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WO2020256016A1 - Outer wall structure for building, heat-blocking structure, and heat-blocking method - Google Patents

Outer wall structure for building, heat-blocking structure, and heat-blocking method Download PDF

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WO2020256016A1
WO2020256016A1 PCT/JP2020/023764 JP2020023764W WO2020256016A1 WO 2020256016 A1 WO2020256016 A1 WO 2020256016A1 JP 2020023764 W JP2020023764 W JP 2020023764W WO 2020256016 A1 WO2020256016 A1 WO 2020256016A1
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潤悦 島崎
伊藤 均
達哉 大下
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    • E04B1/82Heat, sound or noise insulation, absorption, or reflection; Other building methods affording favourable thermal or acoustical conditions, e.g. accumulating of heat within walls specifically with respect to sound only
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  • the present invention relates to an outer wall structure, a heat insulating structure, and a heat insulating method of a building, and more specifically, a shaft is formed by a composite heat insulating method in which different types of heat insulating methods (external heat insulating method and external heat insulating method) are combined or used in combination. It is related to the outer wall structure, heat insulation structure and heat insulation method of a building that aims to reduce the weight of the concrete building while ensuring the desired heat insulation performance by insulating the entire outer wall surface of the concrete building of the construction method or ramen construction method. is there.
  • a reinforced concrete (RC) structure, a steel-framed reinforced concrete (SRC) structure, or a precast reinforced concrete (PCa) structure (hereinafter referred to as "concrete building") of a frame construction method or a ramen construction method is an RC structure, an SRC structure, or a building. It is composed of pillars, beams, bearing walls, non-bearing walls, floor slabs, etc. of a PCa structure (hereinafter referred to as "concrete structure").
  • Non-Patent Documents 1 and 2 As a heat insulating method for a building, an external heat insulating method, an internal heat insulating method, an external heat insulating method, a filling heat insulating method and the like are known (Non-Patent Documents 1 and 2).
  • a heat insulating material is adhered to the outer wall surface (outdoor side surface) of the structural frame of a concrete building, the entire outer wall surface of the building is covered with the heat insulating material, and the concrete structure frame having a heat storage effect is covered with a heat insulating layer.
  • It is a heat insulating method.
  • a rigid foamed plastic plate is installed in close contact with the outer surface of the outer wall of the concrete structure, and an exterior material covering the heat insulating material is further applied to the outside of the heat insulating material. Will be done.
  • the internal heat insulating method is a heat insulating method in which a heat insulating material is applied to the inside (indoor side) of a skeleton of a concrete structure having a heat storage effect to form a heat insulating layer inside the skeleton.
  • the internal insulation method is advantageous in terms of design freedom in architectural design design, workability of building work, maintenance of buildings, etc., but on the other hand, there is a problem that dew condensation (internal dew condensation) is likely to occur inside the wall body. There is a problem that the skeleton of the concrete structure is relatively greatly affected by the environmental load (effects of solar radiation, changes in outside temperature, etc.), and the cooling and heating efficiency is lowered. On the other hand, the external insulation method has problems in terms of deterioration of exterior materials, workability of buildings, maintenance of buildings, fire resistance of buildings, etc., but the structural frame is affected by environmental load (solar radiation, outside).
  • the external heat insulating method and the internal heat insulating method are heat insulating methods that are functionally or structurally closely related to the heat capacity of the structural frame, and are peculiar to a concrete building having an outer wall having a large heat capacity (that is, an outer wall of a concrete structure).
  • the external insulation method and the filling insulation method are known as insulation methods for buildings that do not have an outer wall with a large heat capacity, that is, steel-framed or wooden structures. It has been known.
  • the external insulation method is a heat insulation method in which a heat insulating material is applied to the outside of the frame of a steel structure or a wooden structure, and the entire outer wall surface of the building is covered with the heat insulating material.
  • a heat insulating material and a ventilation furring strip are installed on the outside of columns of a steel structure or a wooden structure, and an exterior material such as an ALC panel is placed on the outside of the ventilation furring strip. It will be constructed.
  • the filling insulation method is an insulation method in which a heat insulating material is filled in a hollow area (or a space between adjacent studs (or between studs and end columns)) in a steel frame structure or a wooden structure.
  • the seismic performance of concrete buildings using the framework construction method or rigid frame construction method basically depends on the seismic strength of the framework, but concrete buildings have extremely heavy weights, and the seismic load acting on the buildings is wooden. Extremely large compared to buildings and steel structures. For this reason, in the structural design of a concrete building, a design in which a bearing wall (seismic wall) having an appropriate amount of wall that bears at least a partial seismic force is arranged at an appropriate position in the building is generally adopted. On the other hand, in the structural planning of buildings with bearing walls, the eccentricity of the building related to the arrangement of the bearing walls must be limited, so in many buildings, the rigidity of the non-bearing walls of the concrete structure is used. In order to prevent the amount of eccentricity of the building from increasing, it becomes necessary to form a structural slit in the non-bearing wall.
  • the concrete structure skeleton is partially redesigned to a steel structure skeleton, the weight of the building is relatively greatly reduced, and the seismic load is reduced accordingly, which is extremely structurally advantageous. is there.
  • the outer wall of a concrete building is redesigned to an outer wall of a steel structure, the seismic load acting on the columns and beams of the concrete structure is relatively greatly reduced, so the frame of the ramen structure does not depend on the bearing wall. It is considered possible to adopt a structural design that depends only on the seismic strength, or to reduce the cross section of columns and beams and reduce the number of reinforcing bars.
  • the outer wall of the steel structure is a structure of the dry construction method, it is practically advantageous in shortening the construction period and improving the workability as compared with the outer wall of the concrete structure constructed by cast-in-place concrete.
  • the external heat insulation method is a heat insulation method closely related to the heat storage action of the concrete structure skeleton and its influence, and is considered to be premised on the existence of a heat insulating material in close contact with the concrete structure skeleton.
  • the outer wall of the steel structure is a building element that should adopt a different type of heat insulation method, that is, an external heat insulation method, which is not directly related to the heat storage action of the skeleton and has completely different building details. Under these circumstances, there is no known building structure having a structure in which an outer wall of a steel structure is used in combination or a composite in a concrete building adopting the external heat insulation method.
  • the present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to make a concrete building of a frame construction method or a ramen construction method, which is insulated by an external heat insulation method, lightweight without impairing its heat insulation performance.
  • an object of the present invention is to make a concrete building of a frame construction method or a ramen construction method, which is insulated by an external heat insulation method, lightweight without impairing its heat insulation performance.
  • the present invention is provided in a concrete building (A) having a framework structure composed of columns (C) and beams (B) of the concrete structure, and is provided on an outer edge portion or an outer peripheral portion of the building.
  • a concrete building A having a framework structure composed of columns (C) and beams (B) of the concrete structure, and is provided on an outer edge portion or an outer peripheral portion of the building.
  • the outer wall structure of the building includes a structural skeleton region ( ⁇ ) composed of the columns and beams and an opening region ( ⁇ ) surrounded by the columns and beams.
  • a steel structure wall portion (Wa) provided with steel structure studs (4) and an interior wall portion (interior wall portion) of a steel wall base arranged at intervals from the steel structure wall portion to the indoor side ( Wb) is provided as the outer wall (W) of the double wall structure.
  • the steel structure wall portion has an exterior base surface material (6) arranged on the outdoor side of the stud and fixed to the stud so as to close the opening region, and the exterior base surface material, the pillar, and the steel structure wall portion.
  • the outdoor side surfaces of the beam form a substantially single or common exterior substrate surface (1,10) that extends continuously into the structural skeleton area and the opening area.
  • the heat insulating material (21) covering the exterior base surface is attached or laid on the exterior base surface, and the exterior material (22) is installed on the outdoor side of the heat insulating material, and is continuous over the structural skeleton region and the opening region.
  • an exterior wall structure of a building characterized in that a substantially uniform or even exterior heat insulating layer (G) is formed on the outdoor side of the column, beam and steel structure wall portion.
  • the building in the structural skeleton area ( ⁇ ) where columns and beams are arranged, the building is externally insulated according to the external insulation method of the concrete structure, and the opening area surrounded by the columns and beams.
  • the external insulation is performed according to the external insulation method of the steel structure, and therefore the building is totally insulated by the combined method of the external insulation method and the external insulation method or the hybrid method.
  • the outer wall of the steel structure has only about 1/5 to 1/10 of its own weight as compared with the outer wall of the concrete structure. Therefore, the own weight of the building having the outer wall structure is relatively greatly reduced. As described above, the seismic load acting on the building is reduced in proportion to the reduction of the building's own weight, so that the outer wall structure is extremely advantageous in improving the seismic resistance of the building.
  • the outer wall of the steel structure is a structure of the dry construction method, it is practically advantageous in shortening the construction period and improving the workability as compared with the outer wall of the concrete structure constructed by cast-in-place concrete.
  • the outer wall structure is a double wall structure in which the steel structure wall portion and the interior wall portion are separated, and the separation between the steel structure wall portion and the interior wall portion is a heat transfer between the external environment and the interior space. It functions to block or insulate heat conduction or heat transfer in the path, and allows relative displacement of the steel structure wall part and the interior wall part, and the interior wall part is deformed due to the deformation or behavior of the steel structure wall part. Or prevent the phenomenon of behavior.
  • the separation of the steel structural wall portion and the interior wall portion also functions to block or insulate the propagation or propagation of solid propagating vibrations and solid propagating sound.
  • the outer wall structure of such a double wall structure it is possible to prevent an increase in air conditioning load due to thermal cross-linking, a dew condensation phenomenon, etc., and it is relatively easy to achieve a desired fire resistance performance (1 hour fire resistance) as a non-bearing wall.
  • deformation or behavior of the steel structure wall part due to excessive wind pressure or seismic force, and solid propagating sound and vibration propagated or propagated to the steel structure wall part are caused by the steel structure wall part and the interior. Since it is substantially insulated by the separation of the wall portions, the comfort of the living environment and the like can be ensured as desired.
  • the exterior base surface material of the steel structure wall portion extends substantially continuously over a plurality of column spans (areas between the axes of adjacent columns) and a plurality of floors (hierarchies). Is formed on the outer edge portion or the outer peripheral portion of the building, so that a uniform or uniform exterior base surface on which the heat insulating material and the exterior material should be applied is formed on the outer surface of the building. Therefore, in the structural skeleton area, the heat insulating material and the exterior material may be constructed according to the support structure and construction method of the conventional external heat insulating method, and in the opening area, according to the support structure and construction method of the conventional external heat insulating method.
  • the heat insulating material and the exterior material may be applied, whereby a continuous and substantially uniform exterior heat insulating layer can be formed over the entire outer wall surface of the building.
  • exterior insulation shall be used as a generic term for "external insulation” and "exterior insulation”.
  • the present invention covers the structural frame of a concrete building (A) having a framework structure composed of columns (C) and beams (B) of the concrete structure with a heat insulating layer on the outdoor side thereof.
  • a heat insulating layer extending substantially continuously over the pillar span ( ⁇ ) and / or a plurality of floors is formed on the outdoor side of the structural frame.
  • the first heat insulating material (21) and the first exterior material (22) constructed by the external heat insulating method on the outdoor side surface of the structural frame area ( ⁇ ) composed of the columns and beams located at the outer edge or the outer peripheral portion of the building.
  • the outdoor side surface of the area forms a single or common exterior base surface (1, 10) that extends substantially continuously in the structural skeleton area and the opening area.
  • the first and second heat insulating materials (21) are attached to or laid on the exterior base surface so as to cover the exterior base surface and are continuous with each other, and the first and second exterior materials (22) are connected to each other.
  • the heat insulating material and the exterior material are substantially continuously arranged on the outdoor side of the first and second heat insulating materials, and the heat insulating material and the exterior material are substantially uniform or uniform exterior heat insulating materials continuous over the structural frame region and the opening region.
  • a heat insulating structure of a building characterized in that a layer (G) is formed on the outdoor side of the columns, beams and outer walls.
  • the present invention is a building in which the structural frame of a concrete building (A) having a framework structure composed of columns (C) and beams (B) of a concrete structure is covered with a heat insulating layer on the outdoor side thereof.
  • the outer wall (W) of the double-walled structure formed from and is constructed in the opening area ( ⁇ ) surrounded by the columns and beams located at the outer edge or the outer periphery of the building.
  • the steel structure wall portion has an exterior base surface material (6) fixed to the stud so as to close the opening area on the outdoor side of the stud, and has an outdoor side surface (1) of the exterior base surface material.
  • the outdoor side surface (10) of the structural skeleton region ( ⁇ ) composed of the columns and beams is a single or common exterior base surface (1, 10) extending substantially continuously.
  • the first heat insulating material and the first exterior material (21, 22) are applied to the exterior base surface of the structural skeleton region by the external heat insulating method, and the second heat insulating material and the second exterior material (21, 22) are It is installed on the exterior base surface of the steel structure wall part by the external insulation method.
  • the first and second heat insulating materials (21) are attached to or laid on the exterior base surface so as to cover the exterior base surface and are continuous with each other, and the first and second exterior materials (22) are connected to each other.
  • a method of heat insulating a building which is characterized in that it is formed on the outdoor side of a structural frame and an outer wall.
  • the outdoor side surface (1) of the exterior substrate surface material (6) is located within the plane of the vertical plane (V) identified by the outdoor side surface (10) of the column (C) or beam (B). Alternatively, it is located at a position slightly recessed indoors from this vertical plane.
  • V vertical plane
  • the description of "in-plane” of "leading surface specified by the outdoor side surface of columns and beams” is described on the premise that a construction error of about 10 mm is allowed, and “leading surface” is described.
  • the description of "the position slightly retracted from the inside to the indoor side” is a dimension less than the thickness of the heat insulating material (preferably 3/4 or less of the thickness of the heat insulating material, and more preferably 1/2 of the thickness of the heat insulating material.
  • An exterior material support mechanism including an edge (26, 26', 26 ") is provided.
  • the exterior surface material is attached to the furring strip as an exterior material on the outdoor side of the heat insulating material.
  • the exterior surface material is a structural skeleton area. A vertical outer wall surface of a building extending over ( ⁇ ) and an opening region ( ⁇ ) is formed.
  • a ready-made building exterior panel, board or a building having a surface area of at least 1 m 2 is formed.
  • Plates, such as ceramic or metal siding materials, can be preferably used.
  • the exterior material is a difference in behavior, displacement or deformation between columns and beams and steel structural wall portions.
  • Vertical joints (40) and / or horizontal joints formed by filling the joint space extending along the boundary between the opening area and the structural skeleton area with a sealing material for exterior as a working joint. (41) is formed.
  • working joint generally means a joint in which a joint movement (movement of the joint) caused by an external factor such as an earthquake or a weather occurs relatively large.
  • the opening region ( ⁇ ) is formed in the column span ( ⁇ ) on the entire outer circumference of the building, and the steel structure wall portion (Wa) and the interior wall portion (Wb) are formed in all the opening regions. ) Is placed.
  • an opening region is formed in the column span on the entire outer circumference of the building except for the column span in which the bearing wall (KW) of the concrete structure is installed, and the steel structure wall portion is formed in all the opening regions. And the interior wall part is arranged.
  • the component of the steel structural wall portion and the component of the interior wall portion are separated from each other, and a buffer band (S) that insulates solid propagating sound, vibration and heat transfer is provided between the steel structural wall portion and the interior wall. It is formed between the parts.
  • a buffer band S
  • an inorganic fiber-based insulation eg, artificial mineral fiber insulation such as glass wool or rock wool
  • 8,18 an inorganic fiber-based insulation (eg, artificial mineral fiber insulation such as glass wool or rock wool) (8,18), similar to the insulation (21) above, may be used in the steel structural wall and / or interior wall.
  • the hollow area inside the frame is filled.
  • the boundary surface on the outdoor side of the heat insulating material (21) is substantially parallel to the exterior base surface by the indoor side surfaces (26a, 26a') of the plurality of furring strips. Defined or specified as a vertical plane (Va).
  • the exterior heat insulating layer (G) is interposed between an air layer or a ventilation layer (23) formed between the heat insulating material (21) and the exterior material (22), and between the heat insulating material and the exterior base surface. It includes an inserted moisture permeable waterproof sheet or a moisture permeable waterproof sheet arranged on the outdoor side surface of the heat insulating material.
  • the air layer or ventilation layer and the moisture permeable waterproof sheet extend over the entire area of the exterior heat insulating layer.
  • the heat insulating material is an inorganic fiber-based heat insulating material
  • the joint formed between the exterior base surface material (6) and the column (C) and / or the beam (B) has an inorganic sealing material.
  • the wall body (W) of each opening region ( ⁇ ), which is a fire-resistant joint and is composed of a steel structure wall portion (Wa) and an interior wall portion (Wb), has a fire resistance performance of 1 hour fire resistance.
  • the present invention further provides a concrete building having an outer wall structure or a heat insulating structure having the above structure, and also provides a construction method for the concrete building including the heat insulating method having the above structure.
  • a concrete building of a frame construction method or a rigid frame construction method that is insulated by the external insulation method is reduced in weight without impairing its insulation performance, and is affected by wind pressure or seismic force acting on the outer wall surface of the middle and upper floors.
  • the outer wall structure of the building, the heat insulating structure and the heat insulating method that can overcome various problems such as deterioration of fire resistance and sound insulation of the wall body, difference in support structure and construction method of heat insulating material and exterior material in different kinds of heat insulating construction methods. Can be provided.
  • FIG. 1 is a partial plan view of a concrete building having an outer wall structure according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 2 is a partial vertical sectional view of the concrete building shown in FIG.
  • FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the outer wall showing the structure of the outer wall shown in FIGS. 1 and 2.
  • FIG. 4 is a vertical cross-sectional view of the outer wall showing the structure of the outer wall shown in FIGS. 1 and 2.
  • FIG. 5 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the outer wall schematically showing the structure of the outer wall shown in FIGS. 1 and 2.
  • FIG. 6 is a partial plan view of a concrete building having an outer wall structure according to another embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 7 is a partial vertical sectional view of the concrete building shown in FIG. FIG.
  • FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view of the outer wall showing the outer wall structure according to still another embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 9 is a partially enlarged cross-sectional view of the outer wall shown in FIG.
  • FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view of an outer wall showing an application example of the embodiment shown in FIGS. 8 and 9.
  • 1 and 2 are a partial plan view and a partial vertical sectional view of a concrete building having an outer wall structure according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
  • Building A shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 has a frame structure (rigid frame structure) and a middle-high layer designed with columns C and beams B of an RC structure or SRC structure constructed by cast-in-place concrete as the main parts in terms of structural strength. It is a concrete building of.
  • the floor structure F on each floor of building A and the rooftop floor is a floor slab constructed by cast-in-place concrete, and the foundation of building A (not shown) is a direct foundation or pile constructed by cast-in-place concrete. It is the basis.
  • the building A has a frame structure (ramen structure) and a middle-high layer designed with columns C and beams B of a PCa (precast concrete) structure as the main parts in terms of structural strength, partially or entirely. It may be a concrete building of.
  • the outer wall surface is insulated from the outdoor side in this type of concrete building, the external insulation method has been generally adopted, so that the outer wall is a bearing wall (seismic wall) or a non-bearing wall (non-seismic wall) of a concrete structure. )
  • the outer wall W is a dry double wall structure composed of a steel structure wall portion Wa and an interior wall portion Wb of a steel wall base (JASS (Japanese Architectural Standard Specification) 26). Designed as a non-bearing wall.
  • the steel structure wall portion Wa is a wall body of a steel structure built in a rectangular opening region ⁇ surrounded by columns C and beams B, and is channel steel or C-shaped steel (JIS G 3350, lightweight shaped steel for general structure). Or, it has a frame consisting of a lower runner 2, an upper runner 3, a stud 4, and an end column 5 of a square steel pipe (JIS G3466, square steel pipe for general structure), and an exterior base surface material 6 is placed on the outdoor side surface of this frame. Has a constructed structure.
  • the lower runner 2 constitutes or functions as a base
  • the upper runner 3 constitutes an upper horizontal furring strip or functions as an upper horizontal furring strip
  • the studs 4 and 5 end columns 5 form a vertical (vertical) furring strip. Or functions as a vertical (vertical) furring strip.
  • the interior wall portion Wb is arranged in parallel on the indoor side of the steel structure wall portion Wa with a buffer band S having a width T0 in between, and is a partition wall (a partition of a steel wall base (JASS26)) built in a rectangular opening region ⁇ .
  • the wall The frame of the interior wall portion Wb is composed of a lower runner 12, an upper runner 13, a steel stud 14, and an end pillar 15.
  • the width T0 of the buffer zone S is the distance between the steel structure wall portion Wa and the interior wall portion Wb that are closest to each other (in this example, the distance between the runners), and is at least 0.5 mm, preferably 1 to 15 mm.
  • the size is set to (for example, 5 mm).
  • the face material 6 of the steel structure wall portion Wa is fixed to the outdoor side surface of the runners 2, 3, studs 4 and end columns 5 by a fixture such as a screw nail, and the heat insulating material 21 can be attached or laid on the exterior base surface 1.
  • the outdoor side surfaces of the pillar C and the beam B also form an exterior base surface 10 to which the heat insulating material 21 can be attached or laid.
  • the exterior base surfaces 1 and 10 are separated by the fourth round joint 9, but the surface to be constructed on which the heat insulating material 21 should be applied is a plurality of column spans ⁇ (regions between the axes of adjacent columns). And constitutes a single and common underground that is substantially continuous and flat across multiple floors (hierarchies).
  • a local step may be formed on the exterior base surfaces 1, 10 or the boundary portion thereof, and the face materials 6 and the face materials 6 and the pillar C or the beam B may be formed of a metal or resin joiner. It may be joined by such as.
  • the heat insulating material 21 is continuously attached to the steel structure wall portion Wa, the column C, and the beam B so as to cover the surface to be constructed (exterior base surfaces 1, 10) continuous over the entire outer wall surface without gaps.
  • the exterior material 22 is laid and is further installed on the outdoor side of the heat insulating material 21 so as to be substantially continuous over the entire outer wall surface of the building A.
  • the exterior material 22 is integrally attached to the steel structure wall portion Wa, the column C, and the beam B by a support mechanism or the like described later.
  • An air layer 23 is formed between the exterior material 22 and the heat insulating material 21.
  • the heat insulating material 21, the exterior material 22, and the air layer 23 are continuous over a plurality of column spans ⁇ and a plurality of floors, and thus an exterior heat insulating layer G that continuously extends over the entire outer wall surface of the building A is formed. ..
