JP3084099U - Insulation pack for funeral remains - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] (Corrected) [Problem] In the funeral festival related industry, the use of dry ice has been stopped and generally used cold insulators are being used. Dew condensation occurs on the surface of the material, and this dew water not only adversely affects the cold preservation of the corpse, but also wets clothes and surroundings, causes bleeding and stains, and makes the appearance unsightly. A rectangular polymer water-absorbent resin sheet (3) is sealed in a bag formed by bonding the periphery of two rectangular nonwoven fabric sheets (2) with an adhesive means such as a heat seal or an adhesive. The laminated sheet 1 is formed, the lower portion of the rectangular laminated sheet 1 is folded, and the left and right sides of the folded portion are adhered by the above-mentioned bonding means to form the pocket 4 having an upper opening. A cold pack A in which the upper part of the pocket 4 is a cloth lid 6 and one side of a double-sided adhesive tape 7 with release paper is adhered along the upper side of the inner surface of the cloth lid 6.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention provides a refrigeration material for funeral mortuary preservation, which is placed around the corpse during a funeral ceremony, so that the inner and outer parts of the corpse can be kept in a cool state at a low temperature of about -35 ° C to 0 ° C for one day or more. Concerning the pack, unlike conventional dry ice, it does not generate carbon dioxide that causes global warming, and uses a conventional cold insulator (a cooling medium is sealed in a water-impermeable plastic film container). Various adverse effects caused by dew condensation in this case can be effectively eliminated by absorbing water into the polymer water-absorbent resin sheet, and the anti-bacterial property of the pack keeps the surrounding body, body fluids, and dew condensation intact. The present invention provides a cool pack for funerary mortuary preservation, which has excellent features such as suppressing the propagation of various bacteria such as water, preventing infection and preventing the generation of offensive odors.

[0002]

[Conventional issues]

 Conventionally, a large amount of dry ice has been used as an insulated product for preserving a corpse, such as in a casket, for preserving the corpse for funeral ceremonies. However, recently, the release of carbon dioxide (carbon dioxide) into the atmosphere has been regarded as a problem due to environmental problems, especially global warming, and it has been requested to reduce the use of dry ice, which sublimates and becomes carbon dioxide. .

[0003] In the funeral festival-related industry, therefore, the movement to stop using dry ice and switch to other cooling means has become abrupt, and a cooling material that is currently used quite commonly, ie, impervious water, has been used. A cooling medium (eg, a gel of a water-soluble organic polymer) sealed in a flexible plastic film container and pre-cooled in a freezer or the like is used while using a cooling material (hereinafter simply referred to as a cooling material). There is

[0004] When a cold insulator is used in the outside air, the cold air rapidly cools the outside air, so that moisture in the outside air causes condensation on the surface of the cold insulator due to a rapid temperature change, and the condensed water is used to cool the body. Not only has an adverse effect on usability, but also causes the clothes and surroundings to get wet, causing bleeding and stains, and making the appearance unsightly.

[0005] In addition, when dew condensation occurs, heat radiation on the surface of the cold insulator is promoted, and the duration of the cold insulator is shortened. Therefore, the operation time of keeping the body cold is shortened, and the replacement of the cold insulator is performed in a short time. There are issues such as necessity,

[0008] Furthermore, there is a problem that various bacteria grow in the condensed water, causing infection and offensive odor.

[0007]

[Solving the problem by invention]

 Therefore, in the present invention, the above-mentioned cold insulating material is stored in a cold insulating material pack provided with a laminated nonwoven fabric sheet and a polymer water-absorbent resin sheet and used as a cold insulating material for storing a corpse. The polymer water-absorbent resin sheet absorbs all of the dew water, and also absorbs the moisture in the coffin and body fluids generated from the corpse, thereby extending the duration of the refrigeration material's refrigeration. To solve the problems of the past by enabling the storage of garments in good condition for a long period of time, eliminating the possibility of getting clothes and surroundings wet and soiling, and storing them neatly in appearance. ,

[0008] Furthermore, the cold pack of the present invention is provided with an antibacterial property to suppress the propagation of various bacteria such as dew condensation water and body fluids, thereby preventing the generation of offensive odors due to the various bacteria, and preventing infection and conserving health. The present invention has solved the conventional problems in a possible manner.

