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JPH0216263B2
JPH0216263B2 JP58043451A JP4345183A JPH0216263B2 JP H0216263 B2 JPH0216263 B2 JP H0216263B2 JP 58043451 A JP58043451 A JP 58043451A JP 4345183 A JP4345183 A JP 4345183A JP H0216263 B2 JPH0216263 B2 JP H0216263B2
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Mamoru Oota
Hiroshi Himeno
Kunihiko Tsubochi
Tamotsu Akasaka
Kazuo Seto
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Panasonic Electric Works Co Ltd
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【発明の詳細な説明】[Detailed description of the invention]

〔技術分野〕 この発明は、すぐれた物性を有する建築パネル
に関する。 〔背景技術〕 主に鉄骨造りを対象としたプレハブ用建築パネ
ルにおいて、軽量化を目的としたものに、現在、
ALC(Autoclaved Light Concrete)製品と、軽
量骨材系コンクリート製品とがある。ALC製品
は、我国で現在、鉄骨造ビル、店舗、住宅等に最
も広く使用されている部材であり、軽量、断熱
性、耐火性等総合的に優れた特性を有している
が、反面、吸水率が大きい(60〜70wt%)、耐凍
害性等の耐久性が充分でない、表面強度が弱く欠
け、へこみに弱いといつた欠点も併せ持つ。軽量
骨材系コンクリート製品に用いられている軽量骨
材は、構造用軽量骨材と断熱用軽量骨材とに大別
される。構造用軽量骨材とは、頁岩、フライアツ
シユ、粘土等を主にロータリーキルンで焼成して
得られる人工軽量骨材もしくは天然火山れき等で
あり、断熱用軽量骨材とは、膨張真珠岩、膨張黒
曜石、膨張松脂岩、膨張ひる石、合成樹脂発泡粒
子等である。軽量骨材系コンクリート製品も、用
いられている軽量骨材の種類によつてさまざまで
あるが、長所、短所がある。たとえば、人工軽量
骨材系のコンクリート製品は、骨材が比較的重
く、硬質であるため、混練、成形による骨材の破
損が無い。したがつて、強度、耐久性、耐水性は
良好である。そのため、構造用コンクリートとし
て適する。しかし、製品比重は最低限1.6程度迄
で軽量化に限度がある。その点を改善するべく、
特公昭53−7447号、特開昭52−140532号のごとく
気泡剤を併用することがある。これによつても、
比重は高々1.2前後に下るだけで、しかも気泡剤
混入のための注製品に限られる。また、特開昭53
−80419号のごとく断熱用黒曜石パーライトを併
用する例もある。このものは、主成分が人工軽量
骨材であり、軽量化に限度がある。骨剤の性質
上、機械的外力のかかる成形を併用することが困
難である。火山れき系のコンクリート製品は、比
較的硬質かつ重質であるが、天然産のため一定品
質のものが得られ難い、比重に比べ吸水率が大で
耐久性が一般には不充分であるなどの問題があ
る。断熱用軽量骨材系のコンクリート製品は、非
常に軽量である。しかし、吸水大、強度弱く耐凍
害性不充分という欠点があるため、主として断熱
用途、屋外用等の過酷な条件では用いられない。
この欠点を改良する目的で、特開昭54−66518号
のごとくパーライト、ひる石コンクリートを高密
度モルタルで被覆する例がある。しかし、このも
のは、表面からの透水速度はかなり抑制される
が、長期的にみた耐久性で、不安がある。以上、
主だつた軽量骨材およびそれらを用いたコンクリ
ート製品についてそれぞれの長所、欠点をまとめ
ると、第1表のとおりである。表中、下線を付し
たものは、欠点である。
[Technical Field] This invention relates to architectural panels having excellent physical properties. [Background technology] Currently, prefabricated building panels aimed mainly at steel frame construction are being developed for the purpose of reducing weight.
