EP1654038B1 - Survival suit - Google Patents
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- EP1654038B1 EP1654038B1 EP04781243A EP04781243A EP1654038B1 EP 1654038 B1 EP1654038 B1 EP 1654038B1 EP 04781243 A EP04781243 A EP 04781243A EP 04781243 A EP04781243 A EP 04781243A EP 1654038 B1 EP1654038 B1 EP 1654038B1
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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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
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- the present invention relates generally to the field of survival suits designed to protect wearers exposed to cold environments and, more particularly, to survival suits designed to float when placed in water, as disclosed, for example, US-B-6 551 160 or US-A-4 704 092 .
- the present invention relates generally to the field of survival suits designed to protect wearers exposed to cold environments and, more particularly, to survival suits designed to float when placed in water.
- Typical survival suits are bulky, full-body suits made of one thick, heavy layer of waterproof material. Some survival suits include an inflating neck collar that is selectively inflated by the wearer to provide floatation.
- US-B-6 206 744 discloses an insulated flotation garment that as an insulating element and a flotation element bonded together by perimeter stitching to protect persons by keeping them warm and preventing them from being submerged in cold water. The insulation element comprises filament fibers.
- survival suits only offer limited protection against hypothermia.
- the survivor suit disclosed herein that includes an outer shell that covers the entire body except the face with two, partially closed bladders. During use, the user exhales air into the two bladders which distributes air around a large area of the body directly exposed to cold water and then distributes it into the body cavity.
- the survival suit includes a one-piece outer shell that includes a head section, a neck section, an upper thoracic section, two arm sections, an abdominal section, and two leg sections.
- Manufactured in the upper thoracic and abdominal sections is a longitudinally aligned front opening that enables the suit to be opened so that the wearer can easily enter or exit the suit.
- Formed on the head section is a small face opening which enables the wearer to see and breathe.
- Formed inside the outer shell is a full-length body cavity. Disposed around the face opening is an optional facemask and snorkel.
- a means for closing the front opening is also provided so that the face opening is the only entry port into the suit when it is worn.
- the suit includes a first inner bladder located inside the outer shell directly behind the wearer when worn.
- the first inner bladder acts as an insulation layer between the surrounding cold water and the posterior areas of the head, neck, upper and lower torso, and legs. It is filled with fibrous filling material that provides insulation and creates air cavities that allows air to easily flow therethrough.
- a second inner bladder that acts as a second insulation barrier between the first inner bladder and the back surface of the outer shell.
- the second inner bladder extends posteriorly over the head, neck and upper torso.
- the lower edge of the second inner bladder terminates near or at the wearer's waist or upper buttocks region.
- the second bladder is filled with fibrous filling material that provides insulation and creates air cavities that allows air to easily flow therethrough.
- a mouthpiece Located in the mouth region of the head section of the suit is a mouthpiece connected to a ventilation tube that extends downward inside the body cavity to the second inner bladder.
- a plurality of air holes is formed on the section of ventilation tube located inside the second inner bladder to reduce back pressure when exhaling air into the mouthpiece.
- exhaled air is delivered to the second inner bladder and then travels through an air passageway formed between the first and second inner bladders. The exhaled air then travels through the first inner bladder and eventually escapes into the body cavity through outlet ports located on the first inner bladder near the user's feet when the suit is worn. Once the exhaled air is deposited into the body cavity, the exhaled air travels up and around the user's legs, torso, neck and head sections to provide warmth to these areas and then exits the suit through the face opening.
- the sides of the first inner bladder bend and extend laterally around the sides of the user to provide thermal protection up to the water line on the suit when the wearer is floating horizontally in the water.
- inflating the suit is that the suit is more rigid and protects the wearer from rough wave action.
- a benefit of using exhaled air to inflate the suit is that a large thermal target or signature is created that enables rescuers wearing infrared vision goggles to see the wearer in the water.
- a survival suit 10 including a one-piece outer shell 20 that includes a head section 22, a neck section 24, an upper thoracic section 26, two arm sections 28, 30, an abdominal section 32, and two leg sections 34, 36.
- a longitudinally aligned front opening 38 that enables the suit 10 to be easily opened so that the wearer 90 can enter or exit the suit 10.
- Formed on the head section 22 is a small face opening 23 which enables the wearer 90 to see and breathe.
- an optional facemask 40 and snorkel 42 Disposed around the face opening 23.
- the suit 10 includes a first inner bladder 50 located inside the outer shell 20 directly behind the wearer 90 when worn.
- the first inner bladder 50 acts as an insulation layer that extends from the back of the head, over the back and legs, and to the two ankles.
- the first inner bladder 50 does not cover the posterior areas of the arms. It should be understood, however, the first inner bladder 50 may be modified to cover the posterior areas of the upper arms.