The above-mentioned polymer water-absorbent resin sheet not only absorbs water such as dew condensation water and body fluids, but also has a function of effectively adsorbing and removing ammonia odor and other odorous gases.

[0010]

[Means to solve the problem]

 That is, the present invention provides a plastic film container with a pocket having an upper opening for loading a cooling material containing a cooling medium therein, and a cloth lid with an adhesive tape covering the opening of the pocket and sealing the opening. A pocket and a series of pockets, wherein the pocket and the cloth cover are formed of a laminated sheet in which a polymer water-absorbent resin sheet is interposed between two nonwoven sheets,

[0011] After the cooling material is loaded from the opening of the pocket, the opening is covered with a cloth lid, the cloth lid is adhered to the pocket with an adhesive tape, and the cooling material is packed in the pocket. The problem was solved by a pack of refrigeration material for funerary mortuary preservation.

[0012]

【Example】

 A rectangular polymer water-absorbent resin sheet 3 is sealed in a bag formed by bonding the periphery of the two rectangular nonwoven fabric sheets 2 and 2 with an adhesive means such as a heat seal or an adhesive. Is formed, and the lower part of the rectangular laminated sheet 1 is folded back, and the left and right sides of the folded part are adhered by the above-mentioned bonding means to form a pocket 4 having an upper opening. Is a heat insulating material pack A provided on one side of a double-sided pressure-sensitive adhesive tape 7 with release paper along the upper side of the cloth lid 6 with the upper part of the heat insulating material pack A as the cloth lid. After the pre-cooled cooling material B is loaded from the opening 5, the release paper of the double-sided adhesive tape 7 on the cloth lid 6 is peeled off, the opening 5 of the pocket 4 is covered with the cloth lid 6, and the pocket on one side of the double-sided adhesive tape 7 is covered. Adhere cloth cover 6 to 4 and keep cool in pocket 4 Packing material A for keeping the body for funeral festivities, packed for packing material B.

The cooling material B is an existing or commercially available material in which a cooling medium 9 is sealed in a plastic film container 8, and the nonwoven fabric sheet 2 is made of a water-permeable, air-permeable, water-insoluble nonwoven fabric, polypropylene or other plastic. Using a nonwoven fabric, the polymer water-absorbent resin sheet 3 is a sheet made of a polymer water-absorbent resin, and a sheet obtained by polymerizing and laminating a pulp sheet on both sides of the sheet.

A nonwoven fabric sheet or a polymer water-absorbent resin sheet is provided with a material subjected to antibacterial treatment, or a nonwoven fabric sheet or a polymer water-absorbent resin sheet subjected to antibacterial treatment is used.

[0015]

[Action]

 Pack the appropriate cooling material B pre-cooled to about -40 degrees into the pocket 4 of the cooling material pack A, peel off the release paper of the adhesive tape 7 of the cloth cover 6, and fold the cloth cover 6 over the pocket 4 to adhere. The tape 7 is adhered, the cloth cover 6 covers the opening 5 of the pocket 4, and the cooling material B is wrapped.

In the above state, the heat insulating material B is entirely covered with the polymer water-absorbent resin sheet 3 via the nonwoven fabric sheets 2 and 2.

Accordingly, when the cold pack A pre-cooled to about −40 degrees is used in a casket or the like, the dew water generated on the entire peripheral surface of the cold pack B becomes nonwoven fabric sheets 2 and 2 (water permeable, (Absorptive, water-insoluble) and absorbed by the polymer water-absorbent resin sheet 3, and water (eg, body fluid of a corpse), moisture in the coffin, odor such as ammonia Gas is also absorbed and adsorbed by the polymer water-absorbent resin sheet 3 through the nonwoven fabric sheets 2 and 2 on the outer peripheral surface.

After use, the cold insulator B is taken out of the pocket 4 of the cold insulator pack A, washed and disinfected, packed in a new cold insulator pack A, and used repeatedly.

[0019] Insulation packs can also be used repeatedly in terms of use performance and durability, but they must be disposed of for sanitary purposes, especially for funerals, or incinerated in high-calorie furnaces. However, since the material does not contain chlorine, there is no danger of generating dioxins.

[0020]

[Effect] The inside and outside parts of the corpse such as the inside of the coffin can be kept cool at -35 degrees to 0 degrees for 21 hours to 26 hours, and the corpse can be kept cool and preserved well.

