FIELD: life saving equipment.
SUBSTANCE: invention refers to emergency evacuation units, mainly for people descend from the buildings with a mechanical brake assembly. A life-saving belt contains a fixation assembly (1) and attached safety rope (2) and brake assembly. A free end of the rope is supplied by a latch hook. (3). The brake assembly represents a body (5) equipped by a block lever with input (7) and output (8) holes, is provided with guide rollers (9) and fixed on the rope between the fixation assembly (1) and the latch hook (3). The fixation assembly is represented by a lap belt (1) fixed on a user's body. The safety rope makes a sleeve (4) and embedded in a reserve rope container fixed on the body (5) of the brake assembly. The free end of the safety rope is consistently passed through an output of the reserve rope container (6) and the connected input of the body, wound around a built-in ratched wheel (10), thrown over the rigidly fixed (11) and clamping rollers and delivered from the body through the output (8).
EFFECT: invention allows downsizing and simplifying the design, with preserving performance reliability and high speed of evacuation.
3 cl, 2 dwg
Title | Year | Author | Number |
---|---|---|---|
LIFE-SAVING APPLIANCE | 2010 |
|
RU2422173C1 |
MANUAL RESCUE DEVICE | 2010 |
|
RU2417805C1 |
EMERGENCY EVACUATION CARTRIDGE UNIT | 2010 |
|
RU2424017C1 |
SALVAGE DEVICE | 2012 |
|
RU2490038C1 |
SAVING DEVICE | 2012 |
|
RU2502533C1 |
INDIVIDUAL EMERGENCY EVACUATION UNIT | 2009 |
|
RU2414262C1 |
INDIVIDUAL EVACUATION UNIT | 2009 |
|
RU2414264C1 |
EMERGENCY EVACUATION UNIT | 2009 |
|
RU2414263C1 |
MECHANICAL SELF-RESCUER BY BOBROVSKIKH | 2009 |
|
RU2401140C1 |
BOBROVSKIKH SELF-RESCUER FOR EMERGENCY SELF-EVACUATION OF PERSON FROM HIGH-RISE ABOVE-GROUND AND ABOVE-WATER OBJECTS, THROUGH WINDOW, FROM BALCONY (RECESSED BALCONY) OF DWELLING HOUSES, INDUSTRIAL AND OFFICE BUILDINGS AS WELL AS FOR MANUAL HANDLING, VEHICLE HANDLING AND AIR HANDLING OF PEOPLE IMMOBILISED FOR VARIOUS REASONS | 2007 |
|
RU2372952C2 |
Authors
Dates
2011-06-27—Published
2010-06-28—Filed