KR200458014Y1

KR200458014Y1 - Diaper

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Publication number: KR200458014Y1
Application number: KR2020110002803U
Authority: KR
Inventors: 박창열
Original assignee: 박창열
Priority date: 2011-04-04
Filing date: 2011-04-04
Publication date: 2012-01-16

Abstract

Diaper that can replace the absorbent portion of the fecal of the present invention is a waterproof material, a cover having a pocket formed on one side and the cover is coupled to the outer shell, the inner cover having a cotton material; An absorbent pad detachably coupled to the inside of the cover; A plurality of sub-absorption pads disposed so as to overlap from an intermediate portion to one side end of the absorption pads, the plurality of sub-absorption pads detachably coupled to the absorbent pads and detachably coupled to each other; A stool detection sensor detachably coupled on the endothelium and disposed on the other side of the absorbent pad to detect a stool on the absorbent pad; A urine sensor detachably coupled to the endothelium and disposed to correspond to the sub absorbent pad to detect urine on the sub absorbent pad; And a controller inserted into the pocket of the shell and connected to the urine detection sensor to receive detection information transmitted from the urine detection sensor and generate an alarm when the detection information exceeds a preset value. .
According to this, when the absorbent pad and the sub absorbent pad are made, the waste of the resource can be reduced by removing the absorbent pad from the cover when the stool is laid down and replacing only the sub absorbent pads individually when the urine is laid only.

Description

Diapers which can replace absorbent parts of excrement {DIAPER}

The present invention relates to a diaper, the diaper that can replace the absorbent portion of the excrement that can be used continuously by replacing only the absorbent portion of the excrement, and can inform the outside of the replacement time of the absorbent portion of the feces.

In general, diapers are filled between the legs and wrap around the groin and buttocks to receive urine, such as suckling infants or patients with poor mobility.

Such a diaper is usually provided with an absorbent sheet for absorbing liquid in the diaper cover, and a band portion having a size that can cover the leakage preventing portion and the waist of the wearer is formed on one side of the diaper cover.

At this time, the absorbent sheet is typically made of Fluffy Pulp, Super Absorbent Polymer (SAP), Tissue, etc., to have a liquid absorption and retention function.

Currently, many disposable diapers made of pulp paper are used to make life easier and portable and easy to use.However, these disposable diapers are becoming a necessity for new generation housewives and new mothers. It is causing environmental problems.

In addition, the cost of disposable diapers, which are consumed several times a day, increases, especially for those who raise babies but are not economically profitable, because powdered milk and infant supplies account for a relatively large share of household spending. There is a problem.

However, in general, diapers should be replaced whole when urine only, regardless of urine.

In particular, infants consume much water when they are young, so urine often comes out. However, even diapers with high urine absorption rate get wet. Therefore, the diaper is replaced even in a state where much of the portion not wetted with urine remains uneconomical and environmentally friendly.

In addition, the caregiver of infants and toddlers have to take off their pants to see if they have been excreted, so there is a troublesome problem.

The present invention is to solve the above problems, if only a part of the diaper exchanges only that part has an economical, environmentally-friendly advantage, and to eliminate the hassle of removing the pants to make sure that you have excreted It is an object to provide a diaper which can replace an absorbent portion.

Diaper that can replace the absorbent portion of the fecal of the present invention is a waterproof material, a cover having a pocket formed on one side and the cover is coupled to the outer shell, the inner cover having a cotton material; A plurality of absorbent pads detachably coupled to the inside of the cover, the plurality of absorbent pads being disposed so as to overlap from one end of the end portion to the middle portion of the endothelium; A detection sensor that is detachably coupled to the endothelium and detects urine absorption of the uppermost absorbent pad of the plurality of absorbent pads; And a controller inserted into the pocket of the outer shell and connected to the sensing sensor to receive sensing information transmitted from the sensing sensor to generate an alarm sound when the sensing information exceeds a preset value.

