JP3065505B2 - Insulated ventilation structure for houses - Google Patents
Insulated ventilation structure for housesInfo
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Description
【0001】[0001]
【産業上の利用分野】本発明は家屋の冷暖房に要するエ
ネルギーを節約するための断熱通気構造に関するもので
ある。BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an adiabatic ventilation structure for saving energy required for cooling and heating a house.
【0002】[0002]
【従来の技術】従来は例えば図15に示すように家屋の
床部(1) にあっては布基礎(2) の上に支持された土台
(3) と大引(4) の上に根太(5) を介して床材(6) を張設
するが、該根太(5) 間にガラス繊維、ロックウール、発
泡スチレン板等の断熱材(7A)を挿入し、また家屋の外壁
(8) にあっては躯体柱(9) の内側に内壁材(10)を張設
し、躯体柱(9) の間には床部(1) に使用されている断熱
材(7A)と同様な断熱材(7B)を挿入し、更に屋根部(11)に
あっては図16に示すように屋根直下の断熱材の取付け
が困難なために最上階の天井材(12)を支持している野縁
(13)の間に床部(1) に使用されている断熱材(7A)と同様
な断熱材(7C)を挿入した構造がとられている。2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, for example, as shown in FIG. 15, a floor (1) of a house has a base supported on a cloth foundation (2).
Floor material (6) is stretched over joists (3) and (3) via joists (5) .Insulating materials such as glass fiber, rock wool, and expanded styrene plate are placed between the joists (5). (7A) and insert the house
In (8), an inner wall material (10) is installed inside the skeleton column (9), and the insulation material (7A) used for the floor (1) is interposed between the skeleton column (9). A similar heat insulating material (7B) is inserted, and furthermore, as for the roof part (11), as shown in FIG. Field
A structure in which a heat insulating material (7C) similar to the heat insulating material (7A) used for the floor (1) is inserted between (13).
【0003】[0003]
【発明が解決しようとする課題】しかしながら上記従来
構造では室内の湿気が床材(6) や内壁材(10)の継目等か
らあるいは床材(6) や内壁材(10)自体を透過して断熱材
(7A,7B) 内に侵入して該断熱材(7A,7B) 内部で結露して
蓄積され、該断熱材(7A,7B) の断熱性を劣化させかつ該
断熱材(7A,7B) や床材(6) 、内壁材(10)等を腐蝕し、小
屋根がある場合二階の断熱が不充分であると言う問題点
がある。更に夏期には断熱材(7A,7B) が蓄熱してクーラ
ーによる室内冷却効果が低下すると言う問題点があっ
た。However, in the above-mentioned conventional structure, the humidity in the room permeates through the joint of the floor material (6) and the inner wall material (10) or through the floor material (6) and the inner wall material (10) itself. Insulation
(7A, 7B) and dew and accumulate inside the heat insulating material (7A, 7B), deteriorating the heat insulating property of the heat insulating material (7A, 7B) and reducing the heat insulating material (7A, 7B) or the like. There is a problem that the floor material (6), the inner wall material (10) and the like are corroded, and if there is a small roof, the heat insulation of the second floor is insufficient. Furthermore, in summer, there is a problem that the heat insulating material (7A, 7B) stores heat and the indoor cooling effect of the cooler is reduced.
【0004】[0004]
【課題を解決するための手段】本発明は上記従来の課題
を解決するための手段として、家屋(20)の床部(21)にお
いては床下の土台(23)と大引(24)、および大引(24)と大
引(24)との間に上方へ浮上可能に断熱材(27)を差渡し、
該土台(23)と該大引(24)上には根太(25)を介して床材(2
6)を張設して該断熱材(27)と該床材(26)との間に床部空
隙S1 を設け、外壁部(31)においては躯体柱(32)の外側
に断熱材(37)を張設し、内側に内壁材(33)を張設して該
断熱材(37)と該内壁材(33)との間に外壁部空隙S2 を設
け、屋根部(41)においては垂木(46)を支持する軒桁(43)
と母屋(44)、母屋(44)と母屋(44)、および母屋(44)と棟
木(45)との間に断熱材(47)を差渡して該断熱材(47)と天
井材(53)と該外壁部(31)の断熱材(37)とによって囲まれ
た屋根裏空間S3 を形成し、該屋根裏空間S3 において
外壁部(31)にはダンパー(65)付きの換気口(54)を設け、
該家屋(20)内の各部屋R1,R2,R3,R4 間の境界の床材
(26,55) と天井材(53,59) および内壁部(61)内に境界空
隙S4,S5 を設け、該土台(23)を支持する布基礎(22)に
はダンパー(64)付きの床下換気口(30)を設け、該床部空
隙S1 と外壁部空隙S2 と境界空隙S4,S5 と屋根裏空
間S3 とは連通して通気路Sを形成しており、該屋根裏
換気口(54)と床下換気口(30)のダンパー(65,64) は温度
によって自動開閉され、該屋根裏換気口(54)と床下換気
口(30)のダンパー(65,64) が開いた時、床部(21)の断熱
材(27)が若干浮上して床下の空気が該通気経路Sに流入
する家屋(20)の断熱通気構造を提供するものである。該
断熱材(27,37,47)は吸水性が小さい発泡プラスチック板
であることが望ましく、また該発泡プラスチック板は浮
上が容易なために比重が30kg/m3 以下であることが
望ましい。更に該通気路Sを積極的に換気するために屋
根裏換気口(54)と床下換気口(30)には温度によって作動
するファン(66,67) を取付け、また床部(21)の断熱材(2
7)は設定温度でその一部または全部が強制的に浮上され
ることが望ましい。According to the present invention, as a means for solving the above-mentioned conventional problems, a floor (21) of a house (20) has a base (23) under the floor, a pulling machine (24), and Delivering the heat insulating material (27) so that it can float upward between the large pull (24) and the large pull (24),
The flooring (2) is placed on the base (23) and the pulling bar (24) via joists (25).
