JPH10190U - Method for manufacturing heat insulating panel provided with wiring space for wiring equipment - Google Patents

Method for manufacturing heat insulating panel provided with wiring space for wiring equipment

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JPH10190U
JPH10190U JP006765U JP676597U JPH10190U JP H10190 U JPH10190 U JP H10190U JP 006765 U JP006765 U JP 006765U JP 676597 U JP676597 U JP 676597U JP H10190 U JPH10190 U JP H10190U
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雅紀 村本
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Abstract

(57)【要約】 【目的】 本考案は、パネル内部での配線器材の配設が
やりやすい、配線器材の配線用空間部を設けた断熱パネ
ルの新規な製造方法を提供するものである。 【構成】 枠体及び補強芯の一側面に板材を貼着し、該
枠体と板材とからなる凹部に繊維質系断熱材層を形成
し、他側面用の板材の内面に配線通路用管を固定し、該
他側面用板材を上記枠体の他側面に貼着し、次いで該枠
体と繊維質系断熱材層と他側面用板材内面とで形成され
る空間に発泡性樹脂を充填発泡することにより上記繊維
質系断熱材層及び配線通路管を固定することを特徴とす
る断熱パネルの製造方法。
(57) [Summary] [Object] The present invention provides a novel method for manufacturing a heat insulating panel provided with a wiring space for wiring equipment, in which wiring equipment can be easily arranged inside the panel. [Structure] A plate material is attached to one side of a frame and a reinforcing core, a fibrous heat insulating material layer is formed in a concave portion formed by the frame and the plate, and a wiring passage tube is formed on an inner surface of the plate for the other side. Is fixed, and the plate for the other side is attached to the other side of the frame, and then a space formed by the frame, the fibrous heat insulating material layer and the inner surface of the plate for the other side is filled with a foamable resin. A method for manufacturing a heat insulating panel, comprising fixing the fibrous heat insulating material layer and the wiring passage tube by foaming.

Description

【考案の詳細な説明】[Detailed description of the invention]

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】[Industrial applications]

本考案は、例えば工業生産住宅に使用する、配線器材の配線用空間部を設けた 断熱パネルの製造方法に関する。 The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a heat insulating panel provided with a wiring space for wiring equipment used in, for example, industrially manufactured houses.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】[Prior art]

断熱材層を中間部に備えた外側両面に板材を貼着した両面型断熱パネルを室内 側壁に用いる場合、断熱材はグラスウ−ル、ロックウ−ル等繊維質のものがほと んどである。この断熱パネル内に電線を配線する必要がある場合は、予めその配 線位置を想定して厚紙製紙管をパネル内に埋設しておいて、この紙管内に電線を 引き込むものである。 When using a double-sided heat-insulating panel with a heat-insulating material layer in the middle on both sides on the outside and using a double-sided heat-insulating panel on the indoor side wall, most of the heat-insulating material is glass wool, rock wool or other fibrous materials. . If it is necessary to wire electric wires inside this heat insulating panel, a cardboard paper tube is buried in the panel assuming the wiring position in advance, and the electric wires are drawn into this paper tube.

【0003】 更に、実開昭53−70715号公報に記載のごとき公知の従来例にあっては 、縦横に複数の配線配管用通路を予め設けた発泡ボードを作成し、該ボードの両 面に表面材を装着したパネルを用いるものである。この様な従来公知の手段によ れば、配線時は上記多数の配管通路がら必要な配線位置の通路を選択して、該通 路に配線を行うことになる。[0003] Further, in a known conventional example described in Japanese Utility Model Application Laid-Open No. 53-70715, a foamed board provided with a plurality of wiring pipe passages in advance in the vertical and horizontal directions is prepared, and both sides of the board are formed. A panel with a surface material is used. According to such a conventionally known means, at the time of wiring, a path at a required wiring position is selected from the above-mentioned multiple pipe paths, and wiring is performed in the path.

