを適宜間隔で固着し、通気胴縁2D外面には、両面が輻射熱反射機能を備えた反射層2Cを添着し、断熱層2E側の反射層2Cを、外装下地材2A側の縦桟2Bが通気胴縁2Dと挟着形態で一体化層着したものである。   For example, as shown in FIG. 1, the breathable heat insulating composite panel 1 of the present invention includes an outer first ventilation layer G1 and an inner second ventilation layer G2 between an exterior base material 2A and a heat insulation layer 2E. The outer wall breathable heat insulating composite panel 1, the exterior base material 2A is a lightweight, high-strength thin rigid plate, the vertical rails 2B are fixed to the inner surface at appropriate intervals, and the heat insulating layer 2E is the exterior base material 2A. A foamed plastic heat insulating plate having the same width as that of the above, with the ventilator rim 2D fixed to the outer surface at appropriate intervals, and the outer surface of the ventilator rim 2D is attached with a reflective layer 2C having a radiation heat reflecting function on both sides, The reflective layer 2C on the layer 2E side is formed by integrally attaching the vertical beam 2B on the exterior base material 2A side to the ventilator edge 2D in a sandwiched manner.

この場合、外装下地材2Aは、コンクリート型枠組みに耐え、外壁の外装下地材としての最低限の強度、耐衝撃性、耐水性を備えた板厚16mm以下の薄剛板であって、酸化マグネシウム(Mg)と硅砂とを主成分とし、両面にガラス繊維不織布を埋設した、軽量(10kg/m)、高強度(100kgf/cm)で12mm厚のマグネシウムセメント板や、火山礫(Sa)とフライアッシュとを主原料とし、ガラス繊維を補強材に用いてフェノール樹脂で固めた、軽量(12.4kg/m)、高強度(100kgf/cm)で13mm厚のフェノール樹脂板や、セメントとフライアッシュとを主原料とし、繊維を配合した、軽量(13.8〜18.4kg/m)、高強度(123kgf/cm)で、12mm、14mm、15mm、16mm厚の繊維混入セメント硅酸カルシウム板等を採用すれば良い。 In this case, the exterior base material 2A is a thin rigid plate having a thickness of 16 mm or less, which has a minimum strength, impact resistance, and water resistance as an exterior base material of the outer wall, and is capable of withstanding a concrete frame. Lightweight (10 kg / m 2 ), high strength (100 kgf / cm 2 ), 12 mm thick magnesium cement plate with volcanic gravel (Sa) And light ash (12.4 kg / m 2 ), high strength (100 kgf / cm 2 ), 13 mm thick phenol resin plate Cement and fly ash as main raw materials, blended with fibers, lightweight (13.8 to 18.4 kg / m 2 ), high strength (123 kgf / cm 2 ), 12 mm, 14 mm, 15 mm, 16 mm thick fiber mixture Cement succinic acid It may be employed calcium plate or the like.

また、断熱層2Eとしての発泡プラスチック系断熱板は、通気胴縁2Dを一体化接着出来る保形性を備えたものであれば良く、押出法ポリスチレンフォーム、ビーズ法ポリスチレンフォーム、硬質ウレタンフォーム、等のJISA9511の発泡プラスチック系断熱材が採用可能であり、典型的には、平成11年告示による「次世代省エネ基準」で、一番厳しいI地区(北海道)の、外断熱工法を採用する場合の、熱抵抗値1.8m/mkをクリアーする厚さ75mmのJISA9511の押出法ポリスチレンフォーム板である。 Further, the foamed plastic heat insulating plate as the heat insulating layer 2E may have any shape retaining property capable of integrally bonding the ventilator edge 2D, such as an extrusion method polystyrene foam, a bead method polystyrene foam, a rigid urethane foam, etc. JIS 9595 foamed plastic insulation can be used. Typically, the “Next Generation Energy Conservation Standards” announced in 1999 will be used. This is a polystyrene foam plate of JISA9511 having a thickness of 75 mm that clears a thermal resistance value of 1.8 m 2 / mk.

また、反射層2Cは、表裏両面が輻射熱反射層であれば良く、アルミ箔等の輻射熱反射機能を表裏両面に備えた薄板、シート等の採用が可能であり、厚さ3mmのアクリル樹脂板、厚さ4mmの合板等の両面にアルミ箔を添着した薄板を採用すれば、寸法安定性があって、第1通気層G1及び第2通気層G2への空気流aの流入、流出時にも変位しないため好ましいが、典型的には、コスト面、準備面等から、プラスチックフィルムの両面にアルミ箔を添着した0.022mm厚の、慣用のアルミ箔フィルムである。   In addition, the reflection layer 2C may be a radiation heat reflection layer on both the front and back surfaces, and it is possible to adopt a thin plate or sheet having a radiation heat reflection function on both the front and back surfaces such as an aluminum foil, and a 3 mm thick acrylic resin plate, If a thin plate with aluminum foil attached to both sides, such as a 4mm thick plywood, is used, there will be dimensional stability and it will be displaced even when the air flow a flows into and out of the first and second ventilation layers G1 and G2. However, it is typically a conventional aluminum foil film having a thickness of 0.022 mm in which an aluminum foil is attached to both surfaces of the plastic film in view of cost, preparation, and the like.

また、通気胴縁2Dは、表面に反射層2Cを張設して、反射層2Cと断熱層2E表面との間に、内側通気層G2を形成するものであり、縦桟2Bは、反射層2Cと外装下地材2A内面との間に、外側通気層G1を形成するものであるから、通気胴縁2Dの幅、厚さ、及び縦桟2Bの幅、厚さは、パネル1の強度、第1、第2通気層G1,G2の空気流a貫流機能の面から適宜決定すれば良いが、理論上、ドラフト上昇空気流aの流速は、0.01m/s以上であれば、最小限の放湿による結露防止機能、輻射熱排出機能、及び外装下地材冷却機能が保証出来る。
そのため、典型的には、通気胴縁2Dと縦桟2Bとは、共に、同幅(標準:50mm)で、図1(B)の如く、1パネル内に5本配置し、第1通気層G1の深さは14mm、第2通気層G2の深さは15mmで、第1通気層G1も第2通気層G2も、理論上、0.028m/sのドラフト上昇空気流aが得られるものである。
The ventilator edge 2D has a reflective layer 2C stretched on the surface thereof to form an inner ventilation layer G2 between the reflective layer 2C and the surface of the heat insulating layer 2E. Since the outer ventilation layer G1 is formed between 2C and the inner surface of the exterior base material 2A, the width and thickness of the ventilation trunk edge 2D and the width and thickness of the vertical rail 2B are the strength of the panel 1, The air flow a of the first and second ventilation layers G1 and G2 may be appropriately determined from the viewpoint of the through-flow function. Theoretically, if the flow velocity of the draft rising air flow a is 0.01 m / s or more, the minimum The function of preventing condensation due to moisture release, the function of discharging radiant heat, and the function of cooling the exterior base material can be guaranteed.
Therefore, typically, the ventilation trunk edge 2D and the vertical beam 2B are both the same width (standard: 50 mm), and five are arranged in one panel as shown in FIG. The depth of G1 is 14 mm, the depth of the second ventilation layer G2 is 15 mm, and both the first ventilation layer G1 and the second ventilation layer G2 theoretically provide a draft rising air flow a of 0.028 m / s. It is.

従って、本発明の通気性断熱複合パネル1で鉄筋コンクリート建物の外壁を外断熱被覆すれば、日射により高温化した外壁を、反射層2Cと外装下地材2A間の第1通気層G1を貫流するドラフト上昇空気流aが冷却し、反射層2Cによる輻射熱反射作用で、第1通気層G1内の高温熱を、パネル内側、即ち断熱層2E、に付加すること無く上昇空気流aで排除し、反射層2Cは、外装下地材2A側から断熱層2E側への熱伝達を、対流、輻射、伝導の面で抑制し、断熱層2Eを熱的に保護する。   Therefore, if the outer wall of the reinforced concrete building is covered with the heat insulating composite panel 1 of the present invention, the draft that flows through the first ventilation layer G1 between the reflective layer 2C and the exterior base material 2A through the outer wall heated by solar radiation. The rising air flow a is cooled, and the high-temperature heat in the first ventilation layer G1 is eliminated by the rising air flow a without being added to the inside of the panel, that is, the heat insulating layer 2E, by the radiant heat reflection action by the reflection layer 2C, and reflected. The layer 2C suppresses heat transfer from the exterior base material 2A side to the heat insulating layer 2E side in terms of convection, radiation, and conduction, and thermally protects the heat insulating layer 2E.

そして、反射層2Cと断熱層2Eとの間の第2通気層G2は、断熱層2Eからの湿気(水蒸気)をドラフト上昇空気流aで排除し、断熱層2Eの吸湿による断熱機能低下を抑制する。
そのため、通気性外断熱複合パネル1は、外壁表面からの日射熱を断熱層2Eに加熱・蓄熱することなく、且つ、断熱層2Eの水蒸気(湿気)を外部に放出する、省エネルギー性及び衛生面で優れた、高品質のコンクリート外断熱外壁を提供する。
その上、第2通気層G2の外側面を構成する反射層2Cは、第2通気層G2内の輻射熱の一部を断熱層2Eに還元付加して、室内暖房時期での、断熱層2Eの冷却抑制作用も期待出来る。
The second ventilation layer G2 between the reflective layer 2C and the heat insulating layer 2E eliminates moisture (water vapor) from the heat insulating layer 2E with the draft rising air flow a, and suppresses a decrease in heat insulating function due to moisture absorption of the heat insulating layer 2E. To do.
Therefore, the breathable outer heat insulating composite panel 1 does not heat and store the solar heat from the outer wall surface in the heat insulating layer 2E, and releases the water vapor (humidity) of the heat insulating layer 2E to the outside. Providing excellent, high-quality concrete exterior insulation exterior walls.
In addition, the reflective layer 2C constituting the outer surface of the second ventilation layer G2 reduces and adds part of the radiant heat in the second ventilation layer G2 to the heat insulation layer 2E, so that the heat insulation layer 2E is heated during the indoor heating period. Cooling suppression effect can also be expected.

しかも、外装下地材2Aが裏面に外気流通用の第1通気層G1の空間を備えているため、外壁構築時に、各パネル1の第1通気層G1への外気の導入、排出を保証する形態に、各パネル1を張設することにより、強風時にも、外装下地材2Aの外面側、即ち外壁外面、と外装下地材2A内面とが、等圧、又は等圧近似の風圧となり、外壁の外装材(外装下地材2A+外装仕上材4)への剥離作用が大きく減少出来、台風時等にあっても、外装材の変形や剥離の生じない外壁の提供を可能とする。   In addition, since the exterior base material 2A has the space of the first ventilation layer G1 for circulating the outside air on the back surface, it is ensured that outside air is introduced into and discharged from the first ventilation layer G1 of each panel 1 when the outer wall is constructed. In addition, by stretching each panel 1, the outer surface side of the exterior base material 2A, that is, the outer surface of the exterior base material and the inner surface of the exterior base material 2A become the same pressure, or an equivalent pressure approximate wind pressure even in a strong wind. The peeling action on the exterior material (exterior base material 2A + exterior finishing material 4) can be greatly reduced, and it is possible to provide an outer wall that does not cause deformation or separation of the exterior material even during a typhoon or the like.

また、本発明の通気性断熱複合パネル1は、断熱層2Eと外装下地材2Aとが、両側縁で左右相欠け接合用の段差d1を保持し、且つ、断熱層2Eが、上下端で上下相欠け接合用の欠込C2を備えているのが好ましい。
尚、パネル1は、製作上、施工上の観点から、側面では、図1(B)に示す如く、断熱層2Eと通気胴縁2Dとは面一に、外装下地材2Aと縦桟2Bとは面一にしておくものであり、この場合、断熱層2E側と外装下地材2A側との側面での相欠け接合用の段差d1は、標準10mmを確保する。
Further, in the breathable heat insulating composite panel 1 of the present invention, the heat insulating layer 2E and the exterior base material 2A hold the step d1 for left and right phase chipping bonding at both side edges, and the heat insulating layer 2E has upper and lower ends at the upper and lower ends. It is preferable to provide a notch C2 for phase chip joining.
In addition, from the viewpoint of manufacturing and construction, the panel 1 has a side wall 2E and a vertical rail 2B, as shown in FIG. In this case, the step d1 for phase-breaking joining on the side surfaces of the heat insulating layer 2E side and the exterior base material 2A side is ensured to be 10 mm as a standard.

また、断熱層2Eの上下端の相欠け接続用の欠込C2は、図2に示す如く、下端では断熱層後面側、上端では断熱層前面側に形成するのが好ましく、欠込C2の高さd2は、標準20mm確保すれば良い。
この場合、パネル1相互の上下接合は、図6(A)に示す如く、上下パネルの断熱層の衝合当接面は、パネル後面側がパネル前面側より欠込C2の段差d2(標準:20mm)高くなり、例え、パネル上下当接面から雨水等が浸入しても、コンクリート床スラブ表面Sfへ浸入することはない。
In addition, as shown in FIG. 2, the notch C2 for connecting the phase claw at the upper and lower ends of the heat insulating layer 2E is preferably formed on the rear surface side of the heat insulating layer at the lower end and on the front surface side of the heat insulating layer at the upper end. The standard length d2 may be 20 mm.
In this case, as shown in FIG. 6 (A), the upper and lower panels 1 and 2 are joined to each other at the abutting contact surface of the heat insulating layer on the rear surface side of the panel from the front side of the panel with a step d2 (standard: 20 mm). ) Even if rainwater or the like enters from the panel upper and lower contact surfaces, it does not enter the concrete floor slab surface Sf.

従って、本発明のパネル1を用いれば、コンクリート外壁の捨型枠としての、各パネル1相互の、上下左右の断熱層2E相互の衝合当接配置作業が容易であり、図5(A)に示す如く、各パネル1相互の左右当接面での、断熱層当接面dyと外装下地材当接面dy´とが相欠け接合形態となって、コンクリート打設時の、断熱層2E裏面から外装下地材2A表面への、コンクリート液(ノロ)の漏出が阻止出来、各パネル1の上下当接面での、断熱層2E相互の上下相欠け当接面によって、コンクリート打設時の、断熱層後面から断熱層前面へのノロ(コンクリート液)の漏出も阻止出来る。   Therefore, if the panel 1 of the present invention is used, the abutting and abutting work of the upper and lower, left and right heat insulating layers 2E between the panels 1 as a discarded frame of the concrete outer wall is easy, and FIG. As shown in FIG. 2, the heat insulation layer contact surface dy and the exterior base material contact surface dy ′ on the left and right contact surfaces of the panels 1 are in a phase-bonded form, and the heat insulation layer 2E at the time of placing the concrete. It is possible to prevent leakage of the concrete liquid (NORO) from the back surface to the surface of the exterior base material 2A. In addition, leakage of concrete (concrete liquid) from the rear surface of the heat insulation layer to the front surface of the heat insulation layer can be prevented.

