A system may include a manifold. The manifold may include a body and a rupture disc. The body may include first connector connected to a pressurized source, a second connector, and a third connector. The body may include hollow pathway network including a first path portion extending from the pressurized source to a pathway junction, a second path portion extending from the pathway junction to the second connector, and a third path portion extending from the pathway junction to the third connector. The first path portion may include a bend. The rupture disc may be positioned between the bend and the pathway junction. When the rupture disc is in an unruptured state, the rupture disc may seal the first path portion from the other path portions. When the rupture disc is in a ruptured state, the rupture disc may allow a flow from the pressurized source to the third connector.

A carrier for carrying at least one compressed gas bottle of a breathing apparatus includes a carrier plate configured for removably receiving the at least one compressed gas bottle, and at least one filling element positioned in a space between the carrier plate and the at least one compressed air bottle. The at least one filling element includes a first positive connection element having a surface for engaging the at least one compressed gas bottle, and a second positive connection element connected to the first positive connection element and the carrier plate.

A carrier for carrying at least one compressed gas bottle of a breathing apparatus includes a carrier plate configured for removably receiving the at least one compressed gas bottle, and at least one filling element positioned in a space between the carrier plate and the at least one compressed air bottle. The at least one filling element includes a first positive connection element having a surface for engaging the at least one compressed gas bottle, and a second positive connection element connected to the first positive connection element and the carrier plate.

An improved device for use in decreasing the transmission of viral and pathogenic materials by capturing the bodily fluids after a wearer sneezes. The device includes a housing having a bottom portion, a cover, and a base. The bottom portion having receiving members 28 for housing a filter and ventilation openings 32. The cover is removably secured to the first mid-section perimeter of the bottom portion and includes a pair of moveable doors that extend downwards when a nose guide 34 is engaged to receive the sneeze of a user.

An improved device for use in decreasing the transmission of viral and pathogenic materials by capturing the bodily fluids after a wearer sneezes. The device includes a housing having a bottom portion, a cover, and a base. The bottom portion having receiving members 28 for housing a filter and ventilation openings 32. The cover is removably secured to the first mid-section perimeter of the bottom portion and includes a pair of moveable doors that extend downwards when a nose guide 34 is engaged to receive the sneeze of a user.

An apparatus includes a robot body, at least one sensor coupled to the robot body and positioned to receive stimuli from a passenger cabin of a vehicle, an actuatable component coupled to the robot body, and a computer coupled to the robot body and communicatively coupled to the sensor and the actuatable component. The computer is programmed to predict an imminent anomalous event in the vehicle based on data from the at least one sensor, and in response to the determination, actuate the actuatable component to remediate the anomalous event.

A padding device (10a; 10b; 10c; 10d; 10e), for a carrying belt system (100) for a respirator (1000), has a closed pad core shell (20) and a pad core (30) configured in the pad core shell. The padding device is formed by injection molding a hollow profiled section, inserting of a pad core material into the hollow profiled section for forming the pad core in the hollow profiled section, and closing the hollow profiled section (21) for creating the closed pad core shell (20). The padding device (10a; 10b; 10c; 10d; 10e) has a closed pad core shell (20) and a pad core (30) arranged in the pad core shell. The pad core shell is seamless as an injection-molded component in at least some sections. A carrying belt system and a respirator with the carrying belt system are provided with the belt system having the padding device.

A padding device (10a; 10b; 10c; 10d; 10e), for a carrying belt system (100) for a respirator (1000), has a closed pad core shell (20) and a pad core (30) configured in the pad core shell. The padding device is formed by injection molding a hollow profiled section, inserting of a pad core material into the hollow profiled section for forming the pad core in the hollow profiled section, and closing the hollow profiled section (21) for creating the closed pad core shell (20). The padding device (10a; 10b; 10c; 10d; 10e) has a closed pad core shell (20) and a pad core (30) arranged in the pad core shell. The pad core shell is seamless as an injection-molded component in at least some sections. A carrying belt system and a respirator with the carrying belt system are provided with the belt system having the padding device.

A safety harness configured to secure self contained breathing apparatus to a user wherein the safety harness is constructed so as to inhibit entanglement with elements inside a building. The present invention includes a torso mount having a pair of shoulder straps and a belt member that are operably coupled to a back plate. The back plate is configured to have an air tank secured thereto utilizing at least one strap member. A first mounting ring is present and surroundably mounts the air tank proximate the upper end thereof. A first strap member and a second strap member are secured to the first mounting ring and extend to the shoulder strap so as to block a void present between the air tank and back plate. A second mounting ring is present and adjacent to the first mounting ring. A regulator protection member is present around the tank regulator.

A safety harness configured to secure self contained breathing apparatus to a user wherein the safety harness is constructed so as to inhibit entanglement with elements inside a building. The present invention includes a torso mount having a pair of shoulder straps and a belt member that are operably coupled to a back plate. The back plate is configured to have an air tank secured thereto utilizing at least one strap member. A first mounting ring is present and surroundably mounts the air tank proximate the upper end thereof. A first strap member and a second strap member are secured to the first mounting ring and extend to the shoulder strap so as to block a void present between the air tank and back plate. A second mounting ring is present and adjacent to the first mounting ring. A regulator protection member is present around the tank regulator.