EP4142884A1 - Masque respiratoire - Google Patents
Masque respiratoireInfo
- Publication number
- EP4142884A1 EP4142884A1 EP20828649.2A EP20828649A EP4142884A1 EP 4142884 A1 EP4142884 A1 EP 4142884A1 EP 20828649 A EP20828649 A EP 20828649A EP 4142884 A1 EP4142884 A1 EP 4142884A1
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- mask
- filter
- attachment
- respiratory protection
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- the invention is based on a respiratory protection mask for the respiratory protection of a mask wearer, with a mask body and at least one filter for filtering a fluid, preferably air, flowing through the mask and / or the mask body.
- Filtering half masks are mask and filter in one.
- the filter can usually not be replaced. Rather, these half masks are completely disposed of after use or when the filter is exhausted.
- Half masks are usually relatively light and comfortable to wear, have a relatively large filter surface and are relatively hygienic.
- the disadvantage is that conventional half masks are generally more expensive to use than full masks and are usually not suitable for filtering gaseous pollutants.
- Half masks are often used as occupational safety, e.g. in the medical field to protect against infections, but also e.g. when working with dust, wood, fiberglass or concrete, have a mask body, usually made of rubber or silicone, and encompass the mouth and nose of a mask wearer .
- a mask body usually made of rubber or silicone, and encompass the mouth and nose of a mask wearer .
- one or two filter cartridges can be attached to the mask body.
- a half mask of the type mentioned is known from DE 40 17336 C1.
- the known half mask has a half mask body with a sealing edge which is inserted into a filter holder.
- a filter is attached to the filter holder in the mouth area.
- the filter holder extends from the mouth area to the cheek area of the half-mask body and rests freely on the half-mask body. Inhalation takes place through an inhalation valve, and exhalation runs through an exhalation valve, which is buttoned into the half-mask body in the chin area is.
- a strap with which the half mask can be attached to the head of an equipment wearer is fastened in an eyelet of the filter holder.
- the tightness between the oral cavity and the environment is determined by the geometry and rigidity of the sealing edge, the flexibility of the half mask body and the lateral support of the half mask body by the filter holder.
- a soft mask body or soft sealing edge increases the wearing comfort, but worsens the mechanical stability, while a high rigidity of the mask body or the sealing edge is perceived as uncomfortable when the half mask is worn.
- the filter holder resting on the half mask body in the cheek area only brings about a certain lateral stabilization of the half mask body, while there is no direct interaction between the filter holder and the sealing edge, which is decisive for the tightness of the half mask.
- a half mask known from GB-PS 761 263 consists of a flexible half mask body in which a filter holder with a filter is inserted in the mouth area.
- a wire helix is vulcanized into the mask body in order to give the sealing edge a corresponding rigidity.
- the wire helix can be roughly adapted to the face contour of the mask wearer.
- the half mask is given increased rigidity in the area of the sealing edge due to the wire helix, the half mask can only be worn by a specific mask wearer because of the individually curved wire helix. This makes handling more difficult in practical use, since after the device has been reprocessed, the individual preformed half masks have to be returned individually to the mask wearer.
- the invention is based on the object of improving a half mask in such a way that, in addition to being comfortable to wear, it also has a high degree of tightness for different face shapes and has particularly good filtering of a fluid flow flowing through the mask.
- the mask body has a cutout and / or b) the mask body has at least one support means which, when the mask is in place, is arranged at least in the cheek area and / or in the nose area of a mask wearer; and / or c) the at least one filter at least one or more from heating coil, biofilter and / or moss, moisture storage, airgel, gel foam, activated carbon, salt water filter, labyrinth filter and / or labyrinth, UV filter and / or UV radiator, electrical and / or an electrostatic filter, membrane filter and / or particle filter.
- the UV filter or the UV radiator can have at least one UV radiation source, for example a UV-C radiation source, which can be designed, for example, as an LED.
- a UV-C radiation source which can be designed, for example, as an LED.
- the shape of the mask or the mask body can be flexible due to the cutout.
- the mask can thus be adapted to the face shape of a mask wearer be adjusted.
- the mask can be adapted to the face shape of a mask wearer.
- the proppant can increase the mechanical stability of the mask.
- the support means can have a former with which the mask can be brought into a shape adapted to the face shape of a mask wearer.
- the filter can be suitably selected.
- the mask can be a half mask.
- the mask body can be a half-mask body.
- the mask according to the invention can be suitable for filtering or killing germs, bacteria and / or viruses, for example corona viruses or influenza viruses, from the air to be inhaled by the mask wearer. In this way, the mask can protect the mask wearer from infections or respiratory diseases, for example.
- the mask can have at least one suitable filter, e.g. as described below. It can also be provided that the mask alternatively or additionally contains particles, e.g. fine dust (e.g.
- filters with PM 2.5 to PM50) or exhaust particles, car exhaust, volatile organic compounds, formaldehyde, asbestos, harmful smoke gas components or smoke particles, smoke odors, pollen, animal hair, fungal spores , Dust mite excrement, NOX can filter out of gas or air.
- the mask can have a filter suitable for this.
- the mask body can have a cutout.
- the cutout can preferably have a V-shape or the like. In this way, when the sides of the cutout are brought together and preferably connected to one another, the mask can be converted from an essentially two-dimensional shape into an essentially three-dimensional shape.
- the cutout can preferably be arranged essentially in a chin area and / or mouth area of a mask wearer when the mask is put on.
- the three-dimensional shape can correspond to a face shape of a mask wearer.
- the sides of the cutout can each have a sealing lip. Thus, in the applied state, when the sides of the cutout are brought together, the sealing lips can be in engagement with one another and / or contact and / or overlap. A flow of a fluid through the sealing lips can thus be blocked in at least one flow direction.
- the mask wearer can have a support means.
- the support means can be arranged at least in the cheek area and / or in the nose area of a mask wearer.
- the support means can be designed in the cheek area of the mask body as an essentially circumferential first shoulder, preferably as a stop for a first end face of a filter holder.
- the support means can be designed as a substantially circumferential second shoulder in the nose area.
- the second shoulder can preferably be embodied in the shape of a bead and preferably abut directly against a second end face of the filter holder.
- the mask body can have at least one filter holder.
- the at least one filter can be received in the filter holder.
- the filter holder can be arranged essentially at least in the mouth area and / or in the nose area of a mask wearer.
- the filter holder can be or have a filter chamber.
- the at least one filter can be at least one of a heating coil, biofilter and / or moss, moisture storage, airgel, gel foam, activated carbon, salt water filter, labyrinth filter and / or labyrinth, UV filter and / or UV radiator and / or Have membrane filters.
- the filter can have an active ingredient, for example a medicament or the like.
- the filter can be set up to deliver the active substance to a fluid flowing through the filter.
- the mask body can have at least one fastening interface and preferably at least one further fastening interface.
- the fastening interfaces can be designed to fasten a fastening strap or a strap for fixing the mask in the applied state.
- the fastening interfaces can have openings for introducing and discharging a fluid into the mask body.
- the fastening interfaces can be fluidically connected through channels at least partially or at least in pairs with one another and / or with flea spaces, preferably receptacles for the filter and / or with the filter holder, arranged in the mask body.
- the mask can have an exhalation valve.
- the exhalation valve can preferably be arranged in the applied state of the mask essentially in a nose area and / or mouth area of a mask wearer.
- the exhalation valve can have the sealing lips.
- the exhalation valve can facilitate the exhalation of the mask wearer or the exhalation of the mask wearer, since the breathing resistance is significantly lower and the moisture in the breath can escape through the exhalation valve.
- the mask body can have at least one inflatable flea space.
- the flea space can preferably be fluidically connected either to a valve and / or to the fastening interface (s) for filling or evacuation with a fluid, preferably air or a liquid.
- the mask body can have at least one flexible zone and / or at least one reinforced zone.
- the respective zones can preferably each have one have different material thickness and / or Shore hardness.
- the mask body can preferably consist of or have a material which has a memory effect with regard to a mask geometry.
- the mask can have a heating element which can be set up to heat fluid, preferably air, flowing through the mask. It can be provided that the mask also has a cooling element connected fluidically downstream of the heating element, which can cool down the heated fluid again, e.g. before it is fed to a mask carrier.
- the mask body has a transparent material, preferably a transparent plastic, at least in sections. In this way, when the mask is put on, the face of a mask wearer can be at least partially visible.
- the mask body can have an upper jaw part and a lower jaw part rotatably connected to the upper jaw part via a hinge.
- the lower jaw part can be transferred with a rotation relative to the upper jaw part from an open position in which the mask is opened into a closed position in which the mask is closed, and vice versa.
- the mask can have at least one nozzle and at least one air conductor, wherein the air conductor can fluidically connect a filter chamber of the mask to the nozzle.
- the nozzle can be arranged in such a way that, when the mask is put on by a mask wearer, the nozzle can be arranged on or near a mouth area and / or a nose area of the mask wearer.
- the mask can have a fan which can be set up to blow air through the air duct and / or the nozzle in the open position of the mask, so that an air curtain can be formed.
- the upper jaw part and the lower jaw part can have a magnetic closure, wherein the magnetic closure can preferably be arranged at least partially on or at points of contact between the lower jaw part and the upper jaw part.
- the magnetic closure In the closed position, the magnetic closure can counteract opening of the mask, preferably self-opening due to gravity under its own weight, and / or specify a minimum opening force and / or opening moment
- the mask can have a valve, preferably a piercing valve and / or a rotary valve.
- the valve can be designed to accommodate a substantially cylindrical body, preferably a cigarette or a drinking straw. This enables a mask wearer, for example, to smoke a cigarette or drink through a drinking straw without unfiltered air entering the mask.
- the mask and / or the mask body can have a chin cap.
