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Abstract
The application discloses fire hazard protective clothing, including the protective clothing body, the protective clothing body includes inlayer and sets up the dampproofing ventilative layer in one side of inlayer, one side that dampproofing ventilative layer deviates from the inlayer is provided with fire-retardant insulating layer, fire-retardant insulating layer deviates from one side of dampproofing ventilative layer is provided with the inoxidizing coating; the fire-retardant insulating layer includes two-layer fire-retardant fibre and sets up the water storage area between two-layer fire-retardant fibre, two-layer fire-retardant fibre one side that deviates from each other respectively the butt in dampproofing ventilative layer with the inoxidizing coating, the one end of water storage area is the closed setting, and the other end is connected with the intubate. The present application has the effect of effectively reducing the transfer of high temperatures to the interior, thereby causing injury to the body of the firefighter.
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Technical Field
The application relates to the field of protective clothing, in particular to fire protection clothing.
Background
Fire protection clothing is one of important equipment for protecting the personal safety of firefighters active in the first line of fire protection, and is not only an indispensable product for fire rescue, but also a fireproof tool for protecting the bodies of firefighters from injury.
In the related art, in order to make fire protection clothing have fireproof and flame-retardant properties, fireproof fabrics are generally arranged in fire protection clothing. However, the existing fire protection suit has only a simple fire-proof and flame-retardant function, and in a fire scene, since the fire protection suit is closely attached to the skin of a human body, high temperature of the fire scene is transferred to the inside of the fire protection suit and gradually transferred to the body of a firefighter, thereby causing injury to the body of the firefighter.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to improve the related defects in fire scene, because the prior fire protection clothing is tightly attached to human skin, the high temperature of the fire scene is transferred to the inside of the fire protection clothing and gradually transferred to the body of a firefighter, thereby causing injury to the body of the firefighter, the application provides the fire protection clothing.
The application provides a fire hazard protective clothing adopts following technical scheme:
the fire hazard protective clothing comprises a protective clothing body, wherein the protective clothing body comprises an inner layer and a dampproof breathable layer arranged on one side of the inner layer, a flame-retardant heat-insulating layer is arranged on one side of the dampproof breathable layer, which is away from the inner layer, and a protective layer is arranged on one side of the flame-retardant heat-insulating layer, which is away from the dampproof breathable layer; the fire-retardant insulating layer includes two-layer fire-retardant fibre and sets up the water storage area between two-layer fire-retardant fibre, two-layer fire-retardant fibre one side that deviates from each other respectively the butt in dampproofing ventilative layer with the inoxidizing coating, the one end of water storage area is the closed setting, and the other end is connected with the intubate.
By adopting the technical scheme, before a firefighter wears protective clothing to enter a fire scene, the socket of the bag filled with water is inserted into the cannula, so that water flows into the water storage belt from the cannula. When fire fighters enter a fire scene, the high temperature enables moisture in the water storage zone to evaporate, absorbs heat during the moisture evaporation, takes away the temperature of nearby air, reduces the consumption of the water of the fire fighters, reduces the temperature, and effectively reduces the condition that the high temperature is transferred into the fire fighters so as to damage the bodies of the fire fighters.
Preferably, the water storage belt is spirally arranged along the length direction of the protective clothing body, and water absorbing cotton is arranged in the water storage belt.
Through adopting above-mentioned technical scheme, after water flows into the water storage area from the sack in, the cotton that absorbs water stores moisture for the hydroenergy is stored in the water storage area for a long time, and is the condition that the water storage area that the heliciform set up reduces high temperature transmission to firefighter's upper body effectively.
Preferably, the protective clothing body is provided with a containing pocket, and the insertion pipe extends out of the protective clothing body and is arranged at the bottom of the containing pocket.
Through adopting above-mentioned technical scheme, after firefighter wears protective clothing, the accessible is equipped with the sack of socket and is filled water, inserts the intubate with the socket in the sack again to put into the pocket of holding with the sack, thereby make rivers flow to in the water storage area.
Preferably, the protective clothing body is provided with a plurality of luminous strips, and a connecting component for fixing the luminous strips and the protective clothing body is arranged between the luminous strips and the protective clothing body.
