JPH11153492A - Thermal environment display device in house - Google Patents
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Abstract
Description
【0001】[0001]
【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は、住宅における各部
位の温度や湿度等の温熱環境を検知して各種の温熱環境
データとして表示する温熱環境ディスプレイ装置に関す
る。BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a thermal environment display device which detects thermal environment such as temperature and humidity of each part in a house and displays the data as various thermal environment data.
【0002】[0002]
【従来の技術】従来、住宅展示場に展示された販売用住
宅において、その住宅の良さをユーザーに対してアピー
ルする場合、居住空間、キッチンや各種の設備等といっ
た意匠性や機能性のある目に見えるものについては、簡
単に理解してもらうことができるが、温熱環境に伴う快
適性といった目に見えないもの、例えば1日を通じて室
内の温度がほぼ一定で快適であるとか、各部屋の温度差
が少なく快適である等を理解してもらうには、販売員に
よる説明やユーザー自らが体感するといった方法しかな
かった。2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in a home for sale displayed at a home exhibition hall, when appealing to a user about the goodness of the home, it is necessary to design a functional space such as a living space, a kitchen, and various facilities. What is visible can be easily understood, but invisible things such as the comfort associated with the thermal environment, for example, the room temperature is almost constant throughout the day and comfortable, or the temperature of each room The only way to get a sense of comfort, with little difference, was to explain it by a sales representative or experience it yourself.
【0003】[0003]
【発明が解決しようとする課題】しかしながら、販売員
の説明だけでは納得性に欠け、またユーザーに体感して
もらう場合、ユーザーによって感じ方が異なったり、季
節や時間によっても感じ方が異なる場合が多く、その快
適性を十分に理解してもらうことができなかった。[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] However, the explanation by the sales clerk alone is not satisfactory, and in the case of having the user experience, there are cases where the way of feeling differs depending on the user and the way of feeling differs depending on the season and time. Many did not fully understand their comfort.
【0004】本発明は、上記に鑑み、目に見えない快適
性の理解度を高めるために、住宅における温熱環境を視
覚的に認識できるようにした温熱環境ディスプレイ装置
の提供を目的とする。SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In view of the above, an object of the present invention is to provide a thermal environment display device that allows a user to visually recognize a thermal environment in a house in order to enhance the understanding of invisible comfort.
【0005】[0005]
【課題を解決するための手段】上記課題を解決するため
の手段は、室内及び室外の各部位に設置され、その部位
毎の温度や湿度といった温熱環境を検知する温熱環境検
知部と、該温熱環境検知部からの各検知信号を収集して
住宅の快適性等を知る上での総合的な温熱環境データに
加工する制御部と、該制御部で加工した温熱環境データ
を表示する表示部とを備えたものである。Means for solving the above-mentioned problems include a thermal environment detecting section which is installed in each part of the room and the outside and detects a thermal environment such as temperature and humidity for each part; A control unit that collects each detection signal from the environment detection unit and processes it into comprehensive thermal environment data for knowing the comfort of the house and the like, and a display unit that displays the thermal environment data processed by the control unit It is provided with.
【0006】そして、温熱環境検知部は、外気の温度を
検知する外気温度センサーと、室内における複数の場所
の温度を検知する室内温度センサーと、外気の湿度を検
知する外気湿度センサーと、室内の湿度を検知する室内
湿度センサーと、日射量を検知する日射計とを備えてお
り、外気温度及び外気湿度、室内の複数の場所での温度
及び室内の湿度、日射量といった各種の温熱環境を検知
することができるようになっている。The thermal environment detecting section includes an outside air temperature sensor for detecting the temperature of the outside air, an indoor temperature sensor for detecting the temperatures of a plurality of places in the room, an outside air humidity sensor for detecting the humidity of the outside air, and an indoor air temperature sensor for detecting the humidity of the outside air. Equipped with an indoor humidity sensor that detects humidity and a pyranometer that detects the amount of solar radiation, and detects various thermal environments such as outside air temperature and humidity, temperature at multiple locations in the room, indoor humidity, and the amount of solar radiation You can do it.
【0007】また、温熱環境データは、室内の平面的な
温度分布を示す平面温度分布データと、室内の高さ方向
での温度分布を示す垂直温度分布データと、天井や床、
壁、窓ガラス等の断熱材周辺の温度分布を示す部位断面
温度分布データと、室内における複数の場所の温度変動
を外気温度変動とともに時系列的に示す温度変動データ
とからなり、住宅の快適性を多面的に理解できるように
なっている。The thermal environment data includes plane temperature distribution data indicating a planar temperature distribution in a room, vertical temperature distribution data indicating a temperature distribution in a room height direction, and ceiling and floor data.
