Portable Puncture-proof Pontoon for Wading Auxiliary Rescue

Abstract

The invention relates to a portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading auxiliary rescue which includes a first component, a floating body, an inflatable component, and a second component. The first component includes a first housing, a floating body roll and a first motor. The inflatable component includes a support plate, a connecting cylinder, an air bag and a compressed gas tank. The floating body includes a bridge body and an inflatable buoy. The second component includes a second housing, a cable reel and a power control box. The portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading auxiliary rescue has simple and reasonable structure, ease to use, portable, safe and reliable and has high adaptability, etc., which effectively solves the problem of wading rescue equipment that is not suitable for special terrain during rescue.

Description

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The invention relates to the field of rescue and disaster relief equipment, in particular to a portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading auxiliary rescue.

BACKGROUND

In floods or rainy seasons, the water in the city or the river is soaring due to excessive rain, which leads to traffic disruption or pedestrian trapping. In the past rescue operations, it is necessary to transfer people from the flood to the shore and need large-scale equipment such as pontoon bridges, fire ladders, assault boats as support. Large-scale machinery is used for rescue. However, in some special terrains such as wild mountain areas, large-scale machinery is difficult to reach, which not only causes inconvenience to rescue work, but may also miss the best rescue time. In the past rescue, in the face of large-scale machinery unreachable, fire-fighting ropes are usually used to connect rescuers and trapped people at both ends of the ropes. Rescuers or trapped persons move away along the fire-fighting rope. However, this method has certain hidden dangers and the need to consume a lot of physical strength during the process of travel. It is not suitable for the rescue of frail people such as old, weak, sick, and pregnant.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The technical problem to be solved is to overcome the above-mentioned deficiency by providing a portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading auxiliary rescue. It has simple and reasonable structure, ease to use, portable, safe and reliable and has high adaptability, etc., which effectively solves the problem of wading rescue equipment that is not suitable for special terrain during rescue.

The technical solution of the present invention is to provide a portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading auxiliary rescue which includes a first component, a floating body, an inflatable component, and the second component. The first component includes a first housing, a floating body roll having a hollow structure disposed in the inner cavity of the first housing, and a first motor. One end of the floating body roll is rotatably connected to the first housing. The inner cavity of the other end of the floating body roll is provided with annular gear ring. The annular gear ring is connected to the first motor fixed in the first housing through a gear.

The inflatable component includes a support plate, a connecting cylinder disposed on two sides of the support plate, an air bag disposed at a bottom of the support plate, and a compressed gas tank. The connecting cylinder is a cylindrical structure having a one-way opening, and the inner cavity thereof interconnected with the outlet of the compressed gas tank.

The floating body includes a bridge body and an inflatable buoy disposed on two sides of the bridge body. One end of the floating body is interconnected with the floating body roll, and the port of the inflatable buoy is a closed structure. The other end of the floating body is connected to the inflatable component. The port of the inflatable buoy is connected to the opening of the connecting cylinder through a quick connector.

The second component includes a second housing, a cable reel disposed in the housing, and a power control box. The power control box is fixedly disposed in a middle portion of the inner cavity of the second housing. The second housing is provided with a controller, two second motors and a battery. The controller is electrically connected to the first motor, the two second motors, and the battery.

The cable reel is symmetrically disposed on two sides of the power control box and is respectively mutually connected to the two second motors. The cable reel is provided with a cable, and the cable passes through a connecting ring on the connecting cylinder and is connected to the first component.

Further, the outer side surface of the first housing and the second housing is provided with a handle having an annular structure. The handle disposed on the first housing is provided with a narrow opening in the extending direction of the floating body, and the floating body passes through the narrow opening.

Further, the first housing and the second housing are further provided with a connecting belt, and the free end of the connecting belt is provided with a fastening connector.

Further, the inflatable component is provided with a cover plate for covering the joint between the inflatable component and the floating body.

Further, the bridge body is formed by interconnecting elastic rubbers with a honeycomb cavity inside the whole block or a plurality of interconnected chain plates.

Further, a plurality of reinforcing bars are disposed in the bridge body in the direction of the central axis of the floating body roll, and two ends of the reinforcing bars are spherical structures that are not easy to pierce the bridge body.

