Forest emergency rescue suit

Abstract

The utility model discloses a forest emergency rescue suit which comprises an upper garment, trousers and an opening and closing structure, the upper garment comprises a front garment body located on the front side of a user and a rear garment body located on the rear side of the user, the front garment body is provided with an upper body front side ventilation structure, and the rear garment body is provided with an upper body back side ventilation structure; the trousers comprise front trousers located on the front side of a user and rear trousers located on the rear side of the user, the front trousers are provided with a lower body front side breathable structure, and the rear trousers are provided with a lower body rear side breathable structure; the opening and closing structure is arranged on at least one of the upper body front side ventilation structure, the upper body back side ventilation structure, the lower body front side ventilation structure and the lower body back side ventilation structure and used for adjusting the ventilation degree of the corresponding ventilation structure. According to the technical scheme, a user can adjust the heat dissipation performance of the forest emergency rescue suit according to the requirements of the user.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of rescue suits, and particularly relates to a forest rescue suit for emergency rescue. Background Art

[0002] A rescue suit is a protective clothing specially designed for natural disaster rescue sites, and particularly plays a key role in forest fire fighting and rescue. This kind of clothing has various functional characteristics, such as flame retardancy, wear resistance, lightness, strong tensile resistance, etc., to protect the safety of rescue personnel. At the same time, the rescue suit also has eye-catching colors and markings for quick identification in complex rescue environments. As an essential equipment for rescue team members, the performance of the rescue suit is directly related to the efficiency of rescue work and the safety of rescue personnel.

[0003] Although the existing forest fire fighting and rescue protective suits meet the requirements in basic protection functions, there are still obvious deficiencies in actual use. When rescue personnel carry out forest fire fighting operations, these protective suits can provide necessary flame retardancy and heat resistance protection. However, due to the limitations of their structural design, the air permeability is often poor, resulting in the situation that rescue personnel are prone to overheating and increased discomfort during high-intensity work. More troublesome is that when rescue personnel need to take a short break, the existing protective suits are difficult to dissipate heat quickly. This creates an embarrassing situation: rescue personnel either endure the stuffy discomfort and continue to wear the protective suit, or take the risk of taking off the protective suit to seek coolness. Therefore, developing a rescue suit that can ensure the protection performance while having good air permeability and can flexibly adjust the heat dissipation performance according to different working states and environments has become a technical problem that needs to be solved urgently at present. Summary of the Utility Model

[0004] The main purpose of the utility model is to propose a forest rescue suit for emergency rescue, aiming to solve the technical problem that the existing forest rescue suit for emergency rescue cannot adjust the heat dissipation performance according to different working states and environments.

[0005] To achieve the above purpose, the forest rescue suit for emergency rescue proposed by the utility model includes an upper garment, trousers and an opening and closing structure. The upper garment includes a front garment located at the front side of the user and a back garment located at the back side of the user. The front garment is provided with an upper body front side air permeability structure, and the back garment is provided with an upper body back side air permeability structure; the trousers include a front trouser located at the front side of the user and a back trouser located at the back side of the user. The front trouser is provided with a lower body front side air permeability structure, and the back trouser is provided with a lower body back side air permeability structure; the opening and closing structure is arranged on at least one of the upper body front side air permeability structure, the upper body back side air permeability structure, the lower body front side air permeability structure and the lower body back side air permeability structure for adjusting the air permeability degree of the corresponding air permeability structure.

[0006] Optionally, the front garment includes a front torso part and two front sleeve parts respectively connected to the front torso part. Front side ventilation holes are provided at the connection between the front torso part and any one of the front sleeve parts, and the front side ventilation holes form a part of the upper body front side ventilation structure.

[0007] Optionally, the front side ventilation holes are provided in the included angle area formed by the connection of the side edge of the front torso part and the lower edge of the front sleeve part.

[0008] Optionally, a front chest ventilation net is provided at the position corresponding to the user's chest on the front torso part. The mesh holes of the front chest ventilation net form a part of the upper body front side ventilation structure. The opening and closing structure includes a front chest pocket that detachably covers the front chest ventilation net.

[0009] Optionally, front chest vertical connecting bands are provided on both opposite sides of the front chest ventilation net;

[0010] The front chest pocket is provided with two front chest connecting parts respectively detachably connected to the two front chest vertical connecting bands;

[0011] The front chest connecting part can be detachably connected to the structure at any position in the length direction of the front chest vertical connecting band to realize the covering or avoidance of the front chest pocket on the front chest ventilation net.

