CN219804164U - A wear-resistant emergency rescue suit - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to wear-resistant rescue suit, which belongs to the technical field of rescue suit and comprises a protective jacket and protective trousers, wherein the protective jacket comprises a protective outer sleeve and a lining vest, the lining vest is detachably connected with the protective outer sleeve, a first wear-resistant pad is arranged outside the protective outer sleeve, and the first wear-resistant pad corresponds to the position of a large joint of an upper limb of a human body; the outer portion of the protective trousers is provided with a second wear-resisting pad, and the second wear-resisting pad corresponds to the position of the large joint of the lower limb of the human body. The wear-resistant rescue suit can improve the wear resistance of the rescue suit, thereby reducing the possibility of breaking the rescue suit due to wear in the rescue process, and further improving the guarantee of the life safety of firefighters.

Description

A wear-resistant emergency rescue suit

Technical field

This application relates to the field of rescue clothing, and in particular to a wear-resistant emergency rescue clothing.

Background technique

With the change of global climate, various extreme weathers have occurred all over the world, and forest fires have occurred frequently. At the same time, with the development of my country's economy and society and the rapid advancement of urbanization, fires in cities have also occurred, and fires have a negative impact on society. The economic damage is growing.

When a fire breaks out, firefighters need to wear rescue suits and enter the fire scene to rescue. However, on the one hand, the fire scene is often filled with thick smoke, and firefighters cannot see the obstacles around them clearly during rescue operations. Clothes often scratch against obstacles around them. On the other hand, when firefighters pass through narrow passages and climb buildings, their rescue suits will inevitably wear out. When the rescue suit is damaged, the skin in the damaged area of the rescue suit is easily injured, thus endangering the firefighter's life.

Utility model content

In order to reduce the possibility of wear and tear of the rescue suit during the rescue process, this application provides a wear-resistant emergency rescue suit.

The wear-resistant emergency rescue suit provided by this application adopts the following technical solution:

A wear-resistant emergency rescue suit includes a protective top and protective trousers. The protective top includes a protective jacket and a lining vest. The lining vest is detachably connected to the protective jacket. The outside of the protective jacket is provided with a first resistant jacket. Wear pad, the first wear-resistant pad corresponds to the position of the large joints of the upper limbs of the human body; a second wear-resistant pad is provided on the outside of the protective pants, and the second wear-resistant pad corresponds to the position of the large joints of the lower limbs of the human body .

By adopting the above technical solution, the protective top adopts a double-layer detachable structure, and the lining vest is used to thicken the chest and abdomen of the human body to protect it, reducing the possibility of punctures in the chest and abdomen of the rescue suit, and improving the safety of the rescue suit. When the protective jacket is greatly worn and leaked, and the lining vest can still be used, the protective jacket can be replaced separately to improve the durability of the rescue suit; in addition, the protective jacket and lining vest can be separated during cleaning , easy to clean and dry. Through the arrangement of the first wear-resistant pad, the wear resistance of the protective jacket at the position corresponding to the large joints of the upper limbs of the human body is improved; through the arrangement of the second wear-resistant pad, the wear resistance of the protective pants at the position corresponding to the large joints of the lower limbs of the human body is improved , thereby improving the overall wear resistance of the rescue suit, reducing the possibility of leakage of the rescue suit during the rescue process, and thereby ensuring the life safety of firefighters.

Optionally, the first wear-resistant pad is detachably connected to the protective jacket, and the second wear-resistant pad is detachably connected to the protective pants.

By adopting the above technical solution, when the first wear-resistant pad or the second wear-resistant pad is severely worn, the first wear-resistant pad or the second wear-resistant pad can be disassembled and replaced with a new one, further improving the durability of the rescue suit. .

Optionally, the inside of the protective pants is provided with a crotch protector corresponding to the crotch of the human body, and the inside of the protective pants is provided with a hip pad corresponding to the buttocks of the human body.

By adopting the above technical solution, the crotch of the human body is protected by the crotch protector, and the buttocks of the human body are protected by the hip pad, further improving the protective effect on important parts of firefighters.

Optionally, the protective jacket includes a main fabric layer, the main fabric layer includes flame-retardant fibers and anti-static fibers, and the flame-retardant fibers and anti-static fibers are interlaced and woven.

By adopting the above technical solution, the flame-retardant fiber can improve the flame-retardant performance of the protective jacket, and the anti-static fiber can improve the anti-static performance of the protective jacket, thus improving the safety of firefighters when operating in flammable and explosive environments.

Optionally, a radiation protection layer is provided on the inside of the main fabric layer.

By adopting the above technical solution, the radiation protection layer can reduce the harm of electromagnetic radiation to the physiological health of firefighters during rescue activities in a strong electromagnetic field environment.