Consisting of temperature distribution data of cross-section of the area around the heat insulating material such as walls and window glass, and temperature fluctuation data showing the temperature fluctuations of multiple places in the room in chronological order along with the temperature fluctuation of the outside air, the comfort of the house Can be understood from many aspects.
【0008】[0008]
【発明の実施の形態】以下、本発明の実施形態を図面に
基づいて詳細に説明する。図1は本発明の一実施形態に
係る温熱環境ディスプレイ装置のブロック図、図2は温
熱環境ディスプレイ装置の斜視図である。Embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a thermal environment display device according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the thermal environment display device.
【0009】本実施形態の温熱環境ディスプレイ装置
は、図1及び図2に示すように、住宅展示場に展示され
た販売用住宅における室内及び室外の各部位に設置さ
れ、その部位毎の温熱環境を検知する各種のセンサーを
備えた温熱環境検知部(1)と、該温熱環境検知部(1)か
らの各検知信号を収集して住宅の快適性を知る上での総
合的な温熱環境データに加工する制御部(2)と、該制御
部(2)で加工した温熱環境データを表示する表示部(3)
とを備えている。As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the thermal environment display device of the present embodiment is installed in each of indoor and outdoor areas of a sales home displayed at a home exhibition hall, and the thermal environment for each of the areas is provided. Thermal environment detection unit (1) equipped with various sensors for detecting the temperature, and comprehensive thermal environment data for collecting the detection signals from the thermal environment detection unit (1) and knowing the comfort of the house And a display unit (3) for displaying thermal environment data processed by the control unit (2).
And
【0010】前記温熱環境検知部(1)は、外気の温度を
検知する外気温度センサー(4)と、室内における複数の
場所の温度を検知する室内温度センサー(5)と、外気の
湿度を検知する外気湿度センサー(6)と、室内の湿度を
検知する室内湿度センサー(7)と、日射量を検知する日
射計(8)とを備えている。[0010] The thermal environment detecting section (1) includes an outdoor air temperature sensor (4) for detecting the temperature of the outdoor air, an indoor temperature sensor (5) for detecting the temperature of a plurality of places in the room, and a humidity of the outdoor air. An indoor humidity sensor (7) for detecting indoor humidity, and a pyranometer (8) for detecting the amount of solar radiation.
【0011】外気温度センサー(4)及び外気湿度センサ
ー(6)は、住宅の外壁を貫通してファン付きの収容ボッ
クス内に収容されている。室内温度センサー(5)は、1
階居間及び2階ホールにおける床や天井付近、これらの
間の所定の高さ位置、また1階及び2階の各和洋室、1
階及び2階のトイレ、玄関ホール、キッチン、1階及び
2階の窓ガラス付近、1階及び2階の西壁付近等の各所
に配置されている。室内湿度センサー(7)は、居間等の
比較的大きな空間内に配置されている。日射計(8)は、
屋根の棟部分に配された換気棟包み上に固定されてい
る。The outside air temperature sensor (4) and the outside air humidity sensor (6) are housed in a housing box with a fan penetrating the outer wall of the house. The indoor temperature sensor (5)
Near the floor and ceiling in the living room and the second floor hall, at a predetermined height between them, and in each of the Japanese and Western rooms on the first and second floors,
The toilets are located on the first and second floors, near the entrance hall, the kitchen, near the window glass on the first and second floors, and near the west wall on the first and second floors. The indoor humidity sensor (7) is arranged in a relatively large space such as a living room. The pyranometer (8)
It is fixed on the ventilation wing package arranged in the roof ridge.
【0012】前記制御部(2)は、CPU(9)、ROM(1
0)及びRAM(11)を備えたパーソナルコンピュータから
なり、この制御部(2)には、データロガー(12)を介して
温熱環境検知部(1)が接続され、またマウスやキーボー
ド等からなる操作部(13)、CRTや液晶モニター等から
なる前記の表示部(3)、電話回線(14)を介して他の展示
場の販売用住宅に設置された温熱環境ディスプレイ装置
や各営業所に設置したパーソナルコンピュータ等に接続
するための通信部(15)が夫々接続されている。The control unit (2) includes a CPU (9) and a ROM (1).
0) and a personal computer having a RAM (11). The control unit (2) is connected to a thermal environment detecting unit (1) via a data logger (12), and also comprises a mouse, a keyboard and the like. An operation unit (13), the display unit (3) comprising a CRT, a liquid crystal monitor, etc., and a thermal environment display device or a sales office installed in a sales house of another exhibition hall via a telephone line (14). A communication unit (15) for connecting to an installed personal computer or the like is connected.