[0012] Optionally, the back garment includes a back torso part and two back sleeve parts respectively connected to the back torso part. Organ pleats are formed at the connection between the back torso part and each back sleeve part, and the organ pleats are provided with rear side ventilation holes. The rear side ventilation holes form a part of the upper body back side ventilation structure.

[0013] Optionally, a back side ventilation net is provided at the position corresponding to the user's back on the back torso part. The mesh holes of the back side ventilation net form a part of the upper body back side ventilation structure. The opening and closing structure includes a back side sticker detachably covering the back side ventilation net.

[0014] Optionally, the front pants are provided with hip pockets. The hip pockets include an inner pocket wall close to the user's body and an outer pocket wall away from the user's body. The inner pocket wall is made of breathable mesh material, and the mesh holes of the inner pocket wall form the lower body front side ventilation structure;

[0015] The opening and closing structure includes a pocket lid detachably connected to the hip pocket, and the pocket lid can selectively cover or expose the inner pocket wall.

[0016] Optionally, the back pants are provided with a post-knee ventilation net at the position corresponding to the popliteal fossa behind the user's knees. The mesh holes of the post-knee ventilation net form the lower body rear side ventilation structure. The opening and closing structure includes a post-knee cover detachably covering the post-knee ventilation net.

[0017] Optionally, vertical connecting bands are provided on both opposite sides of the rear knee breathable mesh;

[0018] The rear knee cover body is provided with two rear knee connectors respectively detachably connected to the two vertical rear knee connecting bands;

[0019] The rear knee connector can be detachably connected to the structure at any position in the length direction of the vertical rear knee connecting band, so as to realize the covering or avoidance of the rear knee breathable mesh by the rear knee cover body.

[0020] The forest fire fighting and rescue suit of the present utility model effectively solves the problems faced in the use of existing forest fire fighting and rescue protective clothing by respectively providing breathable structures on the front and rear sides of the upper garment and the trousers and being equipped with an adjustable opening and closing structure. This design allows rescue personnel to flexibly adjust the breathability of the clothing according to the working state and environmental requirements, thereby significantly improving the breathability and comfort of the clothing while ensuring the protection performance. Specifically, when performing high-intensity fire fighting operations, rescue personnel can close the corresponding opening and closing structures to ensure maximum protection; while when resting or performing low-intensity work, they can open the corresponding opening and closing structures to increase breathability and quickly dissipate heat and cool down. This adjustable design not only solves the contradiction between the protection performance and heat dissipation requirements of existing forest fire fighting and rescue suits, but also improves the adaptability of rescue personnel in different environments. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0021] In order to more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present utility model or the prior art, the following will briefly introduce the drawings required for use in the description of the embodiments or the prior art. Obviously, the drawings in the following description are only some embodiments of the present utility model. For those of ordinary skill in the art, without creative efforts, other drawings can be obtained based on the structures shown in these drawings.

[0022] Figure 1 It is a front view of an embodiment of the upper garment of the forest fire fighting and rescue suit of the present utility model;

[0023] Figure 2 It is Figure 1 a rear view of the upper garment;

[0024] Figure 3 It is a front view of an embodiment of the trousers of the forest fire fighting and rescue suit of the present utility model;

[0025] Figure 4 It is Figure 3 a rear view of the trousers.

[0026] Explanation of the reference numerals in the drawings:

[0027] 1. Upper garment; 11. Front garment; 111. Front body trunk; 112. Front sleeve part; 113. Front chest vertical connecting band; 12. Upper body front - side ventilation structure; 121. Front - side ventilation holes; 122. Front chest ventilation net; 13. Rear garment; 131. Rear body trunk; 132. Rear sleeve part; 133. Accordion pleats; 14. Upper body back - side ventilation structure; 141. Rear - side ventilation holes; 142. Back - side ventilation net; 2. Trousers; 21. Front trousers; 211. Hip pocket; 211a. Inner pocket wall; 211b. Outer pocket wall; 22. Lower body front - side ventilation structure; 23. Rear trousers; 231. Rear - knee vertical connecting band; 24. Lower body back - side ventilation structure; 241. Rear - knee ventilation net; 3. Opening - closing structure; 31. Front chest pocket; 32. Back - side sticker; 33. Pocket lid; 34. Rear - knee cover body; 4. Fan.