また、本発明の複合パネルにあっては、図2に示す如く、反射層2Cの上端及び下端は、通気胴縁2D間で、断熱層2Eに延展固定した通気バッカー2Fで固定保持するのが好ましい。
この場合、通気バッカー2Fは、図2(D)に示す如く、高さFhが20mm、厚さFtが第2通気層G2の深さと等寸の15mmで、長さが各通気胴縁2D間に亘るものを採用すれば良い。
そして、上端の通気バッカー2Fは、上端を、外装下地材2Aの上端と揃えて配置し、下端の通気バッカー2Fの下端縁は、パネル下端2d面、即ち、断熱層下端面から小寸dε(標準:3mm)突出形態とするのが、パネル1の上下接合形態での、断熱層2Eの当接面への外部からの雨水浸入阻止上から好ましい。
In the composite panel of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 2, the upper end and the lower end of the reflective layer 2C are fixed and held by a ventilation backer 2F extended and fixed to the heat insulating layer 2E between the ventilation cylinder edges 2D. preferable.
In this case, as shown in FIG. 2 (D), the ventilation backer 2F has a height Fh of 20 mm, a thickness Ft of 15 mm which is the same size as the depth of the second ventilation layer G2, and a length between the ventilation cylinder edges 2D. What is necessary is just to employ | adopt.
And the upper end ventilation backer 2F is arranged so that the upper end is aligned with the upper end of the exterior base material 2A, and the lower end edge of the lower end ventilation backer 2F is smaller than the panel lower end 2d surface, that is, the heat insulation layer lower end surface. (Standard: 3 mm) The protrusion form is preferable from the standpoint of preventing rainwater from entering the contact surface of the heat insulating layer 2E when the panel 1 is vertically joined.

従って、反射層2Cの上端及び下端が通気バッカー2Fで保持されるため、反射層2Cとしては、それ自体慣用品として、安価で入手容易な、0.022mmのアルミ箔フィルム2Cの採用が可能となり、第1通気層G1と第2通気層G2とを仕切るアルミ箔フィルム2Cは、上下端での風圧による「バタツキ」を生ずることはない。
そして、図2(B),(C)の如く、アルミ箔フィルム2Cの上端縁、即ち上端通気バッカー2Fの上端縁を外装下地材2Aの上端縁と面一にすることにより、図4(B)に示す如く、パネル1の上下接合部の横目地間隔dxからの第1通気層G1及び第2通気層G2への空気流aが保証出来る。
Therefore, since the upper end and the lower end of the reflective layer 2C are held by the ventilation backer 2F, it is possible to adopt a 0.022 mm aluminum foil film 2C that is inexpensive and easily available as the reflective layer 2C. The aluminum foil film 2C that partitions the first ventilation layer G1 and the second ventilation layer G2 does not cause “flapping” due to wind pressure at the upper and lower ends.
Then, as shown in FIGS. 2B and 2C, the upper end edge of the aluminum foil film 2C, that is, the upper end edge of the upper end ventilation backer 2F is flush with the upper end edge of the exterior base material 2A. ), The air flow a to the first ventilation layer G1 and the second ventilation layer G2 from the horizontal joint distance dx of the upper and lower joints of the panel 1 can be ensured.

また、本発明複合パネル1にあっては、断熱層2Eは、厚さT6が75mm、幅EWが910mmの押出法ポリスチレンフォーム板であり、通気胴縁2Dは、木粉とポリスチレン樹脂とから成る高密度発泡ポリスチレン合成木材の、厚さTdが20mm、幅a1が50mmの板材であって、通気胴縁2Dは、断熱層2Eの固着用切欠Ecを介して接着一体化するのが好ましい。
この場合、固着用切欠Ecは、通気胴縁2Dを強固に接着一体化するためであり、通気胴縁2Dは断熱層2Eの表面からの突出寸法で第2通気層G2を形成するものであるため、典型的には、図3(F)の如く、深さ(d4)5mmの固着用切欠Ecを、両端及び中間部に計5本配置する。
In the composite panel 1 of the present invention, the heat insulating layer 2E is an extruded polystyrene foam plate having a thickness T6 of 75 mm and a width EW of 910 mm, and the ventilator edge 2D is made of wood powder and polystyrene resin. The high density expanded polystyrene synthetic wood is a plate material having a thickness Td of 20 mm and a width a1 of 50 mm, and the ventilator edge 2D is preferably bonded and integrated through a fixing notch Ec of the heat insulating layer 2E.
In this case, the fixing notch Ec is for firmly bonding and integrating the ventilation trunk edge 2D, and the ventilation trunk edge 2D forms the second ventilation layer G2 with a protruding dimension from the surface of the heat insulating layer 2E. Therefore, typically, as shown in FIG. 3 (F), a total of five fixing notches Ec having a depth (d4) of 5 mm are arranged at both ends and in the middle.

従って、断熱層2Eは、平成11年告示の「次世代省エネ基準」での熱抵抗値1.8m/mk(断熱材厚:65mm)をクリアーし、通気胴縁2Dは、ウレタン樹脂系接着剤を採用することにより、断熱層2Eに対して、接着剤の相溶性と一部埋設形態との相乗効果によって強固に固定出来る。
そして、通気胴縁2D群の断熱層2E面への埋設固定は、断熱層2Eの断熱欠損の抑制の下に、十分なドラフト通気性能を付与したものとなり、断熱層幅EW(910mm)に対する各通気胴縁2Dの埋設配置面積も、通気胴縁2Dの5本使用で30%以下に抑えられる。
そのため、本発明のパネルは、伝導熱の低減と輻射熱の遮断に優れた省エネルギー性に富むものとなる。
Therefore, the heat insulation layer 2E clears the heat resistance value of 1.8 m 2 / mk (heat insulation material thickness: 65 mm) according to the “next generation energy saving standard” announced in 1999, and the ventilator edge 2D is bonded with urethane resin. By adopting the agent, the heat insulating layer 2E can be firmly fixed by the synergistic effect of the compatibility of the adhesive and the partially embedded form.
And the embedding fixation to the heat insulation layer 2E surface of the ventilation trunk edge 2D group gives sufficient draft ventilation performance under the suppression of the heat insulation defect of the heat insulation layer 2E, and each for the heat insulation layer width EW (910 mm). The buried arrangement area of the ventilator edge 2D is also suppressed to 30% or less by using five ventilator edges 2D.
For this reason, the panel of the present invention is rich in energy saving properties excellent in reducing conduction heat and blocking radiant heat.

また、本発明のパネル1にあっては、外装下地材2Aは、幅AWが断熱層2Eと同幅で、厚さT2が12〜16mm、重量が10〜18kg/m、強度が100〜123kgf/cmの薄剛板であって、縦桟2Bが外装下地材2Aと同材質、且つ同厚であるのが好ましい。
この場合、外装下地材2Aとしては、重量が10kg/m、強度が100kgf/cm、厚さが12mmのマグネシウムセメント板や、重量が12.4kg/m、強度が100kgf/cm、厚さが13mmのフェノール樹脂板も採用が可能であるが、典型的には、セメントとフライアッシュとを主原料とし、繊維を配合した、重量15.6kg/m、強度(曲げ強度)123kgf/cm、厚さ14mmのセメント硅酸カルシウム板である。
In the panel 1 of the present invention, the exterior base material 2A has the same width AW as the heat insulating layer 2E, a thickness T2 of 12 to 16 mm, a weight of 10 to 18 kg / m 2 , and a strength of 100 to 100. It is a 123 kgf / cm < 2 > thin rigid plate, and the vertical beam 2B is preferably the same material and the same thickness as the exterior base material 2A.
In this case, as the exterior base material 2A, a magnesium cement board having a weight of 10 kg / m 2 , a strength of 100 kgf / cm 2 and a thickness of 12 mm, a weight of 12.4 kg / m 2 and a strength of 100 kgf / cm 2 , A phenolic resin plate with a thickness of 13 mm can also be used, but typically, cement and fly ash are the main raw materials and the fiber is blended, weight 15.6 kg / m 2 , strength (bending strength) 123 kgf / Cm 2 , a cement calcium oxalate plate with a thickness of 14 mm.

そのため、外装下地材2Aは、幅910mm、高さ2680mmの標準パネル(中間階用パネル)にあっては、1枚当り重量が39.8kgであり、比重が従来の押出成形セメント板の略1/2で、且つ薄板(14mm)であるので、従来の押出成形セメント板の幅(標準:490mm)より遥かに広幅(910mm)サイズとしても、尚、従来の押出成形セメント板の86%重量に軽量化出来、しかも、曲げ強度が100kgf/cmあれば、パネル1をコンクリート捨型枠に採用しても、型枠組みのための強度、外装下地材としての強度が十分である。 Therefore, the exterior base material 2A has a weight of 39.8 kg per standard panel (middle floor panel) having a width of 910 mm and a height of 2680 mm, and the specific gravity is approximately 1 of that of a conventional extruded cement board. / 2 and a thin plate (14 mm), so that the width (910 mm) is much wider than the width of the conventional extruded cement plate (standard: 490 mm), but still 86% weight of the conventional extruded cement plate If the weight can be reduced and the bending strength is 100 kgf / cm 2 , the strength for the mold frame and the strength as the exterior base material are sufficient even if the panel 1 is adopted as the concrete formwork frame.

そして、断熱層2E側の通気胴縁2Dに対応して、外装下地材2Aの裏面(内面)側に配置する縦桟2Bは、外装下地材2Aと同材質で、同厚(14mm)としたため、外装下地材2Aから切り出して準備することが出来、外装下地材2Aの端材の利用も可能となって、複合パネル1製作の部材種類が少なく出来て、部材管理上有利であると共に、耐透水性、吸水による長さ変化率、熱膨張率等の物性も同一であることにより、縦桟2Bを層着一体化した外装下地材2Aも、耐用歪の生じない、あたかも一体成形品としての寸法安定性が得られる。   And the vertical beam 2B arranged on the back surface (inner surface) side of the exterior base material 2A corresponding to the ventilation trunk edge 2D on the heat insulation layer 2E side is made of the same material and the same thickness (14 mm) as the exterior base material 2A. The outer base material 2A can be cut out and prepared, the end material of the outer base material 2A can be used, and the number of types of members for manufacturing the composite panel 1 can be reduced, which is advantageous in terms of member management and resistance. Since the physical properties such as water permeability, length change rate due to water absorption, thermal expansion coefficient, etc. are the same, the exterior base material 2A in which the vertical rails 2B are layered and integrated is also free from distortion, as if it were an integrally molded product. Dimensional stability is obtained.

従って、パネル1は、図1(B)に示す如く、断熱層2Eに強固に埋設接着された通気胴縁2Dに対し、外装下地材2Aと一体化した縦桟2B部での、釘Naの打込みによって外装下地材2Aを断熱層2E側と一体化することにより、耐用中に寸法歪の生じない、且つ、軽量で、十分な強度を有するものとなる。
そのため、本発明の複合パネル1は、従来の押出成形セメント板を用いた複合パネル(標準幅:490mm)より、約1.8倍の広幅(標準:910mm)であっても、重量が略半分と軽量化出来、施工現場では、揚重機が無くても人手で扱えるため、作業性が向上し、従来の施工現場からの軽量化要望に応えることが出来る。
Therefore, as shown in FIG. 1 (B), the panel 1 is formed of the nail Na at the vertical beam 2B portion integrated with the exterior base material 2A with respect to the ventilation trunk edge 2D firmly embedded and bonded to the heat insulating layer 2E. By integrating the exterior base material 2A with the heat insulating layer 2E side by driving, dimensional distortion does not occur during the service life, and it is lightweight and has sufficient strength.
Therefore, even if the composite panel 1 of the present invention is about 1.8 times wider (standard: 910 mm) than the conventional composite panel (standard width: 490 mm) using an extruded cement board, the weight is substantially half. It can be reduced in weight, and it can be handled manually on the construction site even without a lifting machine, so the workability is improved and the weight reduction demand from the conventional construction site can be met.

また、本発明複合パネル1にあっては、図1(B)に示す如く、断熱層2Eの両側面は両端の通気胴縁2Dと面一であり、外装下地材2Aの両側面は両端の縦桟2Bと面一であり、外装下地材2Aの外面から釘Naを、縦桟2B及び通気胴縁2Dに打込んで外装下地材2A側を断熱層2E側に固定するのが好ましい。
尚、外装下地材2A側とは、縦桟2Bを一体化した外装下地材2A側の部材の意味であり、断熱層2E側とは、反射層2Cと通気胴縁2Dを一体化層着した断熱層2E側の部材の意味である。
In the composite panel 1 of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 1 (B), both side surfaces of the heat insulating layer 2E are flush with the ventilation trunk edge 2D at both ends, and both side surfaces of the exterior base material 2A are at both ends. It is preferably flush with the vertical beam 2B, and nails Na are driven into the vertical beam 2B and the ventilator edge 2D from the outer surface of the exterior base material 2A to fix the exterior base material 2A side to the heat insulating layer 2E side.
The exterior base material 2A side means a member on the exterior base material 2A side in which the vertical rails 2B are integrated, and the heat insulation layer 2E side is an integrated layer of the reflective layer 2C and the ventilator edge 2D. It means the member on the heat insulating layer 2E side.

従って、パネル1の製作に際しては、断熱層2Eと両端の通気胴縁2Dとの一体化接着は、外装下地材2Aと両端の縦桟2Bとの側面を揃える一体化接着作業となり、作業性良く一体化層着出来、完成したパネル1は、図1(B)に示す如く、側面が、断熱層側部材(断熱層2E+通気胴縁2D+反射層2C)の面一側面と、外装下地材側部材(外装下地材2A+縦桟2B)の面一側面とで構成され、同幅の両部材側の釘打ちによる一体化を相欠け接合段差d1(標準:10mm)で実施することにより、パネル両側面は相欠け段差d1を備えた垂直面形態となる。   Therefore, when the panel 1 is manufactured, the integrated adhesion between the heat insulating layer 2E and the ventilator rim 2D at both ends is an integrated adhesion operation in which the side surfaces of the exterior base material 2A and the vertical rails 2B at both ends are aligned, thereby improving workability. As shown in FIG. 1 (B), the finished panel 1 can be attached to the integrated layer, and the side surface is the same side surface of the heat insulation layer side member (heat insulation layer 2E + ventilation trunk edge 2D + reflection layer 2C) and the exterior base material side. It is composed of the same side of the member (exterior base material 2A + vertical beam 2B), and the both sides of the panel are integrated by nailing on the both sides of the same width with the phase gap joint step d1 (standard: 10 mm). The surface is in the form of a vertical surface with a phase gap step d1.

