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Publication number
JPS6227668B2
JPS6227668B2 JP2718180A JP2718180A JPS6227668B2 JP S6227668 B2 JPS6227668 B2 JP S6227668B2 JP 2718180 A JP2718180 A JP 2718180A JP 2718180 A JP2718180 A JP 2718180A JP S6227668 B2 JPS6227668 B2 JP S6227668B2
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Prior art keywords
film
insulation
heat insulating
insulating material
water vapor
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JP2718180A
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JPS56121759A (en
Inventor
Takaaki Kato
Yoshitaka Sato
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Kanegafuchi Chemical Industry Co Ltd
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Kanegafuchi Chemical Industry Co Ltd
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Priority to JP2718180A priority Critical patent/JPS56121759A/en
Publication of JPS56121759A publication Critical patent/JPS56121759A/en
Publication of JPS6227668B2 publication Critical patent/JPS6227668B2/ja
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【発明の詳細な説明】[Detailed description of the invention]

本発明は、屋上外断熱防水工法における断熱材
に関し更に詳しくは経年により断熱材中に水分蓄
積がなされ断熱性能の低下がないように断熱材に
水蒸気透過率の低いフイルムと高いフイルムとを
外装した屋上外断熱防水用断熱材に関する。 従来、屋上の外断熱防水工法における押え工法
は第1図に示す如くコンクリート10表面に防水
層11を設けその上に断熱材12を配して上から
押え層13を設けた構造に係るために、降雨後に
おいては断熱材12が水中に浸つていることから
該断熱材12内に水分蓄積がなされたり又は防水
層11上に水分滞溜が発生し、室温と外気温の温
度差が著しく大きいときに断熱材12内部に結露
し水分蓄積がなされ、これが原因して断熱材12
の断熱性能の維持ができなく低下することがよく
ある。推定によれば10年間の使用により約20%の
断熱性能の低下があるといわれている。 本発明者は、従来のこれらの問題に鑑み断熱性
能の低下しない断熱材を開発し提供せんとするも
のであつて、断熱材を水蒸気透過率の低いフイル
ムと水は通さないが水蒸気は通しやすいフイルム
とで外装・密閉してなることにより前記問題点を
解決した。 本発明の詳細を図示した一実施例に基づき説明
すると、第2図は本発明に係る断熱材Aの斜視図
で第3図は第2図の断熱材Aを施工した状態の横
断面図であつて、断熱材(実施例では発泡プラス
チツク板)1を適宜の形状(例えば矩形)に製作
し、これを熱溶着可能なフイルム2,3で外装
し、周端4を熱溶着してフイルム2,3中に断熱
材1を内装する。フイルム2は、屋上の防水層5
側に位置するように配し、水蒸気透過率が低いフ
イルム、例えば透湿抵抗が少くとも断熱材の10倍
以上大きいフイルムを用いるものであり、このフ
イルムとしてはポリエチレンフイルム、ポリプロ
ピレンフイルム、各種アルミ蒸着フイルム、アル
ミ箔等の単体又は複層体等を使用することがで
き、フイルム3は、押え層6側に位置するように
配し、断熱材1と同じか又はそれよりも低い透湿
抵抗をもつフイルム即ち水は通さないが水蒸気は
通しやすい性質をもつフイルムで、ポリスチレン
フイルム、ナイロンフイルム、ウレタンフイルム
等の単体又は複層体等の使用を考慮する。 しかして、本断熱材をコンクリート7上に設け
た防水層5上に水蒸気透過率の低いフイルム2面
を配して設置し、水は通さないが水蒸気は通しや
すい上面フイルム3上に押え層(例えばコンクリ
ート)6を配することによつて、降雨後、水が防
水層2上に滞溜しても防水層2に面した断熱材1
表面には水蒸気透過率の低いフイルム2を配して
なるから、たとえ室内側と外気側で著しく大きな
温度差が発生しても防水層2上の水が原因して断
熱材1中に内部結露を発生させることがなく、ひ
いては断熱材1中への水分蓄積が防止され断熱性
能の低下をなくすことができるうえに、降雨時の
雨水は、断熱材1にフイルム2,3を外装、密閉
してなるから断熱材1へ含浸して水分蓄積の原因
となることがない。 又、水蒸気透過率の低いフイルムを防水層5側
に、水は通さないが水蒸気は通しやすいフイルム
3を押え層6側に配したことから断熱材1内部に
おいてはグラフに示す如く内部結露の発生が困難
になり経年により断熱材内部への水分蓄積が少く
断熱性能の低下が防止できる。なお、水蒸気透過
率の低いフイルムとしてアルミ蒸着フイルムを用
いたときには、水蒸気遮断効果ばかりでなく熱の
輻射効果により断熱性能を向上させることができ
る。 次に従来例の断熱材と本発明の断熱材とが第1
図の構成体においてどのような結露状態になるか
を以下の各条件下で見てみたところ第4図、第5
図のとおりであつた。 その1 断熱材として押出発泡スチレンを用いた
場合 温湿度条件
The present invention relates to a heat insulating material used in an outdoor rooftop insulation and waterproofing method, and more specifically, the present invention relates to a heat insulating material used in an outdoor rooftop insulation and waterproofing method, and more specifically, the present invention covers the heat insulating material with a film having a low water vapor permeability and a film having a high water vapor permeability. Concerning insulation materials for outdoor rooftop insulation and waterproofing. Conventionally, the holding method in the external insulation and waterproofing method for rooftops involves a structure in which a waterproof layer 11 is provided on the surface of concrete 10, a heat insulating material 12 is placed on top of the waterproof layer 11, and a holding layer 13 is provided from above. After rain, the insulation material 12 is immersed in water, so moisture accumulates within the insulation material 12 or on the waterproof layer 11, resulting in a significantly large temperature difference between the room temperature and the outside temperature. Sometimes, moisture condenses and accumulates inside the insulation material 12, which causes the insulation material 12 to