There are ALC (Autoclaved Light Concrete) products and lightweight aggregate concrete products. ALC products are currently the most widely used components in steel-framed buildings, stores, houses, etc. in Japan, and have excellent overall properties such as light weight, heat insulation, and fire resistance. It also has the disadvantages of high water absorption (60 to 70 wt%), insufficient durability such as frost resistance, poor surface strength, and dent resistance. Lightweight aggregates used in lightweight aggregate-based concrete products are broadly classified into structural lightweight aggregates and heat insulation lightweight aggregates. Structural lightweight aggregates are artificial lightweight aggregates obtained by firing shale, flyash, clay, etc. in a rotary kiln, or natural volcanic rubble, etc. Lightweight aggregates for insulation purposes include expanded nacre, expanded obsidian, etc. , expanded pine rock, expanded vermiculite, synthetic resin foam particles, etc. Lightweight aggregate-based concrete products also vary depending on the type of lightweight aggregate used, and have advantages and disadvantages. For example, in concrete products based on artificial lightweight aggregate, the aggregate is relatively heavy and hard, so there is no damage to the aggregate during kneading or shaping. Therefore, strength, durability, and water resistance are good. Therefore, it is suitable as structural concrete. However, the product specific gravity is at least 1.6, which limits the weight reduction. In order to improve this point,
A foaming agent may be used in combination as in Japanese Patent Publication No. 53-7447 and Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 52-140532. Even with this,
The specific gravity is only around 1.2 at most, and moreover, it is limited to injection products that contain foaming agents. Also, JP-A-53
There are also examples of using obsidian pearlite for insulation, such as No. 80419. The main component of this product is artificial lightweight aggregate, so there is a limit to how much weight it can reduce. Due to the nature of aggregate, it is difficult to use molding that requires external mechanical force. Concrete products made from volcanic rubble are relatively hard and heavy, but because they are naturally produced, it is difficult to obtain products of consistent quality, and their water absorption is high compared to their specific gravity, making them generally insufficiently durable. There's a problem. Lightweight aggregate-based concrete products for insulation are extremely lightweight. However, it has the disadvantages of high water absorption, low strength, and insufficient frost resistance, so it is not used mainly in harsh conditions such as insulation applications and outdoor applications.
In order to improve this drawback, there is an example of coating perlite and vermiculite concrete with high-density mortar, as in JP-A-54-66518. However, although this product considerably suppresses the rate of water permeation from the surface, there are concerns about its long-term durability. that's all,
Table 1 summarizes the advantages and disadvantages of the main lightweight aggregates and concrete products using them. In the table, the underlined items are defects.

