CZ2005676A3 - Use of foaming materials for safety purposes - Google Patents

Abstract

Removed materials are used for safety purposes, in cases where human life threatening areas are flooded with water, filled with poisonous gases or earthquakes. The use of foamed materials also reduces the risk of death from falling from cuttings and protects against life-threatening cold and similar effects. Removed materials are used as a precautionary hazard or at the earliest after the hazard has occurred.

Description

Use of foamed materials for safety purposes

Technical field

The present invention relates to the use of foamed materials to protect against the intrusion of undesirable substances into the enclosures intended to protect persons and objects from undesirable environmental influences and against impacts during uncontrolled movement.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

So far, the foamed materials have been used to fill the space around frames and doorframes, to replace windows and doors, or other parts of buildings. It has always been used to speed up construction work or to remove thermal bridges in building structures. This was the use for which these foams were intended.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to use foamed materials for safety purposes, which will result in hundreds of human lives being saved and preventing material damage. This invention puts the greatest emphasis on saving human lives in disasters where human life is in immediate danger and has not yet been prevented by other means.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The essence of the present invention is the use of foamed materials for safety purposes where human life-threatening areas are flooded with water, filled with toxic gases, demolished in an earthquake. This new application also reduces the risk of death from falls from heights and protects against life threats from cold and similar influences. The foamed materials should be used immediately before or immediately after the hazard.

Spaces filled with these foamed materials will prevent the ingress of water, unwanted gases, further prevent the spread of fire into other areas, prevent violent hard impact in the fall or crash, prevent passage of dangerous freezing temperatures to the human body surface and last but not least protect movable and immovable things from flooding during floods and before demolition in an earthquake. The consequence of this use of foamed materials is to save lives by preventing the ships from sinking in the crash, the aircraft from falling apart, the fire from spreading, for example in a car crash tunnel and mine fires, hope of salvation by not shattering on the rock. Rescue boats, which are damaged, can continue to function thanks to the filling with foamed materials and the crew will not drown. In a car that does

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A secondary benefit of this application is the elimination of major material damage during flooding. The use of foamed materials can also prevent the flood from spreading by foaming in areas where there is a risk of rupture, such as weak dividing walls in underground subway areas. Barriers are created across the blocks between the blocks of houses, and the houses are filled with window spaces where water can enter the houses. In areas where there is a risk of uncontrollable ingress of water and these areas contain valuable devices, these areas are completely filled, thus preventing water ingress and thus destruction of the device. The ship cannot sink due to the filling of hold spaces with these materials, since all these materials are lighter than water and filling them throughout the space prevents the space from being filled with water. Similar use can be applied to submarines and drilling rigs in the event of an accident. A great advantage of using foaming agents for these purposes is that they can be easily and manually removed.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

1. The foamed mass shall be used to fill the hold of the ship in danger of sinking and similarly applicable to submarines and drilling rigs where there is a risk of accident.

2. The foamed mass shall be used to fill the space of an aircraft inevitably at risk of accident.

3. The foamed material is used to close the space, for example in a tunnel where there is a risk of fire spreading.

4. The foamed material is used to fill the lifeboat bags instead of the air filling when the boat is mechanically damaged and there is a risk of drowning the crew.

5. The foamed mass is used to fill the cavities of climbers' garments.

6. The foamed mass is used to fill the cavities of the polar tent tents.

7. The foamed material is used to close the space between blocks of houses.

8. The foamed material is used to fill the gaps in the house jacket.

9. The foamed mass is used to fill the area in front of the engagement wheels of sunken cars in snow or muddy terrain.

10. The foamed mass is used as a safety underlay under cars raised on a jack where there is no certainty of keeping the vehicle in a stable raised position.

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11. The foamed mass is used to fill the area around the cargo being carried, which could be damaged by high or low temperatures from the environment the vehicle is passing through and the danger of cargo movement due to uncontrolled movement, for example in storms by ships.

12. The foamed mass is used to form a bed to stabilize the patient's post-traumatic injury position.

13. The foamed mass is used to create an enlarged area around the shoe as it passes through deep snow or marshy terrain.

14. The foamed material is used to fill cavities in the ground where there is a risk of subsequent landslides and buildings and structures standing on it.

15. The foamed mass is used to stop the collapse in mines.

16. The foamed mass is used to create rescue bodies for drowning people.

17. The foamed material is used to fill the area around the deposited equipment at the time the vehicle is attacked or when tampering and entering the guarded areas.

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Claims (1)

Use of foamed materials for security purposes and the rescue of movable and immovable items from destruction by using foamed materials to fill the hold of a ship threatening to sink or to fill a submarine and drilling tower area in an accident, to fill an aircraft inevitable accident , to close the space, for example, in a tunnel where there is a risk of fire, to fill the lifeboat bags instead of air filling, when the boat is mechanically damaged and the crew is drowning, to fill the cavities of mountaineers' clothes, space between blocks of houses, to fill penetrations in the housing of the houses, to fill the space in front of the engagement wheels of sunken cars in snow or muddy terrain, as a safety belay under cars raised on a jack where uncertainty of keeping the vehicle stable lifted position to fill the area around the cargo that is in danger of being damaged by high or low temperatures from the environment the vehicle is traveling in, to fix the cargo in the vehicle or ship during uncontrollable movement, to create a bed for stabilized patient position after accident move, to create an enlarged area around the shoe when passing through deep snow or marshy terrain, to fill cavities in the ground where there is a risk of subsequent landslides and buildings and structures standing on it, to stop caving in mines, to create rescue bodies for drowning, to fill the area around the device with stored valuables at the moment of the assault of the vehicle or in the case of unauthorized manipulation and entry into the guarded areas.