[0028] The realization of the purpose, functional features and advantages of the present utility model will be further described in conjunction with the embodiments and with reference to the accompanying drawings. Specific embodiments

[0029] Next, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described in conjunction with the accompanying drawings in the embodiments of the present utility model. Obviously, the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present utility model, rather than all the embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present utility model, all other embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skill in the art without making creative efforts belong to the scope of protection of the present utility model.

[0030] It should be noted that if there are directional indications (such as up, down, left, right, front, back,...) involved in the embodiments of the present utility model, the directional indications are only used to explain the relative positional relationship and movement conditions between components in a specific posture (as shown in the accompanying drawings). If the specific posture changes, the directional indications will also change accordingly.

[0031] In addition, the descriptions involving "first", "second", etc. in the present utility model are only for descriptive purposes, and cannot be understood as indicating or implying their relative importance or implicitly indicating the quantity of the indicated technical features. Thus, the features defined with "first" and "second" may explicitly or implicitly include at least one such feature. In addition, "and / or" throughout the text includes three scenarios. Taking A and / or B as an example, it includes the technical solution of A, the technical solution of B, and the technical solution that both A and B are satisfied. In addition, the technical solutions between the embodiments can be combined with each other, and it must be based on the fact that those of ordinary skill in the art can implement it. When the combination of technical solutions is contradictory or impossible to implement, it should be considered that such a combination of technical solutions does not exist and is not within the scope of protection required by the present utility model.

[0032] The present utility model provides a forest rescue and relief suit.

[0033] In the embodiment of the present utility model, as Figures 1 to 4 shown, the forest rescue and relief suit includes an upper garment 1, trousers 2 and an opening and closing structure 3. The upper garment 1 includes a front garment 11 located on the front side of the user and a rear garment 13 located on the rear side of the user. The front garment 11 is provided with an upper body front side ventilation structure 12, and the rear garment 13 is provided with an upper body back side ventilation structure 14; the trousers 2 include a front trouser 21 located on the front side of the user and a rear trouser 23 located on the rear side of the user. The front trouser 21 is provided with a lower body front side ventilation structure 22, and the rear trouser 23 is provided with a lower body back side ventilation structure 24; the opening and closing structure 3 is arranged on at least one of the upper body front side ventilation structure 12, the upper body back side ventilation structure 14, the lower body front side ventilation structure 22 and the lower body back side ventilation structure 24 for adjusting the ventilation degree of the corresponding ventilation structure. When the opening and closing structure 3 is installed at the upper body front side ventilation structure 12, the "corresponding ventilation structure" refers to the upper body front side ventilation structure 12, and the same applies to other ventilation structures.

[0034] Specifically, in this embodiment, the forest rescue and relief suit adopts a single-layer structure design, which not only ensures the protection performance but also reduces the overall weight. The upper garment 1 and the trousers 2 together constitute the main structure of the forest rescue and relief suit, providing full-body protection for rescue personnel. The ventilation structure can be various designs that allow air circulation, such as ventilation holes, ventilation nets or other ventilation materials. The opening and closing structure 3 can be various adjustable devices, such as zippers, Velcro, snap buttons or other openable and closable structures. It should be noted that the collar of the forest rescue and relief suit adopts a stand-up collar design and is equipped with a protective collar edge, further enhancing the protection of the neck.

[0035] In this embodiment, the distinction between the front garment 11 and the rear garment 13 is based on the position when the forest rescue and relief suit is worn. The front garment 11 refers to the front half part of the upper garment 1 of the forest rescue and relief suit that covers the front side of the user's body, while the rear garment 13 refers to the rear half part that covers the back side of the user's upper body. The two are connected at the side seam of the forest rescue and relief suit. The distinction between the front trouser 21 and the rear trouser 23 of the trousers 2 is the same as that of the upper garment 1 and will not be elaborated here. The ventilation structure is arranged on these parts to ensure effective ventilation and heat dissipation in all areas of the body. The opening and closing structure 3 cooperates with the ventilation structure and can adjust the ventilation degree by physical connection or integration in the same component. To enhance durability, the shoulders of the upper garment 1 are provided with wear-resistant reinforcements, which is particularly important in high-intensity rescue work. In addition, flame-retardant printed reflective tapes are printed on the front chest, back and arms of the upper garment 1, which not only improves the flame-retardant performance but also enhances the visibility in low-light environments.