- the chin cap can have a different material than the mask and / or the mask body or consist of such a material.
- the chin cap can stiffen the mask and / or the mask body.
- the mask can have a control unit.
- the control unit can be or have a CPU, a microcontroller, an FPGA, an IC or the like.
- the control unit can be set up to run an operating system and / or control software.
- the control unit can be connected to operating elements, which can be arranged, for example, on an outside of the mask, and can receive control commands, for example.
- the mask can have a data memory, wherein the data memory can be connected to the control unit for data exchange. Measured values from sensors, software, for example for controlling elements of the mask, music or voice files, image or video files or the like can be stored in the data memory.
- the control unit can be set up to read out and / or write to the data memory.
- the mask can have at least one headphone.
- the mask can have at least one microphone.
- the mask can have at least one radio interface.
- the headphones, the microphone and / or the radio interface can be connected to the control unit and / or the data memory for data exchange.
- the term “headphones” can also mean a loudspeaker.
- the headphones do not necessarily have to be set up to be inserted into an auricle or an ear opening.
- the radio interface can have a telephone interface.
- the telephone interface can be set up to be or will be connected to a telephone network.
- the radio interface can be set up to establish a connection via Bluetooth, WiFi, or other suitable radio networks or to exchange data. It can be provided that data received from the radio interface are or are stored in the data memory. Provision can be made for data stored in the data memory to be transmitted using the radio interface.
- the radio interface can have a GSM module.
- the radio interface can have a module for location determination or navigation, for example satellite navigation.
- the control unit can be connected to an external data processing system via the radio interface. It can also be provided that the mask has suitable connections for a wired connection to the external data processing system.
- the mask can have an additional module, which can preferably be detachably connected to the mask body.
- the additional module can have a receptacle for at least one power supply element, preferably a battery, an accumulator or the like.
- the receptacle, the mask body and / or the mask can have suitable contacts, so that when the power supply element is received in the receptacle, the power supply element can supply the control unit and / or other elements connected to the control unit for data exchange with power.
- Further elements can be or have, for example, sensors, headphones, microphones, displays, cameras, radio interfaces, data memories, projectors, filters, fans or the like.
- the mask can have a SIM receptacle for receiving a SIM card.
- the SIM receptacle can be arranged on or in the mask body.
- the SIM card can be arranged on or in the additional module. Provision can be made to exchange data with the telephone network via the radio interface using the data stored on the SIM card.
- the mask can have connections for test, maintenance and update tasks as well as further connections, for example for connection to a charger or for connection to a hands-free system. At least one or all of the connections can alternatively or additionally be arranged on the additional module or it can have the corresponding connections.
- the additional module and the mask can have suitable data exchange contacts, so that when the additional module is connected to the mask, data can be exchanged between the additional module and the mask.
- the mask can have at least one sensor connected to the control unit and / or the data memory for data exchange. The sensor can be set up to carry out a pulse measurement and / or to detect a temperature and / or composition or concentration of a fluid.
- the mask can have a camera connected to the control unit.
- the camera can be aligned in such a way that it can at least partially capture a surrounding area around the mask.
- the mask can have at least one holder and / or at least one connecting element for a privacy screen.
- the holder and / or the connecting element can preferably be arranged on an outer edge, particularly preferably on an upper edge in the applied state, of the mask body. Provision can be made for a screen to be attached to the mask by means of the holder and / or the connecting element. Eye infections, for example, can be prevented with the visual protection.
- the privacy screen can also have a sunglass function or filter light passing through the privacy screen in a specific wavelength range.
- the mask can have a screen, wherein the screen can preferably be detachably connected to the mask body with a holder and / or at least one connecting element.
- the connection can be or have a magnetic connection.
- the visual protection is made in one piece with the mask body.
- the privacy screen can be fluidically tightly connected to the mask body.
- the privacy screen can have at least one lens.
- the lens can be curved.
- the lens can be or have an optical line.
- the privacy screen can have at least one sensor unit for detecting a temperature, an air pressure, an air humidity, a concentration and / or composition of gaseous substances, and / or an air pollution or the like.
- the sensor unit can be connected to the control unit and / or the data memory for data exchange.
- the sensor unit can be or have a chemical nose.
- One or the sensor unit can be arranged on, near or in the privacy screen.
- the at least one headphone can be arranged on, near or in the privacy screen.
- the privacy screen can have at least one display.
- the display can preferably be arranged such that when the mask is put on by a mask wearer, the display is arranged on or near an eye region of the mask wearer.
- the display can be connected to the control unit and / or the data memory for data exchange.
- the privacy screen can have a camera, preferably a 3D camera, an infrared camera, a thermal imaging camera and / or an ultrasound camera.
- the camera can be connected to the control unit and / or the data memory for data exchange.
- the camera can be arranged on, near or in the privacy screen in such a way that it can at least partially capture a surrounding area around the mask.
- the mask can have a projector which is aligned such that it can project onto the privacy screen.
- the projector can be connected to the control unit and / or the data memory for data exchange.
- a mask attachment for attaching to a mask can have at least one attachment attachment for form-fitting and / or force-locking connection with corresponding connecting means of the mask, wherein the connection can preferably be detachable.
- the mask attachment according to claim can have a connecting element which can connect at least one first attachment attachment to at least one second attachment attachment.
- the connecting element can be a flexible connecting element and / or have a flexible area.
- the attachment can have at least one cavity for attaching to a filter holder of the mask.
- the cavity and the filter chamber can be fluidically connected.
- the mask attachment can have at least one sensor for detecting a temperature, air humidity, gas composition or the like and / or a chemical nose.
- the mask attachment can have at least one mask attachment filter.
- the mask attachment filter can be in fluid connection with the filter chamber when the mask attachment is attached.
- the mask attachment can have an air inlet and a mask attachment filter chamber and at least one arranged in the mask attachment filter chamber Have mask filter.
- the air inlet can be fluidically connected to the mask attachment filter chamber.
- the mask attachment filter can be arranged in the mask attachment filter chamber.
- the mask attachment filter can have at least one of a heating coil, biofilter and / or moss, moisture storage, airgel, gel foam, activated carbon, salt water filter, labyrinth filter and / or labyrinth, UV filter and / or UV radiator and / or membrane filter.
- the mask attachment can have a heating element which can be configured to heat fluid, preferably air, flowing through the mask attachment. It can be provided that the mask attachment also has a cooling element fluidically downstream of the heating element, which can cool down the heated fluid again, e.g. before it is fed to a mask wearer.
- the mask attachment can have at least one headphone holder for headphones.
- the headphone holder can be arranged on the mask attachment in such a way that it can be located on or near an ear region of the mask wearer when a mask attachment is put on by a mask wearer.
- the headphone holder can have a telescopic section which can be configured to move the headphone holder linearly.
- the mask attachment can have an adjusting screw which can be set up to move the telescope section linearly with rotation.
- a mask attachment can be attached and / or connected to the mask.
- Components of the inhaled air and / or the exhaled breath from the lower respiratory tract can be measured with the mask or the chemical nose of the mask, the sight protection and / or the mask attachment or corresponding sensors.
- respiratory diseases, infections for example of the sinuses, viral infections or the like, but also air pollution, oxygen content, pollutant concentrations and the like can thus be recorded.
- the mask or the control unit can alternatively or additionally be set up to detect fire or fires.
- the Mask for example when a fire brigade is deployed, can be provided so that particles, aerosols or steam and / or at least one fire gas can be determined in the filter or by the chemical nose in the ambient air for smoke determination. In this way, a fire can preferably be recognized as it is developing. For example, the concentration of CO or C02 can be measured. Provision can be made to distinguish between an actual fire and cigarette smoke or similar, smoke-like but not fire-characterizing variables. Of course, other embodiments are also conceivable here. For example, electrochemical cells made of zirconium dioxide can be used as oxygen detectors.
- the system for introducing oxygen, a fresh air supply or a fan for circulating air in the mask room can be controlled.
- an air sample can be taken from the immediate environment through a series of suction openings of an intake pipe system, in order to then determine the oxygen concentration of the sucked in air sample with an oxygen detector.
- the mask can have at least one suction pipe system for sucking in an air sample via various suction openings from the immediate vicinity. Provision can be made for the sucked air not to be conducted into the mask space, but rather to be analyzed, for example, in a chamber that is fluidically separated from the interior of the mask.
- FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of a mask according to the invention
- FIG. 2 shows the embodiment of the mask shown in FIG. 1 in a separate form
- FIG. 5 shows a further embodiment of a closure
- FIG. 6 shows a further embodiment of a mask according to the invention.
- FIG. 7 shows the embodiment of the mask shown in FIG. 6 in an attached state
- FIG. 8 exemplary further embodiments according to the invention of a
- Mask; 9 shows an embodiment of a mask and a mask with
- FIG. 10 shows an embodiment of a mask attachment
- FIG. 11 shows a further embodiment of a mask attachment
- FIG. 13 shows a further embodiment of a mask, possibly with a mask attachment
- FIG. 14 shows a further embodiment of a mask with a privacy screen
- FIG. 15 shows the embodiment of a mask with visual protection shown in FIG. 14;
- FIG. 17 shows an embodiment of a mask with an upper jaw part and a lower jaw part in the closed position
- FIG. 18 shows the embodiment of a mask with an upper jaw part and a lower jaw part in the open position
- 19 shows a further embodiment of a mask with a valve; and 20 shows a further embodiment of a closure.
- FIG. 1 shows a mask carrier 1001 with an embodiment of the mask 1000 in an applied state.
- FIG. 2 shows the embodiment of the mask 1000 of FIG. 1 in a state before it was put on by the mask carrier 1001 or in a stored state.