そのため、パネル1相互の並列接続作業も、断熱層2Eの側面相互を衝合する際に、剛体の通気胴縁2Dが衝突作用を負担することにより、断熱層2E側端面の損傷を生ずることなく実施出来、コンクリート打設時にも、図5(A)に示す如く、断熱層2E側の当接面dyと外装下地材2A側の当接面dy´との相欠け接続によって、コンクリート液(ノロ)のパネル1表面側への漏出が防止出来る。
そして、複合パネル1自体も、断熱層2E側の表面の反射層2Cに外装下地材2A側を当接した状態での層着ではあるが、釘Naが外装下地材2A表面から縦桟2B、反射層2Cを貫通して通気胴縁2Dに打込むため、強力な一体化層着体となる。
Therefore, in the parallel connection work between the panels 1, when the side surfaces of the heat insulating layer 2E are brought into contact with each other, the rigid ventilation trunk edge 2D bears a collision action, so that the end face on the heat insulating layer 2E side is not damaged. Even when placing concrete, as shown in FIG. 5 (A), a concrete liquid (NORO) is obtained by a phase-break connection between the contact surface dy on the heat insulating layer 2E side and the contact surface dy 'on the exterior base material 2A side. ) Can be prevented from leaking to the panel 1 surface side.
And although the composite panel 1 itself is also layered in a state where the exterior base material 2A side is in contact with the reflective layer 2C on the surface of the heat insulation layer 2E side, the nail Na extends from the surface of the exterior base material 2A to the vertical beam 2B, Since it penetrates the reflective layer 2C and is driven into the ventilator edge 2D, it becomes a strong integrated layered body.

また、本発明の外壁構造は、図5に示す如く、請求項1の発明の通気性断熱複合パネル1を、コンクリート捨型枠として構築した鉄筋コンクリート造外断熱建物の外壁構造であって、最下端のパネル1の下端、最上端のパネル上端、及び各階の複合パネル1の上下接続部の横目地間隔dx毎に、外側の第1通気層G1と内側の第2通気層G2を、外部と連通形態に構築したものである。
この場合、最下端のパネル1の下端、及び最上端のパネル上端には、慣用の外断熱通気外壁用の水切(本出願人の所有する特許第3664699号の腰水切)、及び慣用の笠木(本出願人の所有する特許第3664697号の笠木)を配置すれば良く、横目地間隔dxは、上下パネル1相互の外装下地材2A間を開放すれば良く、必要に応じて、横目地間隔dxの下側で、外装下地材2A及び外装材4上面には、板金等の雨除け手段を施せば良い。
また、外装下地材2Aの表面には、慣用の外装仕上材4を張着すれば良い。
Further, as shown in FIG. 5, the outer wall structure of the present invention is an outer wall structure of a reinforced concrete outer heat insulating building in which the breathable heat insulating composite panel 1 of the invention of claim 1 is constructed as a concrete scraping frame, and has the lowest end. The outer first ventilation layer G1 and the inner second ventilation layer G2 are communicated with the outside for each of the lower end of the panel 1, the uppermost panel upper end, and the horizontal joint interval dx of the upper and lower connecting portions of the composite panel 1 on each floor. It is constructed in a form.
In this case, the lower end of the lowermost panel 1 and the upper end of the uppermost panel are drained for a conventional outer heat insulating ventilation outer wall (Patent No. 3666499 owned by the applicant of the present application), and a conventional headboard ( It is only necessary to arrange the outer joint material 2A between the upper and lower panels 1, and the lateral joint distance dx may be set as required. On the lower side, it is only necessary to provide rain protection means such as sheet metal on the upper surface of the exterior base material 2 </ b> A and the exterior material 4.
Moreover, what is necessary is just to stick the usual exterior finishing material 4 on the surface of exterior base material 2A.

従って、本発明の外壁構造にあっては、各階の外壁パネル1間の横目地間隔dxを開放して、外装下地材2Aの内面の第1通気層G1を外部と連通したことにより、外壁表面と外装下地材2A内面とが、強風時にも、等圧又は等圧近似の風圧作用となり、例え台風時でも、外装材(外装下地材+外装仕上材)の変形や剥離が防止出来る。
しかも、各階のパネル間の横目地間隔dx部では、第1通気層G1、第2通気層G2を外部連通形態としたため、従来の如き横目地シーリングが存在しなく、従来、耐久年数10年の横目地のメンテナンスが不要(メンテナンスフリーとなる。
Accordingly, in the outer wall structure of the present invention, the outer joint surface dx between the outer wall panels 1 of each floor is opened, and the first ventilation layer G1 on the inner surface of the exterior base material 2A is communicated with the outside. And the inner surface of the exterior base material 2A have a wind pressure action of equal pressure or approximately equal pressure even in a strong wind, and deformation and peeling of the exterior material (exterior base material + exterior finish material) can be prevented even in a typhoon.
In addition, in the horizontal joint interval dx between the panels on each floor, the first ventilation layer G1 and the second ventilation layer G2 are in the external communication form, so there is no horizontal joint sealing as in the past, and the durability of 10 years has been conventionally achieved. No need to maintain horizontal joints (maintenance free).

そして、外装下地材2Aの内面と反射層2Cとの間の第1通気層(外側通気層)G1は、ドラフト上昇空気流aによって、日射で高温化する外装材(外装下地材2A+外装仕上材4)を冷却して、外装材の過熱損傷を抑制すると共に、反射層2Cは、第1通気層G1内で、輻射熱反射と、パネル内側(断熱層2E側)への、対流伝熱阻止及び伝導熱阻止により、パネル1の断熱層2Eを熱的に保護し、反射層2Cと断熱層2E間の第2通気層G2内では、コンクリート躯体側から断熱層2Eに浸透してくる湿気(水蒸気)をドラフト上昇空気流aで外方へ排除し、建物内部でのカビ、ダニの発生を抑制して住環境を良好に維持すると共に、断熱層2Eの吸湿による断熱機能低下も抑制する。
従って、本発明は、耐久性及び断熱性に優れた、高品質の外断熱外壁を提供する。
The first ventilation layer (outer ventilation layer) G1 between the inner surface of the exterior base material 2A and the reflective layer 2C is an exterior material (exterior base material 2A + exterior finishing material) that is heated by solar radiation by the draft rising air flow a. 4) is cooled to suppress overheating damage of the exterior material, and the reflective layer 2C is capable of preventing convective heat transfer to the inside of the panel (the heat insulating layer 2E side) and preventing convection heat transfer in the first ventilation layer G1. The heat insulation layer 2E of the panel 1 is thermally protected by conduction heat prevention, and moisture (water vapor) that permeates the heat insulation layer 2E from the concrete housing side in the second ventilation layer G2 between the reflective layer 2C and the heat insulation layer 2E. ) Is removed outward by the draft rising air flow a, and the generation of mold and mites inside the building is suppressed to maintain a good living environment, and the heat insulation function deterioration due to moisture absorption of the heat insulating layer 2E is also suppressed.
Therefore, the present invention provides a high-quality outer heat insulating outer wall excellent in durability and heat insulating properties.

また、本発明の外壁構造にあっては、図2(A)に示す如く、最上階用複合パネル1の上端2tは、外装下地材2Aと断熱層2Eとが面一であって、断熱層2Eの厚さ方向後半に欠込C9を配置し、図6(A)に示す如く、笠木8は、前端を、外装下地材2A及び通気胴縁上端に止着したブラケット9で係止保持すると共に、後端を、断熱層2Eの欠込C9に入り込んだコンクリートパラペットPPにねじB8で固着するのが好ましい。   In the outer wall structure of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 2 (A), the upper end 2t of the uppermost composite panel 1 is flush with the exterior base material 2A and the heat insulating layer 2E, and the heat insulating layer. A notch C9 is arranged in the latter half of the thickness direction of 2E, and as shown in FIG. 6 (A), the headboard 8 is latched and held at the front end by the bracket 9 fixed to the exterior base material 2A and the upper end of the ventilator rim. At the same time, it is preferable that the rear end is fixed to the concrete parapet PP that has entered the notch C9 of the heat insulating layer 2E with the screw B8.

この場合、笠木8は、本出願人の所有する特許第3664697号を採用する。
即ち、該笠木8は、図7(A)に示す如く、天端水平板8T、下段水平板8D、立下り板8Fを備えて天端水平板8Tの前端下面に係合溝8Gを備え、図7(B)に示す如く、上段水平片9T、立下り片9P、下段水平片9Dから成るブラケット9と併用するもので、図6(A)に示す如く、ブラケット9の下段水平片9Dをパネル1の上端前部に載置して、ねじB9で、外装下地材2A上面及び通気胴縁2D上面に固定し、笠木8の、前端係合溝8Gをブラケット上段水平片9Tに係合し、下段水平板8Dの後端をねじB8でコンクリートパラペットPPに固定すれば良い。
In this case, Kasagi 8 adopts Japanese Patent No. 3664697 owned by the present applicant.
That is, as shown in FIG. 7A, the headboard 8 includes a top horizontal plate 8T, a lower horizontal plate 8D, and a falling plate 8F, and an engagement groove 8G on the front end lower surface of the top horizontal plate 8T. As shown in FIG. 7B, it is used in combination with a bracket 9 comprising an upper horizontal piece 9T, a falling piece 9P, and a lower horizontal piece 9D. As shown in FIG. It is placed on the front upper end of the panel 1 and fixed to the upper surface of the exterior base material 2A and the upper surface of the ventilation trunk edge 2D with screws B9, and the front end engaging groove 8G of the headboard 8 is engaged with the bracket upper horizontal piece 9T. The rear end of the lower horizontal plate 8D may be fixed to the concrete parapet PP with a screw B8.

従って、笠木8は、ブラケット9の立下り片9Pでパネル上端2t面と通気用のスペースが保持出来て、各縦桟2B間に形成した第1通気層G1、及び各通気胴縁2D間に形成した第2通気層G2が、パネル上端2t上のブラケット9で確保したスペースを介して外方へ連通形態となり、笠木8自体も、前端の係合溝8Gと後端のねじB8との強固な前後2点支持となり、外壁の上端部での、第1通気層G1と第2通気層G2の外部連通構造が、強風にも耐えられるものとなる。
そして、ねじB8は断熱層の欠込C9上のコンクリートに打込めるため、笠木8の下段水平板8Dの幅の短寸化が可能となる。
Accordingly, the headboard 8 can hold the panel upper end 2t surface and the ventilation space by the falling piece 9P of the bracket 9, and between the first ventilation layer G1 formed between the vertical rails 2B and the ventilation trunk edges 2D. The formed second ventilation layer G2 communicates outwardly through a space secured by the bracket 9 on the upper end 2t of the panel, and the headboard 8 itself is firmly connected to the engagement groove 8G at the front end and the screw B8 at the rear end. Thus, the external communication structure of the first ventilation layer G1 and the second ventilation layer G2 at the upper end of the outer wall can withstand strong winds.
Since the screw B8 can be driven into the concrete on the notch C9 of the heat insulation layer, the width of the lower horizontal plate 8D of the headboard 8 can be shortened.

また、本発明の外壁構造にあっては、各複合パネル1の上下接続部の横目地間隔dxには、空気孔H10及びねじ孔H10´を備えた立上り板10Pと、傾斜天板10Sとを含む横目地金具10を配置して、図6(A)に示す如く、立上り板10Pを複合パネル1の縦桟2Bに固定し、傾斜天板10Sで複合パネル1の外装下地材2A及び外装材4の上端を被覆すると共に、空気孔H10から第1通気層G1及び第2通気層G2を外方に連通するのが好ましい。   In the outer wall structure of the present invention, the horizontal joint distance dx between the upper and lower connecting portions of each composite panel 1 includes a rising plate 10P having an air hole H10 and a screw hole H10 ′, and an inclined top plate 10S. 6A, the rising plate 10P is fixed to the vertical beam 2B of the composite panel 1, and the exterior base material 2A and the exterior material of the composite panel 1 are inclined by the inclined top plate 10S. 4, and the first and second ventilation layers G1 and G2 are preferably communicated outward from the air holes H10.

この場合、図4(B)に示す如く、横目地間隔dxで、外装下地材2A及び反射層2Cを不在とし、縦桟2Bを露出させておけば、横目地金具10は、立上り板10Pを縦桟2Bの外表面に当接して、ねじ孔H10´を介してねじB10で縦桟2Bに固定出来、傾斜天板10Sが外装材(外装下地材2A+外装仕上材4)の露出上端を保護出来るので、横目地金具10は、横目地間隔dx内に嵌め込む断面アングル形態の長尺金具で良く、典型的には、図6(A)に示す如く、横目地間隔dxの上下開口寸法d2が20mmであり、横目地金具10は、図7(C)に示す如く、立上り板10Pの高さh10Pが15mm、傾斜天板10Sの幅WSが26mmであり、空気孔H10は、幅10mm、長さ50mmの横方向長孔が、ねじ孔H10´の配置部間隔(標準:15mm)を保って、散在するものである。   In this case, as shown in FIG. 4 (B), if the exterior base material 2A and the reflective layer 2C are absent at the horizontal joint interval dx and the vertical rail 2B is exposed, the horizontal joint bracket 10 is provided with the rising plate 10P. Abutting on the outer surface of the vertical beam 2B, it can be fixed to the vertical beam 2B with the screw B10 through the screw hole H10 ', and the inclined top plate 10S protects the exposed upper end of the exterior material (exterior base material 2A + exterior finish material 4). Therefore, the horizontal joint metal fitting 10 may be a long metal fitting having a cross-sectional angle shape that fits within the horizontal joint gap dx. Typically, as shown in FIG. 6A, the vertical opening dimension d2 of the horizontal joint gap dx is shown. 7C, as shown in FIG. 7C, the height h10P of the rising plate 10P is 15 mm, the width WS of the inclined top plate 10S is 26 mm, and the air hole H10 has a width of 10 mm. The laterally long hole with a length of 50mm is the spacing between the screw holes H10 '. Standard: 15mm) while maintaining the one in which scattered.