6) stretched to the floor void S 1 is provided between the heat insulating material (27) the bed material (26), in the outer wall (31) outside the insulation precursor pillars (32) ( 37) stretched, and the outer wall void S 2 provided stretched an inner wall member (33) on the inside between the heat insulating material and (37) inner wall member (33), the roof (41) Is the eaves girder (43) that supports the rafters (46)
And the main house (44), the main house (44) and the main house (44), and the heat insulating material (47) between the main house (44) and the purlin (45), and the heat insulating material (47) and the ceiling material (53 ) and forming the attic space S 3 enclosed outer wall insulation (31) and (37) by the outer wall portion in the attic space S 3 (31) in the damper (65) with vents (54 )
Floor material at the boundary between each room R 1 , R 2 , R 3 , R 4 in the house (20)
(26,55) and ceiling material (53, 59) and provided boundary gap S 4, S 5 on the inner wall (61) inside,該土stand damper cloth foundation (22) supporting the (23) (64) attached under the floor vent (30) provided, forms a vent path S communicates the floor clearance space S 1 and the outer wall portion gap S 2 and the boundary gaps S 4, S 5 and attic space S 3, The dampers (65, 64) of the attic ventilation port (54) and the underfloor ventilation port (30) are automatically opened and closed according to the temperature, and the dampers (65, 64) of the attic ventilation port (54) and the underfloor ventilation port (30) are opened. When opened, the heat insulating material (27) of the floor (21) slightly floats to provide a heat insulating ventilation structure of the house (20) in which the air under the floor flows into the ventilation path S. The heat insulating material (27, 37, 47) is preferably a foamed plastic plate having a small water absorption, and the foamed plastic plate desirably has a specific gravity of 30 kg / m 3 or less for easy floating. Further, in order to actively ventilate the ventilation passage S, fans (66, 67) operated by temperature are attached to the attic ventilation port (54) and the underfloor ventilation port (30), and the heat insulating material of the floor section (21) is provided. (2
7) It is desirable that a part or all of them be forcibly levitated at a set temperature.
【0005】[0005]
【作用】冬季は床下換気口(30)と屋根裏換気口(54)のダ
ンパー(64,65) を閉じる。この状態では床部空隙S1 と
外壁部空隙S2 と境界空隙S4,S5 と屋根裏空間S3 と
によって形成される通気路Sへの外気取入れは遮断さ
れ、家屋(20)の各部屋R1,R2,R3,R4 の内部温度に差
があるとその影響で該通気路S内の空気層が循環して各
部屋R1,R2,R3,R4 の内部温度差は小さくなり、更に
通気路S内の空気層温度と各部屋R1,R2,R3,R4 の内
部温度との差も小さくなり、各部屋R1,R2,R3,R4 内
の湿気の該通気路S内への侵入も少なくなる。そして該
通気路S内に若干の湿気が存在しても該通気路S内の空
気層は上記したように循環し流動しているので結露は発
生しない。そして各室内は断熱材(27,37,47)に加えて通
気路S内の空気層によって二重に保温されている。夏期
は床下換気口(30)と屋根裏換気口(54)のダンパー(64,6
5) を開く。この状態では該通気路S内に上昇気流が発
生し、その結果床部(21)の断熱材(27)は吸引されて浮上
し、外気が床下換気口(30)から浮上した該断熱材(27)の
空隙S6 を通って通気路S内へ流入しそして屋根裏換気
口(54)から排出され、煙突効果によって通気路内の換気
が行なわれる。このような換気によって断熱材(27,37,4
7)の蓄熱が防止され、各部屋R1,R2,R3,R4 の周りの
高温空気は換気されて室内の放熱が円滑に進み、また室
内の湿気が通気路S内に侵入しても、断熱材(27,37,47)
に吸収されることなく上記換気によって外部へ排除され
る。更に室内は断熱材(27,37,47)に加えて通気路S内の
空気層によっても断熱され外部からの熱気を遮断され
る。[Action] In winter, the dampers (64, 65) of the underfloor ventilation port (30) and the attic ventilation port (54) are closed. Outside air intake to the air passage S formed by the floor void S 1 and the outer wall portion gap S 2 and the boundary gaps S 4, S 5 and attic space S 3 in this state is blocked, each room of the house (20) If there is a difference between the internal temperatures of R 1 , R 2 , R 3 , R 4 , the air layer in the ventilation passage S circulates due to the influence, and the internal temperature of each room R 1 , R 2 , R 3 , R 4 . The difference becomes smaller, and the difference between the air layer temperature in the air passage S and the internal temperature of each room R 1 , R 2 , R 3 , R 4 also becomes smaller, and each room R 1 , R 2 , R 3 , R The penetration of the moisture in 4 into the ventilation path S is also reduced. Even if there is some moisture in the air passage S, the air layer in the air passage S circulates and flows as described above, so that no dew condensation occurs. Each room is doubly insulated by the air layer in the ventilation path S in addition to the heat insulating materials (27, 37, 47). In summer, dampers (64, 6) for underfloor ventilation (30) and attic ventilation (54)