〔発明の目的〕[Purpose of the invention]

上記従来の事情に鑑み、この発明は、つぎに列
記するごとき物性を持つセメントコンクリート系
建築パネルを提供することを目的とする。 1 吸水率が小さい 2 耐久性(耐凍害性)が優れる 3 軽量 4 高断熱性 5 耐火性 6 表面強度が強く、かけ、へこみが少ない 7 施工容易 換言すれば、セメントコンクリートを母材とし
てALC並の軽量化を実現することにより、吸水
率が大きい、耐久性に欠ける、強度が弱いと言つ
たALCの欠点を解消しようとするものである。 〔発明の開示〕 このような目的を達成するために、この発明に
かかる建築パネルは、セメントコンクリートから
なる建築パネルであつて、パネルの平面投影形状
が実質的に矩形であるとともに、パネルの内部
に、長さ方向および/または巾方向に沿つて端か
ら端まで連続する中空部を備えており、セメント
コンクリートは、みかけ比重が0.3〜1.2,24時間
後吸水率が40重量%以下で圧壊強度が2Kg以上の
軽量骨材を50〜95容量%含み、上記軽量骨材が、
粒径3mm以上25mm以下でみかけ比重0.34〜0.8の
粗骨材と、粒径5mm以下みかけ比重0.5〜1.2でか
つ前記粗骨材よりも粒径が小さく比重の大きい細
骨材とを組み合わせたものからなり、コンクリー
ト自体の比重が0.5〜1.2となるように設定されて
いることを特徴としている。以下にこれを詳しく
述べる。 この発明にかかる建築パネルは、軽量骨材を含
むセメントコンクリートからなる。 ここに、セメントとは、水硬性セメント一般を
指し、特に限定はしない。例えば、ポルトランド
セメント、各種混合ポルトランドセメント、高炉
水砕スラグ、アルミナセメント、石膏、オートク
レーブ養生によりトバモライト等の結晶性ケイ酸
カルシウムを生成するシリカ、石灰成分を含有す
るものなどがその例としてあげられる。ポルトラ
ンドセメントとスラグをスラグが両者合計の50重
量%以上となるように組合せて用いると、強度が
一層向上し、好ましい。 この発明において、軽量骨材は次のような物性
を持つものでなければならない。 a みかけ比重が0.3〜1.2であること。 これを超えると、軽量体としての軽量効果、
断熱性が不充分となり、これ未満では骨材強
度、吸水性、耐凍害性が不充分となる。 b 骨材の吸水24時間後の吸水率が40重量%以下
であること。 これを超えると製品の耐凍害性、吸水性が不
充分となる。 c 骨材の圧壊強度(単位骨材粒に静荷重をかけ
た場合の圧壊強度)が2Kg以上であること。 これ未満では混練、半乾式中空成形時に密充
に充填するとき、骨材の破壊や圧壊による体積
減少、強度低下などを起こし易い、満足な成形
体を得ることが困難である。 上記の物性を有するものであれば、種類に限定
はないと言えるが、つぎのようなものを用いるこ
とが好ましい。すなわち、シリカ、アルミナ等の
無機酸化物を主成分とするものを焼成、発泡して
得られる多孔質軽量骨材で、表面層がガラス質の
シエルで被覆されている概ね球状もしくはだ円状
のものである。 軽量骨材の配合量は、硬化後の軽量コンクリー
ト中に50〜95容量%となるように設定する。これ
を超えると、充分な強度の硬化体が得られにく
く、表面外観も悪くなる。これ未満になると軽量
効果が望み難いからである。 軽量骨材は、粒径3mm以上25mm以下でみかけ比
重0.3〜0.8の粗骨材と、粒径5mm以下みかけ比重
0.5〜1.2でかつ前記粗骨材よりも粒径が小さくみ
かけ比重が大きい細骨材とを組み合わせて用い
る。前記粗骨材は、粒径が大きく比重が小さいの
で、セメントコンクリート全体の比重を小さく、
すなわち建築パネルを軽くできる。前記細骨材
は、粒径が小さく比重が大きいので、強度が高
く、セメントコンクリートすなわち建築パネルの
強度を向上できる。これらの粗骨材と細骨材とを
適当な割合で組み合わせることによつて、セメン
トコンクリート全体の比重が前記範囲に収まるよ
うに設定する。 セメントが、ポルトランドセメントとスラグの
組合せのみもしくはこの組合せを主成分とし、必
要に応じ少量の石こうが添加されている場合は、
セメントコンクリート中に、エトリンガイト結晶
が、セメントの水和物粒子と、またはそれら同士
でからみ合つた状態で生成するため、セメントコ
ンクリートの強度が向上する。しかし、エトリン
ガイトは加熱乾燥によつて収縮し易く、また再水
和によつて膨張し易い。そのため、この系のセメ
ントコンクリートは寸法安定性の面で少し問題が
ある。この場合は、混練物中に比表面積(ブレー
ン値)が10000cm2/g以上(好ましくは20000cm2
g以上)の微粒無機フイラーを添加しておくと、
寸法安定性が改善去れる。微粒無機フイラーがセ
メント水和物粒子とエトリンガイト結晶とが互い
にからみ合つている間隙に入り込み、この間隙を
全部もしくは部分的に埋めて寸法変化を防ぐから
であると考えられる。このような微粒無機フイラ
ーとしては、炭酸カルシウム、シリカフラワー、
フライアツシユ、白土などが用いられる。ポンゾ
ラン反応を起こす微粒無機フイラーを用いると、
セメントとの結合が起きるため、硬化体の強度向
上にも寄与する。微粒無機フイラーは、混練物の
固型分基準で3〜30重量%添加することが好まし
い。これ未満では効果が弱く、これを超えると他
の物性に悪影響がでてくるからである。 要求される製品品質に応じて、ケイ砂等の重質
骨材や他の軽量骨材が許容される範囲で添加され
る。セメントコンクリートの製造において公知の
各種添加剤や混和剤(減水剤、AE剤、硬化促進
剤、防水剤など)が必要に応じ適宜加えられる。 必要に応じ防錆処理された鉄筋、金網、パイプ
等の補強材や、パルプ、ガラス繊維、カーボン繊
維、各種有機繊維(ポリプロピレン、ビニロン、
ポリ塩化ビニル、ポリエステルなど)、石綿、マ
イカ等の補強繊維が単独でもしくは併せて用いら
れる。 混練水は、セメントに対し25〜100重量%加え
られることが好ましい。もちろん、その量は、骨
材の種類や配合量によつて変るものであるが、上
記の範囲であれば、実質的にスランプ値0の、流
動性の少ない半乾式モルタルとなり、成形を好ま
しくするからである。上記の範囲未満では一般に
強度発現に不十分となり易く、これを超えると、
半乾式成形が困難となり、かつ強度、耐久性、耐
エフロレツセンス性などの物性が低下し易い。 好ましい配合例は、つぎのとおりである。 ポルトランドセメントとスラグを必須成分とす
るとともに全体のスラグの重量比率が50%以上の
無機バインダーが重量割合で30%から60%、比表
面積が10000cm2/g以上の無機フイラーが3%か
ら30%、嵩比重が1.2以下の発泡無機軽量骨材が
10%から70%の割合でそれぞれ配合され、これら
に水が前記無機バインダーに対する重量比率15%
から30%の割合で混合されていること。 所定の配合物を混練して得た混練物は、所定の
形に成形したのち、養生硬化させて、硬化体とす
る。 成形体の形状は、内部に中空部が存在するもの
であれば制限はない。しかし、正方形、長方形の
厚物板状体にするのが一般である。この板状体は
湾曲したり、山形に折れ曲がつたりしていること
がある。すなわち、平面投影形状が実質に矩形で
あればよい。この場合中空部は、長さ方向およ
び/または幅方向に沿つて端から端まで連続して
いるのがよい。板状体の向かい合う辺の側面に、