Often, the insulation performance cannot be maintained and deteriorates. It is estimated that the insulation performance will decrease by about 20% after 10 years of use. In view of these conventional problems, the inventor of the present invention aims to develop and provide a heat insulating material that does not deteriorate its heat insulation performance. The above problem was solved by packaging and sealing with a film. To explain the details of the present invention based on an illustrated embodiment, Fig. 2 is a perspective view of the heat insulating material A according to the present invention, and Fig. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the heat insulating material A shown in Fig. 2 after being installed. First, a heat insulating material (foamed plastic board in the example) 1 is manufactured into an appropriate shape (for example, rectangular), and is covered with heat-weldable films 2 and 3, and the peripheral edge 4 is heat-welded to form the film 2. , 3, the heat insulating material 1 is installed inside. Film 2 is the waterproof layer 5 on the roof.
A film with a low water vapor permeability, such as a film with a moisture permeation resistance at least 10 times greater than that of the heat insulating material, is used.This film includes polyethylene film, polypropylene film, and various aluminum vapor-deposited films. Single or multi-layered films, aluminum foil, etc. can be used, and the film 3 is arranged so as to be located on the pressing layer 6 side, and has a moisture permeability resistance equal to or lower than that of the heat insulating material 1. This is a film that does not allow water to pass through, but allows water vapor to pass through easily, and consideration should be given to using polystyrene film, nylon film, urethane film, etc. alone or in combination. Therefore, this heat insulating material is installed by arranging two films with low water vapor permeability on the waterproof layer 5 provided on the concrete 7, and placing a holding layer ( For example, by arranging the insulation material 1 facing the waterproof layer 2, even if water accumulates on the waterproof layer 2 after rain.
Since the film 2 with low water vapor permeability is placed on the surface, even if there is a significantly large temperature difference between the indoor side and the outside air side, internal condensation will not occur inside the insulation material 1 due to water on the waterproof layer 2. In addition, moisture accumulation in the insulation material 1 can be prevented and deterioration of insulation performance can be eliminated. Since it is made of silica, it does not impregnate into the heat insulating material 1 and cause moisture accumulation. In addition, since a film with low water vapor permeability is placed on the waterproof layer 5 side, and a film 3 that does not allow water to pass through but allows water vapor to pass through is placed on the presser layer 6 side, internal condensation occurs inside the insulation material 1 as shown in the graph. As it ages, it becomes difficult to accumulate moisture inside the insulation material, which prevents a decline in insulation performance. Note that when an aluminum vapor-deposited film is used as a film with a low water vapor permeability, the heat insulation performance can be improved not only by the water vapor blocking effect but also by the heat radiating effect. Next, the conventional heat insulating material and the inventive heat insulating material were
When we looked at the state of dew condensation that occurs in the structure shown in the figure under the following conditions, Figures 4 and 5
It was as shown in the diagram. Part 1: Temperature and humidity conditions when extruded styrene foam is used as insulation material