[0036] It should be explained that the "front side of the user" and the "rear side of the user" refer to the parts located in front of and behind the human body respectively when the forest rescue and relief suit is worn on the human body.

[0037] The design of the forest rescue suit described in this utility model can effectively solve the problem that it is difficult to balance the protection performance and breathability of existing forest rescue suits in different working states. By setting breathable structures on the front and back of the upper body 1 and the trousers 2 and equipping with an adjustable opening and closing structure 3, rescue personnel can flexibly adjust the breathability of the clothing according to work requirements and environmental conditions. This multi-mode air circulation breathable structure design not only improves the overall breathability and comfort of the forest rescue suit, but also meets the heat dissipation requirements in different situations while ensuring necessary protection. Especially in forest fire fighting operations, rescue personnel can quickly adjust the breathable state of the clothing according to the work intensity and environmental temperature, and can achieve rapid heat dissipation without taking off the protective clothing, which greatly improves the rescue efficiency and safety, and also solves the problem of different dressing images during rest.

[0038] Optionally, the front garment 11 includes a front body trunk part 111 and two front sleeve parts 112 respectively connected to the front body trunk part 111. A front side ventilation hole 121 is provided at the connection of the front body trunk part 111 and any one of the front sleeve parts 112, and the front side ventilation hole 121 forms a part of the upper body front side breathable structure 12.

[0039] Specifically, the front body trunk part 111 refers to the main part covering the chest and abdomen of the user, while the front sleeve part 112 refers to the part covering the arm. The front side ventilation hole 121 can be openings of various shapes and sizes, such as circular, oval or other geometric-shaped holes. The connection of the front body trunk part 111 and the front sleeve part 112 refers to the area where these two parts intersect, usually near the shoulders and armpits. The front side ventilation hole 121 is set at the intersection of these two parts, so that the front side ventilation hole 121 can effectively be located in the area where the human body is prone to sweating and needs heat dissipation.

[0040] Preferably, the front side ventilation hole 121 is set in the included angle area formed by the connection of the side edge of the front body trunk part 111 and the lower edge of the front sleeve part 112.

[0041] Specifically, the "included angle area" is a relatively abstract concept, which refers to a generally angular area formed by the intersection of the front body trunk part 111 and the front sleeve part 112. The specific shape and size of this area may vary slightly due to the size and design of the forest rescue suit, but its core position is always near the armpit.

[0042] The armpit area is one of the main sweating parts of the human body. Setting ventilation holes here can maximize the heat dissipation effect. Secondly, this position is relatively concealed. Even if ventilation holes are set, it will not significantly affect the overall appearance and protective performance of the forest rescue suit. Thirdly, the ventilation holes in this position are not easily directly affected by the external environment, such as the intrusion of rain or dust, thus maintaining a certain degree of protection while providing good ventilation. Finally, this design also takes into account the needs of the human body during movement. When the rescuer raises the arm, the ventilation holes in this area can be better exposed, thus providing more effective heat dissipation.

[0043] Optionally, a front chest ventilation net 122 is provided at a position corresponding to the user's chest on the front trunk part 111. The mesh holes of the front chest ventilation net 122 form a part of the upper body front side ventilation structure 12. The opening and closing structure 3 includes a front chest pocket 31 that detachably covers the front chest ventilation net 122.

[0044] Specifically, the front chest ventilation net 122 is a special ventilation structure and can be made of a mesh fabric, a porous material, or other materials with good ventilation performance. The size of the mesh holes of this ventilation net can be designed according to actual needs, ensuring both sufficient ventilation and necessary protective functions. The front chest pocket 31 can be a detachable pocket structure and may be connected to the main body of the forest rescue suit by means of Velcro, snap buttons, zippers, or other detachable connection methods.

[0045] The front chest ventilation net 122 is provided on the front trunk part 111, specifically at a position corresponding to the user's chest. This setting method can be achieved by cutting a suitable opening in the front chest part of the forest rescue suit and then sewing or heat-pressing the ventilation net material to the opening. The front chest pocket 31 can be provided with corresponding connection structures at its edges so that it can cover the front chest ventilation net 122 and can be detached as needed.

