WO2016066257A1 - Rettungsfahrzeug - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B60—VEHICLES IN GENERAL
- B60H—ARRANGEMENTS OF HEATING, COOLING, VENTILATING OR OTHER AIR-TREATING DEVICES SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR PASSENGER OR GOODS SPACES OF VEHICLES
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A62—LIFE-SAVING; FIRE-FIGHTING
- A62B—DEVICES, APPARATUS OR METHODS FOR LIFE-SAVING
- A62B31/00—Containers or portable cabins for affording breathing protection with devices for reconditioning the breathing air or for ventilating, in particular those that are suitable for invalids or small children
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A62—LIFE-SAVING; FIRE-FIGHTING
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B60—VEHICLES IN GENERAL
- B60P—VEHICLES ADAPTED FOR LOAD TRANSPORTATION OR TO TRANSPORT, TO CARRY, OR TO COMPRISE SPECIAL LOADS OR OBJECTS
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- B60P3/005—Vehicles adapted to transport, to carry or to comprise special loads or objects for use in contaminated areas, e.g. N.B.C. intervention vehicles
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
- F02B—INTERNAL-COMBUSTION PISTON ENGINES; COMBUSTION ENGINES IN GENERAL
- F02B75/00—Other engines
- F02B75/04—Engines with variable distances between pistons at top dead-centre positions and cylinder heads
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
- F02B—INTERNAL-COMBUSTION PISTON ENGINES; COMBUSTION ENGINES IN GENERAL
- F02B75/00—Other engines
- F02B75/04—Engines with variable distances between pistons at top dead-centre positions and cylinder heads
- F02B75/045—Engines with variable distances between pistons at top dead-centre positions and cylinder heads by means of a variable connecting rod length
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
- F02D—CONTROLLING COMBUSTION ENGINES
- F02D15/00—Varying compression ratio
- F02D15/02—Varying compression ratio by alteration or displacement of piston stroke
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16C—SHAFTS; FLEXIBLE SHAFTS; ELEMENTS OR CRANKSHAFT MECHANISMS; ROTARY BODIES OTHER THAN GEARING ELEMENTS; BEARINGS
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- F16C23/10—Bearings, parts of which are eccentrically adjustable with respect to each other
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16C—SHAFTS; FLEXIBLE SHAFTS; ELEMENTS OR CRANKSHAFT MECHANISMS; ROTARY BODIES OTHER THAN GEARING ELEMENTS; BEARINGS
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- the present invention relates to an ambulance vehicle having a chassis, a traveling gear fixed to the chassis, a cab mounted on the chassis, and a rescue cage fixed to the chassis, which is arranged in a longitudinal direction of the rescue vehicle behind the driver's cab.
- Such rescue vehicles are known from the prior art. They are used, for example, by the fire brigade to transport equipment and / or rescuers to a job site.
- the driving operation may include an internal combustion engine. Basically, this can also apply to an emergency vehicle in underground operation.
- the travel drive can have a hybrid engine. Next supplement or alternatively may be provided for the drive an electric motor.
- the driver's cab is primarily intended for the vehicle driver of the rescue vehicle.
- the usual designs for controlling the rescue vehicle are often provided.
- the rescue vehicle has a rescue cage, which is attached to the chassis.
- the vehicle frame is also called Fah 'rzeugchassis.
- the rescue cabin is designed separately from the driver's cab. In practice, it has proven to be advantageous if the rescue cage in Is arranged longitudinally of the rescue vehicle behind the driver's cab to allow the driver in the driver's cab clear view in the direction of travel.
- the rescue cabin is used to transport people who are necessary to help in accidents or the like.
- the rescue cage can transport rescue equipment and / or other items necessary for a rescue mission.
- respiratory masks are usually provided for the persons of the emergency vehicle, for example for the driver who is in the driver's cab and controls the vehicle, as well as for the rescue persons who are in the rescue cabin.
- respirators often complicate breathing for the wearer of such a respirator. By carrying respirators on their way to the scene of the accident, Rescue Persons of the Rescue Vehicle are exposed to a greater amount of breathing effort.
- respirators have a limited maximum mask wear time. For example, a mask wear time may be limited to several hours or some other time. Wearing the respirator while driving to an emergency room and while traveling from the emergency room to a safe location reduces the time remaining to safely use the respiratory mask at the emergency room.
- the invention is therefore based on the object to provide an emergency vehicle, with the people who control the Rettuhgsterrorism and / or necessary to help in an emergency situation in underground mining, with the least possible human effort and preferably can quickly come to the emergency room ,
- the aforementioned object is achieved by an emergency vehicle having the features of claim 1.