5) Open. In this state, an ascending air flow is generated in the ventilation path S, and as a result, the heat insulating material (27) of the floor (21) is sucked and floats, and the outside air floats from the underfloor ventilation port (30). 27) through the gap S 6 of flows into air passage S and is discharged from the attic vent (54), the ventilation in the ventilation paths is performed by the chimney effect. Insulation (27,37,4)
7) is prevented, the high-temperature air around each of the rooms R 1 , R 2 , R 3 , R 4 is ventilated, and the heat radiation inside the room proceeds smoothly, and the moisture inside the room enters the ventilation path S. Even thermal insulation (27,37,47)
It is excluded to the outside by the ventilation without being absorbed into the air. Further, the interior of the room is insulated by the air layer in the ventilation path S in addition to the heat insulating materials (27, 37, 47), and the hot air from the outside is shut off.
【0006】[0006]
【実施例】本発明を図1〜図12に示す一実施例によっ
て説明すれば、図1に示す家屋(20)の一階部分には部屋
R1,R2 が配置され、二階部分には部屋R3,R4 が配置
されており、該家屋(20)の床部(21)は図2に示すように
布基礎(22)の上に支持された土台(23)と、大引(24)と、
該土台(23)および大引(24)に根太(25)を介して張設され
ている床材(26)とからなり、該土台(23)と大引(24)間お
よび大引(24)間には断熱材(27)が差渡されている。該断
熱材(27)は例えば発泡ポリスチレン板、発泡ポリエチレ
ン板、発泡ポリプロピレン板、ポリスチレン−ポリエチ
レン発泡体板、ポリスチレン−ポリプロピレン発泡体板
等の発泡プラスチック板からなり、通常厚さ25〜14
0mm,長さ600〜4000mm,巾は土台(23)と大引(2
4)間および大引(14)間の巾(通常600〜1000mm)
の板であり、比重が30kg/m3 以下の軽量なものが望
ましい。そして図3に示すように両側縁に沿ってテーパ
ーカットを行なって本体(27A) と両側の縁部(27B) とに
分割する。即ち図4に示すように両側の縁部(27B) の上
巾W1 は通常1〜40mm、下巾W2 は通常20〜100
mmとして本体(27A) の横断面を逆台形形状とする。そし
て該本体(27A) と両側の縁部(27B) とは粘着テープ(28)
で一体化されて現場に搬入され、現場で粘着テープ(28)
を剥がして本体(27A) と両側の縁部(27B) とを分離し、
図5に示すように両側の縁部(27B) を釘(29)等で土台(2
3)および大引(24)に固定し、その上に本体(27A) を載置
する。このようにして断熱材(27)を本体(27A) と縁部(2
7B) とに分割することによって土台(23)と大引(24)間お
よび大引(14)間の寸法誤差は吸収出来、断熱材(27)を床
下に隙間なく張設することが出来る。そして床部(21)に
おいては床材(26)と断熱材(27)との間に床部空隙S1 が
形成される。該床部空隙S1 は通常40mm以上に設定す
る。更に外周布基礎(22)には4〜5m間隔で床下換気口
(30)が設けられている。EXAMPLES The present invention if an exemplary embodiment described shown in FIGS. 1 to 12, rooms R 1, R 2 is located in the first floor of the house (20) shown in FIG. 1, the second floor part Rooms R 3 and R 4 are arranged, and the floor (21) of the house (20) has a base (23) supported on a cloth foundation (22) as shown in FIG. 24),
The base (23) and the floor (24) are stretched through a joist (25) to the floor (26). A heat insulating material (27) is provided between the parentheses. The heat insulating material (27) is made of a foamed plastic plate such as a foamed polystyrene plate, a foamed polyethylene plate, a foamed polypropylene plate, a polystyrene-polyethylene foam plate, a polystyrene-polypropylene foam plate, and has a normal thickness of 25 to 14 mm.
0mm, length 600-4000mm, width is base (23)
Width between 4) and between pulling (14) (usually 600-1000mm)
It is desirable that the plate is lightweight and has a specific gravity of 30 kg / m 3 or less. Then, as shown in FIG. 3, a taper cut is made along both side edges to divide into a main body (27A) and both side edges (27B). That on the width W 1 of the both side edges (27B) as shown in FIG. 4 is usually 1~40Mm, the lower width W 2 Normal 20-100
mm and the cross section of the main body (27A) is inverted trapezoidal. The main body (27A) and the edges (27B) on both sides are adhered to an adhesive tape (28).