Optionally, the lining vest includes a sweat-absorbent skin-friendly layer and a windproof and warm layer, and a waterproof and breathable layer is provided between the sweat-absorbent and skin-friendly layer and the windproof and warm layer.

By adopting the above technical solution, the sweat-absorbent and skin-friendly layer is placed close to the body. After the firefighter sweats, the sweat-absorbent and skin-friendly layer can absorb sweat and improve wearing comfort. The windproof and thermal insulation layer can improve the thermal insulation performance of the lining vest. The waterproof and breathable layer can reduce the penetration of sweat into the windproof and thermal insulation layer, thereby keeping the windproof and thermal insulation layer clean.

Optionally, the windproof and thermal layer includes a windproof fabric layer and thermal insulation fleece filled in the windproof fabric layer.

By adopting the above technical solution, the windproof fabric layer can improve the windproof performance of the lining vest and effectively resist the invasion of cold wind. The thermal insulation fleece can improve the thermal insulation effect of the lining vest, adapt to severe cold weather in winter, and improve the applicability of the rescue suit.

Optionally, the cuffs of the protective jacket are provided with cuff elastic bands, and the protective pants are provided with trousers elastic bands.

By adopting the above technical solution, the protective jacket tightens the cuffs with cuff elastic bands, and the protective pants tighten the trouser leg openings with cuff elastic bands, thereby reducing the exposure of the skin, thereby reducing the possibility of skin burns, and at the same time improving Cold and windproof effect.

To sum up, this application includes at least one of the following beneficial technical effects:

1. Through the setting of the first wear-resistant pad, the wear resistance of the protective jacket at the position corresponding to the large joints of the human upper limbs is improved; through the setting of the second wear-resistant pad, the wear resistance of the protective pants at the position corresponding to the large joints of the human lower limbs is improved. Wearability, thereby improving the overall wear resistance of the rescue suit, reducing the possibility of leakage of the rescue suit during the rescue process, thereby ensuring the life safety of firefighters;

2. Through the setting of flame-retardant fibers and anti-static fibers, the flame-retardant and anti-static properties of the protective jacket can be improved, thereby improving the safety of firefighters when operating in flammable and explosive environments.

3. Through the setting of the radiation protection layer, the harm of electromagnetic radiation to the physiological health of firefighters during rescue activities in high electromagnetic field environments can be reduced.

Description of the drawings

Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of the front overall structure of the embodiment of the present application.

Figure 2 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the back of the embodiment of the present application.

Figure 3 is a schematic diagram showing the layer structure of the protective jacket in the embodiment of the present application.

Figure 4 is a schematic structural diagram embodying the main fabric layer in the embodiment of the present application.

Figure 5 is a schematic structural diagram embodying the lining vest in the embodiment of the present application.

Figure 6 is a schematic diagram showing the layer structure of the lining vest in the embodiment of the present application.

Figure 7 is a schematic diagram showing the layer structure of the windproof and warm layer in the embodiment of the present application.

Figure 8 is a cross-sectional view of the protective pants according to the embodiment of the present application.

Explanation of reference signs: 1. Protective top; 11. Protective coat; 111. First wear-resistant pad; 112. Cuff elastic band; 113. Main fabric layer; 1131. Flame retardant fiber; 1132. Antistatic fiber; 114. Radiation protection layer; 12. Lined vest; 121. Sweat-absorbent and skin-friendly layer; 122. Windproof and warm layer; 1221. Windproof fabric layer; 1222. Insulating velvet; 123. Waterproof and breathable layer; 2. Protective pants; 21. Second wear-resistant pad ; 22. Elastic band at trouser cuff; 23. Crotch protector; 24. Hip pad.

Detailed ways

The present application will be further described in detail below in conjunction with Figures 1-8.

Embodiment 1 of the present application discloses a wear-resistant emergency rescue suit. Referring to Figures 1 and 2, a wear-resistant emergency rescue suit includes a protective top 1 and protective pants 2. The protective top 1 includes a protective jacket 11, and a first wear-resistant pad 111 is detachably connected to the outside of the protective jacket 11. The wear-resistant pad 111 corresponds to the position of the large joints of the upper limbs of the human body (shoulder joints, elbow joints and wrist joints). A second wear-resistant pad 21 is detachably connected to the outside of the protective pants 2. The second wear-resistant pad 21 corresponds to the positions of the major joints (hip joints, knee joints and ankle joints) of the human lower limbs. In this embodiment, the first wear-resistant pad 111 is detachably fixed to the protective jacket 11 by means of Velcro connection, and the second wear-resistant pad 21 is also detachably fixed to the protective jacket 11 by means of Velcro connection.

