Patent classifications
A62B15/00
METHOD AND SYSTEM OF AUTOMATIC SWITCHING BETWEEN SOURCES OF BREATHABLE AIR IN A FIREFIGHTER AIR REPLENISHMENT SYSTEM IN ACCORDANCE WITH AIR PARAMETER BASED AUTOMATIC PURGING OF A COMPROMISED FORM THEREOF
Disclosed are methods and a safety system of a structure for automatic switching between sources of breathable air within the safety system in accordance with air parameter based automatic purging of a compromised form thereof. The safety system has a fixed piping system installed within the structure for supply of the breathable air from a source across the safety system. In response to an alert signal indicative of a sensed parameter of the breathable air being outside a predetermined threshold value, a breathable air purging system within the safety system automatically purges the safety system of the breathable air, and a bypass controller device automatically switches to another source of the breathable air to ensure a continued supply of the breathable air via the fixed piping system of the safety system.
METHOD AND SYSTEM OF AUTOMATICALLY MODIFYING A RATE OF FILLING AN AIR BOTTLE WITH BREATHABLE AIR IN A FIREFIGHTER AIR REPLENISHMENT SYSTEM BASED ON FLOW RATE DETECTION THEREOF
Disclosed are methods and a safety system implemented within a structure of automatic modification of a rate of filling an air bottle with breathable air in the safety system. In accordance therewith, an air fill charge rate controller device is coupled to the breathable air from a source thereof in the safety system having a fixed piping system installed within the structure for supply of the breathable air across the safety system. A flow rate of the breathable air from the source thereof is detected through a flow sensor associated with the air fill charge rate controller device. In accordance with the detection of the flow rate, a control unit of the air fill charge rate controller device automatically modifies a fill rate at which the air bottle is to be filled with the breathable air.
METHOD AND SYSTEM OF AUTOMATICALLY MODIFYING A RATE OF FILLING AN AIR BOTTLE WITH BREATHABLE AIR IN A FIREFIGHTER AIR REPLENISHMENT SYSTEM BASED ON FLOW RATE DETECTION THEREOF
Disclosed are methods and a safety system implemented within a structure of automatic modification of a rate of filling an air bottle with breathable air in the safety system. In accordance therewith, an air fill charge rate controller device is coupled to the breathable air from a source thereof in the safety system having a fixed piping system installed within the structure for supply of the breathable air across the safety system. A flow rate of the breathable air from the source thereof is detected through a flow sensor associated with the air fill charge rate controller device. In accordance with the detection of the flow rate, a control unit of the air fill charge rate controller device automatically modifies a fill rate at which the air bottle is to be filled with the breathable air.
METHOD AND SYSTEM OF AIR PARAMETER BASED AUTOMATIC BYPASSING OF A SOURCE OF BREATHABLE AIR IN A FIREFIGHTER AIR REPLENISHMENT SYSTEM IMPLEMENTED WITHIN A STRUCTURE
Disclosed are methods and a safety system of a structure for an air parameter based automatic bypassing of a source of breathable air within the safety system. In accordance therewith, an air analysis device is installed within the safety system along an air flow path of the breathable air from the source thereof. The safety system has a fixed piping system installed within the structure for supply of the breathable air across the safety system. A sensor associated with the air analysis device automatically detects a parameter of the breathable air circulating within the safety system. In response to detecting that the parameter of the breathable air is outside a predetermined threshold value, through a bypass controller device communicatively coupled to the air analysis device, the source of the breathable air is automatically bypassed with respect to the supply of the breathable air across the safety system.
METHOD AND SYSTEM OF AIR PARAMETER BASED AUTOMATIC BYPASSING OF A SOURCE OF BREATHABLE AIR IN A FIREFIGHTER AIR REPLENISHMENT SYSTEM IMPLEMENTED WITHIN A STRUCTURE
Disclosed are methods and a safety system of a structure for an air parameter based automatic bypassing of a source of breathable air within the safety system. In accordance therewith, an air analysis device is installed within the safety system along an air flow path of the breathable air from the source thereof. The safety system has a fixed piping system installed within the structure for supply of the breathable air across the safety system. A sensor associated with the air analysis device automatically detects a parameter of the breathable air circulating within the safety system. In response to detecting that the parameter of the breathable air is outside a predetermined threshold value, through a bypass controller device communicatively coupled to the air analysis device, the source of the breathable air is automatically bypassed with respect to the supply of the breathable air across the safety system.
METHOD AND SYSTEM OF AIR/ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETER BASED AUTOMATIC CLOSING OF ONE OR MORE VALVES TO ISOLATE BREATHABLE AIR SUPPLIED TO ONE OR MORE LEVELS OF A STRUCTURE HAVING A FIREFIGHTER AIR REPLENISHMENT SYSTEM IMPLEMENTED THEREIN
Disclosed are methods and a safety system of a structure for an air/environmental parameter based automatic closing of a valve to isolate breathable air supplied to a level of the structure having the breathable air supplied thereto from a source. In accordance therewith, a parameter of an environment of the level of the structure and/or the breathable air supplied thereto is sensed using a sensor associated with one or more component(s) of the safety system. In response to the sensing, the one or more component(s) automatically closes the valve associated with control of the supply of the breathable air to the level to isolate the breathable air supplied to the level.
METHOD AND SYSTEM OF AIR/ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETER BASED AUTOMATIC CLOSING OF ONE OR MORE VALVES TO ISOLATE BREATHABLE AIR SUPPLIED TO ONE OR MORE LEVELS OF A STRUCTURE HAVING A FIREFIGHTER AIR REPLENISHMENT SYSTEM IMPLEMENTED THEREIN
Disclosed are methods and a safety system of a structure for an air/environmental parameter based automatic closing of a valve to isolate breathable air supplied to a level of the structure having the breathable air supplied thereto from a source. In accordance therewith, a parameter of an environment of the level of the structure and/or the breathable air supplied thereto is sensed using a sensor associated with one or more component(s) of the safety system. In response to the sensing, the one or more component(s) automatically closes the valve associated with control of the supply of the breathable air to the level to isolate the breathable air supplied to the level.
FIRE SAFETY DEVICE
Many people die each year from smoke inhalation due to residential fires. An enclosed space that provides clean and breathable air to people can save many lives when there is a fire and people are unable to escape. The device can be placed in a small and easily accessible space in a dwelling. The device recirculates and purifies air so that people can breathe while they wait for emergency responders.
FIRE SAFETY DEVICE
Many people die each year from smoke inhalation due to residential fires. An enclosed space that provides clean and breathable air to people can save many lives when there is a fire and people are unable to escape. The device can be placed in a small and easily accessible space in a dwelling. The device recirculates and purifies air so that people can breathe while they wait for emergency responders.
Sealed and Ventilated Receptacle
The present invention relates to a scaled and ventilated receptacle for storing equipment, such as firefighter turnout gear, that generally includes a base, at least one sidewall extending from the base, and a top wall that covers the opposite end of the sidewall. A sealable door may be positioned on the sidewall to access the inside of the receptacle and to prevent any contaminants from exiting the receptacle. The receptacle may also include an intake fan and exhaust fan that are each connected to a duct for providing fresh air to and removing contaminated air from the inside of the receptacle. The receptacle may further include a temperature control unit for regulating the temperature inside of the receptacle. Additionally, a hook for hanging a firefighter coat, trousers, or other items may also be included on the inside of the receptacle.