JPH07116767B2 - Insulation panel - Google Patents
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【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明は、建築物の床パネル等として使用される断熱パ
ネルに係り、詳しくは、パネル枠体(骨組枠体)に断熱
材を最適な状態で充填させるための技術に関する。Description: TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a heat insulating panel used as a floor panel or the like of a building, and more specifically, a heat insulating material is optimal for a panel frame body (framework frame body). The present invention relates to a technique for filling in a state.
周知のように、建築物における床パネル等の壁部の断熱
性向上を図るための技術は種々提案がなされているとこ
ろであるが、その一例として例えば第8図に示すような
技術が存在する。この技術は、床根太50…50の下方に断
熱受ネット51を張り渡すと共に、各床根太50…50相互間
に断熱材52,52を挿入し、且つ該断熱材52,52を前記断熱
受ネット51により下方から支持させたものである。As is well known, various techniques have been proposed for improving the heat insulating property of a wall portion such as a floor panel in a building. As an example, there is a technique as shown in FIG. In this technique, a heat insulation receiving net 51 is stretched over the floor joists 50 ... 50, heat insulating materials 52, 52 are inserted between the floor joists 50 ... 50, and the heat insulating materials 52, 52 are aforesaid. It is supported from below by a net 51.
また、他の例として第9図に示すものは、パネル枠体を
構成する各骨材53…53相互間に断熱材54…54を挿入し、
且つ該断熱材54…54の上方及び下方にそれぞれ面材55,5
5を固着せしめたものである。Further, as another example, as shown in FIG. 9, a heat insulating material 54 ... 54 is inserted between the aggregates 53 ..
Moreover, the face materials 55, 5 are provided above and below the heat insulating materials 54 ... 54, respectively.
5 is fixed.
しかしながら、上記第8図に示す構成のものは、現場で
の施工を余儀無くされるものであるため、緻密な作業を
行うことができず、このため各床根太50…50相互間に断
熱材52,52を確実且つ完全に充填することができないと
いう問題点がある。また、上記第9図に示す構成のもの
は、各骨材53…53相互間に何の工夫もすることなく単に
断熱材54…54を挿入しただけのものであるため、骨材53
と断熱材54との間に隙間が生じ、これに起因して、断熱
性の低下はもとより結露の発生をも招来せしめるという
不具合を招く。However, since the construction shown in FIG. 8 is unavoidable for construction on site, it is not possible to perform precise work. Therefore, the heat insulating material 52 between the floor joists 50 ... However, there is a problem that it is impossible to reliably and completely fill the holes 52. Further, in the structure shown in FIG. 9 above, since the heat insulating materials 54 ... 54 are simply inserted without any means between the respective aggregates 53 ..
A gap is formed between the heat insulating material 54 and the heat insulating material 54, which causes a problem that not only the heat insulating property is deteriorated but also dew condensation is caused.
更に、上記両者はいずれも、充分な品質管理を行いさえ
すれば、断熱材を良好に充填できるものの、このための
品質管理を行うには多大な費用を要することとなり、コ
ストの低廉化を図る上で大きな妨げとなる。Further, in both of the above cases, if sufficient quality control is performed, the heat insulating material can be satisfactorily filled. However, quality control for this purpose requires a great deal of cost, and the cost is reduced. It is a big hindrance to the above.
本発明は、上記諸事情に鑑みてなされたものであり、現
場施工によることなくパネル製造工場においてパネル枠
体(骨組枠体)の各骨材相互間に断熱材を隙間なく確実
に充填させて断熱性の向上を図ると共に、コストの低廉
化をも図ることを技術的課題とするものである。The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and ensures that a heat insulating material is reliably filled between the aggregates of the panel frame body (framework frame body) in a panel manufacturing factory without any on-site construction. It is a technical subject to improve the heat insulating property and reduce the cost.