Further, the outer surface of the inflatable buoy is fixedly provided with a puncture-proof layer made of polyparaphenylene terephthalamide fiber.

The technical effect of the present invention is to provide a portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading assisted rescue, which includes a first component, a floating body, an inflatable component, and a second component. The first component and the second component are connected to each other by a cable disposed on the second component. During use, the first component and the second component are respectively fixed at both ends of the trapped person and the rescuer, which provides good stability. When the inflatable component is inflated into the floating body, the floating body is deployed along the extending direction of the cable. The floating body is provided with a puncture-proof layer, which can deal with the sharp objects in the water which puncture the floating body. The floating body is also provided with reinforcing bars, which can uniformly stress the surface of the floating body, reduce the risk of rollover of the bridge body. It is easy to store and easy to carry after use, suitable for most need to wading rescue operations. It can also be used as temporary bridges for post-disaster and field camping. It has simple and reasonable structure, ease to use, portable, safe and reliable and has high adaptability, etc., which effectively solves the problem of wading rescue equipment that is not suitable for special terrain during rescue.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The invention is illustrated by the following figures and embodiments.

FIG. 1 shows a schematic diagram of whole structure of a portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading auxiliary rescue in accordance with an example embodiment.

FIG. 2 shows a schematic diagram of connection of a first housing and a handle of a portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading auxiliary rescue in accordance with an example embodiment.

FIG. 3 shows a schematic diagram of connecting of a first housing, a floating body roll, and a first motor of a portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading auxiliary rescue in accordance with an example embodiment.

FIG. 4 shows a schematic diagram of a floating body of a portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading auxiliary rescue in accordance with an example embodiment.

FIG. 5 shows a schematic diagram of upper surface of inflatable component of a portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading auxiliary rescue in accordance with an example embodiment.

FIG. 6 shows a schematic diagram of bottom of inflatable component of a portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading auxiliary rescue in accordance with an example embodiment.

FIG. 7 shows a schematic diagram of a whole structure of a second housing of a portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading auxiliary rescue in accordance with an example embodiment.

FIG. 8 shows a schematic diagram of inner structure of a second housing of a portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading auxiliary rescue in accordance with an example embodiment.

The reference numbers of the figures are as follows:

• 1: first component; 11: handle; 12: narrow opening; 13: first housing; 14: floating body roll; 141: annular gear ring; 15: first motor; 16: gear; 17: fastening connector; 18: connecting belt; 2: floating body; 21: bridge body; 211: reinforcing bar; 22: inflatable buoy; 222: puncture-proof layer; 3: inflatable component; 31: quick connector; 32: cover plate; 33: support plate; 34: connecting cylinder; 35: air bag; 36: compressed gas tank; 37: connecting ring; 4: second component; 41: cable reel; 42: power control box; 421: controller; 422: second motor; 423: battery; 43: second housing; 44: cable.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The invention is illustrated in accordance with figures. The figures as simplified diagrams demonstrate the basic structures of the apparatus of embodiments of the invention. Thus, the invention is not limited to the figures.

As shown in FIG. 1, a portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading auxiliary rescue includes a first component 1, a floating body 2, an inflatable component 3, and the second component 4.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the first component 1 includes a first housing 13, a floating body roll 14 having a hollow structure disposed in the inner cavity of the first housing 13, and a first motor 15. One end of the floating body roll 14 is rotatably connected to the first housing 13. The inner cavity of the other end of the floating body roll 14 is provided with annular gear ring 141. The annular gear ring 141 is connected to the first motor 15 fixed in the first housing 13 through a gear 16.

In order to prevent the annular gear ring 141 and the gear 16 from separating when rotating relative to each other, the floating body roll 14 is provided with an axial limiting mechanism at the end which is rotatably connected to the first housing 13. In an example, one end of the floating body roll 14 and the first housing 13 are rotatably connected to each other by a bearing. The floating body roll 14 and an outer ring of the bearing are fixedly connected to each other, and the first housing 13 and the inner ring of the bearing are fixedly connected to each other.

