KR20130027600A - Breathing equipment for elevator - Google Patents

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KR20130027600A
KR20130027600A KR1020110035997A KR20110035997A KR20130027600A KR 20130027600 A KR20130027600 A KR 20130027600A KR 1020110035997 A KR1020110035997 A KR 1020110035997A KR 20110035997 A KR20110035997 A KR 20110035997A KR 20130027600 A KR20130027600 A KR 20130027600A
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    • AHUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A62LIFE-SAVING; FIRE-FIGHTING
    • A62BDEVICES, APPARATUS OR METHODS FOR LIFE-SAVING
    • A62B18/00Breathing masks or helmets, e.g. affording protection against chemical agents or for use at high altitudes or incorporating a pump or compressor for reducing the inhalation effort
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    • AHUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A62LIFE-SAVING; FIRE-FIGHTING
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    • A62B7/02Respiratory apparatus with compressed oxygen or air
    • AHUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A62LIFE-SAVING; FIRE-FIGHTING
    • A62BDEVICES, APPARATUS OR METHODS FOR LIFE-SAVING
    • A62B7/00Respiratory apparatus
    • A62B7/02Respiratory apparatus with compressed oxygen or air
    • A62B7/04Respiratory apparatus with compressed oxygen or air and lung-controlled oxygen or air valves
    • AHUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A62LIFE-SAVING; FIRE-FIGHTING
    • A62BDEVICES, APPARATUS OR METHODS FOR LIFE-SAVING
    • A62B9/00Component parts for respiratory or breathing apparatus
    • A62B9/006Indicators or warning devices, e.g. of low pressure, contamination
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B66HOISTING; LIFTING; HAULING
    • B66BELEVATORS; ESCALATORS OR MOVING WALKWAYS
    • B66B5/00Applications of checking, fault-correcting, or safety devices in elevators
    • B66B5/02Applications of checking, fault-correcting, or safety devices in elevators responsive to abnormal operating conditions
    • B66B5/021Applications of checking, fault-correcting, or safety devices in elevators responsive to abnormal operating conditions the abnormal operating conditions being independent of the system
    • B66B5/024Applications of checking, fault-correcting, or safety devices in elevators responsive to abnormal operating conditions the abnormal operating conditions being independent of the system where the abnormal operating condition is caused by an accident, e.g. fire

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PURPOSE: A lifesaving apparatus of elevator is provided to let elevator passenger inhale when conducting evacuation toward a safety laver, and make passenger easily and quickly put on. CONSTITUTION: A lifesaving apparatus of elevator comprises a compressed oxygen container(100) which applies higher pressure of oxygen than atmospheric pressure; a controlling vale(200) which controls opening or shutting amount of ozygen is formed in the connecting part of the compressed oxygen container with outside; a user mask unit(400) equipped a face tight fit unit which is tightly fit to the face of user; a connecting hose unit(300) supplying air by connecting the oxygen acceptor unit with the mask unit; and a switch unit(101) providing the mask unit to elevator passengers in an emergency. [Reference numerals] (10) Loading space of an elevator; (100) Compressed oxygen container; (101) Switch unit; (11) Equipment mounting space; (111) Upper cover; (12) Container fixing unit; (121) Mask case; (122) Face contacting unit; (141) Emergency button switch; (142) Sensor; (143) Fire sensor; (144) Connecting switch; (145) Battery; (200) Controlling valve 1; (300) Connecting hose; (3030) Elevator; (400) Mask unit

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Life breathing apparatus for elevators {Breathing Equipment for Elevator}

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 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; And a control unit.

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 high pressure or more than a certain temperature, or a certain temperature or more, characterized in that it comprises a high temperature and high pressure safety device 240 is configured to automatically flow out part or all of the air.

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 It is characterized in that comprises a valve (401).

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 It is characterized in that the air is prevented from entering into the breathing space (V3).

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 It is characterized in that the generated oxygen generator.

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. Distributor 250 for further characterized in that it is provided.

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. When pulling and pulling, the length of the connection hose part 300 is increased, so that the lift occupant can be worn while adjusting the length of the mask part 400 easily.

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 'pressing', 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 ( And 145).

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 It is characterized in that the mask portion 400 is actively distributed into the boarding space in the facility mounting portion 11 of the upper part of the elevator.

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 a 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.

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. According to the pressure difference of (V3) is characterized in that the discharge control device 403 is further provided to open or close a portion of the plurality of through holes (123a).

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 It is characterized by.

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. It is done.

The elevator life-saving breathing apparatus is characterized in that the mask portion 400 is further provided with a face protector 129 formed in a form that can be written on the user's head.

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 It is characterized in that it is further configured by a plurality of life-saving breathing apparatus (that is, oxygen receiving portion 1000 and the mask portion 400 and the connection hose portion 300) by one lift.

