EP1392560A1 - Reversible life raft comprising removable shelters - Google Patents
Reversible life raft comprising removable sheltersInfo
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- EP1392560A1 EP1392560A1 EP02704536A EP02704536A EP1392560A1 EP 1392560 A1 EP1392560 A1 EP 1392560A1 EP 02704536 A EP02704536 A EP 02704536A EP 02704536 A EP02704536 A EP 02704536A EP 1392560 A1 EP1392560 A1 EP 1392560A1
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- shelter
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
- B63C—LAUNCHING, HAULING-OUT, OR DRY-DOCKING OF VESSELS; LIFE-SAVING IN WATER; EQUIPMENT FOR DWELLING OR WORKING UNDER WATER; MEANS FOR SALVAGING OR SEARCHING FOR UNDERWATER OBJECTS
- B63C9/00—Life-saving in water
- B63C9/02—Lifeboats, life-rafts or the like, specially adapted for life-saving
- B63C9/04—Life-rafts
Definitions
- the purpose of document PCT CH 99/00619 is to ensure a greater surface area of impact on the sea than an ordinary lifeboat and to allow people who may be trapped under the device when it deploys, to pass over the device and to remain there, this thanks to openings, unlockable, retractable and lockable, allowing the shipwrecked to grab onto the net to join one of the openings. It also allows, if necessary, to hang onto the device by the hands and feet with handles and to use seat belts. However, nothing protects the survivors from bad weather in the cold sea, from waves which can pass through the net, or from the sun, and if the raft opens upside down, the shipwrecked are deprived of handles and seat belts .
- the document DE 32 10 590 Al 23.03.82 mentions an open water device which is a multi-place buoy, which does not include a net, of which tarpaulins cover only a certain number orifices and do not form a floor over the entire surface. Shelters are provided, but they are located only on certain units, they are fixed, cannot communicate with each other and form multiple volumes.
- the survival boats that we find in the trade are of a modest surface, with a very limited number of people on board, the descents of plane, toboggans require a learned folding with a system of yielding links at certain pressures to that they open the right way.
- the object of the present invention is therefore to provide a safety rescue device which can remedy these disadvantages and disadvantages.
- the advantages of the present invention reside in the fact that this liferaft is made completely reversible thanks to male receiving fixings distributed on the two faces of the raft allowing the installation of floors, removable shelters which can be coupled by bringing together several volumes or a single volume in the chosen location on the device, without wondering if the raft will open in the right direction.
- Fig 1 represents the grid 1, furnished with a net 2, unlockable, separable, and lockable openings 3, handles 4 and seat belts 5.
- a mesh 6 On the side of a mesh 6 there is an open bag 11 something elongated which is a membrane folded back on itself which will form a shelter 8 and an unfolded membrane serving as a floor 7 covering four meshes in which there are slots / buttonholes 25 arranged to bring out handles 4, the floor membrane being attached to the grid by pressures 9 indicated by dots on the drawing.
- a shelter 8 with an opening for the entry and exit 38 mounted and attached to the grid by pressures 9 and a floor section 7, fixed by pressures 9, extending over a mesh.
- the seat belts 5 On the floor parts 7, the seat belts 5 are undone, they have been detached so that they can be ironed on the floors 7 and used.
- Fig. 2 a represents a strip of openwork fabric 27 provided with a bellows, accordion 41, with lead in the center of the strip 30, a carabiner 39 and rings 40 at the ends which attach the strip 27 to the flange 52.
- Fig.2b represents ballast 53, the strip of openwork fabric 27 with lead 30 in the center of the strip, the strip was attached, thanks to the carabiners 39, to the rings 40 thus forming the ballast 53. observe two series of rings distributed in two lines on the flange 52 allowing each time to place the ballast under the raft.
- Fig. 3 represents an H-shaped structure 12, unfolded with its four triangular sections 13.
- Fig. 3b represents the half-folded H 12 structure.