上記技術的課題を達成するための具体的手段とするとこ
ろは、複数の縦骨材と横骨材とから骨組枠体を形成し、
該骨組枠体の少なくともその厚さ方向一方側の面に面材
を固着すると共に、該骨組枠体の各骨材間のスペースに
断熱材を嵌入してなる断熱パネルであって、前記各骨材
における断熱材との当接面の厚さ方向一方側の側縁に溝
部を形成し、前記断熱材における各骨材との当接面の厚
さ方向一方側の側縁に前記溝部に係合される凸部を形成
し、前記断熱材の各骨材への当接面をその厚さ方向他方
側が縮幅のテーパ面とし、該テーパ面の前記凸部との隣
接部分に切欠溝を形成すると共、前記断熱材を、この当
接面が潰された状態で各骨材間に挟持圧着しているとこ
ろにある。Where as a specific means for achieving the above technical problem, a frame structure is formed from a plurality of vertical aggregates and horizontal aggregates,
A heat insulating panel comprising a frame member fixed to at least one surface in the thickness direction of the frame member, and a heat insulating member fitted in a space between the frame members of the frame member. A groove portion is formed on one side edge in the thickness direction of the contact surface of the heat insulating material with the heat insulating material, and the groove portion is formed on one side edge of the contact surface of the heat insulating material with each aggregate in the thickness direction. A convex part to be joined is formed, and the abutting surface of the heat insulating material to each aggregate is a taper surface with a reduced width on the other side in the thickness direction, and a notch groove is formed in the taper surface adjacent to the convex part. Along with the formation, the heat insulating material is being sandwiched and pressure-bonded between the aggregates with the abutting surface being crushed.
上記手段によると、堅固に組み立てられた骨組枠体の各
骨材間のスペースに断熱材を嵌入させるに際して、該断
熱材を各骨材への当接部が潰れた状態となるように各骨
材間に挟持圧着せしめるように構成したので、詳しく
は、前記各骨材間のスペースの広さよりも若干大きめに
断熱材を製造しておき、この断熱材を強制的に前記スペ
ースに嵌入せしめるように構成したので、前記断熱材が
潰れることにより各骨材との間には全く隙間が生じない
こととなり、これにより断熱性の向上が図られると共に
結露発生等の不具合が生じなくなる。更に、上記の如く
骨組枠体の各骨材間に断熱材を挟持圧着せしめる作業
は、工場において行えるものであるため、当該断熱パネ
ルの量産化が可能となり、コストの低廉化が図られると
共に、現場での施工性をも向上させることが可能とな
る。また、断熱材の当接面をその厚さ方向他方側を縮幅
のテーパ面としているため、断熱材を製造するに際して
高い加工精度を要求することなく適切な嵌合が行える。According to the above means, when the heat insulating material is fitted into the space between the aggregates of the frame frame body that is firmly assembled, each bone is made so that the contact portion of the heat insulating material to each aggregate is crushed. Since it is configured to be sandwiched and crimped between the materials, in detail, the heat insulating material is manufactured to be slightly larger than the space between the aggregates, and the heat insulating material is forcibly inserted into the space. Since the heat insulating material is crushed, no space is formed between the heat insulating material and each aggregate, which improves the heat insulating property and prevents the occurrence of problems such as dew condensation. Furthermore, since the work of sandwiching and crimping the heat insulating material between the respective aggregates of the frame structure as described above can be performed in the factory, the heat insulating panel can be mass-produced and the cost can be reduced. It is also possible to improve the workability on site. Further, since the abutting surface of the heat insulating material is a tapered surface having a reduced width on the other side in the thickness direction, proper fitting can be performed without requiring high processing accuracy when manufacturing the heat insulating material.