- an emergency vehicle with a chassis, a fixed to the chassis drive, mounted on the chassis cab, and attached to the chassis rescue cabin, which is arranged in a longitudinal direction of the rescue vehicle behind the cab, the rescue cabin is designed gas-tight the rescue cabin has at least one door as access to the interior of the rescue cabin and the rescue vehicle has an air supply unit, which is designed to supply the interior of the rescue cabin with breathing air.
- the invention is based on the idea that the rescue persons who board the rescue cabin and are then taken to the emergency site by means of the rescue vehicle, lose no precious time to create before the start of the vehicle respirators and to check for leaks. This is achieved by allowing the rescue persons to board the rescue cabin directly, to close said door, so that the rescue cabin is gas-tight, whereupon the air supply unit in Operation is taken and the rescue vehicle can be driven to the emergency room. During the journey, the rescue personnel in the rescue cabin can put on their respiratory masks and check for leaks. In addition, until the moment the respirator masks are put on, unhindered communication between the rescuers in the rescue cabin can take place.
- the rescuers with respiratory protection then leave the rescue cabin through the door, for example, to provide medical care for people from a refuge and / or escort from the escape room in the rescue vehicle.
- the interior of the rescue cabin can be supplied with breathing air again by means of the air supply unit, so that preferably after a short time the interior of the rescue cabin is filled with breathing air.
- the respirators of the rescuers and the rescued persons can then be stored. By wearing the respirators at least substantially only at the scene of the accident, the maximum masking time may be used for deployment at the scene of the accident. In other words, no wearing time loss occurs due to wearing the respirator during transport of the rescue persons in the rescue cabin.
- the persons to be rescued can also take off their respiratory masks if necessary. Not infrequently, this is relevant for the actual rescue success of the persons to be rescued, because only with the removal of the respirators medical care can be made via the mouth and / or the nose.
- Air supply units are basically known from the prior art.
- Such an air supply unit can, for example, treat air and / or have a tank with fresh air, so that the air supply unit can supply the interior of the rescue cabin with breathing air.
- an exchange of, air volume in the interior of the rescue cabin by the breathing air of the air supply unit guaranteed.
- the rescue cabin is gas-tight, in particular when the door is closed as access to the interior of the rescue cabin.
- gas-tight is to be understood in such a way that the rescue cabin has no opening through which gas from the environment of the rescue cabin can flow into the rescue cabin independently.
- the rescue cabin is gas-tight with respect to an environment of the rescue cabin.
- the rescue cabin has an outlet opening for liquids and / or a gas, wherein such an opening is secured against a gas inlet.
- the air supply unit can form a channel to the environment of the guest cabin, but is prevented by the air supply unit that gases from the environment of the rescue cabin, immediately and unprocessed get into the interior of the rescue cabin.
- the gases are therefore preferably toxic gases and / or harmful to a human gases meant.
- a preferred embodiment of the rescue vehicle is characterized in that the air supply unit is assigned to the rescue cabin.
- the air supply unit is an integral part - the rescue cabin.
- air ducts of the air supply unit can be kept particularly short, which on the one hand simplifies maintenance and also increases the security of such an air supply unit.
- an input unit may be provided for control, which is preferably also associated with the rescue cabin, and is particularly preferably operated from the interior of the rescue cabin.
- a further preferred embodiment of the rescue vehicle is characterized in that the driver's cab is made gas-tight.
- the rescue vehicle on two separate cabins, namely the driver's cab and the rescue cabin, which are each designed gas-tight.
- the rescue personnel can exit the rescue booth through the door to provide medical care or other assistance to persons at the emergency room.
- the driver in the driver's cab is not affected by the disembarkation of the other rescue personnel from the rescue cabin. Because the two cabins are separated from each other. In addition, the rescue cabin is gas-tight and thus protected from harmful gas from the environment. However, there may be situations in which only the driver has to get off. In this case, the rescuers from the rescue cabin can remain in the rescue cabin without being affected by the action of the driver. In summary, a decoupling can take place by the gas-tight design of the two cabins, which makes the tasks of persons from the respective cabins much more independent of each other.
- a further advantageous embodiment of the rescue vehicle is characterized in that the air supply unit is also designed to supply the interior of the driver's cab with breathing air. Therefore, to drive to a rescue station, the driver of the rescue vehicle does not necessarily require a respirator. Because the interior of the cab is supplied with breathing air. Of course, the driver can take a respirator in the cabin for safety and / or in the cabin, a respirator for the driver be provided: In addition, the control of the rescue vehicle for the driver is facilitated when This must not wear a respirator while driving 1 . By providing the same airship unit for the rescue cabin and the cab, the complexity of the rescue vehicle can be reduced. This facilitates the maintenance of the rescue vehicle.