[0046] It can be understood that the front chest area is one of the important parts of the human body for heat dissipation. Setting a ventilation net here can effectively improve the overall ventilation performance. Secondly, the detachable front chest pocket 31 as the opening and closing structure 3 enables the rescuer to adjust the ventilation degree according to actual needs. In the case of strong protection requirements, the pocket cover 33 can be closed on the ventilation net; while in the case of heat dissipation needs, the pocket can be removed to fully expose the ventilation net. This flexible design not only improves the adaptability of the forest rescue suit but also maximizes the heat dissipation needs in different working states while ensuring the protective performance. In addition, this design also takes into account practicality. The front chest pocket 31 provides space for the rescuer to carry small items while not affecting the ventilation function. This multi-functional design greatly improves the practicality and comfort of the forest rescue suit and helps to improve the work efficiency of the rescuer.

[0047] Optionally, front chest vertical connecting bands 113 are provided on both opposite sides of the front chest breathable mesh 122;

[0048] The front chest pocket 31 is provided with two front chest connecting members respectively detachably connected to the two front chest vertical connecting bands 113;

[0049] The front chest connecting member can be detachably connected to the structure at any position in the length direction of the front chest vertical connecting band 113, so as to realize the covering or avoidance of the front chest breathable mesh 122 by the front chest pocket 31.

[0050] Specifically, the front chest vertical connecting band 113 refers to a strip-shaped structure vertically arranged on both sides of the front chest breathable mesh 122. This kind of connecting band can be made of wear-resistant and high-strength materials, such as nylon belts or other synthetic fiber materials. The front chest connecting member refers to a component connected to the front chest pocket 31 and used to realize the detachable connection with the front chest vertical connecting band 113, and can be a magic tape, snap button, buckle or other devices capable of realizing quick connection and disconnection.

[0051] It can be understood that this embodiment provides a more refined air permeability adjustment ability. The user can partially or completely cover the front chest breathable mesh 122 by adjusting the position of the pocket, so as to precisely control the air permeability.

[0052] Optionally, the rear garment 13 includes a rear body trunk 131 and two rear sleeve parts 132 respectively connected to the rear body trunk 131. An accordion fold 133 is formed at the connection of the rear body trunk 131 and each rear sleeve part 132. The accordion fold 133 is provided with a rear side air hole 141, and the rear side air hole 141 constitutes a part of the upper body dorsal side breathable structure 14.

[0053] In this embodiment, the rear body trunk 131 refers to the main part of the forest fire fighting and rescue suit upper garment 1 covering the user's back, and the rear sleeve part 132 is the part covering the rear side of the arm. The accordion fold 133 is a special fold structure, shaped like the folds of an accordion, which can be unfolded when needed to increase the activity space. The rear side air hole 141 can be small holes of various shapes, such as circular, oval or other geometric shapes. These holes can directly penetrate the material of the accordion fold 133 or be made of special breathable materials.

[0054] It can be understood that the design of the accordion pleats 133 greatly increases the freedom of movement of the forest rescue suit at the shoulders and back, enabling rescue personnel to perform various actions, such as raising the arms and bending down, more flexibly without feeling restricted by the clothes. Secondly, the rear ventilation holes 141 are provided at the accordion pleats 133, making clever use of the characteristics of this structure. When the rescue personnel move, the accordion pleats 133 will expand and contract accordingly, and this movement can produce a "ventilator" effect, promoting air circulation and enhancing the heat dissipation effect. In addition, setting the ventilation holes at the accordion pleats 133 can ensure breathability without overly affecting the overall protective performance of the forest rescue suit, because these holes will be partially blocked when the accordion pleats 133 contract. Finally, this design also takes into account the actual needs of rescue work. During high-intensity activities, the expansion of the accordion pleats 133 not only provides a larger movement space but also increases the ventilation area, effectively helping the rescue personnel to dissipate heat and cool down. This innovative design greatly improves the functionality and comfort of the forest rescue suit, helping rescue personnel to maintain a good working state in various complex environments.

[0055] Optionally, a dorsal ventilation net 142 is provided at a position corresponding to the back of the user on the rear body trunk 131. The mesh holes of the dorsal ventilation net 142 form a part of the upper body dorsal ventilation structure 14. The opening and closing structure 3 includes a dorsal sticker 32 detachably covering the dorsal ventilation net 142.

