KR20130027600A - Breathing equipment for elevator - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A62—LIFE-SAVING; FIRE-FIGHTING
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- B66—HOISTING; LIFTING; HAULING
- B66B—ELEVATORS; ESCALATORS OR MOVING WALKWAYS
- B66B5/00—Applications of checking, fault-correcting, or safety devices in elevators
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The present invention relates to a life-saving breathing apparatus for an elevator, and more particularly, in order to evacuate an elevator occupant without difficulty in breathing and suffocating in the event of a disaster in the elevator, such as fumes caused by a fire or toxic gas flowed into the elevator. To provide a life-saving breathing apparatus for the elevator.
To prevent the elevator occupants from breathing, or asphyxiation in the event of a fire, toxic gas leak, or terrorism or a firefighting disaster in an elevator, the elevator occupants can breathe while evacuating to the safety floor. It is important to provide a breathing function.
In recent years, the loss of life due to the use of elevators in the event of a fire, such as the occurrence of valuable life loss due to the use of elevators at a fire site in an apartment, has been continuously occurring, and this trend is similar in Korea as well as abroad. .
The elevator is basically not a sealed structure and air is circulated throughout the floor, thus acting as a chimney of the building in case of fire. Therefore, there is a problem that can be asphyxiated by being trapped in the smoke when riding the elevator when a fire occurs.
Sometimes it's shocking to see someone smothering in an elevator next to the building instead of a wildly lit site.
Therefore, most countries never use elevators in high-rise buildings in case of fire. However, it was reported that during the 1993 New York World Trade Center bombing, a very healthy person took an hour to walk down the stairs from the 95th floor to the first floor. There is a need to provide such a plan.
Recently, the atmosphere to use a lift in an emergency situation is spreading further. Despite this, the prior art is to install a temperature sensor for each floor to alert the voice warning when the temperature exceeds the reference value to protect passengers and firefighters life (1019980074061).
The present invention was devised as a new concept by the necessity as described above, in order to prevent the elevator occupant's breathing difficulties, asphyxiation in the event of a disaster in the elevator, such as fire mist, toxic gas or the like flow into the elevator. It aims to provide a breathing function that allows the lift occupant to breathe while escaping to the floor, and also provides an active and quick way to provide breathing function so that the occupant can be easily and quickly worn and safely in emergency and emergency situations. To provide a life-saving breathing apparatus for the elevator to evacuate.
In addition, the present invention allows the occupant to breathe by simply discharging the breathing air with a single touch (one touch), and also to keep the pressure in the breathing space to maintain a positive pressure breathing with fresh air while preventing the influx of external toxic gases To provide a life-saving breathing apparatus for the elevator to be able to.
In addition, the present invention includes an identification means that can be easily found and used in the event of a power outage, and also includes a lighting means that provides brightness, and further comprising a sensing means for detecting whether the elevator occupant uses the life-saving breathing apparatus and the number of uses. In addition, it is also intended to provide a life-saving breathing apparatus for an elevator including a useful additional function such as built-in battery to operate in the event of a power outage.
In the life-saving breathing apparatus for the elevator to prevent the asphyxia of the elevator occupants in the event of a disaster,
Oxygen comprising a compressed
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The elevator life-saving breathing apparatus is characterized in that the
The life-saving breathing apparatus for the elevator is composed of one life-saving breathing apparatus (that is,
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The present invention has the effect of allowing the elevator occupants to safely escape to the safety layer without difficulty in breathing or choking, when a disaster occurs in the elevator, such as a fire mist, or toxic gas is introduced into the elevator.
In particular, in providing the effect of allowing the elevator occupants to safely evacuate to the safety floor without difficulty in breathing or choking, it is possible to provide an active life breathing apparatus for the elevator rapidly and urgently and urgently. There is also an effect that allows passengers to wear easily and quickly
In addition, the present invention is to effect the ability to breathe fresh air while preventing the inflow of external toxic gas by simply maintaining a positive pressure to maintain the pressure in the breathing space to discharge the breathing air in one touch (one touch). have
In addition, the present invention includes an identification means that can be easily found and used in the event of a power outage, and also includes a lighting means that provides brightness, and further comprising a sensing means for detecting whether the elevator occupant uses the life-saving breathing apparatus and the number of uses. In addition, it also has the effect of providing useful additional functions, such as the built-in battery to operate in the event of a power outage.