- the rescue vehicle has an air conditioning system for the air conditioning of the interior of the rescue cabin.
- the air conditioning system is used to air-condition the interior.
- the rescue cage can serve to rescue the rescuers, who may only be able to stay near the emergency site for a short period of time due to the high temperatures of a fire.
- Another preferred embodiment of the rescue vehicle is characterized in that the air conditioning system is assigned to the rescue cabin. It has already been explained that the air supply unit of the rescue cabin can be too ordered. The assignment of the air conditioning system to the rescue cabin results in analogous effects and advantages, to which reference is made analogously in this context.
- a preferred embodiment of the rescue vehicle is characterized in that the air conditioning system is also designed for air conditioning of the driver's cab.
- the driver in the driver's cab can also control the ambulance vehicle in an area with higher ambient temperatures without the driver's physical stress increasing sharply.
- the effects and advantages, as they have been explained to the air conditioning of the rescue cabin, as far as they are applicable to the driver in the cab apply.
- a further preferred refinement of the rescue vehicle is characterized in that the air supply unit and / or the air conditioning system are each supplied with energy, in particular electrical energy, of the travel drive. Thus, no separate energy source and / or a separate energy storage are necessary for the air supply unit or for the air conditioning.
- the rescue vehicle can be designed to be particularly compact, not least to be used in tunnel construction, in which optionally passage heights and / or passage widths are limited.
- the supply of the air supply unit and / or the air conditioning system with energy of the traction drive can also be provided if the air supply unit of the rescue cabin or the air conditioning of the rescue cabin are assigned. In this case, corresponding connection lines can be provided.
- Another preferred embodiment of the rescue vehicle is characterized in that the driver's cab and the rescue cabin are each assigned a communication unit for communication between the rescue cabin and the driver's cab.
- the communication units may be wired communication units or cordless, in particular radio, communication units. With the communication units, the rescue personnel from the rescue cabin can communicate with the driver from the driver's cab or vice versa, in order to coordinate a rescue situation in the best possible way.
- a further preferred embodiment of the rescue vehicle is characterized in that the driver's cab and / or rescue cabin are designed to be heat-resistant.
- the wall of the driver's cab or rescue cabin can each have a thermal insulation. This is particularly useful if the rescue cabin and / or the driver's cab are designed without air conditioning.
- the heat-resistant design can be provided to protect the rescuers or the driver from heat, if it comes to a failure of the air conditioner.
- a further preferred refinement of the rescue vehicle is characterized in that the rescue cabin is assigned a gas measuring unit for monitoring gas in the interior of the rescue cabin. For example, such a gas measuring unit can be fastened to an inner wall of the rescue cabin.
- a preferred embodiment of the rescue vehicle is characterized in that a door is provided in a rear wall of the rescue cabin.
- a door may be provided in a roof wall of the rescue cabin.
- a door in the rear wall and / or the roof wall has proven to be particularly advantageous in practice. With a door in the rear wall, the side areas of the rescue cage as well as the rear area of the rescue vehicle can be reached particularly advantageously.
- the door in the roof wall of the rescue cage provides another escape route, provided that the emergency vehicle itself should be in an emergency situation, especially if the door should be locked in the rear wall.
- the rescue vehicle is characterized in that the rescue cabin is designed as a module.
- the rescue vehicle can thus have a module carrier to which the rescue cage is detachably attached as a module. Due to the modular design of the rescue cabin, the rescue cabin can be replaced by a rescue cabin of the same design or a rescue cabin deviating therefrom be replaced. This is advantageous in particular in the case of maintenance of the rescue cage and / or in the case of a repair of the rescue cage in order to be able to continue to use the rest of the rescue vehicle. Incidentally, the same applies vice versa with respect to the chassis with the drive of the rescue vehicle. Should this be repaired and / or serviced, the rescue cabin can be used as a module for another rescue vehicle.
- a discharge check valve is associated with a wall of the rescue cage.
- the air supply unit allows breathing air to flow into the interior of the rescue cabin, without at the same time to use a corresponding volume of air for it or otherwise lead out. With the supply of new air thus increases the pressure in the interior of the rescue cabin.
- the discharge check valve ensures that the pressure in the interior of the rescue cabin increases only slightly, because when reaching and / or exceeding a predetermined limit pressure opens the discharge check valve in the forward direction, so that air from the interior of the rescue cabin flows into the environment.
