JPH02192523A - Cooling panel - Google Patents
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- Devices For Blowing Cold Air, Devices For Blowing Warm Air, And Means For Preventing Water Condensation In Air Conditioning Units (AREA)
Abstract
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
〔産業上の利用分野〕
本発明は胴体熱媒輻射冷房に用いて好適な冷房パネルに
関する。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a cooling panel suitable for use in body heat medium radiation cooling.
従来、通常の空気熱媒冷房に対して躯体熱媒輻射冷房が
ある。即ち、躯体熱媒輻射冷房は第４図に示すように、
建物躯体（天井、床、壁等）のコンク’Ｊ −） （１
）等の中に冷却パイプ（２）を埋込み、この冷却パイプ
（２）に熱源（３）より熱媒液（冷媒ガス、冷水、不凍
液等）を通して躯体のコンク！Ｊ −） （１）を熱冷
媒として冷却し、冷輻射効果により室内を冷房する。そ
して室内の湿度は単独の除湿機で減湿する。この躯体蓄
熱はコンク’Ｊ−トを利用するため、例えば密度２．２
５０ｋｇ／ ｍ’、比熱０．２ｋｃａ ｌ ／ｋｇ／℃
となり、躯体蓄熱容量は水の約１７２弱である。Conventionally, in contrast to normal air heating medium cooling, there is building body heating medium radiant cooling. In other words, as shown in Fig. 4, the building frame heat medium radiant cooling
Construction of the building frame (ceiling, floor, walls, etc.) (1)
), etc., and a heat transfer liquid (refrigerant gas, cold water, antifreeze, etc.) is passed through the cooling pipe (2) from a heat source (3) to the concrete structure of the structure. J-) (1) is cooled as a thermal refrigerant, and the room is cooled by the cooling radiation effect. The humidity in the room is then reduced using a separate dehumidifier. This body heat storage uses concrete, so for example, the density is 2.2.
50kg/m', specific heat 0.2kcal/kg/℃
Therefore, the heat storage capacity of the building frame is approximately 172 times less than that of water.
躯体熱媒輻射冷房は連続使用や、冷房弱者の建物、ある
いは空気の吹き出しを嫌う室、例えば病室、お年寄りの
居室等に最適であり、また、長時間思考の学校、美術館
、博物館、図書館、設計室等の建物そのものに涼しい快
適さが要求される所にも最適である。Body heat transfer radiation cooling is ideal for buildings that require continuous use, for people who are weak in cooling, or for rooms that do not like air blowing out, such as hospital rooms, rooms for the elderly, etc.It is also suitable for schools, art galleries, museums, libraries, etc. where people think for long periods of time. It is also ideal for places where the building itself requires cool comfort, such as design rooms.
しかしながら、従来の躯体熱媒輻射冷房においては、そ
の躯体の温度が低いと躯体表面で結露してしまうため、
別途に単独で室内に除湿機を設けて減湿する必要があり
、設備費が嵩むという不都合がある。However, in conventional building body heat transfer radiation cooling, if the temperature of the building body is low, dew condenses on the surface of the building body.
It is necessary to separately install a dehumidifier in the room to reduce humidity, which is disadvantageous in that equipment costs increase.
本発明は斯かる点に鑑み、躯体熱媒輻射冷房としても単
独の除湿機を不要として設備費の大幅な低減を図れる冷
房パネルを提案することを目的とする。In view of the above, an object of the present invention is to propose a cooling panel that can be used for heat medium radiation cooling of a building frame without the need for a separate dehumidifier, thereby significantly reducing equipment costs.