[0056] In this embodiment, the dorsal ventilation net 142 is a special ventilation structure and can be made of a mesh fabric, a porous material, or other materials with good air permeability. The size and density of the mesh holes of this dorsal ventilation net 142 can be designed according to actual needs, ensuring sufficient breathability while maintaining the necessary protective function. The dorsal sticker 32 can be a detachable strip structure and may be connected to the rear body trunk 131 by using Velcro, snap buttons, zippers, or other detachable connection methods.

[0057] It is not difficult to understand that the back is one of the important parts of the human body for heat dissipation. Setting a large - area breathable mesh here can significantly improve the overall breathability. Secondly, the detachable dorsal sticker 32, as the opening - and - closing structure 3, enables rescue personnel to flexibly adjust the breathability of the back according to actual needs. In the case of requiring strong protection, the sticker can be closed over the breathable mesh; while when a large amount of heat dissipation is needed, the sticker can be removed to fully expose the breathable mesh. This design not only improves the adaptability of the forest fire - fighting and rescue suit in different working environments, but also maximizes the heat dissipation requirements under different working intensities while ensuring the protection performance. In addition, the design of the dorsal sticker 32 can also be used to place identification or reflective strips, increasing the recognition and safety of the forest fire - fighting and rescue suit. This multi - functional design greatly enhances the practicality and comfort of the forest fire - fighting and rescue suit, helping rescue personnel maintain a good working state in various complex environments and improving rescue efficiency.

[0058] Optionally, the front trousers 21 are provided with hip pockets 211. The hip pocket 211 includes an inner pocket wall 211a close to the user's body and an outer pocket wall 211b away from the user's body. The inner pocket wall 211a is made of breathable mesh material, and the mesh holes of the inner pocket wall 211a constitute the front - side breathable structure 22 of the lower body;

[0059] The opening - and - closing structure 3 includes a pocket cover 33 detachably connected to the hip pocket 211, and the pocket cover 33 can selectively cover or expose the inner pocket wall 211a.

[0060] In this embodiment, the hip pocket 211 refers to a pocket structure provided at the position of the front trousers 21 close to the hip. The inner pocket wall 211a refers to the pocket wall close to the user's body, while the outer pocket wall 211b refers to the pocket wall away from the user's body. The breathable mesh material can be various mesh materials with good breathability, such as nylon mesh, polyester mesh or other synthetic fiber mesh materials. The pocket cover 33 is a structure that can cover the pocket opening and can be made of the same or similar material as the main body of the forest fire - fighting and rescue suit.

[0061] The hip pocket 211 is usually fixed to the front trousers 21 by sewing, and its position should be convenient for the user to take and place items. The inner pocket wall 211a is made of breathable mesh material, which can be achieved by cutting the mesh material into a suitable shape and then sewing it with the outer pocket wall 211b and the trousers 2 main body. The pocket cover 33 can be connected to the pocket or the trousers 2 main body by setting detachable connection structures (such as Velcro, snap buttons, etc.) on one or more sides of it, enabling it to open and close flexibly.

[0062] It can be understood that integrating the breathable structure into the hip pocket 211 effectively utilizes the limited space of the clothing and improves the overall breathability without adding additional breathable areas. Secondly, the hip position is close to one of the main heat dissipation areas of the human body, and setting the breathable structure here can effectively promote heat dissipation. Moreover, the detachable flap 33 design enables the user to flexibly adjust the breathability according to actual needs. When more protection is required, the flap 33 can be covered; while when enhanced heat dissipation is needed, the flap 33 can be opened. This design not only improves the adaptability of the forest rescue suit but also meets the heat dissipation requirements under different working intensities while ensuring the basic functions. In addition, this design retains the storage function of the pocket, increasing the practicality of the forest rescue suit. Through this multi-functional design, rescue personnel can obtain better comfort and convenience in various complex working environments, thus improving work efficiency and safety.

[0063] Optionally, the rear trousers 23 are provided with a posterior knee breathable net 241 at the popliteal fossa position corresponding to the user's knees, and the mesh holes of the posterior knee breathable net 241 constitute the lower body posterior breathable structure 24. The opening and closing structure 3 includes a posterior knee cover body 34 detachably covering the posterior knee breathable net 241.

