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(12) Patent Application: (11) CA 2016041
(54) English Title: GAS-TIGHT FULLY PROTECTIVE SUIT COMPRISING A MEASURING AND ALARM INSTRUMENT WORN UNDER THE SUIT
(54) French Title: HABIT DE PROTECTION ETANCHE AVEC DISPOSITIF DE CONTROLE ET D'ALARME PORTE A L'INTERIEUR
Status: Dead
Bibliographic Data
(52) Canadian Patent Classification (CPC):
  • 2/0.12
(51) International Patent Classification (IPC):
  • A62B 17/00 (2006.01)
  • G01N 1/22 (2006.01)
  • G08B 21/16 (2006.01)
(72) Inventors :
  • FLESSA, PETER (Germany)
(73) Owners :
  • FLESSA, PETER (Not Available)
  • AUERGESELLSCHAFT G.M.B.H. (Germany)
(71) Applicants :
(74) Agent: FETHERSTONHAUGH & CO.
(74) Associate agent:
(45) Issued:
(22) Filed Date: 1990-05-03
(41) Open to Public Inspection: 1991-01-27
Examination requested: 1990-05-03
Availability of licence: N/A
(25) Language of filing: English

Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT): No

(30) Application Priority Data:
Application No. Country/Territory Date
G 89 09 111.6 Germany 1989-07-27

Abstracts

English Abstract


A b s t r a c t

The invention describes a gas-tight fully protective suit (2) which
is worn in a polluted environment and protects the wearer against
toxic substances. If combustible or explosive mixtures of gases and
vapors are present in the surrounding air and are within the lower
explosion limit and therefore constitute a risk of explosion, the
wearer must be warned by being informed of the fact. To this end
according to the invention, a measuring and alarm instrument (1) is
disposed under the suit and comprises a diffusion measuring head (3)
having active and inactive gas-detecting components. The diffusion-
measuring head (3) is disposed in a gas-tight easing (5) in the suit
material (2a), the easing being separated from the outer atmosphere
by a diaphragm (12). The diffusion-measuring head (3) is connected
by a cable (4) to the indicating and alarm instrument (1), which is
secured to the wearer's body (Fig. 1).


Claims

Note: Claims are shown in the official language in which they were submitted.



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A gas-tight fully protective suit comprising a measuring and a alarm
instrument worn under the suit
The embodiments of the invention in which an exclusive property or
privilege is claimed are defined as follows.

1. A gas-tight fully protective suit comprising a measuring and
alarm instrument worn under the suit for monitoring on explosive
envrionment, comprising a diffusion-measuring head having active and
inactive gas-detecting components separated from atmosphere by a
sintered disc, characterised in that

(a) a casing (5) holding the diffusion-measuring heat (3) is
disposed in gas-tight manner in the suit material (2a), the
easing being separated from the external atmosphere by a
diaphragm (12), and

(b) the diffusion-measuring head (3) can be connected by a cable
(4) to the measuring and alarm instrument (1), which is secured
to the wearer's body.

2. A gas-tight fully protective suit according to claim 1,
characterised in that the casing (5) is non-detachably screwed in
gas-tight manner, via sliding ring (6) and a rigid frame (7)
disposed on the inside of the suit material (2a), to a cap part (8)
disposed on the outside of the protective suit (2).

3. A gas-tight fully protective suit according to claims 1 and 2,
characterised in that the cap part (8) is connected for flow purposes
to the gas-detecting components (9) of the diffusion-measuring head
(3).

4. A gas-tight fully protective suit according to claim 3,
characterised in that in the flow direction the cap part (8) has an


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opening (13) disposed opposite the inlet opening (14) for combustible
gases or vapours.

5. A gas-tight fully protective suit according to clalms 1 to 4,
characterised in that the diffusion-measuring head (3) with the
active and inactive gas-detecting components (9) is plugged into the
easing (5) via an 0-ring (10).

6. A gas-tight fully protective suit according to claims 1 to 5,
characterised in that the easing (5) is separated from the external
atmosphere by a diaphragm (12) disposed in front of the sintered disc
(11).

7. A gas-tight fully protective suit according to claim 1,
characterised in that the measuring and alarm instrument (1) is
disposed in a pocket on the inside of the protective suit (2).

Description

Note: Descriptions are shown in the official language in which they were submitted.


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The Inventlon relates to a gas-tl~ht fully protectlve sult comprislng
a measurln~ and alarm lnstrument worn under the sult for ~onltorlng
~n exploslve envrlonment, comprlslng a dlffuslon-measurln~ head
havlng actlve and inactlve gas-detectlng components separated from
atmosphere by a slntered dlsc.

Fully protectlve sults are worn for work ~nd rescue tn a polluted
envlronment and protect the wearer from toxlc substances. If
combustlble or exploslve mlxtures of ~ases and vapours are present
ln the surroundln~ alr and are wlthln the lower exploslon llmlt and
thus constltute a rlsh of exploslon, the wearer must be worned by
belng Informed of the fact, vla a portable measurlng ond alarm
Instrument. If the lnstrument ls worn outslde the protectlve sult, lt
may be mode Inoperatlve by corroslve pollutants ln the surroundln~
olr. In addltlon, owlng to the awkward ~loves on the sult, the
tnstrument will be dlfflcult to handle ond unrellable ln operatlon.
In addltlon, an acoustlc alarm outslde the sult may not be heard by
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The obJect of the lnventlon ls to ellmlnate the afore~entioned
dlssdvonta~es of o protectlve sult ln conJunctlon wlth a measurlns
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and olarm tnstrument for lndlcatlng a rlsk of exploslon In the manner
d~escrlbed herelnbefore, and to devlse a protectlve sult comprlslng a
meosurln~ and alorm lnstrument whlch i~ protected ln the sult and ls
slmple to use and rellable ln operatlon.