- the mask 1000 can consist of a material or have such a material that is washable, e.g., washable in a washing machine, and / or can be disinfected.
- the mask 1000 can consist of or have a material that is biodegradable or recyclable.
- the material can be or have a soft plastic with Shore hardnesses of 20-80.
- the mask 1000 or the mask body 1 can have different zones, e.g. B. first zone 2, reinforced zone 8 and / or flexible zone 10, with different material thickness or Shore hardness, so that a good fit and / or a good fit of the mask 1000 on the face of the mask wearer 1001 can be achieved in the applied state.
- the material can have a memory effect, in particular with regard to its shape.
- the material of the mask 1000 can lie against the face of the mask wearer 1001 when it is worn. Provision can be made for the mask 1000 to be hardened by means of UV radiation.
- the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1 can have one or more of the following features or functions, which may be, for example, in the production with an injection molding process can be incorporated into the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1:
- the mask 1000 can have at least one pipeline for the supply or discharge of substances into the filter chamber; the material of the mask 1000 can be electrically conductive or comprise such;
- the mask 1000 can have at least one grid made of deformable metal for an individual adaptation of the mask 1000, wherein the grid can be heated in one embodiment for a sterilization of the mask 1000;
- the material of the mask 1000 and / or the filter can comprise a metal powder, wherein the metal powder can destroy viruses and / or bacteria;
- the mask body 1 can consist of several layers, which can be semi-permeable, for example to be able to transport heat and / or sweat to the outside;
- the mask 1000 can have one or more optical filters that can protect, for example, the skin and eyes of the mask wearer 1001 when using a UV-C filter described below;
- the mask 1000 can comprise a plastic that can react with and / or with various gases and change its color;
- the size of the mask body 1 can be changed, for example by cutting the outer edge, for which the mask body 1 can have suitable markings;
- the mask 1000 can have at least one sensor, data storage device, USB connection, energy storage device, display and / or radio interface; the mask 1000 can be sterilizable and / or machine washable;
- the mask 1000 can have connection elements for external systems; the mask 1000 can have one or more channels that can convey fluids, liquids, and / or gases;
- the mask body 1 can be partially inflatable
- the mask body 1 can contain one or more active substances, e.g. oxygen, gaseous medication or the like, whereby a release of the active substance into the filter chamber can be controlled by sensors and / or a control unit or computer unit, if necessary, whereby the active substance depot can, for example, be under slight pressure, the flea spaces possibly being able to have a connection to the filter chamber.
- active substances e.g. oxygen, gaseous medication or the like
- the mask can have a control unit.
- the control unit and possibly other elements (e.g. radio interface, Data memory, microphone, loudspeaker or headphones, display, GPS module, and / or the like further) the mask can have a variety of other functions, for example
- PIM Personal Information Manager
- - Device for location-based services Location Based / Aware Services
- mobile proximity search of so-called points of interest
- mobile game console - Enterprise Mobility Client Mobile access device (usually as a thin client) to IT services and servers within a company infrastructure, application examples: ERP, CRM, merchandise management system, special and branch solutions in industry, logistics, medicine (KIS hospital information system)
- control computer e.g. B. Phone Sat
- the mask 1000 can have a butterfly shape in its deposited state and / or original state.
- the mask 1000 can have a suitable cutout, for example a V-shaped cutout 1002 in FIG. 2.
- the mask 1000 can essentially have a two-dimensional shape.
- the applied state see FIG. 1, for example, or when the mask 1000 is applied, the two wings of the butterfly shape can be connected to one another, so that a three-dimensional shape of the mask 1000 can result, as shown in FIG.
- the three-dimensional shape of the mask 1000 can essentially be shaped in such a way that it essentially corresponds to a face shape or head shape of a mask wearer 1001.
- the mask 1000 can thus lie particularly close to the face of the user 1001.
- the left “wing” of the mask 1000 can correspond to a left mask half 39.
- the right “wing” of the mask 1000 can correspond to a right mask half 40.
- the left and right mask halves 39, 40 are made in one piece with one another.
- the mask 1000 can consist of a plurality of mask parts 1000 that are separate from one another or at least partially connected to one another. The connection of the respective mask parts can then take place during and / or before the mask 1000 is put on.
- the connection of the mask halves can take place via a closure 4 described below.
- the closure 4 can be or have a zip fastener.
- the mask 1000 has a mask body 1.
- the mask body 1 can be multilayered.
- the mask body 1 can consist of one or more thermoplastic materials or have such a material.
- the mask body 1 can be produced in a deep-drawing process or by an injection molding process.
- the mask body 1 can consist of plastics, silicone and / or fabric or a combination of these or have such. Is the mask body 1 multi-layered, each layer can consist of one or more plastics, silicones and / or fabric or a combination of these or have such and one, several or all layers consist or have of the same or different material.
- the mask body 1 can be foamed in a mold.
- the foamed material can contain additives that have an antibacterial effect, e.g. silver ions.
- the mask body 1 can serve as a holder for filter elements and / or be a filter itself and / or have a filter function.
- the material of the mask body 1 can be porous.
- a three-dimensional mask body 1 can be created from a two-dimensional mask body 1 by means of certain folding techniques and cuts.
- the mask body 1 can consist of one or more zones, e.g. first zone 2, flexible zone 10, or have such zones.
- the Shore hardness of different zones 2, 8, 10 can be different or the same.
- the zones 2, 8, 10 can have a different material thickness.
- the zones 2, 8, 10 can have different materials. It can be provided that the mask 1000 or the mask body 1 in the first zone 2 can be cut to size, for example with scissors.
- the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1 can have a former 3.
- the former 3 can consist of a flexible material or can have such a material.
- the former 3 can consist of or have a plastic, a metal or a metal alloy.
- the former 3 can retain its shape and serve to adapt the mask 1000 to the anatomical shape of a user. It can be provided that the former 3 is deformable by bending, so that the shape of the mask 1000 can be adapted to a face shape of a mask wearer 1001.
- the former 3 can also at least partially consist or have a plastic that can be cured by UV light.
- the mask 1000 or the mask body 1 can at least partially consist of or have a plastic that can be cured by UV light. If the former 3 and / or the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1 have such a plastic, an unused mask 1000 can be stored and / or delivered in a light-tight, black cover.
- the mask body 1 can have an essentially circumferential support means at least in the cheek area and in the nose area, which in the cheek area can be designed as a first shoulder as a stop for a first end face of a filter holder 6.
- the support means can be designed in the nose area as a second shoulder as a stop for a second end face of the filter holder 6. When the mask is on, the end faces and the shoulders can be brought into engagement by a strap 1003 in a manner that supports a sealing edge 47.
- the support means can be or have the former 3. It can also be provided that the support means is designed in several parts. It is also conceivable that the support means is subsequently attached and / or fastened to the mask body 1.
- the mask 1000 or the mask body 1 can have an at least partially circumferential sealing edge 47.
- the sealing edge 47 can be arranged on and / or along the edge of the mask body 1.
- the mask body 1 can be stiffened by the support means in the area of the sealing edge 47.
- the support means can be brought into engagement on the mask body 1 with the end faces of the fixed filter holder 6 with the mask 1000 on, for example essentially circumferentially, by pulling the strap 1003.
- the sealing edge 47 or the mask body 1 can therefore be made of a particularly flexible material, for. B. a pliable elastomer, since the sealing edge 47 can be supported by the filter holder 6 resting on the support means.
- the rigidity can be influenced, for example, by changing the distance between the support means and the sealing edge 47, or by a specific geometry of the support means in cooperation with the end face of the filter holder 6.
- One or more adhesive layers can expediently be present between the support means and the associated end faces of the filter holder 6, by means of which the sealing edge 47 of the mask body 1 can be additionally fixed in and / or on the filter holder 6, e.g. B. if when putting on the mask 1000 the train of the harness 1003 is not yet fully effective.
- the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1 can have a closure 4 or a connecting element 5, which are shown in detail in FIG. 4 by way of example.
- the closure 4 can be fluidically tight.
- the closure 4 can, for example, also fix the former 3, and / or, as shown in FIG. 5, serve as a flap for an outlet valve having, for example, two lips 33, 35 lying on top of one another.
- the connecting element 5 can at least partially have a color code or be colored in a specific color.
- the color of the connecting element 5 can indicate a filter, filter type and / or filter characteristics inserted in a filter holder 6.
- the color code or the color coding can comply with corresponding international standards.
- the connecting element 5 can be or have a bolt 37.
- the connecting element 5 can, however, also be or have, for example, the fixed element 38 shown in FIG.
- the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1 can have at least one filter holder 6.
- the filter holder 6 can with the mask 1000 or the mask body 1 connected.
- the filter holder 6 can be formed in one piece with the mask 1000 or the mask body 1.
- the filter holder 6 can also be retrofitted, ie connected to the mask 1000 or the mask body 1 at a later date.
- the filter holder 6 can be or have a filter chamber.
- the filter holder 6 can be used to hold one or more, possibly different, filters.
- one or more filter mats can be accommodated in the filter receptacle 6.
- the filter holder 6 can have an outer lattice structure. The outer lattice structure can be so closely meshed that the filter holder 6 can be used as a prefilter.
- the filter holder 6 can also be designed as a chamber with a closure. Filters and / or substances in loose form can be accommodated in the chamber, for example granules, gel balls, fibers, silica, zeolite.
- the filter can have at least one or more of a membrane, particle filter, UV filter, biofilter, air filter, gas filter, activated carbon filter, electrostatic filter, electrostatic filter, cyclone filter, liquid filter, oil-soaked filter, bag filter, or the like, individually or in combination.
- the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1 can have one or more filter holders 6, which can be arranged symmetrically, for example. If the mask 1000 has, for example, two mask halves or several mask parts, it can be provided that one or both mask halves or one or more of the mask parts each have a filter holder 6.