本発明の冷房パネル（１０）は、例えば第１図及び第２
図に示す如く、冷却パイプ（１１）にフィン（１２）を
取付け、この冷却パイプ（１１）とこの冷却パイプ（１
１）に取付けられたフィン（１２）の一部（１２ａ）
を輻射熱吸収軽量材料（１３）に埋設し、このフィン
（１２）の残りの部分（１２ｂ） をこの輻射熱吸収
軽量材料（１３）より露出させると共に、この輻射熱吸
収軽量材料（１３）の周囲とこの輻射熱吸収軽量材料（
１３）のフィン（１２）の露出側の全体を被覆する蓋体
（１４）を形成し、この蓋体（１４）内の前記輻射熱吸
収軽量材料（１３）より露出したフィン（１２ｂ）
の−側（１５ａ） より送風機（１６）で風を送り、
このフィン（１２ｂ） の他側（１５ｂ） より風
を出すようにしたものである。The cooling panel (10) of the present invention is illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2, for example.
As shown in the figure, a fin (12) is attached to a cooling pipe (11), and this cooling pipe (11) and this cooling pipe (1
Part (12a) of the fin (12) attached to 1)
is embedded in the radiant heat absorbing lightweight material (13), the remaining part (12b) of this fin (12) is exposed from the radiant heat absorbing lightweight material (13), and the surroundings of this radiant heat absorbing lightweight material (13) and this Radiant heat absorbing lightweight material (
A lid (14) is formed that covers the entire exposed side of the fin (12) of 13), and the fin (12b) is exposed from the radiant heat absorbing lightweight material (13) within the lid (14).
Send air from the - side (15a) with the blower (16),
The wind is blown out from the other side (15b) of this fin (12b).
斯かる本発明によれば、冷却パイプ（１１）に熱媒液を
通すと共に送風機（１６）で風を送れば、露出したフィ
ン（１２ｂ） に結露現象が生じて冷房用の熱媒液に
て室内の除湿が行われて単独の除湿機は不要となると共
に、輻射熱吸収軽量材料（１３）の温度が低下して室内
温度を下げ、かつ、人間が発生する輻射熱をこの輻射熱
吸収軽量材料（１３）が吸収し、輻射冷却効果を発揮す
る。また、送風機（１６）による風の循環は適度の気流
となり、この気流は身体の表面に汗の蒸発で飽和状態に
なった空気の層を素早く運び去ると共に、対流により人
体からの熱の発散効果をも盛んにし、輻射による熱の発
散の速度も早めて身体の快感を高めることとなる。According to the present invention, when a heat medium liquid is passed through the cooling pipe (11) and air is sent by the blower (16), dew condensation occurs on the exposed fins (12b), and the heat medium liquid for cooling is heated. The room is dehumidified, making a separate dehumidifier unnecessary, and the temperature of the radiant heat absorbing lightweight material (13) decreases, lowering the indoor temperature. ) absorbs the heat, producing a radiant cooling effect. In addition, the air circulation by the blower (16) creates a moderate airflow, and this airflow quickly carries away the layer of air that has become saturated with sweat evaporation on the surface of the body, and also has the effect of dissipating heat from the human body through convection. It also increases the rate of heat dissipation through radiation, increasing the sense of pleasure in the body.
以下、本発明冷房パネルの一実施例を第１図乃至第３図
を参照して説明する。Hereinafter, one embodiment of the cooling panel of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3.
第１図及び第２図は本発明冷房パネルの一実施例を示す
が、この冷房パネル（１０）は−膜内には後述する第３
図に示す躯体輻射熱吸収冷房パネル（２０）と併用して
用いられる。FIGS. 1 and 2 show an embodiment of the cooling panel of the present invention, and this cooling panel (10) has a third layer (described later) in the membrane.
It is used in combination with the building frame radiant heat absorption cooling panel (20) shown in the figure.