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. Attach an emergency bell to inform, or illuminating the darkness (128), or flashing light 126 is characterized in that it is further provided.

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. It is characterized in that the additional provided.

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. While supplied, or the RFID tag 123 is operated, or the spotlight 126 is activated, or the emergency sound 125 is activated, the oxygen amount sensor 124 is characterized in that the operation.

The mask unit 400 is further connected to the check valve 401, characterized in that the breathing discharge pipe 410 is formed so that the user can bite the mouth.

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 Even in the switch unit 101 is characterized in that it comprises a battery 145 to be operable.

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 oxygen accommodating part 1000, a mask part 400, and a connection hose part 300, and the oxygen accommodating part 1000 is an upper part of an elevator. The mounting space 11 is configured on one side, and the mask unit 400 and the connection hose 300 are also configured on one side of the installation space 11 of the upper part of the elevator. Emergency section 101 for the operation of the elevator life-saving device is configured in the elevator boarding space (10).

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 oxygen receiving part 1000, a mask part 400 and a connection hose part 300 as shown. Oxygen accommodating part 1000 is composed of a compressed oxygen container 100, a control valve 1 (200), a high pressure high temperature safety device 1 240, a distributor 250, a container fixing device (12).

The mask unit 400 includes a main body 480 and a cap 470, and also includes a mask case 121, a breathing space V3, a buffer space V2, an exhaust emission control device 403, and a check valve 401. ), The control valve 2 (402), breathing discharge pipe 410, flashing light 126, emergency ring 125, RFID Tag 123, oxygen amount sensor 124 is composed of.

The connection hose part 300 connecting the oxygen accommodating part 1000 and the mask part 400 has flexibility such as silicon and rubber, and is made of a harmless material. In addition, the connection hose unit 300 is made of a flexible material that is easy to stretch, or is configured in a spring form when the user pulls the mask unit 400, the length of the connection hose unit 300 is increased, the elevator occupants 400 is configured to be worn while adjusting the length easily

 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 switch unit 101 is located on one side in the elevator, the mask unit 400 is equipped with a facility mounting space of the upper ( 11) is configured to be automatically distributed to the elevator boarding space (10). Therefore, when the disaster situation, the mask unit 400 is automatically distributed from the installation space 11 to the elevator boarding space 10, the elevator occupant can easily and quickly obtain and use the mask unit 400 have.

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 oxygen receiving unit 1000 is a compressed oxygen container accommodated in the compressed oxygen container 100, the compressed oxygen container 100, as shown in the oxygen receiving pressure of higher than atmospheric pressure to form a high-pressure space (V1). (100), the compressed oxygen container 100 is formed in a portion in communication with the outside to distribute the control valve 200 and the oxygen discharge to control the amount of opening and closing oxygen to one connection hose, or a plurality of connection hoses And a dispenser 250, which may be used.

At this time, the compressed oxygen container 100 is formed of a high rigidity, such as a metal material such as aluminum, to withstand high pressure in order to stably receive the oxygen at high pressure to receive the oxygen. In the high pressure space (V1) formed inside the compressed oxygen container 100, oxygen is compressed and stored to have a pressure of several tens to hundreds of times higher than atmospheric pressure, and thus, even if the size of the compressed oxygen container 100 is small, a considerable amount (That is, an amount that the user can hold for a very long time) can be stored. Here, since the substance necessary for human breathing is oxygen basically, the term 'oxygen' is used such as 'oxygen accommodating part' and 'compressed oxygen container' (hereinafter, referred to as 'oxygen'). Of course, the gas filled in the compressed oxygen container 100 may be pure oxygen or compressed air. In addition, the compressed oxygen container 100 may be any type as long as it can supply oxygen, and the compressed oxygen container 100 may include liquefied oxygen, liquefied air, or an oxygen generator. As such, the structure of the compressed oxygen container 100 may be modified in various ways without departing from the gist of the present invention.

The control valve 1 (200) is to adjust the discharge of the oxygen discharged from the compressed oxygen container 100, it may be made so that the user can adjust the opening or closing degree manually and automatically. As such, the structure of the control valve capable of performing opening and closing and / or discharge control in fluid distribution is variously known, and any configuration may be applied thereto, and the present invention is not limited to the structure of the control valve employed. If not, a detailed description of the structure will be omitted.

However, since the compressed oxygen container 100 is oxygen at high pressure, a risk such as explosion may occur under high pressure or high temperature even when stored or in use. Therefore, the control valve 1 (200) may have a function of the high-pressure high-temperature safety device 240 to automatically outflow some or all of the oxygen at a predetermined pressure or above a certain temperature. In addition, the compressed oxygen container 100 is made of a fixing device 12 that locks so as to prevent any movement in the installation space 11 of the upper portion of the elevator.