さね接合用の凹凸(凸条と溝など)が形成される
ことがある。中空率は5〜40%とすることが好ま
しく、また、中空部を囲む壁のもつとも薄い部分
でも厚みが10mm以上となつていることが好まし
い。最薄部厚みが10mm未満、中空率40%強である
と、耐衝撃性等の必要強度が得にくい。中空率5
%未満になると必要な軽量化が困難となる。半乾
式成形などで成形体を得るときには、機械力を用
い材料に振動、加圧、タツピング等を加えて密実
にする。そこで、このとき、必要要な中空部形状
を持つ中子を成形体内に入れ込んでおくと、中空
部が同時成形できる。この成形方法によれば、密
実は充填性が得られ、しかも骨材の破損がない。 中空部の設定は、単に軽量化のみならず、断熱
性、遮音性、換気性などの面で好ましい物性を付
与し、穀体となるコンクリートが軽量化されるこ
ととの組み合わせにより、ALC等の非常に軽量
なパネルと同等以上の軽量化を実現させる。中空
部の設定はまた、高度の耐久性(耐凍害性)、欠
けへこみに対する高い抵抗性を得るための必須条
件である。中空部を設けておくことにより、施工
に際し、この中空部を利用して電気配線、配管、
ケーブル等を容易に通すことが可能となり、パネ
ルの連結、下地への固定に利用することも可能と
なる。 以下に、実施例を比較例と併せて述べる。 第1表の配合で得た混練物を第1図のごとき形
状または第2図のごとき形状に成形した(中空率
は表のとおりである)。各成形体を養生硬化させ
て得た建築パネルにおける、軽量コンクリートの
物性とパネル自体の物性は、第1表に併せて示す
とおりであり、実施例はいずれも比較例に比しす
ぐれていた。 表中、形状1は第1図を、形状2は第2図をそ
れぞれ示す。図中、1は殻体である軽量コンクリ
ート、2は中空部、3は補強材(鉄筋である)、
4は雄ざね、5は雌ざねである。
In view of the above-mentioned conventional circumstances, an object of the present invention is to provide a cement-concrete building panel having the physical properties listed below. 1. Low water absorption 2. Excellent durability (freezing damage resistance) 3. Light weight 4. High insulation properties 5. Fire resistance 6. Strong surface strength, less chipping and denting 7. Easy construction In other words, using cement concrete as a base material, it is comparable to ALC. The aim is to eliminate the disadvantages of ALC, such as high water absorption, lack of durability, and low strength, by reducing the weight of ALC. [Disclosure of the Invention] In order to achieve such an object, a building panel according to the present invention is a building panel made of cement concrete, in which the planar projected shape of the panel is substantially rectangular, and the interior of the panel is substantially rectangular. Cement concrete has a hollow part that is continuous from end to end along the length direction and/or width direction, and the cement concrete has an apparent specific gravity of 0.3 to 1.2, a water absorption rate of 40% by weight or less after 24 hours, and a crushing strength. contains 50 to 95% by volume of lightweight aggregate of 2 kg or more, and the above lightweight aggregate is
A combination of coarse aggregate with a particle size of 3 mm or more and 25 mm or less and an apparent specific gravity of 0.34 to 0.8, and fine aggregate with a particle size of 5 mm or less and an apparent specific gravity of 0.5 to 1.2 and a smaller particle size and higher specific gravity than the coarse aggregate. It is characterized by the specific gravity of the concrete itself being set to be between 0.5 and 1.2. This will be explained in detail below. The building panel according to the invention is made of cement concrete containing lightweight aggregate. Here, the term "cement" refers to hydraulic cement in general, and is not particularly limited. Examples include Portland cement, various mixed Portland cements, granulated blast furnace slag, alumina cement, gypsum, and those containing silica and lime components that produce crystalline calcium silicate such as tobermorite when cured in an autoclave. It is preferable to use a combination of Portland cement and slag in such a way that the slag accounts for 50% or more of the total weight of both, as this further improves the strength. In this invention, the lightweight aggregate must have the following physical properties. a) The apparent specific gravity is 0.3 to 1.2. Beyond this, the lightweight effect as a lightweight body,
