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JP4340243B2
JP4340243B2 JP2005040095A JP2005040095A JP4340243B2 JP 4340243 B2 JP4340243 B2 JP 4340243B2 JP 2005040095 A JP2005040095 A JP 2005040095A JP 2005040095 A JP2005040095 A JP 2005040095A JP 4340243 B2 JP4340243 B2 JP 4340243B2
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本発明は、例えば、集合住宅、事務所ビル、デパート等の大型店舗ビルのような多層構造とされた既存の建物を最上階(屋上又はその下階の床スラブ)に搬入した解体重機により上階から下階へと順次解体して行く建物の解体方法に関する。   For example, the present invention can be implemented by lifting an existing building having a multi-layered structure such as a large store building such as a housing complex, an office building, or a department store on the top floor (the roof or a floor slab on the lower floor). The present invention relates to a method for demolishing a building that is sequentially demolished from floor to floor.

既存の建物の解体工事を行う際、建物高さが高く、地上からの解体が不可能な場合は、解体重機を最上階に揚重し、上階から下階へと順次解体して行くという方法を採ることが多い。既存建物の床強度だけでは解体重機による荷重を支持することができない場合、床スラブの垂直方向の補強が必要となる。   When dismantling existing buildings, if the building height is high and dismantling from the ground is impossible, the lifting machine will be lifted to the top floor and then dismantled sequentially from the upper floor to the lower floor Often takes a method. If the floor strength of the existing building alone cannot support the load of the weight-removing machine, the floor slab must be reinforced in the vertical direction.

このような場合、従来では、非特許文献1に記載されているように、解体重機が作業する階から下、何層分かの床スラブを当該床スラブに設置した鋼製の強力サポートで支持し、各階へ解体重機の自重・作業荷重を既存躯体フレームへと分散するようにしていた。そして、上階の解体終了後、取り外した強力サポートを順次、下階へと盛り替えて行くようにしていた。   In such a case, conventionally, as described in Non-Patent Document 1, the floor slab for several layers is supported by a strong steel support installed on the floor slab below the floor on which the weight lifting machine operates. In addition, the weight and work load of the weight-removing machine are distributed to the existing frame on each floor. After the dismantling of the upper floor, the removed strong support was gradually replaced to the lower floor.

しかしながら、この従来技術においては、次のような問題点があった。先ず、第1に、設置される強力サポートの間隔や本数は、既存建物の床強度を検討して決定されるが、強力サポートは通常、1000〜1500mm間隔のグリッド状に設置されるので、1フロア当りの面積が大きい建物では、強力サポートの数が例えば6000〜7000本といった膨大なものとなり、必要数量の強力サポートを調達すること自体が困難である。   However, this conventional technique has the following problems. First, the interval and the number of strong supports to be installed are determined by considering the floor strength of the existing building, but the strong supports are usually installed in a grid shape with an interval of 1000 to 1500 mm. In a building having a large area per floor, the number of strong supports is enormous, for example, 6000 to 7000, and it is difficult to procure a necessary amount of strong supports.

第2に、既存建物の床強度が弱い場合、強力サポートの間隔が狭くなることから、林立する強力サポートが障害物になって、強力サポートの設置や盛り替えに多大の手間と時間が必要である。   Secondly, if the floor strength of the existing building is weak, the interval between the strong supports will be narrow, so the strong support that stands will be an obstacle, and it will take a lot of effort and time to install and replace the strong support. is there.

第3に、強力サポートは1本当たり30kgもの重量物であるから、その運搬はかなりの重労働であり、しかも、強力サポートの盛り替えは人力で仮設開口や階段から行うことが多いので、多大の労力を必要とし、かなりの危険を伴う作業となる。   Thirdly, the strong support is heavy as much as 30kg per bottle, so its transportation is a heavy labor, and the replacement of the strong support is often done manually from the temporary opening and the stairs, It requires labor and is a work with considerable danger.

第4に、1フロア当りの面積が大きい建物では、1フロアを複数の作業区域に区画し、解体が終了した作業区域ごとに、取り外した強力サポートを回収して下層へと盛り替えていくのが普通であるから、解体重機の直近での相伴作業量が増え、安全確保に相当な注意が必要であり、強力サポートを盛り替える作業員が解体中の作業区域の直下に入らないようにする安全管理が難しい。   Fourth, in a building with a large area per floor, the floor is divided into multiple work areas, and the removed strong support is collected and replaced in the lower layer for each work area that has been demolished. Because of this, the amount of companion work in the immediate vicinity of the dismantling machine is increased, considerable care is required to ensure safety, and workers who replace the strong support do not enter directly under the work area being dismantled Safety management is difficult.

「鉄筋コンクリート造建築物等の解体工事施工指針(案)・同解説 第172頁〜第175頁」:1998年12月10日 社団法人日本建築学会 発行"Guidelines for dismantling construction of reinforced concrete buildings, etc. (draft), commentary on pages 172 to 175": December 10, 1998 Published by Architectural Institute of Japan

本発明は、上記の点に留意して成されたものであって、その目的とするところは、解体重機を最上階に揚重し、上階から下階へと順次解体して行く建物の解体方法において、解体重機が作業する階から下の床スラブを支持する鋼製強力サポートの設置・盛り替えを不
要にして、安全且つ迅速に解体できるようにすることにある。
The present invention has been made in consideration of the above points. The purpose of the present invention is to lift a weight-removal machine to the top floor and to sequentially dismantle from the upper floor to the lower floor. An object of the dismantling method is to make it possible to dismantle safely and quickly by eliminating the need to install and replace a steel strong support that supports the floor slab below the floor on which the dismantling machine operates.