  • the thickness (width) T3 (FIGS. 3 and 4) of the exterior heat insulating layer G is the same as the thickness of the heat insulating layer of the conventional external heat insulating method, and has dimensions within the range of 50 to 200 mm, preferably 75 to 150 mm (book). In the example, it is set to about 100 mm).
  • the exterior heat insulating layer G constitutes an external heat insulating layer that covers the skeleton of the concrete structure having a heat storage effect with a heat insulating material, while the structure.
  • the heat insulating material 21 is applied to the outer surface of the steel structure wall portion Wa, and the steel structure wall portion Wa is covered with the heat insulating material 21.
  • the building A includes an exterior heat insulating layer G that insulates the entire outer wall surface of the building A by a combined construction method or a hybrid construction method of the external heat insulating method and the external heat insulating method.
  • the exterior material 22 is separated by the joint width at the boundary between the rectangular opening region ⁇ and the structural skeleton region ⁇ , and the joint space is filled with an exterior sealing material (silicon-based, acrylic urethane-based, polysulfide-based sealing material, etc.).
  • the vertical joint 40 and the horizontal joint 41 are formed at the boundary between the rectangular opening region ⁇ and the structural skeleton region ⁇ .
  • the joints 40 and 41 function as working joints that compensate for or absorb differences in behavior, displacement, or deformation between the structural frame (column C and beam B) and the steel structure wall portion Wa that may occur during an earthquake, strong wind, or the like. ..
  • the building A configured in this way is a concrete building provided with an exterior heat insulating layer G that insulates the entire outer wall surface from the outdoor side by a combined construction method of the external heat insulating method and the external heat insulating method, and is peculiar to the concrete building. Although it has the same heat insulating performance as the external heat insulating method, which is the heat insulating method of the above, it does not have a concrete structure wall.
  • the outer wall W of the building A composed of the steel structure wall portion Wa and the interior wall portion Wb has a weight of only about 1/5 to 1/10 of the weight of the outer wall of the concrete structure. The weight of the object A is greatly reduced.
  • the seismic load (short-term horizontal load) acting on the structural frame of the columns C and beams B of the building A is relatively greatly reduced with the reduction of its own weight, and the structural load of the foundation etc. is also relatively greatly reduced. Therefore, the combined construction method of the external insulation method and the external insulation method is extremely useful in terms of the structural plan of the building A. Moreover, the adoption of the outer wall of the steel structure makes it possible to shorten the construction period, reduce the construction cost, etc., and is therefore beneficial from the viewpoint of the construction plan of the building A.
  • the wall thickness of the outer wall W (wall thickness [T0 + T1 + T2] shown in FIGS. 3 and 4) is 150 to 250 mm, and the wall thickness can be designed to be the same as that of a normal concrete wall.
  • the interior space does not significantly reduce the effectively available architectural space, and disadvantages in architectural design design are unlikely to occur.
  • the outer wall W of the double wall structure composed of the steel structure wall portion Wa and the interior wall portion Wb can relatively easily secure the desired fire resistance performance (fire resistance for 1 hour).
  • a relatively large wind load acts on the outer wall surface of the middle and upper floors of the building A, and the out-of-plane rigidity of the steel structure wall portion Wa of the steel structure is designed relatively easily to withstand this wind load. can do.
  • deformation, behavior or vibration of the steel structure wall portion Wa due to the wind load, solid propagation of external noise, etc. are absorbed or insulated by the buffer zone S, and therefore do not affect the interior wall portion Wb. Therefore, The comfort or comfort of the indoor environment is not impaired, and heat transfer due to changes in external weather, solar radiation, etc. is also reliably insulated by the buffer zone S, so that the metal frame 2-5 , 12-15 is unlikely to cause any disadvantages in air conditioning design.
  • exterior base surfaces 1 and 10 constituting a substantially continuous vertical and flat single and common surface to be constructed, and the exterior material support mechanism described later are substantially the same or substantially the same over the entire outer wall surface.
  • the same support structure makes it possible to construct the heat insulating material 21 and the exterior material 22.
  • FIG. 3 and 4 are a cross-sectional view and a vertical cross-sectional view of the outer wall W showing the structure of the outer wall W
  • FIG. 5 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the outer wall W which schematically shows the structure of the outer wall W.
  • the frame of the steel structure wall portion Wa is vertically built between the lower runner 2 fixed on the floor structure F, the upper runner 3 fixed on the lower surface of the beam B, and the upper and lower runners 2 and 3. It is composed of a stud 4 and an end column 5.
  • the studs 4 are arranged at equal intervals about the central axes XX of the runners 2 and 3 in a plan view (FIG. 3), and the end pillars 5 are erected close to the pillar C.
  • the runners 2, 3, studs 4 and end columns 5 are channel steels, C-shaped steels (JIS G 3350, lightweight shaped steel for general structures), or square steel pipes (JIS G 3466, square steel pipes for general structures). ) Consists of.
  • the runners 2, 3 and the studs 4 and the end columns 5 are made of C-shaped steel of C-100 ⁇ 50 ⁇ 20 ⁇ 1.6 (mm), and the distance between the studs 4 is set to about 300 to about 600 mm. ..
  • the heat insulating / sound absorbing material 8 (shown by the broken line) is filled in the hollow area in the frame of the steel structure wall portion Wa.
  • the heat insulating / sound absorbing material 8 is made of glass wool having a density of 10 to 48 kg / m 3 and a thickness of 10 to 100 mm (for example, a density of 24 kg / m 3 and a thickness of 75 mm).
  • FIG. 1, FIG. 2 and FIG. 5 the illustration of the heat insulating / sound absorbing material 8 is omitted in order to facilitate the understanding of the drawings.
  • the exterior base surface material 6 is arranged on the outdoor side surface of the stud 4 and the end pillar 5, and is fixed to the stud 4 and the end pillar 5 in a striking form by a fixing tool such as a screw nail.
  • a fixing tool such as a screw nail.
  • Various gypsum boards can be preferably used as the face material 6.
  • the face material 6 is a reinforced gypsum board having a thickness of 15 mm (Yoshino Gypsum Co., Ltd. product "Tiger board (registered trademark) type Z-WR").
  • the lower end, upper end, and side end of the face material 6 are terminated in the vicinity of the beam B (or floor structure F) and the pillar C, and as described above, the fourth peripheral joint 9 is formed on the outer peripheral portion of the face material 6.
  • the underlay seal material 9a and the upper seal material 9b are used as a filler for the fourth joint, and the joint portions (grooves at the joints with the pillar C and the beam B) at the upper end, lower end and side ends of the face material 6 are used. It has a joint structure that is continuously filled or inserted into a space.
  • an inorganic sealing material for example, rock wool felt (for example, trade name "Tiger Rock Felt (registered trademark)" (product of Yoshino Gypsum Co., Ltd.)) is used as the underlay sealing material 9a, and the overlay sealing material is used.
  • a urethane resin-based sealing material for example, trade name "Tiger U Tight” (product of Yoshino Gypsum Co., Ltd.) is used.
  • the widths of the runners 2 and 3 are the same as the widths of the studs 4 and 5, and the central axes YY (FIG. 4) of the studs 4 and 5 and the central axes XX of the runners 2 and 3 ( FIG. 3) is located within the same vertical plane.
  • the lower and upper ends of the studs 4 and the end columns 5 are fixed to the runners 2 and 3 by welding.
  • the steel structural wall portion Wa including the face material 6 is used in the architectural design.
  • the outdoor side surface of the face material 6 (that is, the exterior base surface 1) is a vertical skeleton structure surface V (FIGS. 2 to 4) specified by the outdoor side surfaces (that is, the exterior base surface 10) of the beam B and the column C. Located in the plane of. If desired, the exterior base surface 1 may be arranged at a position slightly recessed toward the indoor side from the vertical skeleton structure surface V.
  • the heat insulating material 21 constituting the exterior heat insulating layer G is arranged on the outdoor side surface of the beam B, the pillar C, and the face material 6, and is in contact with or in close contact with the exterior base surfaces 1 and 10 by a mooring tool (not shown). It is fastened to the beam B, the column C, and the steel structure wall portion Wa.
  • the heat insulating material 21 is fastened to the stud 4 or the end pillar 5 by a screw with a washer penetrating the face material 6.
  • a moisture-permeable waterproof sheet (not shown) is adhered to the exterior base surfaces 1 and 10 and inserted between the heat insulating material 21 and the exterior base surfaces 1 and 10.
  • a breathable waterproof sheet may be applied to the outdoor side surface of the heat insulating material 21.
  • the heat insulating material 21 can be adhered to the exterior base surfaces 1 and 10.
  • the heat insulating material 21 is made of a glass wool plate having a density of 16 to 48 kg / m 3 and a thickness of 20 to 50 mm (for example, a density of 24 kg / m 3 and a thickness of 25 mm), or a plate-shaped or board-shaped glass wool. ..
  • the exterior material 22 is attached to the outdoor side of the face material 6 and is attached to the outdoor side of the beam B and the pillar C by the support mechanism components 24 to 29 (FIG. 3) described below.
  • a ceramic or metal siding material having a height of 300 to 600 mm (for example, a height of 450 mm), a width of 1200 to 2000 mm (for example, 1500 mm), and a thickness of 15 to 25 mm (for example, a thickness of 18 mm) is suitable. Can be used for.
  • An air layer 23 is formed between the heat insulating material 21 and the exterior material 22.
  • the exterior material 22 includes a stud 4, an end column 5, and a structural skeleton (column C and beam B) by means of a bracket 25, a vertical furring strip 26, and a fastening metal fitting 27 constituting the support mechanism. Supported by.
  • the bracket 25 is fixed to the stud 4 or the end column 5 by a fixture 24 (screws, screws, bolts, etc.) penetrating the face material 6, or is a structural frame (column C and) by an RC anchor 29 such as a hole-in anchor. It is fixed to the beam B).
  • the bracket 25 penetrates the heat insulating material 21, and the vertical furring strip 26 is fixed to the bracket 25 by a fixture 28 (screws, screws, bolts, etc.).
  • the bracket 25 is made of a plurality of metal L-shaped members arranged at intervals in the vertical direction, and the vertical furring strip 26 is made of a long metal member having an L-shaped cross section that extends continuously in the vertical direction.
  • the support mechanism having the bracket 25 and the vertical furring strip 26 constitutes an exterior base material for exterior material construction that is uniformly or evenly dispersed over the entire outer wall across the rectangular opening region ⁇ and the structural skeleton region ⁇ .
  • the inner side surface 26a of the vertical furring strip 26 facing the heat insulating material 21 abuts on the outdoor side surface of the heat insulating material 21 to restrain the heat insulating material 21 from the outdoor side, and defines or defines the boundary of the heat insulating material 21 on the outdoor side. ..
  • the fastener 27 is made of a metal member having an exterior material holding mechanism, and is attached to the vertical furring strip 26 at intervals in the vertical direction.
  • the exterior material 22 is fixed to the vertical furring strip 26 by the fastener 27, and is integrally supported by the stud 4, the end column 5, or the structural skeleton (column C and beam B) via the bracket 25.
  • a fastener dedicated to the siding material manufactured for constructing the ceramic siding material is adopted as the fastener 27.
  • the vertical joint 40 shown in FIG. 3 has a joint structure in which the backup material 40a and the sealing material 40b are loaded or filled in the joint space between the exterior materials 22.
  • the joints 40 and 41 function to compensate for or absorb differences in the behavior, displacement, or deformation of the exterior material 22 that may occur at the boundary between the rectangular opening region ⁇ and the structural skeleton region ⁇ during an earthquake, strong wind, or the like.
  • the framework of the interior wall portion Wb arranged on the indoor side of the steel structure wall portion Wa is the lower runner 12 arranged on the beam B (or the floor structure F) and the upper portion fixed to the lower surface of the beam B. It is composed of a runner 13 and a steel stud 14 and an end column 15 vertically built between the upper and lower runners 12 and 13.
  • the studs 14 are arranged at equal intervals about the central axes of the runners 2 and 3, and the end pillars 15 are arranged close to the pillars C.
  • the runners 12, 13 and studs 14 are steel members having a plate thickness of 0.4 mm or more, and are steel runners and steel studs specified in JIS A6517 (“building steel base material”), or their studs.
  • Equivalent, compliant or compatible products may be suitably used as runners 12, 13 and studs 14. That is, the runners 12, 13 and the stud 14 constitute a steel wall base specified in JIS A6517 or a wall base equivalent thereto.
  • the end column 15 is also made of a steel stud specified in JIS A6517 (“building steel base material”), or an equivalent product, a compliant product, or a compatible product thereof, like the stud 14. ..
  • the stud 14 and the end column 15 are made of a steel wall base material having a groove-shaped cross section of 50 ⁇ 45 ⁇ 0.8 (mm), and the distance between the studs 14 is set to about 450 mm.
  • the width of the runners 12 and 13 is slightly larger than the width of the stud 14 and the end pillar 15, and the upper end and the lower end of the stud 14 and the end pillar 15 are inserted into the grooves of the runners 12 and 13, but the runner In practice, the widths of 12 and 13 can be regarded as substantially the same as the widths of the stud 14 and the end pillar 15.
  • the widths of the runners 12 and 13 are almost the same as the widths of the stud 14 and the end column 15, a book using a steel wall base material having a grooved cross section of 50 ⁇ 45 ⁇ 0.8 (mm) as the stud 14.
  • steel studs having a square cross section of 50 ⁇ 45 ⁇ 0.45 (mm) or 40 ⁇ 40 ⁇ 0.45 (mm) may be used as the stud 14 and the end column 15.
  • the heat insulating / sound absorbing material 18 is filled in the hollow area inside the frame of the interior wall portion Wb.
  • the heat insulating / sound absorbing material 18 is made of glass wool having a density of 10 to 48 kg / m 3 and a thickness of 30 to 50 mm (for example, a density of 24 kg / m 3 and a thickness of 40 mm).
  • FIG. 1, FIG. 2 and FIG. 5 the illustration of the heat insulating / sound absorbing material 18 is omitted in order to facilitate the understanding of the drawings.
  • the underlaying surface material 16 is fixed to the indoor side surface of the stud 14 and the end column 15 by screw screws (tapping screws, not shown), and the upholstery surface material 17 is fixed to the indoor side surface of the underlaying surface material 16 by staples and adhesives.
  • Various gypsum boards having a thickness of 9 to 25 mm are preferably used as the underlaying surface material 16 and the upholstery surface material 17. obtain.
  • a reinforced gypsum board having a thickness of 12.5 mm is used as the face material 16
  • an ordinary hard gypsum board having a thickness of 9.5 mm is used as the face material 17, or the face materials 16 and 17 are thick.
  • 12.5 mm reinforced gypsum board is used.
  • a vinyl acetate resin adhesive generally used as an adhesive for gypsum board construction can be preferably used.
  • the upholstery surface material 17 can be fixed to the underlaying surface material 16 by using staples, an adhesive and screw screws in combination, or the upholstery surface material 17 can be fixed to the underlaying surface material 16 only by screw screws. Is.
  • the lower end, upper end and side end of the face materials 16 and 17 are terminated in the vicinity of the floor structure F, the beam B and the pillar C, and the fourth joint 19 of the face materials 16 and 17 is formed.
  • the fourth joint 19 uses the underlay seal material 19a and the upper seal material 19b as a filler for the fourth joint, and is a joint portion (joint portion with the column C and the beam B) at the upper end, the lower end and the side end of the face materials 16 and 17. It has a joint structure that is continuously filled or inserted into the groove-shaped space.
  • an inorganic sealing material for example, rock wool felt (for example, trade name "Tiger Rockfelt (registered trademark)" (product of Yoshino Gypsum Co., Ltd.)) is used as the underlaying sealing material 19a, and the overlining sealing material is used.
  • a urethane resin-based sealing material for example, trade name "Tiger U Tight" (product of Yoshino Gypsum Co., Ltd.) is used.
  • the indoor surface of the upholstery surface material 17, the lower end surface and side surface of the beam B facing the indoor space, the vertical surface of the pillar C, etc. are the interior finishing materials (coating film or cloth) in the interior finishing work such as painting or cloth pasting. Etc.) Covered with 30.
  • the floor finishing material 31 is installed on the upper surface of the floor structure F. If desired, an OA floor, a free access floor, a system floor, etc. may be constructed on the floor structure F, or a system ceiling, a steel ceiling base specified in JIS A6517, etc. may be constructed on the ceiling portion. .. In FIG. 5, the interior finishing material 30 and the floor finishing material 31 are not shown.
  • the advantages of the outer wall W configured in this way include, for example, the following points.
  • the weight of the outer wall can be reduced to about 1/5 to 1/10 as compared with the weight of the outer wall of the concrete structure.
  • the construction of the outer wall W is more advantageous than the construction of the outer wall of the concrete structure in terms of shortening the construction period and reducing the construction cost.
  • Since the internal space of the steel structure wall portion Wa and the interior wall portion Wb can be used as a wiring / piping space for building equipment, the workability of building equipment construction is improved.
  • the wall thickness (T0 + T1 + T2) of the outer wall W can be designed to be the same wall thickness as that of a normal concrete wall.
  • the outer wall W can relatively easily secure the desired fire resistance performance (fire resistance for 1 hour).
  • the out-of-plane rigidity of the steel structure wall portion Wa can be designed relatively easily so as to withstand the wind load.
  • Deformation, behavior or vibration of the steel structure wall portion Wa due to the wind load, solid propagation of external noise, etc. are absorbed or insulated by the buffer zone S.
  • the heat transfer of cold or hot heat caused by changes in the external weather, solar radiation, etc., and the heat load thereof are insulated by the buffer zone S.
  • Substantially continuous vertical and flat exterior base surfaces 1 and 10 constituting a single and common surface to be constructed, and substantially common support mechanisms 24 to 29 arranged on the covering construction surface. Makes it possible to construct the heat insulating material 21 and the exterior material 22 with substantially the same or equivalent support structure over the entire outer wall surface.
  • 6 and 7 are a partial plan view and a partial vertical sectional view of a concrete building having an outer wall structure according to another embodiment of the present invention.
  • the building A is not provided with a bearing wall (seismic wall), and all the outer walls W are made of a steel structure wall portion Wa of a steel structure and an interior wall portion of a steel wall base (JASS26 or equivalent). Since it was designed as a non-bearing wall with a dry double wall structure composed of Wb, the seismic load is relatively significantly reduced due to the remarkable reduction of its own weight, but on the other hand, the total seismic load is applied to the columns C and beams. B's framework must bear. If the structural load of columns C and beams B can be excessive, a concrete bearing wall (seismic wall) KW is installed at the desired outer wall position as shown in Building A'shown in FIGS. 6 and 7. Is also good.
  • a concrete bearing wall (seismic wall) KW is installed at the desired outer wall position as shown in Building A'shown in FIGS. 6 and 7. Is also good.
  • the exterior base surface 10 is continuous not only with the columns C and the beams B but also with the bearing wall KW.
  • the heat insulating material 21 constituting the exterior heat insulating layer G is arranged not only on the outdoor side surface of the beam B, the pillar C and the face material 6, but also on the outdoor side surface of the bearing wall KW.
  • the heat insulating material 21 is provided with a beam B, a column C, a steel structure wall portion Wa, and a steel structure wall portion Wa by a mooring tool (not shown) in a state of surface contact or close contact with the exterior base surfaces 1 and 10 by the same construction method as in the above-described embodiment. It is fastened to the bearing wall KW. If desired, a moisture-permeable waterproof sheet (not shown) is adhered to the exterior base surfaces 1 and 10 and inserted between the heat insulating material 21 and the exterior base surfaces 1 and 10. As a modification, it is also possible to install a moisture permeable waterproof sheet (not shown) on the outdoor side surface of the heat insulating material 21. If desired, the heat insulating material 21 may be adhered to the exterior base surfaces 1 and 10.
  • the exterior material 22 is supported by the studs 4 and the end columns 5 by the fixtures 24 and 28, the bracket 25, the vertical furring strip 26 and the fastener 27, and is an RC anchor, as in the above-described embodiment (FIG. 3). 29, the fixture 28, the bracket 25, the vertical furring strip 26, and the fastener 27 are fixed to the pillar C and the beam B.
  • the exterior material 22 is also fixed to the bearing wall KW by the RC anchor 29, the fixture 28, the bracket 25, the vertical furring strip 26, and the fastener 27, as in the support form of the pillar C and the beam B.
  • the support mechanisms 24 to 29 constitute an exterior base material for exterior material construction that is uniformly or evenly dispersed over the entire outer wall across the rectangular opening region ⁇ and the structural skeleton region ⁇ .
  • the joints 40 and 41 are formed at the boundary between the rectangular opening region ⁇ and the structural skeleton region ⁇ . The joints 40 and 41 compensate for differences in behavior, displacement, or deformation of the exterior material 22 that may occur during an earthquake, strong wind, or the like.
  • the effect of weight reduction of the building A' may be slightly reduced. It is possible to reduce the structural load of columns C and beams B, improve the earthquake resistance of building A', and further reduce the construction cost by reducing the number of reinforcing bars.
  • FIG. 8 and 9 are a cross-sectional view and a partially enlarged cross-sectional view of the outer wall W showing the outer wall structure according to still another embodiment of the present invention
  • FIG. 10 shows an application example of the embodiment shown in FIG. It is a cross-sectional view of the outer wall.
  • the vertical furring strip 26 made of a long metal material having a square cross section is replaced with the vertical furring strip 26 made of a long metal material having an L-shaped cross section (FIG. 3).
  • the bracket 25 and the vertical furring strip 26' consisting of a support mechanism for attaching the exterior material 22 to the outside of the heat insulating material 21, and the support mechanism includes a rectangular opening region ⁇ and a structural skeleton region ⁇ .
  • An exterior base material for construction of an exterior material that is uniformly or evenly dispersed over the entire outer wall is constructed.
  • the inner side surface 26a'of the vertical furring strip 26' comes into contact with the outdoor side surface of the heat insulating material 21 and restrains the heat insulating material 21 from the outdoor side.
  • the outdoor interface of the insulation 21 is defined or specified by a number of inner surfaces 26a'as a vertical Va (FIG. 9) substantially parallel to the exterior substrate surface 1. Since the outer wall structure of the present embodiment is substantially the same as the above-described embodiment in other configurations, duplicated description will be omitted.
  • FIG. 10 shows an outer wall structure in which the pillar-shaped contour of the pillar C is exposed on the outer wall surface of the building A as an application example of the outer wall structure shown in FIG.
