Passenger vehicle comprising a ventilation system
A ventilation system and passenger transportation technology, applied in transportation and packaging, railway car body parts, railway vehicle heating/cooling, etc., can solve the problems of ventilation system accessibility, expensive maintenance costs, long maintenance time, etc.
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[0023] will refer to Figure 1 to Figure 3 The invention is more particularly described in its application to passenger rail vehicles such as trains or subways.
[0024] figure 1 A part of a compartment 2 of a train (not shown) for transporting passengers is schematically shown.
[0025] The compartment 2 comprises seats 4 for passengers 6 , the seats being arranged, for example, in rows and each row comprising at least two seats 4 arranged side by side.
[0026] The compartment 2 forms part of a carriage 8 of the railway vehicle, the carriage 8 comprising an outer wall 10 .
[0027] At least one glass window 12 is fixed to the outer wall 10 to allow daylight to penetrate and to enable the passengers 6 to see the scenery outside the vehicle.
[0028] The compartment 2 comprises, for example, for each glazing 12 a blind 14 adapted to be rolled up around a roller (or reel) 16 placed in a position where the glazing (traditionally, glazing is placed in trains, The vicinity of ...
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