During the activities of firefighters, joints often serve as fulcrums to assist limb movements. Due to physiological structural factors, large joints as fulcrums are prone to scratches and wear with surrounding obstacles during activities. The first wear-resistant pad 111 covers and protects the positions of the protective jacket 11 corresponding to the large joints of the upper limbs of the human body, thereby reducing the possibility of wear and tear of the protective jacket 11; the second wear-resistant pad 21 protects the upper and lower surfaces of the protective pants 2 Covering and protecting the positions corresponding to the large joints of the lower limbs of the human body reduces the possibility of wear and tear of the protective pants 2.

When the first wear-resistant pad 111 or the second wear-resistant pad 21 is severely worn, the first wear-resistant pad 111 or the second wear-resistant pad 21 can be disassembled and replaced with a new one, thereby improving the durability of the rescue suit. In addition, when cleaning, the first wear-resistant pad 111 and the second wear-resistant pad 21 can be removed, thereby facilitating cleaning.

Referring to FIG. 1 , the cuffs of the protective jacket 11 are sewn with cuff elastic bands 112 , and the protective pants 2 are sewn with trouser elastic bands 22 . In this way, the protective jacket 11 tightens the cuffs through the cuff elastic bands 112, and the protective pants 2 tightens the trouser legs through the cuff elastic bands, thereby reducing the exposure of the skin, thereby reducing the possibility of skin burns and improving rescue operations. The clothing has the cold-proof and windproof effect.

Referring to Figure 3, the protective jacket 11 includes a main fabric layer 113 and a radiation protection layer 114 provided inside the main fabric layer 113. The radiation protection layer 114 can reduce radiation in strong electromagnetic field environments (such as near communication transmission towers, high-voltage lines, substations, etc.) The harm of electromagnetic radiation to the physiological health of firefighters during emergency rescue activities. In this embodiment, the material of the radiation protection layer 114 is nano-silver cloth.

Referring to Figure 4, the main fabric layer 113 includes flame-retardant fibers 1131 and anti-static fibers 1132, and the flame-retardant fibers 1131 and anti-static fibers 1132 are interlaced and woven. The flame-retardant fiber 1131 can improve the flame-retardant performance of the protective jacket 11, and the anti-static fiber 1132 can improve the anti-static performance of the protective jacket 11, thus improving the safety of firefighters when operating in flammable and explosive environments. In this embodiment, the flame retardant fiber 1131 is made of aramid fiber, and the antistatic fiber 1132 is made of carbon black conductive fiber.

Referring to FIGS. 1 and 5 , the protective top 1 further includes a lining vest 12 disposed inside the protective jacket 11 , and the lining vest 12 is detachably connected to the protective jacket 11 . In this embodiment, the lining vest 12 and the protective jacket 11 adopt one or more connection methods including zipper connection, snap-on buckle connection and button connection. In this way, the protective top 1 adopts a double-layer detachable structure. On the one hand, the chest and abdomen of the human body are thickened and protected through the lining vest 12, thereby reducing the possibility of punctures in the chest and abdomen of the rescue suit, and improving the safety of the rescue suit; On the one hand, the lining vest 12 can improve the thermal insulation performance of the rescue suit, and you can choose whether to wear the lining vest 12 according to the temperature. When the protective jacket 11 is greatly worn and leaked, and the lining vest 12 can still be used, the protective jacket 11 can be replaced separately to improve the durability of the rescue suit. In addition, the protective jacket 11 and the lining vest 12 can be separated during cleaning to facilitate cleaning and drying.

Referring to Figures 5 and 6, the lining vest 12 includes a sweat-absorbent skin-friendly layer 121 and a windproof and warm layer 122. A waterproof and breathable layer 123 is provided between the sweat-absorbent skin-friendly layer 121 and the windproof and warm layer 122. When wearing, the sweat-absorbent and skin-friendly layer 121 is placed close to the body. After the firefighter sweats, the sweat-absorbent and skin-friendly layer 121 can absorb sweat to improve wearing comfort. The windproof and thermal insulation layer 122 can improve the thermal insulation performance of the lining vest 12, and the waterproof and breathable layer 123 can reduce the penetration of sweat into the windproof and thermal insulation layer, thereby keeping the windproof and thermal insulation layer clean. In this embodiment, the sweat-absorbent and skin-friendly layer 121 is made of pure cotton fabric; the waterproof and breathable layer 123 is made of polymer waterproof and breathable material (PTFE membrane) composite fabric.