Through adopting above-mentioned technical scheme, under the comparatively dim environment of sight, the luminous strip gives off light to make firefighter wear behind the protective clothing very easily found, and make luminous strip easily dismantle from the protective clothing body through coupling assembling.
Preferably, the connecting component comprises a sub-buckle arranged outside the protective clothing body and a female buckle correspondingly arranged on the luminous strip, and the sub-buckle is in one-to-one clamping fit with the female buckle.
Through adopting above-mentioned technical scheme, when needs wash protective clothing, with the mutual unblock of box and son knot separately, can take off luminous strip from the protective clothing body.
Preferably, the protective clothing body is provided with a zipper, one side of the protective clothing body, which is close to the zipper, is provided with a hook-and-loop fastener surface, and the protective clothing body is correspondingly provided with a hook-and-loop fastener surface which is hooked and matched with the hook-and-loop fastener surface.
Through adopting above-mentioned technical scheme, after the firefighter wears protective clothing, pull on the zip fastener earlier, collude the hook-and-hold cooperation in the hook-and-loop fastener face with the hook-and-loop fastener face again to reduce wind or rainwater and permeate into the protective clothing body through the zip fastener.
Preferably, a protective part is arranged at the elbow of the protective clothing body.
By adopting the technical scheme, the elbow joint injury condition during falling or collision is effectively reduced.
Preferably, the protective clothing body is provided with a plurality of hanging belts.
By adopting the technical scheme, the firefighter can hang the articles to be used on the hanging belt conveniently, so that the firefighter can use the firefighter conveniently.
In summary, the present application includes at least one of the following beneficial technical effects:
1. the flame-retardant heat-insulating layer is arranged on the protective clothing body, so that water flows into the water storage belt, when the protective clothing is in a fire scene, the temperature is reduced through water evaporation, and the condition that high temperature is transmitted into the protective clothing body to cause injury to the body of a firefighter is effectively reduced;
2. through setting up and hang the area of holding on the protective clothing body, firefighter can hang the article that needs to use and hold on hanging the area to make things convenient for firefighter to use it.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic overall structure of an embodiment of the present application.
Fig. 2 is a schematic structural diagram for showing the luminous strip and the protective clothing body in the embodiment of the application.
Fig. 3 is a schematic structural view of an internal structure of a protective garment body according to an embodiment of the present application.
Fig. 4 is a schematic structural view of the back of the body of the protective garment according to the embodiment of the present application.
Fig. 5 is a schematic view of the protective garment body of fig. 4 with the containment pockets removed.
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10. a protective garment body; 11. a zipper; 12. hook-on surface of the magic tape; 13. magic tape surface; 20. a light emitting strip; 21. a sub-buckle; 22. a female buckle; 30. an elastic band; 31. a receiving bag; 32. a protective part; 33. hanging a belt; 40. an inner layer; 41. a moisture-proof breathable layer; 42. a flame retardant insulating layer; 421. flame retardant fibers; 422. a water storage belt; 423. a water-absorbing cotton; 43. a protective layer; 50. a cannula; 51. accommodating the pocket.
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The present application is described in further detail below in conjunction with figures 1-5.
Referring to fig. 1 and 2, the fire hazard protective clothing disclosed in the present application includes a protective clothing body 10, in this embodiment, a hat and sleeves on the protective clothing body 10 are in the prior art, and a detailed description thereof is omitted here.
Referring to fig. 1 and 2, a zipper 11 is installed at the front opening of a protective clothing body 10, a hook-and-loop surface 12 is sewn on the outer side of the protective clothing body 10, which is close to the zipper 11, a hook-and-loop surface 13 which is in hook-and-hold fit with the hook-and-loop surface 12 is sewn on the inner side of the protective clothing body 10, when a firefighter wears the protective clothing, the zipper 11 is pulled first, and then the hook-and-loop surface 13 is in hook-and-hold fit with the hook-and-loop surface 12, so that wind or rainwater is reduced to infiltrate into the protective clothing body 10 through the zipper 11.