【表】 計算に使用した数値【table】 Numbers used in calculations

【表】 この結果は、第4図のグラフのとおりであ
り、図中結露発生範囲が打点個所としてあら
われ、断熱材中に内部結露が発生しうること
を示している。 その2 断熱材として本発明の断熱材を用いた場
合 温湿度条件はその1と同じ 計算に使用した数値
[Table] The results are as shown in the graph of FIG. 4, and the range where condensation occurs appears as dotted areas in the figure, indicating that internal condensation may occur in the heat insulating material. Part 2 When using the insulation material of the present invention as a heat insulation material Temperature and humidity conditions are the same as Part 1 Values used for calculation

【表】【table】

【表】 この結果は第5図のグラフのとおりであ
り、図中結露発生範囲がみられず本発明断熱
材中に内部結露の発生がないことを示してい
る。 なお、第4図、第5図中において、aは外面空
気、bは押えコンクリート、cは押出発泡スチレ
ン板、dは温度勾配、eは飽和水蒸気圧線、fは
構成体の水蒸気圧線、gは結露発生範囲、hは本
発明断熱材(ナイロンフイルムとポリエチレンフ
イルムとの間に押出発泡スチレン板を内装したも
の)である。
[Table] The results are as shown in the graph of FIG. 5, and the range in which condensation occurs is not seen in the figure, indicating that no internal condensation occurs in the heat insulating material of the present invention. In addition, in FIGS. 4 and 5, a is the external air, b is the holding concrete, c is the extruded styrene foam plate, d is the temperature gradient, e is the saturated water vapor pressure line, f is the water vapor pressure line of the structure, g is the range where condensation occurs, and h is the heat insulating material of the present invention (an extruded styrene foam plate is interposed between the nylon film and the polyethylene film).

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は従来の屋上外断熱施工例断面図、第2
図は本発明の屋上外断熱防水用断熱材の斜視図、
第3図は本発明の断熱材を施工した状態の横断面
図、第4図は従来例における飽和水蒸気圧線と構
成体の水蒸気圧線から結露発生範囲をあらわした
グラフ、第5図は本発明における飽和水蒸気圧線
と構成体の水蒸気圧線との関係を示したグラフで
ある。 1……断熱材、2,3……フイルム、4……周
端、5……防水層、6……押え層、7……コンク
リート、10……コンクリート、11……防水
層、12……断熱材、13……押え層。
Figure 1 is a sectional view of a conventional rooftop insulation construction example, Figure 2
The figure is a perspective view of the insulation material for outdoor rooftop insulation and waterproofing of the present invention.
Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view of the heat insulating material of the present invention installed, Figure 4 is a graph showing the range of condensation based on the saturated water vapor pressure line and the water vapor pressure line of the structure in the conventional example, and Figure 5 is a graph of the present invention. It is a graph showing the relationship between a saturated water vapor pressure line and a water vapor pressure line of a constituent body in the invention. 1... Insulating material, 2, 3... Film, 4... Peripheral edge, 5... Waterproof layer, 6... Pressing layer, 7... Concrete, 10... Concrete, 11... Waterproof layer, 12... Insulation material, 13...pressing layer.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1 断熱材の片面に水蒸気透過率の低いフイルム
を配し他面に水は通さないが水蒸気は通しやすい
フイルムを配して断熱材を包み断熱材各側面を熱
溶着してなる屋上外断熱防水用断熱材。 2 水蒸気透過率の低いフイルムを室内側の断熱
材側面に配してなるものを利用してなる特許請求
の範囲第1項記載の屋上外断熱防水用断熱材。
[Scope of Claims] 1. A film with low water vapor permeability is placed on one side of the heat insulating material, and a film that does not allow water to pass through but allows water vapor to pass through is placed on the other side, and the heat insulating material is wrapped by heat welding each side of the heat insulating material. Insulation material for outdoor rooftop insulation and waterproofing. 2. The insulation material for outdoor insulation and waterproofing according to claim 1, which is formed by disposing a film with low water vapor permeability on the side surface of the insulation material on the indoor side.
JP2718180A 1980-03-03 1980-03-03 Heat insulating material for housetop outside heat insulating waterproofing Granted JPS56121759A (en)

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JP2718180A JPS56121759A (en) 1980-03-03 1980-03-03 Heat insulating material for housetop outside heat insulating waterproofing

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Application Number Priority Date Filing Date Title
JP2718180A JPS56121759A (en) 1980-03-03 1980-03-03 Heat insulating material for housetop outside heat insulating waterproofing

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JPS56121759A JPS56121759A (en) 1981-09-24
JPS6227668B2 true JPS6227668B2 (en) 1987-06-16

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JPS6068205U (en) * 1983-10-17 1985-05-15 積水ハウス株式会社 Moisture-proof structure of architectural panels
JPS6170026U (en) * 1984-10-12 1986-05-13

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