Emergency lifesaving blanket for field geological exploration operation, using method and tent support building method

Abstract

The invention discloses an emergency life-saving blanket for field geological exploration operation, a using method and a tent support building method, the life-saving blanket comprises a front composition part and a rear composition part, a head wearing opening is formed in the middle position of a boundary between the front composition part and the rear composition part, and the side edges of the front composition part and the rear composition part are connected with a front binding belt and a rear binding belt respectively; the rear composition part is connected with a head heat preservation sheet, and the head heat preservation sheet is provided with a left binding belt and a right binding belt; the front composition part and the head heat preservation sheet are further provided with a hook-and-loop fastener male surface and a hook-and-loop fastener female surface which are mutually connected; when the thermal insulation clothes are used, the front binding belt is connected with the rear binding belt, and the left binding belt is connected with the right binding belt. When the emergency life-saving blanket is used as tent covering cloth, the left binding belt and the right binding belt are bound to the cross beam rod together, and the front binding belt and the rear binding belt are connected to the multiple inclined supporting rods. The portable tent is convenient to carry, can be quickly worn on a human body when being used as a heat preservation garment, and can be quickly connected to a tent bracket built in the field when being used as tent covering cloth.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The invention relates to an emergency life-saving blanket for field geological exploration operations, a use method thereof, and a tent support erection method, and belongs to the field of field geological exploration operations. Background Art

[0002] During field exploration, workers are often provided with emergency blankets. Lightweight and easy to carry, these blankets barely increase the worker's workload. They can be used to shield against rain, sun, and wind in the field, and provide warmth during rest periods in moderately cold conditions (generally above 0°C). They utilize the infrared reflective properties of aluminum coatings to reflect the body's radiant heat, achieving a warmth-retaining effect. They can reflect approximately 60% of the body's radiant heat and are particularly effective when worn over outer clothing.

[0003] Currently, emergency blankets on the market are made from a single layer of aluminized PE / PET film, cut into rectangular shapes. These blankets are difficult to quickly convert into thermal insulation in cold weather. Furthermore, when used as tent covers, their light weight and thinness make them easily blown away by the wind, making them difficult to quickly attach to tent stands in the field. Summary of the Invention

[0004] In response to the shortcomings of the existing technology, the present application provides an emergency life-saving blanket for field geological exploration operations. While ensuring ease of portability, the emergency life-saving blanket can be quickly worn on the human body when used as a thermal insulation garment, and can be quickly connected to a tent stand erected in the field when used as a tent cover.

[0005] A field exploration emergency life-saving blanket comprises a front component and a rear component. The front component is provided with a head wearing opening at the middle position of the dividing line between the front component and the rear component. The sides of the front component and the rear component are connected to the front strap and the rear strap respectively. The rear component is connected to the head wearing opening at the head wearing opening. The left and right straps are provided on both sides of the head insulation sheet. The front component and the head insulation sheet also have a male and female Velcro surface for mutual connection. When the emergency life-saving blanket is used as a thermal insulation garment, the front strap and the rear strap are connected so that the front component and the rear component are respectively attached to the front chest and the back of the human body to form the front and rear parts of the thermal insulation garment, and the left strap and the right strap are connected when the head insulation sheet wraps around the human head; When the emergency life-saving blanket is used as a tent cover on a tent frame, the left and right binding belts are tied together to the crossbar of the tent frame, and the front and rear binding belts are connected to a plurality of diagonal support rods of the tent frame.

[0006] Preferably, the head insulation sheet is made of the same aluminum film material as the life-saving blanket.

[0007] Preferably, the front strap and the rear strap are sewn to the front component and the rear component respectively, the head insulation sheet is sewn to the rear component, the left strap and the right strap are sewn to the head insulation sheet, and the male and female surfaces of the Velcro are sewn to the front component and the head insulation sheet respectively.

[0008] Preferably, the male surface of the Velcro surrounds the head wearing opening, which includes a left male surface, a right male surface, and an intermediate male surface connecting the left male surface and the right male surface; the female surface includes a left female surface, a right female surface, and an intermediate female surface connecting the left female surface and the right female surface.

[0009] Preferably, when the emergency life-saving blanket is used as a tent cover, the left and right restraint belts are aligned with and pass through the head wearing opening.

[0010] The present invention also relates to a method for using the emergency blanket for field exploration operations according to any of the above technical solutions, comprising: When used as a thermal insulation garment, first put the head into the head wearing opening, then connect the front strap and the rear strap to form the front and rear parts of the thermal insulation garment. Finally, wrap the head insulation sheet around the human head, and connect the left and right straps around the chin. When used as a tent cover, first, spread out the life blanket and place it on the crossbeam of the tent frame. Then, use the left and right straps to fix the life blanket to the crossbeam. Finally, tie the front and rear straps to the diagonal support rods on both sides of the tent frame.