  • the outer wall structure according to the present invention can also be similarly adopted in an architectural design in which a pillar-shaped contour (and / or a beam-shaped contour) is exposed on an outer wall surface in this way.
  • the heat insulating material 21 is attached along the outer surface of the pillar C, and the RC anchor 29 and the bracket 25 are attached.
  • a construction method is adopted in which the vertical furring strip 26'and the fastener 27 are fixed to the pillar C, and the exterior material 22 is attached to the fastener 27. Further, at the corners of the pillar C, the vertical furring strip 26 ”(for example, C-shaped steel of C-75 ⁇ 45 ⁇ 15 ⁇ 1.6 (mm)) is fixed to the bracket 25, and the exterior material 22 is formed into an L-shaped cross section. 'Is just fixed to the vertical furring strip 26'.
  • Such an outer wall structure can be similarly adopted in an outer wall structure in which the beam shape of the beam B is exposed on the outer wall surface.
  • FIG. 8 shows a partition wall 50 in which the wall end is abutted against the indoor side surface of the interior wall portion Wb and is orthogonal to the outer wall W.
  • the partition wall 50 is a lightweight partition wall of the single runner / staggered stud construction method. Architectural spaces such as living rooms are formed on both sides of the partition wall 50.
  • the studs 51 that make up the studs are arranged in a staggered arrangement that is alternately eccentric to one side in the wall core direction due to the alternating arrangement of spacers 54, and are arranged vertically between the lower runner 52 and the upper runner (not shown). It will be built.
  • the end column 55 is formed by a pair of steel studs 55a and 55b arranged in a staggered arrangement by a spacer 54.
  • a joint 59 similar to the joint 19 made of the underlay seal material 19a and the upholstery seal material 19b is formed.
  • reinforced gypsum board and ordinary hard gypsum board are used as face materials constituting the outer wall W, but hard gypsum board, structural gypsum board, and sheathing gypsum board are used according to design conditions.
  • Gypsum board products such as decorative gypsum board, gypsum board containing glass fiber non-woven fabric (trade name "Tiger Glass Lock (registered trademark)" (Yoshino Gypsum Co., Ltd.
  • the pillar of the concrete building may include a sleeve wall having a protruding dimension equal to or smaller than the cross-sectional dimension of the pillar (the dimension of the pillar in the wall core direction), and the concrete building.
  • the beam may include a hanging wall or a waist wall having a size equal to or smaller than the cross-sectional dimension (beam concrete) of the beam.
  • the reinforced portion or the edge of the floor slab located directly above the beam is the present invention. In, it shall be a part of the beam.
  • the outer wall structure of the above embodiment has a structure in which a glass wool-based heat insulating material, which is an inorganic fiber-based heat insulating material, is arranged or filled in the exterior heat insulating layer and the hollow area inside the frame with an emphasis on fire resistance or nonflammability.
  • a glass wool-based heat insulating material which is an inorganic fiber-based heat insulating material
  • rock wool-based heat insulating material which is an inorganic fiber-based heat insulating material different from glass wool-based heat insulating material
  • foamed plastic-based heat insulating material such as wood fiber-based heat insulating material, hard urethane foam, phenol foam, and polystyrene foam.
  • the frame of the steel structure wall portion has a structure in which the upper and lower ends of the studs and the end columns are welded to the upper and lower runners, but the frame of the steel structure wall portion is, for example, as follows. It may have the structure of. (1) Fix the steel piece (steel piece) of L-shaped steel (angle steel) to the upper end surface and / or lower end surface of the beam with anchor bolts, etc., and attach the lower end and / or upper end of the stud (and end column). Fixed to L-shaped steel by bolts or welding.
  • the present invention is applied to the outer wall structure, heat insulating structure and heat insulating method of a concrete building having columns and beams of a concrete structure.
  • the present invention particularly relates to a concrete building in which heat insulating materials and exterior materials are applied to the outdoor side of columns and beams at the outer edge or outer periphery of the building, and the outer wall is installed in an opening area surrounded by columns and beams.
  • it is possible to insulate a concrete building of a frame construction method or a rigid frame construction method by a combined construction method of an external heat insulation method and an external heat insulation method, and to reduce the weight of the concrete building, and moreover, a different construction method. Its practical value is remarkable because it can overcome various problems associated with the combination or combination of the above.

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The purpose of the present invention is to reduce weight in a concrete building having a framework structure in which heat is blocked using an external heat insulation method, without compromising the heat-blocking performance, the ease of construction, etc. An outer wall (W) having a double wall structure is constructed on an open area (α) surrounded by columns (C) and beams (B) of a concrete building (A). The outer wall is configured from a steel structure wall portion (Wa) comprising intermediate columns (4) having a steel structure, and an inner wall portion (Wb) comprising a steel wall base (12-15). The steel structure wall portion has an outer base surface material (6) fixed to the intermediate columns so as to close the open area. The outside surface (1) of the outer base surface material is positioned in the plane of a vertical surface (V) that includes the outside surfaces (10) of the columns and beams. A heat-blocking material (21) and an outer material (22) are constructed using an external attachment heat-blocking method on the outer base surface (1) of the open area, and a heat-blocking material and an outer material are constructed using an external heat-blocking method on the outer base surface (10) of a structure frame area (β). The heat-blocking material and the outer material form a substantially uniform outer heat-blocking layer (G) that is continuous over the entire area of the outside surface of the building.

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建築物の外壁構造、断熱構造及び断熱方法Exterior wall structure, heat insulation structure and heat insulation method of buildings
 本発明は、建築物の外壁構造、断熱構造及び断熱方法に関するものであり、より詳細には、異種の断熱工法(外断熱工法及び外張断熱工法)を複合又は併用した複合的断熱工法により軸組構法又はラーメン構法のコンクリート建築物の外壁面全域を断熱することにより、所望の断熱性能を確保しつつコンクリート建築物の軽量化等を図る建築物の外壁構造、断熱構造及び断熱方法に関するものである。 The present invention relates to an outer wall structure, a heat insulating structure, and a heat insulating method of a building, and more specifically, a shaft is formed by a composite heat insulating method in which different types of heat insulating methods (external heat insulating method and external heat insulating method) are combined or used in combination. It is related to the outer wall structure, heat insulation structure and heat insulation method of a building that aims to reduce the weight of the concrete building while ensuring the desired heat insulation performance by insulating the entire outer wall surface of the concrete building of the construction method or ramen construction method. is there.
 一般に、軸組構法又はラーメン構法の鉄筋コンクリート(RC)構造、鉄骨鉄筋コンクリート(SRC)構造又はプレキャスト鉄筋コンクリート(PCa)構造の建築物(以下、「コンクリート建築物」という。)は、RC構造、SRC構造又はPCa構造(以下、「コンクリート構造」という。)の柱、梁、耐力壁、非耐力壁、床スラブ等より構成される。また、建築物の断熱方式として、外断熱工法、内断熱工法、外張断熱工法及び充填断熱工法等が知られている(非特許文献1及び2)。 Generally, a reinforced concrete (RC) structure, a steel-framed reinforced concrete (SRC) structure, or a precast reinforced concrete (PCa) structure (hereinafter referred to as "concrete building") of a frame construction method or a ramen construction method is an RC structure, an SRC structure, or a building. It is composed of pillars, beams, bearing walls, non-bearing walls, floor slabs, etc. of a PCa structure (hereinafter referred to as "concrete structure"). Further, as a heat insulating method for a building, an external heat insulating method, an internal heat insulating method, an external heat insulating method, a filling heat insulating method and the like are known (Non-Patent Documents 1 and 2).
 外断熱工法は、コンクリート建築物の構造躯体の外壁面(屋外側面)に断熱材を密着せしめて建築物の外壁面全域を断熱材で覆い、蓄熱効果を有するコンクリート構造の躯体を断熱層により被覆する断熱方法である。例えば、特許文献1に記載された外断熱工法では、硬質発泡プラスチック板がコンクリート構造の外壁の外側面に密着状態に施工されるとともに、断熱材を被覆する外装材が断熱材の外側に更に施工される。他方、内断熱工法は、蓄熱効果を有するコンクリート構造の躯体の内側(屋内側)に断熱材を施工し、躯体の内側に断熱層を形成する断熱方法である。 In the external insulation method, a heat insulating material is adhered to the outer wall surface (outdoor side surface) of the structural frame of a concrete building, the entire outer wall surface of the building is covered with the heat insulating material, and the concrete structure frame having a heat storage effect is covered with a heat insulating layer. It is a heat insulating method. For example, in the external heat insulating method described in Patent Document 1, a rigid foamed plastic plate is installed in close contact with the outer surface of the outer wall of the concrete structure, and an exterior material covering the heat insulating material is further applied to the outside of the heat insulating material. Will be done. On the other hand, the internal heat insulating method is a heat insulating method in which a heat insulating material is applied to the inside (indoor side) of a skeleton of a concrete structure having a heat storage effect to form a heat insulating layer inside the skeleton.
 内断熱工法は、建築意匠設計の設計自由度、建築工事の施工性、建築物の維持管理等の点で有利である反面、壁体内部に結露(内部結露)が発生し易いという課題や、コンクリート構造の躯体が環境負荷の影響(日射、外気温変化等の影響)を比較的大きく受け、冷暖房効率が低下するといった課題を有する。他方、外断熱工法には、外装材の劣化、建築物の施工性、建築物の維持管理、建築物の耐火性等の点で課題がある反面、構造躯体が環境負荷の影響(日射、外気温変化等の影響)を受け難いことから、住環境の快適性向上や、コンクリート構造の躯体の熱容量を有効利用した冷暖房の効率向上等の点で有利である。一般には、住環境の快適性や、環境負荷軽減等が重視され、断熱性能の点で外断熱工法が内断熱工法よりも優位であると考えられている。 The internal insulation method is advantageous in terms of design freedom in architectural design design, workability of building work, maintenance of buildings, etc., but on the other hand, there is a problem that dew condensation (internal dew condensation) is likely to occur inside the wall body. There is a problem that the skeleton of the concrete structure is relatively greatly affected by the environmental load (effects of solar radiation, changes in outside temperature, etc.), and the cooling and heating efficiency is lowered. On the other hand, the external insulation method has problems in terms of deterioration of exterior materials, workability of buildings, maintenance of buildings, fire resistance of buildings, etc., but the structural frame is affected by environmental load (solar radiation, outside). Since it is not easily affected by changes in temperature, etc.), it is advantageous in terms of improving the comfort of the living environment and improving the efficiency of heating and cooling by effectively utilizing the heat capacity of the concrete structure. In general, the comfort of the living environment and the reduction of the environmental load are emphasized, and it is considered that the external insulation method is superior to the internal insulation method in terms of heat insulation performance.
 このように外断熱工法及び内断熱工法は、構造躯体の熱容量と機能的又は構造的に密接に関連した断熱方法であり、熱容量が大きい外壁(即ち、コンクリート構造の外壁)を有するコンクート建築物特有の断熱方法として知られているが、これに対し、このように熱容量が大きい外壁を備えない建築物、即ち、鉄骨構造又は木構造の建築物の断熱方法として、外張断熱工法及び充填断熱工法が知られている。 As described above, the external heat insulating method and the internal heat insulating method are heat insulating methods that are functionally or structurally closely related to the heat capacity of the structural frame, and are peculiar to a concrete building having an outer wall having a large heat capacity (that is, an outer wall of a concrete structure). In contrast to this, the external insulation method and the filling insulation method are known as insulation methods for buildings that do not have an outer wall with a large heat capacity, that is, steel-framed or wooden structures. It has been known.
 外張断熱工法は、鋼構造又は木構造の軸組の外側に断熱材を施工し、建築物の外壁面全体を断熱材で覆う断熱方法である。例えば、特許文献2に記載された外張断熱工法では、鉄骨構造又は木構造の柱の外側に断熱材及び通気胴縁が施工されるとともに、ALCパネル等の外装材が通気胴縁の外側に施工される。また、特許文献3に記載された外張断熱工法によれば、木構造又は鉄骨構造の柱の外側に支持部材及び断熱材が施工されるとともに、外装材を支持する取付具が支持部材に固定され、窯業系又は金属系サイディング等の軽量な外装材が取付具を介して支持部材に支持される。他方、充填断熱工法は、鉄骨構造又は木構造の骨組内中空域(隣合う間柱の間(又は、間柱及び端柱の間)の空間)に断熱材を充填する断熱方法である。 The external insulation method is a heat insulation method in which a heat insulating material is applied to the outside of the frame of a steel structure or a wooden structure, and the entire outer wall surface of the building is covered with the heat insulating material. For example, in the external heat insulating method described in Patent Document 2, a heat insulating material and a ventilation furring strip are installed on the outside of columns of a steel structure or a wooden structure, and an exterior material such as an ALC panel is placed on the outside of the ventilation furring strip. It will be constructed. Further, according to the external heat insulating method described in Patent Document 3, a support member and a heat insulating material are installed on the outside of columns of a wooden structure or a steel frame structure, and a fixture for supporting the exterior material is fixed to the support member. A lightweight exterior material such as a ceramic or metal siding is supported by the support member via a fixture. On the other hand, the filling insulation method is an insulation method in which a heat insulating material is filled in a hollow area (or a space between adjacent studs (or between studs and end columns)) in a steel frame structure or a wooden structure.
特開2009-41266号公報Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2009-41266 特開2004-244968号公報Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2004-244968 特開2018-3300号公報Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2018-3300
 軸組構法又はラーメン構法のコンクリート建築物の耐震性能は、基本的には、軸組の耐震強度に依存するが、コンクリート建築物は、自重が極めて大きく、建築物に作用する地震荷重は、木造建築物や鋼構造建築物に比べて極めて大きい。このため、コンクリート建築物の構造設計においては、地震力を少なくとも部分的に負担する適当な壁量の耐力壁(耐震壁)を建築物の適所に配置した設計が一般に採用される。他方、耐力壁を有する建築物の構造計画においては、耐力壁の配置と関連した建築物の偏心率を制限しなければならないことから、多くの建築物では、コンクリート構造の非耐力壁の剛性によって建築物の偏心量が増大するのを防止すべく、非耐力壁に構造スリットを形成する必要が生じる。 The seismic performance of concrete buildings using the framework construction method or rigid frame construction method basically depends on the seismic strength of the framework, but concrete buildings have extremely heavy weights, and the seismic load acting on the buildings is wooden. Extremely large compared to buildings and steel structures. For this reason, in the structural design of a concrete building, a design in which a bearing wall (seismic wall) having an appropriate amount of wall that bears at least a partial seismic force is arranged at an appropriate position in the building is generally adopted. On the other hand, in the structural planning of buildings with bearing walls, the eccentricity of the building related to the arrangement of the bearing walls must be limited, so in many buildings, the rigidity of the non-bearing walls of the concrete structure is used. In order to prevent the amount of eccentricity of the building from increasing, it becomes necessary to form a structural slit in the non-bearing wall.
 これに対し、コンクリート構造の躯体を部分的に鋼構造の躯体に設計変更した場合、建築物の自重が比較的大きく軽減し、これに伴って地震荷重が軽減するので、構造的に極めて有利である。例えば、コンクリート建築物の外壁を鋼構造の外壁に設計変更した場合、コンクリート構造の柱及び梁に作用する地震荷重が比較的大きく軽減するので、耐力壁に依存せず、ラーメン構造の軸組の耐震強度のみに依存した構造設計を採用し、或いは、柱・梁の部材断面の縮小、鉄筋本数の低減等を図ることが可能となると考えられる。しかも、鋼構造の外壁は、乾式工法の構造体であるので、現場打ちコンクリートで施工されるコンクリート構造の外壁に比べ、工期短縮、施工性改善等を図る上で実務的に有利である。 On the other hand, when the concrete structure skeleton is partially redesigned to a steel structure skeleton, the weight of the building is relatively greatly reduced, and the seismic load is reduced accordingly, which is extremely structurally advantageous. is there. For example, when the outer wall of a concrete building is redesigned to an outer wall of a steel structure, the seismic load acting on the columns and beams of the concrete structure is relatively greatly reduced, so the frame of the ramen structure does not depend on the bearing wall. It is considered possible to adopt a structural design that depends only on the seismic strength, or to reduce the cross section of columns and beams and reduce the number of reinforcing bars. Moreover, since the outer wall of the steel structure is a structure of the dry construction method, it is practically advantageous in shortening the construction period and improving the workability as compared with the outer wall of the concrete structure constructed by cast-in-place concrete.
 また、コンクリート建築物に関し、必ずしもコンクリート構造の全外壁を鋼構造の外壁として設計しなくとも、非耐力壁として設計すべきコンクリート構造の外壁を鋼構造の外壁に設計変更するだけであっても、建築物をかなり軽量化することができ、しかも、構造スリットをコンクリート構造の非耐力壁に形成するための付加的な工事又は作業工程が不要となる。このような建築物の軽量化や、構造スリットの施工の省略は、建設コスト削減及び工期短縮等を図る上で実務上極めて有益である。 In addition, regarding concrete buildings, even if the entire outer wall of the concrete structure is not necessarily designed as the outer wall of the steel structure, and the outer wall of the concrete structure that should be designed as the non-bearing wall is simply redesigned to the outer wall of the steel structure, The weight of the building can be considerably reduced, and no additional construction or work process is required to form the structural slits in the non-bearing wall of the concrete structure. Such weight reduction of buildings and omission of construction of structural slits are extremely beneficial in practice in order to reduce construction costs and shorten construction periods.
 しかしながら、外断熱工法は、コンクリート構造の躯体の蓄熱作用及びその影響と密接に関連した断熱方法であり、コンクリート構造の躯体に密着した断熱材の存在を前提としたものと考えられているのに対し、鋼構造の外壁は、躯体の蓄熱作用と直接に関係せず、しかも、建築納まり詳細が全く相違する異種の断熱法、即ち、外張断熱工法を採用すべき建築要素である。このような事情より、外断熱工法を採用したコンクリート建築物において鋼構造の外壁を併用又は複合した構成を有する建築構造は知られていない。 However, the external heat insulation method is a heat insulation method closely related to the heat storage action of the concrete structure skeleton and its influence, and is considered to be premised on the existence of a heat insulating material in close contact with the concrete structure skeleton. On the other hand, the outer wall of the steel structure is a building element that should adopt a different type of heat insulation method, that is, an external heat insulation method, which is not directly related to the heat storage action of the skeleton and has completely different building details. Under these circumstances, there is no known building structure having a structure in which an outer wall of a steel structure is used in combination or a composite in a concrete building adopting the external heat insulation method.
 また、中高層階の外壁面に作用する風圧又は地震力の影響(外壁の変形又は挙動等)、壁体の耐火性及び遮音性の低下、外断熱工法及び外張断熱工法における断熱材及び外装材の支持構造及び施工方法の相違等を考慮すると、外断熱工法のコンクリート建築物において鋼構造の外壁を併用又は複合することは、実務的に想定し難い。 In addition, the influence of wind pressure or seismic force acting on the outer wall surface of the middle and upper floors (deformation or behavior of the outer wall, etc.), deterioration of fire resistance and sound insulation of the wall body, heat insulating material and exterior material in the external heat insulating method and the external heat insulating method. Considering the differences in the support structure and construction method, it is difficult to imagine in practice that the outer wall of the steel structure is used together or combined in the concrete building of the external insulation method.
 本発明は、このような事情に鑑みてなされたものであり、その目的とするところは、外断熱工法により断熱される軸組構法又はラーメン構法のコンクリート建築物をその断熱性能を損なうことなく軽量化するとともに、中高層階の外壁面に作用する風圧又は地震力の影響、壁体の耐火性及び遮音性等の低下、異種の断熱工法における断熱材及び外装材の支持構造及び施工方法の相違等の諸課題を克服し得る建築物の外壁構造、断熱構造及び断熱方法を提供することにある。 The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to make a concrete building of a frame construction method or a ramen construction method, which is insulated by an external heat insulation method, lightweight without impairing its heat insulation performance. As a result, the influence of wind pressure or seismic force acting on the outer wall surface of the middle and upper floors, deterioration of fire resistance and sound insulation of the wall body, differences in the support structure and construction method of heat insulating materials and exterior materials in different types of heat insulating methods, etc. It is an object of the present invention to provide an outer wall structure, a heat insulating structure, and a heat insulating method of a building that can overcome the various problems.
 上記目的を達成すべく、本発明は、コンクリート構造の柱(C)及び梁(B)より構成される軸組構造のコンクリート建築物(A)に設けられ、建築物の外縁部又は外周部の柱及び梁の屋外側に断熱層が配置された建築物の外壁構造において、
 建築物の外壁構造は、前記柱及び梁より構成される構造躯体領域(β)と、該柱及び梁に囲まれた開口領域(α)とを含み、
 該開口領域には、鋼構造の間柱(4)を備えた鋼構造壁部分(Wa)と、該鋼構造壁部分から屋内側に間隔を隔てて配置された鋼製壁下地の内装壁部分(Wb)とが、二重壁構造の外壁(W)として設けられており、
 前記鋼構造壁部分は、前記間柱の屋外側に配置され且つ前記開口領域を閉塞するように前記間柱に固定された外装下地面材(6)を有し、該外装下地面材、前記柱及び前記梁の屋外側面は、前記構造躯体領域及び開口領域に連続して延在する実質的に単一又は共通の外装下地面(1,10)を形成し、
 前記外装下地面を被覆する断熱材(21)を前記外装下地面に取付け又は敷設し、該断熱材の屋外側に外装材(22)を施工し、前記構造躯体領域及び開口領域に亘って連続する実質的に均一又は均等な外装断熱層(G)を前記柱、梁及び鋼構造壁部分の屋外側に形成することを特徴とする建築物の外壁構造を提供する。
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is provided in a concrete building (A) having a framework structure composed of columns (C) and beams (B) of the concrete structure, and is provided on an outer edge portion or an outer peripheral portion of the building. In the outer wall structure of a building in which a heat insulating layer is arranged on the outdoor side of columns and beams
The outer wall structure of the building includes a structural skeleton region (β) composed of the columns and beams and an opening region (α) surrounded by the columns and beams.
In the opening region, a steel structure wall portion (Wa) provided with steel structure studs (4) and an interior wall portion (interior wall portion) of a steel wall base arranged at intervals from the steel structure wall portion to the indoor side ( Wb) is provided as the outer wall (W) of the double wall structure.