上記の課題を解決するために、本発明が講じた技術的手段は、次の通りである。即ち、請求項1に記載の発明による建物の解体方法は、既存の建物を最上階に搬入した解体重機により上階から下階へと順次解体して行くにあたり、既存の床スラブにセメント系固結性流動物の現場打ちによる束柱を築造して、床スラブの垂直方向の補強を行った後、解体重機を搬入し、上階から下階へと順次、束柱ごと解体して行くことを特徴としている。   In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, technical measures taken by the present invention are as follows. That is, the method for demolishing a building according to the first aspect of the present invention is based on the fact that the existing floor slab is cemented to the existing floor slab when the existing building is sequentially demolished from the upper floor to the lower floor by the weight dismantling machine that has been carried to the top floor. After constructing a bunch of cohesive fluids on-site and reinforcing the floor slab in the vertical direction, carry in the dismantling machine and disassemble the bunk pillars in sequence from the upper floor to the lower floor. It is characterized by.

請求項2に記載の発明による建物の解体方法は、請求項1に記載の建物の解体方法であって、中間階の床スラブ上面に、建物の既存躯体フレームに力を伝えるための補強コンクリート床を築造し、当該補強コンクリート床から最上階の床スラブまでセメント系固結性流動物の現場打ちによる束柱を築造して、床スラブの垂直方向の補強を行った後、解体重機を搬入し、上階から下階へと順次、束柱ごと解体して行くことを特徴としている。   A method for demolishing a building according to claim 2 is a method for demolishing a building according to claim 1, wherein a reinforced concrete floor is used to transmit force to an existing frame of the building on the upper surface of the floor slab of the intermediate floor. After constructing the reinforced concrete floor to the floor slab of the uppermost floor by building a cast column of cement-based caking fluids in-situ, reinforcing the floor slab in the vertical direction, and then carrying in the de-weight machine It is characterized by dismantling the bundle pillars sequentially from the upper floor to the lower floor.

請求項3に記載の発明による建物の解体方法は、請求項1又は2に記載の建物の解体方法であって、上階の床スラブにコア孔を穿設した後、コア孔の下方に束柱用の捨型枠を建て込み、上階の床スラブから前記コア孔を介して前記捨型枠内にセメント系固結性流動物を打設して束柱を築造することを特徴としている。   The method for demolishing a building according to the invention described in claim 3 is the method for demolishing the building according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the core hole is drilled in the floor slab on the upper floor and then bundled below the core hole. It is characterized in that a column-shaped frame is built in and a cement-based caking fluid is cast into the column-shaped frame from the floor slab on the upper floor through the core hole to build a bundle column. .

請求項4に記載の発明による建物の解体方法は、請求項1〜3の何れかに記載の建物の解体方法であって、セメント系固結性流動物として高規格流動化処理土を用いることを特徴としている。   The method for demolishing a building according to the invention described in claim 4 is the method for demolishing a building according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein high-standard fluidized soil is used as the cement-based caking fluid. It is characterized by.

請求項5に記載の発明による建物の解体方法は、請求項1〜4の何れかに記載の建物の解体方法であって、頂部にキャピタルを設けた束柱を築造することを特徴としている。   According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a building demolition method according to any one of the first to fourth aspects, wherein a building pillar having a capital provided at the top is constructed.

請求項6に記載の発明による建物の解体方法は、請求項に記載の建物の解体方法であって、捨型枠としてダクト用スパイラル管を用いることを特徴としている。 The building demolishing method according to the invention described in claim 6 is the building demolishing method according to claim 3 , wherein a duct spiral pipe is used as a scraping frame.

請求項7に記載の発明による建物の解体方法は、請求項に記載の建物の解体方法であって、捨型枠としてボイドチューブ(円筒形の厚紙製品)を用いることを特徴としている。 The building demolition method according to the invention described in claim 7 is the building demolition method according to claim 3 , characterized in that a void tube (cylindrical cardboard product) is used as a disposal frame.

請求項1に記載の発明によれば、解体重機を最上階に揚重し、上階から下階へと順次解体して行くに当り、解体重機が作業する階から下の床スラブをセメント系固結性流動物の現場打ちによる束柱で支持し、上階から下階へと順次、束柱ごと解体して行くので、鋼製強力サポートの設置・盛り替えの手間がなく、重量物である強力サポートを回収して、人力で仮設開口や階段から下層へと盛り替えていくといった危険な重作業がなくなり、1フロア当りの面積が大きい建物であっても、解体重機直近での相伴作業量が減少し、安全且つ迅速に解体できる。   According to the first aspect of the present invention, the floor slab below the floor on which the weight-removing machine operates is cemented when the weight-removing machine is lifted to the top floor and sequentially disassembled from the upper floor to the lower floor. Supporting with solid pillars of solidified fluids on site and dismantling the bundle pillars from the upper floor to the lower floor one after another, so there is no need to install and replace steel strong supports. There is no risky heavy work such as collecting a certain strong support and moving it from a temporary opening or staircase to a lower layer by human power, even in a building with a large area per floor, a companion work in the immediate vicinity of a weight lifting machine The amount is reduced and can be dismantled safely and quickly.

また、セメント系固結性流動物の現場打ちによる束柱であるため、1フロア当りの面積が大きい建物を解体する場合のように、束柱が数量的にかなり多くなっても、対応可能であり、資材調達に苦慮しないで済む。   In addition, because it is a bundled column made of cement-based caking fluid, it can be used even when the number of bundled columns is considerably large, such as when a building with a large area per floor is demolished. Yes, you don't have to worry about material procurement.

請求項2に記載の発明によれば、上記の効果に加えて、中間階(例えば2階)の床スラブ上面に、建物の既存躯体フレームに力を伝えるための補強コンクリート床を築造し、当該補強コンクリート床から最上階の床スラブまでセメント系固結性流動物の現場打ちによ
る束柱を築造するので、補強コンクリート床の下階(例えば1階)に解体ガラを搬出する車輌の動線を確保できるという効果がある。即ち、建物の外周に解体ガラを荷下ろしするスペースがない場合、通常、解体ガラは床スラブに形成したガラ落とし開口から1階に投下することになるが、1階に強力サポート、束柱等が林立していると、解体ガラ搬出車輌の動線を確保できず、廃材搬出に支障を来たすが、この発明によれば、補強コンクリート床より下階には束柱を築造しないので、このような不都合を回避できることになる。
According to the invention described in claim 2, in addition to the above-described effect, a reinforced concrete floor for transmitting force to the existing frame of the building is constructed on the upper surface of the floor slab of the intermediate floor (for example, the second floor). Since a bunch of cast-in-solid cemented fluids will be built from the reinforced concrete floor to the top floor slab, the flow line of the vehicle carrying the demolition glass to the lower floor (for example, the first floor) of the reinforced concrete floor There is an effect that it can be secured. That is, when there is no space for unloading the demolition glass on the outer periphery of the building, the demolition glass is usually dropped to the first floor from the glass drop opening formed in the floor slab. If the forest is standing, it will not be possible to secure the flow line of the dismantled glass unloading vehicle, which will hinder the removal of waste materials.However, according to the present invention, a bundle pillar is not built below the reinforced concrete floor. Inconvenience can be avoided.