It is integrated at the site and brought into the site, where the adhesive tape (28)
Peel off the main body (27A) and the edges (27B) on both sides,
As shown in FIG. 5, the edges (27B) on both sides are
3) and fix it to the pulling pulley (24), and put the main body (27A) on it. In this way, the insulation (27) is attached to the body (27A) and the edge (2
7B), the dimensional error between the base (23) and the large pull (24) and between the large pull (24) can be absorbed, and the heat insulating material (27) can be stretched under the floor without gaps. And in floor (21) floor void S 1 is formed between the flooring (26) insulation material (27). Floor clearance space S 1 is set to more than the normal 40 mm. In addition, the underfloor ventilation openings are provided at the outer cloth foundation (22) at intervals of 4 to 5 m.
(30) is provided.
【0007】(31)は家屋(20)の外壁部であり、図2に示
すように躯体柱(32)の外側には土台(23)の下側から屋根
部(41)の軒桁(43)まで全面的に断熱材(37)が張設され、
内側には内壁材(33)が張設され、かくして該断熱材(37)
と該内壁材(33)との間には外壁部空隙S2 が設けられて
いる。該外壁部空隙S2 は床部(21)と同様通常40mm以
上に設定する。そして該断熱材(37)の外側にはモルタル
または外壁材(34)が張設されている。該断熱材(37)は床
部(21)の断熱材(27)と同様な発泡プラスチック板であ
る。[0007] Reference numeral (31) denotes an outer wall of the house (20). As shown in FIG. 2, the eaves girder (43) of the roof (41) is located on the outer side of the frame (32) from below the base (23). Insulation material (37) is stretched all over until),
An inner wall material (33) is stretched inside, and thus the heat insulating material (37)
Outer wall clearance space S 2 is provided between the inner wall member (33). Outer wall void S 2 is set in the same manner than usual 40mm and floor (21). A mortar or an outer wall material (34) is stretched outside the heat insulating material (37). The heat insulating material (37) is a foamed plastic plate similar to the heat insulating material (27) of the floor (21).
【0008】該家屋(20)の屋根部(41)は図6に示すよう
に野地板(42)が軒桁(43)、母屋(44)、および棟木(45)に
支持されている垂木(46)上に張設されており、軒桁(43)
と母屋(44)間、母屋(44)間、および母屋(44)と棟木(45)
間には断熱材(47)が差渡されており、該野地板(42)上に
は瓦等の屋根材(48)が葺かれている。該断熱材(47)は床
部(21)の断熱材(27)と同様な発泡プラスチック板であ
り、断面平行四辺形形状をしており、図7に示すように
隣合う軒桁(43)と母屋(44)、母屋(44)と母屋(44)、母屋
(44)と棟木(45)の低位の軒桁(43)または母屋(44)の垂直
側面に断面ヘの字形状の取付金具(49)を釘(49A) やビス
等で止着し、該取付金具(49)によって低位側のみを支持
している。該断熱材(47)は通常厚さ30〜120mm、長
さ900〜2000mm、巾は軒桁(43)と母屋(44)の間
隔、母屋(44)間の間隔、および母屋(44)と棟木(45)間の
間隔に等しく設定されている。そして該屋根部(41)の底
部には小屋梁(50)から吊木(51)によって支持された野地
(52)を介して二階部分の天井材(53)が張設されている。
上記屋根部(41)、外壁部(31)、天井材(53)とによって区
画された屋根裏空間S3 において、外壁部(31)には換気
口(54)が設けられている。As shown in FIG. 6, a roof part (41) of the house (20) has a base plate (42) supported by an eaves girder (43), a main house (44), and a purlin (45). 46) Stretched above, eave girder (43)
Between the main house (44), between the main house (44), and between the main house (44) and the purlin (45)
A heat insulating material (47) is interposed between them, and a roofing material (48) such as a tile is laid on the base plate (42). The heat insulating material (47) is a foamed plastic plate similar to the heat insulating material (27) of the floor portion (21), and has a parallelogram cross section, and as shown in FIG. And purlin (44), purlin (44) and purlin (44), purlin
(44) and the lower eaves girder (43) of the purlin (45) or the vertical side of the purlin (44), fasten the mounting bracket (49) with a U-shaped cross section with nails (49A) or screws, etc. Only the lower side is supported by the mounting bracket (49). The heat insulating material (47) is usually 30 to 120 mm in thickness, 900 to 2000 mm in length, and the width is the space between the eaves girder (43) and the purlin (44), the space between the purlin (44), and the purlin (44) and the purlin It is set equal to the interval between (45). At the bottom of the roof part (41), a field supported by a hut beam (50) and a suspension tree (51) is provided.
A ceiling material (53) on the second floor is stretched via (52).
The roof portion (41), outer wall (31), in an attic space S 3 which is partitioned ceiling material (53) by the outer wall (31) vent (54) is provided.