[0011] The present invention also relates to a method for erecting a tent stand, which is applicable to the emergency life-saving blanket described in any of the above technical solutions, and comprises the following steps: Step 1: Build a stand, which includes two vertical poles and a horizontal pole connected to the two vertical poles; Step 2: Spread out the life blanket and place it symmetrically on the crossbar. Then, use the left and right straps to secure the life blanket to the middle of the crossbar. Step 3: Based on the positions of the two ends of the life blanket, connect the diagonal bracing rods to the crossbars at an angle below the ends of the life blanket; Step 4: Remove the vertical rods and cut off the parts of the horizontal rods that extend beyond the ends of the life-saving blanket to form the horizontal rods into beam rods.

[0012] Preferably, the vertical rods and horizontal rods are tree branches or bamboo poles.

[0013] In summary, the present invention has the following beneficial effects: 1: The emergency life-saving blanket for field geological exploration operations of the present invention can be quickly put on the human body when used as a thermal insulation garment while ensuring easy portability, and can also be quickly connected to a tent stand erected in the field when used as a tent cover.

[0014] 2: The tent support erection method of the present invention and the tent support erected therefrom are very suitable for connecting the above-mentioned special emergency life-saving blanket to the tent support, and are also conducive to quickly connecting the emergency life-saving blanket to the tent support. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0015] Figure 1 This is a simplified diagram showing the structure of an emergency life-saving blanket when unfolded; Figure 2 for Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the structure of a Chinese emergency life-saving blanket with the head insulation sheet torn off; Figure 3 This is a connection diagram for using an emergency blanket as a tent cover; Figure 4 It is a stand in the tent stand construction method; Figure 5 It is a rough bracket formed in the tent bracket erection method; Figure 6 It is the tent support obtained in the tent support erection method. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0016] The present invention will be further described below through specific embodiments with reference to the accompanying drawings. Example

[0017] An emergency life-saving blanket for field exploration operations, see Figure 1-2 As shown, it includes a front component 11 and a rear component 12 made of aluminum film. The front component 11 is provided with a head wearing opening 13 at the middle position of the dividing line between the front component 11 and the rear component 12. The sides of the front component 11 and the rear component 12 are respectively connected to the front strap 2 and the rear strap 3. The rear component 12 is connected to a head insulation sheet 4 at the head wearing opening 13. The head insulation sheet 4 is made of the same aluminum film as the life-saving blanket. The left and right straps 51 and 52 are provided on both sides of the head insulation sheet 4. The front component 11 and the head insulation sheet 4 also have a male surface 61 and a female surface 62 of Velcro for mutual connection. When the emergency life-saving blanket is used as a thermal insulation garment, first separate the male surface 61 and the female surface 62 of the Velcro, and put the head into the head wearing opening 13, and then connect the front strap 2 with the rear strap 3, so that the front component 11 and the rear component 12 are respectively attached to the front chest and back of the human body to form the front and rear parts of the thermal insulation garment. Then, wrap the head insulation sheet 4 around the human head, and make the left strap 51 and the right strap 52 go around the chin and then connect. The connection between the left strap 51 and the right strap 52 is used to ensure that the head insulation sheet 4 always covers the human head. Through these steps, the emergency life-saving blanket can be quickly worn on the human body when used as a thermal insulation garment.

[0018] When the emergency life-saving blanket is used as a tent cover on a tent frame, the tent frame adopts a common structural form, which includes a crossbeam 02 and diagonal support rods 01 located on both sides of the crossbeam 02. Two symmetrical diagonal support rods 01 are set on each side of the crossbeam 02. First, spread out the life-saving blanket and put it on the crossbeam 02 of the tent frame. Then, use the left and right straps 51 and 52 to fix the life-saving blanket on the crossbeam 02. Finally, tie the front straps 2 and the rear straps 3 to the diagonal support rods 01 on both sides of the tent frame. When the front straps 2 and the rear straps 3 are tied to the diagonal support rods 01, since the life-saving blanket is fixedly connected to the crossbeam 02 and cannot move, the front straps 2 and the rear straps 3 can be connected to the diagonal support rods 01 smoothly and quickly, thereby realizing the rapid connection of the emergency life-saving blanket to the tent frame erected in the wild when used as a tent cover.

