CN218165814U

CN218165814U - Fire-proof clothes

Info

Publication number: CN218165814U
Application number: CN202222534704.XU
Authority: CN
Inventors: 向炜; 邹亮; 吴银
Original assignee: Youputai Shenzhen Technology Co ltd
Current assignee: Youputai Shenzhen Technology Co ltd
Priority date: 2022-09-23
Filing date: 2022-09-23
Publication date: 2022-12-30
Anticipated expiration: 2032-09-23

Abstract

The utility model provides a keep away fire clothes, keep away fire clothes includes hood and protective clothing, the hood includes continuous sewing area and first connecting piece, the fixed sewing of first connecting piece in the sewing area, protective clothing with the components of a whole that can function independently of hood sets up, protective clothing is including end front of a garment area and second connecting piece, end front of a garment area with the sewing area corresponds the setting, the second connecting piece is located end front of a garment area, first connecting piece with the second connecting piece can be dismantled fixedly, reduces protective clothing and hood and removes the clearance in space, improves the gas tightness of keeping away fire clothes, and then improves the thermal-insulated effect that the fire fighter wore protective clothing at the scene of fire rescue.

Description

Fire-proof clothes

Technical Field

The utility model relates to a fire prevention protective equipment technical field especially relates to a keep away fire clothes.

Background

The fire-protection suit is an important protective clothing worn by fire fighters in dangerous places such as fire scene for rescuing people, rescuing valuable materials, closing combustible gas valve and the like. The fire-proof suit is a special protective suit for protecting the whole body of a wearer from fire, and the thermal protection performance of the fire-proof suit is higher than that of a common fire-fighting suit and is more complete.

In traditional fire prevention protective equipment technical field, the current body protection and the head protection of keeping away fire clothes, only wear to overlap through protection hood and protective clothing, because the overlapping between protection hood and the protective clothing is inhomogeneous, the clearance space is big, can't satisfy the fire fighter under high temperature operation environment, to the requirement of protection gas tightness ability.

Therefore, there is a need to provide a fire-protecting suit with a new structure to solve the above problems.

SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL

The utility model discloses a solve the technical problem that the inhomogeneous clearance space of overlapping between protection hood and the protective clothing among the prior art is big.

The utility model provides a keep away fire clothes, keep away fire clothes includes hood and protective clothing, the hood includes continuous seam area and first connecting piece, the fixed sewing of first connecting piece in the seam area, protective clothing with the hood components of a whole that can function independently sets up, protective clothing is including end front of a garment area and second connecting piece, end front of a garment area with the seam area corresponds the setting, the second connecting piece is located end front of a garment area.

Compared with the prior art, at first, keep away fire clothes first connecting piece with the second connecting piece can be dismantled fixedly, reduces protective clothing and hood and removes the clearance in space, improves the gas tightness of keeping away fire clothes, and then improves the thermal-insulated effect that the fire fighter wore protective clothing at the conflagration rescue scene.

Drawings

Fig. 1 is a schematic structural view of the fire-protecting suit disclosed by the present invention;

FIG. 2 is a schematic view of the construction of the hood of FIG. 1;

figure 3 is a schematic view of the structure of the protective suit shown in figure 1.

Detailed Description

The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be described clearly and completely below, and it should be apparent that the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present invention, but not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by a person skilled in the art without creative efforts belong to the protection scope of the present invention.

Referring to fig. 1, fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a fire-protecting suit 100 according to the present invention. The utility model provides a fire-proof clothes 100, which comprises a head cover 10, a protective clothes 30, sleeves 50 and a boot sleeve 70. The head cover 10, the protective suit 30, the arm sleeves 50, and the boot covers 70 are separately provided to improve the wearing flexibility of the fire protection suit 100. The hood 10, the protective suit 30, the sleeves 50, and the boots 70 are connected to form a highly airtight enclosed space.