To thls end occordln6 to the lnventlon a ccsfng holdln~ the
dlffuston-measurfin6 head of the meosurln~ and alarm tnstrument ls
dlsposed tn gas-tlght manner tn the sult moterlal, the caslng beln~
seporoted from the external otmosphere by a dlaphra~m, ond the
dlffuslon-measurtng head can be connected by a coble to the
meosurtng and a brm Instrument, whlch ls secured to the wearer's
body,
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The main advontages of the inventlon are that a dlffuslon-measurlng
head of o measurlng ond olorm Instrument can be dlsposed by slmple
meons in the protectlve sult wlthout the need for structural
alteratlons to the suit.

Other advantageous feotures of the Inventlon wlll be clear from sub-
clol~s 2 to 7.

An embodlment of the lnventlon ls shown ln the drawlngs and wlll be
descrlbed In detall hereinafter. In the drawlngs:

Flg. 1 shows a protectlve sult wlth weorer and a measuring and slor~
lnstrument for wearing under the sult, and

Flg. 2 ls a sectlonal dla~ram of ~ diffuslon-measurlng heod dlsposed
according to the lnventlon ln the protectlve sult and comprlsln6 a
messurtng and alarm instru~ent.

As Flg. 1 shows, o measuring and alarm lnstru~ent 1 ls worn on the
wearer's body und r a gas-tight fully protectlve suIt 2, and o
messured-vorlable plck-up, l.e. o dlffuslon-~easurlng head 3
conmunlcatln wlth the external otmosphere, ls connected by a cable ~
to tb- measurtng ond olorm lnstrument. The cable connectlon ~ can
be plu6ged or scr-w d to the meosurlng ond olorm lnstrument 1.
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~s Flg. 2 shows, o casing 5 for non-detachably holdlng the dlffuslon-
meosurln6 head 3 ls dlsposed in gas-tlght manner ln the sult
aterlal 2a, l.e. the casing 5 extends throu6h the sult m~tertol 2a
and ls screwed to a cap part 8 dlsposed on the outslde of the
protectlve sult, vla o slldlng rlng 6 and o rlgld frome 7 dlsposed on
the inslde of the suit moterlol 2a ond connected thereto ln gas-tight
manner. The dlffuslon-measurlng heod 3 and the octlve and in~ctlve
gas-detecting compon-nts 9 are plugged lnto the caslng 5 vla an 0-
rlng 10. The gas-detecting components 9 ore separated fro~ the

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external otmsphere by a slntered dlsc 11. In order to protect the
gos-detectlng components 9 fro~ corroslve pollutants, o dlaphragn 12
leodtng to the outer atmosphere ls provlded ln ccslng S and ls
dlsposed ln front of the slntered dlsc 11 and combustlble goses or
vapours con dlffuse through lt to the gas-detectlng components 9.
The combustlble gases or vopours to be measured enter the cop part
8, whlch ls connected for flow purposes to the dlffuslon-aeosurlng
heod 3. In the flow dtrectlon, the cop part hos an openlng 13
dlsposed opposlte an entry openlng 14 for combustlble goses and
vapours, and odopted to venttbte the stream of vapour or gos to be
me~sured, advantogeously after an excess pressure or buffer hos bullt
up tn front of the slntered dlsc 11. As a result of the excess
pressure, the streom of gas or vopour to be ae6sured flows unlformly
from the entry openlng 14 through the slntered dlsc 11 to the gos-
detectlng components 9. Thls ensures hlgh occuracy of meosure~ent.

~dvantageously olso, the meosurlng ond olorm lnstrument 1 con be
dlsposed in o pocket ~not shown In the drawlngs) on the lnslde of the
protectlve sult. In the event of on alorm, lf there Is o rlsk of
exploslon, th- weorer con olways be tnfor~ed by on acoustlc olorm,
whlch c~n e.g. be dtrectly transmltted to the wearer vla on earplece.



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Title Date
Forecasted Issue Date Unavailable
(22) Filed 1990-05-03
Examination Requested 1990-05-03
(41) Open to Public Inspection 1991-01-27
Dead Application 1992-11-03

Abandonment History

There is no abandonment history.

Payment History

Fee Type Anniversary Year Due Date Amount Paid Paid Date
Application Fee $0.00 1990-05-03
Registration of a document - section 124 $0.00 1990-10-19
Owners on Record

Note: Records showing the ownership history in alphabetical order.

Current Owners on Record
FLESSA, PETER
AUERGESELLSCHAFT G.M.B.H.
Past Owners on Record
None
Past Owners that do not appear in the "Owners on Record" listing will appear in other documentation within the application.
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Representative Drawing 1999-07-14 1 11
Cover Page 1991-01-27 1 69
Abstract 1991-01-27 1 33
Claims 1991-01-27 2 90
Drawings 1991-01-27 1 53
Description 1991-01-27 3 143