請求項3に記載の発明によれば、上階の床スラブにコア孔を穿設した後、コア孔の下方に束柱用の捨型枠を建て込み、上階の床スラブから前記コア孔を介して前記捨型枠内にセメント系固結性流動物を打設して束柱を築造するので、捨型枠の側面に打設口を設ける場合に比して打設作業が容易であり、しかも、床スラブ上下の束柱をコア孔内に打設されたセメント系固結性流動物で一体に連結して、束柱にかかる軸力を確実に上階から下階へと伝達できる効果がある。また、捨型枠であるため、脱型の手間が不要であるばかりでなく、型枠としてはさほど強度を要求されないので、解体重機で束柱を解体する際、捨型枠ごと容易に解体できることになる。   According to the invention described in claim 3, after the core hole is drilled in the floor slab on the upper floor, a disposal frame for a bundle pillar is built below the core hole, and the core hole is formed from the floor slab on the upper floor. Since the cemented solidified fluid is placed in the discarding frame through the bundling column to construct the bundle pillar, the placing work is easier than the case where the casting port is provided on the side surface of the discarding frame. In addition, the upper and lower bundle pillars of the floor slab are connected together with a cement-based caking fluid placed in the core hole, and the axial force applied to the bundle pillars is reliably transmitted from the upper floor to the lower floor. There is an effect that can be done. In addition, because it is a discarding frame, not only is it unnecessary to remove the mold, but it does not require much strength as a mold, so it can be easily disassembled for each dismantling frame when disassembling a bundle pillar with a weight-removing machine. become.

請求項1〜3に記載の発明において、セメント系固結性流動物としてはコンクリート(生コンクリート)であってもよいが、請求項4に記載の発明によれば、セメント系固結性流動物として高規格流動化処理土を使用するため、コンクリートを使用する場合に比して、資材費が安く、コスト削減が可能である。   In the inventions according to claims 1 to 3, the cement-based caking fluid may be concrete (green concrete), but according to the invention according to claim 4, the cement-based caking fluid Since high-standard fluidized soil is used, material costs are lower than when concrete is used, and costs can be reduced.

請求項5に記載の発明によれば、頂部にキャピタルを設けた束柱を築造するので、束柱の軸部径の割に床スラブのパンチング(せん断破壊)に対する抵抗力が大きくなり、床スラブを支持する間隔(束柱の間隔)を広く設定して、束柱の本数を可及的に抑えることができる。   According to the fifth aspect of the present invention, since the bundle pillar having the capital provided at the top is constructed, the resistance against punching (shear fracture) of the floor slab is increased for the shaft diameter of the bundle pillar, and the floor slab The number of the bundle pillars can be suppressed as much as possible by setting a wide interval (interval between the bundle pillars) for supporting.

尚、捨型枠としては、種々の材料のものを使用できるが、請求項6や請求項7に記載の発明のように、ダクト用スパイラル管やボイドチューブ(円筒形の厚紙製品)を使用すれば、軽量且つ安価であり、施工性の向上とコスト低減が可能である。   As the discard frame, various materials can be used, but a duct spiral tube or a void tube (cylindrical cardboard product) can be used as in the inventions of claims 6 and 7. If it is light and inexpensive, it is possible to improve the workability and reduce the cost.

図1〜図5は、本発明に係る建物の解体方法を示す。図において、1は、例えば、集合住宅、事務所ビル、デパート等の大型店舗ビルのような多層構造とされた既存の建物を示す。図示の建物1は、地上8階建てであり、F〜Fは1階〜8階の床スラブ、Rは屋上の床スラブ(屋根スラブ)である。2は柱、3は梁であり、建物1の躯体フレームを構成している。 1 to 5 show a building demolition method according to the present invention. In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes an existing building having a multilayer structure such as a large store building such as an apartment house, an office building, or a department store. The illustrated building 1 has eight floors above ground, F 1 to F 8 are floor slabs of the first to eighth floors, and R is a roof slab (roof slab). Reference numeral 2 denotes a pillar, and 3 denotes a beam, which constitutes a frame of the building 1.

上記の建物1を、最上階に搬入した解体重機Aにより上階から下階へと順次解体して行くにあたり、この実施形態では、図1に示すように、解体重機Aが作業する階から下の床スラブ(既存の床スラブF〜F)にセメント系固結性流動物の現場打ちによる束柱4を築造して、床スラブF〜F及び屋上の床スラブ(屋根スラブ)Rの垂直方向の補強を行った後、解体重機Aを屋上の床スラブRに搬入し、当該解体重機Aで塔屋や屋上の床スラブRなどを壊し、その解体ガラの一部で車路となるスロープを造成して、下階へ移動し、以下、同様の作業を繰り返して、図3に示すように、上階から下階へと順次、束柱4ごと解体して行くようにしている。束柱4の解体ガラは他の解体ガラと一緒にして取り扱われることになる。 When the above-described building 1 is sequentially dismantled from the upper floor to the lower floor by the dismantling machine A carried into the top floor, in this embodiment, as shown in FIG. Floor slabs (existing floor slabs F 2 to F 8 ) are built with cast columns 4 made of cement-based caking fluid, and floor slabs F 2 to F 8 and roof slabs (roof slabs) After the reinforcement of R in the vertical direction, the dismantling machine A is carried into the roof slab R, and the dismantling machine A breaks the tower and the roof slab R, etc. The slope is formed, moved to the lower floor, and thereafter, the same operation is repeated, and the bundle pillars 4 are disassembled sequentially from the upper floor to the lower floor as shown in FIG. . The dismantling glass of the bundle pillar 4 is handled together with other dismantling glass.