- the first inner bladder 50 is filled with fibrous filling material 80 that provides insulation and creates a plurality of interconnected air cavities to allow air located therein to easily flow therethrough.
- a second inner bladder 60 that acts as a second insulation barrier between the first inner bladder 50 and the outer shell 20.
- the second inner bladder 60 is shorter than the first inner bladder 50 and extends from the back of the head, over the dorsal or back region to the wearer's waist and upper buttocks.
- the second inner bladder 60 is filled with fibrous filling material 80 that provides insulation and creates an inner air cavity a plurality of interconnected cavities that allow air to flow therethrough.
- a mouthpiece 70 Located or adjacent to the face opening 23 of the head section 22 is a mouthpiece 70 connected to a flexible ventilation tube 74 that extends around the neck and downward inside the body cavity and along the back.
- the ventilation tube 74 terminates inside the second inner bladder 60.
- a plurality of air holes 78 are formed on the section of ventilation tube 74 located inside the second inner bladder 60 to reduce back pressure on the mouthpiece 70.
- the sides 52, 53 of the first inner bladder 50 bend and extend around the sides of the wearer 90 to provide thermal protection up to the waterline 95 on the suit 10 when the wearer 90 is floating horizontally in the water as shown in Fig. 1 .
- the outer shell 20 is made of neoprene or urethane backed nylon approximately 3/16 to 3/8 inches thick.
- the first and second inner bladders 50, 60, respectively, are also made of neoprene or urethane backed nylon approximately 1/8 inch thick.
- the fibrous filling material 80 is made of loosely twisted nylon fibers. As shown in Fig. 5 , the first and second inner bladders 50, 60, respectively, have a uniform thickness over their entire length of approximately 1/8 inch.
- This invention is useful in the survival suits worn by individuals in cold environments, and more particularly, in floating survival suits worn by seaman who jump or are thrown overboard from a boat or ship operating in cold water and must wait an expended time period until rescued.
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Abstract
Description
- The present invention relates generally to the field of survival suits designed to protect wearers exposed to cold environments and, more particularly, to survival suits designed to float when placed in water, as disclosed, for example,
US-B-6 551 160 orUS-A-4 704 092 . - The present invention relates generally to the field of survival suits designed to protect wearers exposed to cold environments and, more particularly, to survival suits designed to float when placed in water.
- Crewmembers on a ship often wear heavy, insulated work clothing to keep them warm. Often, the work clothing includes an inflatable collar that the crewmember selectively inflates when he is thrown involuntarily into the waves. If the crewmember is not removed from the cold water in a few minutes, hypothermia sets in shortly which may lead to death. When a crewmember knows that the ship is sinking and will be forced to enter the water shortly, he or she will immediately put on a survival suit that offers more protection against hypothermia.
- Typical survival suits are bulky, full-body suits made of one thick, heavy layer of waterproof material. Some survival suits include an inflating neck collar that is selectively inflated by the wearer to provide floatation.
US-B-6 206 744 discloses an insulated flotation garment that as an insulating element and a flotation element bonded together by perimeter stitching to protect persons by keeping them warm and preventing them from being submerged in cold water. The insulation element comprises filament fibers. Unfortunately, survival suits only offer limited protection against hypothermia. - What is needed is an improved survivor suit which offers greater protection against hypothermia.
- It is an object of the present invention to provide an improved survivor suit that offers greater protection against hypothermia.
- It is another object of the present invention to provide a survivor suit that uses the exhaled air from the wearer to heat the inside cavities of the suit.
- These and other objects of the invention are met by the survivor suit disclosed herein that includes an outer shell that covers the entire body except the face with two, partially closed bladders. During use, the user exhales air into the two bladders which distributes air around a large area of the body directly exposed to cold water and then distributes it into the body cavity.
- More specifically, the survival suit includes a one-piece outer shell that includes a head section, a neck section, an upper thoracic section, two arm sections, an abdominal section, and two leg sections. Manufactured in the upper thoracic and abdominal sections is a longitudinally aligned front opening that enables the suit to be opened so that the wearer can easily enter or exit the suit. Formed on the head section is a small face opening which enables the wearer to see and breathe. Formed inside the outer shell is a full-length body cavity. Disposed around the face opening is an optional facemask and snorkel. A means for closing the front opening is also provided so that the face opening is the only entry port into the suit when it is worn.
- The suit includes a first inner bladder located inside the outer shell directly behind the wearer when worn. The first inner bladder acts as an insulation layer between the surrounding cold water and the posterior areas of the head, neck, upper and lower torso, and legs. It is filled with fibrous filling material that provides insulation and creates air cavities that allows air to easily flow therethrough.
- Located posterior to the first inner bladder is a second inner bladder that acts as a second insulation barrier between the first inner bladder and the back surface of the outer shell. The second inner bladder extends posteriorly over the head, neck and upper torso. The lower edge of the second inner bladder terminates near or at the wearer's waist or upper buttocks region. Like the first inner bladder, the second bladder is filled with fibrous filling material that provides insulation and creates air cavities that allows air to easily flow therethrough.