Next, the mask part 400 is formed on one side of the mask part case 121 and one side of the mask part case 121 to be in close contact with the user's face, and is formed inside the face contact part 122. The space is separated into the inner space of the buffer space (V2) and the breathing space (V3) of the face contact portion 122 side, a plurality of air so that air can flow between the buffer space (V2) and the breathing space (V3) Partitions 123 in which two through holes 123a are formed, and are formed at a position between the face contact portion 122 and the partitions 123 on the mask part case 121 so that the internal air is discharged to the outside and the external air is It is made to include a check valve 401 to prevent the inflow. In addition, the mask unit 400 is composed of a main body 480, a cap 470, the operation lever is removed by one touch (one touch) by the user to pull the main body 480 and the cap 470 As the breathing air is supplied, or the RFID tag 123 is operated, the spotlight 126 is activated, the emergency sound 125 is activated, or the oxygen amount sensor 124 may be operated.

The face contact portion 122 is made of rubber or silicon having elasticity and ductility. That is, the mask part 400 is basically formed in the mask part case 121 in a form separated into a buffer space (V2) and a breathing space (V3). As will be described in more detail below, in the present invention, the breathing space (V3) is formed to have a pressure slightly higher than atmospheric pressure (that is, formed to be positive pressure), even if the face contact portion 122 and the user's face Even if there is a minute gap therebetween, it is possible to prevent the outside air from flowing into the inside because the force in which the air in the breathing space V3 is forced out by the positive pressure is stronger.

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 check valve 401 is provided to eliminate such a problem, and when the internal pressure rises above a certain level due to the exhalation of the user in the breathing space (V3) by discharging the internal air to the outside, oxygen is continuously and It can be stably introduced into the breathing space (V3). Of course, the check valve 401 prevents the user from inhaling smoke or toxic substances by blocking external air from flowing into the inside. As such, the structure of the check valve for circulating the fluid only in one direction has also been known in various ways, and any of these structures may be employed, and the present invention is not limited according to the structure.

At this time, the mask unit 400 may be further provided with a breath discharge pipe 410 is connected to the check valve 401 and formed so that the user can bite. The increase in pressure due to the exhalation of the user by the breath discharge pipe 410 is directly transmitted to the check valve 401, whereby the carbon dioxide can be discharged more effectively.

The connection hose part 300 connects the high pressure space V1 and the breathing space V3 to supply oxygen to the mask part 400 from the oxygen receiving part 1000. At this time, the inside of the high pressure space (V1) has a pressure considerably higher than atmospheric pressure, if the high-pressure oxygen is directly introduced into the breathing space (V3) there may be a problem that the user is difficult to breathe. In other words, a person may have difficulty in inhaling oxygen because he or she is adapted to breathe at atmospheric pressure, and there is also a concern that excessive oxygen is inhaled at a time, causing symptoms of hyperventilation.

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 mask part 400 and then the through hole formed in the partition wall 123. This problem is prevented by reducing the pressure once more in the course of passing oxygen through the air passage 123a (V3). (Of course, by adjusting the control valve 2 402, the pressure of oxygen introduced into the buffer space V2 can be significantly reduced first. Here, the breathing space due to the presence of the buffer space V2. It is possible to easily maintain the pressure in (V3) at a pressure suitable for breathing.)

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 oxygen accommodating part 1000, the user may breathe polluted air because the conventional gas mask does not completely filter out toxic substances from the filter. Problems that were more likely to be done can be ruled out.

In addition, the mask part 400 is provided in the partition wall 123 so as to open or close a part of the plurality of through holes 123a according to the pressure difference between the buffer space V2 and the breathing space V3. The discharge control device 403 may be further provided.

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 mask part 400 is provided in the partition wall 123 and is provided in plural according to the pressure difference between the buffer space V2 and the breathing space V3. A discharge control device 403 is formed to further open or close a part of the through hole (123a). In other words, the discharge control device 403, when the user inhales hard breaths to increase the amount of oxygen discharged from the buffer space (V2) to the breathing space (V3), the user breathes weakly In this case, the amount of oxygen discharged from the buffer space V2 to the breathing space V3 becomes smaller.

As an embodiment of the discharge control device 403, the following structure can be presented. The discharge control device 403 is formed in the form of a film made of a flexible material having an elasticity, including silicon, a portion of the through-hole 123a opened when exhaled and exhaled by the user inhaled It is made to close. In this case, when the user's breathing force overcomes the elasticity of the membrane, the membrane is flipped to open some of the through holes 123a, which are closed by the membrane, thereby increasing oxygen emissions. When the user's breathing is stabilized, the power to inhale is reduced, and thus, when the user's breathing force does not overcome the elasticity of the membrane, the closed state of some of the through holes 123a, which are closed by the membrane, is maintained. Accordingly, only oxygen enough to maintain an appropriate atmospheric pressure from the buffer space V2 is discharged to the breathing space V3.

