Vehicle fire blanket extrusion structure

Abstract

This invention relates to a fire blanket ejection structure for vehicles, mainly comprising two corresponding suspended tracks. Above one side of the tracks is a storage box for retracting the fire blanket. The tracks contain a traction mechanism that drives the fire blanket ejection. The bottom of the storage box has an ejection opening for the fire blanket to be ejected, with the ejection direction perpendicular to the track. In this way, by lowering the blanket and simultaneously moving it along the track via the traction mechanism, the drawbacks of traditional parallel ejection, such as pulling and machine blockage caused by the difference between the ejection speed and the traction speed, can be effectively improved, thus achieving smooth and unobstructed blanket ejection.

Claims

1. A fire blanket ejection structure for a vehicle, comprising two corresponding suspended tracks at least in one parking space, a storage box for holding the fire blanket on one side of the track, a powered rotating shaft inside the storage box for winding and releasing the fire blanket, and a traction mechanism inside the track for displacing the fire blanket, the traction mechanism pulling the fire blanket within the track via a steel cable, characterized in that: the storage box is located above the track, and an ejection opening for the fire blanket is provided at the bottom of the storage box, the fire blanket forming an ejection direction through the ejection opening, the ejection direction being perpendicular to the direction in which the track or the steel cable pulls the fire blanket.

2. The fire blanket ejection structure of the vehicle fire blanket as described in claim 1, wherein a bottom support is further provided at the front end of the fire blanket, the bottom support being used to flatten the fire blanket and allowing the two ends of the bottom support to be respectively located in the track and in transmission contact with the traction mechanism.

3. The fire blanket outlet structure of the vehicle fire blanket as described in claim 1 or 2, wherein at least one temperature detector or at least one smoke detector is installed in the area of ​​the parking space, the temperature detector being located at the lower end of the parking space to detect temperature changes, and the smoke detector being located at the upper end of the parking space to detect smoke conditions.

4. The fire blanket dispensing structure of the vehicle fire blanket as described in claim 3, further comprising two corresponding fixed tracks and two corresponding movable tracks installed between the two fixed tracks, wherein a plurality of suspension members are provided between the movable tracks and the tracks, and the movable tracks can drive the tracks and the storage box to move and displace on the fixed tracks.

5. The fire blanket delivery structure of the vehicle-mounted fire blanket as described in claim 1, wherein a water spraying device is provided on the track, the water spraying device includes a set of deluge pipes provided on the track, the deluge pipes are provided with drain holes, and the deluge pipes have an external water inlet that can be connected to fire-fighting water equipment.

6. The fire blanket delivery structure of the vehicle-mounted fire blanket as described in claim 4, wherein a water spraying device is provided on the track, the water spraying device includes a set of deluge pipes provided on the track, the deluge pipes are provided with drain holes, and the deluge pipes have an external water inlet that can be connected to fire-fighting water equipment.

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