- Fig. 4 represents the shelter 8 of which two H-shaped structures 12 are put in place, the second structure and two triangles 13, one on each side having been folded to the left, the second parallelepiped of the second structure forming an interior wall , not visible here and the base of the shelter 8 being fixed to the grid 1 by pressures suggested here by points 9.
- Fig. 5 shows a shelter 8 made up of four H-shaped structures 12, the fourth structure and two triangles 13, one on each side, are folded to the left, forming three internal walls which can be opened and released using the closures flash 16, walls not visible here.
- the structures are brought together to form a tunnel and the base of the perimeter is fixed in this example to the grid 1 by Velcro 10, the location of which is indicated by small dots 10.
- an entrance / outlet 38 provided with zippers 16 represented by small dashes which allow the opening of the internal walls of the shelter or to release the entry upwards thanks to an adjustable fastener 42 the four structures occupy four meshes, are also drawn the seat belts 5.
- Fig. 6 represents a shelter 8 made up of six H-shaped structures 12, the two structures at the end of the shelter as well as one of their two triangles on the sides 13 are folded inside towards the left forming three internal walls that we can open and release thanks to the zippers, walls not visible here, the structures are arranged in a square, the roofs are attached by fixing one under the other the triangles at the level of the roofs, the base of the shelter is fixed with zippers 16.
- On the device are drawn handles 4 and seat belts 5, there can be seen an entry / exit opening 38, provided with zippers 16 allowing the opening of the internal walls or to release the entrance, skylights 56, the six structures occupy six meshes.
- Fig. 7 represents a structure on three sides 37, the fourth being free of structure at its top to create an opening with a zipper 16.
- two bellows 17 provided with fasteners 31 allowing the deployment of the structure to go fix it on the neighboring structure and form a chain of shelters
- the two vertical side panels 18 being provided with zippers 16 allowing when they are open to raise the sides 18 on said sides and fix them on the right or left shelter thus creating communicating shelters
- Fig 8 shows a cross-shaped structure 19 inflated here by a muscular force pump 2 whose pipe 21 is immersed in water, and fixed to an upright by a nozzle 24 the two uprights 22 being fixed to the grid by Velcro 10 represented by small dots on this drawing.
- Velcro 10 represented by small dots on this drawing.
- one of the sides includes an inlet / outlet opening 38 with a zipper 16
- the side panels 18 are also provided with zippers 16 as well as the periphery from the base of the shelter which is attached to the grid by the same means, the zippers are represented by dotted lines.
- the seat belts 5 are open in the shelter, ready to be used and they are closed on the rest of the grid 1 on
- Fig 9a represents a strip of fabric sewn here 23 extended by a bead 26.
- Fig. 9b represents a strip of fabric sewn here 23 with in its center a bead 5 fixed 26.
- Fig. 9c represents the bag 1 1 with a tube with a slot 32 and a bead 26, threaded into the slot of the tube 32.
- Fig. 10a represents a bag 11 on the edge of which are fixed pieces of tubes 28 with at the end of the bag two clips 31.
- Fig. 10b represents a rod next to the bag with a handle at one end and an eye 29 at the other end.
- Fig. 10c represents a mesh 6 with net 2, an unlockable, scalable and relockable openwork 3, handles 4 and pieces of tube 28 which can be flexible or rigid, fixed on the grid, intended to receive the pieces of tubes 28 fixed to the bag 11 see Fig.10a, which fit together with those fixed to the grid and which will be fixed together by the rod 29 see Fig.10b and the whole will be attached by the two fasteners 31 fixed to one end of the bag Fig .10a.
- Fig. l ia represents a form of attachment, male part, intended for bags, handles, here a tongue 33 provided with a push button 34.
- Fig. 11b represents a female receiving part in the shape of a semicircle fixed on a support 35 and provided with an orifice 36.
- Fig. 1 le represents the tongue 33 engaged in the receiving part 35, the push button 34 being released by the orifice 36.
- Fig. 12 a represents another form of male attachment intended for bags, handles, here a tongue folded back on itself 43 with a section for pressing on it, this tongue is provided with two pins 44.