また、上記の構成に加えて、骨材における断熱材との当
接面の厚さ方向一方側の側縁に溝部を形成すると共に、
これに対応させて断熱材の厚さ方向一方側の側縁に凸部
を形成し、前記溝部と前記凸部とを係合せしめるように
構成しているので、断熱材を各骨材間に嵌入する際に
は、凸部が溝部に当接、係合されて、いわゆるストッパ
ーの役割を果たし、過度に嵌入して断熱材の厚さ方向他
方側が骨組枠体からはみ出すことなく所定位置で容易に
嵌合できることとなる。そして、断熱材の前記テーパ面
の凸部との隣接部分に切欠溝を形成し、テーパ面の厚さ
方向一方側の端部が凸部と接していなく、一体とはなっ
ていないので、該テーパ面、すなわち当接面は、嵌入の
際、潰された状態に容易に変形することとなる。Further, in addition to the above configuration, while forming a groove portion on the side edge on one side in the thickness direction of the contact surface with the heat insulating material in the aggregate,
Corresponding to this, a convex portion is formed on the side edge on one side in the thickness direction of the heat insulating material, and the groove portion and the convex portion are configured to engage with each other. At the time of fitting, the convex portion abuts and engages with the groove portion and plays a role of a so-called stopper. It is easily fitted at a predetermined position without excessively fitting and the other side in the thickness direction of the heat insulating material protruding from the frame. Can be fitted to. Then, a notch groove is formed in a portion of the heat insulating material adjacent to the convex portion of the tapered surface, and the end portion on one side in the thickness direction of the tapered surface is not in contact with the convex portion and is not integrated. The taper surface, that is, the contact surface, is easily deformed into a crushed state at the time of fitting.
以下、本発明の実施例を第1図乃至第7図に基づいて説
明する。An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 7.
第1図は、本発明に係る断熱パネルの骨組枠体1を示す
ものであって、この骨組枠体1は、縦方向に整列された
縦骨材2…2と、その左右両端部及び中間部において横
方向に整列された横骨材3…3とから構成されており、
各骨材2,3相互はタッカーを用いて堅固に固定されてい
る。前記中間部の横骨材3は補強用に設けられるもので
あって、同図に示す寸法aが1800mm以内となるように配
設することが好ましい。FIG. 1 shows a framework frame body 1 of a heat insulating panel according to the present invention. The framework framework body 1 includes vertical aggregates 2 ... 2 aligned in the vertical direction, and right and left end portions and an intermediate portion thereof. Is composed of lateral aggregates 3 ...
The aggregates 2 and 3 are firmly fixed to each other using a tucker. The transverse aggregate 3 in the intermediate portion is provided for reinforcement, and it is preferable to arrange it so that the dimension a shown in the figure is within 1800 mm.
第2図及び第3図は、本発明に係る断熱パネル10の全体
構成及びその縦断面を示すものであって、この断熱パネ
ル10は、骨組枠体1の各骨材2…2(3…3)間のスペ
ースに断熱材4…4を嵌入し且つその上面に面材(合板
面材)5を配設せしめてタッカーを用いて固着したもの
である。2 and 3 show the overall structure of the heat insulation panel 10 according to the present invention and its longitudinal section, and this heat insulation panel 10 shows each aggregate 2 ... 2 (3 ... 3) The heat insulating materials 4 ... 4 are fitted in the space between them, and the face material (plywood face material) 5 is disposed on the upper surface thereof and fixed by using a tucker.
前記各骨材2…2(3…3)間への断熱材4の嵌入状態
を詳細に説明すると、第4図に示すように、骨材2
(3)における断熱材4との当接面2a(3a)の厚さ方向
一方側(上側)の側縁には溝部2x(3x)が形成されてい
ると共に、断熱材4における骨材2(3)との当接面4a
の厚さ方向一方側(上側)の側縁には凸部4xが形成され
ており、前記溝部2x(3x)に前記凸部4xが係合された状
態となっている。そして、同図に符号(イ)で示す部分
は、断熱材4の潰された部分を想定して図示したもので
あり、従って断熱材4は、骨材2(3)との当接部が潰
された状態で各骨材2…2(3…3)間に挟持圧着され
た状態となっている。尚、断熱材4の嵌入以前の形状
は、第5図に示すように、その当接面4aにおける凸部4x
の直下方に切欠溝4yが形成されており、且つその当接面
4aは下方が縮幅のテーパ面とされている。Explaining in detail how the heat insulating material 4 is inserted between the aggregates 2 ... 2 (3 ... 3), as shown in FIG.