- Special embodiments of the filter holder 6 can be or have a first filter holder 6 for a filter with a screw thread and / or a second filter holder 6 for a respiratory protection filter with a round thread.
- the first filter holder 6 and the second filter holder 6 or their embodiments can differ, for example, only in the special connection of the respective filter types.
- the filters can be attached directly to or in the connection opening of the filter holder 6.
- the support means can be designed in the cheek area of the mask body 1 as an essentially circumferential first shoulder as a stop for a first end face of the filter holder.
- the support means in the nose area can be embodied as an essentially circumferential second shoulder, which can be embodied in the shape of a bead, for example, and can abut directly against a second end face of the filter holder 6.
- a deformation zone for example in the form of a bellows, can additionally be attached to adapt the mask body 1 to the nose region of the mask wearer 1001.
- the first shoulder can expediently be designed as an inclined, funnel-shaped surface in the transition area between the sealing edge 47 and the mask body 1.
- the first end face of the filter holder 6 can be designed in the area of the first shoulder to correspond to the shoulder, e.g. the inclined funnel-shaped surface.
- the mask body 1 can have a support lip pointing towards the filter holder as a support means.
- the support lip can be supported against a third end face of the filter holder 6.
- the support lip can essentially provide support for the mask body in the chin area in the radial direction.
- the filter holder 6 can be designed in such a way that it at least partially encompasses and / or covers and / or overlaps the nose area, the cheek area and the chin area of the mask body 1, cf., for example, the embodiment of the mask 1000 shown in FIG be made in one piece.
- the filter holder 6 can thus be an outer, stabilizing and supporting Shell for the mask body 1, which can be limp, be or have.
- the filter holder 6 can be designed essentially cylindrical. As a result, a particularly cost-effective positioning of the filter holder 6 as a molded part can be made possible.
- the mask body 1 can be provided with an inhalation valve.
- the inhalation valve can be buttoned into a connection opening of the filter holder 6 and / or can be connected to it. In this way, simple assembly and disassembly of the mask body 1 can be made possible without tools.
- the buttoned and / or connected valve housing surface of the inhalation valve can at the same time be or have a sealing surface for the round thread. In this way, a separate sealing ring can be saved, since the round thread of a filter, e.g. a respiratory protection filter, can be sealed directly with the valve housing surface of the inhalation valve.
- An exhalation valve can be attached in the chin area of the mask body 1, for example. Since the exhalation valve can be covered by the filter holder 6 in the assembled state, exhalation openings can be provided in the filter holder 6 below the exhalation valve. The filter holder 6 can also serve as a shock protection for the exhalation valve in this area.
- the exhalation valve can essentially correspond to the embodiment of the closure 4 shown in FIG. 5.
- the exhalation valve may, for example, have one or more of the thin sealing lips 41 shown in FIG. 5 and described further below.
- the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1 can have a fastening interface 7 for fastening a fastening tape or strap 1003.
- the fastening tape can be at least partially flexible and / or stretchable and / or elastic.
- the fastening tape can be or comprise a cord.
- the fastening strap can be hollow so that functional elements such as cables for headphones, transmitting or receiving units, storage media and / or Sensors passed through the fastening tape or can be received in this.
- the fastening tape can be a tube that can transport gaseous or liquid substances away from the mask 1000 or towards the mask 1000, for example coolants and / or liquid active substances that clean the filter and / or can be injected into the filter For example, to keep the filter moist and / or to regenerate, or to bind pollutants.
- the respective substances can be guided in and out of the mask 1000 or the mask body 1, in particular the filter holder 6 and / or a filter, through the fastening interface 7 and / or a further fastening interface 11.
- the fluids described below with reference to the further fastening interface 11 can also be introduced or discharged.
- the flow rate can provide information about the condition of the filter. It is also conceivable that disinfectants, for example guided through the hose, constantly clean the filter.
- the mask 1000 or the mask body 1 can have suitable liquid channels which can fluidically connect the fastening interface 7, the further fastening point 11, the filter receptacle 6 and / or further cavities in the mask 1000 or the mask body 1 to one
- the filter or filters in the at least one filter holder 6 can be regenerated and / or are regenerated and / or cleaned, for example by a fluid introduced through the first fastening interface 7 or the further fastening interface 11, not all of them can be provided To regenerate or clean the filter at the same time. In this way, even when one or more filters are being regenerated or cleaned, filtering, for example of air to be inhaled through the mask carrier 1001, can be provided or ensured by means of the filter or filters that are currently not regenerating and / or cleaning.
- the mask body 1 or the mask 1000 can at least partially consist of or have a solid material, for example in a reinforced zone 8
- the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1 can have a flexible zone 10 or a thin membrane 10, wherein the flexible zone 10 or the membrane 10 can be kept in shape and / or fixed in a stabilized manner by the reinforced zone 8.
- the filter holder 6 can be arranged in the area of the reinforced zone 8.
- the mask body 1 can also have a plurality of reinforced zones 8, which can be arranged, for example, symmetrically with respect to an axis of symmetry of the mask 1000.
- the mask body 1 or the mask 1000 can have at least one or more reinforced zones 8 and flexible zones 10, the mask 1000 can have high stability and / or a good and tight fit of the mask 1000 on the face of a user 1001 be ensured, while at the same time being very comfortable to wear.
- the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1 can have at least one chip, a sensor, in particular a so-called chemical nose, or a so-called electronic nose for measuring odors.
- microelectronic gas sensors can generate electronic signals.
- the mask 1000 can have a computer unit and / or a control unit for evaluating the measured values measured by the at least one sensor, for example.
- the computer unit and / or the control unit can be or have a microcontroller, an FPGA, an integrated circuit, or the like.
- the mask 1000 can have a suitable interface for data transmission to an external computer unit.
- the suitable interface can be or have, for example, a radio interface, e.g.
- the measured values and / or, if applicable, the evaluation of the computer unit can be transmitted to the external computer unit.
- the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1 can have a flexible zone 10 or membrane 10. This ensures that the Mask 1000 has better tightness in areas that are deformed when speaking.
- the membrane 10 can, for example, be hollow and / or inflatable in order to provide an even better adaptation to the deformations of the mask 1000 or of the mask body 1 caused by speech.
- the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1 can have a further fastening interface 11 for a fastening tape or a strap 1003.
- the further fastening interface 11 and / or the fastening interface 7 can contain contacts, plug connections and / or coupling. There can thus be the possibility of transferring active substances or other liquid and / or gaseous substances into the filter or mask body 1 through the further fastening interface 11 and / or the fastening interface 7 via the fastening tape.
- the active ingredients can be or have medical active ingredients that can be transferred to a fluid flowing through the mask 1000 and / or the filter and / or to be filtered. However, the fluids described with reference to the fastening interface 7, 11 can also be introduced or carried out.
- the respective substances can be stored in an external container, whereby the container can be under pressure if necessary. The substances can be cleaned, detoxified and / or enriched in the external tank.
- the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1 can have at least one inflatable flea space.
- the inflatable flea space can be arranged, for example, on the edge and / or along the frame of the mask and / or of the mask body 1.
- the sealing edge 47 can be or have the inflatable flea space. Alternatively or in addition to the sealing edge 47, however, the inflatable flea space can also be provided.
- a fluid for example air, gas and / or liquid
- the mask 1000 can be individually adapted to the shape of the face of the user 1001 when it is put on.
- the mask 1000 can be suitably set up for this purpose, for example have suitable valves.
- the mask 1000 and / or the Mass body 1 has more than one flea space, so the flea spaces can be fluidically separated from one another and / or filled separately. However, it can also be provided that some flea spaces are fluidically connected to one another.
- the mask 1000 for filling the at least one flea space can be connected, for example, to a compressed air cylinder via a suitable connecting element.
- FIG. 3 shows different embodiments of a filter or a filter holder 6 of the half-face masks according to the invention.
- the cross-sections shown in FIG. 3 can each correspond to either a filter or a filter layer which can be inserted into the filter holder 6.
- the respective cross-sections can, however, also correspond to cross-sections through the filter holder 6 with the filter inserted therein.
- a filter can correspond to a combination of filter layers arranged one above the other. Even if the term filter is used below, it is obvious that a filter layer or the filter receptacle 6 with filter can also be meant without restrictions.
- the filter can have at least one fleece spiral 12.
- Fleizspirale 12 can generate streak, e.g. up to approx. 70 °. Viruses contained in the air flowing through the filter can be inactivated by the action of the streak. At a temperature of 55 to 70 ° C (wet flitz), for example, the virus envelope can denature within a few minutes and thus a loss of infectivity.
- the filter can have at least one biofilter 13.
- the biofilter 13 can have moss or consist of moss.
- the biofilter 13 can, for example, have open-pore foam with possibly different pore sizes, which can have or contain nutrients for moss.
- the biofilter 13 can be a Have or contain cellulose acetate.
- the cellulose acetate can have, store or contain a liquid nutrient solution for moss.
- Liquid nutrient solutions are those inorganic and organic compounds from which mosses can extract the elements that make up their body. These are mostly simple inorganic compounds such as water (H20) and carbon dioxide (C02) as well as ions such as nitrate (N03-), phosphate (P043-) and potassium (K +).
- Moss consists of countless tiny leaflets, which not only form a very large surface, but can also attract positively charged microparticles such as nitrogen and carbon dioxide due to the negative charge. Particles of fine dust can serve as important nutrients for mosses. Moss is particularly good at catching fine dust and converting it into biomass via metabolism. Components of fine dust, such as salts and organic hydrocarbons, are food for bacteria, blue-green algae and unicellular organisms that vegetate on moss leaves. Liverworts can even incorporate heavy metals into their cells.