従って、横目地金具10を横目地間隔dx内に嵌め込んで、立上り板10Pを、ねじ孔H10´を介したねじB10で間隔配置の縦桟2Bに固定すれば、立上り板10Pに散在する各空気孔H10群は、各縦桟2B間で第1通気層G1及び第2通気層G2と連通し、各パネル1は、横目地間隔dxによって、外装材の裏面の隙間(第1通気層G1)及び第2通気層G2が外気と連通形態となる。
そのため、外壁構造は、第1通気層G1での冷却作用による外装材の過加熱損傷抑制と、第2通気層G2による断熱層2E側からの水蒸気放出作用を奏すると共に、強風時には、外装材の表面側と裏側とが略等圧の風圧作用となって、強風作用による外装材(外装下地材2A+外装仕上材4)の変形、剥離等の損傷も抑制出来る。
そして、横目地金具10での外装材上端の被冠保護により、外壁の雨水劣下が抑制出来ると共に、横目地金具10は、外壁に斬新な機能美を備えた意匠効果を提供する。
Accordingly, if the horizontal joint bracket 10 is fitted into the horizontal joint interval dx, and the rising plate 10P is fixed to the vertical beam 2B of the interval arrangement by the screw B10 via the screw hole H10 ′, each of the rising plates 10P is scattered. The air hole H10 group communicates with the first ventilation layer G1 and the second ventilation layer G2 between the vertical bars 2B, and each panel 1 has a gap (first ventilation layer G1) on the back surface of the exterior material by the horizontal joint distance dx. ) And the second ventilation layer G2 communicate with the outside air.
Therefore, the outer wall structure exhibits the effect of suppressing overheating damage of the exterior material due to the cooling action in the first ventilation layer G1, and the action of releasing water vapor from the heat insulation layer 2E side by the second ventilation layer G2, and in the strong wind, The surface side and the back side have a substantially equal wind pressure action, and damage such as deformation and peeling of the exterior material (exterior base material 2A + exterior finishing material 4) due to the strong wind action can be suppressed.
And the crown protection of the upper end of the exterior material at the horizontal joint metal fitting 10 can suppress the deterioration of rain water on the outer wall, and the horizontal joint metal fitting 10 provides a design effect with a novel functional beauty on the outer wall.

また、本発明の外壁構造にあっては、最下階複合パネル1は、図2(C)に示す如く、外装下地材2A下端を、複合パネル下端2dから固定用スペースSaを保った上方とし、図7(D)に示す如く、空気孔H7及びねじ孔H7´を備えた立上り板7Pと、傾斜天板7Sと、立下り板7Fと、空気孔Hdを備えた底板7Dとを含む水切7の立上り板7Pを、固定用スペースSaから縦桟2Bに固定するのが好ましい。
この場合、最下端パネル1の下端の固定スペースSaは、縦桟2Bを露出させて水切7の固定部位を確保すると共に、第1通気層G1を外部と連通させるためであり、固定スペースSaの高さ寸法d2は、水切7の立上り板7Pの寸法に応じて決定すれば良く、典型的には、水切7の立上り板7Pの高さh7pは15mm、固定スペースSaの高さd2は20mmである。
Further, in the outer wall structure of the present invention, the lowermost composite panel 1 has the lower end of the exterior base material 2A above the composite panel lower end 2d while maintaining the fixing space Sa, as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 7 (D), a drainer including a rising plate 7P having an air hole H7 and a screw hole H7 ', an inclined top plate 7S, a falling plate 7F, and a bottom plate 7D having an air hole Hd. It is preferable to fix the 7 rising plates 7P from the fixing space Sa to the vertical beam 2B.
In this case, the fixing space Sa at the lower end of the lowermost panel 1 is for exposing the vertical rail 2B to secure the fixing part of the drainer 7 and for communicating the first ventilation layer G1 with the outside. The height dimension d2 may be determined in accordance with the dimension of the rising plate 7P of the drainer 7. Typically, the height h7p of the rising plate 7P of the drainer 7 is 15 mm, and the height d2 of the fixed space Sa is 20 mm. is there.

また、水切7は、図7(D)に示す如く、横長の空気孔H7とねじ孔H7´とを備えた立上り板7Pと、傾斜天板7Sと、立下り板7Fと、横長の空気孔Hdを備えた底板7Dとを含むもの、即ち、本願出願人の所有する特許第3664699号の水切を、空気孔H7,Hdを適切に配置して併用すれば良い。
従って、本発明の外壁構造は、図6(A)に示す如く、最下端のパネルの下端への水切7の配置が、立上り板7Pは、パネル縦桟2Bへのねじ固定で、底板7Dは、特許第3664699号の水切の固定同様に、立下り片7Aを、パッキン7Kを介して基礎断熱層6Aの前面に配置し、立下り片7Aの前面で、基礎断熱層6Aの前面のモルタル6Bの上端と底板7D下面との間を、バッカー11Bを介してシーリング11A充填で実施出来、外壁の第1通気層G1へは、立上り板7Pの空気孔H7と底板7Dの空気孔Hdからドラフト空気流aの流入が可能となり、第2通気層G2へは、底板7Dの空気孔Hdからの空気流aの流入が可能となる。
Further, as shown in FIG. 7D, the drainer 7 includes a rising plate 7P having a horizontally long air hole H7 and a screw hole H7 ', an inclined top plate 7S, a falling plate 7F, and a horizontally long air hole. What is necessary is just to use the thing which includes the bottom plate 7D provided with Hd, that is, the draining of Japanese Patent No. 3664699 owned by the present applicant, with the air holes H7 and Hd appropriately arranged.
Therefore, in the outer wall structure of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 6A, the drainer 7 is disposed at the lower end of the lowermost panel, the rising plate 7P is screwed to the panel vertical rail 2B, and the bottom plate 7D is In the same manner as the fixing of draining in Japanese Patent No. 3664699, the falling piece 7A is arranged on the front surface of the basic heat insulating layer 6A via the packing 7K, and the mortar 6B on the front surface of the basic heat insulating layer 6A is disposed in front of the falling piece 7A. Between the upper end of the bottom plate 7D and the bottom surface of the bottom plate 7D, the sealing 11A can be filled through the backer 11B. The first vent layer G1 on the outer wall can be drafted from the air holes H7 of the rising plate 7P and the air holes Hd of the bottom plate 7D. The flow a can be introduced, and the air flow a can be introduced from the air hole Hd of the bottom plate 7D into the second ventilation layer G2.

そのため、外壁構造は、最下端の水切7の部位でも、外壁の中間の横目地間隔dx部位と同様に、第1通気層G1及び第2通気層G2が外部連通形態となり、外壁は、水切7が本来の雨水切機能を有しながら、強風時の外装材(外装下地材2A+外装仕上材4)の変形、剥離、落下を抑制し、外壁の日射による過加熱損傷も抑制し、断熱層2E側からの放湿を保証するものとなる。   Therefore, in the outer wall structure, the first vent layer G1 and the second vent layer G2 are also in the external communication form in the portion of the drainage 7 at the lowermost end, similarly to the portion of the horizontal joint interval dx in the middle of the outer wall. Although it has the original drainage function, it suppresses deformation, peeling, and falling of the exterior material (exterior base material 2A + exterior finish material 4) during strong winds, suppresses overheating damage caused by solar radiation on the outer wall, and heat insulating layer 2E It guarantees moisture release from the side.

また、本発明の外壁構造は、最上階複合パネル1から最下階複合パネル1まで、各複合パネル1の反射層2Cの、上端及び下端は、通気胴縁2D間で断熱層2Eに固定した通気バッカー2Fと接着し、且つ各複合パネル1の下端の通気バッカー2Fは、図2に示す如く、複合パネル下端2dから下方に小寸dε突出させて、各複合パネル1の上下接続は、各断熱層2Eの上下衝合当接による相欠け接続で実施するのが好ましい。
この場合、断熱層2E相互の上下相欠け接続は、図4(B)に示す如く、上側パネル下端2d前半の突出部位が、下側パネル上端前半の欠込C2に嵌合させれば良い。
In the outer wall structure of the present invention, the upper and lower ends of the reflective layer 2C of each composite panel 1 from the uppermost composite panel 1 to the lowermost composite panel 1 are fixed to the heat insulating layer 2E between the ventilator edges 2D. As shown in FIG. 2, the ventilation backer 2F at the lower end of each composite panel 1 is bonded to the ventilation backer 2F and protrudes downward by a small dimension dε from the lower end 2d of the composite panel. It is preferable to carry out the phase missing connection by the vertical contact of the heat insulating layer 2E.
In this case, as shown in FIG. 4B, the upper and lower phase chip connection between the heat insulation layers 2E may be fitted to the notch C2 in the lower half of the upper end of the lower panel.

従って、反射層2Cとして、慣用の、両面アルミ箔フィルムを採用しても、上下端が通気バッカー2Fで確保されるため、第1通気層G1と第2通気層G2とを仕切るアルミ箔フィルムの、風による変形(バタツキ)が抑制出来る。
そして、下端の通気バッカー2Fの下端がパネル下面2dより小寸dε(標準:3mm)突出しているため、図4(B)に示す如く、上側パネルと下側パネルとの断熱層2Eの上下当接面を保護する形態となり、各外壁パネル1の下端の開放部位(横目地間隔dx)への雨水の浸入時にも、雨水の、パネル断熱層2E下端の断熱層当接部位への浸入が阻止出来る。
Therefore, even if a conventional double-sided aluminum foil film is used as the reflective layer 2C, the upper and lower ends are secured by the ventilation backer 2F. Therefore, the aluminum foil film that partitions the first ventilation layer G1 and the second ventilation layer G2 is used. , Deformation due to wind can be suppressed.
Since the lower end of the lower end ventilation backer 2F protrudes by a small dimension dε (standard: 3 mm) from the panel lower surface 2d, as shown in FIG. 4 (B), the upper and lower thermal insulation layers 2E are vertically contacted. The contact surface is protected, and even when rainwater enters the open part (horizontal joint interval dx) at the lower end of each outer wall panel 1, rainwater is prevented from entering the heat insulating layer contact part at the lower end of the panel heat insulating layer 2E. I can do it.

本発明の外壁用の通気性断熱複合パネル1は、外装下地材2A裏面側の第1通気層G1と、断熱層2E表面側の第2通気層G2とを備えているため、外壁に張設すれば、第1通気層G1が、日射によって高温化する外装下地材2Aを通気冷却して、外壁の高温化による損傷を抑制し、第2通気層G2が、断熱層2Eからの水蒸気(湿気)を放出し、断熱層2Eの吸湿による断熱機能低下を抑制すると共に、コンクリート外壁からの放湿によって、カビ、ダニの発生も抑制する。   The breathable heat insulating composite panel 1 for an outer wall of the present invention includes the first ventilation layer G1 on the back surface side of the exterior base material 2A and the second ventilation layer G2 on the surface side of the heat insulation layer 2E. Then, the first ventilation layer G1 ventilates and cools the exterior base material 2A that is heated by solar radiation to suppress damage due to the high temperature of the outer wall, and the second ventilation layer G2 is configured to prevent water vapor (humidity) from the heat insulating layer 2E. ) To suppress the heat insulation function deterioration due to moisture absorption of the heat insulating layer 2E, and also suppress the generation of mold and mites by moisture release from the concrete outer wall.

そして、第1通気層G1と第2通気層G2とは、反射層2Cで仕切っているため、第1通気層G1内の熱を、輻射熱反射によってドラフト上昇空気流aで外方へ排除し、外装下地材2A側からの断熱層2E側への熱伝達を、対流、輻射、伝導面で抑制する。
そのため、外壁面からの日射熱の断熱層2Eへの加熱・蓄熱が抑制出来、省エネルギー外壁を提供する。
And since the 1st ventilation layer G1 and the 2nd ventilation layer G2 are partitioned off by reflective layer 2C, the heat in the 1st ventilation layer G1 is excluded outside with draft rise air flow a by radiation heat reflection, Heat transfer from the exterior base material 2A side to the heat insulating layer 2E side is suppressed by convection, radiation, and conduction surfaces.
Therefore, heating / storage of solar heat from the outer wall surface to the heat insulating layer 2E can be suppressed, and an energy saving outer wall is provided.

しかも、外装下地材2Aが、裏面に外気流通用の第1通気層G1及び第2通気層G2を備えているため、外壁構築時に、各パネル1の第1通気層G1、第2通気層G2への外気の導入、排出を保証する形態にパネル1を張設することにより、強風時にも、外壁(外装下地材2A+外装仕上材4)の外面と外装下地材2A内面とが、等圧又は等圧近似の風圧作用となり、外壁への風圧作用が大きく減少出来るため、外壁(外装材)の変形防止や剥離防止効果の期待出来る外壁が構築可能となる。   In addition, since the exterior base material 2A includes the first ventilation layer G1 and the second ventilation layer G2 for circulating outside air on the back surface, the first ventilation layer G1 and the second ventilation layer G2 of each panel 1 when the outer wall is constructed. By stretching the panel 1 in a form that guarantees the introduction and discharge of outside air, the outer surface of the outer wall (exterior base material 2A + exterior finishing material 4) and the inner surface of the external base material 2A are equal pressure or even in strong winds. Since the wind pressure action is approximately equal to the pressure, and the wind pressure action on the outer wall can be greatly reduced, it is possible to construct an outer wall that can be expected to prevent deformation of the outer wall (exterior material) and prevent peeling.

また、本発明の外壁構造にあっては、各階の外壁パネル1内の横目地間隔dxを開放して、各パネル1の第1通気層G1及び第2通気層G2を上下端で外部と連通したことにより、外壁表面と外装下地材2A内面とが、強風時にも、等圧又は等圧近似の風圧作用となり、例え台風時でも、外装材(外装下地材2A+外装仕上材4)の変形や剥離が防止出来る。
しかも、横目地間隔dxを開放形態としたため、シーリングが不要となり、横目地間隔dxがメンテナンスフリーとなる。
Further, in the outer wall structure of the present invention, the horizontal joint distance dx in the outer wall panel 1 of each floor is opened, and the first ventilation layer G1 and the second ventilation layer G2 of each panel 1 communicate with the outside at the upper and lower ends. As a result, the outer wall surface and the inner surface of the exterior base material 2A have a wind pressure action that is equal to or equal to the isobaric pressure even in strong winds. For example, the deformation of the exterior material (the exterior base material 2A + the exterior finish material 4) Peeling can be prevented.
In addition, since the horizontal joint interval dx is in the open configuration, sealing is not required and the horizontal joint interval dx is maintenance-free.