- Located in the mouth region of the head section of the suit is a mouthpiece connected to a ventilation tube that extends downward inside the body cavity to the second inner bladder. A plurality of air holes is formed on the section of ventilation tube located inside the second inner bladder to reduce back pressure when exhaling air into the mouthpiece. During use, exhaled air is delivered to the second inner bladder and then travels through an air passageway formed between the first and second inner bladders. The exhaled air then travels through the first inner bladder and eventually escapes into the body cavity through outlet ports located on the first inner bladder near the user's feet when the suit is worn. Once the exhaled air is deposited into the body cavity, the exhaled air travels up and around the user's legs, torso, neck and head sections to provide warmth to these areas and then exits the suit through the face opening.
- In a second embodiment, the sides of the first inner bladder bend and extend laterally around the sides of the user to provide thermal protection up to the water line on the suit when the wearer is floating horizontally in the water.
- One benefit of inflating the suit is that the suit is more rigid and protects the wearer from rough wave action. A benefit of using exhaled air to inflate the suit is that a large thermal target or signature is created that enables rescuers wearing infrared vision goggles to see the wearer in the water.
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Fig. 1 is a front plan view of the survival suit disclosed herein showing the relative location of the first inner bladder. -
Fig. 2 is a rear plan view of the survival suit showing the relative location of the second inner bladder. -
Fig. 3 is a side elevation view of the survival suit showing a wearer lying in a horizontal position in water. -
Figs. 4 - 6 are sectional, side elevational views of the upper torso region of the survival suit. - There is shown in the accompanying Figs, a
survival suit 10 including a one-pieceouter shell 20 that includes ahead section 22, aneck section 24, an upperthoracic section 26, twoarm sections abdominal section 32, and twoleg sections abdominal sections front opening 38 that enables thesuit 10 to be easily opened so that thewearer 90 can enter or exit thesuit 10. Formed on thehead section 22 is a small face opening 23 which enables thewearer 90 to see and breathe. Disposed around theface opening 23 is an optional facemask 40 and snorkel 42. - The
suit 10 includes a firstinner bladder 50 located inside theouter shell 20 directly behind thewearer 90 when worn. The firstinner bladder 50 acts as an insulation layer that extends from the back of the head, over the back and legs, and to the two ankles. In the preferred embodiment, the firstinner bladder 50 does not cover the posterior areas of the arms. It should be understood, however, the firstinner bladder 50 may be modified to cover the posterior areas of the upper arms. The firstinner bladder 50 is filled withfibrous filling material 80 that provides insulation and creates a plurality of interconnected air cavities to allow air located therein to easily flow therethrough. - Located behind the first
inner bladder 50 is a secondinner bladder 60 that acts as a second insulation barrier between the firstinner bladder 50 and theouter shell 20. The secondinner bladder 60 is shorter than the firstinner bladder 50 and extends from the back of the head, over the dorsal or back region to the wearer's waist and upper buttocks. Like the firstinner bladder 50, the secondinner bladder 60 is filled withfibrous filling material 80 that provides insulation and creates an inner air cavity a plurality of interconnected cavities that allow air to flow therethrough. - Located or adjacent to the face opening 23 of the
head section 22 is amouthpiece 70 connected to aflexible ventilation tube 74 that extends around the neck and downward inside the body cavity and along the back. Theventilation tube 74 terminates inside the secondinner bladder 60. A plurality ofair holes 78 are formed on the section ofventilation tube 74 located inside the secondinner bladder 60 to reduce back pressure on themouthpiece 70. During use, exhaled air is directly delivered to the secondinner bladder 60 and then travels through theair passageway 55 formed between the second and firstinner bladders inner bladder 50 and escapes throughport openings 58 located near the feet and then into thebody cavity 14 formed between the inside surface of the secondinner bladder 60 and theouter shell 20. Once deposited into thebody cavity 14, the exhaled air travels up and around the upper torso and head andneck sections suit 10 through theface opening 23. - In a second embodiment, the
sides inner bladder 50 bend and extend around the sides of thewearer 90 to provide thermal protection up to thewaterline 95 on thesuit 10 when thewearer 90 is floating horizontally in the water as shown inFig. 1 . - In the preferred embodiment, the
outer shell 20 is made of neoprene or urethane backed nylon approximately 3/16 to 3/8 inches thick. The first and secondinner bladders fibrous filling material 80 is made of loosely twisted nylon fibers. As shown inFig. 5 , the first and secondinner bladders - In compliance with the statute, the invention described herein has been described in language more or less specific as to structural features. It should be understood, however, that the invention is not limited to the specific features shown, since the means and construction shown, is comprised only of the preferred embodiments for putting the invention into effect. The invention is therefore claimed in any of its forms or modifications within the legitimate and valid scope of the amended claims, appropriately interpreted in accordance with the doctrine of equivalents.