Referring to FIG. 2, FIG. 2 is a schematic view of the hood 10 of FIG. 1. The hood 10 includes a sewing band 101, a first connector 103, a front face 105, a back face 107, a protective face 108, and an opening 109. The sewing tape 101 has a quadrangular shape, one end of the sewing tape 101 is fixed to an edge of the front surface 105, and the other end of the sewing tape 101 is fixed to an edge of the rear surface 107. The first connecting member 103 is fixedly sewn to the sewing belt 101. The protective surface 108 is disposed on the front surface 105, and the opening 109 is disposed at an end close to the sewing band 101.

Referring to fig. 3, fig. 3 is a schematic structural view of the protective suit 30 shown in fig. 1. The protective garment 30 includes a bottom flap 301, a second connector 303, a front panel 305, a back panel 307, and a collar 309. The bottom flap belt 301 is quadrilateral, the bottom flap belt 301 and the sewing belt 101 are correspondingly arranged, and the bottom flap belt 301 is fixed at the edge of the shawl 3071. The second connecting piece 303 is arranged on the bottom flap 301. The bottom flap 301 is arranged on the front panel 305, the shawl 3071 is arranged on the rear panel 307, the front panel 305 and the rear panel 307 are fixed by sewing, the front panel 305 and the front surface 105 are oppositely arranged, the front surface 105 is completely attached to the front panel 305, the connection part of the front panel 305 and the rear panel 305 adopts a shoulder-passing segmentation design, the ergonomic principle is met, and the oppression feeling generated by the contact of the circular arc of the shoulder of a human body and an external instrument is effectively solved. The back surface 107 is completely attached to the cape 3071 to reduce gaps and improve air tightness. One end of the top of the shawl 3071 is fixed with the collar 309, and the other end of the shawl 3071 naturally hangs down to cover the rear panel 307.

The first connecting piece 103 and the second connecting piece 303 are detachably fixed. The first connector 103 is a male buckle 1031, the second connector 303 is a female buckle 3031, and the male buckle 1031 and the female buckle 3031 are fastened to each other. The male buckle 1031 and the female buckle 3031 are flame-retardant snap fasteners which can prevent flames or sparks from entering the fire-protection suit 100 through gaps, so that the safety of a wearer is guaranteed.

The first connecting member 103 may also be a first hook and loop fastener (not shown), the second connecting member 303 may also be a second hook and loop fastener (not shown), and the first hook and loop fastener (not shown) and the second hook and loop fastener (not shown) are tightly adhered to each other, so that the fire protection suit 100 has a better heat insulation effect as a whole due to fixation and improvement of air tightness. The first magic tape (not shown) and the second magic tape (not shown) are flame-retardant magic tapes, and the magic tapes can prevent flames or sparks from entering the fire protection suit 100 through gaps, so that the safety of a wearer is guaranteed.

The cuffs of the sleeves 50 and the bottoms of the trousers of the protective suit 30 can be tightened, specifically, the cuffs of the sleeves 50 and the bottoms of the trousers of the protective suit 30 can be tightened by elastic bands, and certainly, the cuffs can also be tightened by binding bands provided with snap buttons.

The fire-resistant suit 100 is provided with a comfortable layer, a heat insulation layer, a waterproof breathable layer and a flame-retardant layer from inside to outside in sequence. The flame-retardant layer (not shown) is made of pre-oxidized fibers and para-aramid fibers in a blending mode, and an aluminum foil is arranged on the surface, away from the waterproof breathable layer, of one side of the flame-retardant layer. The pre-oxidized fiber is obtained by pre-oxidizing carbon-containing organic fiber precursor in air medium for several tens to hundreds of minutes, and has a limiting oxygen index of over 45 percent. The material does not generate combustion reaction under the combustion of common flame, and is a good high-temperature resistant material; the para-aramid has very good thermal stability and ultrahigh strength; the aluminum foil is attached to the cloth through the flame-retardant adhesive, the surface of the compounded aluminum foil is smooth and flat, the light reflectivity is high, and the aluminum foil has good reflective and thermal radiation performances.

