Underground coal mine crawler-type medical protective transfer bed

Abstract

The embodiment of the invention discloses an underground coal mine crawler-type medical protective transfer bed, and belongs to the field of coal mine underground medical use. The underground coal mine crawler-type medical protective transfer bed comprises a push-pull protective cover, crawler hinges, an air conditioner cooling device, a bed body, a circuit opening, a storage battery, a body indexmonitor, a front cover monitor, an air quality monitor, a damping device, an air conditioner air inlet, a shaft, guide wheels, walking wheels, a water-shielding type air outlet and the like. The front cover monitor is arranged in front of the bed body, and the monitor is provided with the body index monitor, the air quality monitor and the circuit opening; the storage battery and the air conditioner cooling device are mounted on the lower part; a walking mechanism is arranged on the lower part of the transfer bed and comprises the crawler structure damping device, the crawler hinges, the shaft, the guide wheels and the walking wheels; and the push-pull protective cover is of an independent structure, the structure and the front cover monitor can form a closed space, and the water-shielding type air outlet is formed in the rear part of the push-pull protective cover. By researching and developing the underground coal mine crawler-type medical protective transfer bed, various unsafe factors can be further isolated, wound surfaces of injured workers are prevented from being polluted, and injured parts are prevented from being further injured.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a crawler-type medical protection transfer bed under a coal mine, in particular to a protection transfer bed used for rescuing the wounded when an accident occurs underground, and belongs to the field of medical use under the coal mine. Background technique

[0002] As a high-risk industry, the coal mining industry will inevitably encounter some accidents during on-site construction; such as coal seam deflagration causing personnel skin burns and burns. On the way of workers, they often encounter roof water and underground moisture to pollute and infect the injured parts. For example, once there are roof accidents such as roof fall and ground pressure impact during underground construction, scattered rocks will fall from the broken roof and hurt people during the rescue and transfer of injured workers. The main protective measures for normal workers when going down the mine are safety helmets. However, there are no special pro...

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