The overlapping portion of the endothelial pad is cut in a “c” shape so that an inner surface of the outer shell facing the endothelial is exposed when the door is formed, and an inner surface of the door and the inner surface facing the inner shell are formed. Velcro tape is coupled to the male and female, and one side of the plurality of absorbent pads is formed with an adhesive strip through which adhesive is exposed by removing backing paper so that any one of the plurality of absorbent pads is coupled to an outer surface of the door, and the remaining absorbent pads are absorbed. The pad is preferably fixed by the door in a state where it is placed on the inner surface of the shell.

The sensor may be coupled to an outer surface of the door to detect a change in temperature, a change in moisture, a change in smell, or a change in weight due to urine absorption of the absorbent pad coupled to an outer surface of the door. Do.

Diaper that can replace the absorbent portion of the fecal of the present invention is a waterproof material, a cover having a pocket formed on one side and the cover is coupled to the outer shell, the inner cover having a cotton material; An absorbent pad detachably coupled to the inside of the cover; A plurality of sub-absorption pads disposed so as to overlap from an intermediate portion to one side end of the absorption pads, the plurality of sub-absorption pads detachably coupled to the absorbent pads and detachably coupled to each other; A stool detection sensor detachably coupled on the endothelium and disposed on the other side of the absorbent pad to detect a stool on the absorbent pad; A urine sensor detachably coupled to the endothelium and disposed to correspond to the sub absorbent pad to detect urine on the sub absorbent pad; And a controller inserted into the pocket of the shell and connected to the urine detection sensor to receive detection information transmitted from the urine detection sensor and generate an alarm when the detection information exceeds a preset value. .

Tissues are respectively coupled to both ends of the outer shell, and the tissues are preferably combined in a rolled state so that they can be used unfolded.

The urine sensor detects any one of temperature change, moisture change, odor change and weight change of the absorption pad or the sub absorption pad.

According to the diaper which can replace the absorbent portion of the feces of the present invention, a plurality of absorbent pads are combined in the cover so that urine is absorbed by the uppermost absorbent pad, so that the urine absorbed absorbent pad is removed when replacement is necessary, By absorbing the absorbent pad, it is economical and eco-friendly because only the absorbent pad needs to be replaced without replacing the entire diaper when a small amount of urine is absorbed.

In addition, the absorbent pad is provided with a detection sensor for detecting when the urine is absorbed, and the controller for receiving an alarm sound by receiving the information detected by the sensor is provided, the protector of infants and young children to spread urine There is a convenient advantage because it can be recognized by the alarm sound without checking whether you press.

In addition, in the case of the absorbent pad and the subabsorbent pad, the waste of the resource can be reduced by removing the absorbent pad from the cover when the stool is laid down and replacing only the sub absorbent pads individually when the urine is laid alone.

1 is a view schematically showing a diaper capable of replacing the absorbent portion of excrement according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
2 and 3 schematically show the endothelial portion of the diaper of FIG.
4 is a view schematically showing a state in which a plurality of absorbent pads are seated on an inner surface of the diaper of FIG.
FIG. 5 is a schematic view taken along line II ′ of FIG. 1; FIG.
Figure 6 schematically shows a diaper capable of replacing the absorbent portion of the excrement in accordance with a second embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 7 is a view schematically illustrating a tissue combined with the diaper of FIG. 6.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings will be described in detail with respect to the diaper that can replace the absorption portion of the feces of the present invention.

1 is a view schematically showing a diaper that can replace the absorbent portion of the feces according to a first embodiment of the present invention, Figures 2 and 3 is a view schematically showing the endothelial portion of the diaper of Figure 1, Figure FIG. 4 is a view schematically showing a plurality of absorbent pads seated on the inner surface of the diaper of FIG. 1, and FIG. 5 is a view schematically shown along the line II ′ of FIG. 1.

1 to 5, the diaper 100 capable of replacing the absorbent portion of the feces of the present invention includes a cover 110 and an absorbent pad disposed inside the cover 110 to absorb urine of an infant ( 120 and a sensor 140 for detecting urine absorption of the absorbent pad 120 and a controller 140 for obtaining detection information of the sensor 130 to generate an alarm sound.