The steel structure wall portion has an exterior base surface material (6) arranged on the outdoor side of the stud and fixed to the stud so as to close the opening region, and the exterior base surface material, the pillar, and the steel structure wall portion. The outdoor side surfaces of the beam form a substantially single or common exterior substrate surface (1,10) that extends continuously into the structural skeleton area and the opening area.
The heat insulating material (21) covering the exterior base surface is attached or laid on the exterior base surface, and the exterior material (22) is installed on the outdoor side of the heat insulating material, and is continuous over the structural skeleton region and the opening region. Provided is an exterior wall structure of a building, characterized in that a substantially uniform or even exterior heat insulating layer (G) is formed on the outdoor side of the column, beam and steel structure wall portion.
 本発明の上記構成によれば、建築物は、柱及び梁が配置された構造躯体領域(β)においては、コンクリート構造体の外断熱工法に従って外断熱され、柱及び梁に囲繞された開口領域(α)においては、鋼構造体の外張断熱工法に従って外張断熱され、従って、建築物は、外断熱工法及び外張断熱工法の複合的工法又はハイブリット工法により全体的に断熱される。 According to the above configuration of the present invention, in the structural skeleton area (β) where columns and beams are arranged, the building is externally insulated according to the external insulation method of the concrete structure, and the opening area surrounded by the columns and beams. In (α), the external insulation is performed according to the external insulation method of the steel structure, and therefore the building is totally insulated by the combined method of the external insulation method and the external insulation method or the hybrid method.
 鋼構造の外壁は、コンクリート構造の外壁に比べ、その約1/5~1/10の自重を有するにすぎず、従って、上記外壁構造を備えた建築物の自重は、比較的大きく軽減する。前述のとおり、建築物に作用する地震荷重は、建築物の自重の軽減に比例して軽減するので、上記外壁構造は、建築物の耐震性を向上する上で極めて有利である。 The outer wall of the steel structure has only about 1/5 to 1/10 of its own weight as compared with the outer wall of the concrete structure. Therefore, the own weight of the building having the outer wall structure is relatively greatly reduced. As described above, the seismic load acting on the building is reduced in proportion to the reduction of the building's own weight, so that the outer wall structure is extremely advantageous in improving the seismic resistance of the building.
 また、鋼構造の外壁は、乾式工法の構造体であるので、現場打ちコンクリートで施工されるコンクリート構造の外壁に比べ、工期短縮、施工性改善等を図る上で実務的に有利である。 In addition, since the outer wall of the steel structure is a structure of the dry construction method, it is practically advantageous in shortening the construction period and improving the workability as compared with the outer wall of the concrete structure constructed by cast-in-place concrete.
 更に、上記外壁構造は、鋼構造壁部分及び内装壁部分を分離した二重壁構造のものであり、鋼構造壁部分及び内装壁部分の離間は、外部環境と室内空間との間の熱伝達経路において熱伝導又は熱伝達を遮断し又は絶縁するように機能するとともに、鋼構造壁部分及び内装壁部分の相対変位を可能にし、鋼構造壁部分の変形又は挙動の影響で内装壁部分が変形又は挙動する現象を防止する。鋼構造壁部分及び内装壁部分の離間は又、固体伝搬振動や、固体伝播音の伝播又は伝搬を遮断し又は絶縁するように機能する。このような二重壁構造の外壁構造によれば、熱架橋による空調負荷の増大や、結露現象等を防止し得るとともに、非耐力壁としての所望の耐火性能(1時間耐火)を比較的容易に確保することができ、しかも、過大な風圧や地震力に起因した鋼構造壁部分の変形又は挙動や、鋼構造壁部分に伝播又は伝搬した固体伝播音及び振動は、鋼構造壁部分及び内装壁部分の離間によって実質的に絶縁されるので、住環境の快適性等を所望の如く確保することができる。 Further, the outer wall structure is a double wall structure in which the steel structure wall portion and the interior wall portion are separated, and the separation between the steel structure wall portion and the interior wall portion is a heat transfer between the external environment and the interior space. It functions to block or insulate heat conduction or heat transfer in the path, and allows relative displacement of the steel structure wall part and the interior wall part, and the interior wall part is deformed due to the deformation or behavior of the steel structure wall part. Or prevent the phenomenon of behavior. The separation of the steel structural wall portion and the interior wall portion also functions to block or insulate the propagation or propagation of solid propagating vibrations and solid propagating sound. According to the outer wall structure of such a double wall structure, it is possible to prevent an increase in air conditioning load due to thermal cross-linking, a dew condensation phenomenon, etc., and it is relatively easy to achieve a desired fire resistance performance (1 hour fire resistance) as a non-bearing wall. In addition, deformation or behavior of the steel structure wall part due to excessive wind pressure or seismic force, and solid propagating sound and vibration propagated or propagated to the steel structure wall part are caused by the steel structure wall part and the interior. Since it is substantially insulated by the separation of the wall portions, the comfort of the living environment and the like can be ensured as desired.
 また、鋼構造壁部分の外装下地面材は、複数の柱スパン(隣合う柱の軸芯間の領域)及び複数の階(階層)に亘って実質的に連続して延在する外装下地面を建築物の外縁部又は外周部に形成するので、断熱材及び外装材を施工すべき均一又は均等な外装下地面が建築物の外面に形成される。このため、構造躯体領域においては、従来の外断熱工法の支持構造及び施工方法に従って断熱材及び外装材を施工すれば良く、開口領域においては、従来の外張断熱工法の支持構造及び施工方法に従って断熱材及び外装材を施工すれば良く、これにより、建築物の外壁面の全域に亘って連続する実質的に均一な外装断熱層を形成することができる。なお、本明細書においては、「外断熱」及び「外張断熱」を総称する用語として「外装断熱」の用語を用いるものとする。 In addition, the exterior base surface material of the steel structure wall portion extends substantially continuously over a plurality of column spans (areas between the axes of adjacent columns) and a plurality of floors (hierarchies). Is formed on the outer edge portion or the outer peripheral portion of the building, so that a uniform or uniform exterior base surface on which the heat insulating material and the exterior material should be applied is formed on the outer surface of the building. Therefore, in the structural skeleton area, the heat insulating material and the exterior material may be constructed according to the support structure and construction method of the conventional external heat insulating method, and in the opening area, according to the support structure and construction method of the conventional external heat insulating method. The heat insulating material and the exterior material may be applied, whereby a continuous and substantially uniform exterior heat insulating layer can be formed over the entire outer wall surface of the building. In addition, in this specification, the term "exterior insulation" shall be used as a generic term for "external insulation" and "exterior insulation".
 他の観点より、本発明は、コンクリート構造の柱(C)及び梁(B)より構成される軸組構造のコンクリート建築物(A)の構造躯体をその屋外側の断熱層によって被覆し、複数の柱スパン(γ)及び/又は複数の階に跨がって実質的に連続的に延在する断熱層を前記構造躯体の屋外側に形成する建築物の断熱構造において、
 建築物の外縁部又は外周部に位置する前記柱及び梁より構成される構造躯体領域(β)の屋外側面に外断熱工法により施工された第1断熱材(21)及び第1外装材(22)と、
 前記柱及び梁に囲まれた開口領域(α)に施工された二重壁構造の外壁(W)に外張断熱工法により施工された第2断熱材(21)及び第2外装材(22)とを有し、
 前記二重壁構造の外壁は、前記開口領域に配置され、鋼構造の間柱(4)を備えた鋼構造壁部分(Wa)と、該鋼構造壁部分から屋内側に間隔を隔てて前記開口領域に配置され、鋼製壁下地(12-15)を備えた内装壁部分(Wb)とを有し、
 前記鋼構造壁部分は、前記間柱の屋外側において前記開口領域を閉塞するように該間柱に固定された外装下地面材(6)を有し、該外装下地面材の屋外側面及び前記構造躯体領域の屋外側面は、実質的に連続して延在する単一又は共通の外装下地面(1, 10)を前記構造躯体領域及び開口領域に形成し、
 前記第1及び第2断熱材(21)は、前記外装下地面を被覆するように該外装下地面に取付けられ又は敷設されて互いに連続し、前記第1及び第2外装材(22)は、前記第1及び第2断熱材の屋外側に実質的に連続的に配置され、前記断熱材及び外装材は、前記構造躯体領域及び開口領域に亘って連続する実質的に均一又は均等な外装断熱層(G)を前記柱、梁及び外壁の屋外側に形成することを特徴とする建築物の断熱構造を提供する。
From another point of view, the present invention covers the structural frame of a concrete building (A) having a framework structure composed of columns (C) and beams (B) of the concrete structure with a heat insulating layer on the outdoor side thereof. In the heat insulating structure of a building in which a heat insulating layer extending substantially continuously over the pillar span (γ) and / or a plurality of floors is formed on the outdoor side of the structural frame.
The first heat insulating material (21) and the first exterior material (22) constructed by the external heat insulating method on the outdoor side surface of the structural frame area (β) composed of the columns and beams located at the outer edge or the outer peripheral portion of the building. )When,
The second heat insulating material (21) and the second exterior material (22) constructed by the external heat insulating method on the outer wall (W) of the double wall structure constructed in the opening area (α) surrounded by the columns and beams. And have
The outer wall of the double wall structure is arranged in the opening region, and has a steel structure wall portion (Wa) provided with a steel structure stud (4) and the opening separated from the steel structure wall portion on the indoor side. Placed in the area, with an interior wall portion (Wb) with a steel wall base (12-15),
The steel structural wall portion has an exterior base surface material (6) fixed to the stud so as to close the opening area on the outdoor side of the stud, and the outdoor side surface of the exterior base surface material and the structural skeleton. The outdoor side surface of the area forms a single or common exterior base surface (1, 10) that extends substantially continuously in the structural skeleton area and the opening area.
The first and second heat insulating materials (21) are attached to or laid on the exterior base surface so as to cover the exterior base surface and are continuous with each other, and the first and second exterior materials (22) are connected to each other. The heat insulating material and the exterior material are substantially continuously arranged on the outdoor side of the first and second heat insulating materials, and the heat insulating material and the exterior material are substantially uniform or uniform exterior heat insulating materials continuous over the structural frame region and the opening region. Provided is a heat insulating structure of a building characterized in that a layer (G) is formed on the outdoor side of the columns, beams and outer walls.
 更に他の観点より、本発明は、コンクリート構造の柱(C)及び梁(B)より構成される軸組構造のコンクリート建築物(A)の構造躯体をその屋外側の断熱層によって被覆する建築物の断熱方法において、
 鋼構造の間柱(4)を有する鋼構造壁部(Wa)と、該鋼構造壁部分から屋内側に間隔を隔てて配置された鋼製壁下地(12-15)の内装壁部分(Wb)とから形成される二重壁構造の外壁(W)が、建築物の外縁部又は外周部に位置する前記柱及び梁に囲まれた開口領域(α)に施工され、
 前記鋼構造壁部分は、前記間柱の屋外側において前記開口領域を閉塞するように該間柱に固定された外装下地面材(6)を有し、前記外装下地面材の屋外側面(1)と、前記柱及び梁より構成される構造躯体領域(β)の屋外側面(10)とは、実質的に連続して延在する単一又は共通の外装下地面(1, 10)を前記構造躯体領域及び開口領域に形成し、
 第1断熱材及び第1外装材(21, 22)が、前記構造躯体領域の外装下地面に外断熱工法により施工されるとともに、第2断熱材及び第2外装材(21, 22)が、前記鋼構造壁部分の外装下地面に外張断熱工法により施工され、
 前記第1及び前記第2断熱材(21)は、前記外装下地面を被覆するように該外装下地面に取付けられ又は敷設されて互いに連続し、前記第1及び第2外装材(22)は、前記第1及び前記第2断熱材の屋外側に実質的に連続的に配置され、前記構造躯体領域及び開口領域に亘って連続する実質的に均一又は均等な外装断熱層(G)が前記構造躯体及び外壁の屋外側に形成されることを特徴とする建築物の断熱方法を提供する。
From yet another point of view, the present invention is a building in which the structural frame of a concrete building (A) having a framework structure composed of columns (C) and beams (B) of a concrete structure is covered with a heat insulating layer on the outdoor side thereof. In the method of heat insulation of things
A steel structure wall portion (Wa) having a steel structure stud (4) and an interior wall portion (Wb) of a steel wall base (12-15) arranged at intervals from the steel structure wall portion to the indoor side. The outer wall (W) of the double-walled structure formed from and is constructed in the opening area (α) surrounded by the columns and beams located at the outer edge or the outer periphery of the building.
The steel structure wall portion has an exterior base surface material (6) fixed to the stud so as to close the opening area on the outdoor side of the stud, and has an outdoor side surface (1) of the exterior base surface material. The outdoor side surface (10) of the structural skeleton region (β) composed of the columns and beams is a single or common exterior base surface (1, 10) extending substantially continuously. Formed in the area and opening area,
The first heat insulating material and the first exterior material (21, 22) are applied to the exterior base surface of the structural skeleton region by the external heat insulating method, and the second heat insulating material and the second exterior material (21, 22) are It is installed on the exterior base surface of the steel structure wall part by the external insulation method.
The first and second heat insulating materials (21) are attached to or laid on the exterior base surface so as to cover the exterior base surface and are continuous with each other, and the first and second exterior materials (22) are connected to each other. The exterior heat insulating layer (G), which is substantially continuously arranged on the outdoor side of the first and second heat insulating materials and is continuous over the structural skeleton region and the opening region, is substantially uniform or uniform. Provided is a method of heat insulating a building, which is characterized in that it is formed on the outdoor side of a structural frame and an outer wall.
  好ましくは、上記外装下地面材(6)の屋外側面(1)は、柱(C)又は梁(B)の屋外側面(10)によって特定される鉛直面(V)の面内に位置し、或いは、この鉛直面から僅かに屋内側に引っ込んだ位置に位置する。本明細書において、「柱及び梁の屋外側面によって特定される鉛直面」の「面内」という記載は、10mm程度の施工誤差を許容することを前提として記載されたものであり、「鉛直面から僅かに屋内側に引っ込んだ位置」の記載は、断熱材の厚さ未満の寸法(好ましくは、断熱材の厚さの3/4以下、更に好ましくは、断熱材の厚さの1/2以下の寸法)で「鉛直面から」「引っ込んだ位置」を意味する。更に好ましくは、柱、梁又は鋼構造壁部分(Wa)に固定され且つ断熱材(21)を貫通するブラケット(25)と、このブラケットに固定され、上記外装材(22)を取付け可能な胴縁(26, 26', 26”)とを含む外装材支持機構が設けられる。外装面材が、外装材として、断熱材の屋外側において胴縁に取付けられる。外装面材は、構造躯体領域(β)及び開口領域(α)に跨がって延在する建築物の鉛直な外壁面を形成する。外装面材として、少なくとも1m2程度の表面積を有する既製の建築外装用パネル、ボード又はプレート、例えば、窯業系又は金属系サイディング材を好適に使用し得る。本発明の好ましく実施形態によれば、外装材には、柱及び梁と鋼構造壁部分との挙動、変位又は変形の相違を補償し又は吸収する目地、即ち、ワーキングジョイントとして、開口領域と構造躯体領域との境界に沿って延びる目地空間に外装用のシーリング材を充填してなる縦目地(40)及び/又は横目地(41)が形成される。なお、「ワーキングジョイント」は、地震、気象等の外的要因に起因するジョイントムーブメント(目地の動き)が比較的大きく生じる目地を一般に意味する。 Preferably, the outdoor side surface (1) of the exterior substrate surface material (6) is located within the plane of the vertical plane (V) identified by the outdoor side surface (10) of the column (C) or beam (B). Alternatively, it is located at a position slightly recessed indoors from this vertical plane. In this specification, the description of "in-plane" of "leading surface specified by the outdoor side surface of columns and beams" is described on the premise that a construction error of about 10 mm is allowed, and "leading surface" is described. The description of "the position slightly retracted from the inside to the indoor side" is a dimension less than the thickness of the heat insulating material (preferably 3/4 or less of the thickness of the heat insulating material, and more preferably 1/2 of the thickness of the heat insulating material. (Dimensions below) means "from the vertical plane" and "retracted position". More preferably, a bracket (25) fixed to a column, beam or steel structural wall portion (Wa) and penetrating the heat insulating material (21), and a body fixed to the bracket and to which the exterior material (22) can be attached. An exterior material support mechanism including an edge (26, 26', 26 ") is provided. The exterior surface material is attached to the furring strip as an exterior material on the outdoor side of the heat insulating material. The exterior surface material is a structural skeleton area. A vertical outer wall surface of a building extending over (β) and an opening region (α) is formed. As an exterior surface material, a ready-made building exterior panel, board or a building having a surface area of at least 1 m 2 is formed. Plates, such as ceramic or metal siding materials, can be preferably used. According to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the exterior material is a difference in behavior, displacement or deformation between columns and beams and steel structural wall portions. Vertical joints (40) and / or horizontal joints formed by filling the joint space extending along the boundary between the opening area and the structural skeleton area with a sealing material for exterior as a working joint. (41) is formed. In addition, "working joint" generally means a joint in which a joint movement (movement of the joint) caused by an external factor such as an earthquake or a weather occurs relatively large.
 本発明の好適な実施形態において、建築物の全外周の柱スパン(γ)に上記開口領域(α)が形成され、全ての開口領域に上記鋼構造壁部分(Wa)及び内装壁部分(Wb)が配置される。本発明の他の好適な実施形態において、コンクリート構造の耐力壁(KW)を設置した柱スパンを除く建築物の全外周の柱スパンに開口領域が形成され、全ての開口領域に鋼構造壁部分及び内装壁部分が配置される。好ましくは、上記鋼構造壁部分の構成要素と上記内装壁部分の構成要素とは相互離間し、固体伝播音、振動及び熱の伝達を絶縁する緩衝帯(S)が鋼構造壁部分と内装壁部分との間に形成される。所望により、上記断熱材(21)と同様、無機繊維系断熱材(例えば、グラスウール又はロックウール等の人造鉱物繊維断熱材)(8,18)が、鋼構造壁部分及び/又は内装壁部分の骨組内中空域に充填される。 In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the opening region (α) is formed in the column span (γ) on the entire outer circumference of the building, and the steel structure wall portion (Wa) and the interior wall portion (Wb) are formed in all the opening regions. ) Is placed. In another preferred embodiment of the present invention, an opening region is formed in the column span on the entire outer circumference of the building except for the column span in which the bearing wall (KW) of the concrete structure is installed, and the steel structure wall portion is formed in all the opening regions. And the interior wall part is arranged. Preferably, the component of the steel structural wall portion and the component of the interior wall portion are separated from each other, and a buffer band (S) that insulates solid propagating sound, vibration and heat transfer is provided between the steel structural wall portion and the interior wall. It is formed between the parts. If desired, an inorganic fiber-based insulation (eg, artificial mineral fiber insulation such as glass wool or rock wool) (8,18), similar to the insulation (21) above, may be used in the steel structural wall and / or interior wall. The hollow area inside the frame is filled.
 本発明の更に好適な実施形態によれば、上記断熱材(21)の屋外側の境界面は、複数の胴縁の屋内側面 (26a, 26a')によって、実質的に外装下地面と平行な鉛直面(Va)として規定又は特定される。上記外装断熱層(G)は、上記断熱材(21)と上記外装材(22)との間に形成された空気層又は通気層(23)と、断熱材と外装下地面との間に介挿された透湿防水シート、或いは、断熱材の屋外側面に配置された透湿防水シートとを含む。空気層又は通気層と透湿防水シートとは、外装断熱層の全域に亘って延在する。好ましくは、断熱材は、無機繊維系断熱材であり、外装下地面材(6)と、柱(C)及び/又は梁(B)との間に形成される目地は、無機質シーリング材を有する耐火性目地であり、鋼構造壁部分(Wa)及び内装壁部分(Wb)より構成される各開口領域(α)の壁体(W)は、1時間耐火の耐火性能を有する。 According to a more preferred embodiment of the present invention, the boundary surface on the outdoor side of the heat insulating material (21) is substantially parallel to the exterior base surface by the indoor side surfaces (26a, 26a') of the plurality of furring strips. Defined or specified as a vertical plane (Va). The exterior heat insulating layer (G) is interposed between an air layer or a ventilation layer (23) formed between the heat insulating material (21) and the exterior material (22), and between the heat insulating material and the exterior base surface. It includes an inserted moisture permeable waterproof sheet or a moisture permeable waterproof sheet arranged on the outdoor side surface of the heat insulating material. The air layer or ventilation layer and the moisture permeable waterproof sheet extend over the entire area of the exterior heat insulating layer. Preferably, the heat insulating material is an inorganic fiber-based heat insulating material, and the joint formed between the exterior base surface material (6) and the column (C) and / or the beam (B) has an inorganic sealing material. The wall body (W) of each opening region (α), which is a fire-resistant joint and is composed of a steel structure wall portion (Wa) and an interior wall portion (Wb), has a fire resistance performance of 1 hour fire resistance.
 他の観点より、本発明は更に、上記構成の外壁構造又は断熱構造を有するコンクリート建築物を提供するととともに、上記構成の断熱方法を含むコンクリート建築物の施工方法を提供する。 From another point of view, the present invention further provides a concrete building having an outer wall structure or a heat insulating structure having the above structure, and also provides a construction method for the concrete building including the heat insulating method having the above structure.
 本発明によれば、外断熱工法により断熱される軸組構法又はラーメン構法のコンクリート建築物をその断熱性能を損なうことなく軽量化するとともに、中高層階の外壁面に作用する風圧又は地震力の影響、壁体の耐火性及び遮音性等の低下、異種の断熱工法における断熱材及び外装材の支持構造及び施工方法の相違等の諸課題を克服し得る建築物の外壁構造、断熱構造及び断熱方法を提供することができる。 According to the present invention, a concrete building of a frame construction method or a rigid frame construction method that is insulated by the external insulation method is reduced in weight without impairing its insulation performance, and is affected by wind pressure or seismic force acting on the outer wall surface of the middle and upper floors. , The outer wall structure of the building, the heat insulating structure and the heat insulating method that can overcome various problems such as deterioration of fire resistance and sound insulation of the wall body, difference in support structure and construction method of heat insulating material and exterior material in different kinds of heat insulating construction methods. Can be provided.