第１図及び第２図において、（１１）は冷却パイプで、
この冷却パイプ（１１）は、例えば銅、アルミニウム、
塩化ビニル等を材料として形成されており、また、−本
の管材を蛇行する如く屈曲して形成されている。（１２
）は冷却パイプ（１１）の外周にこの冷却パイプ（１１
）と一体で、かつ、冷却パイプ（１１）の蛇行方向に対
してこれを横切る恰好で多数個並設されたフィンで、こ
のフィン（１２）の一部（１２ａ） は冷却パイプ（
１１）と共に輻射熱吸収軽量材料としての輻射熱吸収部
１モルタル（１３）に埋設され、このフィン（１２）の
残りの部分（１２ｂ） は輻射熱吸収軽量モルタル（
１３）より露出している。なお、冷却パイプ（１１）の
外周には輻射熱吸収軽量モルタル（１３）に吸収された
熱が冷却パイプ（１１）の表面で反射されないように遠
赤外線吸収塗料が塗布されている。In Figures 1 and 2, (11) is a cooling pipe;
This cooling pipe (11) is made of, for example, copper, aluminum,
It is made of vinyl chloride or the like, and is formed by bending a length of pipe material in a meandering manner. (12
) is attached to the outer periphery of the cooling pipe (11).
), and a large number of fins arranged in parallel to cross the meandering direction of the cooling pipe (11), a part (12a) of this fin (12) is part of the cooling pipe (
11) is embedded in the radiant heat absorbing part 1 mortar (13) as a radiant heat absorbing lightweight material, and the remaining part (12b) of this fin (12) is made of radiant heat absorbing lightweight mortar (13).
13) More exposed. Furthermore, far infrared absorbing paint is applied to the outer periphery of the cooling pipe (11) so that the heat absorbed by the radiant heat absorbing lightweight mortar (13) is not reflected on the surface of the cooling pipe (11).
この冷却パイプ（１１）の両端は輻射熱吸収軽量モルタ
ル（１３）より突出して冷却パイプ（１１）の内部を通
る熱媒体（冷媒ガス、冷水、不凍液等）の入口及′び出
口となっている。Both ends of this cooling pipe (11) protrude from the radiant heat absorbing lightweight mortar (13) and serve as an inlet and an outlet for a heat medium (refrigerant gas, cold water, antifreeze, etc.) passing through the inside of the cooling pipe (11).
（１４）は冷却パイプ（１１）がフィン（１２）の一部
（１２ａ）と共に埋設されている輻射熱吸収軽量モルタ
ル（１３）の周囲とこの輻射熱吸収軽量モルタル（１３
）のフィン（１２）の露出側の全体を被覆する蓋体で、
周囲四方の耐火性板部材（１４ａ） と底部の耐火性
断熱板部材（１４ｂ） とから成る。(14) shows the surroundings of the radiant heat absorbing lightweight mortar (13) in which the cooling pipe (11) is buried together with a part (12a) of the fin (12) and the radiant heat absorbing lightweight mortar (13).
) is a lid body that covers the entire exposed side of the fin (12),
It consists of four surrounding fire-resistant plate members (14a) and a bottom fire-resistant heat insulating plate member (14b).
（１６）は蓋体（１４）内の一側に位置して配された送
風機で、この送風機（１６）により露出しているフィン
（１２）の一部（１２ｂ） の−側（１５ａ） か
ら風を送り、他側（１５ｂ） より風を出すようにす
る。（１７）は取付は用のフックである。(16) is a blower located on one side inside the lid (14), and from the negative side (15a) of the part (12b) of the fin (12) exposed by this blower (16). Send the wind so that it comes out from the other side (15b). (17) is a hook for attachment.
第３図において、（２１）は冷却パイプで、−本の管材
を蛇行する如く屈曲して形成されている。この冷却パイ
プ（２１）は輻射熱吸収軽量モルタル（２２）に埋設さ
れると共に、その両端は輻射熱吸収軽量モルタル（２２
）より突出してパイプ内を通る熱媒液の人口及び出口と
なっている。なお、冷却パイプ（２１）の外周には輻射
熱吸収軽量モルタル（２２）に吸収された熱が冷却パイ
プ（２１）の表面で反射されないように赤外線吸収材が
塗布されている。In FIG. 3, reference numeral (21) denotes a cooling pipe, which is formed by bending two pipe members in a meandering manner. This cooling pipe (21) is buried in radiant heat absorbing lightweight mortar (22), and both ends of the cooling pipe (21) are buried in radiant heat absorbing lightweight mortar (22).