【0013】ここで、上記のように構成された温熱環境
ディスプレイ装置により表示される各種の温熱環境デー
タについて説明する。図3は、各センサーからの検知信
号を収集加工して表示部(3)の表示画面に表示された室
内の平面的な温度分布を示す平面温度分布データであっ
て、互いに平面的に取り付けた各温度センサー(5)の位
置及び検知温度を1階部分と2階部分とに分けて表示し
てあり、合わせて日射量及び外気温度も表示してある。
これによって、室内における平面的な位置関係にある各
場所での温度差をひと目で確認でき、ユーザーに対して
は温度差の少ない快適空間を提供できる等の説明を表示
画面上のデータを通じて行うことができる。Here, various thermal environment data displayed by the thermal environment display device configured as described above will be described. FIG. 3 shows plane temperature distribution data indicating a plane temperature distribution in a room, which is obtained by processing a detection signal from each sensor and displayed on a display screen of a display unit (3), and is attached to each other in a plane. The position and the detected temperature of each temperature sensor (5) are displayed separately for the first floor portion and the second floor portion, and the solar radiation amount and the outside air temperature are also displayed.
This allows the user to confirm at a glance the temperature difference between places in a flat positional relationship in the room, and to provide the user with information on the display screen, such as providing a comfortable space with a small temperature difference. Can be.
【0014】図4は、同じく表示部(3)の表示画面に表
示された天井、床及び壁周辺の温度分布を示す部位断面
温度分布データであって、これらの断熱材周辺に取り付
けた各温度センサー(4)(5)の位置及び検知温度を各断
熱材毎に分けて表示してあり、合わせて日射量及び外気
温度も表示してある。これによって、断熱材を挟んだ内
側と外側の温度差をひと目で確認でき、ユーザーに対し
て断熱材による断熱効果の有効性及びこれに伴う快適性
等の説明を表示画面上のデータを通じて行うことができ
る。FIG. 4 is a partial sectional temperature distribution data showing the temperature distribution around the ceiling, floor and walls similarly displayed on the display screen of the display unit (3). The positions of the sensors (4) and (5) and the detected temperature are displayed separately for each heat insulating material, and the solar radiation amount and the outside air temperature are also displayed. This makes it possible to see at a glance the temperature difference between the inside and the outside of the insulation, and to explain to the user the effectiveness of the insulation effect by the insulation and the accompanying comfort through the data on the display screen. Can be.
【0015】図5は、同じく表示部(3)の表示画面に表
示されたシングルガラスと遮熱断熱ガラスの温熱性能対
比データであって、各ガラス周辺に取り付けた各温度セ
ンサー(4)(5)の配置位置及び検知温度(部位断面温度
分布)、結露状態、体感温度に伴う快適性を各ガラス毎
に分けて表示してあり、合わせて日射量、外気温度及び
外気湿度も表示してある。これによって、シングルガラ
スを窓ガラスとして用いた場合と、遮熱断熱ガラスを窓
ガラスとして用いた場合の温熱性能の違いをひと目で確
認でき、ユーザーに対して遮熱断熱ガラスの採用による
有効性及びこれに伴う快適性等の説明を表示画面上のデ
ータを通じて行うことができる。FIG. 5 shows the thermal performance comparison data of the single glass and the heat insulating and insulating glass similarly displayed on the display screen of the display unit (3), and shows the temperature sensors (4) (5) attached around each glass. ) Is displayed separately for each glass for the arrangement position and the detected temperature (partial section temperature distribution), the dew condensation state, and the comfort associated with the perceived temperature, along with the amount of solar radiation, outside air temperature and outside air humidity. . This makes it possible to see at a glance the difference in thermal performance between the case where single glass is used as the window glass and the case where the heat insulating and insulating glass is used as the window glass. A description of the accompanying comfort can be provided through data on the display screen.
【0016】図6は、同じく表示部(3)の表示画面に表
示された室内の高さ方向での温度分布を示す垂直温度分
布データであって、互いに高さを変えて取り付けた各温
度センサー(5)の位置及び検知温度、温度分布の幅を表
示してあり、合わせて日射量及び外気温度も表示してあ
る。これによって、室内における高さの違いによる温度
差、例えば吹き抜けを設置した場合の1階部分と2階部
分の温度差をひと目で確認でき、ユーザーに対しては吹
き抜けを採用した場合でも温度差の少ない快適空間を提
供できる等の説明を表示画面のデータを通じて行うこと
ができる。FIG. 6 shows vertical temperature distribution data indicating the temperature distribution in the height direction of the room, which is also displayed on the display screen of the display unit (3). The position of (5), the detected temperature, and the width of the temperature distribution are displayed, along with the amount of solar radiation and the outside air temperature. As a result, the temperature difference due to the difference in height in the room, for example, the temperature difference between the first floor portion and the second floor portion when the stairwell is installed can be checked at a glance, and the difference in the temperature difference even when the stairwell is adopted is provided to the user. Explanations such as providing a small comfortable space can be provided through data on the display screen.
