Study of Firemen Respirator Fixed Inflatable Device Rapid Inflation Methods Optimization

Bo Yun Liu; Guang Lu Ren; Yan Hong Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.962-965.1621

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Study of Firemen Respirator Fixed Inflatable Device Rapid Inflation Methods Optimization

Abstract:

The use of air pressure pump for local pressurization in pressure air system is an important application of energy saving technology of pneumatic. The firemen respirator fixed inflatable this basic principle device utilization system design. Due to the different inflation affects firefighters respirator fixed inflatable device energy consumption and filling speed, in this paper, the energy consumption by comparing different charging mode , and the charging mode is optimized to achieve rapid fire breathing bottle inflated and improve firefighter respirator fixed inflatable device efficiency.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 962-965)

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1621-1626

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June 2014

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Bo Yun Liu*, Guang Lu Ren, Yan Hong Liu

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Firemen Respirator, Partial Pressure, Performance Optimization, Rapid Inflation

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