- the predetermined limit pressure is preferably greater than the ambient pressure of the rescue cabin. If the pressure in the interior of the rescue cage falls below the aforementioned limit pressure, the outflow check valve and the outflow of air from the interior of the rescue cage stops. In the reverse direction, however, no volume flow of air from the environment into the interior of the rescue cabin can be done, because it is at the valve to a check valve. This has a forward direction and a reverse direction. In the forward direction, the air - as explained above - open when reaching or exceeding a certain pressure. In the opposite direction, the valve remains locked even when pressure changes.
- a further preferred embodiment of the rescue vehicle is characterized in that the air supply unit has a fresh air storage.
- a fresh air storage provides a particularly secure way to provide the interior of the rescue cabin with harmless to a person breathing air.
- the fresh air reservoir can be checked and / or filled at intervals, so that it is ensured in an emergency situation that the air supply unit can supply the interior of the rescue cabin or the interior of the driver's cabin with breathing air.
- a further preferred embodiment of the rescue vehicle is characterized in that the air supply unit has an air regeneration device.
- An air regeneration device for the air supply unit has proved to be particularly advantageous in practice, especially when a rescue mission with the rescue vehicle takes an especially long time.
- the air regeneration device By means of the air regeneration device, air can be sucked in from the interior of the rescue cage and / or from the environment of the rescue cage in order to subsequently clean or regenerate the intake air, so that the air regeneration device can provide breathing air.
- the air supply unit has a harmful gas filter, in particular a CO2 filter.
- a noxious gas filter can be particularly easily ensured that the air before it enters the interior of the rescue cabin, filtered to filter out noxious gas.
- the harmful gas filter is used to filter out carbon dioxide.
- CO2 filters are used.
- Other harmful gas filters may also find application.
- a further preferred embodiment of the rescue vehicle is characterized in that the air supply unit is associated with an air intake duct to suck in air from the environment of the rescue cabin.
- the air intake duct With the air intake duct, a location can be selected particularly advantageous, is sucked in the air with the lowest possible pollution. So a corresponding channel opening can be aligned downwards, not to directly sucking down falling material, such as stones or dust. With the intake passage so the effort to filter the ambient air can be reduced.
- Another preferred embodiment of the rescue vehicle is characterized in that the interior of the driver's cab and / or the interior of the rescue cabin are subjected to an overpressure. The overpressure is, for example, 1 mbar to 100 mbar.
- the overpressure effectively prevents air, especially air contaminated with pollutants, from reaching the driver's cab or the rescue cabin from the environment. This also applies if a wall of the driver's cab and / or rescue cabin should have a small leak and / or a small hole.
- the rescue vehicle is so very safe.
- a further preferred embodiment of the rescue vehicle is characterized in that the driver's cab and the rescue cage are integral and / or form a unit. This has proved advantageous in some applications.
- Another preferred embodiment of the rescue vehicle is characterized in that the rescue vehicle has a self-supporting body with an associated chassis. In practice, this embodiment has proved technically and economically advantageous. characters
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic side view of the invention
- Fig. 2 is a schematic, perspective interior view of the principalungskabihe. From Figure 1, an emergency vehicle (2) can be seen. This is a motor vehicle. It has a chassis (4) and an associated drive (6). In order to control the rescue vehicle (2), a driver's cab (8) is additionally provided, which is fastened to the chassis (4). The driver's cab (8) has the usual control means, such as a steering wheel on.
- the rescue cabin (10) is on the chassis (4) of the rescue vehicle (2) releasably secured.
- connecting means (44) are preferably provided, which serve for fastening the rescue cage (10) to the chassis (4) of the rescue vehicle (2). It has proven to be advantageous if the rescue cage (10) is designed as a module. In this case, the connecting means (44) serve as module fastening means.
- the rescue cage (10) can therefore be replaced by another rescue cage (10) according to the invention. This is useful, for example, when a rescue cage (10) needs to be repaired and / or serviced. In this case, the rest of the rescue vehicle (2) can continue to be used, with the replaced rescue cabin (10).
- the rescue vehicle (2) is driven to the emergency site by a driver who controls the rescue vehicle (2) in the driver's cab (8) and other rescue personnel who are in the rescue cabin (10).
- the rescue cabin (10) is gas-tight.
- an air supply unit (16) is provided for the rescue vehicle (2), which is designed to supply the interior (14) of the rescue cabin (10) with breathing air. The rescue personnel in the rescue cabin (10) therefore need on the way to the emergency room no applied respiratory masks.