Of course, this is only one embodiment, and thus the present invention is not limited thereto. As described above, the discharge control device 403 may have any other form as long as it is a means for adjusting oxygen emission according to the breathing intensity of the user. It may be done.

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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 mask unit 400 is worn. By configuring the control valve 2 (402) without, it is possible to minimize the weight of the part actually worn on the face.

In summary, the life-saving breathing apparatus for the elevator of the present invention is to be filled with oxygen in the oxygen receiving portion 1000, and from the oxygen receiving portion 1000 to the mask portion 400 through the connection hose portion 300. Oxygen is transported and supplied, and the face contact part 122 is formed on the mask part 400, that is, the part worn on the face of the person is made of only the mask part 400 which is relatively much lighter. It is configured to lose. Accordingly, the life-saving breathing apparatus for an elevator according to the present invention is free to move both hands after wearing even a simple structure such as a band, it is possible to maximize the user convenience in a disaster situation.

As described above, the mask part 400 may further include a mask part fixing means 128 that keeps the face contact part 122 in close contact with the user's face. The face wearing means may be implemented in the form of a fixing band that is fixed to the head of the human body in a state connected to the mask portion 400.

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 mask part 400 such that the lower part is in close contact with the neck by writing to the user's head. . The disaster situation assumed in the present invention includes a fire bar, the face protector 129 is free to deform shape and to withstand a certain amount of heat while maintaining transparency so as not to obscure the field of view when worn on the head The basic form is made of a material such as polyimide, but may be made of a form coated with aluminum, silver, or the like. Accordingly, the face protector 129 can be folded to reduce the volume, so that the face protector 129 thus reduced in volume is placed in the space between the main body 480 and the cap 470 of the mask part 400. Can be.

The mask unit 400 is preferably a form that can be supplied directly to the user without the need for packaging. The material of the outer surface of the mask part 400 may be molded by injection molding using a polymer material having elasticity. Examples of preferred shell materials include urethanes.

The mask unit 400 is preferably a form that can be supplied directly to the user without the need for packaging. The material of the outer surface of the mask part 400 may be molded by injection molding using a polymer material having elasticity. Examples of preferred shell materials include urethanes.

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 mask part 400 so that the mask part 400 can be easily found even without lighting. As a luminaire for safe escape, the LED lighting device 128 may be attached to the end of the main body of the mask unit 400, and a flashing light 126, or an emergency silver device 125 may be added for the rescuer to easily find. Can be. Pressure sensors, flow meters and microprocessors can be used to calculate and report air pressure, residual air volume and remaining time. As a power source, a rechargeable secondary battery can be used with a battery.

As a useful additional function of the mask unit 400, an RFID tag 110 or a GPS receiver chip may be attached to the mask unit 400. RFID is a means for performing a wireless recognition function is attached to the RFID tag 123 recording the information about the mask unit 400 and reading the information by the RFID reader installed in the management office to determine the position and distribution of the mask unit 400 It can be monitored to obtain information on the storage status and maintenance and usage of the mask unit 400, and the like. The GPS reception function can be linked with the evacuation information notification function and can transmit the location information together with the rescue request to the disaster relief center such as 119 through the added transmission / reception communication means.

As shown in FIG. 1, the switch unit 101 configured at one side of the elevator receives a disaster signal when a disaster occurs, or generates a disaster signal to promptly lift the mask unit 400 to an elevator occupant. Can provide. The elevator occupant may automatically distribute the mask unit 400 by pressing the button switch 141 located in the switch unit 101. Alternatively, the management office worker may automatically distribute the mask unit 400 by the detection sensor 142 signal of the elevator in which the emergency situation occurs. Alternatively, the mask unit 400 may be automatically distributed by the fire detection of the fire detection sensor 143 located on one side of the elevator. Alternatively, when the fire emergency bell rings in the building, the mask unit 400 may be automatically distributed by the interlock switch 144 signal.

In addition, the switch unit 101 may include a battery 145 to enable the switch unit 101 to operate even in the event of a power failure. The battery 145 may be rechargeable.

3 shows an example in which the switch unit 101 is operated in an emergency so that the top cover of the elevator facility mounting space is automatically distributed to the elevator boarding space.

5 is the switch unit 101 is operated in an emergency, the storage box 500 located on one side of the elevator boarding space is preferably made of a transparent material for easy recognition of the elevator occupant,

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)

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 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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