【0009】一階部分と二階部分との境界においては、
図8に示すように二階部分の床材(55)は胴差(56)に差渡
されている床梁(57)上に根太(58)を介して支持されてお
り、一方一階部分の天井材(59)は該床梁(57)から吊木(6
0)によって支持されており、二階部分の床材(55)と一階
部分の天井材(59)との間には境界空隙S4 が形成されて
いる。一階部分および二階部分において部屋R1 と
R2 、部屋R3 とR4 とは内壁部(61)によって区画され
ており、該内壁部(61)は図9に示すように躯体柱(62)
と、該躯体柱(62)の両側に張設されている内壁材(63)と
からなり、両側の内壁材(63)間には境界空隙S5 が形成
されている。At the boundary between the first floor and the second floor,
As shown in FIG. 8, the floor material (55) of the second floor portion is supported via a joist (58) on a floor beam (57) provided to the waist (56), while the floor material (55) of the first floor portion is provided. The ceiling material (59) is suspended from the floor beam (57)
0) is supported by the boundary gap S 4 is formed between the flooring second floor portion (55) first floor ceiling material with (59). The rooms R 1 and R 2 and the rooms R 3 and R 4 are partitioned by an inner wall portion (61) on the first and second floor portions, and the inner wall portion (61) is, as shown in FIG. )
When made from該躯body pillar (62) inner wall material is stretched on either side of the (63), the boundary gap S 5 is formed between both sides of the inner wall member (63).
【0010】床下換気口(30)と屋根裏換気口(54)には図
10および図11に示すようにダンパー(64,65) が夫々
取付けられかつファン(66,67) が配置されている。該換
気口(30,54) のダンパー(64,65) は通常の鋼材からなる
通常スプリング(68,69) によって閉じる方向に付勢され
ており、更に該ダンパー(64,65) は形状記憶合金からな
る感温スプリング(70,71) によって開く方向に付勢され
ている。該感温スプリング(70,71) の弾性は雰囲気温度
が15℃以上になると通常スプリング(68,69)の弾性よ
りも大きくなってダンパー(64,65) を開き、また5℃以
下では該感温スプリング(70,71) は弾性を喪失して該ダ
ンパー(64,65) は通常スプリング(68,69) によって閉じ
られるようにする。この場合はファン(66,67) のモータ
ー回路にも温度センサーを組み込み、例えば25℃以上
ではファン(66,67) が駆動されるように設定する。As shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, dampers (64, 65) are attached to the underfloor ventilation port (30) and the attic ventilation port (54), respectively, and fans (66, 67) are arranged. The dampers (64, 65) of the ventilation openings (30, 54) are urged in the closing direction by ordinary springs (68, 69) made of ordinary steel, and the dampers (64, 65) are made of a shape memory alloy. It is urged in the opening direction by a temperature-sensing spring (70, 71) consisting of: The elasticity of the temperature-sensitive springs (70, 71) becomes larger than the elasticity of the normal springs (68, 69) when the ambient temperature exceeds 15 ° C., and the dampers (64, 65) are opened. The warm springs (70, 71) lose their elasticity so that the dampers (64, 65) are normally closed by the springs (68, 69). In this case, a temperature sensor is also incorporated in the motor circuit of the fan (66, 67), and the fan (66, 67) is set to be driven at, for example, 25 ° C. or higher.
【0011】このようにして家屋(20)の下部には床下換
気口(30)、上部には屋根裏換気口(54)を配し、相互連通
する床部空隙S1 、外壁部空隙S2 、境界空隙S4,S5
および屋根裏空間S3 からなる通気路S(S1 +S2 +
S3 +S4 +S5 =S)が形成される。In this way, the underfloor ventilation port (30) is arranged at the lower part of the house (20), and the attic ventilation port (54) is arranged at the upper part, and the floor space S 1 and the outer wall space S 2 communicating with each other are provided. Boundary gaps S 4 , S 5
And it consists of an attic space S 3 ventilation path S (S 1 + S 2 +
(S 3 + S 4 + S 5 = S) is formed.
【0012】冬季例えば外気温が例えば15℃よりも低
い時にはダンパー(64,65) の感温スプリング(70,71) は
弾性を喪失して床下換気口(30)と屋根裏換気口(54)とは
ダンパー(64,65) によって閉じる方向に作用し、5℃以
下では完全に閉じられた状態になる。この場合には通気
路Sに対する外気の出入りはなく、各部屋R1,R2,R3,
R4 内の温度差によって生じた通気路S内の空気層の温
度差により、図12矢印に示すように該空気が通気路S
内で対流を起こして循環し、その結果該通気路S内の空
気層の温度は略均一化され、各部屋R1,R2,R3,R4 の
内部温度差は小さくなり、各部屋R1,R2,R3,R4 内部
から通気路Sへの湿気の侵入も少なくなる。そして該通
気路S内に若干の湿気が存在していても、上記のような
通気路S内の空気層の流動によって拡散され、結露は生
じない。そして各部屋R1,R2,R3,R4 は断熱材(27,3
7,47)に合わせて該通気路S内の空気層によっても保温
され、各部屋の暖房効率は大巾に向上し、僅かな加熱で
も必要暖房をすることが出来る。In winter, for example, when the outside air temperature is lower than 15 ° C., for example, the temperature-sensitive springs (70, 71) of the damper (64, 65) lose elasticity, and the underfloor ventilation port (30) and the attic ventilation port (54) are not connected. Acts in the direction of closing by the dampers (64, 65), and becomes completely closed below 5 ° C. In this case, no outside air enters or exits the ventilation path S, and the rooms R 1 , R 2 , R 3 ,
Due to the temperature difference of the air layer in the air passage S caused by the temperature difference in R 4 , the air flows through the air passage S as shown by the arrow in FIG.