[0064] In this embodiment, the posterior knee breathable net 241 is a breathable structure and can be made of a mesh fabric, a porous material, or other materials with good breathable performance. The size and density of the mesh holes of this breathable net can be designed according to actual needs, ensuring sufficient breathability while maintaining the necessary protective function. The posterior knee cover body 34 can be a detachable cover plate structure and may be connected to the main body of the forest rescue suit by means of Velcro, snap buttons, zippers, or other detachable connection methods.

[0065] The posterior knee breathable net 241 is provided on the rear trousers 23, and the specific position corresponds to the popliteal fossa position of the user's knees.

[0066] It can be understood that the popliteal fossa behind the knee is another important heat dissipation part of the human body. Setting a breathable net here can effectively improve the breathability and comfort of the legs. Secondly, this position is often bent during rescue work. Setting a breathable structure can reduce the accumulation of sweat and improve comfort. Thirdly, the detachable knee cover 34 serves as the opening and closing structure 3, enabling rescue personnel to flexibly adjust the breathability of the area behind the knee according to actual needs. In case of need for protection, the cover can be closed on the breathable net; while when heat dissipation is required, the cover can be removed to fully expose the breathable net. This design not only improves the adaptability of the forest fire fighting and rescue suit in different working environments, but also maximizes the heat dissipation requirements under different working intensities while ensuring the protection performance. In addition, this design also takes into account the situations where kneeling or squatting may be required during rescue work, and the detachable cover can provide additional protection in these situations. This multi-functional design greatly enhances the practicality and comfort of the forest fire fighting and rescue suit, helps rescue personnel maintain a good working state in various complex environments, and improves the rescue efficiency and safety.

[0067] Optionally, vertical connecting bands 231 behind the knee are provided on both opposite sides of the breathable net 241 behind the knee;

[0068] The knee cover 34 is provided with two connecting parts behind the knee that are detachably connected to the two vertical connecting bands 231 behind the knee respectively;

[0069] The connecting part behind the knee can be detachably connected to the structure at any position in the length direction of the vertical connecting band 231 behind the knee, so as to realize the covering or avoidance of the breathable net 241 behind the knee by the knee cover 34.

[0070] In this embodiment, the vertical connecting band 231 behind the knee refers to a strip-shaped structure vertically arranged on both sides of the breathable net 241 behind the knee. This connecting band can be made of wear-resistant and high-strength materials, such as nylon tape or other synthetic fiber materials. The connecting part behind the knee refers to a component connected to the knee cover 34 and used to realize the detachable connection with the vertical connecting band 231 behind the knee, which can be a magic tape, snap button, buckle or other devices that can achieve quick connection and disconnection.

[0071] This embodiment provides a more refined breathability adjustment ability. The user can partially or completely cover the breathable net 241 behind the knee by adjusting the position of the knee cover 34, so as to precisely control the breathability.

[0072] In some embodiments, small bladeless fans 4 are also provided in the front chest pocket 31 and the hip pocket 211.

[0073] During the use of the present utility model, under normal circumstances, the basic ventilation effect is achieved by the front ventilation holes 121 (under the armpits) and the rear ventilation holes 141 (at the accordion pleats 133). When there is no mountain wind, the active air convection mode can be adopted. The small bladeless fan 4 is fixed in the front chest pocket 31 and the hip pocket 211. Air is inhaled through the front chest ventilation net 122 and the inner pocket wall 211a of the hip pocket 211, and then discharged through the dorsal ventilation net 142 and the rear knee ventilation net 241 to form an effective air circulation for cooling. In the case of mountain wind, the passive air convection mode can be enabled. By removing the front chest pocket 31, the dorsal sticker 32, the lid 33 of the hip pocket 211, and the rear knee cover 34, the mountain wind is fully utilized for cooling. These detachable components can be temporarily fixed on the forest rescue and relief clothing through fixing parts such as magnets to prevent loss. This multi-mode design enables the forest rescue and relief clothing to adapt to different working environments and intensities, effectively balancing the protection performance and heat dissipation requirements, and greatly improving the working comfort and efficiency of the rescue personnel.