【0003】[0003]

【考案が解決しようとする課題】[Problems to be solved by the invention]

上述した従来の断熱パネルによれば電線を紙管内に引き込む作業がきわめて煩 雑である。 これは断熱材が不定形の繊維質であるために、予め埋設してある紙管がわずか な外力で簡単に位置ずれを生じてしまうからであり、位置が決まり難く、紙管内 に電線を通すことが困難である。紙管の位置ずれを抑制するよう断熱材を硬目に 充填すると断熱性を低下させる危険を生じ、重量も増し、コスト増にもなる。更 にスイッチボックスやコンセント装着のためのパネル表面の板材に開口部をあけ た際、内部から断熱材が多量にせり出す傾向があり、取出し処理の手間が増す。 According to the above-mentioned conventional heat insulating panel, the operation of drawing the electric wire into the paper tube is extremely complicated. This is because the pre-buried paper tube is easily misaligned by a slight external force because the insulating material is made of irregular fibrous material, making it difficult to determine the position and passing the electric wire through the paper tube. It is difficult. Filling the insulation with a hard material to suppress the displacement of the paper tube creates a risk of lowering the heat insulation, increasing the weight and increasing the cost. Furthermore, when an opening is made in the plate material on the panel surface for mounting a switch box or outlet, a large amount of heat insulating material tends to protrude from the inside, which increases the time and effort for removal processing.

【0004】 また、既製の発泡ボードを用いる場合には、予め発泡ボードに配線用通路を多 数設けたボードを別途用意するために、住宅建築要素としての断熱パネルの製造 工程が極めて複雑になるばかりでなく、発泡体ボードのみによる断熱パネルは価 格的にも高価に成らざるを得ない。 更に、廉価のグラスウール等を併用することも考えられるが、上記既製の配線 通路付きボードとグラスウール断熱材層との一体化、パネル枠体及び外壁材への 格納及び固定作業が煩雑であって、その施工等が極めた困難となる。 本考案は、上記の難点を解決し、パネル内部での配線器材の配設がやりやすい 、配線器材の配線用空間部を設けた断熱パネルの新規な製造方法を提供するもの である。[0004] Further, in the case of using a ready-made foam board, a board in which a large number of wiring paths are provided in advance on the foam board is separately prepared, so that the manufacturing process of a heat insulating panel as a house building element becomes extremely complicated. Not only that, thermal insulation panels using only foam boards must be expensive. Furthermore, it is conceivable to use inexpensive glass wool, etc., but the work of integrating the above-mentioned board with wiring passages with the glass wool heat insulating material layer, and storing and fixing it to the panel frame and outer wall material is complicated. Its construction is extremely difficult. The present invention solves the above-mentioned disadvantages, and provides a new method of manufacturing a heat insulating panel provided with a wiring space for wiring equipment, in which wiring equipment can be easily arranged inside the panel.

【0005】[0005]

【課題を解決するための手段】[Means for Solving the Problems]

本考案は、枠体及び補強芯の一側面に板材を貼着し、該枠体と板材とからなる 凹部に繊維質系断熱材層を形成し、他側面用の板材の内面に配線通路用管を固定 し、該他側面用板材を上記枠体の他側面に貼着し、次いで該枠体と繊維質系断熱 材層と他側面用板材内面とで形成される空間に発泡性樹脂を充填発泡することに より上記繊維質系断熱材層及び配線通路管を固定する断熱パネルの製造方法であ る。 In the present invention, a plate material is adhered to one side of a frame and a reinforcing core, a fibrous heat-insulating material layer is formed in a recess formed by the frame and the plate, and a wiring passage is formed on an inner surface of the plate for the other side. The pipe is fixed, and the plate for the other side is attached to the other side of the frame, and then a foaming resin is filled in a space formed by the frame, the fibrous heat-insulating layer, and the inner surface of the plate for the other side. This is a method for manufacturing a heat insulating panel for fixing the fibrous heat insulating material layer and the wiring passage tube by filling and foaming.

【0006】[0006]

【実施の形態】Embodiment

そこで以下に、本考案の実施例を図面を参照して説明する。 第1図に示すように、本発明の方法により製造される断熱パネル1は、周縁部 の枠体2及び面内に配設した補強芯材3の両面に板材4a、4bを貼着した両面 型の中空パネルの内部に複層型断熱材層5を充填したものである。 複層型断熱材層5は繊維質断熱材層6と発泡プラスチック断熱材層7とを積層 して複層化した。 Therefore, an embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. As shown in FIG. 1, a heat insulating panel 1 manufactured by the method of the present invention has a frame 2 at the periphery and a reinforcing core 3 disposed in the plane, and plates 4a and 4b adhered to both sides. It is one in which a multi-layer type heat insulating material layer 5 is filled in a hollow panel of a mold. The multilayer heat-insulating material layer 5 was formed by laminating a fibrous heat-insulating material layer 6 and a foamed plastic heat-insulating material layer 7.