1 is an elevator air breathing apparatus configuration for preventing asphyxiation in the emergency configured in the elevator
2 is a block diagram of an air breathing apparatus for preventing asphyxiation in an emergency
3 is an exemplary view in which the elevator top cover is automatically distributed to the elevator boarding area in the opening of the mask
4 is a configuration diagram in which the mask portion storage box is disposed on one side of the elevator for easy recognition of the mask air breathing apparatus for the elevator;
5 is an exemplary view in which the emergency storage box is automatically distributed to the elevator boarding area of the opening mask unit;
Figure 6 an embodiment of the discharge control device in the air breathing apparatus for the elevator of the present invention
Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings, a life-saving breathing apparatus for an elevator according to the present invention having the configuration as described above will be described in detail.
1 is a configuration diagram in which the life-saving breathing apparatus for an elevator of the present invention is arranged in an elevator. As shown in FIG. 1, the life-saving breathing apparatus for an elevator includes an
Figure 2 is a block diagram of a life-saving breathing apparatus for the elevator of the present invention. The life-saving breathing apparatus for an elevator of the present invention includes an
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When a disaster occurs, the life-saving breathing apparatus for the elevator of the present invention as shown in Figure 3 by the operation of the
In particular, the life-saving breathing apparatus for an elevator of the present invention has various structures that allow the user to safely and easily breathe oxygen, and also maximize the speed and convenience of the user. Hereinafter, each part will be described in more detail.
The
At this time, the
The control valve 1 (200) is to adjust the discharge of the oxygen discharged from the compressed
However, since the
Next, the
The face contact portion 122 is made of rubber or silicon having elasticity and ductility. That is, the
The user substantially breathes his nose and mouth in the breathing space (V3), when the breathing out of the breathing space (V3) increases the pressure in the breathing space (V3) to the breathing space (V3) My pressure may not be stable. In addition, there may be a problem that the ratio of carbon dioxide contained in the exhalation in the breathing space (V3) becomes high. The
At this time, the
The
In order to prevent such a problem, the life-saving breathing apparatus for the elevator of the present invention reduces the pressure of oxygen supplied by allowing the buffer space V2 to be formed in the
That is, to summarize the magnitude of the pressure, the pressure P (V1) in the high pressure space V1> the pressure P (V2) in the buffer space V2> the pressure P (V3) in the breathing space V3 )), It appears like this. Due to this pressure difference, in the elevator life-saving breathing apparatus of the present invention, the sequential oxygen supply in the order of the high pressure space (V1)-the buffer space (V2)-the breathing space (V3) in order to provide a device such as an active pump at all It can be done very naturally without the need. In addition, the pressure in the breathing space (V3) is preferably set to a slightly higher than the atmospheric pressure, by doing so, the user wears a little wrong so that the face contact portion 122 is not completely in contact with the face and a slight gap occurs. Even if the pressure difference can prevent the outside air to enter the breathing space (V3).
As described above, according to the present invention, since the user breathes oxygen in the
In addition, the
The pressure in the breathing space (V3) may be maintained at an appropriate pressure of 1.01 to 1.5 atm, slightly higher than the atmospheric pressure (1 atm). (Herein, the lower limit value is 1.01 atm, which is merely to indicate that it is higher than atmospheric pressure. In fact, the lower limit of the pressure in the breathing space V3 only needs to be larger than the atmospheric pressure of 1 atm.) The situation where the elevator life-saving breathing apparatus is used is when a disaster occurs.In the early stage, the user is urgently breathed instead of the usual calm breathing, and after a while, the user gradually breathes to some extent. . In consideration of this condition, when the user inhales hard, the amount of oxygen can be increased into the breathing space V3, i.e., the pressure higher than the proper atmospheric pressure described above. When the oxygen is introduced and the user inhales weakly, the oxygen discharge is controlled so that the amount of oxygen is introduced to the breathing space (V3) to maintain the above-mentioned proper atmospheric pressure.