Referring to fig. 1 and 2, a plurality of luminous stripes 20 are mounted on a protective garment body 10, the luminous stripes 20 are respectively sewn on the wrist, the cap peak and the waist, and the luminous stripes 20 are stripe fabrics with fluorescent paint sprayed on the surfaces. By the arrangement of the luminous strip 20, the luminous strip 20 emits light in a dim sight environment, so that firefighters can easily find the luminous strip after wearing protective clothing. The connecting component is arranged between the luminous strip 20 and the protective clothing body 10, and the connecting component is used for enabling the luminous strip 20 to be detachably arranged on the protective clothing body 10 so as to effectively reduce the reduction of fluorescent paint on the surface of the luminous strip 20 after multiple cleaning. Specifically, the connecting assembly comprises a sub-buckle 21 arranged outside the protective clothing body 10 and a female buckle 22 correspondingly arranged on the luminous strip 20, wherein the sub-buckle 21 and the female buckle 22 are in one-to-one corresponding clamping fit, so that the luminous strip 20 and the protective clothing body 10 are mutually fixed.
Referring to fig. 1 and 2, elastic bands 30 are sewn in cuffs on both sides of the protective clothing body 10, and the cuffs are closed by the arrangement of the elastic bands 30, so that water or hot air is reduced from leaking from the cuffs to the skin. The sleeves on the protective clothing body 10 are sewed with the containing bags 31, the containing bags 31 are used for placing positioning calling devices so as to be convenient for firefighters to use under critical conditions, the containing bags 31 are arranged on one side of the protective clothing body 10 close to the elastic band 30, and the containing bags 31 are arranged on one sleeve of the protective body.
Referring to fig. 1 and 2, the elbow parts at both sides of the protective clothing body 10 are sewn with the protective parts 32, the protective parts 32 are made of wear-resistant cloth material wrapped sponge, and the protective parts 32 are the same as the protective clothing body 10 in color, so that the condition of elbow joint injury during a fall or collision is effectively reduced.
Referring to fig. 1 and 2, a plurality of hanging bands 33 are sewn on the side surface of the protective clothing body 10 located at the waist, and both ends of the hanging bands 33 are sewn on the protective clothing body 10 through needle threads, so that the hanging bands 33 are annularly arranged. By providing the hanging belt 33, the firefighters can conveniently hang and hold the objects (the strong light flashlight, the window breaker or the fire extinguisher, etc.) to be used on the hanging belt 33.
Referring to fig. 3 and 4, specifically, the protective garment body 10 includes an inner layer 40 adjacent to the skin, the inner layer 40 is made of a skin-friendly non-woven fabric, the skin-friendly non-woven fabric has air permeability and moisture absorption capability, and even if the protective garment is attached to the skin for a long time, the protective garment does not feel hot, and sweat absorption and moisture absorption keep the attached part dry and long-term. The side of inlayer 40 facing away from skin is provided with dampproofing ventilative layer 41, and waterproof ventilative layer is formed by polymer waterproof ventilative material and cloth complex, and dampproofing ventilative layer 41 has waterproof nature and high gas permeability for outside moisture is difficult to permeate to human skin through inlayer 40. The side of dampproofing ventilative layer 41 facing away from inlayer 40 is provided with fire-retardant insulating layer 42, and fire-retardant insulating layer 42 is provided with inoxidizing coating 43 facing away from waterproof ventilative layer's one side, and inoxidizing coating 43 is made by wear-resistant material, thereby has reduced the circumstances that wear in daily dress of protective clothing body 10 thereby influences fire-retardant insulating layer 42's effect effectively.
Referring to fig. 3 and 5, the flame retardant and heat insulating layer 42 includes two layers of flame retardant fibers 421 and a water storage belt 422 disposed between the two layers of flame retardant fibers 421, one sides of the two layers of flame retardant fibers 421 facing away from each other are respectively abutted against the moisture-proof and air-permeable layer 41 and the protective layer 43, and the water storage belt 422 is spirally disposed along the length direction of the protective garment body 10. The water storage belt 422 is internally provided with the absorbent cotton 423, one end of the water storage belt 422 is in a closed arrangement, the other end of the water storage belt 422 is connected with the insertion pipe 50, the insertion pipe 50 is used for being connected with an external water source to enable water to enter the water storage belt 422, the insertion pipe 50 is made of rubber materials, and the insertion pipe 50 is located on the back of the protective clothing body 10.