The waterproof breathable layer (not shown) is formed by compounding plastic dripping aramid non-woven fabric and a flame-retardant PTFE film, and has a good heat insulation effect because a silica gel point on the surface of the waterproof breathable layer forms an air layer. The insulating layer is made by aerogel, the insulating layer possesses the low heat conductivity coefficient, and the strong advantage of heat-proof quality still has certain tensile and compressive strength.

The comfort layer (not shown) is formed by blending phase change energy storage fibers and aramid fibers, the comfort layer (not shown) comprises a raised layer and a flat layer which are of a wavy structure, the flat layer (not shown) is arranged on the innermost side of the fire protection suit 100, and the raised layer (not shown) is arranged close to the thermal insulation layer (not shown). Such a structure can contain enough air to enhance the heat insulation effect, so that the fire protection suit 100 has good air permeability, moisture permeability and comfort.

Compared with the prior art, at first, keep away fire clothes 100 first connecting piece 103 with second connecting piece 303 can dismantle fixedly, reduces protective clothing 30 and hood 10 and removes the clearance in space, improves the gas tightness of keeping away fire clothes 100, and then improves the thermal-insulated effect that the fire fighter wore protective clothing 30 at the scene of fire rescue. Secondly, the outer layer of the fire-resistant suit 100 is made of aluminum foil fabric as a main material, and the bottom flap belt 301 and the sewing belt 101 in quadrilateral shapes are manufactured. Thirdly, the front panel 305 of the fire-protection suit 100 adopts a shoulder-over segmentation design, conforms to the human engineering principle, effectively solves the oppressive feeling caused by the contact of the circular arc of the shoulder of the human body and external instruments, protects the back of the shoulder, and reduces the fatigue feeling of people under the condition of long-time load bearing. Finally, the utility model provides a fire-proof suit 100 also is applicable to trades such as glass, cement, pottery, especially is suitable for wearing under the high temperature environment, is fit for extensively using widely. The above embodiments of the present invention are only described, and it should be noted that, for those skilled in the art, modifications can be made without departing from the inventive concept, but these all fall into the protection scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A fire-resistant suit is characterized by comprising:

a hood, comprising:

a continuous seam tape; and

the first connecting piece is fixedly sewn on the sewing belt;

protective clothing, protective clothing with the hood components of a whole that can function independently sets up includes:

the bottom flap belt is arranged corresponding to the sewing belt; and

the second connecting piece is arranged on the bottom fly belt, and the first connecting piece and the second connecting piece are detachably fixed.

2. The fire-resistant suit of claim 1, wherein the first connector is a male buckle, the second connector is a female buckle, and the male buckle and the female buckle are fastened to each other.

3. The fire-protecting suit of claim 1, wherein the first connecting member is a first magic tape, the second connecting member is a second magic tape, and the first and second magic tapes are adhered to each other.

4. The fire protection suit of claim 1, wherein the sewing band and the bottom flap band are quadrilateral in shape.

5. The fire-resistant suit of claim 4, wherein said head cover further comprises a front surface and a back surface, one end of said sewing tape is fixed at a peripheral edge position of said front surface, and the other end of said sewing tape is fixed at a peripheral edge position of said back surface.

6. The fire-resistant suit of claim 5, wherein the head cover further comprises a protective surface and an opening, the protective surface is arranged on the front surface, and the opening is arranged at one end of the protective surface close to the sewing band.

7. The fire-protecting suit of claim 6, wherein said suit further comprises a front panel and a rear panel, said front panel is disposed opposite to said front side, said front side is completely attached to said front panel, one end of said bottom flap is disposed at the peripheral edge of said front panel, and said rear panel is sewn to said front panel.

8. The fire-resistant suit of claim 7, wherein the rear panel further comprises a shawl, the other end of the bottom flap is fixed at the peripheral edge of the shawl, and the reverse side is completely attached to the shawl.

9. The fire protection suit of claim 8, wherein the suit further comprises a collar, one end of the top of the cape is sewn to the collar, and the other end of the cape naturally hangs down to cover the back panel.

10. The fire protection suit of claim 1, further comprising hand sleeves and boots, wherein the hood, the protective suit, the hand sleeves and the boots are connected to form a high-air-tightness enclosed space.