尚、上記の建物1を、最上階に搬入した解体重機Aにより上階から下階へと順次解体して行くにあたり、解体重機Aを屋根スラブの下階(図示の例では8階)に搬入して、当該解体重機Aにより上階から下階へと順次解体して行く場合であれば、図2に示すように、
解体重機Aが作業する階から下の床スラブ(既存の床スラブF〜F)にセメント系固結性流動物の現場打ちによる束柱4を築造して、床スラブF〜Fの垂直方向の補強を行った後、屋根スラブ(屋上の床スラブR)に形成された開口5から前記解体重機Aを床スラブFに搬入することになる。この場合、開口5の形成には解体重機Aを使用できないので、開口5はハンドブレーカによって形成され、それより下階への車路開口(図示せず)は解体重機Aによって形成することになる。図1,2に示したいずれの実施形態においても、束柱4の間隔や本数は、既存建物の床強度を検討して決定され、例えば、スパンLが6000mmの床スラブに対し2000mm間隔のグリッド状に4本の束柱4が築造される。
In addition, when the above building 1 is sequentially dismantled from the upper floor to the lower floor by the dismantling machine A carried into the top floor, the dismantling machine A is carried into the lower floor of the roof slab (in the illustrated example, the eighth floor). Then, if the dismantling machine A is used to dismantle from the upper floor to the lower floor, as shown in FIG.
A floor column slab F 2 to F 8 is constructed by constructing a bundle column 4 by in-situ casting of cement-based caking fluid on the floor slab (existing floor slabs F 2 to F 7 ) from the floor on which the weight lifting machine A works. after the vertical reinforcement, it will carry the dismantling heavy machinery a from an opening 5 formed in the roof slab (roof floor slab R) to the floor slab F 8. In this case, since the weight lifting machine A cannot be used to form the opening 5, the opening 5 is formed by the hand breaker, and the roadway opening (not shown) to the lower floor is formed by the weight lifting machine A. . In any of the embodiments shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the spacing and the number of the bundle pillars 4 are determined by considering the floor strength of the existing building. For example, a grid having a spacing of 2000 mm with respect to a floor slab having a span L of 6000 mm. Four bundle pillars 4 are built in the shape.

建物1の外周に解体ガラを荷下ろしするスペースがある場合、束柱4を1階の床スラブFに築造しても、廃材搬出に不都合はないが、この実施形態では、建物1の外周に解体ガラを荷下ろしするスペースがなく、解体ガラを床スラブF〜Fに形成したガラ落とし開口(図示せず)から1階に投下し、これを解体ガラ搬出車輌Bで建物外に搬出するようにしているので、2階(中間階の一例である)の床スラブFの上面に、建物の既存躯体フレームに力を伝えるためのRC造の補強コンクリート床6を築造し、補強コンクリート床6から最上階の床スラブFまで束柱4を築造することで、1階には束柱4を林立させないようにし、解体ガラ搬出車輌Bの動線を確保している。 When there is a space for unloading the demolition glass on the outer periphery of the building 1, there is no inconvenience for carrying out the waste material even if the bundle column 4 is built on the floor slab F 1 on the first floor, but in this embodiment, the outer periphery of the building 1 dismantling no space for unloading the glass, demolition glass dropped on the first floor from the floor slab F 2 to F 8 the formed glass dropped opening (not shown), which outside the building demolition Gala unloaded vehicle B Since it is intended to be carried out, an RC reinforced concrete floor 6 is constructed on the upper surface of the floor slab F 2 on the second floor (which is an example of an intermediate floor) to transmit the force to the existing frame of the building. By building the bundle pillars 4 from the concrete floor 6 to the floor slab F 8 on the uppermost floor, the bundle pillars 4 are prevented from being forested on the first floor, and the flow line of the dismantled glass unloading vehicle B is secured.

前記束柱4は、図4、図5に示すように、所定位置に建て込まれた捨型枠7の内部にセメント系固結性流動物8を打設することによって築造されたもので、束柱4の頂部には、床スラブのパンチング(せん断破壊)に対する抵抗力を大きくするためのキャピタル(束柱4の軸部より大径の円柱状部分)4aが設けられている。aは上階の床スラブに形成されたコア孔、9は定着に必要な長さだけコア孔aから上下に突出した状態に埋設されたつなぎ鉄筋、10はキャピタル補強鉄筋、11は捨型枠7を固定するコンクリート釘等の止め具である。束柱4は圧縮力を負担するだけであるから、軸部の上下方向中間部には補強鉄筋が埋設されておらず、無筋状態とされている。コア孔aの内径は200mm、束柱4の軸部の直径は250mm、キャピタル4aの直径は800mmに設定されている。   As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the bundle pillar 4 is constructed by placing a cement-based caking fluid 8 inside a discard frame 7 built in a predetermined position. The top of the bundle pillar 4 is provided with a capital (a columnar portion having a diameter larger than the axis of the bundle pillar 4) 4a for increasing resistance to punching (shear fracture) of the floor slab. a is a core hole formed in the floor slab of the upper floor, 9 is a connecting reinforcing bar embedded in a state protruding up and down from the core hole a by a length necessary for fixing, 10 is a capital reinforcing reinforcing bar, and 11 is a round frame 7 is a stopper such as a concrete nail for fixing 7. Since the bundle pillar 4 only bears a compressive force, the reinforcing reinforcing bars are not embedded in the intermediate portion in the vertical direction of the shaft portion, and are in an unreinforced state. The inner diameter of the core hole a is set to 200 mm, the diameter of the shaft portion of the bundle pillar 4 is set to 250 mm, and the diameter of the capital 4a is set to 800 mm.