Referring to fig. 4 and 5, the protective clothing body 10 is sewn with a receiving pocket 51, the insertion tube 50 extends out of the protective clothing body 10, and the insertion tube 50 is positioned at the bottom of the receiving pocket 51. After firefighters wear protective clothing, water can be filled into the bag provided with the insertion opening, the insertion opening in the bag is inserted into the insertion pipe 50, and the bag is placed into the containing pocket 51, so that water flows into the water storage belt 422, the absorbent cotton 423 absorbs water, when the firefighters are in a fire scene, water is evaporated at high temperature, the temperature of nearby air is taken away, the consumption of water of the firefighters is reduced, the temperature is reduced, and the situation that the body of the firefighters is damaged due to the fact that the high temperature is transferred into the firefighters is effectively reduced.
The implementation principle of the embodiment of the application is as follows: when a firefighter wears the protective suit and enters a fire scene, the bag filled with water is placed in the containing pocket 51, the insertion opening of the bag is inserted into the insertion tube 50, water flows into the water storage belt 422 from the insertion tube 50, and the water absorbing cotton 423 absorbs water and stores the water. When firefighters enter a fire scene, the high temperature evaporates water in the water storage belt 422, absorbs heat during the evaporation of water, takes away the temperature of nearby air, reduces the temperature, and effectively reduces the damage to the body of firefighters caused by the high temperature transferred to the inside.
The foregoing are all preferred embodiments of the present application, and are not intended to limit the scope of the present application in any way, therefore: all equivalent changes in structure, shape and principle of this application should be covered in the protection scope of this application.
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1. Fire hazard suit comprising a suit body (10), characterized in that: the protective clothing body (10) comprises an inner layer (40) and a dampproof and breathable layer (41) arranged on one side of the inner layer (40), wherein a flame-retardant heat-insulating layer (42) is arranged on one side, away from the inner layer (40), of the dampproof and breathable layer (41), and a protective layer (43) is arranged on one side, away from the dampproof and breathable layer (41), of the flame-retardant heat-insulating layer (42); the flame-retardant heat-insulating layer (42) comprises two layers of flame-retardant fibers (421) and a water storage belt (422) arranged between the two layers of flame-retardant fibers (421), one sides, deviating from each other, of the two layers of flame-retardant fibers (421) are respectively abutted to the dampproof breathable layer (41) and the protective layer (43), one end of the water storage belt (422) is in a closed arrangement, and the other end of the water storage belt is connected with the insertion pipe (50).
2. The fire hazard suit of claim 1, wherein: the water storage belt (422) is spirally arranged along the length direction of the protective clothing body (10), and water absorbing cotton (423) is arranged in the water storage belt (422).
3. The fire hazard suit of claim 1, wherein: the protective clothing body (10) is provided with a containing pocket (51), and the insertion pipe (50) extends out of the protective clothing body (10) and is arranged at the bottom of the containing pocket (51).
4. The fire hazard suit of claim 1, wherein: the protective clothing is characterized in that a plurality of luminous strips (20) are arranged on the protective clothing body (10), and a connecting assembly which enables the luminous strips (20) and the protective clothing body (10) to be mutually fixed is arranged between the luminous strips.
5. The fire hazard suit of claim 4, wherein: the connecting assembly comprises a child buckle (21) arranged outside the protective clothing body (10) and a female buckle (22) correspondingly arranged on the luminous strip (20), and the child buckle (21) is in one-to-one corresponding clamping fit with the female buckle (22).
6. The fire hazard suit of claim 1, wherein: the protective clothing is characterized in that a zipper (11) is arranged on the protective clothing body (10), a hook-and-loop surface (12) is arranged on one side, close to the zipper (11), of the protective clothing body (10), and a hook-and-loop surface (13) which is in hook-and-hold fit with the hook-and-loop surface (12) is correspondingly arranged on the protective clothing body (10).
7. The fire hazard suit of claim 1, wherein: the elbow of the protective clothing body (10) is provided with a protective part (32).
8. The fire hazard suit of claim 1, wherein: a plurality of hanging belts (33) are arranged on the protective clothing body (10).
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