The fire rescue suit is suitable for emergency rescue and accident handling in an environment filled with toxic and corrosive media. It is used to protect the respiratory circulation system and skin of workers from toxic and corrosive media. It has the characteristics of light weight, convenient dressing, free suction, flexible rotation, safety and reliability, strong adaptability and corrosion resistance. It is suitable for military production departments such as satellite launching bases. Also applicable to petroleum, chemical, metallurgy, health and epidemic prevention industries.
Use maintenance
1) Preparation before use
Use suitable protective and air supply devices according to the protective media. According to the user's height and the size of the hands and feet, select suitable protective boots and protective gloves, and install them on the protective clothing to clamp and seal. Check that the connections are correct, that the seal is reliable, and that the clothing and lenses are aging, discolored or damaged. Check that the air supply unit is normal and inspect it according to the terms and conditions specified in the instruction manual of the supplied air supply unit.
2) Precautions during use
When used with a portable air respirator, the user should immediately evacuate the scene when the respirator emits a residual air alarm. When used in conjunction with the vehicle-type long-tube respirator, special monitoring should be provided at the parking device. The values of the high and medium pressure gauges should be observed at all times, and the personnel working in the field should be kept in contact. When abnormal gas supply to the breathing apparatus is found, Personnel on site should be immediately notified to evacuate the site. If the user feels that the breathing is not smooth, the body is uncomfortable, or the gas pipeline is torn, stuck, or the protective clothing is broken, the following scenes should be evacuated immediately. If a fire accident occurs on site, it should be evacuated immediately after the initial fire is extinguished.
3) Storage maintenance after use
After use, it should be thoroughly washed off with a mild decontaminant to remove the residue of the contaminants, then rinse off with water and hang in a cool, ventilated place to dry naturally. Protective clothing should not be folded and stacked, and should be hung in a clean and dry place to avoid exposure to sunlight, toxic gases, corrosive media, etc. The inner and outer surfaces of the protective clothing should be coated with talcum powder, and a silicone grease should be applied to the sealed zipper to prevent adhesion, aging and ensure the service life. Protective clothing is generally stored for three years under anti-aging conditions. Protective clothing should be regularly inspected and maintained to ensure safe use and function.
The fire rescue suit is made up of a multi-layer fabric such as an outer layer, an insulating layer, a comfort layer, and the like, and the material of the combined portion can be made into a single layer or a plurality of layers. The outer layer of the heat insulation suit shall be made of a metal aluminum foil surface material with reflected radiant heat, and can meet the performance requirements of the basic garment manufacturing process requirements and the corresponding standards of the auxiliary materials.