As a result, the temperature of the air layer in the air passage S is substantially uniform, and the temperature difference between the rooms R 1 , R 2 , R 3 , R 4 is reduced, and The penetration of moisture from the inside of R 1 , R 2 , R 3 , R 4 into the ventilation path S is also reduced. And even if a little moisture exists in the air passage S, it is diffused by the flow of the air layer in the air passage S as described above, and no dew condensation occurs. Each room R 1 , R 2 , R 3 , R 4 is made of a heat insulating material (27, 3
7, 47), the temperature is also maintained by the air layer in the ventilation path S, the heating efficiency of each room is greatly improved, and the required heating can be performed with a small amount of heating.
【0013】外気温が例えば15℃以上25℃以下では
ダンパー(64,65) の感温スプリング(70,71) の弾性が通
常スプリング(68,69) よりも大きくなって床下換気口(3
0)と屋根裏換気口(54)のダンパー(64,65) は開いた状態
におかれる。この場合には屋根裏換気口(54)から通気路
S内に外気が出入りして該通気路S内の空気層は換気さ
れる。また高気圧や風の影響により外壁部空隙S2 と境
界空隙S5 内の空気層には煙突効果による上昇気流が発
生する。晴れて高気圧に覆われた場合、該家屋(20)では
該空隙S2,S5 の上昇気流は強くなり、通気路S内に流
れる空気流速は40〜60cm/秒となり、このような空
気流速によって、例えば床部(21)の断熱材(27)の比重が
27kg/m3 、40mm厚の重量が1.08kg/m3 の場
合、図5および図12点線に示すように該断熱材(27)の
本体(27A) は空気を通す程度に浮上がる。この状態で上
記したように換気口(30,54) のダンパー(64,65) は開い
た状態にあり、外気は該床下換気口(30)から流入し、床
部(21)の断熱材(27)の本体(27A)と両側の縁部(27B) と
の間に形成された空隙S6 を通過して通気路S内を流速
60cm/秒で通り屋根裏換気口(54)から排出される。上
記のような通気路S内の空気層の流動によって外壁部(3
1)や内壁部(61)内の結露が防止されるばかりでなく、各
部屋R1,R2,R3,R4 は断熱材(27,37,47)に加えて通気
路S内の空気層によって高度に断熱される。When the outside air temperature is, for example, 15 ° C. or more and 25 ° C. or less, the elasticity of the temperature-sensitive springs (70, 71) of the damper (64, 65) becomes larger than that of the normal springs (68, 69), and the underfloor vent (3)
The dampers (64, 65) at 0) and the attic ventilation opening (54) are left open. In this case, outside air flows into and out of the ventilation path S from the attic ventilation port (54), and the air layer in the ventilation path S is ventilated. The updraft is generated by the chimney effect in the air layer of the outer wall void S 2 and the boundary gaps S 5 due to the influence of high pressure and wind. If covered with high pressure sunny,該家Ya (20) in the updraft of voids S 2, S 5 becomes stronger, the air flow rate flowing through the air passage S becomes 40~60Cm / sec, such an air flow rate Thus, for example, when the specific gravity of the heat insulating material (27) of the floor portion (21) is 27 kg / m 3 and the weight of a 40 mm thickness is 1.08 kg / m 3 , as shown in dotted lines in FIGS. The main body (27A) of 27) floats enough to allow air to pass through. In this state, as described above, the dampers (64, 65) of the ventilation openings (30, 54) are in an open state, the outside air flows in from the underfloor ventilation openings (30), and the heat insulating material ( is discharged from the street attic vent (54) through the air passage S voids S 6 formed at a flow rate of 60cm / sec between the body of 27) (27A) both side edges and (27B) . Due to the flow of the air layer in the ventilation passage S as described above, the outer wall (3
In addition to preventing dew condensation in the inner wall (61) and the inner wall (61), each room R 1 , R 2 , R 3 , R 4 is provided with a heat insulating material (27, 37, 47) and an air passage S in the air passage S. Highly insulated by air layer.
【0014】夏期例えば外気温が25℃よりも高くなる
と床下換気口(30)および屋根裏換気口(54)のダンパー(6
4,65) は開いた状態を維持し、かつ床下換気口(30)およ
び/または屋根裏換気口(54)のファン(66,67) が作動を
開始する。この状態では通気路S内の上昇気流の流速は
更に大きくなり、その結果床部(21)の断熱材(27)の本体
(27A) が強制的に吸引されて更に浮き上がり、該本体(2
7A) と縁部(27B) との間の空隙S6 が更に拡がり、通気
路S内を流れる空気の流速は更に数倍となる。In summer, for example, when the outside air temperature exceeds 25 ° C., the dampers (6) of the underfloor ventilation port (30) and the attic ventilation port (54) are provided.