従って、第1通気層G1は、外装材(外装下地材2A+外装仕上材4)の日射による過加熱も冷却すると共に、断熱層2Eへの熱伝達を抑制し、第2通気層G2は、コンクリート壁W→断熱層2Eの経路で水蒸気(湿気)を放出して、優れた外断熱機能を発揮し、且つ、耐風圧性の外壁となる。
そのため、外壁は、耐久性の大な、優れた外断熱機能を発揮する、高品質の外断熱外壁となる。
Accordingly, the first ventilation layer G1 cools overheating of the exterior material (exterior base material 2A + exterior finishing material 4) due to solar radiation and suppresses heat transfer to the heat insulating layer 2E. Water vapor (humidity) is released through the path of the wall W → the heat insulating layer 2E, and an excellent outer heat insulating function is exhibited and a wind pressure resistant outer wall is obtained.
Therefore, the outer wall is a high-quality outer heat insulating outer wall that exhibits excellent durability and excellent outer heat insulating function.

〔複合パネル1(図1、図2)〕
複合パネル1としては、最上階用のパネルと、中階用のパネルと、最下階用のパネルとを用意するが、最上階用パネル1も、中階用パネル1も、最下階用パネル1も、使用材料、断面構造共、同一であり、パネル上端とパネル下端の形状が若干相違するだけである。
図1は中階用パネルの説明図であって、(A)は一部切欠斜視図、(B)はパネル横断面図であり、図2(A)は最上階パネル1の一部切欠縦断面図、図2(B)は、中階用パネル1の一部切欠縦断面図、図2(C)は最下階パネル1の一部切欠縦断面図である。
[Composite panel 1 (FIGS. 1 and 2)]
As the composite panel 1, a panel for the top floor, a panel for the middle floor, and a panel for the bottom floor are prepared. The panel for the top floor 1 and the panel for the middle floor 1 are for the bottom floor. The panel 1 is also the same in the material used and the cross-sectional structure, and the shapes of the panel upper end and the panel lower end are only slightly different.
1A and 1B are explanatory views of a middle floor panel, in which FIG. 1A is a partially cutaway perspective view, FIG. 2B is a panel cross-sectional view, and FIG. FIG. 2B is a partially cutaway longitudinal sectional view of the middle floor panel 1, and FIG. 2C is a partially cutaway longitudinal sectional view of the lowermost floor panel 1.

各階用複合パネル1は、図1の中階用複合パネル1の説明図の図1(B)で明らかな如く、その断面構造は、同一幅(910mm)の外装下地材2Aと断熱層2Eとの間に反射層2Cを介在し、反射層2Cと外装下地材2A裏面との間には、縦桟2Bによって第1通気層G1を、反射層2Cと断熱層2E表面との間には、通気胴縁2Dによって第2通気層G2を確保し、且つ断熱層2Eと外装下地材2Aとを幅方向に左右にd1(10mm)ずらして、パネル1相互が左右相欠け接続可能に一体化したものである。   As is apparent from FIG. 1B of the explanatory diagram of the middle-floor composite panel 1 in FIG. 1, each floor composite panel 1 has an exterior base material 2A having the same width (910 mm) and a heat insulating layer 2E. Between the reflective layer 2C and the exterior base material 2A back surface, between the reflective layer 2C and the exterior base material 2A back surface, the first ventilation layer G1 is provided by the vertical rail 2B, and between the reflective layer 2C and the heat insulating layer 2E surface, The second ventilation layer G2 is secured by the ventilation trunk edge 2D, and the heat insulating layer 2E and the exterior base material 2A are shifted left and right by d1 (10 mm), so that the panels 1 are integrated so that the left and right phases can be connected to each other. Is.

そして、各パネルの全体形状は、最上階用は、図2(A)に示す如く、外装下地材2Aと断熱層2Eとは同高で、断熱層2Eの、下端では高さd2(20mm)の欠込C2を、上端では高さd9(50mm)の欠込C9を、断熱層2Eの厚さ方向後半分、即ち、幅T7(1/2断熱層厚)に配置したものであり、中階用パネル1は、図2(B)に示す如く、断熱層2Eが、上端では、厚さ方向前半部T7(1/2 T6)に高さd2(20mm)の欠込C2を、下端では、厚さ方向後半分T7(1/2 T6)に高さd2(20mm)の欠込C2を備え、パネルの、下端2dでは、外装下地材2Aと断熱層2Eとが面一で、上端2tでは、外装下地材2Aの上端を、断熱層2Eの欠込C2より更に高さd2(20mm)下方位置としたものであり、最下階用パネル1は、図2(C)に示す如く、断熱層2Eは、上端では、厚さ方向前半分に高さd2(20mm)の欠込C2を、下端では、厚さ方向後半分に高さd2(20mm)の欠込C2を備え、外装下地材2Aは、断熱層2Eに対し、上端では、欠込C2より更にd2(20mm)下方位置を、下端では、欠込C2面と面一、即ち下端面2dよりd2(20mm)として、固定スペースSaを確保したものである。   As for the overall shape of each panel, as shown in FIG. 2A, the exterior base material 2A and the heat insulating layer 2E have the same height, and the lower end of the heat insulating layer 2E has a height d2 (20 mm). The notch C2 having a height d9 (50 mm) at the upper end is arranged in the rear half of the heat insulating layer 2E in the thickness direction, that is, the width T7 (1/2 heat insulating layer thickness). As shown in FIG. 2 (B), the floor panel 1 has a heat insulation layer 2E having a notch C2 having a height d2 (20 mm) at the upper half T7 (1/2 T6) in the thickness direction at the upper end and a lower end at the lower end. The rear half T7 (1/2 T6) in the thickness direction is provided with a notch C2 having a height d2 (20 mm). At the lower end 2d of the panel, the exterior base material 2A and the heat insulating layer 2E are flush with each other, and the upper end 2t Then, the upper end of the exterior base material 2A is set at a position lower than the notch C2 of the heat insulating layer 2E by a height d2 (20 mm), and is used for the lowermost floor. 2C, as shown in FIG. 2C, the heat insulating layer 2E has a notch C2 having a height d2 (20 mm) in the front half in the thickness direction at the upper end and a height in the rear half in the thickness direction at the lower end. d2 (20 mm) notch C2 is provided, and the exterior base material 2A is located at a lower position d2 (20 mm) than the notch C2 at the upper end with respect to the heat insulating layer 2E, and is flush with the notch C2 surface at the lower end. That is, the fixed space Sa is secured as d2 (20 mm) from the lower end surface 2d.

〔パネルの製作(図1、図3)〕
図3は中階用パネル1の分解斜視図であり、図2(B)に示す、中階用パネル1の製作を説明する。
パネル1は、図1(B)に示す如く、外装下地材2Aと縦桟2Bとの外装下地材2A側の接着一体化部片と、断熱層2Eと通気胴縁2Dと反射層2Cとの断熱層側接着一体化部片とを、層着一体化して製作する。
外装下地材2Aとしては、セメントとフライアッシュとを主原料とし、繊維を配合して成形した、厚さT2が14mmで、幅AWが910mm、長さAhが2680mmの硅酸カルシウムセメント板を用意する。
該セメント板は、重量が15.6kg/m、強度(曲げ強度)が123kgf/cmである。
[Production of panels (Figs. 1 and 3)]
FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of the middle floor panel 1, and the production of the middle floor panel 1 shown in FIG. 2B will be described.
As shown in FIG. 1 (B), the panel 1 is composed of an exterior base material 2A and a longitudinal beam 2B on the exterior base material 2A side, an adhesive integrated piece, a heat insulating layer 2E, a ventilation trunk edge 2D, and a reflective layer 2C. The heat insulating layer side adhesive integrated piece is manufactured by layering and integrating.
As the exterior base material 2A, a calcium oxalate cement board made of cement and fly ash as main raw materials, blended with fibers and having a thickness T2 of 14 mm, a width AW of 910 mm, and a length Ah of 2680 mm is prepared. To do.
The cement board has a weight of 15.6 kg / m 2 and a strength (bending strength) of 123 kgf / cm 2 .

また、縦桟2Bとしては、外装下地材2Aから切り出した、幅(a1)が50mm、厚さ(T3)が14mm、長さBhが2700mmの板材を5本用意する。
そして、図1(B)に示す如く、各縦桟2Bを外装下地材2Aの一面(裏面)に、両端の縦桟2Bは外装下地材2Aの側端面と面一に、且つ両端縦桟2Bと次の縦桟2B間は間隔a3(152.5mm)で、中央縦桟と両側縦桟間は間隔a2(177.5mm)で、接着一体化する。
この場合、各縦桟2Bの外装下地材2Aの裏面からの突出寸法14mmは、第1通気層G1の深さ(14mm)となり、各縦桟2B相互の間隔は各第1通気層G1群の幅a2,a3と成るものである。
Further, as the vertical beam 2B, five plate materials cut out from the exterior base material 2A and having a width (a1) of 50 mm, a thickness (T3) of 14 mm, and a length Bh of 2700 mm are prepared.
Then, as shown in FIG. 1B, each vertical beam 2B is on one surface (back surface) of the exterior base material 2A, and the vertical beams 2B on both ends are flush with the side end surface of the exterior base material 2A, and both vertical beams 2B. And the next vertical beam 2B are bonded and integrated at an interval a3 (152.5 mm) and between the central vertical beam and both vertical beams at an interval a2 (177.5 mm).
In this case, the projecting dimension 14 mm from the back surface of the exterior base material 2A of each vertical beam 2B is the depth (14 mm) of the first ventilation layer G1, and the interval between the vertical beams 2B is that of each first ventilation layer G1 group. The widths are a2 and a3.

また、断熱層2Eとしては、厚さT6が75mm、幅EWが910mm、長さEhが2720mmの押出法ポリスチレンフォーム板を用意し、上端には、1/2厚(T7)で高さd2(20mm)の欠込C2を前側に、下端には、1/2厚(T7)で高さd2の欠込C2を後側に切欠する。
また、通気胴縁2Dとしては、木粉とポリスチレン樹脂とから成る高密度発泡ポリスチレン合成木材の厚さTdが20mm、幅a1が50mmの板材を5本用意する。
また、反射層2Cとしては、両面にアルミ箔を層着した0.022mm厚(T4)のアルミ箔フィルム2Cを幅CWが910mm、長さChが2683mmで用意する。
Further, as the heat insulating layer 2E, an extruded polystyrene foam plate having a thickness T6 of 75 mm, a width EW of 910 mm, and a length Eh of 2720 mm is prepared, and the upper end has a thickness of 1/2 (T7) and a height d2 ( A notch C2 of 20 mm) is cut to the front side, and a notch C2 of 1/2 thickness (T7) and height d2 is cut to the rear side at the lower end.
As the ventilator edge 2D, five plate materials having a thickness Td of 20 mm and a width a1 of 50 mm of high density expanded polystyrene synthetic wood made of wood powder and polystyrene resin are prepared.
In addition, as the reflective layer 2C, a 0.022 mm thick (T4) aluminum foil film 2C having an aluminum foil layered on both sides is prepared with a width CW of 910 mm and a length Ch of 2683 mm.

そして、断熱層2Eの一面(裏面)に、図4(A)に示す如く、幅a1(50mm)、深さ5mm(d4)の固着用切欠ECを形成し、ウレタン樹脂系接着剤を用いて各通気胴縁2Dを固着用切欠ECに嵌入接着する。
この場合、各通気胴縁2D相互の配置は、図1(B)に示す如く、両端の通気胴縁2Dは断熱層2Eと側端面が面一に、左側の2本目は間隔a5(162.5mm)で、右側の2本目は間隔a4(142.5mm)で、中央のものと両側のものとは間隔a2(177.5mm)で、固着用切欠ECに埋設接着一体化し、各通気胴縁2Dは、断熱層2E表面から、第2通気層G2の深さ15mm(T5)突出形態とする。
Then, as shown in FIG. 4A, a fixing cutout EC having a width a1 (50 mm) and a depth 5 mm (d4) is formed on one surface (back surface) of the heat insulating layer 2E, and a urethane resin adhesive is used. Each ventilator edge 2D is fitted and bonded to the fixing cutout EC.
In this case, as shown in FIG. 1 (B), the ventilation cylinder edges 2D are arranged such that the ventilation cylinder edges 2D at both ends are flush with the heat insulating layer 2E and the side end surfaces are flush with each other, and the second one on the left side is an interval a5 (162. 5mm), the second on the right side is the interval a4 (142.5mm), and the center and both sides are the interval a2 (177.5mm). 2D is made to protrude from the surface of the heat insulating layer 2E to a depth of 15 mm (T5) of the second ventilation layer G2.

そして、各通気胴縁2D間での上端及び下端には、図2(D)に示す如く、高さFhが20mm、幅Ftが15mmの通気バッカー2Fを、図3(E)の如く、各通気胴縁間隔のサイズで、a5(162.5mm)、a2(177.5mm)、a2(177.5mm)、a4(142.5mm)で切断用意して、図2(B)の如く、断熱層2E前面に、接着固定する。
尚、図2(B)に示す如く、下端の通気バッカー2Fは、下端縁が断熱層2E下面、即ちパネル下面2dより、小寸dε(標準:3mm)突出形態に、上端の通気バッカー2Fは、断熱層2E前面上端より20mm(d2)下方位置に接着する。
Further, as shown in FIG. 2 (D), a ventilation backer 2F having a height Fh of 20 mm and a width Ft of 15 mm, as shown in FIG. Cut by a5 (162.5mm), a2 (177.5mm), a2 (177.5mm), and a4 (142.5mm) at the size of the ventilator rim interval, as shown in Fig. 2 (B). Adhesive and fixed to the front surface of the layer 2E.
As shown in FIG. 2B, the lower end ventilation backer 2F has a lower end edge protruding from the lower surface of the heat insulating layer 2E, that is, the panel lower surface 2d, by a small dimension dε (standard: 3 mm), and the upper end ventilation backer 2F is Then, it is bonded to a position 20 mm (d2) below the upper end of the front surface of the heat insulating layer 2E.