- Moss can also serve as protection against aggressive toxins from diesel engines and nitrogen dioxide, which can lead to inflammation in the blood vessels in the human body.
- One square meter of moss can absorb 13 to 22 grams of fine dust per day. If the filter has at least one heating coil 12 and one biofilter 13, then the biofilter 13 can be positioned downstream of the heating coil 12 in the direction of flow, as shown in FIG. 3.
- the filter can have a moisture reservoir 14.
- the moisture reservoir 14 can generate moist fleece when the fleece spiral 12 is activated.
- Superabsorbents so-called flydrogels, can be used for optimal fluid storage.
- These can form crosslinked polymers that are polar (e.g. polyacrylamide, polyvinylpyrrolidone, amylopectin, gelatin, cellulose).
- polar e.g. polyacrylamide, polyvinylpyrrolidone, amylopectin, gelatin, cellulose.
- the filter has a moisture reservoir 14 and a biofilter 13, then the moisture reservoir 14 can be located downstream of the biofilter 13 in the direction of flow, as shown in FIG.
- virucides can be provided. These substances can denature the surface proteins of a virus (e.g. formaldehyde), remove lipids from a virus envelope (alcohols, detergents) or directly damage the nucleic acids of the viral genome (alkylants).
- a virus e.g. formaldehyde
- remove lipids from a virus envelope e.g. alcohols, detergents
- directly damage the nucleic acids of the viral genome e.g. formaldehyde
- the filter can have an airgel 15. With the mask 1000 on, the airgel 15 can shield heat from the skin surface. Aerogels are highly porous solids in which up to 99.98% of the volume can consist of pores. In this way, an air flow entering the filter or the filter chamber 6 can exit the filter or the filter chamber 6 through the airgel 15.
- the airgel can, for example, have a silicate base. If the filter has an airgel 15 and a moisture reservoir 14, the airgel 15 can be located downstream of the moisture reservoir 14 in the direction of flow, as shown in FIG. 3.
- a disinfectant can be produced from pure salt water 20 without heating. Electrochemically treated, the solution can be given a slight voltage so that the cell nuclei of viruses or legionella can simply burst. The salt water 20 treated by electrolysis can thus destroy any type of bacteria or virus. The salt water 20 can disinfect the filters at the same time.
- the filter can have a water-storing, sponge-like material 21.
- the salt water solution can be supplied with a voltage of approx. 1-2 volts, which can be sufficient for the destruction of bacteria or viruses.
- Detergents and / or surfactants can also be used. Surfactants are substances that can facilitate a cleaning process. Surfactants reduce the surface tension between the surface to be cleaned, the dirt and the solvent (usually water). It is understood to mean both naturally occurring and synthetically produced surfactants (emulsifiers and wetting agents). In addition to the term detergents, the artificial word Syndet is also used in German-speaking countries for synthetic detergents.
- detergent can denote a substance or a preparation which contains soaps and / or other surfactants and is intended for washing and cleaning processes.
- Detergents can take various forms (liquid, powder, paste, bar, slab, shaped pieces, figurines, etc.) and can be sold or used for household or institutional or industrial purposes.
- the filter can have a slot 17 for inserting a test strip, test stick or the like.
- test strips or test sticks an elongated object can be meant with which the presence, the amount or the concentration of a substance can be determined according to one or more criteria.
- the evaluation can be carried out visually or by means of electronic devices. As an aid in visual evaluation, samples are often used for color comparison, which are either applied to separate cards or directly on the packaging of the respective product.
- the filter can comprise semi-liquid gel foam 18.
- the semi-liquid gel foam 18 can have or contain nutrients for spores, bacteria, and / or moss.
- the filter can have activated carbon 19.
- the activated carbon 19 can be provided, for example, to filter one or more of the following substances: chlorine, ozone and other substances that interfere with taste and smell, as well as bacteria from water, sweeteners, glycerine and chemical liquids; emitting substances and contaminants from liquid streams in the chemical or food industry; Toxins from the air (filters in respirators, ventilation systems for tanks and shelters, exhaust air in production systems); Flue gases from glass melting furnaces, waste incinerators and other waste gases; Uranium hexafluoride from the air in nuclear engineering (fuel production); Petrol vapors from exhaust air from tank systems; Chlorinated hydrocarbons from exhaust air and exhaust gases z. B. with dry cleaning; Tar from cigarette smoke in cigarette filters and / or fine dust, pollen and odor
- the filter can have at least one channel 22 for the passage or discharge of liquid or gaseous substances.
- the filter can have a labyrinth 23 for the air flow serving as a baffle, surfaces set up against the flow direction of the air.
- the surfaces can be statically charged. With ionized air it is possible to neutralize positively and negatively charged static in a very short time ( ⁇ 0.5 sec.).
- the surfaces 23 can have pores 24 and / or be porous. The pores 24 can be arranged in such a way that they do not have a preferred orientation or opening direction.
- micro-LEDs can also be built into the surfaces 24, for example LEDs that emit UV light.
- the filter can alternatively or additionally have one or more UV emitters 29 and / or such can be arranged in the filter chamber 6.
- the UV radiator 29 can be or have a UV-C LED.
- the filter or the filter chamber 6 can optionally have a prefilter 25.
- the prefilter 25 can, for example, be or have a foam and / or contain fluorescent particles which, for example, can preferably emit in a range of 200-280 nm.
- the breathing air flowing through the filter chamber can be irradiated with the radiation emitted by the UV radiator, for example UV-C radiation, in order to kill microorganisms, in particular viruses, contained therein.
- a light barrier 26 can prevent UV-C radiation from penetrating to the outside can and / or can leave the filter or the filter chamber 6 to the outside.
- the filter and / or the filter chamber 6 can have one or more mirror surfaces 27 which can reflect radiation, in particular UV light. The radiation can thus be reflected back into the chamber in which the UVC radiator 29 can be accommodated. Due to the wall reflection of the UV-C radiation, the UV-C dose and thus the efficiency of the killing of germs can be increased significantly.
- a material that reflects UV-C radiation is, for example, polished metal, which can reflect at least 40% of the UV-C radiation.
- the filter and / or the filter chamber 6 can have a cooling base 28.
- the UV radiator 29 or the UV-C LED 29 can be cooled with a cooling system 28.
- the cooling 28 can have at least one pelletizing element in order to cool the UV radiator 29.
- the UV radiator or the UV-C LED can have a large emission angle, preferably greater than 120 °, particularly preferably greater than 180 °.
- the UV lamp can be designed as a non-ozone-forming mercury low-pressure discharge lamp with a primary radiation of 250-280 nm. This type of emitter has the advantage over ozone-forming emitters that no ozone occurs inside or outside the filter for breathing masks.
- the UV radiator 29 or the UV-C LED and / or the cooling system 28 can be controlled and / or regulated with a control unit 31.
- the control unit 31 is connected to at least one sensor 32 in the chamber in which the UV emitter 29 can be accommodated.
- the sensor 29 can, for example, measure the temperature and / or concentration and / or composition of the fluid in the chamber. The measured values measured by the sensor 29 can be transmitted to the control unit 31 and evaluated by the latter.
- Air to be filtered can enter the chamber in which the UV radiator 29 is accommodated from the outside of the mask through the prefilter 25, for example, with the mask 1000 on, be filtered in the chamber by the UV radiation and exit as filtered air on the inside of the mask .
- UV disinfection is based on a physical process in which microorganisms can be killed quickly and effectively.
- bacteria, viruses and protozoa are exposed to the germicidal wavelengths of UV radiation, they can lose their ability to reproduce and become infected.
- UV radiation is highly effective in inactivating a wide range of microorganisms and also eliminates chlorine-resistant pathogens such as Cryptosporidium and Giardia. UV radiation can also be suitable for breaking down toxic chemical contaminants while disinfecting them at the same time.
- the mask 1000 can have at least two filters and / or filter holders 6 that are fluidically separated from one another and / or spatially separated from one another.
- the mask wearer 1001 can thus breathe through a filter, for example, while another filter can be cleaned or regenerated.
- the filter can consist of a foam material or have one.
- the filter can be made of open-cell foam material, PU, polyester, ceramic and / or a gel-like material that can optionally release aerosols.
- the filter can be porous. Cassettes filled with granulate and / or a hollow body similar to a tank with liquids are also conceivable as filters. Additives can be introduced into the filter and / or the foam, e.g. fine pores in the case of a fine dust filter, chemical substances, gases, corresponding compounds, and / or activated carbon.
- the filter can contain active ingredients, e.g. silver, silver ions or silver-based, zinc oxide, additives based on silver and copper, silica and / or metal powder. The active ingredients can have an antimicrobial effect.
- the active ingredients can also have a medicinal effect. In this way, for example, a drug can be administered when inhaling.
- the active ingredients can, for example, be incorporated into the filter during the manufacturing process. Provision can be made for the metal powder introduced into the filter to be heated by induction.
- the filter can have pores which, for example, can be smaller than 1 micrometer, for example in cross section.
- the filter can be soaked in salt water.
- a current can flow or be applied.
- the filter can consist of transparent silicone foam, which can be externally exposed to UV-C light, for example.
- the external light can, for example, be generated in an external additional device and guided into the filter via glass fibers.
- the external additional device for example a UV-C LED, can for example be arranged on or in the mask 1000 or the mask body 1 and / or these have the external additional device. It can also be provided that the UV-C LED is arranged in one of the filter receptacles 6, which can also be the one in which the filter is arranged.
- the light source can also be used to adapt the mask 1000 to the face shape of the mask wearer 1001 when it is used for the first time.
- the mask 1000 or the mask body 1 can at least partially consist of flexible plastic that can be cured by UV rays.
- the filter can have a membrane.
- a membrane filter can have a pressure-resistant structure and behave like a close-meshed, multi-layered sieve with uniform meshes, so-called pores.