[0074] The above are only the preferred embodiments of the present utility model, and do not limit the patent scope of the present utility model accordingly. All equivalent structural transformations made under the inventive concept of the present utility model by using the content of the specification and drawings of the present utility model, or directly / indirectly applied in other related technical fields are included in the patent protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims

1. A forest rescue and relief suit, characterized in that, Comprising: An upper garment (1), the upper garment (1) includes a front garment (11) located at the front side of the user and a back garment (13) located at the back side of the user. The front garment (11) is provided with an upper body front side breathable structure (12), and the back garment (13) is provided with an upper body back side breathable structure (14); Trousers (2), the trousers (2) include a front trouser (21) located at the front side of the user and a back trouser (23) located at the back side of the user. The front trouser (21) is provided with a lower body front side breathable structure (22), and the back trouser (23) is provided with a lower body back side breathable structure (24); An opening and closing structure (3) is provided on at least one of the upper body front side breathable structure (12), the upper body back side breathable structure (14), the lower body front side breathable structure (22), and the lower body back side breathable structure (24) for adjusting the breathability of the corresponding breathable structure.

2. The forest rescue and relief suit according to claim 1, wherein The front garment (11) includes a front body trunk part (111) and two front sleeve parts (112) respectively connected to the front body trunk part (111). At the connection of the front body trunk part (111) and any one of the front sleeve parts (112), a front side ventilation hole (121) is provided, and the front side ventilation hole (121) constitutes a part of the upper body front side breathable structure (12).

3. The forest rescue and relief suit according to claim 2, characterized in that, The front side ventilation hole (121) is arranged in an angular area formed by the connection of the side edge of the front body trunk part (111) and the lower edge of the front sleeve part (112).

4. The forest fire rescue suit according to claim 2, wherein, At the position corresponding to the user's chest on the front body trunk part (111), a front chest breathable net (122) is provided. The mesh holes of the front chest breathable net (122) constitute a part of the upper body front side breathable structure (12). The opening and closing structure (3) includes a front chest pocket (31) that detachably covers the front chest breathable net (122).

5. The forest rescue and relief suit according to claim 4, characterized in that, On both opposite sides of the front chest breathable net (122), front chest vertical connecting bands (113) are provided; The front chest pocket (31) is provided with two front chest connecting parts that are respectively detachably connected to the two front chest vertical connecting bands (113); The front chest connecting part can be detachably connected to the structure at any position in the length direction of the front chest vertical connecting band (113) to achieve the covering or avoidance of the front chest breathable net (122) by the front chest pocket (31).

6. The forest rescue and relief suit according to claim 1, characterized in that, The back garment (13) includes a back body trunk part (131) and two back sleeve parts (132) respectively connected to the back body trunk part (131). At the connection of the back body trunk part (131) and each back sleeve part (132), a bellows fold (133) is formed. The bellows fold (133) is provided with a rear side ventilation hole (141), and the rear side ventilation hole (141) constitutes a part of the upper body back side breathable structure (14).

7. The forest fire fighting and rescue suit according to claim 6, characterized in that, At the position corresponding to the user's back on the back body trunk part (131), a back side breathable net (142) is provided. The mesh holes of the back side breathable net (142) constitute a part of the upper body back side breathable structure (14). The opening and closing structure (3) includes a back side sticker (32) that detachably covers the back side breathable net (142).

8. The forest rescue and relief suit according to claim 1, characterized in that, The front trousers (21) are provided with hip pockets (211). The hip pockets (211) include an inner pocket wall (211a) close to the user's body side and an outer pocket wall (211b) far from the user's body side. The inner pocket wall (211a) is made of breathable mesh material, and the mesh holes of the inner pocket wall (211a) form the front lower body breathable structure (22). The opening and closing structure (3) includes a lid (33) detachably connected to the hip pocket (211). The lid (33) can selectively cover or expose the inner pocket wall (211a).

9. The forest rescue and relief clothing according to claim 1, characterized in that, The rear trousers (23) are provided with a rear knee breathable mesh (241) at the position corresponding to the popliteal fossa behind the user's knees. The mesh holes of the rear knee breathable mesh (241) form the rear lower body breathable structure (24). The opening and closing structure (3) includes a rear knee cover body (34) detachably covering the rear knee breathable mesh (241).

10. The forest rescue and relief suit according to claim 9, characterized in that, Both sides of the rear knee breathable mesh (241) are provided with rear knee vertical connecting bands (231). The rear knee cover body (34) is provided with two rear knee connecting pieces respectively detachably connected to the two rear knee vertical connecting bands (231). The rear knee connecting piece can be detachably connected to the structure at any position in the length direction of the rear knee vertical connecting band (231) to realize the covering or avoidance of the rear knee breathable mesh (241) by the rear knee cover body (34).

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