The groove 2x (3x) is formed at the side edge on one side (upper side) in the thickness direction of the contact surface 2a (3a) with the heat insulating material 4 in (3), and the aggregate 2 ( 3) Abutment surface 4a
A convex portion 4x is formed on the side edge on one side (upper side) in the thickness direction, and the convex portion 4x is engaged with the groove portion 2x (3x). The portion indicated by the reference numeral (a) in the figure is shown on the assumption that the heat insulating material 4 is crushed. Therefore, the heat insulating material 4 has a contact portion with the aggregate 2 (3). In the crushed state, the aggregates 2 ... 2 (3 ... 3) are sandwiched and crimped. In addition, as shown in FIG. 5, the shape of the heat insulating material 4 before the fitting is the convex portion 4x on the contact surface 4a.
A notch groove 4y is formed immediately below, and its contact surface
The lower side of 4a is a tapered surface with a reduced width.
次に、本発明に係る断熱パネル10の製造方法を説明す
る。Next, a method for manufacturing the heat insulating panel 10 according to the present invention will be described.
先ず、第1工程として、第6図に示す骨材供給装置20に
縦骨材2…2及び横骨材3…3を配列せしめ、二個のプ
レス21,21を用いてボディプレスを行い、然る後、骨材
2,3相互をタッカーを用いて固定状態とすることによ
り、前述の第1図に示す骨組枠体1を得る。First, as the first step, the vertical aggregates 2 ... 2 and the horizontal aggregates 3 ... 3 are arranged in the aggregate supply device 20 shown in FIG. 6, and body pressing is performed using the two presses 21, 21. After that, aggregate
The frame frame body 1 shown in FIG. 1 is obtained by fixing the two and three parts using a tucker.
次に、第2工程として、第7図に示すように、骨組枠体
1の各骨材2…2(3…3)間のスペースX…Xに断熱
材4を上方から挿入して挟持圧着せしめ、このような状
態でその上面に接着剤を塗布した後に面材5を載置し、
タッカーを用いて止着することにより、前述の第2図及
び第3図に示す断熱パネル10を得る。Next, as the second step, as shown in FIG. 7, the heat insulating material 4 is inserted from above into the spaces X ... X between the aggregates 2 ... 2 (3 ... 3) of the frame framework 1 and sandwiched and crimped. Then, in this state, apply the adhesive on the upper surface and then place the face material 5,
The heat insulation panel 10 shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3 is obtained by fastening with a tacker.
そして、この後においては、搬送・堆積工程、コールド
プレス挿入工程、圧締工程、及び養生工程を順次実行す
る。Then, after this, the carrying / depositing step, the cold press inserting step, the pressing step, and the curing step are sequentially executed.
尚、上記実施例に係る断熱パネル10は、厚さ方向一方側
(上側)の面にのみ面材5を固着してなる片面パネルで
あるが故にコスト面において有利であるが、厚さ方向他
方側(下側)の面にも面材を固着して両面パネルとする
ことも可能であることは言うまでもない。The heat insulating panel 10 according to the above-described embodiment is a single-sided panel in which the face material 5 is fixed to only one surface (upper side) in the thickness direction, which is advantageous in terms of cost. It goes without saying that it is also possible to fix a face material to the side (lower side) surface to form a double-sided panel.
以上のように本発明に係る断熱パネルによれば、骨組枠
体の各骨材間に断熱材をその当接部が潰された状態とな
るように挟持圧着せしめたので、前記断熱材と各骨材と
の間には隙間が全く生じなくなり、断熱性の向上が図ら
れるばかりでなく、結露発生等の不具合が回避されると
いう利点が得られる。更に、上記の断熱材圧着作業は工
場において行えることとなるので、当該断熱パネルの量
産化が可能となりコストの低廉化が図られると共に、現
場における施工性の向上をも図ることができるという利
点が得られる。しかも、断熱材の当接面をその厚さ方向
他方側を縮幅のテーパ面としているため、断熱材を製造
するに際して高い加工精度を要求することなく適切な嵌
合が行えるので、製造コストを大幅に削減することがで
きる。また、断熱材の凸部を骨組枠体の溝部に係合する
ことにより、骨組枠体の所定位置に、断熱材を容易且つ
確実に固着することができる。As described above, according to the heat insulating panel according to the present invention, the heat insulating material is sandwiched and crimped between the respective aggregates of the frame body so that the abutting portion thereof is in a crushed state. There is no gap between the aggregate and the aggregate, which not only improves the heat insulating property but also has an advantage that problems such as dew condensation can be avoided. Further, since the above-described heat insulation material crimping work can be performed in a factory, there is an advantage that the heat insulation panel can be mass-produced, the cost can be reduced, and the workability at the site can be improved. can get. Moreover, since the abutting surface of the heat insulating material is a tapered surface with a reduced width on the other side in the thickness direction, proper fitting can be performed without requiring high processing accuracy when manufacturing the heat insulating material, thus reducing the manufacturing cost. It can be reduced significantly. Further, by engaging the convex portion of the heat insulating material with the groove portion of the frame framework, the heat insulating material can be easily and reliably fixed to a predetermined position of the frame framework.