そして、アルミ箔フィルム2Cを、両側では通気胴縁2D上に、上下端では通気バッカー2F上に接着する。
次いで、断熱層2E側のアルミ箔フィルム2C上に、外装下地材2A側を、縦桟2Bを介して、図1(B)に示す如く、幅方向にd1(10mm)ずらして接着し、外装下地材2Aの表面側から釘Naを、縦桟2Bを貫通して通気胴縁2Dに打込んで一体化パネル1とする。
得られたパネル1にあっては、各縦桟2Bと各通気胴縁2Dとは、図1(B)に示す如く、両側縁では、相欠け段差d1(10mm)ずれており、中間の縦桟2Bと通気胴縁2Dとは重なったものとなる。
Then, the aluminum foil film 2C is bonded on the ventilation trunk edge 2D on both sides and on the ventilation backer 2F on the upper and lower ends.
Next, the exterior base material 2A side is adhered to the aluminum foil film 2C on the heat insulation layer 2E side through the vertical rail 2B while being shifted by d1 (10 mm) in the width direction as shown in FIG. The nail Na is driven from the surface side of the base material 2A through the vertical rail 2B and into the ventilation trunk edge 2D to form the integrated panel 1.
In the obtained panel 1, as shown in FIG. 1 (B), each vertical rail 2B and each ventilator edge 2D are shifted from each other by a phase gap step d1 (10 mm). The crosspiece 2B and the ventilation trunk edge 2D are overlapped.

図2(A)に示す最上階用複合パネル1、及び図2(C)に示す最下階用複合パネル1は、図2(B)の中階用パネル1に対して、上下端の形態が相違するのみであるため、使用部材を組付け前に必要寸法として、即ち、最上階用パネルでは、図2(A)に示す如く、外装下地材2Aと、縦桟2Bと、通気胴縁2Dと、断熱層2Eとを同高とし、且つ、断熱層2Eには、幅方向後半分の、上端に50mmの切欠C9を、下端に20mmの切欠C2を形成し、最下階用パネルでは、図2(C)に示す如く、断熱層2Eの、上端では、幅方向前半分に、高さd2(20mm)の切欠C2を、下端では、幅方向後半分に高さd2(20mm)の切欠C2を配置し、且つ縦桟2Bと通気胴縁2Dは、断熱層2E前面と同高とし、外装下地材2Aは、断熱層2E前面に対し、上端及び下端に高さd2(20mm)短寸として準備し、中階用パネル1同様に接着一体化すれば良い。   The uppermost composite panel 1 shown in FIG. 2 (A) and the lowermost composite panel 1 shown in FIG. 2 (C) are in the form of upper and lower ends with respect to the middle floor panel 1 shown in FIG. 2 (B). However, as shown in FIG. 2 (A), the exterior base material 2A, the vertical rail 2B, and the ventilation drum edge are used as necessary dimensions before assembling the members to be used. 2D and the heat insulation layer 2E are made the same height, and the heat insulation layer 2E is formed with a notch C9 of 50 mm at the upper end and a notch C2 of 20 mm at the lower end for the latter half in the width direction. As shown in FIG. 2C, the heat insulating layer 2E has a notch C2 having a height d2 (20 mm) in the front half in the width direction at the upper end and a height d2 (20 mm) in the rear half in the width direction at the lower end. The notch C2 is disposed, the vertical rail 2B and the ventilator edge 2D are the same height as the front surface of the heat insulating layer 2E, and the exterior base material 2A is in front of the heat insulating layer 2E. Hand, prepared as the height d2 (20 mm) part length to the upper and lower ends may be bonded and integrated for medium floor panel 1 similarly.

また、下端の通気バッカー2Fは、共に、下端縁を断熱層2Eの前面下端、即ちパネル下面2dから小寸dε(3mm)突出形態で配置する。
そして、各複合パネル1には、図1(A)に示す如く、セパレータ挿入用孔hsを、各パネル1を型枠として配置した際に、横方向等間隔となるように、縦桟2Bと通気胴縁2Dの重合部に穿孔しておき、落下防止アンカー3B用のボルト挿入用孔hbを、パネル面に均斉に分散配置となるように穿孔しておく。
Further, both the lower end ventilation backers 2F are arranged such that the lower end edge protrudes from the lower end of the front surface of the heat insulating layer 2E, that is, the panel lower surface 2d, by a small dimension dε (3 mm).
In each composite panel 1, as shown in FIG. 1A, when the separator insertion holes hs are arranged at equal intervals in the horizontal direction when each panel 1 is disposed as a mold, The overlapped portion of the ventilator edge 2D is drilled, and the bolt insertion holes hb for the fall prevention anchor 3B are drilled so as to be evenly distributed on the panel surface.

この場合、セパレータ挿入用孔hsは、外装下地材2Aの両側から、それぞれ227.5mmの位置で、縦桟2B及び通気胴縁2Dの中央に配置し、落下防止アンカー3B用のボルト挿入用孔hbは、断熱層2Eの両側から25mmの縦桟2Bと通気胴縁2D位置、及び断熱層2Eの幅方向中央の縦桟2Bと通気胴縁2D位置とで、図1(A)に示す如く、均等間隔で千鳥状に配置し、外側捨型枠としての均斉保持、及び打設コンクリート外壁との均斉固着保持が可能としておく。   In this case, the separator insertion hole hs is arranged at the position of 227.5 mm from the both sides of the exterior base material 2A at the center of the vertical beam 2B and the ventilation trunk edge 2D, and the bolt insertion hole for the fall prevention anchor 3B. As shown in FIG. 1A, hb is the vertical beam 2B and the ventilator edge 2D position of 25 mm from both sides of the heat insulating layer 2E, and the vertical beam 2B and the ventilator edge 2D position in the center in the width direction of the heat insulating layer 2E. These are arranged in a zigzag pattern at equal intervals so that they can be held uniformly as an outer mold frame and can be held firmly and fixed to the outer wall of the cast concrete.

〔水切7(図7(D))〕
水切7は、図6(A)に示す如く、外壁の下端に見切りとして配置すると共に、外側通気層(第1通気層)G1及び内側通気層(第2通気層)G2群への上昇空気流aの流入を保証するものであり、図7(D)に示す如く、断面形状は、幅W7が50mmで、後端に7mm高さの立下り片7Aを備えた底板7Dと、底板7Dの前端の、下端を3mmの水切用立下り片7Cとした、高さh7(20mm)の立下り板7Fと、立下り板7F上端から後方へ3mm勾配高さで上昇する幅W7´が24mmの傾斜天板7Sと、傾斜天板7S後端から高さ15mm(h7p)で直立する立上り板7Pとを備えた肉厚1.5mmのアルミ押出成形長尺金具である。
[Drainer 7 (FIG. 7D)]
As shown in FIG. 6 (A), the drainer 7 is disposed as a parting at the lower end of the outer wall, and the rising airflow to the outer ventilation layer (first ventilation layer) G1 and the inner ventilation layer (second ventilation layer) G2 group. As shown in FIG. 7 (D), the cross-sectional shape of the bottom plate 7D has a width W7 of 50 mm and a trailing piece 7A having a height of 7 mm at the rear end, and the bottom plate 7D. The front end, the lower end of which is a 3 mm draining falling piece 7C, has a height h7 (20 mm) falling plate 7F, and the width W7 ′ rising from the upper end of the falling plate 7F to the rear with a gradient height of 3 mm is 24 mm. This is an aluminum extrusion long metal fitting with a wall thickness of 1.5 mm, comprising an inclined top plate 7S and a rising plate 7P that stands upright at a height of 15 mm (h7p) from the rear end of the inclined top plate 7S.

そして、立上り板7Pには、幅10mm、長さ50mmの横長の空気孔H7群を、15mm間隔を保って穿孔し、各空気孔H7間には径4mmのねじ挿入用孔H7´を穿孔し、底板7Dにも、幅20mm、長さ50mmの横長の空気孔Hd群を15mm間隔を保って穿孔して、図6(A)に示す如く、立上り板7Pを最下端パネル1の下端の露出縦桟2Bに当接してねじB7で固定すれば、外壁複合パネル1の第1通気層G1には、立上り板7Pの空気孔H7及び底板7Dの空気孔Hdから、第2通気層G2には、底板7Dの空気孔Hdから上昇空気流aが流入するものである。   The rising plate 7P is pierced with a group of horizontally long air holes H7 having a width of 10 mm and a length of 50 mm at intervals of 15 mm, and a screw insertion hole H7 'having a diameter of 4 mm is pierced between the air holes H7. Further, a horizontally long air hole Hd group having a width of 20 mm and a length of 50 mm is also drilled at a distance of 15 mm in the bottom plate 7D, and the rising plate 7P is exposed at the lower end of the lowermost panel 1 as shown in FIG. If it abuts on the vertical beam 2B and is fixed with the screw B7, the first ventilation layer G1 of the outer wall composite panel 1 has the air holes H7 of the rising plate 7P and the air holes Hd of the bottom plate 7D, and the second ventilation layer G2. The ascending air flow a flows in from the air hole Hd of the bottom plate 7D.

〔横目地金具10(図7(C))〕
横目地金具10は、本発明が、外壁構造の上下パネル間を開放横目地とするために必要となった新規金具であって、図7(C)に示す如く、断面形状は、先端に3mmの水切用の立下り片10Cを備えた幅WSが26mmで2mm勾配高さの傾斜天板7Sと、傾斜天板7S後端から高さh10pが15mmの立上り板10Pとを備えたアングル形態の、肉厚1.5mmのアルミ押出成形品の長尺金具であり、立上り板10Pには、幅10mm、長さ50mmの横長の空気孔H10群を、15mm間隔毎に穿孔し、各空気孔H10間の中央部には径4mmのねじ挿入用孔H10´を穿孔したものである。
[Horizontal joint fitting 10 (FIG. 7C)]
The horizontal joint metal fitting 10 is a new metal fitting that is necessary for the present invention to provide an open horizontal joint between the upper and lower panels of the outer wall structure. As shown in FIG. 7C, the cross-sectional shape is 3 mm at the tip. Inclined top plate 7S having a width WS of 26 mm and a slope height of 2 mm, and a rising plate 10P having a height h10p of 15 mm from the rear end of the slope top plate 7S. This is a long metal fitting made of extruded aluminum having a thickness of 1.5 mm, and a horizontal air hole H10 group having a width of 10 mm and a length of 50 mm is drilled on the rising plate 10P at intervals of 15 mm. A screw insertion hole H10 ′ having a diameter of 4 mm is drilled in the central part.

〔笠木8(図7(A),(B))〕
笠木8は、図6(A)に示す如く、外壁の上端にブラケット9を用いて配置し、外壁の上端の見切りとして配置し、防水層5Aの前端を抑え、最上端パネル1の第1通気層G1及び第2通気層G2に対して、雨水の浸入を阻止すると共に、上昇空気流aの放出を保証するものであり、笠木8の断面形状は、図7(A)に示す如く、幅W8が150mmで、前端の立下り板8Fの高さh8が45mm、立下り板上端から後方に延びる天端水平板8Tの幅W8´が65mmで、天端水平板8Tの後端から傾斜角45°で後方に降下傾斜する高さ12mm(d8)の傾斜辺8P、傾斜辺8Pから後方に延出する幅が73mmの下段水平板8Dとから成る、肉厚1.5mmのアルミ押出成形長尺金具である。
[Kasagi 8 (Fig. 7 (A), (B))]
As shown in FIG. 6 (A), the headboard 8 is disposed at the upper end of the outer wall using a bracket 9 and is disposed as a parting off of the upper end of the outer wall, suppressing the front end of the waterproof layer 5A, and the first ventilation of the uppermost panel 1. In addition to preventing rainwater from entering the layer G1 and the second ventilation layer G2, the discharge of the rising air flow a is ensured. The cross section of the headboard 8 has a width as shown in FIG. W8 is 150 mm, the height h8 of the falling plate 8F at the front end is 45 mm, the width W8 ′ of the top horizontal plate 8T extending backward from the top of the falling plate is 65 mm, and the inclination angle from the rear end of the top horizontal plate 8T An aluminum extrusion molding length of 1.5 mm, consisting of an inclined side 8P with a height of 12 mm (d8) descending downward at 45 ° and a lower horizontal plate 8D with a width of 73 mm extending backward from the inclined side 8P. It is a measuring bracket.

そして、図7(A)に示す如く、立下り板8Fの下端からは、7mm幅で、斜め前方下方に45°で傾斜する水切機能を備えた斜片8Sと、後方に5mm幅で水平突出し、上昇雨水の水切機能及び立下り板8Fの補強機能を備えた突出片8C´とを穿設し、立下り板7Fの上端の天端水平板8Tの下面から、2.5mmの係合溝8Gを形成するための幅5mmの上方突出片8Cを突設した形状である。
また、ブラケット9は、図6(A)の如く、笠木8に付設使用する肉厚2mmのアルミ押出成形品であって、図7(B)に示す如く、幅W9´が23mmの上段水平片と、高さh9が22mmの立下り片と、幅W9が42mmの下段水平片とを備え、長さL9が50mmのアングル形態片であり、下段水平片には径4mmのねじ孔H9を穿孔したものである。
Then, as shown in FIG. 7A, from the lower end of the falling plate 8F, a slant piece 8S having a draining function with a width of 7 mm and inclined at 45 ° obliquely forward and downward, and a horizontal projection of 5 mm width rearward. A protruding piece 8C ′ having a draining function for rising rainwater and a function for reinforcing the falling plate 8F is drilled, and a 2.5 mm engagement groove is formed from the lower surface of the top horizontal plate 8T at the upper end of the falling plate 7F. The upper protruding piece 8C having a width of 5 mm for forming 8G is formed in a protruding manner.
Further, the bracket 9 is an aluminum extruded product having a thickness of 2 mm attached to the headboard 8 as shown in FIG. 6 (A), and as shown in FIG. 7 (B), the upper horizontal piece having a width W9 'of 23 mm. And a lower horizontal piece having a height h9 of 22 mm and a lower horizontal piece having a width W9 of 42 mm and a length L9 of 50 mm, and a screw hole H9 having a diameter of 4 mm is drilled in the lower horizontal piece. It is a thing.