[0019] In addition, when the emergency life-saving blanket is used as a thermal insulation garment and a tent cover, the left and right binding straps 51 and 52 play different connecting roles and have multiple connecting functions. At the same time, the front and rear binding straps 2 and 3 also play different connecting roles and have multiple connecting functions. Therefore, for the entire emergency life-saving blanket, the use and arrangement of the connecting straps are reduced as much as possible, the structure of the emergency life-saving blanket is simplified, and the advantage of the emergency life-saving blanket being easy to carry is ensured.

[0020] The front strap 2 and rear strap 3 are sewn to the front component 11 and rear component 12, respectively. The head insulation sheet 4 is sewn to the rear component 12. The left and right straps 51 and 52 are sewn to the head insulation sheet 4. The male and female Velcro surfaces 61 and 62 are sewn to the front component 11 and head insulation sheet 4, respectively. This emergency life-saving blanket simplifies the manufacturing process by sewing the front strap 2, rear strap 3, head insulation sheet 4, left and right straps 51, 52, and male and female Velcro surfaces 61, 62 to the aluminum film material.

[0021] The Velcro male surface 61 surrounds the head wearing opening 13, and includes a left male surface, a right male surface, and an intermediate male surface connecting the left male surface and the right male surface. Similarly, the female surface 62 correspondingly includes a left female surface, a right female surface, and an intermediate female surface connecting the left female surface and the right female surface. Such Velcro male surface 61 and female surface 62 can enable the emergency life-saving blanket to be used as a tent cover, and the top surface of the tent cover to form a sealed top surface, so that it will not leak when it is raining.

[0022] When the emergency life-saving blanket is used as a tent cover, the left and right straps 51, 52 are aligned with and pass through the head wearing opening 13. In this case, when the life-saving blanket is fixed to the crossbeam 02 using the left and right straps 51, 52, the left and right straps 51, 52 will not press on the edge of the head wearing opening 13, thereby preventing the head wearing opening 13 from being deformed and causing the connection performance between the Velcro male surface 61 and the Velcro female surface 62 to deteriorate.

[0023] This embodiment also relates to a method for using an emergency life-saving blanket, which is applicable to the above-mentioned emergency life-saving blanket for field exploration operations, comprising: When used as a thermal insulation garment, the head is first placed in the head wearing opening 13, and then the front strap 2 is connected to the rear strap 3, so that the front component 11 and the rear component 12 form the front and rear parts of the thermal insulation garment. Finally, the head insulation sheet 4 is wrapped around the human head, and the left strap 51 and the right strap 52 are wrapped around the chin and connected. When used as a tent cover, first, spread out the life blanket and place it on the crossbeam 02 of the tent frame, then use the left and right straps 51 and 52 to fix the life blanket to the crossbeam 02, and finally, tie the front and rear straps 2 and 3 to the diagonal support rods 01 on both sides of the tent frame.

[0024] Compared with the prior art method of simply cutting the life-saving blanket into a rectangular shape, this method of use enables the emergency life-saving blanket to be quickly put on the human body when used as a thermal insulation garment, and to be quickly connected to a tent stand erected outdoors when used as a tent cover.

[0025] A tent stand construction method, suitable for the above-mentioned emergency life-saving blanket for field exploration operations, comprises the following steps: Step 1: Build a frame, such as Figure 4 As shown, the stand comprises two vertical rods and a horizontal rod connected to the two vertical rods. The vertical rods and the horizontal rods are directly made of wild branches or bamboo poles. Step 2: Spread out the life blanket and place it symmetrically on the crossbar. Then, use the left and right straps 51 and 52 to secure the life blanket to the middle of the crossbar 02. Step 3: According to the positions of both ends of the life blanket, connect the diagonal support rod 01 to the cross bar at an angle below the end of the life blanket to form Figure 5 Approximate bracket shown.

[0026] Step 4: Remove the vertical rods and cut off the crossbars beyond the end of the life blanket to form the crossbars into beams 02. Figure 6 Tent stand in the middle.

[0027] This construction method, because the life-saving blanket is symmetrically placed on the crossbar, and the left and right binding straps 51 and 52 securely connect the life-saving blanket to the middle position of the crossbar 02, makes it difficult for the life-saving blanket to be blown off the crossbar by the wind, making it convenient for field workers to use the life-saving blanket as a reference to quickly determine the connection position of the diagonal support rod 01, thereby quickly achieving the construction of the tent frame. The tent frame constructed in this way is very suitable for connecting the above-mentioned special emergency life-saving blanket to the tent frame, and is also conducive to the rapid connection of the emergency life-saving blanket to the tent frame. In the prior art, the tent frame is generally directly assembled from outdoor objects such as branches and bamboo poles, and the resulting tent frame is not necessarily suitable for the rapid installation of the life-saving blanket.