【0017】図7は、同じく表示部(3)の表示画面に表
示された室内における複数の場所の温度変動を外気温度
変動とともに時系列的に示す温度変動データであって、
過去2日遡って合計3日間の連続した温度変動を1階部
分と2階部分とに分けて表示してあり、合わせて日射量
も表示してある。これによって、外気の温度変動に伴う
室内の温度変動をひと目で確認でき、ユーザーに対して
は外気温度が変化しても室内を一定の温度幅に保った快
適空間を提供できる等の説明を表示画面を通じて行うこ
とができる。なお、表示される期間は、設定変更するこ
とができ、1週間や1ヶ月といったスパンでの表示も可
能となっている。FIG. 7 shows temperature fluctuation data showing the temperature fluctuations at a plurality of places in the room in time series together with the outdoor air temperature fluctuations, which are also displayed on the display screen of the display section (3).
The continuous temperature fluctuations for a total of three days going back two days in the past are displayed separately for the first floor portion and the second floor portion, and the amount of solar radiation is also displayed. This allows the user to check at a glance the temperature fluctuations in the room due to the temperature fluctuations in the outside air, and to provide the user with an explanation that the room can be provided with a comfortable space that maintains a constant temperature range even if the outside air temperature changes. Can be done through the screen. The displayed period can be changed, and can be displayed in a span of one week or one month.
【0018】上記の各種データは、操作部(13)の操作に
より表示画面上の図示しないアイコンを選択すること
で、逐次表示されるようになっており、数十秒毎に自動
的に切り替え表示することもできるようになっている。
また、各種データを記録しておいて再現することも可能
で、例えばユーザーが体験できない早朝や夜間、或いは
季節毎のデータを記録しておいて、これらデータを再現
することで、夏涼しく冬暖かい、早朝や夜間でも各場所
での温度差が少ない等の幅広い説明が可能となってい
る。さらに、図4乃至図6の各種データも図7に示すよ
うな温度変動データとして表示することができるように
もなっている。The various data described above are sequentially displayed by selecting an icon (not shown) on the display screen by operating the operation unit (13), and are automatically switched and displayed every several tens of seconds. You can also do it.
In addition, various data can be recorded and reproduced. For example, data that is not available to the user in the early morning or at night or recorded in each season is recorded, and by reproducing these data, the summer is cool and the winter is warm. A wide range of explanations, such as a small difference in temperature between places even in the early morning or at night, are possible. 4 to 6 can also be displayed as temperature fluctuation data as shown in FIG.
【0019】さらにまた、電話回線(14)を介して全国各
地に点在する展示場の販売用住宅に設置した温熱環境デ
ィスプレイ装置や各営業所に設置したパーソナルコンピ
ュータ等に接続すれば、これら相互間でのデータのやり
取りが可能となり、立地環境の異なる住宅の温熱環境デ
ータを即座に入手できたり、温熱環境ディスプレイ装置
を設置していない営業所等に訪れたユーザーに対しても
温熱環境データを見ながらの説明が可能である。Furthermore, by connecting via a telephone line (14) to a thermal environment display device installed in a sales house of an exhibition hall scattered all over the country or a personal computer installed in each sales office, these mutual connections can be made. Data can be exchanged between homes, and the user can immediately obtain thermal environment data for homes in different locations.Also, it is possible to obtain thermal environment data for users who visit business offices without a thermal environment display device. It is possible to explain while watching.
【0020】[0020]
【発明の効果】以上の説明から明らかなように、本発明
の温熱環境ディスプレイ装置を使用すると、表示部に表
示された温熱環境データを通じて住宅の温熱環境を視覚
的に認識でき、これによって目に見えない温熱環境に伴
う快適性をユーザーにわかりやすく簡単に理解してもら
うことができ、ユーザーの納得度も高まる。As is apparent from the above description, when the thermal environment display device of the present invention is used, the thermal environment of the house can be visually recognized through the thermal environment data displayed on the display unit, and thereby the eyes can be recognized. The user can easily and easily understand the comfort associated with the invisible thermal environment, and the user's satisfaction increases.