) protrudes from the inside of the pipe and serves as the population and outlet for the heat transfer liquid passing through the pipe. Note that an infrared absorbing material is applied to the outer periphery of the cooling pipe (21) so that the heat absorbed by the radiant heat absorbing lightweight mortar (22) is not reflected on the surface of the cooling pipe (21).
今、第３図に示す躯体輻射熱吸収冷房パネル（２０）を
天井又は壁に取付け、冷却パイプ（２１）内に熱媒液を
通すと、例えば熱媒液の温度が１８℃とすると輻射熱吸
収軽量モルタル（２２）の表面は５℃の差がつき２３℃
となる。室温が２８℃なら空気線図によると、相対湿度
８３％で輻射熱吸収軽量モルタル（２２）の表面は結露
してしまう。この躯体輻射熱吸収冷房パネル（２０）だ
けで冷房すると輻射熱吸収軽量モルタル（２２）の表面
に結露することと、空気が静止し身体の表面に汗の蒸発
で飽和状態になった空気の層ができてしまい、汗が蒸発
しにくくなり不快になる。Now, when the building frame radiant heat absorption cooling panel (20) shown in Fig. 3 is attached to the ceiling or wall and the heat medium liquid is passed through the cooling pipe (21), for example, if the temperature of the heat medium liquid is 18°C, the radiant heat absorption light weight The surface of mortar (22) is 23℃ with a difference of 5℃.
becomes. According to the psychrometric diagram, if the room temperature is 28°C, the relative humidity is 83% and dew condensation will form on the surface of the radiant heat absorbing lightweight mortar (22). If this body radiant heat absorbing cooling panel (20) is used alone for cooling, dew will condense on the surface of the radiant heat absorbing lightweight mortar (22), and the air will become still, creating a layer of air saturated with evaporation of sweat on the surface of the body. This makes it difficult for sweat to evaporate, making you uncomfortable.
そこで、第１図及び第２図に示す冷房パネル（１０）を
躯体輻射熱吸収冷房パネル（２０）に併設する。Therefore, the cooling panel (10) shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 is installed alongside the cooling panel (20) that absorbs radiant heat from the building structure.
即ち、冷却パイプ（１１）と冷却パイプ（２１）とを図
示しないジヨイントを介して接続して冷却パイプ＜１１
）の入口から熱媒液を１８℃に制御して通すとフィン（
１２）の温度も直ちに１８℃となる。冷却パイプ（１１
）に熱媒液を通゛すと同時に、送風機（１６ンを作動さ
せ露出したフィン（１２）の一部（１２ｂ） の−側
（１５ａ）から風を送り、他側（１５ｂ） より風を
出して空気を循環させる。室温が２８℃で湿度が８０％
の時、１８℃のフィン（１２）は結露し冷房用の熱媒体
にて室内を除湿していく。但し輻射熱吸収軽量モルタル
（１３）の表面は輻射熱吸収軽量モルタル（１３）の熱
容量のためすぐに温度は下がらない。室内の相対湿度が
下がり始めると、輻射熱吸収軽量モルタル（１３）の表
面も埋設された冷却パイプ（１１）からの伝導熱により
温度が下がり始め、室内の空気温度を下げると共に、人
間が発生する輻射熱を輻射熱吸収軽量モルタル（１３）
が吸収し、輻射冷却効果を発揮する。That is, the cooling pipe (11) and the cooling pipe (21) are connected via a joint (not shown), so that the cooling pipe <11
) When a heat transfer liquid is passed through the inlet of the fin (
The temperature in step 12) also immediately becomes 18°C. Cooling pipe (11
) At the same time, the blower (16) is activated to send air from the - side (15a) of the exposed part (12b) of the fin (12), and from the other side (15b). Take it out and circulate the air.The room temperature is 28℃ and the humidity is 80%.
