Isolating curtain for preventing and controlling A (H1N1) flu

Abstract

The invention relates to an isolating curtain for preventing and controlling A (H1N1) flu, which is used for public isolation, unit isolation and household isolation. The equal width or non-equal width disinfecting and sterilizing isolating curtain with various functions is attached to a doorframe of a building or a house of a public place, a unit and a resident. Multiple groups of isolating curtains for preventing and controlling A (H1N1) flu adopt a structure that is formed in such a way that all groups of coating edges at both edges of a long foursquare soft plastic film are sewn by lines;soft magnet-strip magnetic poles N are respectively arranged in the coating edges of adjacent groups of isolating curtains, soft plastic thin pipes are arranged in parallel, both ends of the soft plastic thin pipes are sealed, and the walls of the pipes are provided with pinholes; soft magnet-strip magnetic poles S are respectively arranged in the coating edges of adjacent groups of isolating curtains, soft plastic thin pipes are arranged in parallel, both ends of the soft plastic thin pipes are sealed, and the walls of the pipes are provided with pinholes; the outer coating edge of the isolating curtain at the doorframe side is fixed on the doorframe side by a double-surface sticky tape; and the two strip magnetic poles of the N pole and the S pole are opposite and attractive to form an automatically-closed isolating curtain.

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Technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the public isolation of the public or citizens in buildings or houses in public places, the unit isolation of staff in units in buildings or houses of units, and the home isolation of residents' own families in buildings or houses or living rooms. Controlling the transmission of various viruses or mutant viruses in the air will not harm the human body and the prevention and isolation of H1N1 influenza from the epidemic. The prevention and control type A H1N1 influenza isolation curtains on the door frames of public places, on the door frames of units and on the door frames of residents' own homes. Background technique [0002] At present, according to the known technologies announced by the WHO and the Ministry of Health of China, since the outbreak of Influenza A (H1N1) in the United States, Mexico and other countries in mid-March 2009, the development speed is astonishing, and it is a geometric transnational The tran...

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Problems solved by technology

The virus currently monitored is a mixture of bird flu, human flu and swine flu virus gene fragments. Influenza A is a new thing, and it is likely to mutate again. If it mutates again, the virulence will increase dramatically and it will be more difficult to

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