図1は、本発明の好適な実施形態に係る外壁構造を有するコンクリート建築物の部分平面図である。FIG. 1 is a partial plan view of a concrete building having an outer wall structure according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention. 図2は、図1に示すコンクリート建築物の部分縦断面図である。FIG. 2 is a partial vertical sectional view of the concrete building shown in FIG. 図3は、図1及び図2に示す外壁の構造を示す外壁の横断面図である。FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the outer wall showing the structure of the outer wall shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. 図4は、図1及び図2に示す外壁の構造を示す外壁の縦断面図である。FIG. 4 is a vertical cross-sectional view of the outer wall showing the structure of the outer wall shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. 図5は、図1及び図2に示す外壁の構造を概略的に示す外壁の部分破断斜視図である。FIG. 5 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the outer wall schematically showing the structure of the outer wall shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. 図6は、本発明の他の実施形態に係る外壁構造を有するコンクリート建築物の部分平面図である。FIG. 6 is a partial plan view of a concrete building having an outer wall structure according to another embodiment of the present invention. 図7は、図6に示すコンクリート建築物の部分縦断面図である。FIG. 7 is a partial vertical sectional view of the concrete building shown in FIG. 図8は、本発明の更に他の実施形態に係る外壁構造を示す外壁の横断面図である。FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view of the outer wall showing the outer wall structure according to still another embodiment of the present invention. 図9は、図8に示す外壁の部分拡大横断面図である。FIG. 9 is a partially enlarged cross-sectional view of the outer wall shown in FIG. 図10は、図8及び図9に示す実施形態の応用例を示す外壁の横断面図である。FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view of an outer wall showing an application example of the embodiment shown in FIGS. 8 and 9.
 以下、添付図面を参照して、本発明の好適な実施形態に係る外壁構造について詳細に説明する。 Hereinafter, the outer wall structure according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings.
 図1及び図2は、本発明の好適な実施形態に係る外壁構造を有するコンクリート建築物の部分平面図及び部分縦断面図である。 1 and 2 are a partial plan view and a partial vertical sectional view of a concrete building having an outer wall structure according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
 図1及び図2に示す建築物Aは、現場打ちコンクリートにより施工されるRC構造又はSRC構造の柱C及び梁Bを構造耐力上主要な部分として設計された軸組構造(ラーメン構造)且つ中高層のコンクリート建築物である。建築物Aの各階及び屋上階の床構造体Fは、現場打ちコンクリートにより施工される床スラブであり、建築物Aの基礎(図示せず)は、現場打ちコンクリートにより施工される直接基礎又は杭基礎である。変形例として、建築物Aは、部分的又は全体的にPCa(プレキャストコンクート、Precast Concrete)構造の柱C及び梁Bを構造耐力上主要な部分として設計された軸組構造(ラーメン構造)且つ中高層のコンクリート建築物であっても良い。 Building A shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 has a frame structure (rigid frame structure) and a middle-high layer designed with columns C and beams B of an RC structure or SRC structure constructed by cast-in-place concrete as the main parts in terms of structural strength. It is a concrete building of. The floor structure F on each floor of building A and the rooftop floor is a floor slab constructed by cast-in-place concrete, and the foundation of building A (not shown) is a direct foundation or pile constructed by cast-in-place concrete. It is the basis. As a modification, the building A has a frame structure (ramen structure) and a middle-high layer designed with columns C and beams B of a PCa (precast concrete) structure as the main parts in terms of structural strength, partially or entirely. It may be a concrete building of.
 従来、この種のコンクリート建築物において屋外側から外壁面を断熱する場合、外断熱工法が一般に採用されていたので、外壁は、コンクリート構造の耐力壁(耐震壁)又は非耐力壁(非耐震壁)として設計されてきた。しかしながら、本例の建築物Aにおいては、外壁Wは、鋼構造壁部分Waと鋼製壁下地(JASS(Japanese Architectural Standard Specification)26)の内装壁部分Wbとから構成される乾式二重壁構造の非耐力壁として設計される。 Conventionally, when the outer wall surface is insulated from the outdoor side in this type of concrete building, the external insulation method has been generally adopted, so that the outer wall is a bearing wall (seismic wall) or a non-bearing wall (non-seismic wall) of a concrete structure. ) Has been designed. However, in the building A of this example, the outer wall W is a dry double wall structure composed of a steel structure wall portion Wa and an interior wall portion Wb of a steel wall base (JASS (Japanese Architectural Standard Specification) 26). Designed as a non-bearing wall.
 鋼構造壁部分Waは、柱C及び梁Bに囲まれた矩形開口領域αに建込まれた鋼構造の壁体であり、溝型鋼又はC型鋼(JIS G 3350、一般構造用軽量形鋼)、若しくは角型鋼管(JIS G 3466、一般構造用角形鋼管)の下部ランナ2、上部ランナ3、間柱4及び端柱5からなる骨組を有し、この骨組の屋外側面に外装下地面材6を施工した構造を有する。下部ランナ2は、土台を構成し又は土台として機能し、上部ランナ3は、上部横胴縁を構成し又は上部横胴縁として機能し、間柱4及び端柱5は、縦(竪)胴縁を構成し又は縦(竪)胴縁として機能する。 The steel structure wall portion Wa is a wall body of a steel structure built in a rectangular opening region α surrounded by columns C and beams B, and is channel steel or C-shaped steel (JIS G 3350, lightweight shaped steel for general structure). Or, it has a frame consisting of a lower runner 2, an upper runner 3, a stud 4, and an end column 5 of a square steel pipe (JIS G3466, square steel pipe for general structure), and an exterior base surface material 6 is placed on the outdoor side surface of this frame. Has a constructed structure. The lower runner 2 constitutes or functions as a base, the upper runner 3 constitutes an upper horizontal furring strip or functions as an upper horizontal furring strip, and the studs 4 and 5 end columns 5 form a vertical (vertical) furring strip. Or functions as a vertical (vertical) furring strip.
 内装壁部分Wbは、幅T0の緩衝帯Sを隔てて鋼構造壁部分Waの屋内側に並列配置され、矩形開口領域αに建込まれた軽量間仕切壁(鋼製壁下地(JASS26)の間仕切壁)である。内装壁部分Wbの骨組は、下部ランナ12、上部ランナ13、鋼製スタッド14及び端柱15から構成される。緩衝帯Sの幅T0は、鋼構造壁部分Waと内装壁部分Wbとの最接近部分の間隔(本例では、ランナ同士の離間距離)であり、少なくとも0.5mm、好ましくは、1~15mmの寸法(例えば、5mm)に設定される。 The interior wall portion Wb is arranged in parallel on the indoor side of the steel structure wall portion Wa with a buffer band S having a width T0 in between, and is a partition wall (a partition of a steel wall base (JASS26)) built in a rectangular opening region α. The wall). The frame of the interior wall portion Wb is composed of a lower runner 12, an upper runner 13, a steel stud 14, and an end pillar 15. The width T0 of the buffer zone S is the distance between the steel structure wall portion Wa and the interior wall portion Wb that are closest to each other (in this example, the distance between the runners), and is at least 0.5 mm, preferably 1 to 15 mm. The size is set to (for example, 5 mm).
 鋼構造壁部分Waの面材6は、スクリュー釘等の固定具によってランナ2、3、間柱4及び端柱5の屋外側面に固定され、断熱材21を取付け可能又は敷設可能な外装下地面1を形成する。柱C及び梁Bの屋外側面も又、断熱材21を取付け可能又は敷設可能な外装下地面10を形成する。本例において、外装下地面1、10は、四周目地9によって分断されるが、断熱材21を施工すべき被施工面としては、複数の柱スパンγ(隣合う柱の軸芯間の領域)及び複数の階(階層)に亘って実質的に連続する鉛直且つ平坦な単一且つ共通の下地面を構成する。所望により、局所的な段差を外装下地面1、10又はその境界部分に形成しても良く、また、面材6同士や、面材6と柱C又は梁Bとを金属製又は樹脂製ジョイナー等によって接合しても良い。 The face material 6 of the steel structure wall portion Wa is fixed to the outdoor side surface of the runners 2, 3, studs 4 and end columns 5 by a fixture such as a screw nail, and the heat insulating material 21 can be attached or laid on the exterior base surface 1. To form. The outdoor side surfaces of the pillar C and the beam B also form an exterior base surface 10 to which the heat insulating material 21 can be attached or laid. In this example, the exterior base surfaces 1 and 10 are separated by the fourth round joint 9, but the surface to be constructed on which the heat insulating material 21 should be applied is a plurality of column spans γ (regions between the axes of adjacent columns). And constitutes a single and common underground that is substantially continuous and flat across multiple floors (hierarchies). If desired, a local step may be formed on the exterior base surfaces 1, 10 or the boundary portion thereof, and the face materials 6 and the face materials 6 and the pillar C or the beam B may be formed of a metal or resin joiner. It may be joined by such as.
 断熱材21は、外壁面の全域に亘って連続する被施工面(外装下地面1、10)を隙間なく被覆するように鋼構造壁部分Wa、柱C及び梁Bに連続的に取付けられ又は敷設され、外装材22が、建築物Aの外壁面全域に亘って実質的に連続するように断熱材21の屋外側に更に施工される。外装材22は、後述する支持機構等によって鋼構造壁部分Wa、柱C及び梁Bに一体的に取付けられる。外装材22及び断熱材21の間には、空気層23が形成される。 The heat insulating material 21 is continuously attached to the steel structure wall portion Wa, the column C, and the beam B so as to cover the surface to be constructed (exterior base surfaces 1, 10) continuous over the entire outer wall surface without gaps. The exterior material 22 is laid and is further installed on the outdoor side of the heat insulating material 21 so as to be substantially continuous over the entire outer wall surface of the building A. The exterior material 22 is integrally attached to the steel structure wall portion Wa, the column C, and the beam B by a support mechanism or the like described later. An air layer 23 is formed between the exterior material 22 and the heat insulating material 21.
 断熱材21、外装材22及び空気層23は、複数の柱スパンγ及び複数の階に亘って連続し、従って、建築物Aの外壁面全域に連続的に延びる外装断熱層Gが形成される。外装断熱層Gの厚さ(幅)T3(図3及び図4)は、従来の外断熱工法の断熱層の厚さと同様、50~200mm、好ましくは、75~150mmの範囲内の寸法(本例では約100mm)に設定される。外装断熱層Gは、柱C及び梁Bが配置される領域(即ち、構造躯体領域β)においては、蓄熱効果を有するコンクリート構造の躯体を断熱材で覆う外断熱層を構成し、他方、構造躯体領域βに囲繞された領域(即ち、矩形開口領域α)においては、鋼構造壁部分Waの外側面に断熱材21を施工して鋼構造壁部分Waを断熱材21で覆う外張断熱層を構成する。かくして、建築物Aは、外断熱工法及び外張断熱工法の複合的工法又はハイブリッド工法により建築物Aの外壁面全域を断熱する外装断熱層Gを備える。 The heat insulating material 21, the exterior material 22, and the air layer 23 are continuous over a plurality of column spans γ and a plurality of floors, and thus an exterior heat insulating layer G that continuously extends over the entire outer wall surface of the building A is formed. .. The thickness (width) T3 (FIGS. 3 and 4) of the exterior heat insulating layer G is the same as the thickness of the heat insulating layer of the conventional external heat insulating method, and has dimensions within the range of 50 to 200 mm, preferably 75 to 150 mm (book). In the example, it is set to about 100 mm). In the region where the columns C and the beams B are arranged (that is, the structural skeleton region β), the exterior heat insulating layer G constitutes an external heat insulating layer that covers the skeleton of the concrete structure having a heat storage effect with a heat insulating material, while the structure. In the region surrounded by the skeleton region β (that is, the rectangular opening region α), the heat insulating material 21 is applied to the outer surface of the steel structure wall portion Wa, and the steel structure wall portion Wa is covered with the heat insulating material 21. To configure. Thus, the building A includes an exterior heat insulating layer G that insulates the entire outer wall surface of the building A by a combined construction method or a hybrid construction method of the external heat insulating method and the external heat insulating method.
 外装材22は、矩形開口領域α及び構造躯体領域βの境界において目地幅だけ離間し、外装用のシーリング材(シリコン系、アクリルウレタン系又はポリサルファイド系シーリング材等)を目地空間に充填してなる縦目地40及び横目地41が、矩形開口領域α及び構造躯体領域βの境界に形成される。目地40、41は、地震時、強風時等に生じ得る構造躯体(柱C及び梁B)と鋼構造壁部分Waとの挙動、変位又は変形の相違を補償し又は吸収するワーキングジョイントとして機能する。 The exterior material 22 is separated by the joint width at the boundary between the rectangular opening region α and the structural skeleton region β, and the joint space is filled with an exterior sealing material (silicon-based, acrylic urethane-based, polysulfide-based sealing material, etc.). The vertical joint 40 and the horizontal joint 41 are formed at the boundary between the rectangular opening region α and the structural skeleton region β. The joints 40 and 41 function as working joints that compensate for or absorb differences in behavior, displacement, or deformation between the structural frame (column C and beam B) and the steel structure wall portion Wa that may occur during an earthquake, strong wind, or the like. ..
 このように構成された建築物Aは、外断熱工法及び外張断熱工法の複合的工法により外壁面全体を屋外側から断熱する外装断熱層Gを備えたコンクリート建築物であり、コンクリート建築物特有の断熱方法である外断熱工法と同等の断熱性能が得られるにもかかわらず、コンクリート構造の壁を有しない。鋼構造壁部分Wa及び内装壁部分Wbから構成される建築物Aの外壁Wは、コンクリート構造の外壁の自重に比べ、その約1/5~1/10の自重を有するにすぎないので、建築物Aの自重は、大きく軽減する。建築物Aの柱C及び梁Bの構造躯体に作用する地震荷重(短期水平荷重)は、このような自重の軽減に伴って比較的大きく軽減し、基礎等の構造的負荷も比較的大きく軽減するので、外断熱工法及び外張断熱工法の複合的工法は、建築物Aの構造計画上、極めて有益である。しかも、鋼構造の外壁の採用は、工期短縮、建設コスト低減等を可能にするので、建築物Aの施工計画の観点においても有益である。 The building A configured in this way is a concrete building provided with an exterior heat insulating layer G that insulates the entire outer wall surface from the outdoor side by a combined construction method of the external heat insulating method and the external heat insulating method, and is peculiar to the concrete building. Although it has the same heat insulating performance as the external heat insulating method, which is the heat insulating method of the above, it does not have a concrete structure wall. The outer wall W of the building A composed of the steel structure wall portion Wa and the interior wall portion Wb has a weight of only about 1/5 to 1/10 of the weight of the outer wall of the concrete structure. The weight of the object A is greatly reduced. The seismic load (short-term horizontal load) acting on the structural frame of the columns C and beams B of the building A is relatively greatly reduced with the reduction of its own weight, and the structural load of the foundation etc. is also relatively greatly reduced. Therefore, the combined construction method of the external insulation method and the external insulation method is extremely useful in terms of the structural plan of the building A. Moreover, the adoption of the outer wall of the steel structure makes it possible to shorten the construction period, reduce the construction cost, etc., and is therefore beneficial from the viewpoint of the construction plan of the building A.
 また、鋼構造壁部分Wa及び内装壁部分Wbの内部空間は、建築設備用の配線・配管空間として使用し得るので、建築設備工事の施工性が向上する。それにもかかわらず、外壁Wの壁厚(図3及び図4に示す壁厚[T0+T1+T2])は、150~250mmであり、通常のコンクリート壁と壁厚と同等の壁厚に設計し得るので、有効利用可能な建築空間を室内空間が大きく縮小することはなく、建築意匠設計上の不利は、生じ難い。加えて、鋼構造壁部分Wa及び内装壁部分Wbからなる二重壁構造の外壁Wは、所望の耐火性能(1時間耐火)を比較的容易に確保することができる。 Further, since the internal space of the steel structure wall portion Wa and the interior wall portion Wb can be used as a wiring / piping space for building equipment, the workability of building equipment construction is improved. Nevertheless, the wall thickness of the outer wall W (wall thickness [T0 + T1 + T2] shown in FIGS. 3 and 4) is 150 to 250 mm, and the wall thickness can be designed to be the same as that of a normal concrete wall. The interior space does not significantly reduce the effectively available architectural space, and disadvantages in architectural design design are unlikely to occur. In addition, the outer wall W of the double wall structure composed of the steel structure wall portion Wa and the interior wall portion Wb can relatively easily secure the desired fire resistance performance (fire resistance for 1 hour).
 更に、建築物Aの中高層階の外壁面には、比較的大きな風荷重が作用するが、鋼構造の鋼構造壁部分Waの面外剛性は、この風荷重に耐えるように比較的容易に設計することができる。また、風荷重に起因した鋼構造壁部分Waの変形、挙動又は振動や、外部騒音の固体伝播等は、緩衝帯Sによって吸収又は絶縁されるので、内装壁部分Wbに影響せず、従って、屋内環境の居住性又は快適性等は、損なわれず、また、外界の気象、日射等の変化に起因した熱伝達も又、緩衝帯Sによって確実に絶縁されるので、金属製の骨組2-5、12-15の採用に伴う空調設計上の不利等は生じ難い。 Further, a relatively large wind load acts on the outer wall surface of the middle and upper floors of the building A, and the out-of-plane rigidity of the steel structure wall portion Wa of the steel structure is designed relatively easily to withstand this wind load. can do. Further, deformation, behavior or vibration of the steel structure wall portion Wa due to the wind load, solid propagation of external noise, etc. are absorbed or insulated by the buffer zone S, and therefore do not affect the interior wall portion Wb. Therefore, The comfort or comfort of the indoor environment is not impaired, and heat transfer due to changes in external weather, solar radiation, etc. is also reliably insulated by the buffer zone S, so that the metal frame 2-5 , 12-15 is unlikely to cause any disadvantages in air conditioning design.
 加えて、実質的に連続する鉛直且つ平坦な単一且つ共通の被施工面を構成する外装下地面1、10や、後述する外装材支持機構は、外壁面全域に亘って実質的に同一又は同等の支持構造により断熱材21及び外装材22を施工することを可能にする。 In addition, the exterior base surfaces 1 and 10 constituting a substantially continuous vertical and flat single and common surface to be constructed, and the exterior material support mechanism described later are substantially the same or substantially the same over the entire outer wall surface. The same support structure makes it possible to construct the heat insulating material 21 and the exterior material 22.
 図3及び図4は、外壁Wの構造を示す外壁Wの横断面図及び縦断面図であり、図5は、外壁Wの構造を概略的に示す外壁Wの部分破断斜視図である。 3 and 4 are a cross-sectional view and a vertical cross-sectional view of the outer wall W showing the structure of the outer wall W, and FIG. 5 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the outer wall W which schematically shows the structure of the outer wall W.
 鋼構造壁部分Waの骨組は、床構造体F上に固定された下部ランナ2と、梁Bの下面に固定された上部ランナ3と、上下のランナ2、3の間に鉛直に建込まれた間柱4及び端柱5とから構成される。間柱4は、平面視(図3)においてランナ2、3の中心軸線X-Xを中心として等間隔に整列配置され、端柱5は、柱Cに近接して立設される。前述のとおり、ランナ2、3、間柱4及び端柱5は、溝型鋼又はC型鋼(JIS G 3350、一般構造用軽量形鋼)、若しくは、角型鋼管(JIS G 3466、一般構造用角形鋼管)からなる。本例において、ランナ2、3、間柱4及び端柱5は、C-100×50×20×1.6(mm)のC型鋼からなり、間柱4の間隔は、約300~約600mmに設定される。 The frame of the steel structure wall portion Wa is vertically built between the lower runner 2 fixed on the floor structure F, the upper runner 3 fixed on the lower surface of the beam B, and the upper and lower runners 2 and 3. It is composed of a stud 4 and an end column 5. The studs 4 are arranged at equal intervals about the central axes XX of the runners 2 and 3 in a plan view (FIG. 3), and the end pillars 5 are erected close to the pillar C. As described above, the runners 2, 3, studs 4 and end columns 5 are channel steels, C-shaped steels (JIS G 3350, lightweight shaped steel for general structures), or square steel pipes (JIS G 3466, square steel pipes for general structures). ) Consists of. In this example, the runners 2, 3 and the studs 4 and the end columns 5 are made of C-shaped steel of C-100 × 50 × 20 × 1.6 (mm), and the distance between the studs 4 is set to about 300 to about 600 mm. ..
 図3及び図4に示すとおり、断熱・吸音材8(破線で示す)が鋼構造壁部分Waの骨組内中空域に充填される。本例において、断熱・吸音材8は、密度10~48kg/m3、厚さ10~100mm(例えば、密度24kg/m3、厚さ75mm)のグラスウールからなる。なお、図1、図2及び図5においては、図の理解を容易にするため、断熱・吸音材8の図示は、省略されている。 As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the heat insulating / sound absorbing material 8 (shown by the broken line) is filled in the hollow area in the frame of the steel structure wall portion Wa. In this example, the heat insulating / sound absorbing material 8 is made of glass wool having a density of 10 to 48 kg / m 3 and a thickness of 10 to 100 mm (for example, a density of 24 kg / m 3 and a thickness of 75 mm). In addition, in FIG. 1, FIG. 2 and FIG. 5, the illustration of the heat insulating / sound absorbing material 8 is omitted in order to facilitate the understanding of the drawings.
 前述のとおり、外装下地面材6が、間柱4及び端柱5の屋外側面に配置され、スクリュー釘等の固定具によって突付け張り形態に間柱4及び端柱5に固定される。面材6として、各種石膏ボードを好適に使用し得る。本例においては、面材6は、厚さ15mmの強化石膏ボード(吉野石膏株式会社製品「タイガーボード(登録商標)・タイプZ-WR」)である。面材6の下端部、上端部及び側端部は、梁B(又は床構造体F)及び柱Cの近傍において終端し、前述の如く、面材6の外周部に四周目地9が形成される。四周目地9は、下張りシール材9a及び上張りシール材9bを四周目地用充填材として面材6の上端部、下端部及び側端部の目地部(柱C及び梁Bとの連接部の溝形空所)に連続的に充填又は挿入した目地構造を有する。本実施形態においては、下張りシール材9aとして無機質シーリング材、例えば、ロックウールフェルト(例えば、商品名「タイガーロックフェルト(登録商標)」(吉野石膏株式会社製品))が使用され、上張りシール材9bとして、例えば、ウレタン樹脂系シーリング材(例えば、商品名「タイガーUタイト」(吉野石膏株式会社製品))が使用される。 As described above, the exterior base surface material 6 is arranged on the outdoor side surface of the stud 4 and the end pillar 5, and is fixed to the stud 4 and the end pillar 5 in a striking form by a fixing tool such as a screw nail. Various gypsum boards can be preferably used as the face material 6. In this example, the face material 6 is a reinforced gypsum board having a thickness of 15 mm (Yoshino Gypsum Co., Ltd. product "Tiger board (registered trademark) type Z-WR"). The lower end, upper end, and side end of the face material 6 are terminated in the vicinity of the beam B (or floor structure F) and the pillar C, and as described above, the fourth peripheral joint 9 is formed on the outer peripheral portion of the face material 6. To. In the fourth joint 9, the underlay seal material 9a and the upper seal material 9b are used as a filler for the fourth joint, and the joint portions (grooves at the joints with the pillar C and the beam B) at the upper end, lower end and side ends of the face material 6 are used. It has a joint structure that is continuously filled or inserted into a space. In the present embodiment, an inorganic sealing material, for example, rock wool felt (for example, trade name "Tiger Rock Felt (registered trademark)" (product of Yoshino Gypsum Co., Ltd.)) is used as the underlay sealing material 9a, and the overlay sealing material is used. As 9b, for example, a urethane resin-based sealing material (for example, trade name "Tiger U Tight" (product of Yoshino Gypsum Co., Ltd.)) is used.