【0007】 繊維質断熱材層6は熱伝導率が発泡プラスチック断熱材層7に比べて一般的に 断熱性は劣るが安価である。実施例ではグラスウ−ル断熱材のマット状成形体、 70.5mm厚さのものを用いた。他方の発泡プラスチック断熱材層7は熱伝導率 は一般的に前記繊維質系のものより低くて断熱性が優れているが、高価である。 実施例では発泡ウレタンを用いた。具体的にはこの断熱パネル1の片面に板材4 aを貼着し、板材4aを下にして水平に置き、グラスウ−ル断熱材を敷いてから 板材4bを貼着する。次に板材4bとグラスウ−ル断熱材層との間の空間部にウ レタン断熱材を注入して約40mm厚さに発泡させ、隙間なく充填した。The heat insulation of the fibrous heat insulating material layer 6 is generally inferior to that of the foamed plastic heat insulating material layer 7, but is inexpensive. In the example, a mat-like molded body of glass wool heat insulating material having a thickness of 70.5 mm was used. The other foamed plastic heat-insulating material layer 7 generally has a lower thermal conductivity than the above-mentioned fibrous material and has excellent heat insulating properties, but is expensive. In the examples, urethane foam was used. Specifically, a plate material 4a is attached to one surface of the heat insulating panel 1, the plate material 4a is placed horizontally with the plate material 4a facing down, and a glass wool heat insulating material is laid, and then the plate material 4b is attached. Next, urethane insulating material was injected into the space between the plate member 4b and the glass wool insulating material layer, foamed to a thickness of about 40 mm, and filled without gaps.

【0008】 断熱パネル1の前記板材4aには5.5mm厚さの合板を、板材4bには4mm厚 さの合板を用い、前記複層型断熱材層5の厚さと合計し断熱パネル1の全厚さは 120mmとした。A plywood having a thickness of 5.5 mm is used for the plate member 4 a of the heat insulating panel 1, and a plywood having a thickness of 4 mm is used for the plate member 4 b. The total thickness was 120 mm.

【0009】 そして、第2図に示すように、板材4bの下の発泡プラスチック断熱材層7に 電線、配線器具、スイッチ等の配線器材8の配設用空間部9を設ける。従って、 この配設用空間部9は断熱パネル1に関連する配線計画の詳細から、各配線器材 8の各配設用空間部9の位置と形状を決めて形成する。例えば、第2図に示すよ うに電線10を通す紙管11、下方のコンセント12、中間高さのスイッチ13 、上方で紙管11内の電線10の上端と図示を省略した天井裏配線の電線との接 続のための開口部14等の位置形状に合わせて各配設用空間部9を形成する。Then, as shown in FIG. 2, a space 9 for disposing wiring equipment 8 such as electric wires, wiring equipment and switches is provided in the foamed plastic heat insulating material layer 7 below the plate 4b. Therefore, the placement space 9 is formed by determining the position and shape of each placement space 9 of each wiring equipment 8 from the details of the wiring plan relating to the heat insulating panel 1. For example, as shown in FIG. 2, a paper tube 11 through which an electric wire 10 passes, a lower outlet 12, a switch 13 at an intermediate height, an upper end of the electric wire 10 in the paper tube 11 above, and an electric wire of a ceiling wiring not shown in the drawing. Each arrangement space 9 is formed in accordance with the position and shape of the opening 14 and the like for connection with the device.

【0010】 本実施例では、紙管11を板材4bの裏面の所定位置に取り付けてから枠体2 に貼着し、次にウレタン断熱材を注入し発泡させた。細長い紙管11の場合、上 記の方法が最も正確、容易に電線10の配設用空間部9である紙管11を置くこ とができる訳である。紙管11以外の配線器材8である前記コンセント12、ス イッチ13、開口部14等はこの断熱パネル1を配設する施工現場で板材4bの 各位置に開口を加工し、それら開口から内部の発泡ウレタン層を必要形状に切り 取って各配設用空間部9を形成した。In the present embodiment, the paper tube 11 is attached to a predetermined position on the back surface of the plate member 4b and then attached to the frame 2, and then urethane insulating material is injected and foamed. In the case of a long and thin paper tube 11, the above method is the most accurate and easy to place the paper tube 11, which is the space 9 for disposing the electric wire 10. The outlets 12, the switches 13, the openings 14 and the like, which are the wiring equipment 8 other than the paper tube 11, are provided with openings at the respective positions of the plate 4b at the construction site where the heat insulating panel 1 is to be disposed, and the openings are formed from the openings. The urethane foam layer was cut into a required shape to form each disposing space 9.