第1図乃至第7図は本発明の実施例を示すもので、第1
図は骨組枠体の平面図、第2図は断熱パネルの斜視図、
第3図は第2図III−III線に従って切断した縦断面図、
第4図は断熱パネルの要部拡大縦断面図、第5図は断熱
材の単体縦断面図、第6図は断熱パネルの製造方法の一
工程を示す平面図、第7図は断熱パネルの製造方法の他
の工程を示す縦断面図である。また、第8図及び第9図
はそれぞれ従来例を示す縦断面図である。 1……骨組枠体 2……骨材(縦骨材) 2x,3x……溝部 3……骨材(横骨材) 4……断熱材 4a……当接面 4x……凸部 4y……切欠溝 5……面材 10……断熱パネル1 to 7 show an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure is a plan view of the frame framework, Figure 2 is a perspective view of the heat insulation panel,
FIG. 3 is a longitudinal sectional view taken along line III-III in FIG.
FIG. 4 is an enlarged vertical cross-sectional view of an essential part of the heat insulating panel, FIG. 5 is a single vertical cross-sectional view of the heat insulating material, FIG. 6 is a plan view showing one step of the method for manufacturing the heat insulating panel, and FIG. It is a longitudinal section showing another process of a manufacturing method. Further, FIG. 8 and FIG. 9 are vertical sectional views showing a conventional example. 1 ... Frame frame 2 ... Aggregate (vertical aggregate) 2x, 3x ... Groove 3 ... Aggregate (horizontal aggregate) 4 ... Insulation 4a ... Contact surface 4x ... Convex 4y ... … Notched groove 5… Face material 10… Insulation panel
Claims (1)
成し、該骨組枠体の少なくともその厚さ方向一方側の面
に面材を固着すると共に、該骨組枠体の各骨材間のスペ
ースに断熱材を嵌入してなる断熱パネルであって、前記
各骨材における断熱材との当接面の厚さ方向一方側の側
縁に溝部を形成し、前記断熱材における各骨材との当接
面の厚さ方向一方側の側縁に前記溝部に係合される凸部
を形成し、前記断熱材の各骨材への当接面をその厚さ方
向他方側が縮幅のテーパ面とし、該テーパ面の前記凸部
との隣接部分に切欠溝を形成すると共に、前記断熱材
を、この当接面が潰された状態で各骨材間に挟持圧着し
ていることを特徴とする断熱パネル。1. A frame framework is formed from a plurality of vertical aggregates and horizontal aggregates, and a frame is fixed to at least one surface in the thickness direction of the frame, and a frame of the framework is formed. A heat insulating panel in which a heat insulating material is fitted into a space between the aggregates, wherein a groove is formed at a side edge on one side in a thickness direction of a contact surface of each of the aggregates with the heat insulating material. In the thickness direction of the contact surface with each aggregate in one side edge on the one side in the thickness direction, the convex portion engaged with the groove is formed, and the contact surface with respect to each aggregate of the heat insulating material is the other in the thickness direction. The side has a tapered surface with a reduced width, and a cutout groove is formed in a portion adjacent to the convex portion of the tapered surface, and the heat insulating material is sandwiched and crimped between the aggregates with the contact surface crushed. Insulation panel characterized by having.
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