4,65) remain open and the fans (66,67) of the underfloor ventilation (30) and / or attic ventilation (54) are activated. In this state, the flow velocity of the rising airflow in the ventilation path S is further increased, and as a result, the main body of the heat insulating material (27) on the floor (21)
(27A) is forcibly sucked and rises further, and the body (2
7A) and the edge portion further spread the gap S 6 is between (27B), the flow rate of air flowing through the air passage S is further a few times.
【0015】したがってこのような効果的な換気によっ
て断熱材(27,37,47)、外壁部(31)、内壁部(61)、床材(2
6,55) 、天井材(53)を介して各部屋R1,R2,R3,R4 内
が放熱され室内に熱が蓄積することが防止され、また各
部屋R1,R2,R3,R4 の温度も均一化され、それによっ
て各部屋の冷房効率が大巾に向上する。Therefore, the heat insulating material (27, 37, 47), the outer wall portion (31), the inner wall portion (61), and the floor material (2
6, 55), the interior of each room R 1 , R 2 , R 3 , R 4 is radiated through the ceiling material (53) to prevent heat from being accumulated in the room, and each room R 1 , R 2 , The temperatures of R 3 and R 4 are also made uniform, thereby greatly improving the cooling efficiency of each room.
【0016】上記実施例以外、図13に示すように床部
(21)の断熱材(27)は土台(23)または大引(24)に取付けら
れたブラケット(27C) 上に載置されてもよく、また換気
口(30,54) のダンパー(64,65) は手動で開閉されてもよ
く、更にファン(66,67) は必須のものではない。更に図
14に示すように床部(21)において根太(25)から断熱材
(27)の本体(27A) を形状記憶合金からなるスプリング(7
2)で吊下し、変態温度以上の温度(例えば18℃以上)
で該スプリング(72)の弾性が高くなって収縮することに
よって該断熱材(27)の本体(27A) を強制的に点線状態に
浮上がらせてもよい。In addition to the above embodiment, as shown in FIG.
The insulation (27) of (21) may be placed on a bracket (27C) attached to the base (23) or the spar (24) and the dampers (64, 64) of the ventilation openings (30, 54). 65) may be manually opened and closed, and the fans (66, 67) are not required. Further, as shown in FIG.
The body (27A) of (27) is connected to a spring (7
Hanging in 2), temperature above transformation temperature (for example, above 18 ° C)
The body (27A) of the heat insulating material (27) may be forced to float in a dotted line state by the elasticity of the spring (72) being increased and contracting.
【0017】[0017]
【発明の効果】したがって本発明においては、家屋の外
周が断熱材と通気路の空気層とによって二重に遮断され
ているから冷暖房効率が極めてよくなり、また通気路内
の空気の流動によって湿気も拡散されて結露が起こりに
くゝなり冷暖房に要するエネルギーが大巾に削減され、
かつ家屋の耐久性も向上する。Therefore, in the present invention, since the outer periphery of the house is double-blocked by the heat insulating material and the air layer of the ventilation passage, the cooling and heating efficiency is extremely improved, and the flow of the air in the ventilation passage makes the air humid. Is also diffused and condensation hardly occurs, and the energy required for cooling and heating is greatly reduced.
In addition, the durability of the house is improved.
図1〜図12は本発明の一実施例を示すものである。 1 to 12 show an embodiment of the present invention.
【図1】家屋の概略図(ダンパー閉状態)FIG. 1 is a schematic view of a house (with a damper closed).
【図2】床部と外壁部との一部切欠き部分斜視図FIG. 2 is a partially cutaway perspective view of a floor portion and an outer wall portion.
【図3】断熱材斜視図FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a heat insulating material.
【図4】断熱材端部分側面図FIG. 4 is a side view of an end portion of a heat insulating material.
【図5】断熱材を床に取付けた状態の断面図FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of a state in which a heat insulating material is attached to a floor.
【図6】屋根部の部分断面図FIG. 6 is a partial sectional view of a roof.
【図7】屋根部の断熱材部分断面図FIG. 7 is a partial sectional view of a heat insulating material of a roof portion.
【図8】一階部分と二階部分の境界部分断面図FIG. 8 is a partial cross-sectional view of a boundary between a first floor portion and a second floor portion.
【図9】内壁部の部分斜視図FIG. 9 is a partial perspective view of an inner wall portion.
【図10】換気口の説明断面図FIG. 10 is an explanatory sectional view of a vent.
【図11】換気口の説明正面図FIG. 11 is an explanatory front view of a vent.
【図12】家屋の概略図(ダンパー開状態)FIG. 12 is a schematic view of a house (with a damper open).
【図13】他の実施例の床部断熱材取付け状態断面図FIG. 13 is a sectional view showing a state where a floor insulating material is attached according to another embodiment.