【0011】 これらは前記紙管のように細長いものでないため、上述のようにいわゆる後加 工でも発泡プラスチック断熱材層であることで切断が容易、かつ周囲からの断熱 材のせり出しがなく簡単に実施できる。なお、これら配線器材8の配設用空間部 9を前記紙管11の埋設と同時期に例えば同形のボックスを埋設して形成しても よい。Since these are not elongated like the above-mentioned paper tube, they are easy to cut by the foamed plastic heat insulating layer even in the so-called post-processing as described above, and the heat insulating material does not protrude from the surroundings and is easily formed. Can be implemented. The space 9 for disposing the wiring equipment 8 may be formed by burying, for example, a box having the same shape at the same time as the burying of the paper tube 11.

【0012】 また、他の方法として、電線10の配設用空間部9として紙管11を埋設する 代りに、発泡プラスチック断熱材層7に直接溝を刻設してもよい。この場合は板 材4bを枠体2に仮取付けして発泡プラスチックを注入し発泡させてから板材4 bを取外す。そして電線10の配設経路に従って例えば、25mm角の正方形断面 の溝を切り取る。この施工は発泡プラスチック断熱材層であるため非常に簡単に 実施できる。なお、この時に前記コンセント12、スイッチ13、開口部14等 の配設用空間部9を切り取って形成し、板材4bにも開口を切断加工してもよい 。上記の作業が終ってから板材4bを枠体2に本取付け貼着とする。As another method, a groove may be directly formed in the foamed plastic heat insulating material layer 7 instead of embedding the paper tube 11 as the space 9 for disposing the electric wire 10. In this case, the plate member 4b is temporarily attached to the frame 2, the foamed plastic is injected and foamed, and then the plate member 4b is removed. Then, for example, a groove having a square cross section of 25 mm square is cut out in accordance with the arrangement route of the electric wire 10. This work can be performed very easily because of the foam plastic insulation layer. At this time, the installation space 9 such as the outlet 12, the switch 13, and the opening 14 may be cut out and formed, and the opening may also be cut in the plate 4b. After the above operation is completed, the plate member 4b is fully attached and attached to the frame 2.

【0013】 本考案のごとく、発泡プラスチック断熱材層7に紙管11を埋設した場合は前 記従来の繊維質断熱材層の中に配設した場合と異なり、きわめて強固に発泡プラ スチック層に包囲固定されていて、外力が加わっても紙管11に位置ずれを生じ ない。これは発泡プラスチック層が局部的な弾性変形はあっても、全体的な定形 性を保っているからである。紙管11以外の前記配線器材8の配設用空間部9を 後加工で切り取った場合に周囲からの断熱材のせり出しがないことも同じ理由に よる。As in the present invention, when the paper tube 11 is buried in the foamed plastic heat insulating material layer 7, unlike the case where the paper tube 11 is provided in the conventional fibrous heat insulating material layer, the foamed plastic heat insulating material layer is extremely strongly reinforced. The paper tube 11 is surrounded and fixed, and does not shift even when an external force is applied. This is because the foamed plastic layer maintains its overall form even though it has local elastic deformation. For the same reason, when the space 9 for disposing the wiring equipment 8 other than the paper tube 11 is cut out by post-processing, the heat insulating material does not protrude from the surroundings.

【0014】 本考案により製造された断熱パネルは上述のように構成され、用いられるので 、一般的に高価な発泡プラスチック断熱材の使用量はさほど増えず、大きいコス ト増とはならない。そして断熱性を低下させることなく配線工事が格段に容易、 迅速に実施できる。また、断熱パネルのうち配線工事を行うものだけ選択して随 時この複層断熱材にすることも容易にできる。Since the thermal insulation panel manufactured according to the present invention is constructed and used as described above, generally, the amount of the expensive foamed plastic thermal insulation material does not increase so much, and the cost does not increase significantly. And wiring work can be performed much easier and faster without reducing insulation. In addition, it is easy to select only one of the heat insulating panels for which wiring work is to be performed, and to easily use the multi-layer heat insulating material as needed.