Accordingly, in the present invention, as shown in FIG. 6, the
As an embodiment of the
Of course, this is only one embodiment, and thus the present invention is not limited thereto. As described above, the
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The structure of the life-saving breathing apparatus for an elevator of this invention can be comprised as follows. When the face contact portion 122 is formed directly on the control valve 2 402, it may be inconvenient due to the weight of the control valve 2 402 when the
In summary, the life-saving breathing apparatus for the elevator of the present invention is to be filled with oxygen in the
As described above, the
In addition, in the present invention, it is preferable to provide a means for preventing toxic air or smoke from contacting the eyes, the skin of the face, the hair, or the like, resulting in skin rash or difficulty in securing a vision. To this end, it is preferable to further include a face protector 129 formed in a shape that can be written on the user's head in the
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It will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims. It goes without saying that various modifications can be made.
In the drawings of the present invention, the size or dimensions of the structures are shown to be enlarged or reduced than actual for clarity of the present invention and should not be construed as limited to the drawings. The same reference numerals are used for components having the same function.
When a fire or the like occurs, since there is a high possibility of a power failure, a luminous tape is attached or a luminous paint is applied to the surface of the
As a useful additional function of the
As shown in FIG. 1, the
In addition, the
3 shows an example in which the
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The above description is merely illustrative of the technical idea of the present invention, and those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains may make various modifications and changes without departing from the essential characteristics of the present invention. Therefore, the protection scope of the present invention should be interpreted by the following claims, and all technical ideas within the equivalent scope should be construed as being included in the scope of the present invention.
3000: life-saving breathing apparatus for the elevator (of the present invention)
3030: elevator 1000: oxygen receiving portion
110: compressed oxygen container 120: control valve 1
10: elevator boarding space 11: equipment mounting space
12: container fixing device 240: high temperature and high pressure safety device 1
101: switch unit 141: emergency button switch
142: detection sensor 143: fire detection sensor
144: interlocking position 145: battery
111: top cover 500: storage box
400: mask portion 121: mask case
122: face contact 123: partition wall
123a: through hole `124: oxygen sensor
125: emergency sound device 126: flashing light
127: RFID Tag 128: light
401: check valve 402: control valve 2
403: emission control device 410: breathing discharge pipe
420: high temperature and high pressure safety device 2 480: main body
470: cap 128: fixing means
129: Face Protection
300: connection hose portion 250: distributor
V1: high pressure space V2: buffer space
V3: breathing space
Claims (1)
Oxygen comprising a compressed oxygen container 100 that accommodates oxygen at a pressure higher than atmospheric pressure, the control valve 200 is formed in a portion in which the compressed oxygen container 100 is in communication with the outside to control the amount of oxygen to be opened or closed Receiving portion 1000;
A user mask part 400 including a user mask case 121 for exhaling an elevator and a face contact part 122 formed on one side of the user mask case 121 to be in close contact with a user's face;
A connection hose part 300 connecting the oxygen receiving part 1000 and the mask part 400 to supply air;
A switch unit 101 for providing the mask unit 400 to an elevator occupant in an emergency;
Lifelift breathing apparatus for an elevator for dealing with a disaster situation, characterized in that comprising a claim 2
The method of claim 1,
The oxygen receiving unit 1000 configured at one side of the elevator includes a compressed oxygen container 100 in which oxygen of a pressure higher than atmospheric pressure is formed to form a high pressure space V1, and the compressed oxygen container 100 is installed at an upper part of the elevator. Fixing device 12 for locking so as to prevent any movement in the mounting space (11), the control valve 200 to adjust the amount of oxygen is opened or discharged is formed in a portion in which the compressed oxygen container 100 is in communication with the outside ), When the pressure is a certain pressure or more than a certain temperature, or the temperature is a certain temperature or more for a disaster situation characterized in that it comprises a high-temperature high-pressure safety device 240 is configured to automatically leak some or all of the air. Life-saving breathing apparatus for elevator
Claim 3
The method of claim 1,