At this time, the 18°C fins (12) condense and dehumidify the room using the heat medium for cooling. However, the temperature of the surface of the radiant heat absorbing lightweight mortar (13) does not drop immediately due to the heat capacity of the radiant heat absorbing lightweight mortar (13). When the relative humidity in the room begins to decrease, the surface of the radiant heat absorbing lightweight mortar (13) also begins to decrease in temperature due to conduction heat from the buried cooling pipe (11), lowering the indoor air temperature and absorbing the radiant heat generated by humans. Radiant heat absorption lightweight mortar (13)
absorbs the heat, producing a radiant cooling effect.
また、送風機（１６）による風の循環は適度の気流とな
り、この気流は身体の表面に汗の蒸発で飽和状態になっ
た空気の層を素早く運び去ると共に、対流による人体か
らの熱の発散効果をも盛んにし、輻射による熱の発散の
速度も早めて身体の快感を高める如く作用する。なお、
フィン（１２）に結露した水分は図示しないドレーンホ
ースにて排水される。また、天井又は壁の表面に１個の
冷房パネル（１０）を取付けてもよいが、躯体輻射熱吸
収冷房パネル（２０）を゛基盤として取付け、適宜個数
の冷房パネル（１０）を躯体輻射熱吸収冷房パネル（２
０）に併設してもよい。In addition, the air circulation by the blower (16) creates a moderate airflow, and this airflow quickly carries away the layer of air that has become saturated with sweat evaporation on the surface of the body, and also has the effect of dissipating heat from the human body through convection. It also works to increase the rate of heat dissipation through radiation, increasing the sense of pleasure in the body. In addition,
Moisture condensed on the fins (12) is drained through a drain hose (not shown). Although one cooling panel (10) may be attached to the surface of the ceiling or wall, the building body radiant heat absorption cooling panel (20) is installed as a base, and an appropriate number of cooling panels (10) are attached to the building body radiant heat absorption cooling panel. Panel (2
0) may also be installed.
このように本実施例においては冷房用の熱媒液を介して
冷却パイプ（１１）のフィン（１２）に送風機（１６）
より風を送り除湿しながら冷房して行くので、躯体熱媒
輻射冷房であっても輻射冷却効果を充分に発揮すると共
に、単独の除湿機を不要とすることができ、設備費の大
幅な低減を図ることができる。In this embodiment, the blower (16) is connected to the fins (12) of the cooling pipe (11) via the heat medium liquid for cooling.
Since the air conditioner cools the room while blowing more air and dehumidifying it, it can fully demonstrate the radiation cooling effect even with building-frame heat transfer radiation cooling, and eliminates the need for a separate dehumidifier, significantly reducing equipment costs. can be achieved.
なお、本発明は上述実施例に限定されるものではく、本
発明の要旨を逸脱しない範囲で種々の構成がとりうろこ
とは勿論である。It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and it goes without saying that various configurations may be made without departing from the gist of the present invention.
以上述べた如く、本発明によれば、冷却パイプとこの冷
却パイプと一体のフィンの一部を輻射熱吸収軽量材料に
埋設すると共に、輻射熱吸収軽量材料から露出したフィ
ンの部分にその一側から送風機で風を送り、他側から風
を出すようにしたので、適度の気流のもとて冷房用の冷
媒液を介して除湿しながら冷房することとなり、輻射冷
房効果を充分に発揮する胴体熱媒輻射冷房とすることが
できると共に、単独の除湿機を不要とすることができて
設備費の大幅な低減を図ることができる利益がある。As described above, according to the present invention, the cooling pipe and a part of the fins integrated with the cooling pipe are buried in the radiant heat absorbing lightweight material, and the blower is inserted into the portion of the fin exposed from the radiant heat absorbing lightweight material from one side. Since the wind is sent from one side and the air is emitted from the other side, the air is cooled while dehumidifying through the cooling refrigerant liquid with an appropriate airflow, and the body heat transfer medium that fully demonstrates the radiant cooling effect. In addition to being able to use radiant cooling, there is an advantage that a separate dehumidifier is not required, and equipment costs can be significantly reduced.