前記捨型枠7は、図6に示すように、空調設備工事に用いられる既製の軽量なダクト用スパイラル管12を用いて作製したものであり、スパイラル管12の上部には、スパイラル管12と同程度の薄鉄板によって作製されたキャピタル成形用の捨型枠部分13が設けられている。スパイラル管12の下端とキャピタル成形用捨型枠部分13の上端には夫々躯体に対する取付片14が周方向に間隔を隔てて複数個設けられている。束柱4の軸部成形用の捨型枠部分となるスパイラル管12とキャピタル成形用の捨型枠部分13とは、互いに連結して一体化してもよいが、この実施形態では、捨型枠部分13の底板部中央に形成された孔にスパイラル管12をスライド自在に嵌入し、階高に応じて捨型枠7の全長を微調整できるように構成してある。   As shown in FIG. 6, the scraping frame 7 is manufactured using a light-weight spiral duct 12 for light ducts used for air conditioning equipment construction. A discarding frame portion 13 for forming a capital made of a thin iron plate of the same degree is provided. A plurality of attachment pieces 14 for the housing are provided at intervals in the circumferential direction at the lower end of the spiral tube 12 and the upper end of the capital-forming discarding frame portion 13. The spiral tube 12 serving as the scraping frame portion for forming the shaft portion of the bundle pillar 4 and the discarding frame portion 13 for forming the capital may be connected and integrated with each other. The spiral tube 12 is slidably inserted into a hole formed in the center of the bottom plate portion of the portion 13 so that the total length of the discard frame 7 can be finely adjusted according to the floor height.

次に、束柱4の築造手順の一例を図面に基づいて説明する。先ず、図7に示すように、3階の床スラブFにコア孔aを穿設した後、コア孔aの下方に束柱用の捨型枠7を、2階の補強コンクリート床6から上方に突出したつなぎ鉄筋9が捨型枠7の下端開口に挿入された状態に建て込み、コンクリート釘等の止め具11で固定する。キャピタル成形用の捨型枠部分13は、スパイラル管12に対して適当な位置まで下げておく。 Next, an example of the construction procedure of the bundle pillar 4 will be described based on the drawings. First, as shown in FIG. 7, after drilling a core hole a on the third floor of the floor slab F 3, the捨型frame 7 for Tababashira below the core hole a, the second floor of reinforced concrete floor 6 The connecting rebar 9 protruding upward is built in a state where it is inserted into the lower end opening of the discard frame 7 and fixed with a stopper 11 such as a concrete nail. The scraping frame portion 13 for forming the capital is lowered to an appropriate position with respect to the spiral tube 12.

尚、図4、図7に示した例では、補強コンクリート床6のコンクリート打設前につなぎ鉄筋9を配筋しているが、補強コンクリート床6から上方に突出させるつなぎ鉄筋9としては、補強コンクリート床6の造成後、その上面をドリルで穿孔して、つなぎ鉄筋9を打ち込む所謂後打ちアンカーの形式としてもよい(後述する図11、図12の例においても同様である)。   In the examples shown in FIGS. 4 and 7, the connecting reinforcing bars 9 are arranged before placing the concrete on the reinforced concrete floor 6. However, as the connecting reinforcing bars 9 that protrude upward from the reinforced concrete floor 6, reinforcement After the concrete floor 6 is formed, the upper surface of the concrete floor 6 may be drilled to form a so-called post-placed anchor in which the connecting rebar 9 is driven (the same applies to the examples of FIGS. 11 and 12 described later).

しかる後、図8に示すように、捨型枠部分13の内部にキャピタル補強鉄筋10を配筋した状態で、捨型枠部分13をスパイラル管12に対して上方へスライドさせ、3階の床スラブFの下面にコンクリート釘等の止め具11で固定する。 Thereafter, as shown in FIG. 8, with the capital reinforcing reinforcing bars 10 arranged inside the discarded frame portion 13, the discarded frame portion 13 is slid upward with respect to the spiral tube 12, and the floor on the third floor the lower surface of the slab F 3 fixed with stopper 11, such as concrete nails.

次いで、図9に示すように、つなぎ鉄筋9をコア孔aの上方から差し込み、キャピタル補強鉄筋10で支持させる。   Next, as shown in FIG. 9, the connecting reinforcing bar 9 is inserted from above the core hole a and supported by the capital reinforcing reinforcing bar 10.

この状態で、図10に示すように、コア孔aら捨型枠7内にセメント系固結性流動物8を打設して、一層分の束柱4を築造する。以下、同じ手順を繰り返して、図1に示したように、最上階の屋根スラブ(屋上の床スラブR)まで、又は、図2に示したように、最上階の床スラブFまで、垂直方向に連続させて、束柱4を築造し、しかる後、解体重機Aを最上階に揚重して解体作業を開始することになる。 In this state, as shown in FIG. 10, a cement-based caustic fluid 8 is cast into the scraping frame 7 from the core hole a, and the bundle pillar 4 for one layer is built. Hereinafter, by repeating the same procedure, as shown in FIG. 1, to the top floor of the roof slab (roof floor slab R), or, as shown in FIG. 2, until the top floor of the floor slab F 8, vertical The bundle pillars 4 are constructed in a continuous manner, and then the dismantling machine A is lifted to the top floor and the dismantling work is started.

図示しないが、図8に示す状態で、コア孔aから捨型枠7内にセメント系固結性流動物8を打設し、しかる後、当該セメント系固結性流動物8が未だ固まらない適当な時点で、つなぎ鉄筋9をコア孔a上方から挿入してもよい。   Although not shown, in the state shown in FIG. 8, the cement-based caking fluid 8 is cast from the core hole a into the discard frame 7, and then the cement-based caking fluid 8 is not yet solidified. The connecting reinforcing bar 9 may be inserted from above the core hole a at an appropriate time.

セメント系固結性流動物8としては、コンクリート(生コンクリート)であってもよいが、この実施形態では、コストを低減するために、コンクリートの代わりに高規格流動化処理土を使用している。   The cement-based caking fluid 8 may be concrete (fresh concrete), but in this embodiment, in order to reduce costs, high-standard fluidized soil is used instead of concrete. .