 ランナ2、3の幅は、間柱4及び端柱5の幅と同一であり、間柱4及び端柱5の中心軸線Y-Y(図4)と、ランナ2、3の中心軸線X-X(図3)とは、同一の鉛直面内に位置する。間柱4及び端柱5の下端部及び上端部は、溶接によりランナ2、3に固着される。C-100×50×20×1.6(mm)のC型鋼をランナ2、3、間柱4及び端柱5として使用した本例においては、面材6を含む鋼構造壁部分Waの建築設計上の壁厚T1は、T1=115mmである。 The widths of the runners 2 and 3 are the same as the widths of the studs 4 and 5, and the central axes YY (FIG. 4) of the studs 4 and 5 and the central axes XX of the runners 2 and 3 ( FIG. 3) is located within the same vertical plane. The lower and upper ends of the studs 4 and the end columns 5 are fixed to the runners 2 and 3 by welding. In this example in which C-shaped steel of C-100 × 50 × 20 × 1.6 (mm) is used as runners 2, 3, studs 4, and end columns 5, the steel structural wall portion Wa including the face material 6 is used in the architectural design. The wall thickness T1 is T1 = 115 mm.
 面材6の屋外側面(即ち、外装下地面1)は、梁B及び柱Cの屋外側の面(即ち、外装下地面10)によって特定される鉛直躯体構面V(図2~図4)の面内に位置する。所望により、外装下地面1を鉛直躯体構面Vよりも僅かに屋内側に引っ込んだ位置に配置しても良い。外装断熱層Gを構成する断熱材21は、梁B、柱C及び面材6の屋外側面に配置され、外装下地面1、10に面接触又は密着した状態で係留具(図示せず)によって梁B、柱C及び鋼構造壁部分Waに留付けられる。 The outdoor side surface of the face material 6 (that is, the exterior base surface 1) is a vertical skeleton structure surface V (FIGS. 2 to 4) specified by the outdoor side surfaces (that is, the exterior base surface 10) of the beam B and the column C. Located in the plane of. If desired, the exterior base surface 1 may be arranged at a position slightly recessed toward the indoor side from the vertical skeleton structure surface V. The heat insulating material 21 constituting the exterior heat insulating layer G is arranged on the outdoor side surface of the beam B, the pillar C, and the face material 6, and is in contact with or in close contact with the exterior base surfaces 1 and 10 by a mooring tool (not shown). It is fastened to the beam B, the column C, and the steel structure wall portion Wa.
 例えば、断熱材21は、面材6を貫通するワッシャー付きビスによって間柱4又は端柱5に留付けられる。所望により、透湿防水シート(図示せず)が外装下地面1、10に接着され、断熱材21と外装下地面1、10との間に介挿される。変形例として、透湿防水シートを断熱材21の屋外側面に施工しても良い。所望により、断熱材21を外装下地面1、10に接着することも可能である。 For example, the heat insulating material 21 is fastened to the stud 4 or the end pillar 5 by a screw with a washer penetrating the face material 6. If desired, a moisture-permeable waterproof sheet (not shown) is adhered to the exterior base surfaces 1 and 10 and inserted between the heat insulating material 21 and the exterior base surfaces 1 and 10. As a modification, a breathable waterproof sheet may be applied to the outdoor side surface of the heat insulating material 21. If desired, the heat insulating material 21 can be adhered to the exterior base surfaces 1 and 10.
 本例において、断熱材21は、密度16~48kg/m3、厚さ20~50mm(例えば、密度24kg/m3、厚さ25mm)のグラスウール板、或いは、板状又はボード形のグラスウールからなる。外装材22は、以下に説明する支持機構構成要素24~29(図3)によって、面材6の屋外側に取付けられるとともに、梁B及び柱Cの屋外側に取付けられる。外装材22として、高さ300~600mm(例えば、高さ450mm)、幅1200~2000mm(例えば、1500mm)、厚さ15~25mm(例えば、厚さ18mm)の窯業系又は金属系サイディング材を好適に使用し得る。断熱材21及び外装材22の間には、空気層23が形成される。 In this example, the heat insulating material 21 is made of a glass wool plate having a density of 16 to 48 kg / m 3 and a thickness of 20 to 50 mm (for example, a density of 24 kg / m 3 and a thickness of 25 mm), or a plate-shaped or board-shaped glass wool. .. The exterior material 22 is attached to the outdoor side of the face material 6 and is attached to the outdoor side of the beam B and the pillar C by the support mechanism components 24 to 29 (FIG. 3) described below. As the exterior material 22, a ceramic or metal siding material having a height of 300 to 600 mm (for example, a height of 450 mm), a width of 1200 to 2000 mm (for example, 1500 mm), and a thickness of 15 to 25 mm (for example, a thickness of 18 mm) is suitable. Can be used for. An air layer 23 is formed between the heat insulating material 21 and the exterior material 22.
 図3の部分拡大図に示す如く、外装材22は、その支持機構を構成するブラケット25、縦胴縁26及び留付金具27によって間柱4、端柱5及び構造躯体(柱C及び梁B)に支持される。ブラケット25は、面材6を貫通する固定具24(ビス、ネジ又はボルト等)によって間柱4又は端柱5に固定され、或いは、ホールインアンカー等のRC用アンカー29によって構造躯体(柱C及び梁B)に固定される。ブラケット25は、断熱材21を貫通し、縦胴縁26は、固定具28(ビス、ネジ又はボルト等)によってブラケット25に固定される。ブラケット25は、上下方向に間隔を隔てて配置された複数の金属製L形部材からなり、縦胴縁26は、上下方向に連続的に延びるL形断面の金属製長尺材からなる。ブラケット25及び縦胴縁26を有する支持機構は、矩形開口領域α及び構造躯体領域βに跨がって外壁全体に一様又は均等に分散する外装材施工用の外装下地を構成する。断熱材21に面する縦胴縁26の内側面26aは、断熱材21の屋外側面に当接して断熱材21を屋外側から拘束し、断熱材21の屋外側の境界を画し又は規定する。 As shown in the partially enlarged view of FIG. 3, the exterior material 22 includes a stud 4, an end column 5, and a structural skeleton (column C and beam B) by means of a bracket 25, a vertical furring strip 26, and a fastening metal fitting 27 constituting the support mechanism. Supported by. The bracket 25 is fixed to the stud 4 or the end column 5 by a fixture 24 (screws, screws, bolts, etc.) penetrating the face material 6, or is a structural frame (column C and) by an RC anchor 29 such as a hole-in anchor. It is fixed to the beam B). The bracket 25 penetrates the heat insulating material 21, and the vertical furring strip 26 is fixed to the bracket 25 by a fixture 28 (screws, screws, bolts, etc.). The bracket 25 is made of a plurality of metal L-shaped members arranged at intervals in the vertical direction, and the vertical furring strip 26 is made of a long metal member having an L-shaped cross section that extends continuously in the vertical direction. The support mechanism having the bracket 25 and the vertical furring strip 26 constitutes an exterior base material for exterior material construction that is uniformly or evenly dispersed over the entire outer wall across the rectangular opening region α and the structural skeleton region β. The inner side surface 26a of the vertical furring strip 26 facing the heat insulating material 21 abuts on the outdoor side surface of the heat insulating material 21 to restrain the heat insulating material 21 from the outdoor side, and defines or defines the boundary of the heat insulating material 21 on the outdoor side. ..
 留付金具27は、外装材保持機構を有する金属製部材からなり、上下方向に間隔を隔てて縦胴縁26に取付けられる。外装材22は、留付金具27によって縦胴縁26に固定され、ブラケット25を介して間柱4、端柱5又は構造躯体(柱C及び梁B)に一体的に支持される。例えば、外装材22として窯業系サイディング材が採用された場合、留付金具27として、窯業系サイディング材を施工するために製作されたサイディング材専用の留付金具が採用される。図3に示す縦目地40は、外装材22間の目地空間にバックアップ材40a及びシーリング材40bに装填又は充填した目地構造を有する。図2及び図4に示す横目地41も実質的に同じ目地構造を有する。目地40、41は、地震時、強風時等に矩形開口領域α及び構造躯体領域βの境界に生じ得る外装材22の挙動、変位又は変形の相違を補償し又は吸収するように機能する。 The fastener 27 is made of a metal member having an exterior material holding mechanism, and is attached to the vertical furring strip 26 at intervals in the vertical direction. The exterior material 22 is fixed to the vertical furring strip 26 by the fastener 27, and is integrally supported by the stud 4, the end column 5, or the structural skeleton (column C and beam B) via the bracket 25. For example, when a ceramic siding material is adopted as the exterior material 22, a fastener dedicated to the siding material manufactured for constructing the ceramic siding material is adopted as the fastener 27. The vertical joint 40 shown in FIG. 3 has a joint structure in which the backup material 40a and the sealing material 40b are loaded or filled in the joint space between the exterior materials 22. The horizontal joints 41 shown in FIGS. 2 and 4 also have substantially the same joint structure. The joints 40 and 41 function to compensate for or absorb differences in the behavior, displacement, or deformation of the exterior material 22 that may occur at the boundary between the rectangular opening region α and the structural skeleton region β during an earthquake, strong wind, or the like.
 他方、鋼構造壁部分Waの屋内側に配置された内装壁部分Wbの骨組は、梁B(又は床構造体F)上に配置された下部ランナ12と、梁Bの下面に固定された上部ランナ13と、上下のランナ12、13の間に鉛直に建込まれた鋼製スタッド14及び端柱15とから構成される。スタッド14は、ランナ2、3の中心軸線を中心として等間隔に整列配置され、端柱15は、柱Cに近接して配置される。ランナ12、13及びスタッド14は、板厚0.4mm以上の鋼製部材であり、JIS A 6517(「建築用鋼製下地材」)に規定された鋼製ランナ及び鋼製スタッド、或いは、その同等品、準拠品又は互換品をランナ12、13及びスタッド14として好適に使用し得る。即ち、ランナ12、13及びスタッド14は、JIS A 6517に規定された鋼製壁下地又はこれと同等の壁下地を構成する。本例においては、端柱15も又、スタッド14と同じく、JIS A 6517(「建築用鋼製下地材」)に規定された鋼製スタッド、或いは、その同等品、準拠品又は互換品からなる。 On the other hand, the framework of the interior wall portion Wb arranged on the indoor side of the steel structure wall portion Wa is the lower runner 12 arranged on the beam B (or the floor structure F) and the upper portion fixed to the lower surface of the beam B. It is composed of a runner 13 and a steel stud 14 and an end column 15 vertically built between the upper and lower runners 12 and 13. The studs 14 are arranged at equal intervals about the central axes of the runners 2 and 3, and the end pillars 15 are arranged close to the pillars C. The runners 12, 13 and studs 14 are steel members having a plate thickness of 0.4 mm or more, and are steel runners and steel studs specified in JIS A6517 (“building steel base material”), or their studs. Equivalent, compliant or compatible products may be suitably used as runners 12, 13 and studs 14. That is, the runners 12, 13 and the stud 14 constitute a steel wall base specified in JIS A6517 or a wall base equivalent thereto. In this example, the end column 15 is also made of a steel stud specified in JIS A6517 (“building steel base material”), or an equivalent product, a compliant product, or a compatible product thereof, like the stud 14. ..
 本例において、スタッド14及び端柱15は、50×45×0.8(mm)の溝形断面の鋼製壁下地材からなり、スタッド14の間隔は、約450mmに設定される。ランナ12、13の幅は、スタッド14及び端柱15の幅よりも僅かに大きく、スタッド14及び端柱15の上端部及び下端部は、ランナ12、13の溝内に挿入されるが、ランナ12、13の幅は、実務上は、スタッド14及び端柱15の幅と概ね同一であるとみなすことができる。ランナ12、13の幅は、スタッド14及び端柱15の幅と概ね同一であるので、50×45×0.8(mm)の溝形断面の鋼製壁下地材をスタッド14として使用した本例においては、面材16、17を含む鋼構造壁部分Wbの建築設計上の壁厚T2は、T2=72mm又は75mmである。変形例として、50×45×0.45(mm)又は40×40×0.45(mm)の角形断面の鋼製スタッド等をスタッド14及び端柱15として使用しても良い。 In this example, the stud 14 and the end column 15 are made of a steel wall base material having a groove-shaped cross section of 50 × 45 × 0.8 (mm), and the distance between the studs 14 is set to about 450 mm. The width of the runners 12 and 13 is slightly larger than the width of the stud 14 and the end pillar 15, and the upper end and the lower end of the stud 14 and the end pillar 15 are inserted into the grooves of the runners 12 and 13, but the runner In practice, the widths of 12 and 13 can be regarded as substantially the same as the widths of the stud 14 and the end pillar 15. Since the widths of the runners 12 and 13 are almost the same as the widths of the stud 14 and the end column 15, a book using a steel wall base material having a grooved cross section of 50 × 45 × 0.8 (mm) as the stud 14. In the example, the architectural design wall thickness T2 of the steel structural wall portion Wb including the face members 16 and 17 is T2 = 72 mm or 75 mm. As a modification, steel studs having a square cross section of 50 × 45 × 0.45 (mm) or 40 × 40 × 0.45 (mm) may be used as the stud 14 and the end column 15.
 図3及び図4に示すとおり、断熱・吸音材18が内装壁部分Wbの骨組内中空域に充填される。断熱・吸音材18は、密度10~48kg/m3、厚さ30~50mm(例えば、密度24kg/m3、厚さ40mm)のグラスウールからなる。なお、図1、図2及び図5においては、図の理解を容易にするため、断熱・吸音材18の図示は、省略されている。 As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the heat insulating / sound absorbing material 18 is filled in the hollow area inside the frame of the interior wall portion Wb. The heat insulating / sound absorbing material 18 is made of glass wool having a density of 10 to 48 kg / m 3 and a thickness of 30 to 50 mm (for example, a density of 24 kg / m 3 and a thickness of 40 mm). In addition, in FIG. 1, FIG. 2 and FIG. 5, the illustration of the heat insulating / sound absorbing material 18 is omitted in order to facilitate the understanding of the drawings.
 下張り面材16がスクリュービス(タッピングネジ、図示せず)によってスタッド14及び端柱15の屋内側面に固定され、上張り面材17がステープル及び接着剤によって下張り面材16の屋内側面に固定される。下張り面材16及び上張り面材17として厚さ9~25mmの各種石膏ボード(例えば、強化石膏ボード(吉野石膏株式会社製品「タイガーボード(登録商標)・タイプZ」))を好適に使用し得る。本例においては、面材16として厚さ12.5mmの強化石膏ボードが使用され、面材17として厚さ9.5mmの普通硬質石膏ボードが使用され、或いは、面材16、17として厚さ12.5mmの強化石膏ボードが使用される。 The underlaying surface material 16 is fixed to the indoor side surface of the stud 14 and the end column 15 by screw screws (tapping screws, not shown), and the upholstery surface material 17 is fixed to the indoor side surface of the underlaying surface material 16 by staples and adhesives. To. Various gypsum boards having a thickness of 9 to 25 mm (for example, reinforced gypsum board (Yoshino Gypsum Co., Ltd. product "Tiger board (registered trademark), type Z")) are preferably used as the underlaying surface material 16 and the upholstery surface material 17. obtain. In this example, a reinforced gypsum board having a thickness of 12.5 mm is used as the face material 16, an ordinary hard gypsum board having a thickness of 9.5 mm is used as the face material 17, or the face materials 16 and 17 are thick. 12.5 mm reinforced gypsum board is used.
  接着剤としては、石膏ボード施工用の接着剤として一般に使用される酢酸ビニル樹脂系接着剤を好適に使用し得る。所望により、ステープル、接着剤及びスクリュービスを併用して上張り面材17を下張り面材16に固定し、或いは、スクリュービスのみによって上張り面材17を下張り面材16に固定することも可能である。 As the adhesive, a vinyl acetate resin adhesive generally used as an adhesive for gypsum board construction can be preferably used. If desired, the upholstery surface material 17 can be fixed to the underlaying surface material 16 by using staples, an adhesive and screw screws in combination, or the upholstery surface material 17 can be fixed to the underlaying surface material 16 only by screw screws. Is.
 面材16、17の下端部、上端部及び側端部は、床構造体F、梁B及び柱Cの近傍において終端し、面材16、17の四周目地19が形成される。四周目地19は、下張りシール材19a及び上張りシール材19bを四周目地用充填材として面材16、17の上端部、下端部及び側端部の目地部(柱C及び梁Bとの連接部の溝形空所)に連続的に充填又は挿入した目地構造を有する。本実施形態においては、下張りシール材19aとして無機質シーリング材、例えば、ロックウールフェルト(例えば、商品名「タイガーロックフェルト(登録商標)」(吉野石膏株式会社製品))が使用され、上張りシール材19bとして、例えば、ウレタン樹脂系シーリング材(例えば、商品名「タイガーUタイト」(吉野石膏株式会社製品))が使用される。 The lower end, upper end and side end of the face materials 16 and 17 are terminated in the vicinity of the floor structure F, the beam B and the pillar C, and the fourth joint 19 of the face materials 16 and 17 is formed. The fourth joint 19 uses the underlay seal material 19a and the upper seal material 19b as a filler for the fourth joint, and is a joint portion (joint portion with the column C and the beam B) at the upper end, the lower end and the side end of the face materials 16 and 17. It has a joint structure that is continuously filled or inserted into the groove-shaped space. In the present embodiment, an inorganic sealing material, for example, rock wool felt (for example, trade name "Tiger Rockfelt (registered trademark)" (product of Yoshino Gypsum Co., Ltd.)) is used as the underlaying sealing material 19a, and the overlining sealing material is used. As 19b, for example, a urethane resin-based sealing material (for example, trade name "Tiger U Tight" (product of Yoshino Gypsum Co., Ltd.)) is used.
 上張り面材17の室内側表面、室内空間に面する梁Bの下端面及び側面、柱Cの鉛直面等は、塗装又はクロス貼り等の内装仕上工事において、内装仕上げ材(塗膜又はクロス等)30によって被覆される。また、床仕上げ材31が、床構造体Fの上面に施工される。所望により、OAフロア、フリーアクセスフロア、システムフロア等を床構造体F上に施工し、或いは、システム天井や、JIS A 6517に規定された鋼製天井下地等を天井部分に施工しても良い。なお、図5においては、内装仕上げ材30及び床仕上げ材31の図示は省略されている。 The indoor surface of the upholstery surface material 17, the lower end surface and side surface of the beam B facing the indoor space, the vertical surface of the pillar C, etc. are the interior finishing materials (coating film or cloth) in the interior finishing work such as painting or cloth pasting. Etc.) Covered with 30. Further, the floor finishing material 31 is installed on the upper surface of the floor structure F. If desired, an OA floor, a free access floor, a system floor, etc. may be constructed on the floor structure F, or a system ceiling, a steel ceiling base specified in JIS A6517, etc. may be constructed on the ceiling portion. .. In FIG. 5, the interior finishing material 30 and the floor finishing material 31 are not shown.
 このように構成された外壁Wの利点として、例えば、以下の点が挙げられる。
(1)コンクリート構造の外壁の自重に比べ、外壁の自重を約1/5~1/10に低減することができる。
(2)外壁Wの施工は、コンクリート構造の外壁の施工に比べ、工期短縮、建設コスト低減等の点で有利である。
(3)鋼構造壁部分Wa及び内装壁部分Wbの内部空間を建築設備用の配線・配管空間として使用し得るので、建築設備工事の施工性が向上する。
(4)外壁Wの壁厚(T0+T1+T2)は、通常のコンクリート壁と壁厚と同等の壁厚に設計し得る。
(5)外壁Wは、所望の耐火性能(1時間耐火)を比較的容易に確保することができる。
(6)鋼構造壁部分Waの面外剛性を風荷重に耐えるように比較的容易に設計することができる。
(7)風荷重に起因した鋼構造壁部分Waの変形、挙動又は振動や、外部騒音の固体伝播等は、緩衝帯Sによって吸収又は絶縁される。
(8)外界の気象、日射等の変化に起因した冷熱又は温熱の熱伝達や、その熱負荷は、緩衝帯Sによって絶縁される。
(9)実質的に連続する鉛直且つ平坦な単一且つ共通の被施工面を構成する外装下地面1、10と、被覆施工面に配設された実質的に共通の支持機構24~29とは、外壁面全域に亘って実質的に同一又は同等の支持構造により断熱材21及び外装材22を施工することを可能にする。
The advantages of the outer wall W configured in this way include, for example, the following points.
(1) The weight of the outer wall can be reduced to about 1/5 to 1/10 as compared with the weight of the outer wall of the concrete structure.
(2) The construction of the outer wall W is more advantageous than the construction of the outer wall of the concrete structure in terms of shortening the construction period and reducing the construction cost.
(3) Since the internal space of the steel structure wall portion Wa and the interior wall portion Wb can be used as a wiring / piping space for building equipment, the workability of building equipment construction is improved.
(4) The wall thickness (T0 + T1 + T2) of the outer wall W can be designed to be the same wall thickness as that of a normal concrete wall.
(5) The outer wall W can relatively easily secure the desired fire resistance performance (fire resistance for 1 hour).
(6) The out-of-plane rigidity of the steel structure wall portion Wa can be designed relatively easily so as to withstand the wind load.
(7) Deformation, behavior or vibration of the steel structure wall portion Wa due to the wind load, solid propagation of external noise, etc. are absorbed or insulated by the buffer zone S.
(8) The heat transfer of cold or hot heat caused by changes in the external weather, solar radiation, etc., and the heat load thereof are insulated by the buffer zone S.