Since dry ice, which sublimates into carbon dioxide, is not used as in the prior art, there is no adverse effect on the environment.

[0022] Unlike the conventional case, the cooling material is not used as it is, but is packed and used in the cooling material pack of the present invention. Does not immediately absorb water and cause dew condensation, thus causing various adverse effects caused by dew condensation, such as damaging the corpse, breeding germs, causing infection, generating a foul odor, wetting clothes, surroundings, etc. Can be effectively prevented.

Since the antibacterial property is maintained, it is possible to suppress the growth of various bacteria due to dew condensation water, body fluids, etc., to prevent infection, and to prevent the generation of offensive odor.

In addition to the above-mentioned effects, the polymer water-absorbent resin sheet has the effect of absorbing moisture inside the casket or the like so as not to cause dew condensation, and also has the effect of adsorbing odorous gases such as ammonia and preventing the generation of offensive odors. Demonstrate.

[0025] Since the refrigerating material pack uses a polymer water-absorbing resin, pulp, polypropylene (non-woven fabric) or the like as a material, there is no problem of body and skin irritation and the material does not contain chlorine. Therefore, there is no danger of generating dioxin by incineration, and it can be incinerated in a high-calorie furnace.

[Brief description of the drawings]

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a front view of a cold pack according to an embodiment (packed cold pack).

FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along line CC of FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a front view of a laminated sheet.

FIG. 4 is a partially enlarged cross-sectional view taken along line DD of FIG. 3;

FIG. 5 is a front view in which a lower portion of the laminated sheet of FIG. 4 is folded to form a pocket.

FIG. 6 is a right side view of FIG.

[Explanation of symbols]

 A Example cold pack B Cool pack 1 Laminated sheet 2 Non-woven sheet 3 Polymer water-absorbent resin sheet 4 Pocket 5 Opening 6 Cloth lid 7 Double-sided adhesive tape 8 Plastic film container 9 Medium for cooling

Claims (4)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A pocket having an upper opening for loading a cooling material containing a cooling medium in a plastic film container, and a cloth lid with an adhesive tape covering the opening of the pocket and sealing the opening. A cold pack made of a laminated sheet in which the above-mentioned pocket and cloth lid are provided with a polymer water-absorbent resin sheet between two non-woven sheets, wherein the pocket has an opening After covering the opening with a cloth lid, sticking the cloth lid to the pocket with adhesive tape, and packing the cooling material in the pocket, for storing funeral remains Insulation pack. 2. A cold insulator made of a plastic film container in which a cooling medium is sealed in an existing or commercially available material, and a non-woven sheet made of a water-permeable, air-permeable, water-insoluble non-woven fabric, polypropylene or other plastic non-woven fabric. The refrigerating material pack for funerary mortuary remains according to claim 1, wherein the polymer water-absorbent resin sheet uses a sheet made of a polymer water-absorbent resin and a sheet obtained by polymerizing and laminating pulp sheets on both sides of the sheet. 3. The funeral festival according to claim 1, wherein a nonwoven fabric sheet and a polymer water-absorbent resin sheet are provided with an antibacterial material, or the nonwoven fabric sheet and the polymer water-absorbent resin sheet are subjected to antibacterial treatment. Insulation pack for body preservation. 4. A rectangular polymer water-absorbent resin sheet is sealed in a bag formed by bonding the periphery of two rectangular nonwoven fabric sheets with an adhesive means such as a heat seal or an adhesive to form a laminated sheet. The folded lower portion of the rectangular laminated sheet is folded back, and the left and right sides of the folded portion are adhered by the above-mentioned bonding means to form a pocket of an upper opening, and the upper portion of the pocket of the laminated sheet is covered with a cloth cover. A heat insulating material pack provided by adhering one side of a double-sided adhesive tape with release paper along the upper side of the inner surface of the cloth cover, and after loading a pre-cooled heat insulating material from the opening of the pocket of the heat insulating material pack Peeling off the release paper of the double-sided adhesive tape of the cloth lid, covering the opening of the pocket with the cloth lid, adhering the cloth lid to the pocket on one side of the double-sided adhesive tape, and packing the cold insulator in the pocket. Claims Funerary remains stored for cold material pack.