【0015】[0015]

【効果】【effect】

本考案に係る配線器材の配線用空間部を設けた断熱パネルの製造方法によれば 、配線用空間を複層断熱材パネル内に容易に形成できると共に、配線及び他の繊 維系断熱材層を確実にパネル内で固定することができる。また、2種類の断熱材 層の比率を任意に、簡単に調整することができるので、建築材としての断熱パネ ルの要求特性にも容易に対応することができる。そして、当然に断熱パネル内の 配線器材の配設が自由に且つ非常に容易にできる。 According to the method of manufacturing a heat insulating panel provided with a wiring space portion of a wiring device according to the present invention, a wiring space can be easily formed in a multilayer heat insulating material panel, and wiring and other fiber heat insulating material layers can be formed. Can be securely fixed in the panel. In addition, since the ratio of the two types of heat insulating layers can be arbitrarily and easily adjusted, it is possible to easily cope with the required characteristics of the heat insulating panel as a building material. And, naturally, the arrangement of wiring equipment in the heat insulation panel can be freely and very easily performed.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of the drawings]

【図1】本考案により製造する断熱パネルの横断面図で
ある。
FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a heat insulating panel manufactured according to the present invention.

【図2】同パネルの一部断面を含む斜視図である。FIG. 2 is a perspective view including a partial cross section of the panel.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1 断熱パネル 2 枠体 4a、4b 板材 5 複層型断熱材層 6 繊維質断熱材層 7 発泡プラスチック断熱材層 8 配線器材 9 配設用空間部 REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 1 heat insulation panel 2 frame 4 a, 4 b plate 5 multi-layer type heat insulation layer 6 fibrous heat insulation layer 7 foamed plastic heat insulation layer 8 wiring equipment 9 installation space

Claims (5)

【実用新案登録請求の範囲】[Utility model registration claims] 【請求項1】 枠体及び補強芯の一側面に板材を貼着
し、該枠体と板材とからなる凹部に繊維質系断熱材層を
形成し、他側面用の板材の内面に配線通路用管を固定
し、該他側面用板材を上記枠体の他側面に貼着し、次い
で該枠体と繊維質系断熱材層と他側面用板材内面とで形
成される空間に発泡性樹脂を充填発泡することにより上
記繊維質系断熱材層及び配線通路管を固定することを特
徴とする断熱パネルの製造方法。
1. A frame material is adhered to one side of a frame and a reinforcing core, a fibrous heat-insulating material layer is formed in a concave portion formed by the frame and the plate, and a wiring passage is formed on an inner surface of a plate for another side. The other side plate is adhered to the other side of the frame, and then the foamable resin is filled in a space formed by the frame, the fibrous heat insulating material layer and the other side plate. And fixing the fibrous heat insulating material layer and the wiring passage tube by filling and foaming.
【請求項2】 上記配線通路管の固定は、該通路管であ
る紙管を板材に貼着するものである請求項1記載の断熱
パネルの製造方法。
2. The method for manufacturing a heat insulating panel according to claim 1, wherein the fixing of the wiring passage tube comprises attaching a paper tube as the passage tube to a plate material.
【請求項3】 上記他側面用板材の所定位置に予め配線
器材用開口部が設けられており、該開口部から発泡樹脂
を充填することを特徴とする請求項1又は2記載の断熱
パネルの製造方法。
3. The heat insulating panel according to claim 1, wherein an opening for a wiring device is provided in a predetermined position of the other side plate, and a foamed resin is filled from the opening. Production method.
【請求項4】 上記配線器材用開口部において、発泡完
了後の断熱層に配線器材等の配設用空間を切り取り形成
することを特徴とする請求項3記載の断熱パネルの製造
方法。
4. The method for manufacturing a heat insulating panel according to claim 3, wherein a space for disposing wiring equipment and the like is cut out and formed in the heat insulating layer after the completion of foaming at the opening for the wiring equipment.
【請求項5】 配線器材を予め上記他方側板材の内面に
固定しておくことを特徴とする請求項1記載の断熱パネ
ルの製造方法。
5. The method for manufacturing a heat insulating panel according to claim 1, wherein a wiring device is fixed to an inner surface of the other side plate in advance.
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