高規格流動化処理土とは、建設発生土とセメントと水と細骨材と粗骨材とから調製され、あるいは、これらに混和剤(高性能AE減水剤)を加えて調製されたもので、コンクリートと同程度の圧縮強度(例えば、28日強度が18〜24N/mm程度)を有する。具体的には、建設発生土に水を加えた泥水をスクリーニングした解泥土に、他の材料を混練して調整されるものであり、セメントとしては、例えば、高炉セメントB種などが使用される。細骨材としては、例えば、生コンクリート用に粒度調整する前の川砂、溶融高炉スラグに加圧水を噴射し、急速に冷却して得られる砂状スラグなどが使用される。粗骨材としては、例えば、電気炉酸化スラグ、高炉スラグ砕石などが使用される。 High-standard fluidized soil is prepared from construction-generated soil, cement, water, fine aggregate, and coarse aggregate, or by adding an admixture (high performance AE water reducing agent) to these. , Compressive strength comparable to concrete (for example, 28-day strength is about 18 to 24 N / mm 2 ). Specifically, the material is adjusted by kneading other materials into the demolition soil obtained by screening muddy water obtained by adding water to the construction generated soil, and as the cement, for example, blast furnace cement type B is used. . As the fine aggregate, for example, river sand before grain size adjustment for ready-mixed concrete, sandy slag obtained by spraying pressurized water onto molten blast furnace slag and rapidly cooling it are used. As the coarse aggregate, for example, electric furnace oxidation slag, blast furnace slag crushed stone and the like are used.

高規格流動化処理土は、コンクリートに比して遥かに安価であり、流動化処理が施されているのでポンプ圧送が可能で施工性が良く、しかも、85%程度がリサイクル材料で出来ているので地球環境に優しい等々、多くの長所を有するところから、非構造体および仮設的使用コンクリートの代替品として、既に多くの使用実績がある。図示の実施形態では、このような多くの長所を持つ高規格流動化処理土の現場打ちにより、前記束柱4を構成しているのである。前記補強コンクリート床6には、コンクリートが使用されているが、この部分にも高規格流動化処理土を使用することによって、一層の低コスト化が可能である。   High-standard fluidized soil is much cheaper than concrete and fluidized so that it can be pumped, has good workability, and about 85% is made of recycled materials. Since it has many advantages such as being friendly to the global environment, it has already been used as a substitute for non-structural and temporary use concrete. In the illustrated embodiment, the bundle pillars 4 are formed by in-situ high-grade fluidized soil having such many advantages. Concrete is used for the reinforced concrete floor 6, but the cost can be further reduced by using high-standard fluidized soil for this part as well.

上記の構成によれば、解体重機Aを最上階に揚重し、上階から下階へと順次解体して行くに当り、解体重機Aが作業する階から下の床スラブをセメント系固結性流動物8の現場打ちによる束柱4で支持し、上階から下階へと順次、束柱4ごと解体して行くので、鋼製強力サポートの設置・盛り替えの手間がなく、重量物である強力サポートを回収して、人力で仮設開口や階段から下層へと盛り替えていくといった危険な重作業がなくなり、1フロア当りの面積が大きい建物であっても、解体重機直近での相伴作業量が減少し、安全且つ迅速に解体できる。   According to the above configuration, when lifting the weight lifting machine A to the top floor and sequentially dismantling from the upper floor to the lower floor, the floor slabs below the floor on which the weight lifting machine A works are cemented. Because it is supported by bundled pillars 4 made by in-situ casting of sexual fluid 8 and the bundled pillars 4 are disassembled sequentially from the upper floor to the lower floor, there is no need to install and replace steel strong support, and heavy loads The heavy duty support is recovered, and the dangerous heavy work of moving from temporary openings and staircases to lower layers by human power is eliminated. Even in a building with a large area per floor, the companion in the immediate vicinity of the lifting machine The amount of work is reduced and it can be dismantled safely and quickly.

殊に、図示の実施形態では、捨型枠7にセメント系固結性流動物8を打設して束柱4を築造するので、脱型の手間が不要であるばかりでなく、さほど型枠としての強度を要求さ
れないので、解体重機Aで束柱4を解体する際、捨型枠7ごと容易に解体できることになる。しかも、捨型枠7として既製のダクト用スパイラル管12を用いるため、軽量で施工性が良く、セメント系固結性流動物8として、コンクリートに比して安価な高規格流動化処理土を用いることと相まって低コストで実施できる。
In particular, in the embodiment shown in the drawing, the cemented solidified fluid 8 is cast on the scraping frame 7 to build the bundle pillars 4, so that not only the time and labor for removing the mold is required but also the mold frame. Therefore, when the bundle pillar 4 is disassembled by the disassembling machine A, the dismantling frame 7 can be easily disassembled. In addition, since the ready-made duct spiral pipe 12 is used as the scraping frame 7, a high-standard fluidized soil that is lightweight and has good workability and is cheaper than concrete is used as the cement-based caking fluid 8. This can be implemented at low cost.

また、セメント系固結性流動物8の現場打ちによる束柱4であるため、1フロア当りの面積が大きい建物を解体する場合のように、束柱4が数量的にかなり多くなっても、対応可能であり、しかも、頂部にキャピタル4aを設けた束柱4であるから、束柱4の軸部径の割に床スラブのパンチング(せん断破壊)に対する抵抗力が大きくなり、床スラブを支持する間隔(束柱の間隔)を広く設定して、束柱4の本数を可及的に抑えることができ、従って、資材調達に苦慮しないで済む。   In addition, since the cement-based caking fluid 8 is a bundled column 4 that is cast on-site, even when the number of the bundled columns 4 is considerably large as in the case of dismantling a building having a large area per floor, Because it is a bundle column 4 with a capital 4a at the top, the resistance against punching (shear failure) of the floor slab is increased for the shaft diameter of the bundle column 4, and the floor slab is supported. It is possible to suppress the number of bundle pillars 4 as much as possible by setting a wide interval (interval between bundle pillars), and therefore, it is not necessary to procure material procurement.