[0028] The above embodiments are merely descriptions of preferred embodiments of the present invention and are not intended to limit the concept and scope of the present invention. Any modifications and improvements made to the technical solution of the present invention by a person of ordinary skill in the art without departing from the design concept of the present invention shall fall within the scope of protection of the present invention. The technical content for which protection is sought in the present invention is fully set forth in the claims.

Claims

1. Emergency life-saving blanket for field exploration operation, characterized by: The invention comprises a front component (11) and a rear component (12), wherein the front component (11) is provided with a head wearing opening (13) at the middle position of the dividing line between the front component (11) and the rear component (12), the sides of the front component (11) and the rear component (12) are respectively connected with a front binding strap (2) and a rear binding strap (3), and the rear component (12) is connected with a head heat preservation sheet (4) at the position of the head wearing opening (13), and a left binding strap (51) and a right binding strap (52) are provided on both sides of the head heat preservation sheet (4); the front component (11) and the head heat preservation sheet (4) also have a male surface (61) and a female surface (62) of Velcro for mutual connection; When the emergency life-saving blanket is used as a thermal insulation garment, the front strap (2) and the rear strap (3) are connected so that the front component (11) and the rear component (12) are respectively attached to the front chest and the back of the human body to form the front and rear parts of the thermal insulation garment, and the left strap (51) and the right strap (52) are connected when the head thermal insulation sheet (4) wraps around the human head; When the emergency life-saving blanket is used as a tent cover on a tent frame, the left binding belt (51) and the right binding belt (52) are tied together to the crossbeam (02) of the tent frame, and the front binding belt (2) and the rear binding belt (3) are connected to a plurality of diagonal support rods (01) of the tent frame.

2. The emergency life-saving blanket for field exploration operations according to claim 1, characterized in that: The head heat-insulating sheet (4) is made of the same aluminum film material as the life-saving blanket.

3. The emergency life-saving blanket for field exploration operations according to claim 1, characterized in that: The front binding strap (2) and the rear binding strap (3) are sewn to the front component (11) and the rear component (12) respectively; the head heat-insulating sheet (4) is sewn to the rear component (12); the left binding strap (51) and the right binding strap (52) are sewn to the head heat-insulating sheet (4); and the male surface (61) and the female surface (62) of the Velcro are sewn to the front component (11) and the head heat-insulating sheet (4) respectively.

4. The emergency life-saving blanket for field exploration operations according to claim 1, characterized in that: The Velcro male surface (61) surrounds the head wearing opening (13), and includes a left male surface, a right male surface, and an intermediate male surface connecting the left male surface and the right male surface; the female surface (62) includes a left female surface, a right female surface, and an intermediate female surface connecting the left female surface and the right female surface.

5. The emergency life-saving blanket for field exploration operations according to claim 1, characterized in that: When the emergency life-saving blanket is used as a tent cover, the left binding belt (51) and the right binding belt (52) are aligned with the head wearing opening (13) and pass through the head wearing opening (13).

6. A method for using the emergency blanket for field exploration operations according to claim 1, characterized in that: Include: When used as a thermal insulation garment, the head is first placed in the head wearing opening (13), and then the front strap (2) and the rear strap (3) are connected so that the front component (11) and the rear component (12) form the front and rear parts of the thermal insulation garment. Finally, the head thermal insulation sheet (4) is wrapped around the human head, and the left strap (51) and the right strap (52) are connected after being wrapped around the chin. When used as a tent cover, first, the life-saving blanket is spread out and placed on the crossbar (02) of the tent frame, then, the life-saving blanket is fixedly connected to the crossbar (02) using the left binding belt (51) and the right binding belt (52), and finally, the front binding belt (2) and the rear binding belt (3) are tied to the diagonal support rods (01) on both sides of the tent frame.

7. A method for erecting a tent frame, characterized in that: The emergency life-saving blanket according to claim 1 comprises the following steps: Step 1: Build a stand, which includes two vertical poles and a horizontal pole connected to the two vertical poles; Step 2: Spread out the life-saving blanket and place it symmetrically on the crossbar. Then, use the left tie belt (51) and the right tie belt (52) to fix the life-saving blanket to the middle position of the crossbar (02); Step 3: Compare the two end positions of the life-saving blanket and connect the diagonal support rod (01) to the crossbar at an angle below the end of the life-saving blanket; Step 4: Remove the vertical rods and simultaneously cut off the cross rods beyond the ends of the life-saving blanket so that the cross rods are formed into cross beams (02).

8. A tent stand erection method according to claim 7, characterized in that: The vertical rods and horizontal rods are tree branches or bamboo poles.

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