The mask part 400 configured at one side of the elevator may control the amount of oxygen supplied to the mask part 400 through the mask case 121 connected to the connection hose part 300 and the connection hose part 300. Control valve 2 (402), the mask case case further provided with a high-pressure high-temperature safety function configured to automatically leak part or all of the air when the opening or closing, or the pressure is a certain high pressure or a temperature higher than a certain temperature or more. 121) is formed on one side is in close contact with the face of the user's face 122, the face contact 122 is formed inside the breathing space (V3), the user's nose and mouth is inserted into the inside of the breathing space The buffer space V2 and the breathing space V3 for smoothly supplying oxygen are discharged to the outside and the outside air is formed at one side in the mask case 121 to prevent the air from flowing into the breathing space V3. sieve Breathing apparatus for elevators nine people for disaster situations cope characterized in that comprises a valve (401)
Claim 4
The method according to claim 1 and 3,
The mask part 400 maintains the oxygen pressure of the breathing space V3 formed inside the face contact part 122 at a positive pressure of 1 atm or more, so that oxygen in the breathing space V3 can flow to the outside, but Life-saving breathing apparatus for the elevator for coping with disasters, characterized in that the air is prevented from entering the breathing space (V3)
Claim 5
The method of claim 1,
The oxygen accommodating part 1000 configured at one side of the elevator includes high pressure oxygen at a pressure higher than atmospheric pressure, high pressure air at a pressure higher than atmospheric pressure, or liquefied oxygen liquefied oxygen, or liquefied air liquefied air, or oxygen Life-saving breathing apparatus for an elevator for coping with a disaster situation, characterized in that the generated oxygen generator
Claim 6
The method of claim 1,
The connection hose part 300 configured at one side of the elevator is configured by one or a plurality of hoses connected to one side of the oxygen receiving part 1000 to supply oxygen to one or a plurality of the mask parts 400. Elevator life-saving breathing apparatus for coping with a disaster situation, characterized in that the distributor 250 is further provided for
Claim 7
The method of claim 1,
The connection hose part 300 connecting the oxygen accommodating part 1000 and the mask part 400 may be made of a flexible material that is easily stretchable, or may be made of a spring shape to allow the user to use the mask part 400. Lift and hold the connection hose portion 300 increases the life of the elevator breathing apparatus for coping with a disaster situation, characterized in that the lift occupant is configured to be worn while adjusting the length of the mask portion 400 easily
Claim 8
The method of claim 1,
Switch unit 101 configured on one side of the elevator to receive a disaster signal when a disaster occurs, or to generate a disaster signal to quickly provide the mask unit 400 to the lift occupant, one side in the elevator Located at one side in the elevator button switch 141, or the elevator is operated by the operator to press 'nurum', the sensor 142 is operated by the operator of the management office, or located on one side in the elevator by the fire detection Fire detection sensor 143 that is activated, or interlocking switch 144 is operated when the fire emergency bell rings in conjunction with the fire emergency bell in the building, any built-in battery to enable the switch unit 101 in the event of a power failure ( Life-saving breathing apparatus for the elevator for coping with the disaster situation, characterized in that it is provided, including
Claim 9
The method of claim 1,
The upper cover 111 is configured on one side of the elevator to provide the mask unit 400 quickly to the elevator occupant in an emergency, when a disaster signal is received or generated in the switch unit 101, automatically Lift life-saving breathing apparatus for coping with a disaster situation, characterized in that the mask portion 400 is actively distributed into the boarding space from the equipment mounting portion 11 of the upper part of the elevator
Claim 10
The method of claim 1,
The storage box 500 is configured on one side of the elevator boarding space to quickly provide the mask unit 400 to an elevator occupant in an emergency, and is made of a transparent material so that an ordinary passenger can easily recognize the switch unit ( When the disaster signal is received or generated in 101, the door is automatically opened so that the mask unit 400 is actively distributed from the storage box 500 in the elevator into the boarding space. Life-saving breathing apparatus for elevator
Claim 11
The method of claim 3, wherein
The mask part 400 is formed inside the face contact part 122 and is formed in the breathing space V3 into which the user's nose and mouth are inserted, and the buffer space V2 for smoothly supplying oxygen. In the case of separation, a partition wall 123 is formed in which a plurality of through holes 123a are formed to allow air to flow between the buffer space V2 and the breathing space V3, so that the buffer space V2 and the breathing space are provided. A life-saving breathing apparatus for an elevator for dealing with a disaster situation, further comprising a discharge control device 403 formed to open or close a part of the plurality of through holes 123a according to the pressure difference of V3.