The heat insulation properties will be insufficient, and if it is less than this, the aggregate strength, water absorption, and frost damage resistance will be insufficient. b The water absorption rate of the aggregate after 24 hours of water absorption is 40% by weight or less. If it exceeds this, the product will have insufficient frost damage resistance and water absorption. c The crushing strength of the aggregate (the crushing strength when a static load is applied to a unit aggregate grain) is 2 kg or more. If it is less than this, when densely packed during kneading and semi-dry blow molding, it is difficult to obtain a satisfactory molded product because the aggregate tends to decrease in volume and strength due to destruction or crushing. Although there are no limitations on the type as long as it has the above-mentioned physical properties, it is preferable to use the following types. In other words, it is a porous lightweight aggregate obtained by firing and foaming materials whose main components are inorganic oxides such as silica and alumina. It is something. The amount of lightweight aggregate mixed is set so that it becomes 50 to 95% by volume in the lightweight concrete after hardening. If it exceeds this range, it will be difficult to obtain a cured product with sufficient strength, and the surface appearance will also deteriorate. This is because if it is less than this, it is difficult to expect a lightweight effect. Lightweight aggregates include coarse aggregate with a particle size of 3 mm or more and 25 mm or less and an apparent specific gravity of 0.3 to 0.8, and coarse aggregate with a particle size of 5 mm or less and an apparent specific gravity.
0.5 to 1.2 and is used in combination with fine aggregate, which has a smaller particle size and a larger apparent specific gravity than the coarse aggregate. The coarse aggregate has a large particle size and a low specific gravity, so it reduces the specific gravity of the entire cement concrete.
In other words, building panels can be made lighter. Since the fine aggregate has a small particle size and a high specific gravity, it has high strength and can improve the strength of cement concrete, that is, building panels. By combining these coarse aggregates and fine aggregates in an appropriate ratio, the specific gravity of the entire cement concrete is set to fall within the above range. If the cement is a combination of Portland cement and slag, or a combination thereof as the main component, with a small amount of gypsum added as necessary,
In cement concrete, ettringite crystals are generated in a state where they are entangled with cement hydrate particles or with each other, so that the strength of cement concrete is improved. However, ettringite tends to shrink when heated and dried, and expands when rehydrated. Therefore, this type of cement concrete has some problems in terms of dimensional stability. In this case, the kneaded material has a specific surface area (Blaine value) of 10,000 cm 2 /g or more (preferably 20,000 cm 2 / g).