- This invention is useful in the survival suits worn by individuals in cold environments, and more particularly, in floating survival suits worn by seaman who jump or are thrown overboard from a boat or ship operating in cold water and must wait an expended time period until rescued.
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- A survival suit (10), comprising:a. a watertight, outer shell (20) that includes a head section (22), a neck section (24), an upper thoracic section (26), two arm sections (28, 30), an abdominal section (32), two leg sections (34, 36) and a face opening (23), said outer shell (20) forming an enclosed body cavity (14) and a main opening (38) capable of being selectively opened and closed to allow said outer shell to be worn by a user; and characterized by :b. a first inner bladder (50) located inside said body cavity (14) and positioned behind a user when said outer shell (20) is worn, said first inner bladder (50) being filled with fibrous filing material (80) that enables air to flow through said first inner bladder and including a plurality of outlet ports that enable air located inside said first inner bladder to escape into said body cavity;c. a second inner bladder (60) located inside said outer shell (20) and behind said first inner bladder (50), said second inner bladder being filled with fibrous filing material (80) that enables air to flow through;d. an air passageway (55) formed between said first inner bladder (50) and said second inner bladder (60); and,e. an exhalation tube (74) that extends from said face opening (38) to said second inner bladder (60) that is used to deliver exhaled air from a user wearing said suit to said second inner bladder (60).
- The survival suit, as recited in Claim 1, wherein said first inner bladder (50) includes lateral edges that cover the sides of a user when said suit is worn.
- The survival suit, as recited in Claim 2, wherein said lateral edges of said first inner bladder (50) extend to a waterline mark (95) on said suit when a user is wearing said suit and positioned horizontally in water
- The survival suit, as recited in Claim 1, wherein said first inner bladder (50) extends posteriorly on said outer shell (20) adjacent to said head section (32), said neck section (24), said upper thoracic region (26), and said abdominal section (32) of said outer shell (20).
- The survival suit, as recited in Claim 2, wherein said first inner bladder (50) extends posteriorly on said outer shell (20) adjacent to said head section (32), said neck section (24), said upper thoracic region (26), and said abdominal section (32) of said outer shell (20).
- The survival suit, as recited in Claim 3, wherein said first inner bladder (50) extends posteriorly on said outer shell (20) adjacent to said head section (32), said neck section (24), said upper thoracic region (26), and said abdominal section (32) of said outer shell (20).
- The survival suit, as recited in Claim 1, wherein said second inner bladder (60) extends posteriorly inside said outer shell (20) and terminates near the waist of a user.
- The survival suit, as recited in Claim 2, wherein said second inner bladder (60) extends posteriorly inside said outer shell (20) and terminates near the waist of a user.
- The survival suit, as recited in Claim 6, wherein said second inner bladder (60) extends posteriorly inside said outer shell (20) and terminates near the waist of a user.
- The survival suit, as recited in Claim 1, wherein a portion of said exhalation tube (74) extends into said second inner bladder (60) and includes a plurality of holes (78) thereby preventing back pressure in said exhalation tube (74).
- The survival suit, as recited in Claim 2, wherein a portion of said exhalation tube (74) extends into said second inner bladder (60) and includes a plurality of holes (78) thereby preventing back pressure in said exhalation tube (74).
- The survival suit, as recited in Claim 4, wherein a portion of said exhalation tube (74) extends into said second inner bladder (60) and includes a plurality of holes (78) thereby preventing back pressure in said exhalation tube (74).
- The survival suit, as recited in Claim 1, wherein said first inner bladder (50) includes leg regions that extend into said leg sections (34, 36) of said outer shell (20).
- The survival suit, as recited in Claim 2, wherein said first inner bladder (50) includes leg regions that extend into said leg sections (34, 36) of said outer shell (20).
- The survival suit, as recited in Claim 4, wherein said first inner bladder (50) includes leg regions that extend into said leg sections (34, 36) of said outer shell (20).
- The survival suit, as recited in Claim 14, wherein said first inner bladder (50) includes a plurality of port openings (58) formed on said leg regions on said first inner bladder (50) thereby enabling exhaled air to escape into said body cavity (14).
- The survival suit, as recited in Claim 15, wherein said first inner bladder (50) includes a plurality of port openings (58) formed on said leg regions on said first inner bladder (50) thereby enabling exhaled air to escape into said body cavity (14).
- The survival suit, as recited in Claim 1, further including a mask (40) that fits over said face opening (23).
- The survival suit, as recited in Claim 3, further including a mask (40) that fits over said face opening (23).
- The survival suit, as recited in Claim 18, further including a snorkel (42).
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