- the filter can have a heterogeneous double membrane.
- the membrane filter can have a pore size of 0.2 ⁇ m, which can hold back bacteria and larger microorganisms on the surface. A breakthrough of already separated microorganisms can therefore be impossible, even with high pressure fluctuations or pressure surges.
- the pore size can also be between 0.01 and 8 ⁇ m.
- a pore size of 0.2 ⁇ m can be suitable for sterile filtration, 0.45 ⁇ m for determining the number of colonies and for particle removal, and 0.65 ⁇ m for determining or removing flecks and molds.
- the membrane filter can consist or have of high-purity cellulose derivatives, of polytetrafluoroethylene, of polyamide and / or of gelatin.
- FIG. 4 shows an embodiment of the closure 4.
- a first closure lip 33 can form the closure 4 with a corresponding second closure lip 35.
- the first sealing lip 33 can have openings 34 through which the corresponding locking elements 36 of the second sealing lip 35 can be guided.
- the locking elements 36 can be U-shaped. If the locking lips 33, 35 or sealing lips lie sealingly on top of one another, as shown in FIG. 4, the locking elements 36 can protrude over the first sealing lip 33 so that a latch 37 is parallel to the plane of the first sealing lip 33 or the contact surface of the sealing lips 33, 35 can be pushed through the locking elements 36. Loosening of the sealing lips 33 and 35 by the bolt 37 can thus be prevented.
- the bolt 37, the openings 34 and the locking elements 36 are preferably shaped and dimensioned in such a way that, when the bolt 37 is inserted, the sealing lips 33 and 35 lying on top of one another have little or no play have or can not be moved or only slightly relative to each other perpendicular to the contact surface.
- FIG. 5 A further embodiment of the closure 4 is shown in FIG. 5, which can be used as an alternative or in addition to the embodiment shown in FIG. 4.
- the closure 4 shown in FIG. 5 has a fixing element 38.
- the fixing element 38 can have at least one dovetail 43, the respective mask half 39, 40 or the respective mask part a corresponding groove. It can also be provided that the fixing element 38 is made in one piece with one of the mask halves 39, 40 or is already connected, e.g. glued, to one of the mask halves 39, 40 or a mask part. The connection of the two mask halves 39, 40 or the mask parts can then be established by means of a dovetail 43 and a groove.
- the mask 1000 or the mask body 1 can have an air outlet.
- the air outlet can be arranged at the connection point or in each case be partially formed by the respective mask half 39, 40 or the respective mask part.
- the two mask parts 39, 40 can be fixed and / or connected to the closure 4 or the fixing element 38.
- the fixing element 38 can be bent into the U-shape shown in FIG. 5 or it can already have a U-shape.
- the fixing element 38 can have openings 42. With the openings 42, for example, the bending of the fixing element 38 into the U-shape, if required, can be facilitated.
- the 1000 mask or the mask body 1 can have an air outlet.
- the air outlet can have a pair of thin sealing lips 41.
- the thinly tapering sealing lips 41 can be arranged and shaped in such a way that when the fixing element 38 is mounted, for example when the mask 1000 is on, they close with one another or close the air outlet.
- the thinly tapering sealing lips 41 can be arranged on an edge of the respective mask halves 39, 40.
- the thin sealing lips 41 can be shaped as shown in FIG.
- FIGS. 6 and 7 show a further embodiment of a mask 1000 according to the invention.
- a protective pane 45 can be attached to the mask 1000 with at least one holder 44 and / or at least one connecting element 46.
- the visual protection 45 can preferably be fluidically sealed with the mask 1000.
- the protective pane 45 can have a UV-C light protection, for example, but not exclusively, when using a UV-C filter in the filter chamber 6.
- Protective pane 45 can also be used as a splash guard or the like.
- the connecting element 46 also corresponds to the shape of the The edge of the mask in the nose area of the face of the user 1001 is used and can be shaped accordingly.
- FIG. 8 shows various embodiments of masks 1000 according to the invention. These differ, as can be seen in FIG. 8, among other things by the number and arrangement of the filters or filter chambers 6 (hatched areas in FIG. 8).
- the edge of the mask can be or have the sealing edge 47.
- the sealing edge 47 does not necessarily have to be arranged on the outer edge of the mask 1000, but can also be arranged further inside.
- the sealing edge 47 can be an inflatable edge 1004.
- the mask 1000 can, for example, have a bellows 48 for filling the inflatable rim or a corresponding valve.
- the mask body 1 and / or the sealing edge 47 of the mask 1000 can have a deformable part 49 or a deformable zone. It can also be provided that in particular the edge region of the mask 1000 is deformable.
- the deformable part 49 or the deformable zone can consist of a plastic that can be hardened by UV light.
- the curing can optionally take place by means of the UV radiator 29.
- the mask can be suitable for this purpose, optically permeable, for example partially and / or transparent in layers, and / or have light guides.
- the mask 1000 or the mask body 1 can alternatively or additionally have a reinforcement zone 51.
- the reinforcement zone 51 can have a memory plastic or consist of such a material.
- the memory plastic can be designed to maintain a geometric shape, for example in order to reinforce the mask 1000 and / or to maintain a specific mask shape.
- FIG. 9 shows a further embodiment of a mask 1000.
- the embodiment of a mask 1000 shown in FIG. 9 has no cutout 1002 and no closure 4.
- the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1 can have one or more reinforcement zones 51.
- the reinforcement zone can be arranged symmetrically and / or centrally with respect to the mask 1000, for example.
- the reinforcement zone 51 can consist of a memory plastic or have one which can be set up, for example, to store an anatomical shape.
- One or more zones of the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1, for example the reinforcement zone 51, first zone 2, reinforced zone 8 and / or the flexible zone 10, can have an electrically conductive plastic or consist of such, so that by applying of tension, the corresponding zone can change its strength and / or shape.
- the mask 1000 can have a holder 52 for rubber bands or the like.
- the bracket 52 can be pivoted.
- the holder 52 can be arranged and / or fastened to the mask body 1.
- a mask attachment 53 can be placed on the filter holder 6 and / or the filter chamber 6, as shown in FIG. 9.
- the fastening interface 7 can be or have the holder 52.
- the mask attachment 53 can have a flexible connecting element 54. If the mask attachment 53 has, for example, two or more slip-on attachments 1005, then these can be connected to one another by the flexible connecting element 54. In the embodiment shown in FIG. 9, the flexible connecting element 54 connects, for example, a right and a left plug-on attachment 1005.
- the flexible connecting element 54 can serve as a shaping element and / or be deformable.
- the flexible connecting element 54 can consist of or have a bendable plastic.
- the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1 can have connecting elements complementary to the attachment so that the Mask attachment 53 can be attached to mask 1000 or the mask body. The corresponding fastening can be detachable.
- the attachment 1005 can be or have a mask attachment filter chamber 1010.
- FIG. 53 An embodiment of a mask attachment 53 is shown in FIG.
- the shape and / or a floor plan of the plug-on attachment 1005 can be adapted to the shape and / or a floor plan of the filter holder 6 or the filter chamber of the mask 1000 in such a way that the mask attachment 53 can be attached to the filter holder 6 in a form-fitting or non-positive manner.
- the mask attachment 53 can have at least one mask attachment filter chamber 1010 and / or a mask attachment filter holder 1010.
- the shape can be, for example, diamond-shaped or polygonal; however, other shapes such as round, oval, elliptical, or the like are also conceivable
- a correspondingly attached mask attachment 53 and / or the plug-on attachment 1005 preferably seals fluidically with the filter holder 6 in such a way that a fluid flowing into the mask attachment 53 through an opening, for example an air inlet 58, enters the mask attachment 53 Filter holder 6 or the filter chamber of the mask 1000 and flows through it 6 recorded filter passed and ge be filtered.
- An attached mask attachment 53 can preferably be detached from the mask 1000 again, so that the filtering, in particular the mask attachment filter, can be renewed, adapted or regenerated easily and with little effort, e.g. depending on the selection of the filter type of the mask attachment 53.
- the mask attachment 53 can be an additional filter 53 and can have the filters or filter types described above.
- the embodiment shown in Figure 10 and / or the mask attachment filter can have, for example, a filter fleece 59 and / or a metal foam filter 60.
- the filter fleece 59 can be statically charged.
- a fine grid structure, which can be electrically conductive, can be arranged in the filter fabric of the filter fleece 59.
- the metal foam filter 60 can comprise silver, copper, or other suitable materials.
- the metal foam filter 60 can have a sponge for absorbing saline solution.
- air entering through the air inlet 58 can first flow through the filter fleece 59 and be filtered before the air can then be filtered further by the metal foam filter 60.
- the air filtered or introduced in this way can then be fed through a cavity 61 to the filter chamber 6 and / or the filter holder 6 or filters arranged therein.
- the mask attachment 53 can have a joint 56 or a hinge, which can enable the mask attachment 53 to be positioned relative to the mask 1 when it is attached or after it has been attached.
- the air inlet 58 can be rotated along the hinge axis.
- the mask attachment 53 can have a heating element 57.
- the heating element 57 can consist of or comprise copper.
- the heating element 57 can be under a voltage, for example 2-9 volts, which is preferably only applied when inhaling or when a fluid flows through the mask attachment and which heats the heating element 57.
- the mask attachment 53 can have suitable sensors which can detect a corresponding throughflow and which can be arranged in the cavity 51, for example. These sensors and the heating element can be connected to a control unit which can be arranged on or in the mask attachment 53.
- the mask attachment 53 can have a transparent cover 62 which, for example, can fluidically seal the cavity 61.
- the transparent one Cover 62 can be reflective and / or serve as a luminous element or be at least partially transparent to light rays emitted by light sources arranged in the mask attachment 53, preferably the cavity 61.