束柱4は、1階の床スラブFから最上階の床スラブF又は屋根スラブ(屋上の床スラブR)まで築造してもよいが、図示の実施形態では、2階の床スラブF上面に、建物1の既存躯体フレームに力を伝えるための補強コンクリート床6を築造し、当該補強コン
クリート床6から最上階の床スラブF又は屋根スラブ(屋上の床スラブR)までセメント系固結性流動物8の現場打ちによる束柱4を築造するので、1階に解体ガラを搬出する車輌Bの動線を確保でき、建物1の外周に解体ガラを荷下ろしするスペースがない場合でも、廃材搬出に支障を来たすことがない。
The column 4 may be constructed from the first floor slab F 1 to the top floor slab F 8 or roof slab (roof floor slab R), but in the illustrated embodiment, the second floor slab F 2. A reinforced concrete floor 6 is constructed on the upper surface to transmit force to the existing frame of the building 1 and cemented from the reinforced concrete floor 6 to the top floor slab F 8 or roof slab (roof floor slab R). When the bundling pillar 4 is built by on-site casting of the caking fluid 8, the flow line of the vehicle B carrying out the dismantling glass can be secured on the first floor, and there is no space for unloading the dismantling glass on the outer periphery of the building 1 However, it does not interfere with the removal of waste materials.

また、上階の床スラブにコア孔aを穿設した後、コア孔aの下方に束柱用の捨型枠7を建て込み、上階の床スラブから前記コア孔aを介して前記捨型枠7内にセメント系固結性流動物8を打設して束柱4を築造するので、捨型枠7の側面に打設口を設ける場合に比して打設作業が容易であり、しかも、床スラブ上下の束柱4,4をコア孔a内に打設されたセメント系固結性流動物8で一体に連結して、束柱4にかかる軸力を確実に上階から下階へと伝達できる。   In addition, after the core hole a is drilled in the upper floor slab, a bunch column frame 7 is built below the core hole a, and the discarded floor 7 is disposed from the upper floor slab through the core hole a. Since the cement-based caking fluid 8 is placed in the mold 7 to build the bundle pillars 4, the placing work is easier than in the case where a casting port is provided on the side surface of the discard frame 7. In addition, the bundle pillars 4 and 4 above and below the floor slab are integrally connected with a cement-based caking fluid 8 placed in the core hole a, so that the axial force applied to the bundle pillar 4 can be reliably transmitted from the upper floor. Can communicate to the lower floor.

図1〜図10に示した実施形態では、頂部にキャピタル4aを有する束柱4を築造したが、既存建物1の床強度と束柱の間隔によっては、キャピタル無しの束柱としてもよい。この場合、図11に示すように、捨型枠7に用いるスパイラル管12を、階高よりも若干短くし、スパイラル管12の上端側にスライド自在に嵌合させた円筒状の取付金物15を床スラブの下面にコンクリート釘等の止め具11で固定するようにすることが望ましい。このように構成すれば、取付金物15のスライドにより階高に応じて捨型枠7の全長を微調整でき、先行して施工されたつなぎ鉄筋9が床面から突出していてもスパイラル管12の建て込みを容易に行えるからである。   In the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 10, the bundle pillar 4 having the capital 4 a at the top is constructed, but depending on the floor strength of the existing building 1 and the interval between the bundle pillars, a bundle pillar without capital may be used. In this case, as shown in FIG. 11, a cylindrical mounting metal 15 in which the spiral tube 12 used for the discard frame 7 is slightly shorter than the floor height and is slidably fitted to the upper end side of the spiral tube 12 is provided. It is desirable to fix to the lower surface of the floor slab with a stopper 11 such as a concrete nail. If comprised in this way, the full length of the discard frame 7 can be finely adjusted according to the floor height by the slide of the mounting hardware 15, and even if the connecting rebar 9 constructed in advance protrudes from the floor surface, the spiral tube 12 This is because it can be built easily.

尚、コア孔aに挿入されるつなぎ鉄筋9は、図示のように、床スラブ上に設置した仮設のスペーサー16によって仮支持した状態で、捨型枠7にセメント系固結性流動物を打設してもよく、捨型枠7にセメント系固結性流動物を打設した後、当該セメント系固結性流動物が未だ固まらない適当な時点で、つなぎ鉄筋9をコア孔a上方から挿入してもよい。   As shown in the figure, the connecting rebar 9 inserted into the core hole a is temporarily supported by a temporary spacer 16 installed on the floor slab, and a cement-based caking fluid is applied to the disposal frame 7. After placing the cement-based caking fluid in the scrapping frame 7, the connecting rebar 9 is inserted from above the core hole a at an appropriate time when the cement-based caking fluid is not yet solidified. It may be inserted.

図12は、他の実施形態を示し、捨型枠7としてボイドチューブ(円筒形の厚紙製品)17を使用した点に特徴がある。この構成によれば、捨型枠7が軽量且つ安価であり、施工性の向上とコスト低減が可能である。ボイドチューブ17の下端部は、床面にコンクリート釘等の止め具11で固定した円筒状の取付金物15に差し込んで支持させてあり、ボイドチューブ17の上端部は、上階の床スラブ下面に固定したキャピタル成形用の捨型枠部分13の底板部下面に連設された円筒部13aにスライド自在に挿入して支持させてある。その他の構成、束柱の築造手順、解体方法は、図1〜図11の実施形態と同じであるため、説明を省略する。   FIG. 12 shows another embodiment, which is characterized in that a void tube (cylindrical cardboard product) 17 is used as the discard frame 7. According to this configuration, the discard frame 7 is light and inexpensive, and the workability can be improved and the cost can be reduced. The lower end portion of the void tube 17 is inserted into and supported by a cylindrical attachment 15 fixed to the floor surface with a stopper 11 such as a concrete nail, and the upper end portion of the void tube 17 is placed on the lower surface of the floor slab on the upper floor. It is slidably inserted into and supported by a cylindrical portion 13a connected to the lower surface of the bottom plate portion of the fixed capital forming scraping frame portion 13. The other configuration, the building column construction procedure, and the disassembly method are the same as those in the embodiment of FIGS.