If you add a fine inorganic filler (g or more),
Dimensional stability can be improved. This is believed to be because the fine inorganic filler enters into the gaps between the cement hydrate particles and the ettringite crystals and fills the gaps in whole or in part to prevent dimensional changes. Such fine inorganic fillers include calcium carbonate, silica flour,
Fly atsushi, white clay, etc. are used. When using a fine inorganic filler that causes a Ponzolan reaction,
Since it bonds with cement, it also contributes to improving the strength of the hardened product. The fine inorganic filler is preferably added in an amount of 3 to 30% by weight based on the solid content of the kneaded product. This is because if it is less than this, the effect will be weak, and if it exceeds this, other physical properties will be adversely affected. Depending on the required product quality, heavy aggregates such as silica sand and other lightweight aggregates may be added within acceptable limits. In the production of cement concrete, various known additives and admixtures (water reducing agents, AE agents, hardening accelerators, waterproofing agents, etc.) are added as necessary. Reinforcing materials such as reinforcing bars, wire mesh, and pipes are treated with anti-rust treatment as necessary, as well as pulp, glass fiber, carbon fiber, and various organic fibers (polypropylene, vinylon,
(polyvinyl chloride, polyester, etc.), asbestos, mica, and other reinforcing fibers are used alone or in combination. The mixing water is preferably added in an amount of 25 to 100% by weight based on the cement. Of course, the amount varies depending on the type and amount of aggregate mixed, but if it is within the above range, it will be a semi-dry mortar with virtually no slump value and low fluidity, making it suitable for molding. It is from. If it is less than the above range, it will generally be insufficient for developing strength, and if it exceeds this,
Semi-dry molding becomes difficult, and physical properties such as strength, durability, and efflorescence resistance tend to deteriorate. Preferred formulation examples are as follows. The essential components are Portland cement and slag, and the weight ratio of inorganic binder of 50% or more of the total slag is 30% to 60%, and the inorganic filler with a specific surface area of 10,000 cm 2 /g or more is 3% to 30%. , foamed inorganic lightweight aggregate with a bulk specific gravity of 1.2 or less
These are mixed at a ratio of 10% to 70%, and water is added to the inorganic binder at a weight ratio of 15%.
be mixed at a ratio of 30%. A kneaded product obtained by kneading a predetermined compound is molded into a predetermined shape, and then cured to obtain a cured product. The shape of the molded body is not limited as long as it has a hollow portion inside. However, it is generally made into a square or rectangular thick plate. This plate-like body may be curved or bent into a chevron shape. That is, it suffices if the planar projection shape is substantially rectangular. In this case, the hollow portion is preferably continuous from end to end along the length direction and/or width direction. On the sides of the opposite sides of the plate-shaped body,
Irregularities (such as protrusions and grooves) for tongue and groove joints may be formed. The hollowness ratio is preferably 5 to 40%, and it is preferable that even the thinnest part of the wall surrounding the hollow part has a thickness of 10 mm or more. When the thickness of the thinnest part is less than 10 mm and the hollowness ratio is over 40%, it is difficult to obtain the necessary strength such as impact resistance. Hollow rate 5
If it is less than %, it becomes difficult to achieve the necessary weight reduction. When a molded body is obtained by semi-dry molding, mechanical force is used to apply vibration, pressure, tapping, etc. to the material to make it dense. Therefore, at this time, if a core having the required hollow shape is inserted into the molded body, the hollow part can be molded at the same time. According to this molding method, it is possible to obtain fillability in the berries, and there is no damage to the aggregate. The design of the hollow part not only reduces weight, but also provides favorable physical properties in terms of heat insulation, sound insulation, ventilation, etc., and in combination with the fact that the concrete that forms the grain is lighter, it is possible to improve the performance of ALC etc. Achieves a weight reduction equal to or greater than that of an extremely lightweight panel. The hollow setting is also a prerequisite for obtaining a high degree of durability (freeze resistance) and high resistance to chipping and denting. By providing a hollow part, you can use this hollow part to conduct electrical wiring, piping, etc. during construction.
It becomes possible to easily pass cables, etc., and it can also be used for connecting panels and fixing them to the base. Examples will be described below along with comparative examples. The kneaded material obtained with the formulation shown in Table 1 was molded into the shape shown in FIG. 1 or the shape shown in FIG. 2 (the hollow ratio is as shown in the table). The physical properties of the lightweight concrete and the physical properties of the panel itself in the architectural panels obtained by curing and curing each molded body are as shown in Table 1, and all of the Examples were superior to the Comparative Examples. In the table, shape 1 shows FIG. 1, and shape 2 shows FIG. 2. In the figure, 1 is a lightweight concrete shell, 2 is a hollow part, 3 is a reinforcing material (reinforced steel),
4 is the male part, and 5 is the female part.