【0021】また、外気温度及び外気湿度、室内の複数
の場所での温度及び室内の湿度、日射量といった複数種
類の温熱環境を検知しているので、これらを適宜組み合
わせることによって住宅の温熱環境を多方面から捉えた
温熱環境データを得ることでき、より幅広い理解が可能
となる。Further, since a plurality of types of thermal environments such as the outside air temperature and the outside air humidity, the temperature at a plurality of places in the room, the indoor humidity, and the amount of solar radiation are detected, the thermal environment of the house can be appropriately combined to reduce the temperature of the house. It is possible to obtain thermal environment data captured from various aspects, and a wider understanding is possible.
【0022】さらに、表示される温熱環境データとし
て、平面温度分布データ、垂直温度分布データ、部位断
面温度分布データ、温度変動データがあり、これによっ
て住宅の快適性を多面的に理解することがき、理解度を
さらに高めることができる。Further, as the displayed thermal environment data, there are plane temperature distribution data, vertical temperature distribution data, site cross-section temperature distribution data, and temperature fluctuation data, so that the comfort of the house can be understood from many aspects. Comprehension can be further enhanced.
【図1】本発明の一実施形態に係る温熱環境ディスプレ
イ装置のブロック図である。FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a thermal environment display device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
【図2】温熱環境ディスプレイ装置の斜視図である。FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a thermal environment display device.
【図3】平面温度分布データを表示した表示画面を示す
図である。FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a display screen displaying plane temperature distribution data.
【図4】部位断面温度分布データを表示した表示画面を
示す図である。FIG. 4 is a view showing a display screen on which a site cross-sectional temperature distribution data is displayed.
【図5】シングルガラスと遮熱断熱ガラスの温熱性能対
比データを表示した表示画面を示す図である。FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a display screen displaying thermal performance comparison data of a single glass and a heat insulating and heat insulating glass.
【図6】垂直温度分布データを表示した表示画面を示す
図である。FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a display screen displaying vertical temperature distribution data.
【図7】温度変動データを表示した表示画面を示す図で
ある。FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a display screen displaying temperature fluctuation data.
(1) 温熱環境検知部 (2) 制御部 (3) 表示部 (4) 外気温度センサー (5) 室内温度センサー (6) 外気湿度センサー (7) 室内湿度センサー (8) 日射計 (1) Thermal environment detection unit (2) Control unit (3) Display unit (4) Outdoor temperature sensor (5) Indoor temperature sensor (6) Outdoor air humidity sensor (7) Indoor humidity sensor (8) Pyranometer
Claims (3)
部位毎の温熱環境を検知する温熱環境検知部と、該温熱
環境検知部からの各検知信号を収集して住宅の快適性を
知る上での総合的な温熱環境データに加工する制御部
と、該制御部で加工した温熱環境データを表示する表示
部とを備えたことを特徴とする住宅における温熱環境デ
ィスプレイ装置。1. A thermal environment detecting section which is installed in each part of the room and outside and detects a thermal environment of each part, and collects respective detection signals from the thermal environment detecting section to know the comfort of the house. A thermal environment display device for a house, comprising: a control unit for processing into the overall thermal environment data described above; and a display unit for displaying the thermal environment data processed by the control unit.
知する外気温度センサーと、室内における複数の場所の
温度を検知する室内温度センサーと、外気の湿度を検知
する外気湿度センサーと、室内の湿度を検知する室内湿
度センサーと、日射量を検知する日射計とを備えた請求
項1記載の住宅における温熱環境ディスプレイ装置。2. The thermal environment detecting section includes: an outside air temperature sensor that detects a temperature of outside air; an indoor temperature sensor that detects temperatures of a plurality of places in a room; an outside air humidity sensor that detects humidity of outside air; The thermal environment display device in a house according to claim 1, further comprising an indoor humidity sensor for detecting the humidity of the room, and a pyranometer for detecting the amount of solar radiation.
温度分布を示す平面温度分布データと、室内の高さ方向
での温度分布を示す垂直温度分布データと、天井や床、
壁、窓ガラス等の断熱材周辺の温度分布を示す部位断面
温度分布データと、室内における複数の場所の温度変動
を外気温度変動とともに時系列的に示す温度変動データ
とからなる請求項1又は2記載の住宅における温熱環境
ディスプレイ装置。3. The thermal environment data includes plane temperature distribution data indicating a planar temperature distribution in a room, vertical temperature distribution data indicating a temperature distribution in a room height direction, a ceiling and a floor,
3. The method according to claim 1, further comprising: temperature distribution data indicating a temperature distribution around a heat insulating material such as a wall or a window glass; and temperature fluctuation data indicating temperature fluctuations at a plurality of locations in a room in time series with fluctuations in outside air. The thermal environment display device in the house as described.
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