(9) Substantially continuous vertical and flat exterior base surfaces 1 and 10 constituting a single and common surface to be constructed, and substantially common support mechanisms 24 to 29 arranged on the covering construction surface. Makes it possible to construct the heat insulating material 21 and the exterior material 22 with substantially the same or equivalent support structure over the entire outer wall surface.
 図6及び図7は、本発明の他の実施形態に係る外壁構造を有するコンクリート建築物の部分平面図及び部分縦断面図である。 6 and 7 are a partial plan view and a partial vertical sectional view of a concrete building having an outer wall structure according to another embodiment of the present invention.
 前述の実施形態においては、建築物Aは、耐力壁(耐震壁)を備えず、全ての外壁Wを鋼構造の鋼構造壁部分Waと鋼製壁下地(JASS26又は同等品)の内装壁部分Wbとから構成される乾式二重壁構造の非耐力壁として設計したものであるので、顕著な自重軽減により、比較的大きく地震荷重が軽減するが、その反面、全地震荷重を柱C及び梁Bの軸組が負担しなければならない。柱C及び梁Bの構造的負荷が過大となり得る場合には、図6及び図7に示す建築物A’の如く、コンクリート構造の耐力壁(耐震壁)KWを所望の外壁位置に施工しても良い。このような外壁構造においては、外装下地面10は、柱C及び梁Bのみならず、耐力壁KWにも連続する。外装断熱層Gを構成する断熱材21は、梁B、柱C及び面材6の屋外側面のみならず、耐力壁KWの屋外側面にも配置される。 In the above-described embodiment, the building A is not provided with a bearing wall (seismic wall), and all the outer walls W are made of a steel structure wall portion Wa of a steel structure and an interior wall portion of a steel wall base (JASS26 or equivalent). Since it was designed as a non-bearing wall with a dry double wall structure composed of Wb, the seismic load is relatively significantly reduced due to the remarkable reduction of its own weight, but on the other hand, the total seismic load is applied to the columns C and beams. B's framework must bear. If the structural load of columns C and beams B can be excessive, a concrete bearing wall (seismic wall) KW is installed at the desired outer wall position as shown in Building A'shown in FIGS. 6 and 7. Is also good. In such an outer wall structure, the exterior base surface 10 is continuous not only with the columns C and the beams B but also with the bearing wall KW. The heat insulating material 21 constituting the exterior heat insulating layer G is arranged not only on the outdoor side surface of the beam B, the pillar C and the face material 6, but also on the outdoor side surface of the bearing wall KW.
 断熱材21は、前述の実施形態と同様の施工方法により、外装下地面1、10に面接触又は密着した状態で係留具(図示せず)によって梁B、柱C、鋼構造壁部分Wa及び耐力壁KWに留付けられる。所望により、透湿防水シート(図示せず)が外装下地面1、10に接着され、断熱材21と外装下地面1、10との間に介挿される。変形例として、透湿防水シート(図示せず)を断熱材21の屋外側面に施工することも可能である。所望により、断熱材21を外装下地面1、10に接着しても良い。 The heat insulating material 21 is provided with a beam B, a column C, a steel structure wall portion Wa, and a steel structure wall portion Wa by a mooring tool (not shown) in a state of surface contact or close contact with the exterior base surfaces 1 and 10 by the same construction method as in the above-described embodiment. It is fastened to the bearing wall KW. If desired, a moisture-permeable waterproof sheet (not shown) is adhered to the exterior base surfaces 1 and 10 and inserted between the heat insulating material 21 and the exterior base surfaces 1 and 10. As a modification, it is also possible to install a moisture permeable waterproof sheet (not shown) on the outdoor side surface of the heat insulating material 21. If desired, the heat insulating material 21 may be adhered to the exterior base surfaces 1 and 10.
 外装材22は、前述の実施形態(図3)と同様、固定具24、28、ブラケット25、縦胴縁26及び留付金具27によって間柱4及び端柱5に支持されるとともに、RC用アンカー29、固定具28、ブラケット25、縦胴縁26及び留付金具27によって柱C及び梁Bに固定される。外装材22は又、柱C及び梁Bの支持形態と同じく、RC用アンカー29、固定具28、ブラケット25、縦胴縁26及び留付金具27によって耐力壁KWに固定される。前述の実施形態と同じく、支持機構24~29は、矩形開口領域α及び構造躯体領域βに跨がって外壁全体に一様又は均等に分散する外装材施工用の外装下地を構成する。また、前述の実施形態と同じく、矩形開口領域α及び構造躯体領域βの境界に目地40、41が形成される。目地40、41は、地震時、強風時等に生じ得る外装材22の挙動、変位又は変形の相違を補償する。  The exterior material 22 is supported by the studs 4 and the end columns 5 by the fixtures 24 and 28, the bracket 25, the vertical furring strip 26 and the fastener 27, and is an RC anchor, as in the above-described embodiment (FIG. 3). 29, the fixture 28, the bracket 25, the vertical furring strip 26, and the fastener 27 are fixed to the pillar C and the beam B. The exterior material 22 is also fixed to the bearing wall KW by the RC anchor 29, the fixture 28, the bracket 25, the vertical furring strip 26, and the fastener 27, as in the support form of the pillar C and the beam B. Similar to the above-described embodiment, the support mechanisms 24 to 29 constitute an exterior base material for exterior material construction that is uniformly or evenly dispersed over the entire outer wall across the rectangular opening region α and the structural skeleton region β. Further, as in the above-described embodiment, the joints 40 and 41 are formed at the boundary between the rectangular opening region α and the structural skeleton region β. The joints 40 and 41 compensate for differences in behavior, displacement, or deformation of the exterior material 22 that may occur during an earthquake, strong wind, or the like.
 このようにコンクリート構造の耐力壁KWと、鋼構造の非耐力壁の外壁Wとを併用した建築物A’によれば、建築物A’の軽量化の効果は若干低下するかもしれないが、柱C及び梁Bの構造的負荷の軽減や、建築物A’の耐震性の改善、更には、鉄筋数量の低減等による建設コストの抑制等を図ることが可能となる。 According to the building A'in which the bearing wall KW of the concrete structure and the outer wall W of the non-bearing wall of the steel structure are used in combination in this way, the effect of weight reduction of the building A'may be slightly reduced. It is possible to reduce the structural load of columns C and beams B, improve the earthquake resistance of building A', and further reduce the construction cost by reducing the number of reinforcing bars.
 図8及び図9は、本発明の更に他の実施形態に係る外壁構造を示す外壁Wの横断面図及び部分拡大断面図であり、図10は、図8に示す実施形態の応用例を示す外壁の横断面図である。 8 and 9 are a cross-sectional view and a partially enlarged cross-sectional view of the outer wall W showing the outer wall structure according to still another embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 10 shows an application example of the embodiment shown in FIG. It is a cross-sectional view of the outer wall.
 図8及び図9に示す実施形態においては、L形断面の金属製長尺材からなる縦胴縁26(図3)に換えて、角形断面の金属製長尺材からなる縦胴縁26’が固定具28によってブラケット25に固定される。例えば、縦胴縁26’として、寸法40×40×1.6(mm)の角鋼管を好ましく採用し得る。前述の実施形態と同様、ブラケット25及び縦胴縁26’は、断熱材21の外側に外装材22を取付けるための支持機構を構成し、この支持機構は、矩形開口領域α及び構造躯体領域βに跨がって外壁全体に一様又は均等に分散する外装材施工用の外装下地を構成する。縦胴縁26’の内側面26a’は、断熱材21の屋外側面に当接して断熱材21を屋外側から拘束する。断熱材21の屋外側の境界面が、多数の内側面26a’によって、実質的に外装下地面1と平行な鉛直面Va(図9)として規定又は特定される。本実施形態の外壁構造は、この他の構成において、前述の実施形態と実質的に同一であるので、重複した説明は、省略する。 In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, the vertical furring strip 26 made of a long metal material having a square cross section is replaced with the vertical furring strip 26 made of a long metal material having an L-shaped cross section (FIG. 3). Is fixed to the bracket 25 by the fixture 28. For example, as the vertical furring strip 26', a square steel pipe having a size of 40 × 40 × 1.6 (mm) can be preferably adopted. Similar to the above-described embodiment, the bracket 25 and the vertical furring strip 26'consisting of a support mechanism for attaching the exterior material 22 to the outside of the heat insulating material 21, and the support mechanism includes a rectangular opening region α and a structural skeleton region β. An exterior base material for construction of an exterior material that is uniformly or evenly dispersed over the entire outer wall is constructed. The inner side surface 26a'of the vertical furring strip 26' comes into contact with the outdoor side surface of the heat insulating material 21 and restrains the heat insulating material 21 from the outdoor side. The outdoor interface of the insulation 21 is defined or specified by a number of inner surfaces 26a'as a vertical Va (FIG. 9) substantially parallel to the exterior substrate surface 1. Since the outer wall structure of the present embodiment is substantially the same as the above-described embodiment in other configurations, duplicated description will be omitted.
 図10には、図8に示す外壁構造の応用例として、柱Cの柱形輪郭を建築物Aの外壁面に表出させる形態の外壁構造が示されている。本発明に係る外壁構造は、このように柱形輪郭(及び/又は梁形輪郭)を外壁面に表出せしめる建築意匠設計においても同様に採用することができる。例えば、図10に示すように柱Cが外壁Wに対して相対的に平面視外側に突出する設計においては、柱Cの外面に沿って断熱材21を取付けるとともに、RC用アンカー29、ブラケット25、縦胴縁26’及び留付金具27を柱Cに固定し、外装材22を留付金具27に取付ける施工方法が採用される。また、柱Cの角部においては、縦胴縁26” (例えば、C-75×45×15×1.6(mm)のC型鋼)をブラケット25に固定し、L形断面に成形した外装材22’を縦胴縁26”に固定すれば良い。このような外壁構造は、梁Bの梁形を外壁面に表出させる形態の外壁構造においても、同様に採用し得る。 FIG. 10 shows an outer wall structure in which the pillar-shaped contour of the pillar C is exposed on the outer wall surface of the building A as an application example of the outer wall structure shown in FIG. The outer wall structure according to the present invention can also be similarly adopted in an architectural design in which a pillar-shaped contour (and / or a beam-shaped contour) is exposed on an outer wall surface in this way. For example, in a design in which the pillar C projects outward in a plan view relative to the outer wall W as shown in FIG. 10, the heat insulating material 21 is attached along the outer surface of the pillar C, and the RC anchor 29 and the bracket 25 are attached. A construction method is adopted in which the vertical furring strip 26'and the fastener 27 are fixed to the pillar C, and the exterior material 22 is attached to the fastener 27. Further, at the corners of the pillar C, the vertical furring strip 26 ”(for example, C-shaped steel of C-75 × 45 × 15 × 1.6 (mm)) is fixed to the bracket 25, and the exterior material 22 is formed into an L-shaped cross section. 'Is just fixed to the vertical furring strip 26'. Such an outer wall structure can be similarly adopted in an outer wall structure in which the beam shape of the beam B is exposed on the outer wall surface.
 図8には、壁端部を内装壁部分Wbの屋内側面に突付け、外壁Wと直交する間仕切壁50が示されている。間仕切壁50は、シングルランナ・千鳥間柱工法の軽量間仕切壁である。間仕切壁50の両側には、居室等の建築空間が形成される。間柱を構成するスタッド51は、スペーサ54の交互の配設により、壁芯方向において片側に交互に偏心した千鳥配列に配置され、下部ランナ52と上部ランナ(図示せず)との間に鉛直に建込まれる。また、端柱55は、スペーサ54によって千鳥配列に配置された一対の鋼製スタッド55a、55bによって形成される。間仕切壁50の端部には、下張りシール材19a及び上張りシール材19bからなる目地19と同様の目地59が形成される。このように内装壁部分Wb及び間仕切壁50の双方を軽量間仕切壁(鋼製壁下地(JASS26)の間仕切壁又は同等品)として施工することにより、作業性の改善、或いは、施工の効率化を図ることが可能となる。 FIG. 8 shows a partition wall 50 in which the wall end is abutted against the indoor side surface of the interior wall portion Wb and is orthogonal to the outer wall W. The partition wall 50 is a lightweight partition wall of the single runner / staggered stud construction method. Architectural spaces such as living rooms are formed on both sides of the partition wall 50. The studs 51 that make up the studs are arranged in a staggered arrangement that is alternately eccentric to one side in the wall core direction due to the alternating arrangement of spacers 54, and are arranged vertically between the lower runner 52 and the upper runner (not shown). It will be built. Further, the end column 55 is formed by a pair of steel studs 55a and 55b arranged in a staggered arrangement by a spacer 54. At the end of the partition wall 50, a joint 59 similar to the joint 19 made of the underlay seal material 19a and the upholstery seal material 19b is formed. By constructing both the interior wall portion Wb and the partition wall 50 as lightweight partition walls (partition walls of the steel wall base (JASS26) or equivalent products) in this way, workability can be improved or construction efficiency can be improved. It becomes possible to plan.
 以上、本発明の好適な実施形態について詳細に説明したが、本発明は上記実施形態に限定されるものではなく、請求の範囲に記載された本発明の範囲内で種々の変形又は変更が可能であることはいうまでもない。 Although the preferred embodiment of the present invention has been described in detail above, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications or modifications can be made within the scope of the present invention described in the claims. Needless to say.
 例えば、上記実施形態では、外壁Wを構成する面材として、強化石膏ボード及び普通硬質石膏ボードを使用しているが、設計条件に相応して、硬質石膏ボード、構造用石膏ボード、シージング石膏ボード、化粧石膏ボード等の石膏ボード製品、ガラス繊維不織布入り石膏板(商品名「タイガーグラスロック(登録商標)」(吉野石膏株式会社製品))、スラグ石膏板(商品名「アスノン」(登録商標)等)、セメント板(「デラクリート」(登録商標)等)、繊維混入石膏板(商品名「エフジーボード」等)、押し出し成型板(商品名「クリオンスタッドレスパネル」、「SLPパネル」等)、ALC板、珪酸カルシウム板、木質系合板、窯業系サイディング等を外壁Wの面材として適宜使用することも可能である。 For example, in the above embodiment, reinforced gypsum board and ordinary hard gypsum board are used as face materials constituting the outer wall W, but hard gypsum board, structural gypsum board, and sheathing gypsum board are used according to design conditions. , Gypsum board products such as decorative gypsum board, gypsum board containing glass fiber non-woven fabric (trade name "Tiger Glass Lock (registered trademark)" (Yoshino Gypsum Co., Ltd. product)), slag gypsum plate (trade name "Asnon" (registered trademark)) Etc.), cement board ("Delacrete" (registered trademark), etc.), fiber-mixed gypsum board (trade name "FG board", etc.), extruded board (trade name "Clion studless panel", "SLP panel", etc.), ALC It is also possible to appropriately use a board, a calcium silicate board, a wood-based plywood, a ceramic-based siding, or the like as a face material of the outer wall W.
 また、本発明においては、コンクリート建築物の柱は、柱の断面寸法(壁芯方向の柱の寸法)と同等又はそれ以下の突出寸法の袖壁を含むものであっても良く、コンクリート建築物の梁は、梁の断面寸法(梁せい)と同等又はそれ以下の寸法の垂壁又は腰壁を含むものであっても良い。なお、梁の上部のコンクリートを増し打ちし、或いは、コンクリート床スラブの縁部を梁の上側に形成した設計の場合、梁の直上に位置する増打ち部分又は床スラブの縁部は、本発明においては、梁の一部であるものとする。 Further, in the present invention, the pillar of the concrete building may include a sleeve wall having a protruding dimension equal to or smaller than the cross-sectional dimension of the pillar (the dimension of the pillar in the wall core direction), and the concrete building. The beam may include a hanging wall or a waist wall having a size equal to or smaller than the cross-sectional dimension (beam concrete) of the beam. In the case of a design in which the concrete on the upper part of the beam is reinforced or the edge of the concrete floor slab is formed on the upper side of the beam, the reinforced portion or the edge of the floor slab located directly above the beam is the present invention. In, it shall be a part of the beam.
 更に、上記実施形態の外壁構造は、耐火性又は不燃性を重視して、無機繊維系断熱材であるグラスウール系断熱材を外装断熱層及び骨組内中空域に配置し又は充填した構成のものであるが、所望により、グラスウール系断熱材とは別の無機繊維系断熱材であるロックウール系断熱材や、木質繊維系断熱材、硬質ウレタンフォーム、フェノールフォーム、ポリスチレンフォーム等の発泡プラスチック系断熱材、或いは、他の素材の断熱材料を上記断熱材として使用することも可能である。 Further, the outer wall structure of the above embodiment has a structure in which a glass wool-based heat insulating material, which is an inorganic fiber-based heat insulating material, is arranged or filled in the exterior heat insulating layer and the hollow area inside the frame with an emphasis on fire resistance or nonflammability. However, if desired, rock wool-based heat insulating material, which is an inorganic fiber-based heat insulating material different from glass wool-based heat insulating material, and foamed plastic-based heat insulating material such as wood fiber-based heat insulating material, hard urethane foam, phenol foam, and polystyrene foam. Alternatively, it is also possible to use a heat insulating material of another material as the heat insulating material.
 また、前述の実施形態においては、鋼構造壁部分の骨組は、間柱及び端柱の上端部及び下端部を上下のランナに溶接した構造を有するが、鋼構造壁部分の骨組は、例えば、以下の構造を有するものであっても良い。
(1)L型鋼材(アングル鋼材)の鋼材片(鋼材ピース)をアンカーボルト等によって梁の上端面及び/又は下端面に固定し、間柱(及び端柱)の下端部及び/又は上端部をボルト又は溶接によってL型鋼材に固定する。
(2)梁の上端面及び/又は下端面にランナを固定し、間柱(及び端柱)の下端部及び/又は上端部を溶接によってランナに固定する。
(3)梁の上端面及び/又は下端面にランナを固定し、L型鋼材(アングル鋼材)の鋼材片(鋼材ピース)をランナに溶接し、間柱(及び端柱)の下端部及び/又は上端部をボルト及び/又は溶接によって鋼材片に固定する。
(4)上記(3)の構造において、間柱(及び端柱)の下端部及び/又は上端部をランナの上面又は下面に更に溶接する。
Further, in the above-described embodiment, the frame of the steel structure wall portion has a structure in which the upper and lower ends of the studs and the end columns are welded to the upper and lower runners, but the frame of the steel structure wall portion is, for example, as follows. It may have the structure of.
(1) Fix the steel piece (steel piece) of L-shaped steel (angle steel) to the upper end surface and / or lower end surface of the beam with anchor bolts, etc., and attach the lower end and / or upper end of the stud (and end column). Fixed to L-shaped steel by bolts or welding.
(2) Fix the runner to the upper end surface and / or lower end surface of the beam, and fix the lower end and / or upper end of the studs (and end columns) to the runner by welding.
(3) Fix the runner to the upper end surface and / or lower end surface of the beam, weld the steel piece (steel piece) of the L-shaped steel material (angle steel material) to the runner, and weld the lower end of the stud (and end column) and / or The upper end is fixed to the steel piece by bolt and / or welding.
(4) In the structure of (3) above, the lower end and / or upper end of the studs (and end columns) are further welded to the upper or lower surface of the runner.
 本発明は、コンクリート構造の柱及び梁を有するコンクリート建築物の外壁構造、断熱構造及び断熱方法に適用される。本発明は殊に、断熱材及び外装材を建築物の外縁部又は外周部の柱及び梁の屋外側に施工したコンクリート建築物に関し、柱及び梁に囲まれた開口領域に施工される外壁の建築構造、その断熱構造又は断熱方法に適用される。本発明によれば、軸組構法又はラーメン構法のコンクリート建築物を外断熱工法及び外張断熱工法の複合的工法により断熱するとともに、コンクリート建築物の軽量化を図ることができ、しかも、異種工法の複合又は併用に伴う諸課題を克服し得るので、その実用的価値は、顕著である。 The present invention is applied to the outer wall structure, heat insulating structure and heat insulating method of a concrete building having columns and beams of a concrete structure. The present invention particularly relates to a concrete building in which heat insulating materials and exterior materials are applied to the outdoor side of columns and beams at the outer edge or outer periphery of the building, and the outer wall is installed in an opening area surrounded by columns and beams. Applies to building structures, their insulation structures or methods of insulation. According to the present invention, it is possible to insulate a concrete building of a frame construction method or a rigid frame construction method by a combined construction method of an external heat insulation method and an external heat insulation method, and to reduce the weight of the concrete building, and moreover, a different construction method. Its practical value is remarkable because it can overcome various problems associated with the combination or combination of the above.
A、A’ 建築物
B 梁
C 柱
G 外装断熱層
V 鉛直躯体構面
Va 鉛直面(断熱材の屋外側境界面)
W 外壁
KW 耐力壁(耐震壁)
Wa 鋼構造壁部分
Wb 内装壁部分
S 緩衝帯
α 矩形開口領域
β 構造躯体領域
γ 柱スパン
1、10 外装下地面
2、3、12、13 ランナ
4、14 間柱
5、15 端柱
6 外装下地面材
9、19 四周目地 
16 下張り面材
17 上張り面材
21 断熱材
22、22’ 外装材
23 空気層
25 ブラケット
26、26’、26” 縦胴縁
27 留付金具
30 内装仕上げ材
31 床仕上げ材
40 縦目地
41 横目地
A, A'Building B Beam C Pillar G Exterior insulation layer V Vertical skeleton structure surface Va Vertical surface (outdoor side boundary surface of insulation material)
W outer wall KW bearing wall (seismic wall)
Wa Steel structure wall part Wb Interior wall part S Buffer zone α Rectangular opening area β Structural skeleton area γ Pillar span 1, 10 Exterior base surface 2, 3, 12, 13 Runner 4, 14 Stud 5, 15 End pillar 6 Exterior base surface Material 9, 19 Fourth lap
16 Underlaying surface material 17 Overlaying surface material 21 Insulation material 22, 22'Exterior material 23 Air layer 25 Bracket 26, 26', 26 "Vertical furring strip 27 Fastener 30 Interior finishing material 31 Floor finishing material 40 Vertical joint 41 Horizontal joint Ground

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  1.  コンクリート構造の柱及び梁より構成される軸組構造のコンクリート建築物に設けられ、建築物の外縁部又は外周部の柱及び梁の屋外側に断熱層が配置された建築物の外壁構造において、
     建築物の外壁構造は、前記柱及び梁より構成される構造躯体領域と、該柱及び梁に囲まれた開口領域とを含み、
     該開口領域には、鋼構造の間柱を備えた鋼構造壁部分と、該鋼構造壁部分から屋内側に間隔を隔てて配置された鋼製壁下地の内装壁部分とが、二重壁構造の外壁として設けられており、
     前記鋼構造壁部分は、前記間柱の屋外側に配置され且つ前記開口領域を閉塞するように前記間柱に固定された外装下地面材を有し、該外装下地面材、前記柱及び前記梁の屋外側面は、前記構造躯体領域及び開口領域に連続して延在する実質的に単一又は共通の外装下地面を形成し、
     前記外装下地面を被覆する断熱材を前記外装下地面に取付け又は敷設し、該断熱材の屋外側に外装材を施工し、前記構造躯体領域及び開口領域に亘って連続する実質的に均一又は均等な外装断熱層を前記柱、梁及び鋼構造壁部分の屋外側に形成することを特徴とする建築物の外壁構造。
    In the outer wall structure of a building, which is provided in a concrete building having a framework structure composed of columns and beams of a concrete structure, and in which a heat insulating layer is arranged on the outdoor side of the columns and beams at the outer edge or the outer periphery of the building.