- the application of respiratory masks is only necessary when the rescue persons go through the at least one door (12) from the interior (14) of the rescue cabin (10) to the emergency room to provide medical care there and / or to accommodate persons to be rescued to then bring them through the door (12) in the interior (14) of the rescue cage (10). If the door (12) of the rescue cage (10) is closed, so that the rescue cage (10) is gas-tight again, the interior (14) is supplied with breathing air again by the air supply unit (16), so that after a short time an exchange of the Air in the interior (14) of the rescue cabin (10) is done. The rescuers can then take off the respirators, and then take care of the rescued persons in the interior (14) of the rescue cabin (10) with a lesser physical effort.
- the rescue cage (10) is preferably designed as a module. It has proved to be advantageous if the air supply unit (16) is assigned to the rescue cage (10). In this case, the maintenance of the air supply unit (16) can be performed during maintenance of the rescue cage (10). In addition, it has proved to be advantageous to assign the air supply unit (16) to the rescue cage (10), since a rescue cage (10) is often protected against external mechanical impacts and / or other influences. A corresponding protection is therefore also required for the air supply unit (16).
- the driver in the driver's cab (8) is as far as possible not exposed to excessive physical exertion on the way to the emergency room, it is provided that the driver has also not put on a respirator while driving. To achieve this, it is provided that the driver's cab (8) is also gas-tight.
- the air supply unit (16) can therefore also be designed to supply the interior of the driver's cab (8). If the air supply unit (16) is assigned to the rescue cabin (10), corresponding line connections can lead from the air supply unit (16) to the driver's cab (8).
- the rescue vehicle (2) has an air conditioner (22).
- the air conditioning system (22) serves to air-condition the interior (14) of the rescue cage (10) and / or the interior of the driver's cab (8). Then the rescuers can drive up to the emergency room, without being exposed to an elevated temperature from the environment.
- the air conditioner (22) serves to improve a potentially poor condition of a person to be rescued.
- a person for example a person to be rescued, from the vicinity of the emergency room with an excessive temperature in the interior (14) of the rescue cabin (10), which is air conditioned, the temperature of the person to be rescued can be stabilized:
- a Door (12) of the rescue cabin (10) there is a risk that pollutants from the environment of the rescue cabin (10) in «the interior (14) of the rescue cabin (10) get.
- the rescuers in the rescue cabin (10) must keep the respirator masks on.
- From when the interior (14) for the rescue persons is safe or at least substantially harmless, can be determined by means of a gas measuring unit (26) which is arranged in the interior (14) of the rescue cage (10).
- the gas measuring unit (26) can be designed to measure noxious gases or other pollutants.
- the gas measuring unit (26) serves to detect carbon monoxide and / or carbon dioxide.
- an outflow check valve (34) is provided in each case for the rescue cabin (10) and / or for the driver's cab (8).
- the purpose will be explained by way of example with reference to the rescue cabin (10). Is in the interior (14) of the 'rescue cabin (10) is flowed through the air supply unit (16) breathing air, then the pressure in the interior (14) of the rescue cabin (10) would continuously increase.
- the outflow check valve (34) is provided for the rescue cabin (10). By this, from the interior (14) of the rescue cabin (10) air in the Outflow environment. This is the passage direction of the discharge check valve (34).
- the air supply unit (16) may have fresh air storage (36), as can be seen, for example, from FIG.
- air from the fresh air reservoir (36) are breathed as breathing air into the interior (14) of the rescue cabin (10).
- fresh air reservoirs (36) has the advantage that the interior (14) of the rescue cabin (10) can be supplied with harmless breathing air, even if in an environment of an accident site partially unknown pollutants.
- a communication unit (24) is used, which is used for communication between the emergency services Rescue persons from the rescue cabin (10) and the driver from the driver's cab (8) is used.
- the communication unit (24) can be a wired and / or wireless, in particular radio, communication unit.
- two doors (12a, 12b) are preferably provided for the rescue cabin (10).
- One of the two doors can be provided on the rear wall (28) of the rescue cage (10).
- Such a door (12a) has proven to be advantageous in practice to ensure that the rescuers are preferably in the rear area and / or in the side area of the rescue vehicle (2).
- the emergency vehicle (2) leave the emergency center even with the use of other emergency vehicles in a forward movement, without endangering the rescue personnel.
- a door (12b) can be provided in a roof wall (30) of the rescue cabin (10). This door (12b) serves primarily as an escape door in case the rescue vehicle (2) should crash.
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