Referring to FIG. 7 , the windproof and thermal insulation layer 122 includes a windproof fabric layer 1221 and thermal insulation fleece 1222 filled in the windproof fabric layer 1221 . The windproof fabric layer 1221 can improve the windproof performance of the lining vest 12 and effectively resist the invasion of cold wind. The thermal insulation fleece 1222 can improve the thermal insulation effect of the lining vest 12 and can adapt to severe cold weather in winter and improve the applicability of the rescue suit. In this embodiment, the windproof fabric layer 1221 is made of a chemical fiber fabric whose outer surface has been coated or filmed; the thermal insulation velvet 1222 is made of one or more of duck down, goose down, and artificial chemical fiber velvet.

Referring to Figure 8, a crotch protector 23 is sewn inside the protective pants 2 corresponding to the crotch of the human body, and a hip pad 24 is sewn inside the protective pants 2 corresponding to the buttocks of the human body. The crotch of the human body is protected by the crotch protector 23, and the buttocks of the human body are protected by the hip pad 24, so that the firefighter's buttocks are provided with cushioning protection when the firefighter's buttocks land on the ground, thereby further improving the protection effect of the firefighter's important parts.

The implementation principle of a wear-resistant emergency rescue suit in the embodiment of the present application is as follows: the protective top 1 adopts a double-layer detachable structure, and the lining vest 12 is used to thicken the chest and abdomen of the human body to protect it, thereby reducing the occurrence of punctures in the chest and abdomen of the rescue suit. possibility to improve the safety of the rescue suit.

When the protective jacket 11 is greatly worn and leaked, and the lining vest 12 can still be used, the protective jacket 11 can be replaced separately to improve the durability of the rescue suit; in addition, the protective jacket 11 and the lining can be separated during cleaning The vest 12 is detachable for easy cleaning and drying.

Through the arrangement of the first wear-resistant pad 111, the wear resistance of the protective jacket 11 at the position corresponding to the large joints of the upper limbs of the human body is improved; through the arrangement of the second wear-resistant pad 21, the wear resistance of the protective pants 2 at the position corresponding to the large joints of the lower limbs of the human body is improved. The wear resistance of the rescue suit is improved, thereby improving the overall wear resistance of the rescue suit, reducing the possibility of leakage of the rescue suit during the rescue process, and thus ensuring the life safety of firefighters.

The above are all preferred embodiments of the present application, and are not intended to limit the scope of protection of the present application. Therefore, any equivalent changes made based on the structure, shape, and principle of the present application shall be covered by the scope of protection of the present application. Inside.

Claims (8)

1. The utility model provides a wear-resisting rescue suit of speedily carrying out rescue work which characterized in that: the protective jacket comprises a protective jacket (1) and protective trousers (2), wherein the protective jacket (1) comprises a protective jacket (11) and a lining vest (12), the lining vest (12) is detachably connected with the protective jacket (11), a first wear-resistant pad (111) is arranged outside the protective jacket (11), and the first wear-resistant pad (111) corresponds to the position of a large joint of an upper limb of a human body; the outer part of the protective trousers (2) is provided with a second wear-resistant pad (21), and the second wear-resistant pad (21) corresponds to the position of the human body lower limb big joint.

2. The wear-resistant rescue suit of claim 1, wherein: the first wear-resistant pad (111) is detachably connected with the protective outer sleeve (11), and the second wear-resistant pad (21) is detachably connected with the protective trousers (2).

3. The wear-resistant rescue suit of claim 1, wherein: the inside of protective trousers (2) is equipped with crotch protection (23) corresponding to human crotch department, the inside of protective trousers (2) is equipped with buttock pad (24) corresponding to human buttock department.

4. The wear-resistant rescue suit of claim 1, wherein: the protective jacket (11) comprises a main surface layer (113), wherein the main surface layer (113) comprises flame retardant fibers (1131) and antistatic fibers (1132), and the flame retardant fibers (1131) and the antistatic fibers (1132) are arranged in a staggered weaving mode.

5. The wear-resistant rescue suit of claim 4, wherein: the inner side of the main surface layer (113) is provided with a radiation protection layer (114).

6. The wear-resistant rescue suit of claim 1, wherein: the lining vest (12) comprises a sweat-absorbing skin-friendly layer (121) and a windproof heat-insulating layer (122), and a waterproof breathable layer (123) is arranged between the sweat-absorbing skin-friendly layer (121) and the windproof heat-insulating layer (122).

7. The wear-resistant rescue suit of claim 6, wherein: the windproof thermal insulation layer (122) comprises a windproof fabric layer (1221) and thermal insulation velvet (1222) filled in the windproof fabric layer (1221).

8. The wear-resistant rescue suit of claim 1, wherein: the cuff of the protective coat (11) is provided with a cuff elastic band (112), and the trouser leg opening of the protective trousers (2) is provided with a trousers opening elastic band (22).