- Fig.12.b shows the female receiving part, half cone provided with two orifices 36 in which the pins 44 engage to ensure fixing.
- Fig. 13 shows an example of rapid closing / opening with a male part extended by two flexible levers 46, on axis 57 which can be grasped with the full hand, with on each side a protruding part 51 which fits into the orifices, represented here by hatching 47 of the female part 48, when the pressure is released.
- the male part 54 is attached to the female part by a link 55 which prevents the male part from falling into the water.
- the female part is attached to the net by a strap 49
- the present device consists mainly of an inflatable grid Fig.1, which deploys by means usually used in the inflatable field, whose meshes 6 are lined with net 2 comprising unlockable, retractable and re-lockable openings 3, handles 4 and seat belts 5, which are distributed on the grid 1.
- a first step during a sinking or flooding, people trapped under the device that deploys, unlock the openings 3 pass on the device, close the openings Fig.1.
- the castaway (s) stabilize) the raft by adjusting the ballast to the desired position Fig. 12 a and 12b, If the raft has turned over, the seat belts 5 which were fastened when the raft has developed, are visible through the net.
- the shipwrecked people release the handles 4, which releases the seat belts 5 at the same time, they pass everything over the device, either by the mesh of the net 2 if they are wide enough, or by the perforation 3 which they will have open, either along the net attachment.
- the shipwrecked survivor (s) organize (s) to set up an ab ⁇ 8 or individual or multiple shelters.
- a shipwrecked man unfolds the membrane which serves as a shelter 7, takes hold of the structure, in this example in the form of a cross 19, Fig. 8, connects the muscular pump 20 to its end piece 24 in the structure, plunges the pipe 21 into water, it can slide it between the floor and the side of the mesh of the grid, it pumps ...
- This type of tent which fits in an elongated bag, can be used with or without a survival boat, in this case, it will not be useful to provide the ends of the bag with male fixings, but with loops to fix stakes, the base of floors, shelters which can be fixed together in a watertight manner.
- the membranes, floor and shelter are attached to the bag in any way possible. They are glued, then welded, sewn, riveted, then rolled, folded on themselves, held by straps with pressure, with fasteners, Velcro, carabiners, zippers, loops and buttons, this list is not limiting.
- the envelope of the bags is provided with handle (s), strap (s), Velcro allowing to better grip them under the raft.
- the two membranes are gathered in a bag, they are fixed one behind the other, - the floor membrane in front and the shelter membrane, with its structure, behind.
- the bags are removably attached to the grid by means of male receptive fasteners 33 and 43 which are distributed both at the place and at the back of the device.
- the female fasteners 35 and 45 are fixed on the ends of the bags and come to fit in the male fasteners.
- the removable fasteners for the bags containing the floor and shelter membranes are female receiving parts in the form of a semi-cone, for example 35, with an orifice 36. They are fixed to the tubes. In these receiving parts are fitted, for example, a zipper system, spring tab or with a push button 34. The button engages in the orifice and fixes the bag to the grid.
- a variation of execution is a tongue folded back on itself making spring 43, with a space to place the thumb there, this tongue is provided with two pins 44 which come to fit in two holes 36 provided for this purpose on the part female receptor attached to the rod.
- male fasteners are mounted, at the ends of the bag or for example at the ends of a flexible flat band fixed under the bag, a version can be adjustable in length, to adapt to any size of bag, this band will be threaded in a hem open at both ends under the bag, this is not limiting.
- the same type of receiving part can be made for the removable fixing of the handles, the two receiving fixings being glued, heat-sealed on a plate or molded, the plate with the fixings then being glued, heat-sealed, to the tube.
- the handle 4 is released, on one side then on the other.
- This type of fixing can be adapted for fixing the edges, uprights 22 to the grid. It is also possible to use seat belt clips, zippers. These examples are not limitative.
- All bag attachments, handles, edges, shelter uprights, floor attachments will be arranged on both sides of the grid.
- the bags can be made removable by a fixing consisting of a tube provided with a slot 32 fixed along the edge of the bag as a receiving part and a firm bead 26 fixed on a piece of fabric 23 attached to the wire rack.
