Reaction-speed-controllable chemical oxygen self-rescuer
A technology of reaction speed and chemical oxygen, which is applied in fire rescue, life-saving equipment, respiratory protection devices, etc., can solve the problems of no reaction of oxygen generating agent and low utilization rate of oxygen generating agent, and achieve the effect of reducing waste
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Embodiment 1
[0037] Experimenter A wears the chemical oxygen self-rescuer of the present invention for 30 minutes, turns on the oxygen corrosion, and sits quietly. After 4 minutes, the airbag begins to disperse from the folded shape, and gradually expands for 12 minutes. The airbag is full, and the breathing resistance increases. The airbag changes little when breathing; after 15 minutes, the breathing gas resistance is large and the respiratory frequency is high; release part of the air in the airbag, twist the central axis rotator, and replace with new medicine; then the airbag begins to increase slowly, and the respiratory frequency decreases, and after 25 minutes At this time, the airbag is full again, the breathing pressure increases, and the breathing rate increases; part of the air in the airbag is released again, and the central axis rotator is twisted to replace the new drug; then the airbag begins to increase slowly, and the respiratory rate decreases. After 45 minutes, the airbag ...
Embodiment 2
[0039] Experimenter A wears the chemical oxygen self-rescuer of the present invention for 45 minutes, turns on the oxygen corrosion, and walks at a pace of about 4 km / h. After 4 minutes, the airbag begins to spread out from the folded shape and gradually expands for 12 minutes. The airbag is full , the breathing resistance increases, and the airbag changes little with each breath; after 20 minutes, the breathing gas resistance is large and the breathing frequency is high; release part of the air in the airbag, twist the central axis rotator, and replace with new medicine; then the airbag begins to increase slowly After 42 minutes, the airbag was filled again, the breathing pressure increased, and the breathing frequency increased; part of the air in the airbag was released again, and the central axis rotator was twisted to replace the new drug; then the airbag began to increase slowly, The respiratory rate decreased, and the pressure of the air bag increased again at 55 minutes...
Embodiment 3
[0041] Experimenter A wears the chemical oxygen self-rescuer of the present invention for 60 minutes, turns on the oxygen corrosion, and runs at a speed of about 8 km / h. After 4 minutes, the airbag begins to disperse from the folded shape and gradually expands for 15 minutes. The airbag is full. The respiratory resistance increases, and the airbag changes little with each breath; after 18 minutes, the respiratory gas resistance is high, and the respiratory frequency is high; part of the air in the airbag is released, the central axis rotator is twisted, and new medicine is replaced; then the airbag begins to increase slowly , the respiratory rate decreased, and at 36 minutes, the airbag was filled again, the breathing pressure increased, and the respiratory rate increased; part of the air in the airbag was released again, and the central axis rotator was twisted to replace the new drug; then the airbag began to increase slowly, and the breathing The frequency decreased, and the...
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