Claim 12
The method of claim 11,
The discharge control device 403 is formed in the form of a film made of a material having elasticity, such as silicon, to open a part of the through-hole (123a) during inhalation of the user and to close a part of the open through-hole (123a) during exhalation Life-saving breathing apparatus for elevators for coping with disasters
Claim 13
The method according to claim 1 and 3,
The mask part 400 further includes a mask part fixing means 128 that allows the face contact part 122 to be fixed and maintained in close contact with the user's face so that both hands of the user can be free. Life-saving breathing apparatus for elevators to cope with disasters
Claim 14
The method of claim 1,
The life-saving breathing apparatus for the elevator is a life-saving breathing apparatus for the emergency situation, characterized in that the mask portion 400 is provided with a face protector 129 is formed in a form that can be written on the user's head
Claim 15
The method of claim 1,
The life-saving breathing apparatus for the elevator is composed of one life-saving breathing apparatus (that is, oxygen receiving unit 1000 and the mask unit 400 and the connection hose unit 300) in one elevator, or in the case of a large lift Life-saving elevator for coping with a disaster situation, characterized in that it is further configured by a plurality of life-saving breathing apparatus (that is, oxygen receiving unit 1000 and the mask unit 400 and the connection hose unit 300) by one elevator Breathing apparatus
Claim 16
The method of claim 1,
The mask unit 400 attaches a luminous tape to the surface of the mask unit 400, or paints luminous paint, or in an emergency situation so that the passenger of the elevator can easily recognize the mask unit 400 even in the dark. Attaching an emergency bell to notify, or illuminating the darkness 128, or a flashing light 126 is further provided for life-saving breathing apparatus for a disaster response, characterized in that it is provided
Claim 17
The method of claim 1,
An RFID tag 123, which is a wireless identification tag that monitors whether an elevator occupant uses the elevator life breathing apparatus, is attached, and an apparatus 124 that provides evacuation information such as an oxygen supply time at a current position is provided. Life-saving breathing apparatus for the elevator for coping with a disaster situation characterized in that it is further provided
Claim 18
The method of claim 1,
The mask part 400 includes a mask body part 480 and a cap part 490 with a handle, and the operation lever is removed by one touch pulling the cap part out of the body part to breathe air. Is supplied, or the RFID tag 123 is activated, or the spotlight 126 is activated, the emergency sound (125) ringing, or the oxygen amount sensor 124 is a disaster situation characterized in that the operation Life-saving breathing apparatus for elevators for coping
Claim 19
The method of claim 1,
The mask unit 400 is connected to the check valve 401 and the life-saving breathing apparatus for the elevator for coping with a disaster situation, characterized in that the user further comprises a breath discharge pipe 410 is formed so that the mouth bite
Claim 20
The method of claim 1,
Switch unit 101 configured on one side of the elevator to receive a disaster signal when a disaster occurs, or to generate a disaster signal to quickly provide the mask unit 400 to the occupant occupant, any disaster situation, such as a power outage Life-saving breathing apparatus for an elevator for coping with a disaster situation, characterized in that it comprises a battery 145 to enable the switch unit 101 to operate
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