〔外壁の構築(図5、図6)〕
図5(A)は外壁構造の横断面図であり、図5(B)は外壁構造の縦断面図である。
また、図6(A)は図5(B)の拡大図である。
外壁の構築は、本発明の複合パネル1を、慣用の手法で、セパレータ挿入用孔hs、ボルト挿入用孔hbにより、落下防止アンカー3B、セパレータ20A、断熱コーン20B等の慣用部材を用いて、コンクリート外壁の外側の型枠として型組みし、外壁コンクリート型枠内へコンクリート打設して、コンクリート外壁の外側に外壁パネル1の一体化した外壁を得る。
[Construction of outer wall (FIGS. 5 and 6)]
FIG. 5A is a transverse sectional view of the outer wall structure, and FIG. 5B is a longitudinal sectional view of the outer wall structure.
FIG. 6A is an enlarged view of FIG. 5B.
For the construction of the outer wall, the composite panel 1 of the present invention is used in a conventional manner by using conventional members such as the fall prevention anchor 3B, the separator 20A, and the heat insulation cone 20B by the separator insertion hole hs and the bolt insertion hole hb. Molding is performed as a mold on the outside of the concrete outer wall, and concrete is placed in the outer wall concrete mold to obtain an outer wall integrated with the outer wall panel 1 on the outer side of the concrete outer wall.

尚、図6(A)に示す如く、コンクリート基礎梁FBの型枠組み時にも、基礎断熱層6Aを最下階用パネル1の断熱層2Eと相欠け段差接合してコンクリート型組みする。
この場合、外壁用複合パネル1は、従来例1の、外壁用通気性断熱複合パネル(図8)より、幅が約1.8倍であっても、重量が約半分と軽いため、施工現場での取扱いが容易で、作業性が良い。
そして、打設コンクリートが固化した後、内側型枠及び基礎梁FB外側型枠を解体し、基礎断熱層6Aの表面にはモルタル6B層を塗布形成する。
As shown in FIG. 6 (A), the foundation heat insulating layer 6A is joined to the heat insulating layer 2E of the lowest floor panel 1 to form a concrete mold even when the concrete foundation beam FB is formed.
In this case, the composite panel 1 for the outer wall is lighter by about half than the breathable heat insulating composite panel for the outer wall of the conventional example 1 (FIG. 8). Easy handling and good workability.
After the cast concrete is solidified, the inner formwork and the foundation beam FB outer formwork are disassembled, and a mortar 6B layer is applied and formed on the surface of the foundation heat insulating layer 6A.

また、コンクリート型枠組みに際しては、各外壁パネル1は、断熱層2Eの側端面が通気胴縁2Dと面一であるため、パネル1相互の左右接続が断熱層2Eの欠損を抑制して実施出来、パネル相互の左右接続は、図5(A)に示す如く、断熱層2Eの当接面dyと外装下地材2Aの当接面dy´とが相欠け段差接続となり、パネル1相互の上下接続は、図5(B)に示す如く、断熱層2E相互が欠込C2による相欠け段差接続となるため、打設コンクリートのコンクリート液(ノロ)の外壁パネル1からの表面への漏出は抑制出来て、コンクリート型枠解体後のパネル表面の清掃作業は容易である。   In addition, in the case of a concrete type frame, each outer wall panel 1 has a side surface of the heat insulating layer 2E that is flush with the ventilator edge 2D, so that the left and right connections between the panels 1 can be performed while suppressing the loss of the heat insulating layer 2E. As shown in FIG. 5 (A), the left and right connections between the panels are a stepped connection between the contact surface dy of the heat insulating layer 2E and the contact surface dy 'of the exterior base material 2A, and the panels 1 are connected to each other vertically. As shown in FIG. 5 (B), since the heat insulating layers 2E are connected to each other by a step C2 due to the notch C2, leakage of the concrete liquid (noro) of the pouring concrete from the outer wall panel 1 to the surface can be suppressed. Therefore, the panel surface can be easily cleaned after the concrete formwork is dismantled.

次いで、所望の外装仕上材4を外装下地材2Aの表面に張着する。
そして、外壁複合パネル1の一体化した外壁に対しては、図6(A)に示す如く、最下端パネル1の下端には、水切7の立上り板7Pを、外装下地材2A下方の固定スペースSaから露出した縦桟2Bに当接してねじB7で締着し、水切底板7Dは、立下り片7Aの前面にバッカー11Bを介してシーリング11Aにより、基礎梁モルタル6Bとの間を閉止する。
この場合、必要に応じて、立下り片7Aと基礎断熱層6A前面間にパッキン7Kを介在して不陸を調整する。
Next, a desired exterior finishing material 4 is stuck to the surface of the exterior base material 2A.
For the outer wall integrated with the outer wall composite panel 1, as shown in FIG. 6A, a rising plate 7P of a drainer 7 is provided at the lower end of the lowermost panel 1 and a fixed space below the exterior base material 2A. It abuts on the vertical beam 2B exposed from Sa and is fastened with a screw B7, and the drained bottom plate 7D is closed to the base beam mortar 6B by a sealing 11A via a backer 11B on the front surface of the falling piece 7A.
In this case, if necessary, the unevenness is adjusted by interposing a packing 7K between the falling piece 7A and the front surface of the basic heat insulating layer 6A.

また、各横目地間隔dxでは、横目地金具10を、露出縦桟2Bに対する立上り板10PのねじB10締着で固定する。
また、最上階のパネル上端では、図6(A)に示す如く、ブラケット9の下段水平片9Dを面一のパネル上端面に載置して、ねじB9で外装下地材2A及び通気胴縁2Dの上面に固定し、笠木8の前端の係合溝8Gをブラケット9の上段水平片9Tに係合し、下段水平板8Dの後端を、パラペットコンクリートPP上に配置した、遮熱断熱塗料5Cを介して配置した慣用の防水層5A上から、ねじB8で、パネル断熱層2Eの欠込C9に入り込んだコンクリートに締着する。
At each horizontal joint interval dx, the horizontal joint bracket 10 is fixed by fastening the screw B10 of the rising plate 10P to the exposed vertical beam 2B.
Further, at the upper end of the uppermost panel, as shown in FIG. 6 (A), the lower horizontal piece 9D of the bracket 9 is placed on the same upper end surface of the panel, and the exterior base material 2A and the ventilator edge 2D are mounted with screws B9. The heat insulating and heat insulating paint 5C is fixed to the upper surface of the steel plate, the engaging groove 8G at the front end of the headboard 8 is engaged with the upper horizontal piece 9T of the bracket 9, and the rear end of the lower horizontal plate 8D is disposed on the parapet concrete PP. From the top of the conventional waterproof layer 5A arranged via the screw, the screw B8 is used to fasten to the concrete that has entered the notch C9 of the panel heat insulating layer 2E.

得られた外壁構造は、図6(A)に示す如く、水切7の底板7Dの空気孔Hdが第1通気層G1と第2通気層G2への空気流入を許容し、且つ水切7の立上り板7Pの空気孔H7(図7)が第1通気層G1への空気流入を許容し、各階の開放横目地間隔dxでは、横目地金具10の立上り板10Pの空気孔H10から第1通気層G1及び第2通気層G2への空気流入を許容し、最上階パネル1の上端では、各間隔配置したブラケット9間で第1通気層G1及び第2通気層G2から上昇空気流aの外部への排出を許容するため、外壁に対しては、各パネル1毎の第1通気層G1及び第2通気層G2への外気流動が可能となる。   In the obtained outer wall structure, as shown in FIG. 6 (A), the air hole Hd of the bottom plate 7D of the drainer 7 allows air to flow into the first ventilation layer G1 and the second ventilation layer G2, and the drainage 7 rises. The air hole H7 (FIG. 7) of the plate 7P allows air to flow into the first ventilation layer G1, and the first ventilation layer from the air hole H10 of the rising plate 10P of the horizontal joint metal fitting 10 at the open horizontal joint spacing dx of each floor. Air inflow to G1 and the second ventilation layer G2 is allowed, and at the upper end of the top floor panel 1, the first ventilation layer G1 and the second ventilation layer G2 to the outside of the ascending air flow a between the brackets 9 arranged at intervals. In order to permit the discharge of air, the outside air can flow to the first ventilation layer G1 and the second ventilation layer G2 for each panel 1 with respect to the outer wall.

そのため、外壁構造は、強風時にあっても、外装材(外装下地材2A+外装仕上材4)表面と外装材内面(第1通気層G1)とが等圧の風圧作用を受けることとなり、外装材は、強風又は台風時にも、変形又は剥離事故の生じないものとなる。
そして、アルミ箔フィルムの反射層2Cも、上下端が通気バッカー2Fで固定されているため、強風にも耐えられる。
しかも、下側通気バッカー2Fの下端縁が断熱層2Eの上下当接面より下方(3mm下方)位置を占めているため、雨水の断熱層2E当接面への浸入、及びコンクリート床スラブ表面Sfへの浸入も阻止出来る。
For this reason, the outer wall structure is subjected to an isostatic wind pressure action on the surface of the exterior material (exterior base material 2A + exterior finishing material 4) and the inner surface of the exterior material (first ventilation layer G1) even in a strong wind. Will not cause deformation or peeling accidents even in strong winds or typhoons.
And since the upper and lower ends of the reflective layer 2C of the aluminum foil film are fixed by the ventilation backers 2F, they can withstand strong winds.
Moreover, since the lower end edge of the lower ventilation backer 2F occupies a position below (3 mm below) the upper and lower contact surfaces of the heat insulation layer 2E, the rainwater enters the heat insulation layer 2E contact surface and the concrete floor slab surface Sf. Can also be prevented.

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また、外壁に窓等の開口部を配置する場合は、施工前に、予めパネル割付によって、図4(D)に示す如く、窓枠の下側の複合パネル1及び窓枠の上側の複合パネル1に、縦桟2B群及び通気胴縁2D群を横方向に切断して、通気層G1,G2群を相互に連通する横断通気路G3を切欠形成しておくことにより、窓の下側の複合パネルから窓の上側の複合パネル1への、横断通気路G3を介した第1通気層G1群及び第2通気層G2群の通気が可能となり、従来の窓枠の如き、作業性の悪い、通気機能付きの水切、雨切の設置が不要となる。
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When an opening such as a window is arranged on the outer wall, the composite panel 1 on the lower side of the window frame and the composite panel on the upper side of the window frame as shown in FIG. 1. By cutting the vertical beam 2B group and the ventilation trunk edge 2D group in the horizontal direction and forming a notch in the transverse ventilation path G3 that connects the ventilation layers G1 and G2 to each other, The first ventilation layer G1 group and the second ventilation layer G2 group can be ventilated from the composite panel to the composite panel 1 on the upper side of the window via the transverse ventilation path G3, and workability is poor as in a conventional window frame. In addition, it is not necessary to install a drainer or rain drainer with ventilation function.

また、外壁の最下階パネル1の下端での、第1通気層G1及び第2通気層G2の外部連通構造としては、実施例では図6(A)に示す如く、本発明実施例では水切7を採用したが、図6(B)に示す如く、最下階パネルの下端面を、断熱層2Eと外装下地材2Aとを面一に形成しておき、基礎断熱層6Aの前面のモルタル6B層の上端と、第2通気層G2の下端、即ち下端通気バッカー2F、間に、空気流入用の入口スペースSdを配置することにより、最下階パネル1の下端で、第1通気層G1及び第2通気層G2へのドラフト空気流aの流入が可能と出来る。   Further, as the external communication structure of the first ventilation layer G1 and the second ventilation layer G2 at the lower end of the lowest floor panel 1 on the outer wall, as shown in FIG. 7 is adopted, but as shown in FIG. 6 (B), the lower end surface of the bottom floor panel is formed so that the heat insulating layer 2E and the exterior base material 2A are flush with each other, and the mortar on the front surface of the basic heat insulating layer 6A. By arranging an inlet space Sd for air inflow between the upper end of the 6B layer and the lower end of the second ventilation layer G2, that is, the lower end ventilation backer 2F, the first ventilation layer G1 is formed at the lower end of the lowermost panel 1. In addition, it is possible to allow the draft air flow a to flow into the second ventilation layer G2.

本発明パネルの説明図であって、(A)は一部切欠斜視図、(B)は横断面図である。It is explanatory drawing of this invention panel, Comprising: (A) is a partially cutaway perspective view, (B) is a cross-sectional view. 本発明パネルの説明図であって、(A)は最上階用パネルの一部切欠縦断面図、(B)は中階用パネルの一部切欠縦断面図、(C)は最下階用パネルの一部切欠縦断面図、(D)はパネル下端の一部切欠斜視図である。It is explanatory drawing of this invention panel, Comprising: (A) is a partially cutaway longitudinal cross-sectional view of the panel for top floors, (B) is a partially cutaway longitudinal cross-sectional view of the panel for middle floors, (C) is for bottom floors The panel is a partially cutaway longitudinal sectional view, and (D) is a partially cutaway perspective view of the lower end of the panel. 本発明パネルの分解斜視図であって、(A)は外装下地材2Aを、(B)は縦桟2Bを、(C)は反射層2Cを、(D)は通気胴縁を、(E)は通気バッカー2Fを、(F)は断熱層2Eを示す図である。It is a disassembled perspective view of this invention panel, (A) is exterior base material 2A, (B) is a vertical beam 2B, (C) is a reflective layer 2C, (D) is a ventilation trunk edge, (E () Is a figure which shows the ventilation | gas_flowing backer 2F, (F) is a figure which shows the heat insulation layer 2E. 本発明の部分説明図であって、(A)は断熱層と通気胴縁との接着状態を、(B)はパネルの上下接合部を、(C)は通気バッカーを、(D)は開口窓周囲の通気構造を示す図である。It is a partial explanatory view of the present invention, in which (A) is an adhesive state between a heat insulating layer and a ventilator edge, (B) is an upper and lower joint portion of a panel, (C) is a ventilated backer, and (D) is an opening. It is a figure which shows the ventilation structure around a window. 本発明の外壁構造の説明図であって、(A)は横断面図、(B)は縦断面図である。It is explanatory drawing of the outer wall structure of this invention, Comprising: (A) is a cross-sectional view, (B) is a longitudinal cross-sectional view. 本発明の外壁構造の説明図であって、(A)は、図5(B)の拡大図、(B)は外壁下端部の変形例図である。It is explanatory drawing of the outer wall structure of this invention, Comprising: (A) is an enlarged view of FIG.5 (B), (B) is a modified example figure of an outer wall lower end part. 本発明に用いる金具類の説明図であって、(A)は笠木斜視図、(B)はブラケット斜視図、(C)は横目地金具斜視図、(D)は水切斜視図である。It is explanatory drawing of the metal fittings used for this invention, Comprising: (A) is a coping perspective view, (B) is a bracket perspective view, (C) is a horizontal joint metal perspective view, (D) is a draining perspective view. 従来例1の説明図であって、(A)は通気性断熱複合パネルの横断面図、(B)は(A)の変形例図である。It is explanatory drawing of the prior art example 1, Comprising: (A) is a cross-sectional view of a breathable heat insulation composite panel, (B) is a modified example figure of (A). 従来例2の説明図であって、(A)はパネルの斜視図、(B)は連通開口部の斜視図である。It is explanatory drawing of the prior art example 2, Comprising: (A) is a perspective view of a panel, (B) is a perspective view of a communicating opening part.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