【表】【table】

【表】【table】

【表】 実施例7,8,9,10は比表面積10000cm2/g
以上の微粒無機フイラーを添加したものであつた
ため、そのようなものを加えていない実施例4,
5に比し、第3表にみるように加熱時の寸法収縮
が小さくなつている。なお、参考までに、高炉ス
ラグのブレーン値は4000cm2/g、普通ポルトラン
ドセメントのブレーン値は3000cm2/g、白色ポル
トランドセメントのブレーン値は4000cm2/gであ
つた。
[Table] Examples 7, 8, 9, and 10 have a specific surface area of 10000 cm 2 /g
Since the above fine inorganic filler was added, Example 4, which did not contain such a filler,
As shown in Table 3, the dimensional shrinkage upon heating is smaller than that of Sample No. 5. For reference, the Blaine value of blast furnace slag was 4000 cm 2 /g, the Blaine value of ordinary Portland cement was 3000 cm 2 /g, and the Blaine value of white Portland cement was 4000 cm 2 /g.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

この発明にかかる建築パネルは、以上のごとき
構成よりなるため、ALCと同等以上の軽量性、
断熱性、遮音性、耐火性等を持ち、しかも通常の
セメントコンクリート並の高度の耐久性、耐凍害
性、表面強度(欠け、へこみが生じにくい)を持
つ。 すなわち、以下に詳しく説明するように、この
発明では、建築パネルの形状もしくは構造上の要
件と、建築パネルの材料であるセメントコンクリ
ートもしくは軽量骨材として特定の条件のものを
選択して用いるという要件とを組み合わせること
によつて、前記したような性能を発揮できるので
ある。 まず、建築パネルの構造として、パネルの平面
投影形状が実質的に矩形であるとともに、パネル
の内部に、長さ方向および/または巾方向に沿つ
て端から端まで連続する中空部を備えているの
で、この中空部の分だけ建築パネルが軽くなると
同時に、中空部が建築パネル両面間の断熱性、遮
音性を向上させ、しかも、建築パネルを施工した
状態で中空部が空気の流通路となつて換気性を向
上させたり、中空部に配線や配管を通したりする
ことも可能になるのである。 つぎに、セメントコンクリートに含ませる軽量
骨材として、前記したような特性条件を満たす軽
量骨材を選択して使用することによつて、セメン
トコンクリートすなわち建築パネルの比重を大幅
に軽減することができ、前記した中空部の形成と
あいまつて、従来軽量性に劣つていた軽量骨材系
コンクリート製建築パネルの軽量化に大きく貢献
でき、ALC製品並の軽量化を図ることが可能に
なる。しかも、この発明にかかる建築パネルは、
ALC製品に比べて吸水率が極めて低いので、吸
水性が高いというALC製品の弱点を解消するこ
とができ、また、耐凍害性や表面強度の点でも
ALC製品より優れたものを提供できるのである。 特に、上記のようなセメントコンクリートすな
わち建築パネルの性能を向上させる軽量骨材とし
て、粒径が大きくみかけ比重の小さな粗骨材と、
粒径が小さくみかけ比重の大きな細骨材とを組み
合わせて使用することによつて、セメントコンク
リート全体の軽量化と強度等の性能のバランスを
最も好ましい範囲に設定することができ、建築パ
ネルとしての実用上、最適な性能を発揮させるこ
とが可能になるのである。
Since the construction panel according to the present invention has the above configuration, it has a light weight equivalent to or more than that of ALC,
It has heat insulation, sound insulation, fire resistance, etc., as well as high durability, frost resistance, and surface strength (resistant to chips and dents) comparable to ordinary cement concrete. That is, as will be explained in detail below, in this invention, the shape or structural requirements of the building panel, and the requirement to select and use cement concrete or lightweight aggregate as the material of the building panel under specific conditions. By combining these, the performance described above can be achieved. First, as for the structure of the architectural panel, the planar projection shape of the panel is substantially rectangular, and the interior of the panel is provided with a hollow part that is continuous from end to end along the length direction and/or width direction. Therefore, the building panel becomes lighter by the amount of the hollow part, and at the same time, the hollow part improves the heat insulation and sound insulation properties between both sides of the building panel, and moreover, the hollow part becomes an air flow path when the building panel is installed. This makes it possible to improve ventilation and to run wiring and piping through the hollow space. Next, by selecting and using a lightweight aggregate that satisfies the above-mentioned property conditions as the lightweight aggregate to be included in cement concrete, the specific gravity of the cement concrete, that is, the building panel, can be significantly reduced. , in combination with the formation of the hollow portion described above, can greatly contribute to the weight reduction of lightweight aggregate-based concrete construction panels, which have conventionally been inferior in light weight, and can be made as light as ALC products. Moreover, the architectural panel according to this invention is
Since the water absorption rate is extremely low compared to ALC products, it can eliminate the weak point of ALC products such as high water absorption, and also has excellent frost damage resistance and surface strength.