第１図は本発明冷房パネルの一実施例を示す斜視図、第
２図は第１図の縦断面図、第３図は躯体輻射熱吸収冷房
パネルの斜視図、第４図は躯体熱媒輻射冷房の概略構成
図である。
（１０）は冷房パネル、（１１）は冷却パイプ、（１２
）はフィン、（１３）は輻射熱吸収軽量モルタル、（１
４）は蓋体、（１６）は送風機である。Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing one embodiment of the cooling panel of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a vertical cross-sectional view of Fig. 1, Fig. 3 is a perspective view of a cooling panel that absorbs radiant heat from the structure, and Fig. 4 shows the heat medium radiation from the structure. It is a schematic block diagram of an air conditioner. (10) is a cooling panel, (11) is a cooling pipe, (12)
) is fin, (13) is radiant heat absorption lightweight mortar, (1
4) is a lid body, and (16) is a blower.
Claims (1)
イプに取付けられたフィンの一部を輻射熱吸収軽量材料
に埋設し、該フィンの残りの部分を該輻射熱吸収軽量材
料より露出させると共に、該輻射熱吸収軽量材料の周囲
と該輻射熱吸収軽量材料の上記フィンの露出側の全体を
被覆する蓋体を形成し、該蓋体内の前記輻射熱吸収軽量
材料より露出したフィンの一側より送風機で風を送り、
該フィンの他側より風を出すようにしたことを特徴とす
る冷房パネル。A fin is attached to a cooling pipe, the cooling pipe and a part of the fin attached to the cooling pipe are buried in a radiant heat absorbing lightweight material, the remaining part of the fin is exposed from the radiant heat absorbing lightweight material, and the radiant heat is A lid body is formed that covers the entire exposed side of the fins of the radiant heat absorbing lightweight material and the radiant heat absorbing lightweight material, and a blower is used to blow air from one side of the fins exposed from the radiant heat absorbing lightweight material in the lid body. ,
A cooling panel characterized in that air is blown out from the other side of the fin.
Priority Applications (1)
| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| JP1012549A JPH02192523A (en) | 1989-01-20 | 1989-01-20 | Cooling panel |
Applications Claiming Priority (1)
| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| JP1012549A JPH02192523A (en) | 1989-01-20 | 1989-01-20 | Cooling panel |
Publications (2)
| Publication Number | Publication Date |
|---|---|
| JPH02192523A true JPH02192523A (en) | 1990-07-30 |
| JPH0524409B2 JPH0524409B2 (en) | 1993-04-07 |
Family
ID=11808415
Family Applications (1)
| Application Number | Title | Priority Date | Filing Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| JP1012549A Granted JPH02192523A (en) | 1989-01-20 | 1989-01-20 | Cooling panel |
Country Status (1)
| Country | Link |
|---|---|
| JP (1) | JPH02192523A (en) |
Cited By (1)
| Publication number | Priority date | Publication date | Assignee | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JP2011002109A (en) * | 2009-06-16 | 2011-01-06 | Shimizu Corp | Radiation heating/cooling device |
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1989
- 1989-01-20 JP JP1012549A patent/JPH02192523A/en active Granted
Cited By (1)
| Publication number | Priority date | Publication date | Assignee | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JP2011002109A (en) * | 2009-06-16 | 2011-01-06 | Shimizu Corp | Radiation heating/cooling device |
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| Publication number | Publication date |
|---|---|
| JPH0524409B2 (en) | 1993-04-07 |
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