- the mask attachment 53 has a headphone holder 63 for headphones 85.
- the headphones 85 can be a loudspeaker or a sound generator.
- the headphones 85 do not necessarily have to be set up to be inserted or introduced into an ear or an auricle.
- the headphone holder 63 can be arranged in such a way that, when the mask attachment 53 is put on a mask 1000, and headphones 85 connected to the headphone holder 63 are located in an ear region of the mask wearer 1001 or in the vicinity of the ears.
- the headphone holder 63 can have a telescopic section 65 which, for example, can be extended or retracted linearly with an adjusting screw 64.
- the mask attachment 53 can have a chamber 66 for holding batteries or rechargeable batteries.
- the chamber 66 can be detachably connected to the mask attachment 53 by means of a magnetic coupling 67, for example.
- the chamber 66 can also be detachably connected to the mass attachment 53 by means of a clip connection or the like. It can also be provided that the chamber 66 is made in one piece with the mask attachment 53.
- Accumulators or batteries accommodated in the chamber 66 can, for example, supply headphones 85, but also sensors, control units or the like of the mask 1000 with electrical energy.
- a switching element 69 with which the power supply can be switched on or off can be arranged on or near the chamber 66.
- the switching element 69 can, however, also be arranged on or near the mask attachment 53, the mask body 1 and / or generally on or near the mask 1000.
- the mask attachment 53 can have a flexible region 68, through which the mask attachment 53 can be adapted to the shape of the mask and / or the shape of the face.
- the mask attachment 53 shown in FIG. 11 has no additional mask attachment filters or like on. Rather, when the mask attachment 53 is placed on the mask 1000 and / or the filter holder 6, for example air can flow directly through the cavity 61 into the filter holder 6 or the filter chamber of the mask 1000.
- the features of the mask attachment 53 described with reference to FIG. 11 and / or shown in FIG. 11 are not limited to the embodiment shown in FIG. 11; Of course, the embodiments shown by way of example in FIGS Switching element 69 have.
- FIG. 12 shows a further embodiment of a mask attachment 53.
- the mask attachment 53 has a displaceable additional tank 72.
- An active ingredient can be accommodated in the displaceable additional tank 72, for example in a chamber 74.
- the chamber 74 can be or have a mask attachment filter chamber 1010.
- the displaceable additional tank 72 can alternatively or additionally contain a filter foam 73, which can be accommodated in the chamber 74, for example.
- the filter foam 73 can absorb and / or store the active substance and / or liquid. When the active substance flows over and / or through the filter foam 73 with a fluid, e.g. air, flowing through the additional tank 72, the active substance can be released into the fluid.
- a fluid e.g. air
- the filter foam 73 can be configured to absorb liquid contained in the air entering through the air openings 58.
- the additional tank 72 can be detachably and / or displaceably attached to the mask carrier 53 or connected to it via an adjusting screw 75.
- a metal foam for example comprising silver and / or copper, can be arranged in the additional tank 72 and / or the chamber 74.
- a fluid for example air, can enter through the air openings 58 in the additional tank 72, where appropriate filtered or, for example, mixed with active ingredient, and through the cavity 61 the Filter holder 6 or the filter chamber are fed.
- the filter foam 73 can be or have a mask filter.
- the mask attachment 53 has a large-area filter 77, preferably a large-area attachment filter.
- the mask attachment 53 can have a multilayer design with an outer layer and at least one inner layer.
- a first inner layer 79 of the mass attachment 53 can comprise a filter fleece, a membrane and / or a molecular sieve.
- a second inner layer 80 which can be arranged above or below the first inner layer 79, can comprise a metal mesh, preferably a heatable metal mesh.
- the outer layer can consist of a plastic or have such and correspond to an outer layer of the mask attachment 53 and / or the large-area filter 77.
- the mask attachment 53 can have suitable connection elements 81 for connection to the mask 1000 or the mass body 1, for example for connection to the filter holder 6 or the filter chamber 6.
- Air openings 58 can extend through the outer layer so that a fluid, for example air , can be passed through the outer layer to and / or the inner layers 79, 80. The introduced fluid can then be fed to the filter holder 6 or the filter chamber 6. In this way, for example, air inhaled by the mask wearer 1001 can be filtered or pre-filtered through the large-area filter 77 or the inner layer 79, 80.
- the air inlet 58 or the air opening can be shaped in the form of a Venturi nozzle in order to promote the inflow.
- the large-area filter 77 can be a mask attachment filter.
- the illustrated embodiments can be embodied in one piece with the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1. It can be provided that the mask attachment 53 is not detachably connected to the mask 1000 or the mask body 1.
- the embodiment shown in FIG. 13 can be a one-piece mask; the mask body 1 can have or consist of the plurality of outer and inner layers.
- FIGS. 14, 15 and 18 Another embodiment of a mask 1000 according to the invention is shown in FIGS. 14, 15 and 18.
- the mask 1001 can be essentially U-shaped or C-shaped and / or cover at least the mouth or a mouth region of a mask wearer 1001 when it is put on.
- the mask body 1 can be at least partially transparent, for example when the mask 1000 is put on in a mouth area of the mask wearer 1001.
- the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1 can have at least one filter chamber 6.
- the filter chamber 6 can be arranged laterally, for example as in FIGS. 14 and 15 with the mask 1000 on, essentially below one ear of the mask wearer 1001.
- the mask 1000 or the mask body 1 preferably has at least two, preferably mirror-symmetrically arranged filter chambers 6.
- One or more filters described above can be arranged in the filter chamber 6.
- a fluid for example air
- the outlet opening can be arranged in a manner suitable for the inlet opening, for example on an inside of the mask 1000, so that the mask wearer 1001 can inhale when the mask 1000 is on. It can be provided that the mask wearer 1001 can exhale in the fluidically opposite flow direction. Alternatively or in addition, it can also be provided that the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1 have suitable exhalation valves, exhalation openings or the like.
- the mask 1000 can have a headphone holder 63 for headphones 85.
- the headphone holder 63 can be arranged such that, when the mask is put on, the headphone or headphones 85 are arranged in an area close to the ears of the mask wearer 1001.
- the headphones 85 can have a sensor for a pulse measurement, for example on a temple of the mask wearer 1001.
- the headphone holder 63 can have a contact plug for coupling to the headphone, for example for power supply and / or for information exchange with a control unit of the mask or the like.
- the mask body 1 can have, at least in sections, a double pane 88 or consist of one.
- the double pane 88 can form a cavity which can be heated.
- the double pane 88 can be transparent at least in sections.
- the double pane can consist of or have a plastic, a glass or the like.
- the double disk 88 or the cavity formed by the double disk can, however, also serve to supply the filtered air received in the filter chamber 6 and / or to remove exhaled air.
- the cavity formed by the double disk can be fluidically connected to the filter chamber and / or air outlets via fluid lines 1012. Provision can be made to divide the cavity into at least two or more sub-cavities, possibly fluidically separated from one another.
- the cavity can be at least partially filled with a noble gas or a suitable gas and emit light accordingly as a fluorescent tube.
- the surface of the double pane 88 facing outward when the mask 1000 is in place is translucent and the surface facing inward is opaque.
- the cavity can be at least partially filled with a coolant.
- at least one surface, preferably the surface facing outward when the mask 1000 is applied is coated, for example with a UV filter layer or the like.
- the double wall 88 can have a solar cell in order to charge a battery or an accumulator of the mask 1000 if necessary.
- the double pane 88 can have a display, which can preferably be arranged on the surface facing outward when the mask 1000 is on.
- a preferably folded fleece filter e.g. of classes FFP 1 to 3
- a metal foam e.g. comprising copper or silver, activated carbon, a foam filter with static charge if necessary, a foam as a carrier material for active ingredients, a molecular sieve, a membrane film, a salt crystal container, an ultrasound generator, a heated wire mesh, a gel filter, can be used Liquid tank, a heated ceramic foam and / or a UV-C filter can be added.
- the mask 1000 can have heating elements 57.
- the heating elements 57 can preferably comprise copper or other suitable alloys.
- the heating elements 57 are preferably arranged on or in the mask 1000 or the mask body 1 in such a way that air to be inhaled by the mask wearer 1001 is passed over the heating elements 57 and heated in order to deactivate any viruses or other pollutants contained in the air. Provision can be made for the air to be inhaled to be cooled to a cooler temperature, for example 20 to 30 ° C., in a downstream cooling unit, before it leaves the mask 1000 and is fed to the mask carrier 1001.
- the mask 1000 can have a microphone 104, which is preferably arranged on the mask body 1 in such a way that, when the mask is on, the mouth-generated sounds of the mask wearer 1001 can be detected by the microphone 104.
- the microphone 104 is preferably arranged on an inner side of the mask body 1.
- the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1 can have a chin cap 105.
- the chin cap 105 can mechanically reinforce the mask 1000 or the mass body 1.
- the chin cap 105 can consist or have, for example, of a metal, a metal alloy and / or a suitable plastic.
- the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1 can have at least one sensor 111 with which, for example, the pulse, the body temperature and / or the oxygen content of the mask wearer 1001 can be measured when the mask 1000 is on.
- the sensor 111 can be arranged on an inner side of the mask 1000 and / or of the mask body 1 with the mask 1000 on.
- the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1 can have a data memory.
- the data memory can be connected to the sensor 111 for data exchange.
- the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1 can have a radio interface.
- the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1 can have a control unit that communicates with the sensor 111, the microphone 104, the headphones 85, the radio interface, the fleece element 57, the data memory and / or other functional elements of the mask 1000 and / or the mask body 1 can be connected.
- Other functional elements can, for example, be illuminants and / or emitters accommodated in the filter holder 6, or the display of the double wall 88.