We can offer something superior to ALC products. In particular, coarse aggregate with a large particle size and low apparent specific gravity is used as a lightweight aggregate that improves the performance of cement concrete, that is, construction panels as described above.
By using it in combination with fine aggregate, which has a small grain size and a large apparent specific gravity, it is possible to set the balance between the overall weight of cement concrete and performance such as strength in the most favorable range, making it suitable for use as a building panel. In practical terms, it becomes possible to demonstrate optimal performance.

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

第1図はこの発明にかかる建築パネルの1実施
例をあらわす一部断面平面図、第2図は同正面断
面図である。第3図は他の実施例をあらわす平面
図、第4図は同正面図である。 1……殻体(軽量コンクリート部分)、2……
中空部、3……補強材。
FIG. 1 is a partially sectional plan view showing one embodiment of a building panel according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a front sectional view thereof. FIG. 3 is a plan view showing another embodiment, and FIG. 4 is a front view thereof. 1... Shell (lightweight concrete part), 2...
Hollow part, 3...Reinforcement material.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1 セメントコンクリートからなる建築パネルで
あつて、パネルの平面投影形状が実質的に矩形で
あるとともに、パネルの内部に、長さ方向およ
び/または巾方向に沿つて端から端まで連続する
中空部を備えており、セメントコンクリートは、
みかけ比重が0.3〜1.2,24時間後吸水率が40重量
%以下で圧壊強度が2Kg以上の軽量骨材を50〜95
容量%含み、上記軽量骨材が、粒径3mm以上25mm
以下でみかけ比重0.34〜0.8の粗骨材と、粒径5
mm以下みかけ比重0.5〜1.2でかつ前記粗骨材より
も粒径が小さく比重の大きい細骨材とを組み合わ
せたものからなり、コンクリート自体の比重が
0.5〜1.2となるように設定されていることを特徴
とする建築パネル。 2 パネルの向い合う辺の側面にさね接合用の凹
凸が形成されている特許請求の範囲第1項記載の
建築パネル。 3 中空部によるパネルの中空率が5〜40%でか
つ、中空部を囲む壁のもつとも薄い部分でも厚み
が10mm以上である特許請求の範囲第1項または第
2項記載の建築パネル。 4 セメントコンクリート層に補強材が埋め込ま
れている特許請求の範囲第1項から第3項までの
いずれかに記載の建築パネル。
[Scope of Claims] 1. An architectural panel made of cement concrete, wherein the planar projection shape of the panel is substantially rectangular, and the inside of the panel is provided with a wall extending from end to end along the length direction and/or width direction. Cement concrete has a hollow part that continues up to
Lightweight aggregate with an apparent specific gravity of 0.3 to 1.2, a water absorption rate of 40% by weight or less after 24 hours, and a crushing strength of 2 kg or more, 50 to 95
Including volume%, the above lightweight aggregate has a particle size of 3 mm or more and 25 mm.
Coarse aggregate with an apparent specific gravity of 0.34 to 0.8 and a particle size of 5
It is made of a combination of fine aggregate with an apparent specific gravity of 0.5 to 1.2 mm or less and a particle size smaller than the above-mentioned coarse aggregate and a higher specific gravity, and the specific gravity of the concrete itself is
An architectural panel characterized by being set to be 0.5 to 1.2. 2. The building panel according to claim 1, wherein unevenness for tongue and groove jointing is formed on the side surfaces of opposite sides of the panel. 3. The building panel according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the hollow portion of the panel has a hollowness ratio of 5 to 40%, and the wall surrounding the hollow portion has a thickness of 10 mm or more even at its thinnest portion. 4. The building panel according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a reinforcing material is embedded in the cement concrete layer.
JP4345183A 1983-03-15 1983-03-15 Building panel Granted JPS59170349A (en)

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