As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the inflatable component 3 includes a support plate 33, a connecting cylinder 34 disposed on two sides of the support plate 33, an air bag 35 disposed at a bottom of the support plate 33, and a compressed gas tank 36. The connecting cylinder 34 is a cylindrical structure having a one-way opening, and the inner cavity thereof interconnected with the outlet of the compressed gas tank 36.

The air bag 35 disposed at the bottom of the support plate 33 is used to provide buoyancy for the inflatable component 3. The air bag 35 during use can be connected to the compressed gas tank 36 for inflation or is set to act as a permanent inflated air bag 35.

As shown in FIG. 4, the floating body 2 includes a bridge body 21 and an inflatable buoy 22 disposed on two sides of the bridge body 21. One end of the floating body 21 is interconnected with the floating body roll 14, and the port of the inflatable buoy 22 is a closed structure. The other end of the floating body 2 is connected to the inflatable component 3. The port of the inflatable buoy 22 is connected to the opening of the connecting cylinder 34 through a quick connector 31.

As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the second component 4 includes a second housing 43, a cable reel 41 disposed in the housing, and a power control box 42. The power control box 42 is sealed box with water-proof fixedly disposed in a middle portion of the inner cavity of the second housing. The second housing 43 is provided with a controller 421, two second motors 422 and a battery 423. The controller 421 is electrically connected to the first motor 15, the two second motors 422, and the battery 423. The controller 421 is connected to an external device by wire or wirelessly, and the external device can send the relevant control command to the controller 421.

The cable reel 41 is symmetrically disposed on two sides of the power control box 42 and is respectively mutually connected to the two second motors 422. The cable reel 41 is provided with a cable 44, and the cable 44 passes through a connecting ring 37 on the connecting cylinder 34 and is connected to the first component 1.

The connecting ring 37 is in an intermittent fit with the cable reel 44, and the connecting ring 37 and the cable 44 are slidably coupled to each other. The cable reel 44 and the first component 1 are connected to each other by a detachable connecting member such as a snap fastener.

In an example of FIG. 2, the outer side surface of the first housing 13 and the second housing 43 is provided with a handle 11 having an annular structure. The handle 11 disposed on the first housing 13 is provided with a narrow opening 12 in the extending direction of the floating body 2, and the floating body 2 passes through the narrow opening 12.

When the floating body 2 is inflated, the narrow opening 12 plays a guiding role. When the floating body 2 is recovered, the narrow opening 12 serves as a guiding action and extrude the air therein for convenient storage.

In an example of FIG. 1, the first housing 13 and the second housing 43 are further provided with a connecting belt 18, and the free end of the connecting belt 18 is provided with a fastening connector 17. The fastening connector 17 is, for example, a snap fastener, a safety buckle, a rod that can be inserted into the ground, or any member that can assist the connecting belt 18 to be fixed.

In an example of FIGS. 1 and 5, the inflatable component 3 is provided with a cover plate 32 for covering the joint between the inflatable component 3 and the floating body 2, which prevents the joint from stumbling pedestrians or pedestrians from falling into danger.

In an example of FIG. 4, the bridge body 21 is formed by interconnecting elastic rubbers with a honeycomb cavity inside the whole block. In another example, the bridge body 21 is formed by a plurality of interconnected light chain plates.

In an example, a plurality of reinforcing bars 211 are disposed in the bridge body 21 in the direction of the central axis of the floating body roll 14, and two ends of the reinforcing bars 211 are spherical structures that are not easy to pierce the bridge body 21. The function of the reinforcing bars 211 is to make the force applied on the bridge surface more uniform, and the person walking on the bridge surface does not cause the bridge body to tip over due to the concentrated force.

In an example of FIG. 4, the outer surface of the inflatable buoy 22 is fixedly provided with a puncture-proof layer 222 made of polyparaphenylene terephthalamide fiber to prevent sharp objects in the water from puncturing the inflatable buoy 22.

In view of the conductivity of water, the electrical appliance used in the present invention is preferably a waterproof type when the performance is satisfied, and the electrical interface should be waterproof.

A portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading assisted rescue of the present invention has a reasonable structure which includes a first component, a floating body, an inflatable component, and a second component. The first component and the second component are connected to each other by a cable disposed on the second component. During use, the first component and the second component are respectively fixed at both ends of the trapped person and the rescuer, which provides good stability. When the inflatable component is inflated into the floating body, the floating body is deployed along the extending direction of the cable. The floating body is provided with a puncture-proof layer, which can deal with the sharp objects in the water which puncture the floating body. The floating body is also provided with reinforcing bars, which can uniformly stress the surface of the floating body, reduce the risk of rollover of the bridge body. It is easy to store and easy to carry after use, suitable for most need to wading rescue operations. It can also be used as temporary bridges for post-disaster and field camping. It has simple and reasonable structure, ease to use, portable, safe and reliable and has high adaptability, etc., which effectively solves the problem of wading rescue equipment that is not suitable for special terrain during rescue.

The exemplary embodiments of the present invention are thus fully described. Although the description referred to particular embodiments; it will be clear to one skilled in the art that the present invention may be practiced with variations of these specific details. Hence this invention should not be construed as limited to the embodiments set forth herein.

Claims

1. A portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading auxiliary rescue, comprising a first component 1, a floating body 2, an inflatable component 3, and the second component 4, wherein the first component 1 includes a first housing 13, a floating body roll 14 having a hollow structure disposed in the inner cavity of the first housing 13, and a first motor 15; one end of the floating body roll 14 is rotatably connected to the first housing 13; the inner cavity of the other end of the floating body roll 14 is provided with annular gear ring 141; the annular gear ring 141 is connected to the first motor 15 fixed in the first housing 13 through a gear 16, wherein the inflatable component 3 includes a support plate 33, a connecting cylinder 34 disposed on two sides of the support plate 33, an air bag 35 disposed at a bottom of the support plate 33, and a compressed gas tank 36; the connecting cylinder 34 is a cylindrical structure having a one-way opening, and the inner cavity thereof interconnected with the outlet of the compressed gas tank 36,wherein the floating body 2 includes a bridge body 21 and an inflatable buoy 22 disposed on two sides of the bridge body 21; one end of the floating body 21 is interconnected with the floating body roll 14, and the port of the inflatable buoy 22 is a closed structure; the other end of the floating body 2 is connected to the inflatable component 3; the port of the inflatable buoy 22 is connected to the opening of the connecting cylinder 34 through a quick connector 31,wherein the second component 4 includes a second housing 43, a cable reel 41 disposed in the housing, and a power control box 42; the power control box 42 is sealed box with water-proof fixedly disposed in a middle portion of the inner cavity of the second housing; the second housing 43 is provided with a controller 421, two second motors 422 and a battery 423; the controller 421 is electrically connected to the first motor 15, the two second motors 422, and the battery 423,wherein the cable reel 41 is symmetrically disposed on two sides of the power control box 42 and is respectively mutually connected to the two second motors 422; the cable reel 41 is provided with a cable 44, and the cable 44 passes through a connecting ring 37 on the connecting cylinder 34 and is connected to the first component 1.

2. The portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading auxiliary rescue of claim 1, wherein the outer side surface of the first housing 13 and the second housing 43 is provided with a handle 11 having an annular structure; the handle 11 disposed on the first housing 13 is provided with a narrow opening 12 in the extending direction of the floating body 2, and the floating body 2 passes through the narrow opening 12.

3. The portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading auxiliary rescue of claim 1, wherein the first housing 13 and the second housing 43 are further provided with a connecting belt 18, and the free end of the connecting belt 18 is provided with a fastening connector 17.

4. The portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading auxiliary rescue of claim 1, wherein the inflatable component 3 is provided with a cover plate 32 for covering the joint between the inflatable component 3 and the floating body 2.

5. The portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading auxiliary rescue of claim 1, wherein the bridge body 21 is formed by interconnecting elastic rubbers with a honeycomb cavity inside the whole block by a plurality of interconnected chain plates.

6. The portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading auxiliary rescue of claim 1, wherein a plurality of reinforcing bars 211 are disposed in the bridge body 21 in the direction of the central axis of the floating body roll 14, and two ends of the reinforcing bars 211 are spherical structures that are not easy to pierce the bridge body 21.

7. The portable puncture-proof pontoon for wading auxiliary rescue of claim 1, wherein the outer surface of the inflatable buoy 22 is fixedly provided with a puncture-proof layer 222 made of polyparaphenylene terephthalamide fiber.