- the mask 1000 can have an additional module 1006.
- the additional module 1006 can have a slot 110 for a SIM card 107.
- the additional module 1006 can be or can be detachably connected to the mask body 1, for example via a clip connection or a magnetic connection. However, it can also be provided that the additional module 1006 is designed in one piece with the mask body 1.
- the additional module 1006 can have a receptacle for a power supply element 108, for example a rechargeable battery or a battery. If a power supply element 108 is accommodated in the additional module 1006 and the additional module 1006 is connected to the mask body 1, electrical energy can be sent from the power supply element 108 to power consumers, via contacts 109.
- the additional module 1006 can have a telephone unit in order to set up a telephone connection with the aid of the information stored on the SIM card 107. It can be provided that the additional module 1006 has at least one operating element, for example touch elements or touch elements, which can be connected to the control unit and via which the mask wearer 1001 can transmit commands to the control unit.
- a protective pane 45 can preferably be detachably connected to the mask 1.
- the protective pane 45 can shield the eyes and / or nose of the mask wearer 1 when the mask 1 is on.
- the protective disk 45 can be connected to the mask 1 in a fluid-tight manner. It can be provided that the mask carrier 1001 first puts on the mask 1 and then the protective pane 45. However, it can also be provided that the mask carrier 1001 first applies the protective pane 45 and then the mask 1.
- the protective pane 45 can be detachably and fluidically tightly connected to the mask 1, for example, via a magnetic connection 91. Alternatively or additionally, a clip connection can be provided.
- the protective plate 45 can have at least one bracket 1011, which can protrude distally from the protective plate 45 and, when the protective plate 45 is put on, can engage with the ears of the mask wearer 1001. In this way, an improved fit and increased wearing stability can be achieved when the protective pane 45 is put on.
- the protective disk 45 can be shaped in such a way that it can be supported at least partially on the nose of the mask wearer 1001 in the applied state.
- the protective disk 45 can have suitable support elements for this purpose.
- the protective disk 45 can be double-walled.
- the cavity formed by the double wall of the protective pane 45 can be heatable and / or have a display.
- the display of the protective disk 45 can with the Control unit and / or the data memory of the mask 1000 and / or of the mask body 1 are connected for data exchange when the protective pane 45 is attached to the mask 1000.
- the protective pane 45 can have a lens 84.
- the lens 84 may consist of or comprise silicone.
- a cavity of the lens can be filled with silicone oil.
- the lens may have a curvature in order, for example, to refract or redirect light incident on the lens.
- the protective pane 45 can have a sensor unit 92.
- the sensor unit 92 can measure, for example, concentrations and / or compositions of gaseous substances, e.g., ambient air, and / or air pollution.
- the sensor unit 92 can be a chemical nose and transmit odors, for example to the nose of the mask wearer 1001.
- the sensor unit 92 can alternatively or additionally measure the air temperature and / or air pressure and humidity.
- the sensor unit 92 can be connected to the control unit and / or the data memory of the mask 1000 or of the mask carrier 1 for data exchange.
- the protective pane 45 can have a camera 93, for example a 3D camera, an infrared camera, a thermal imaging camera and / or an ultrasound camera.
- the camera 93 can be connected to the control unit and / or the data memory of the mask 1000 or of the mask carrier 1 for data exchange.
- the mask 1000 and / or the mask carrier 1 can have a projector 112 which, when the protective pane 45 is connected to the mask 1000, can project images or videos onto the inside of the protective pane 45.
- the projector 112 can be connected to the control unit and / or the data memory for data exchange.
- a state can be detected with a sensor 111, 92, 93 and stored as data in the data memory.
- the data can be recorded and processed by the control unit.
- the processed data can be forwarded or sent with the radio interface or the telephone unit.
- a state or the data representing the state can be shared, for example with other radio interfaces.
- FIGS. 17 and 18 show a further embodiment of a mask 1000.
- the mask body 1 can be divided into two parts, for example an upper jaw part 1007 and a lower jaw part 1008.
- a protective disk 45 which, for example, covers the nose of the mask wearer 1001, arranged on the upper jaw part 1007 or releasably connected to it.
- the protective disk 45 can be connected in a fluidically tight manner to the upper jaw part 1007 by means of a seal 94.
- the protective disk 45 is made in one piece with the upper jaw part 1007. As shown in the synopsis of FIGS.
- the lower jaw part 1008 can be rotatably mounted on the upper jaw part 1008 by means of a hinge 98. With the mask 1 on, the lower jaw part 1008 can thus be opened and closed by movements of the mask carrier 1001.
- the mask 1000 or the mask body 1 can be opened by opening the mouth of the mask wearer 1001 and can be closed by closing the mouth of the mask wearer 1001.
- the upper jaw part 1007 and / or the lower jaw part 1008 can have sealing lips 99 so that in the closed state (see FIG. 17) the mask 1000 or the upper jaw part 1007 with the lower jaw part 1008 is fluidically tight.
- the mask 1000 can have a sensor that detects a position of the hinge 98, e.g.
- a magnetic closure 100 can be arranged on the upper jaw part 1007 and the lower jaw part 1008 at least in sections on or at the corresponding contact areas when the mask 1000 is closed.
- the magnetic closure 100 can be set up to prevent the mask 1000 from opening or the lower jaw part 1008 being disengaged or released from the upper jaw part 1007 due to the force of gravity or the weight of the lower jaw part 1008.
- the magnet close 100 can be set up so that a predetermined force and / or a predetermined torque for opening the mask 1000 or for loosening or rotating the lower jaw part 1008 relative to the upper jaw part 1007 about the hinge 98 must be exceeded.
- the mask 1000 and / or the mask carrier 1 can have at least one further filter chamber 6 described above.
- the mask 1000 and / or the mask carrier 1 can have at least one additional module 1006 described further above. Provision can be made for the additional module to be arranged on or near the filter chamber 6.
- Air can be conducted to the mouth of the mask wearer 1001 via an air line 95, which can be fluidically connected to the filter chamber 6.
- the air line 95 can be fluidically connected to a nozzle 101 through which the air guided by the air line 95 can flow out.
- the nozzle 101 can be arranged on or near the mask body 1, preferably on or near the lower jaw part 1008, the chin cap 105, and / or in the case of mask attachments 1000 in the vicinity of the mouth and / or the nose of the mask wearer 1001.
- the mouth of the mask wearer 1001 when the mouth of the mask wearer 1001 is open, air is expelled through the air line 95 and / or the nozzle 101 from the mask 1000 to the outside into the environment. This allows the expelled air to act as an air curtain For example, when the mask wearer 1001 ingests food, prevent bacteria or viruses from being inhaled.
- the air line 95 and / or the nozzle 101 can conduct filtered air from the filter chamber 6 into the oral cavity.
- a further nozzle is arranged on the mask 1000 or the mask body 1 and / or the protective pane 45 in such a way that it is located in the vicinity of the nose of the mask wearer 1001 when the mask 1000 is on.
- the further nozzle can be connected to the filter chamber 6 by means of a further air line.
- the air line 95 can be fluidically connected to and disconnected from the further nozzle and / or the further air line by means of a valve 97.
- a valve can be arranged in the air line 95, which valve can be set up to fluidically block the air line 95.
- a valve can be arranged in the further air line, which valve can be set up to fluidically block the further air line.
- the valve 97, the valve of the air line 95 and / or the valve of the other Air line is or is controlled in such a way that an air flow from the filter chamber 6 flows or can flow through the further air line into a nasal region of the mask 1000.
- the mask wearer 1001 can be supplied with air through the further air line, ie an air stream of filtered air can be directed to the nose of the mask wearer 1001.
- the mask 1000 can for example have a fan 102 in order to blow and / or suck air through the air line and / or the further air line.
- the fan 102 can be controlled and / or regulated, for example, by a control unit or a control chip 103. Provision can be made to control the fan 102 depending on the position of the hinge 98.
- a headband 96 can be attached to the mask 1000 and / or the protective disk 45 and serve to fix the mask 1000 and / or the protective disk 45 on the head of the mask wearer 1001.
- FIG. 19 shows a further embodiment of a mask 1000 with a mask body 1.
- the mask body 1 can have a valve.
- the valve can be or have a rotary valve 1009.
- the rotary valve 1009 can have rotatably mounted plastic lamellae 114.
- a valve opening 115 can be enlarged or reduced and / or opened or closed.
- the valve opening 115 can serve, for example, as an opening for a drinking straw 118, a cigarette 119 or the like.
- the valve can be or have a piercing valve 116.
- the piercing valve 116 can have overlapping lamellae 117 which are opened when the piercing valve 116 is pierced, for example with a drinking straw 118, a cigarette 119 or the like.
- FIG. 20 shows a further embodiment of a closure 4.
- the closure 4 can be set up to connect the left mask half 39 and the right mask half 40 to one another.
- the closure 4 can have an absorber 122, 123, a filter element 124, a membrane 125 or any combination of these.
- the absorber, the filter element and / or the membrane can be accommodated in the closure 4.
- a separating layer 129 can be absorber, Separate the filter element and / or membrane from an inner wall of the closure 4.
- the absorber can have a superabsorbent, a gel and / or an aerosol.
- the filter element 124 can correspond to one of the filters described above or comprise one or more of these.
- the membrane 125 can be configured to allow air to pass through only in one direction, for example from an inside of the mask 1000 to an outside.
- the closure 4 can thus essentially serve as a filter chamber 6 or filter holder 6.
- the closure 4 can be designed to filter air.
- the closure 4 can have an air opening 128.
- the closure 4 can have a chemical nose 126.
- the closure 4 can have an exchangeable test strip by means of which, for example, a saliva test of a mask wearer 1001 can be carried out.
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