The cover 110 is composed of the outer shell 111 and the inner shell 112 coupled on the outer shell 111, the shape of which may be formed in the form of a general diaper, that is, a straight, belt-shaped, panties. .

Hereinafter, description will be omitted for leg bands, waist bands, adhesive tapes, and the like provided in general diapers.

The outer shell 111 may be made of a waterproof material, the pocket 113 is formed on one side.

The endothelial 112 is a part in direct contact with the skin of the infant, cloth diaper material such as cotton may be used, and can be detachably coupled on the outer shell 111, to be detachably coupled The outer shell 111 and the inner shell 112 may be formed with a male and female coupling means such as a Velcro tape or a button.

Of course, it may be fixedly coupled by sewing.

From the middle portion of the endothelial 112 to one end portion, that is, the portion including the portion in which the absorbent pads 120 are overlapped may be cut in a “c” shape to form the door 114.

The door 114 may be opened and closed with an inner portion of the outer shell 111, that is, a surface of the outer shell 111 opposite to the inner shell 112 by rotating the uncut portion as a hinge axis.

Coupling means such as Velcro tape 115 may be coupled to the inner edge of the inner surface of the door 114 and the inner surface of the outer cover 111 opposite thereto to fix the door 114.

The absorbent pad 120 may be made of a material such as pulp, that is, a material such as a disposable diaper or a sanitary napkin, and an adhesive strip (not shown) is formed on one surface, and the backing paper is combined on the adhesive strip to remove the backing paper. If the inside of the cover can be detachably coupled by the adhesive component of the adhesive strip.

The plurality of absorbent pads 120 are detachably coupled on the outer surface of the door 114 to absorb urine of infants, and the other absorbent pads 120 open the door 114 to cover the outer shell ( 111) After placing it on the inner surface, the door 114 can be closed and stored.

The stored plurality of absorbent pads 120 are bonded to the door 114 to replace the absorbent pads 120 that absorb urine.

When the absorbing sensor 130 absorbs a predetermined amount of urine from the absorbent pad 120, the detecting sensor 130 transmits the detected information to the controller 140 inserted into the pocket 113 of the envelope 111.

To this end, the sensor 130 may be detachably coupled to the inner surface of the outer shell 111 in which the plurality of absorbent pads 120 are disposed, or may be coupled to the outer surface of the door 114.

The sensor 130 may detect a state change such as temperature change, moisture change, odor change, weight change, and the like.

That is, in the case of the detection sensor 130 for detecting a temperature change, the temperature of the absorbent pad 120 is changed when infants lie down urine, so that the detection sensor 130 detects this, and detects a change in moisture ( 130 detects a change in moisture in the absorbent pad 120, and detects a smell change in the absorbent pad 120, and detects a difference in smell of the absorbent pad 120 before and after urinating and detects a change in weight. In the case of detecting the sensor 130, it is possible to detect the change in the amount of urine absorbed by the absorbent pad 120.

Here, the temperature change, the moisture change, and the odor change must be disposed adjacent to the absorbent pad 120 so that proper sensing can be made. It may be coupled to an inner surface or an outer surface of the door 114.

The controller 140 is inserted into the pocket 113 of the outer shell 111 and is electrically connected to the sensing sensor 130, that is, by a conductive wire that can be disposed between the outer shell 111 and the inner shell 112. When connected to receive the detection information sent from the sensor 130 to exceed the preset value can generate an alarm sound, such as melody can be made to recognize whether the infant urinate outside.

The controller 140 may be provided with an on / off switch (not shown) to selectively generate the alarm sound.

FIG. 6 is a view schematically showing a diaper capable of replacing an absorbent portion of feces according to a second embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 7 is a view showing a state in which tissue is coupled to the diaper of FIG. 6.

Detailed descriptions of the same constructions and effects as those of the first embodiment will be omitted.

6 and 7, the diaper 200 of the present invention includes a cover 210, an absorbent pad 220, a plurality of sub absorbent pads 221, a stool detection sensor 231, and urine detection. Sensor 230, controller 240, and tissue 250.

