ES1254502U - HYGIENIC MASK WITH RESPIRATORY TRACT SEPARATION MEMBRANE (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Hygienic mask with airway separation membrane characterized by being constituted by a hygienic mask (1) which, in its interior part and at a higher average height along a union line (3) where it joins the membrane (2), and this on the other free side (4) is where the nasolabial sulcus (5) that is located between the nose (9) and the mouth (10) of the user is supported and thus forms separately by a side the breathing zone of the nasal route (7) and on the other the breathing zone of the oral route (8). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

HYGIENIC MASK WITH MEMBRANE

RESPIRATORY TRACT SEPARATION

Technical field

The object of the present invention is a hygienic mask with an airway separation membrane. Its purpose is to separate the inhalation and exhalation of air through each of the airways: the nose and the mouth. This invention uses one part of it for the nose and another for the mouth, internally separating the filter areas, so that, apparently and facing the outside, it looks like a single mask, but internally the structure separates both routes.

Background of the invention

Currently there are multiple masks that exist on the market, which come to give rise to a single filtration zone in which the air that is inhaled and exhaled is mixed together. This gives rise to various inconveniences and annoyances, for example: the breath from the mouth is perceived through the nose immediately, often being unpleasant for oneself; the heat generated by the concentration of said breath and the use of the mask itself; the condensation of one's breath in the entire upper lip area; the fogging of glasses for those who use them with masks, even on sunglasses.

In the state of the art, the best known as hygienic masks are the one-piece called surgical masks which, despite having a rod included in their upper part to be adapted to the upper part of the nose, that is, to the Nasal septum up to the cheekbones to try to prevent said condensed air from leaving the upper part of the air, always mixed from both the mouth and the nose.

Recently and due to the covid-19 pandemic, a multitude of hygienic masks have been used in their most varied forms and structures, but always with a single piece, even though they may have pleats, or even multi-layer internal filters, but only giving rise to a single common air outlet and inlet part for both routes.

Well, the present invention, basically thinking of hygienic masks that do not even have folds, that is, of the FFP2 type or other equivalents, introduces a membrane inside at a higher average height to obtain the separation of said airways in a simple and effective way. With this, a better and more comfortable use of the same is obtained, with a very simple structure that facilitates both its manufacture and its use, without making it more expensive.

Presentation of the invention

The subject of the present invention is a hygienic mask with an airway separation membrane. It consists of a mask that, in its inner part and at an upper half height, has a membrane separating or dividing the mask into two zones, corresponding to each of the respiratory tract. Membrane which is attached to the mask on its entire front inner side in a horizontal way and at a higher average height. This membrane, when the mask is opened and placed by the user, will adjust on its free side to the nasolabial fold so as to create two separate air zones: an area with inhaled and exhaled nasal air, and another buccal area with inhaled air. and exhaled.

Brief description of the drawings

Next, by means of the drawings, the different parts and arrangements of the hygienic mask with airway separation membrane object of the present invention are explained. Thus complementing the specification, illustrating the preferred but in no way limiting example of the invention.

The foregoing, together with other characteristics and advantages, will be more fully understood from the following detailed description of an embodiment with reference to the drawings of the attached figures, in which:

Figure 1, consisting of a view from the back or inside of the mask deployed with the separation membrane included.

Figure 2 consists of a sectional profile view of the hygienic mask with a membrane separating the airways when it is placed on the user's face, where the separation of the airways caused by the membrane can be observed.

Description of the different elements of the invention

1. - Hygienic mask.

2. - Separation membrane.

3. - Line of union of the separation membrane (2) with the mask (1).

4. - Free perimeter of the separation membrane (2) that will join with the nasolabial fold (5) of the person using the mask (1).

5. - Nasolabial groove of the user where the free perimeter (4) of the separation membrane (2) will rest.

6. - Conventional fastening strips of the mask (1) to the person using it.

7. - Nasal breathing zone.

8. - Breathing zone of the oral route.

9. - Nose of the user.

10. - User mouth.

Detailed description of a realization example

In view of the foregoing, the present invention relates to a hygienic mask with an airway separation membrane that It is made up of a hygienic mask (1), which on its entire inner side in a horizontal way and at a higher average height along a joint line (3) in which the membrane (2) is attached, the which has that perimeter attached to the mask and the other free perimeter (4) is the one that when the mask is used rests on the nasolabial fold (5) and thus separates the membrane (2) the nasal breathing zone (7) by a side and the mouth breathing zone (8) on the other, since the nasolabial zone (5) is between the nose (9) and the mouth (10) of the person.

Claims (1)

1a.- Hygienic mask with airway separation membrane characterized by being constituted by a hygienic mask (1) which, in its interior part and at a higher average height along a joint line (3) in which it is joins the membrane (2), and this on the other free side (4) is where it rests on the nasolabial sulcus (5) that is between the nose (9) and the mouth (10) of the user and thus forms separately by one side the breathing zone of the nasal route (7) and on the other the breathing zone of the buccal route (8).