以上、本発明を図示の実施形態に基づいて説明したが、本発明は図示の実施形態だけに限定されるものではなく、例えば、2階と3階に補強コンクリート床6を築造したり、3階に補強コンクリート床6を築造して、これらの補強コンクリート床6から最上階の床スラブF又は屋根スラブ(屋上の床スラブR)まで束柱4を築造するなど、本発明の要旨を逸脱しない範囲において、種々なる態様で実施し得ることは勿論である。 As described above, the present invention has been described based on the illustrated embodiment. However, the present invention is not limited to the illustrated embodiment. For example, the reinforced concrete floor 6 is constructed on the second floor and the third floor. The reinforced concrete floor 6 is constructed on the floor, and the bundle pillar 4 is constructed from these reinforced concrete floor 6 to the floor slab F 8 or the roof slab (the roof slab R) on the top floor. Needless to say, the present invention can be carried out in various modes within a range not to be performed.

本発明に係る建物の解体方法を例示する概略縦断側面図である。It is a schematic vertical side view which illustrates the building demolition method which concerns on this invention. 本発明に係る建物の解体方法を例示する概略縦断側面図である。It is a schematic vertical side view which illustrates the building demolition method which concerns on this invention. 5階まで解体が進んだ状態を示す概略縦断側面図である。It is a schematic longitudinal side view which shows the state which the dismantling progressed to the 5th floor. 束柱が築造された状態を示す2階における要部の縦断側面図である。It is a vertical side view of the principal part in the 2nd floor which shows the state in which the bundle pillar was built. 束柱が築造された状態を示す基準階における要部の縦断側面図である。It is a vertical side view of the principal part in the standard floor which shows the state in which the bundle pillar was built. 捨型枠の斜視図である。It is a perspective view of a discard mold. 束柱の築造手順を説明する要部の縦断側面図である。It is a vertical side view of the principal part explaining the construction procedure of a bundle pillar. 束柱の築造手順を説明する要部の縦断側面図である。It is a vertical side view of the principal part explaining the construction procedure of a bundle pillar. 束柱の築造手順を説明する要部の縦断側面図である。It is a vertical side view of the principal part explaining the construction procedure of a bundle pillar. 束柱の築造手順を説明する要部の縦断側面図である。It is a vertical side view of the principal part explaining the construction procedure of a bundle pillar. 他の実施形態を説明する要部の縦断側面図である。It is a vertical side view of the principal part explaining other embodiment. 他の実施形態を説明する要部の縦断側面図である。It is a vertical side view of the principal part explaining other embodiment.

1 建物
4 束柱
6 補強コンクリート床
8 セメント系流動物
A 解体重機
B 解体ガラ搬出車輌
〜F 床スラブ
R 屋上の床スラブ(屋根スラブ)
1 Building 4 Tababashira 6 reinforced concrete floor 8 cementitious fluids A dismantling heavy machine B demolition Gala unloaded vehicle F 1 to F 8 Floor slab R rooftop floor slab (roof slabs)

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既存の建物を最上階に搬入した解体重機により上階から下階へと順次解体して行くにあたり、既存の床スラブにセメント系固結性流動物の現場打ちによる束柱を築造して、床スラブの垂直方向の補強を行った後、解体重機を搬入し、上階から下階へと順次、束柱ごと解体して行くことを特徴とする建物の解体方法。   In order to dismantle the existing building from the upper floor to the lower floor in order by using the weight dismantling machine that has been transported to the top floor, the existing floor slabs are built with cast pillars of cement-based caking fluids that are cast in-situ. A method for demolishing a building, wherein after the slab is reinforced in the vertical direction, a dismantling machine is carried in, and the bundle pillars are disassembled sequentially from the upper floor to the lower floor. 請求項1に記載の建物の解体方法であって、中間階の床スラブ上面に、建物の既存躯体フレームに力を伝えるための補強コンクリート床を築造し、当該補強コンクリート床から最上階の床スラブまでセメント系固結性流動物の現場打ちによる束柱を築造して、床スラブの垂直方向の補強を行った後、解体重機を搬入し、上階から下階へと順次、束柱ごと解体して行くことを特徴とする建物の解体方法。   The building demolition method according to claim 1, wherein a reinforced concrete floor for transmitting force to the existing frame of the building is constructed on the upper surface of the floor slab of the intermediate floor, and the floor slab of the uppermost floor is formed from the reinforced concrete floor. After constructing a bunch of cement-based caking fluids in-situ and reinforcing the floor slab in the vertical direction, carry in the dismantling machine and disassemble the bunk columns in sequence from the upper floor to the lower floor. A method of demolishing a building, characterized by 請求項1又は2に記載の建物の解体方法であって、上階の床スラブにコア孔を穿設した後、コア孔の下方に束柱用の捨型枠を建て込み、上階の床スラブから前記コア孔を介して前記捨型枠内にセメント系固結性流動物を打設して束柱を築造することを特徴とする建物の解体方法。   3. The method for demolishing a building according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a core hole is drilled in a floor slab on an upper floor, and then a floor frame for a bundle pillar is built below the core hole, and a floor on the upper floor is built. A method for demolishing a building, wherein a bundle column is constructed by placing a cement-based caking fluid from a slab through the core hole into the scraping frame. 請求項1〜3の何れかに記載の建物の解体方法であって、セメント系固結性流動物として高規格流動化処理土を用いることを特徴とする建物の解体方法。   The building demolition method according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a high-standard fluidized soil is used as the cement-based caking fluid. 請求項1〜4の何れかに記載の建物の解体方法であって、頂部にキャピタルを設けた束柱を築造することを特徴とする建物の解体方法。   The building dismantling method according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a building pillar having a capital provided at the top is built. 請求項に記載の建物の解体方法であって、捨型枠としてダクト用スパイラル管を用いることを特徴とする建物の解体方法。 The building demolition method according to claim 3 , wherein a duct spiral pipe is used as a discard frame. 請求項に記載の建物の解体方法であって、捨型枠としてボイドチューブを用いることを特徴とする建物の解体方法。 The building demolition method according to claim 3 , wherein a void tube is used as a discarding frame.
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