The absorbent pad 220 is detachably coupled to the inside of the cover 210 by a coupling means such as Velcro tape or adhesive strip.

The sub-absorption pads 221 are detachably coupled to each other by an adhesive strip and the like, and are disposed to overlap each other from the middle portion to one side end of the absorption pad 220, and are separable from the absorption pad 220. Combined.

Here, the absorbent pad 220 may be used for feces and the sub absorbent pad 221 may be used for urine.

When the sub absorbent pad 221 disposed at the top absorbs a small amount of urine, the sub absorbent pad 221 is removed so that the sub absorbent pad 221 can absorb the urine.

The absorbent pad 220 is a stool lying on the exposed portion, if the stool is laid to remove it from the cover 210, at this time also remove the sub absorbent pad 221 with urine, but not the sub The absorbent pad 221 can be used again.

The fecal sensor 231 is disposed to correspond to the exposed portion of the absorbent pad 220 of the cover 210, and is detachably coupled to the cover 210.

The urine detection sensor 230 is disposed in a portion of the cover 210 corresponding to the sub absorption pad 221, and is detachably coupled to the cover 210.

The fecal sensor 230 and 231 also detects a change in temperature, a change in moisture, a change in smell, or a change in weight of the absorbent pad 220 or the sub absorbent pad 221 as in the first embodiment. .

The tissue 250 is provided with a pair of each one end is coupled to each of the both ends of the cover 210, it is maintained in a stone-drilled form can be used to expand the other end.

The tissue 250 may be used for sanitary treatment by covering the excrement in the absorbent pad 220 after the user cleans the excretory organ.

In the diaper 100 having the above structure, when the plurality of absorbent pads 120 are coupled to the cover 110 and urine is absorbed by the uppermost absorbent pad 120 and needs replacement, the absorbent pad 120 absorbs urine. By removing and allowing the upper absorbent pad 120 to be absorbed, it is economical and eco-friendly because only the absorbent pad 120 needs to be replaced without the need to replace the entire diaper when a small amount of urine is removed.

In addition, the absorbent pad 120 is provided with a detection sensor 130 for detecting when the urine is absorbed, the controller 140 for receiving the information detected by the detection sensor 130 to generate an alarm sound to the outside By being provided, the caregiver of infants and the like has a convenient advantage because it can be recognized by the alarm sound without having to check whether the urine is unfolded.

In addition, in the case of the absorbent pad 220 and the subabsorbent pad 221, when the stool is laid down, the absorbent pad 220 is removed from the cover 210, and when only the urine is laid down, only the sub absorbent pad 221 is replaced individually. This can reduce resource waste.

100 ... diaper
110 ... cover
111 ... Outer shell
112. Endothelial
113 ... Pocket
114 ... Door
115 ... Velcro Tape
120 ... absorption pad
130 ... detection sensor
140 ... Controller

Claims

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As a waterproofing material, a cover having a pocket formed on one side and coupled to the outer shell, the cover having an inner shell of cotton material;
An absorbent pad detachably coupled to the inside of the cover;
A plurality of sub-absorption pads disposed so as to overlap from an intermediate portion to one side end of the absorption pads, the plurality of sub-absorption pads detachably coupled to the absorbent pads and detachably coupled to each other;
A stool detection sensor detachably coupled on the endothelium and disposed on the other side of the absorbent pad to detect a stool on the absorbent pad;
A urine sensor detachably coupled to the endothelium and disposed to correspond to the sub absorbent pad to detect urine on the sub absorbent pad; And
And a controller inserted into the pocket of the envelope and connected to the urine detection sensor to receive detection information transmitted from the urine detection sensor to generate an alarm sound when the detection information exceeds a preset value.
Tissues are respectively coupled to both ends of the outer shell, and the tissues are combined in a rolled state so that the tissues can be used to spread out. Can be covered in the state combined with the outer shell,
The urine sensor detects any change in temperature of the absorbent pad or the sub-absorbent pad, a change in smell, and a change in weight.

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