    The outer wall structure of the building includes a structural skeleton area composed of the columns and beams and an opening area surrounded by the columns and beams.
    In the opening region, a steel structure wall portion having a steel structure stud and an interior wall portion of a steel wall base arranged at intervals from the steel structure wall portion to the indoor side are formed as a double wall structure. It is provided as an outer wall of
    The steel structural wall portion has an exterior base surface material arranged on the outdoor side of the stud and fixed to the stud so as to close the opening region, and the exterior base surface material, the column, and the beam. The outdoor side surface forms a substantially single or common exterior substrate surface that extends continuously to the structural skeleton area and the opening area.
    A heat insulating material covering the exterior base surface is attached or laid on the exterior base surface, and the exterior material is applied to the outdoor side of the heat insulating material so as to be continuous substantially uniform over the structural frame region and the opening region. An outer wall structure of a building, characterized in that a uniform exterior heat insulating layer is formed on the outdoor side of the column, beam and steel structure wall portion.
  2.  前記外装下地面材の屋外側面は、前記柱又は梁の屋外側面によって特定される鉛直面(V)の面内に位置し、或いは、該鉛直面から僅かに屋内側に引っ込んだ位置に位置し、
     前記柱、梁又は鋼構造壁部分に固定され且つ前記断熱材を貫通するブラケットと、該ブラケットに固定され、前記外装材を取付け可能な胴縁とを含む外装材支持機構が設けられ、
     外装面材が、前記外装材として、前記断熱材の屋外側において前記胴縁に取付けられ、該外装面材は、前記構造躯体領域及び開口領域に実質的に跨がって延在する建築物の鉛直な外壁面を形成することを特徴とする請求項1に記載の外壁構造。
    The outdoor side surface of the exterior base surface material is located in the plane of the vertical plane (V) specified by the outdoor side surface of the column or beam, or is located at a position slightly recessed indoor from the vertical plane. ,
    An exterior material support mechanism including a bracket fixed to the column, beam or steel structural wall portion and penetrating the heat insulating material, and a furring strip fixed to the bracket and to which the exterior material can be attached is provided.
    An exterior surface material is attached to the furring strip on the outdoor side of the heat insulating material as the exterior material, and the exterior surface material extends substantially over the structural skeleton region and the opening region. The outer wall structure according to claim 1, wherein the vertical outer wall surface is formed.
  3.  前記外装材には、前記柱及び梁と前記鋼構造壁部分との挙動、変位又は変形の相違を補償し又は吸収するワーキングジョイントとして、前記開口領域と前記構造躯体領域との境界に沿って延びる目地空間に外装用のシーリング材を充填してなる縦目地及び/又は横目地が形成されることを特徴とする請求項1又は2に記載の外壁構造。 The exterior material extends along the boundary between the opening region and the structural skeleton region as a working joint that compensates for or absorbs differences in behavior, displacement, or deformation between the columns and beams and the steel structural wall portion. The outer wall structure according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a vertical joint and / or a horizontal joint formed by filling the joint space with a sealing material for exterior is formed.
  4.  建築物の全外周の柱スパンに前記開口領域を形成し、全ての開口領域に前記鋼構造壁部分及び内装壁部分を配置し、或いは、コンクリート構造の耐力壁を設置した柱スパンを除く建築物の全外周の柱スパンに前記開口領域を形成するとともに、全ての開口領域に前記鋼構造壁部分及び内装壁部分を配置したことを特徴とする請求項1乃至3のいずれか1項に記載の外壁構造。 Buildings other than column spans in which the opening area is formed in the column spans on the entire outer circumference of the building, the steel structure wall portion and the interior wall portion are arranged in all the opening areas, or the bearing wall of the concrete structure is installed. The present invention according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the opening region is formed in the column spans on the entire outer periphery of the above, and the steel structure wall portion and the interior wall portion are arranged in all the opening regions. Outer wall structure.
  5.  前記鋼構造壁部分の構成要素と前記内装壁部分の構成要素とは相互離間しており、固体伝播音、振動及び熱の伝達を絶縁する緩衝帯が前記鋼構造壁部分と前記内装壁部分との間に形成されることを特徴とする請求項1乃至4のいずれか1項に記載の外壁構造。 The components of the steel structure wall portion and the components of the interior wall portion are separated from each other, and a buffer band that insulates solid propagating sound, vibration, and heat transfer is provided between the steel structure wall portion and the interior wall portion. The outer wall structure according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the outer wall structure is formed between the two.
  6.  前記断熱材の屋外側の境界面が、複数の前記胴縁の屋内側面によって、実質的に前記外装下地面と平行な鉛直面(Va)として特定され、前記外装断熱層は、前記断熱材と前記外装材との間に形成された空気層又は通気層と、前記断熱材と前記外装下地面との間に介挿された透湿防水シート、或いは、前記断熱材の屋外側面に配置された透湿防水シートとを含むことを特徴とする請求項2に記載の外壁構造。 The outdoor side interface of the insulation is identified by the plurality of indoor sides of the furring strip as a vertical surface (Va) substantially parallel to the exterior substrate, and the exterior insulation layer is with the insulation. An air layer or a ventilation layer formed between the exterior material and a moisture-permeable waterproof sheet interposed between the heat insulating material and the exterior base surface, or an outdoor side surface of the heat insulating material. The outer wall structure according to claim 2, wherein the outer wall structure includes a moisture-permeable waterproof sheet.
  7.  前記断熱材は、無機繊維系断熱材であり、前記外装下地面材と前記柱及び/又は梁との間に形成される目地は、無機質シーリング材を有する耐火性目地であり、前記鋼構造壁部分及び内装壁部分より構成される各開口領域の壁体は、1時間耐火の耐火性能を有することを特徴とする請求項1乃至6のいずれか1項に記載の外壁構造。 The heat insulating material is an inorganic fiber-based heat insulating material, and the joint formed between the exterior base surface material and the column and / or beam is a refractory joint having an inorganic sealing material, and the steel structural wall. The outer wall structure according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the wall body of each opening region composed of a portion and an interior wall portion has a fire resistance performance of one hour.
  8.  コンクリート構造の柱及び梁より構成される軸組構造のコンクリート建築物の構造躯体をその屋外側の断熱層によって被覆し、複数の柱スパン及び/又は複数の階に跨がって実質的に連続的に延在する断熱層を前記構造躯体の屋外側に形成する建築物の断熱構造において、
     建築物の外縁部又は外周部に位置する前記柱及び梁より構成される構造躯体領域の屋外側面に外断熱工法により施工された第1断熱材及び第1外装材と、
     前記柱及び梁に囲まれた開口領域に施工された二重壁構造の外壁に外張断熱工法により施工された第2断熱材及び第2外装材とを有し、
     前記二重壁構造の外壁は、前記開口領域に配置され、鋼構造の間柱を備えた鋼構造壁部分と、該鋼構造壁部分から屋内側に間隔を隔てて前記開口領域に配置され、鋼製壁下地を備えた内装壁部分とを有し、
     前記鋼構造壁部分は、前記間柱の屋外側において前記開口領域を閉塞するように該間柱に固定された外装下地面材を有し、該外装下地面材の屋外側面及び前記構造躯体領域の屋外側面は、実質的に連続して延在する単一又は共通の外装下地面を前記構造躯体領域及び開口領域に形成し、
     前記第1及び第2断熱材は、前記外装下地面を被覆するように該外装下地面に取付けられ又は敷設されて互いに連続し、前記第1及び第2外装材は、前記第1及び第2断熱材の屋外側において互いに連続し、前記断熱材及び外装材は、前記構造躯体領域及び開口領域に亘って連続する実質的に均一又は均等な外装断熱層を前記柱、梁及び外壁の屋外側に形成することを特徴とする建築物の断熱構造。
    The structural skeleton of a framing concrete building consisting of concrete columns and beams is covered with a heat insulating layer on its outdoor side, and is substantially continuous across multiple column spans and / or multiple floors. In the heat insulating structure of a building in which a heat insulating layer extending in a concrete manner is formed on the outdoor side of the structural frame.
    The first heat insulating material and the first exterior material constructed by the external heat insulating method on the outdoor side surface of the structural frame area composed of the columns and beams located at the outer edge or the outer peripheral portion of the building.
    It has a second heat insulating material and a second exterior material constructed by the external heat insulating method on the outer wall of the double wall structure constructed in the opening area surrounded by the columns and beams.
    The outer wall of the double wall structure is arranged in the opening region, and is arranged in the opening region with a steel structure wall portion having studs of the steel structure and an indoor side from the steel structure wall portion. It has an interior wall part with a wall base and
    The steel structural wall portion has an exterior base surface material fixed to the stud so as to close the opening region on the outdoor side of the stud, and the outdoor side surface of the exterior base surface material and the outdoor side of the structural skeleton region. As for the side surface, a single or common exterior base surface extending substantially continuously is formed in the structural skeleton region and the opening region.
    The first and second heat insulating materials are attached to or laid on the exterior base surface so as to cover the exterior base surface and are continuous with each other, and the first and second exterior materials are the first and second exterior materials. Continuing with each other on the outdoor side of the insulation, the insulation and exterior have a substantially uniform or even exterior insulation layer that is continuous over the structural skeleton area and opening area on the outdoor side of the columns, beams and outer walls. Insulation structure of a building characterized by being formed in.
  9.  前記外装下地面材の屋外側面は、前記柱及び梁の屋外側面によって特定される鉛直面(V)の面内に位置し、或いは、該鉛直面から僅かに屋内側に引っ込んだ位置に位置し、
     前記柱、梁又は外壁に固定され且つ前記断熱材を貫通するブラケットと、該ブラケットに固定され、前記外装材を取付け可能な胴縁とを含む外装材支持機構が設けられ、
     外装面材が、前記外装材として、前記断熱材の屋外側において前記胴縁に取付けられ、該外装面材は、前記構造躯体領域及び開口領域に実質的に跨がって延在する建築物の鉛直な外壁面を形成することを特徴とする請求項8に記載の断熱構造。
    The outdoor side surface of the exterior base surface material is located in the plane of the vertical plane (V) specified by the outdoor side surface of the column and the beam, or is located at a position slightly recessed indoor from the vertical plane. ,
    An exterior material support mechanism including a bracket fixed to the pillar, beam or outer wall and penetrating the heat insulating material, and a furring strip fixed to the bracket and to which the exterior material can be attached is provided.
    An exterior surface material is attached to the furring strip on the outdoor side of the heat insulating material as the exterior material, and the exterior surface material extends substantially over the structural skeleton region and the opening region. The heat insulating structure according to claim 8, wherein the vertical outer wall surface is formed.
  10.  前記外装材には、前記柱及び梁と前記鋼構造壁部分との挙動、変位又は変形の相違を補償し又は吸収するワーキングジョイントとして、前記開口領域と前記構造躯体領域との境界に沿って延びる目地空間に外装用のシーリング材を充填してなる縦目地及び/又は横目地が形成されることを特徴とする請求項8又は9に記載の断熱構造。 The exterior material extends along the boundary between the opening region and the structural skeleton region as a working joint that compensates for or absorbs differences in behavior, displacement, or deformation between the columns and beams and the steel structural wall portion. The heat insulating structure according to claim 8 or 9, wherein a vertical joint and / or a horizontal joint formed by filling the joint space with a sealing material for exterior is formed.
  11.  前記断熱材は、無機繊維系断熱材であり、無機繊維系断熱材が前記鋼構造壁部分及び/又は前記内装壁部分の骨組内中空域に更に充填されることを特徴とする請求項8乃至10のいずれか1項に記載の断熱構造。 8 to 8, wherein the heat insulating material is an inorganic fiber-based heat insulating material, and the inorganic fiber-based heat insulating material is further filled in the hollow region in the frame of the steel structure wall portion and / or the interior wall portion. The heat insulating structure according to any one of 10.
  12.  前記断熱材の屋外側の境界面が、複数の前記胴縁の屋内側面によって、実質的に前記外装下地面と平行な鉛直面(Va)として特定され、前記外装断熱層は、前記断熱材と前記外装材との間に形成された空気層又は通気層と、前記断熱材と前記外装下地面との間に介挿された透湿防水シート、或いは、前記断熱材の屋外側面に配置された透湿防水シートとを含むことを特徴とする請求項9に記載の断熱構造。 The outdoor side interface of the insulation is identified by the plurality of indoor sides of the furring strip as a vertical surface (Va) substantially parallel to the exterior substrate, and the exterior insulation layer is with the insulation. An air layer or a ventilation layer formed between the exterior material and a moisture-permeable waterproof sheet interposed between the heat insulating material and the exterior base surface, or an outdoor side surface of the heat insulating material. The heat insulating structure according to claim 9, further comprising a moisture permeable waterproof sheet.
  13.  コンクリート構造の柱及び梁より構成される軸組構造のコンクリート建築物の構造躯体をその屋外側の断熱層によって被覆する建築物の断熱方法において、
     鋼構造の間柱を有する鋼構造壁部分と、該鋼構造壁部分から屋内側に間隔を隔てて配置された鋼製壁下地を備えた内装壁部分とから形成される二重壁構造の外壁が、建築物の外縁部又は外周部に位置する前記柱及び梁に囲まれた開口領域に施工され、
     前記鋼構造壁部分は、前記間柱の屋外側において前記開口領域を閉塞するように該間柱に固定された外装下地面材を有し、前記外装下地面材の屋外側面と、前記柱及び梁より構成される構造躯体領域の屋外側面とは、実質的に連続して延在する単一又は共通の外装下地面を前記構造躯体領域及び開口領域に形成し、
     第1断熱材及び第1外装材が、前記構造躯体領域の外装下地面に外断熱工法により施工されるとともに、第2断熱材及び第2外装材が、前記鋼構造壁部分の外装下地面に外張断熱工法により施工され、
     前記第1及び前記第2断熱材は、前記外装下地面を被覆するように該外装下地面に取付けられ又は敷設されて互いに連続し、前記第1及び第2外装材は、前記第1及び前記第2断熱材の屋外側に実質的に連続的に配置され、前記構造躯体領域及び開口領域に亘って連続する実質的に均一又は均等な外装断熱層が前記構造躯体及び外壁の屋外側に形成されることを特徴とする建築物の断熱方法。
    In the method of heat insulation of a building in which the structural frame of a concrete building having a framework structure composed of columns and beams of the concrete structure is covered with a heat insulating layer on the outdoor side.
    An outer wall of a double wall structure formed by a steel structure wall portion having steel studs and an interior wall portion having a steel wall base arranged at intervals from the steel structure wall portion to the indoor side. , Installed in the opening area surrounded by the columns and beams located on the outer edge or outer periphery of the building
    The steel structure wall portion has an exterior base surface material fixed to the stud so as to close the opening area on the outdoor side of the stud, and from the outdoor side surface of the exterior base surface material and the pillar and the beam. With respect to the outdoor side surface of the structural skeleton region to be constructed, a single or common exterior base surface extending substantially continuously is formed in the structural skeleton region and the opening region.
    The first heat insulating material and the first exterior material are applied to the exterior base surface of the structural frame region by the external heat insulating method, and the second heat insulating material and the second exterior material are applied to the exterior base surface of the steel structure wall portion. It is constructed by the external insulation method,
    The first and second heat insulating materials are attached to or laid on the exterior base surface so as to cover the exterior base surface and are continuous with each other, and the first and second exterior materials are the first and the first and the above. A substantially uniform or even exterior heat insulating layer that is substantially continuously arranged on the outdoor side of the second heat insulating material and is continuous over the structural skeleton region and the opening region is formed on the outdoor side of the structural skeleton and the outer wall. A method of insulating a building, which is characterized by being done.
  14.  前記外装下地面材の屋外側面は、前記柱及び梁の屋外側面によって特定される鉛直面(V)の面内に位置し、或いは、該鉛直面から僅かに屋内側に引っ込んだ位置に位置し、
     前記柱、梁又は鋼構造壁部分に固定され且つ前記断熱材を貫通するブラケットと、該ブラケットに固定され、前記外装材を取付け可能な胴縁とを含む外装材支持機構が設けられ、
     外装面材が、前記外装材として、前記断熱材の屋外側において前記胴縁に取付けられ、該外装面材は、前記構造躯体領域及び開口領域に実質的に跨がって延在する建築物の鉛直な外壁面を形成することを特徴とする請求項13に記載の断熱方法。
    The outdoor side surface of the exterior base surface material is located in the plane of the vertical plane (V) specified by the outdoor side surface of the column and the beam, or is located at a position slightly recessed indoor from the vertical plane. ,
    An exterior material support mechanism including a bracket fixed to the column, beam or steel structural wall portion and penetrating the heat insulating material, and a furring strip fixed to the bracket and to which the exterior material can be attached is provided.
    An exterior surface material is attached to the furring strip on the outdoor side of the heat insulating material as the exterior material, and the exterior surface material extends substantially over the structural skeleton region and the opening region. The heat insulating method according to claim 13, wherein a vertical outer wall surface is formed.
  15.  前記柱及び梁と前記鋼構造壁部分との挙動、変位又は変形の相違を補償し又は吸収するワーキングジョイントとして、前記開口領域と前記構造躯体領域との境界に沿って延びる目地空間に外装用のシーリング材を充填してなる縦目地及び/又は横目地が、前記外装材に形成されることを特徴とする請求項13又は14に記載の断熱方法。 As a working joint that compensates for or absorbs differences in behavior, displacement, or deformation between the columns and beams and the steel structural wall portion, for exterior use in a joint space extending along a boundary between the opening region and the structural skeleton region. The heat insulating method according to claim 13 or 14, wherein vertical joints and / or horizontal joints filled with a sealing material are formed on the exterior material.
  16.  建築物の全外周の柱スパンに前記開口領域を形成し、全ての開口領域に前記鋼構造壁部分及び内装壁部分を配置し、或いは、コンクリート構造の耐力壁を設置した柱スパンを除く建築物の全外周の柱スパンに前記開口領域を形成し、全ての開口領域に前記鋼構造壁部分及び内装壁部分を配置し、
     前記第1及び第2断熱材と第1及び第2前記外装材との間に空気層又は通気層を形成するとともに、前記第1及び第2断熱材と前記外装下地面との間に透湿防水シートを介挿し、或いは、前記第1及び第2断熱材の屋外側面に透湿防水シートを配設し、前記空気層又は通気層と前記透湿防水シートとを前記外装断熱層の全域に亘って延在せしめることを特徴とする請求項13乃至15のいずれか1項に記載の断熱方法。
    Buildings other than column spans in which the opening area is formed in the column spans on the entire outer circumference of the building, the steel structure wall portion and the interior wall portion are arranged in all the opening areas, or the bearing wall of the concrete structure is installed. The opening region is formed in the column span of the entire outer circumference of the above, and the steel structure wall portion and the interior wall portion are arranged in all the opening regions.
    An air layer or a ventilation layer is formed between the first and second heat insulating materials and the first and second exterior materials, and moisture permeation is formed between the first and second heat insulating materials and the exterior base surface. A waterproof sheet is inserted, or a moisture permeable waterproof sheet is arranged on the outdoor side surface of the first and second heat insulating materials, and the air layer or the ventilation layer and the moisture permeable waterproof sheet are spread over the entire area of the exterior heat insulating layer. The heat insulating method according to any one of claims 13 to 15, wherein the heat insulating method is extended over a period of time.
  17.  前記鋼構造壁部分の構成要素と前記内装壁部分の構成要素とを相互離間させ、固体伝播音、振動及び熱の伝達を絶縁する緩衝帯を前記鋼構造壁部分と前記内装壁部分との間に形成することを特徴とする請求項13乃至16のいずれか1項に記載の断熱方法。 A buffer band is provided between the steel structure wall portion and the interior wall portion so as to separate the components of the steel structure wall portion from each other and to insulate the transmission of solid propagating sound, vibration and heat. The heat insulating method according to any one of claims 13 to 16, wherein the heat insulating method is formed in 1.
  18.  前記断熱材として無機繊維系断熱材を使用するとともに、前記鋼構造壁部分及び/又は前記内装壁部分の骨組内中空域に無機繊維系断熱材を更に充填することを特徴とする請求項13乃至17のいずれか1項に記載の断熱方法。 13. To claim 13, wherein an inorganic fiber-based heat insulating material is used as the heat insulating material, and the hollow region in the frame of the steel structure wall portion and / or the interior wall portion is further filled with the inorganic fiber-based heat insulating material. The heat insulating method according to any one of 17.
  19.  前記断熱材の屋外側の境界面が、複数の前記胴縁の屋内側面によって、実質的に前記外装下地面と平行な鉛直面(Va)として特定されることを特徴とする請求項14に記載の断熱方法。 14. The aspect of claim 14, wherein the boundary surface on the outdoor side of the heat insulating material is specified as a vertical surface (Va) substantially parallel to the exterior base surface by a plurality of indoor side surfaces of the furring strip. Insulation method.
  20.  請求項1乃至7のいずれか1項に記載された外壁構造、或いは、請求項8乃至12のいずれか1項に記載された断熱構造を有するコンクリート建築物。 A concrete building having the outer wall structure according to any one of claims 1 to 7 or the heat insulating structure according to any one of claims 8 to 12.
  21.  請求項13乃至19のいずれか1項に記載された断熱方法を含むコンクリート建築物の施工方法。 A method for constructing a concrete building including the heat insulating method according to any one of claims 13 to 19.
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