- the bead 26 is slid through the slot inside the tube.
- the bead can be an extension of the fabric or at a right angle, fixed in the middle of the fabric. Fig. 9a, 9b, 9c.
- the bags can be made removable by fixing flexible, rigid or elastic tube sections to the bag 11 28 Fig 10a with a series along the mesh, Fig. 10c the sections of the bag and those of the mesh being joined by threading a rod provided with an eye 29 FIG. 10b with a clip 31 to fix the whole Fig. 10a.
- the seat belts are made removable by the carabiners attached to each end, which allows them to be placed end to end and thus constitute chains, this not being limiting.
- the location of the bags and handles on the reverse side of the raft should be indicated in one way or another, so as not to waste time finding and releasing the bags.
- the ballast consists of bands of openwork fabric 27 forming sections, with in the middle of each band, lead 30, ensuring the stability of the ballast, and at each end of each band of accordion pleats 41 and means, for example rings 40 and carabiners 39 allowing the bottom of the strip to be hung up / unhooked on the flange to form the ballast or to be released by fixing it to the rings on the flanges 52 by means of the carabiners.
- the rings 40 on the flange 52 are distributed on two lines on the top and on the bottom of the raft, to always locate the ballast below the raft where necessary.
- Fig. 2a, 2b The membranes which are doubled as well as the structures, they can be equipped with non-return valves if necessary and inflated either automatically or not by an air / gas generator and / or manually with the muscular force pump, this to create an isolation.
- the tubular structures are semi-flexible and / or articulated since they fold to store, they can be formed by folds of membrane, be included in the folds or attached to the structure. Can be threaded into the folds, hems, pipes, flexible rods, which can be telescopic, articulated, curvable, provided with ball joints to rotate or nest, this not being limiting.
- the pipes and rods being flexible, they can be mounted directly during manufacture.
- rafts are provided with a bag containing a telescopic rod mounted on a ball joint, with a sail and oars, oar supports can be provided on the tubes, it is also possible to provide a location to attach a motor to it.
- the length of the membranes, floors and / or shelters can be provided to occupy one or more meshes, or even the entire surface of the device or a raft can consist only of
- the H-shaped structure applies to the parallelepipeds.
- the structure on three sides 37, of square (or rectangular) shape described in FIG. 7 also rests on a shape of a parallelepiped, the membranes of its sides 18 are liftable and also include bellows, accordion-shaped membranes 17 which allow the sides 18 to stretch forward so that they are long enough to be fixed on the top of the next shelter.
- the cross-shaped structure Fig.8 also includes flaps 18 whose membrane is liftable and accordion bellows 17 for hanging its uprights 22 to the next volume.
- the floors will arrive either flush with the handles or behind the handles, in this case, it will also be necessary to lay buttonholes / slots 25 to let the handles 4 pass, Fig.1.
- the tubes will be protected from friction by flexible reinforcement strips usually used in the inflatable field.
- the unlockable, retractable and re-lockable openings 3 will be made unlockable and re-lockable both above and below, for example by Velcro strips with a handle on each strip.
- the arms, levers, are flexible 46 # are assembled as a single piece on an axis 57, each provided with a protruding part 51, levers whose protruding parts are fitted into a receiving part female 48 which is provided with two orifices 47 for receiving the two projecting parts 51, this type of clamp may be laid flat, Fig.13.
- the grid will be built by compartments and / or with an internal wall forming an air chamber, these compartments will include one or more non-return valves as well as pressure relief valves.
- Inflation systems are common.
- the straps will be guided by wheels, pulleys, conduits or any other part allowing the straps, cords to slide. These pieces will be attached to the tubes, the straps, cords will be attached to a single handle, visible loop from the outside of the container.
- the bottles will each be slipped into a protective pocket or fixed by straps or any other usual means.
- the grid contained either in a container or in a bag which will open, for example, yielding to the inflation pressure.
- a bag attached to the grid, with a floor membrane, with or without shelter, can be used to cover a swimming pool and provide thermal protection.
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