1 複合パネル(外壁パネル、パネル)
2A 外装下地材
2B 縦桟
2C 反射層(アルミ箔フィルム)
2D 通気胴縁
2d パネル下端面(下端面)
2E 断熱層
2F 通気バッカー(バッカー)
2L 左端(側端)
2R 右端(側端)
2S 層着面
2t パネル上端面(上端面)
3A ボルト
3B 落下防止アンカー
4 外装仕上材(外装材)
5A 防水層
5B 断熱層
5C 遮熱断熱塗料
6A 基礎断熱層
6B モルタル
7 水切
7A 立下り片
7C 水切片(水切用立下り片)
7D 底板
7F 立下り板
7K パッキン
7P 立上り板
7S 傾斜天板
8 笠木
8C,8C´ 突出片
8D 下段水平板
8F 立下り板
8G 係合溝
8P 傾斜辺
8S 斜片
8T 天端水平板
9 ブラケット
9D 下段水平片
9P 立下り片
9T 上段水平片
10 横目地金具
10C 立下り片
10P 立上り板
10S 傾斜天板
11A シーリング
11B バッカー
20A セパレータ
20B 断熱コーン
a 上昇空気流(空気流)
B7,B8,B9,B10 ねじ
C2,C9 欠込
CF コンクリート躯体
dx 横目地間隔
dy,dy´ 当接面
EC 固着用切欠
FB コンクリート基礎梁
G1 第1通気層(外側通気層、通気層)
G2 第2通気層(内側通気層、通気層)
G3 横断通気路(通気路)
GL 地面
H7,H10,Hd 空気孔
H7´,H9,H10´ ねじ孔(ねじ挿入用孔)
hb ボルト挿入用孔
hs セパレータ挿入用孔
Na 釘
PP パラペット
S 床スラブ
Sa 固定用スペース
Sd 入口スペース
Sf 床スラブ表面
W コンクリート壁
Wi 開口部(窓開口部)
1 Composite panel (outer wall panel, panel)
2A Exterior base material 2B Vertical rail 2C Reflective layer (aluminum foil film)
2D Venting trunk edge 2d Panel lower end surface (lower end surface)
2E Heat insulation layer 2F Ventilation backer (backer)
2L left end (side end)
2R right end (side end)
2S layer landing surface 2t Panel upper end surface (upper end surface)
3A Bolt 3B Fall prevention anchor 4 Exterior finishing material (exterior material)
5A Waterproof layer 5B Thermal insulation layer 5C Thermal insulation thermal insulation coating 6A Basic thermal insulation layer 6B Mortar 7 Drainer 7A Falling piece 7C Water slice (Falling piece for draining)
7D Bottom plate 7F Falling plate 7K Packing 7P Rising plate 7S Inclined top plate 8 Caps 8C, 8C 'Projecting piece 8D Lower horizontal plate 8F Falling plate 8G Engaging groove 8P Inclined side 8S Inclined piece 8T Top end horizontal plate 9 Bracket 9D Lower step Horizontal piece 9P Falling piece 9T Upper horizontal piece 10 Horizontal joint bracket 10C Falling piece 10P Rising plate 10S Inclined top plate 11A Sealing 11B Backer 20A Separator 20B Heat insulation cone a Ascending air flow (air flow)
B7, B8, B9, B10 Screw C2, C9 Notched CF Concrete frame dx Horizontal joint spacing dy, dy 'Abutment surface EC Notch for fixing FB Concrete foundation beam G1 First ventilation layer (outer ventilation layer, ventilation layer)
G2 Second ventilation layer (inner ventilation layer, ventilation layer)
G3 Cross ventilation passage (ventilation passage)
GL Ground H7, H10, Hd Air holes H7 ', H9, H10' Screw holes (screw insertion holes)
hb Bolt insertion hole hs Separator insertion hole Na Nail PP Parapet S Floor slab Sa Fixing space Sd Entrance space Sf Floor slab surface W Concrete wall Wi Opening (window opening)

Claims (11)

外装下地材(2A)と断熱層(2E)との間に、外側の第1通気層(G1)と内側の第2通気層(G2)とを備えた外壁用通気性断熱複合パネル(1)であって、外装下地材(2A)は、軽量、高強度の薄剛板であり、内面に縦桟(2B)を適宜間隔で固着し、断熱層(2E)は、外装下地材(2A)と同幅の発泡プラスチック系断熱板であって、外面に通気胴縁(2D)を適宜間隔で固着し、通気胴縁(2D)外面には、両面が輻射熱反射機能を備えた反射層(2C)を添着し、断熱層(2E)側の反射層(2C)を、外装下地材(2A)側の縦桟(2B)が通気胴縁(2D)と挟着形態で一体化層着した、外壁用の通気性断熱複合パネル。   An outer wall breathable heat insulating composite panel (1) comprising an outer first ventilation layer (G1) and an inner second ventilation layer (G2) between the exterior base material (2A) and the heat insulation layer (2E). The exterior base material (2A) is a lightweight, high-strength thin rigid plate, and the vertical rails (2B) are fixed to the inner surface at appropriate intervals, and the heat insulating layer (2E) is composed of the exterior base material (2A). A foamed plastic heat insulating plate having the same width as that of the first embodiment, wherein a ventilation drum edge (2D) is fixed to the outer surface at an appropriate interval, and the outer surface of the ventilation drum edge (2D) has a reflection layer (2C) having a radiation heat reflection function on both surfaces. ), The reflective layer (2C) on the heat insulation layer (2E) side, and the vertical beam (2B) on the exterior base material (2A) side were integrally layered in a sandwiched manner with the ventilator edge (2D). Breathable thermal insulation composite panel for exterior walls. 断熱層(2E)と外装下地材(2A)とが、両側縁で左右相欠け接合用の段差(d1)を保持し、且つ、断熱層(2E)が、上下端で上下相欠け接合用の欠込(C2)を備えた、請求項1に記載の通気性断熱複合パネル。   The heat insulating layer (2E) and the exterior base material (2A) hold the step (d1) for the left and right phase chip joining at both side edges, and the heat insulating layer (2E) is used for the upper and lower phase chip joining. The breathable heat insulating composite panel according to claim 1, comprising a notch (C2). 反射層(2C)の上端及び下端は、通気胴縁(2D)間で、断熱層(2E)に延展固定した通気バッカー(2F)で固定保持した、請求項1、又は2に記載の通気性断熱複合パネル。   The breathability according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the upper end and the lower end of the reflective layer (2C) are fixed and held by a ventilation backer (2F) extended and fixed to the heat insulating layer (2E) between the ventilation trunk edges (2D). Thermal insulation composite panel. 断熱層(2E)は、厚さ(T6)が75mm、幅(EW)が910mmの押出法ポリスチレンフォーム板であり、通気胴縁(2D)は、木粉とポリスチレン樹脂とから成る高密度発泡ポリスチレン合成木材の、厚さ(Td)が20mm、幅(a1)が50mmの板材であって、通気胴縁(2D)は、断熱層(2E)の固着用切欠(Ec)を介して接着一体化した、請求項1乃至3のいずれか1項に記載の通気性断熱複合パネル。   The heat insulating layer (2E) is an extruded polystyrene foam plate having a thickness (T6) of 75 mm and a width (EW) of 910 mm, and the ventilator edge (2D) is a high density expanded polystyrene made of wood powder and polystyrene resin. A synthetic wood plate with a thickness (Td) of 20 mm and a width (a1) of 50 mm, and the ventilation trunk edge (2D) is bonded and integrated through the fixing notch (Ec) of the heat insulating layer (2E). The breathable heat insulating composite panel according to any one of claims 1 to 3. 外装下地材(2A)は、幅(AW)が断熱層(2E)と同幅で、厚さ(T2)が12〜16mm、重量が10〜18kg/m、強度が100〜123kgf/cmの薄剛板であって、縦桟(2B)が外装下地材(2A)と同材質、且つ同厚である、請求項4に記載の通気性断熱複合パネル。 The exterior base material (2A) has the same width (AW) as the heat insulation layer (2E), a thickness (T2) of 12 to 16 mm, a weight of 10 to 18 kg / m 2 , and a strength of 100 to 123 kgf / cm 2. The breathable heat insulating composite panel according to claim 4, wherein the vertical rail (2B) is the same material and has the same thickness as the exterior base material (2A). 断熱層(2E)の両側面は両端の通気胴縁(2D)と面一であり、外装下地材(2A)の両側面は両端の縦桟(2B)と面一であり、外装下地材(2A)の外面から釘(Na)を、縦桟(2B)及び通気胴縁(2D)に打込んで外装下地材(2A)側を断熱層(2E)側に固定した、請求項5に記載の通気性断熱複合パネル。   Both side surfaces of the heat insulating layer (2E) are flush with the ventilator edges (2D) at both ends, and both side surfaces of the exterior base material (2A) are flush with the vertical bars (2B) at both ends, The nail (Na) is driven into the vertical beam (2B) and the ventilator edge (2D) from the outer surface of 2A), and the exterior base material (2A) side is fixed to the heat insulating layer (2E) side. Breathable insulation composite panel. 請求項1の発明の通気性断熱複合パネル(1)をコンクリート捨型枠として構築した鉄筋コンクリート造外断熱建物の外壁構造であって、最下端の複合パネル(1)の下端、最上端の複合パネル上端、及び各階の複合パネル(1)の上下接続部の横目地間隔(dx)毎に、外側の第1通気層(G1)と内側の第2通気層(G2)が、外部と連通形態である、鉄筋コンクリート造外断熱建物の外壁構造。   The outer wall structure of a reinforced concrete external heat insulating building constructed by using the breathable heat insulating composite panel (1) of the invention of claim 1 as a concrete-casting frame, the lower end of the lowermost composite panel (1), and the uppermost composite panel The outer first ventilation layer (G1) and the inner second ventilation layer (G2) are communicated with the outside at every upper joint and the horizontal joint interval (dx) of the upper and lower connecting portions of the composite panel (1) on each floor. The outer wall structure of a reinforced concrete exterior thermal insulation building. 最上階用複合パネル(1)の上端(2t)は、外装下地材(2A)と断熱層(2E)とが面一であって、断熱層(2E)の厚さ方向後半に欠込(C9)を配置し、笠木(8)は、前端を、外装下地材(2A)及び通気胴縁上端に止着したブラケット(9)で係止保持すると共に、後端を、断熱層(2E)の欠込(C9)に入り込んだコンクリートパラペット(PP)にねじ(B8)で固着した、請求項7に記載の外壁構造。   The upper end (2t) of the top floor composite panel (1) is flush with the exterior base material (2A) and the heat insulating layer (2E), and is notched in the latter half in the thickness direction of the heat insulating layer (2E) (C9). ), And the front edge of the headboard (8) is locked and held by the exterior base material (2A) and the bracket (9) secured to the upper end of the ventilating trunk edge, and the rear edge of the heat insulating layer (2E). The outer wall structure according to claim 7, wherein the outer wall structure is fixed to the concrete parapet (PP) entering the notch (C9) with a screw (B8). 各複合パネル(1)の上下接続部の横目地間隔(dx)には、空気孔(H10)及びねじ孔(H10´)を備えた立上り板(10P)と、傾斜天板(10S)とを含む横目地金具(10)を配置して、立上り板(10P)を複合パネル(1)の縦桟(2B)に固定し、傾斜天板(10S)で複合パネル(1)の外装下地材(2A)及び外装材(4)の上端を被覆すると共に、空気孔(H10)から第1通気層(G1)及び第2通気層(G2)を外方に連通した、請求項7又は8に記載の外壁構造。  In the horizontal joint interval (dx) between the upper and lower connecting portions of each composite panel (1), a rising plate (10P) having an air hole (H10) and a screw hole (H10 ′) and an inclined top plate (10S) are provided. The horizontal joint bracket (10) including the above is arranged, the rising plate (10P) is fixed to the vertical beam (2B) of the composite panel (1), and the exterior base material (1) of the composite panel (1) with the inclined top plate (10S) 2A) and the exterior material (4) are covered, and the first ventilation layer (G1) and the second ventilation layer (G2) are communicated outward from the air holes (H10). Exterior wall structure. 最下階複合パネル(1)は、外装下地材(2A)下端を、複合パネル下端(2d)から固定用スペース(Sa)を保った上方とし、空気孔(H7)及びねじ孔(H7´)を備えた立上り板(7P)と、傾斜天板(7S)と、立下り板(7F)と、空気孔(Hd)を備えた底板(7D)とを含む水切(7)の立上り板(7P)を、固定用スペース(Sa)から縦桟(2B)に固定した、請求項7乃至9のいずれか1項に記載の外壁構造。   The lowermost composite panel (1) has the lower end of the exterior base material (2A) above the lower end of the composite panel (2d) with a fixing space (Sa), an air hole (H7) and a screw hole (H7 ') A rising plate (7P) of a drainer (7P) including a rising plate (7P) provided with an inclined top plate (7S), a falling plate (7F), and a bottom plate (7D) provided with air holes (Hd). ) Is fixed to the vertical beam (2B) from the fixing space (Sa), the outer wall structure according to any one of claims 7 to 9. 最上階複合パネル(1)から最下階複合パネル(1)まで、各複合パネル(1)の反射層(2C)の、上端及び下端は、通気胴縁(2D)間で断熱層(2E)に固定した通気バッカー(2F)と接着し、且つ各複合パネル(1)の下端の通気バッカー(2F)は、複合パネル下端(2d)から下方に小寸(dε)突出させて、各複合パネル(1)の上下接続は、各断熱層(2E)の上下衝合当接による相欠け接続した、請求項7乃至10のいずれか1項に記載の外壁構造。   From the top floor composite panel (1) to the bottom floor composite panel (1), the upper and lower ends of the reflective layer (2C) of each composite panel (1) are the heat insulating layer (2E) between the ventilator edges (2D). Each composite panel is bonded to a ventilation backer (2F) fixed to the bottom, and the ventilation backer (2F) at the lower end of each composite panel (1) is protruded downward (dε) from the lower end (2d) of each composite panel. The outer wall structure according to any one of claims 7 to 10, wherein the upper and lower connections in (1) are phase-separated by the upper and lower abutting contact of each heat insulating layer (2E).
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