【図14】更に他の実施例の床部断熱材取付け状態断面
図FIG. 14 is a sectional view showing a state where a floor heat insulating material is mounted according to still another embodiment.
【図15】従来例の床および壁構造説明図FIG. 15 is an explanatory view of a conventional floor and wall structure.
【図16】従来例の天井構造説明図FIG. 16 is an explanatory view of a conventional ceiling structure.
20 家屋 21 床部 22 布基礎 23 土台 24 大引 25 根太 26,55 床材 27,37,47 断熱材 30 床下換気口(換気口) 31 外壁部 32 躯体柱 33 内壁材 41 屋根部 43 軒桁 44 母屋 45 棟木 46 垂木 53,59 天井材 54 屋根裏換気口(換気口) 61 内壁部 64,65 ダンパー 66,67 ファン 68,69 通常スプリング 70,71 感温スプリング S 通気路 S1 床部空隙(空隙) S2 外壁部空隙(空隙) S3 屋根裏空間(空隙) S4,S5 境界空隙(空隙) S6 断熱材の空隙(空隙) R1,R2,R3,R4 部屋20 House 21 Floor 22 Cloth foundation 23 Base 24 Ohiki 25 Joist 26,55 Floor material 27,37,47 Insulation material 30 Underfloor ventilation (ventilation) 31 Exterior wall 32 Building column 33 Interior wall 41 Roof 43 girder 44 Main building 45 Ridge 46 Rafters 53,59 Ceiling 54 Attic ventilation (ventilation) 61 Inner wall 64,65 Damper 66,67 Fan 68,69 Normal spring 70,71 Temperature-sensitive spring S Ventilation S 1 Floor space ( gap) S 2 outer wall void (gap) S 3 attic space (gap) S 4, S 5 boundary gap (gap) S 6 insulation gap (air gap) R 1, R 2, R 3, R 4 room
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Claims (4)
および大引と大引との間に上方へ浮上可能に断熱材を差
渡し、該土台と該大引上には根太を介して床材を張設し
て該断熱材と該床材との間に床部空隙を設け、外壁部に
おいては躯体柱の外側に断熱材を張設し、内側に内壁材
を張設して該断熱材と該内壁材との間に外壁部空隙を設
け、屋根部においてはたる木を支持する軒桁と母屋、母
屋と母屋、および母屋と棟木との間に断熱材を差渡して
該断熱材と天井材と該外壁部の断熱材とによって囲まれ
た屋根裏空間を形成し、該屋根裏空間において外壁部に
はダンパー付きの換気口を設け、該家屋内の各部屋間の
境界の床材と天井材および内壁部内に境界空隙を設け、
該土台を支持する布基礎にはダンパー付きの床下換気口
を設け、該床部空隙と外壁部空隙と境界空隙と屋根裏空
間とは連通して通気路を形成しており、該屋根裏換気口
と床下換気口のダンパーは温度によって自動開閉され、
該屋根裏換気口と床下換気口のダンパーが開いた時、床
部の断熱材が若干浮上して床下の空気が該通気経路に流
入することを特徴とする家屋の断熱通気構造Claims: 1. On the floor of a house:
And a heat insulating material is delivered between the pulling and the pulling up so as to be able to levitate upward, and a floor material is stretched through a joist on the base and the pulling up, and the heat insulating material and the flooring material are connected to each other. A floor space is provided therebetween, and in the outer wall portion, a heat insulating material is stretched outside the skeleton pillar, and an inner wall material is stretched inside to provide an outer wall space between the heat insulating material and the inner wall material, On the roof, an attic surrounded by the eaves girder and purlin supporting the rafters, the purlin and purlin, and the insulation between the purlin and the purlin, and surrounded by the heat insulating material, the ceiling material, and the heat insulating material of the outer wall part. Forming a space, providing a ventilation opening with a damper on the outer wall in the attic space, and providing a boundary gap between the floor and ceiling materials and the inner wall at the boundary between each room in the house,
An underfloor ventilation port with a damper is provided in the cloth foundation supporting the base, and the floor space, the outer wall space, the boundary space, and the attic space communicate with each other to form a ventilation path, and the attic ventilation port is provided. The damper at the underfloor vent opens and closes automatically depending on the temperature,
When the dampers of the attic ventilation opening and the underfloor ventilation opening are opened, the heat insulating material on the floor slightly rises, and the air under the floor flows into the ventilation path.
発泡プラスチック板の比重は30kg/m3 以下である請
求項1に記載の家屋の断熱通気構造2. The heat insulating and ventilating structure of a house according to claim 1, wherein the heat insulating material is a foamed plastic plate, and the specific gravity of the foamed plastic plate is 30 kg / m 3 or less.
おり、該ファンは温度によって作動するる請求項1に記
載の家屋の断熱通気構造3. The insulated ventilation structure for a house according to claim 1, wherein a fan is attached to the attic ventilation port, and the fan operates according to temperature.
請求項1に記載の家屋の断熱通気構造4. The heat-insulating ventilation structure for a house according to claim 1, wherein said heat-insulating material is raised by temperature.
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