Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
169062000 | For vehicles | 29 |
20080217031 | Cargo fire net - The “CARGO FIRE NET” looks much like a conventional net, the difference is that it was invented to extinguish fires in cargo settings. What makes this net different is the fact that it has several “suppression lines” inside, and throughout it, with (8) evenly spaced, exposed brass “#6540 suppression jet heads” connected to those lines, so as to spray “non-corrosive fire suppression agent” in the occurrence of fire. The “non-corrosive fire suppression agent” will be delivered by way of a centrifugal pump pulling from a 30 gal. holding tank, and into the net, so as to be sprayed. It can be used conventionally as a net, by draping it over the cargo, or non-conventional by suspending in a fixed state above the cargo. It's a net that extinguishes fires, just put it on the cargo, or hang it above the cargo, and connect it to “feed suppression line”, and walk away. When the “sensors” in the net detect an unacceptable temperature level, they will activate the system, thus starting the extinguishing process. All of this occurs with no attendant being involved, and ending the fear of “blind fires” during transport of cargo. Yes, the “CARGO FIRE NET” is the answer, a protector of Life, Property, and Merchandise. It's ready for industry, and industry is ready for it, “It's a better way”. | 09-11-2008 |
20080264652 | Safety System in a Motor Vehicle - A safety system in a motor vehicle is disposed in an engine compartment closable by means of a flap member. In order to increase the passive safety of the motor vehicle, containers filled with an extinguishing medium are disposed on an inner side of the engine compartment and, in the event of a limit temperature being exceeded, release the extinguishing medium. | 10-30-2008 |
20080289836 | Apparatus for Preventing the Eruption of Flames from a Vehicle - An apparatus is provided for preventing the eruption of flames from a vehicle. The apparatus includes an electronic control unit, a detector, a can and piping. The electronic control unit is provided in the vehicle. The detector is used to detect the possibility of the eruption of flames and providing the electronic control unit with a signal corresponding to the detector. The can is used to store extinguishing material for preventing the eruption of flames. The piping is used to transfer the extinguishing material from the can to at least one spot of the vehicle that is vulnerable to flames under the control of the electronic control unit. | 11-27-2008 |
20080302545 | BALLISTIC FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM - A fire protection device has a panel having a plurality of channels formed there through. A plurality of containers is used for holding a fire suppression material. Each container is placed in one of the plurality of channels. An attachment device is used for removably coupling the fire protection device to a structure to be protected. | 12-11-2008 |
20080314603 | FIRE-SUPPRESSION SYSTEM FOR AN AIRCRAFT - A fire-suppression system for use in an aircraft having at least one cargo compartment is disclosed. Methods of suppressing a fire in the cargo compartment are also disclosed. The fire-suppression system, under one aspect of the present invention, can include at least one fire-suppressant vessel, at least one discharge conduit coupled to the at least one fire-suppressant vessel, and a valve arrangement coupled to the fire-suppressant vessel and the discharge conduit. The valve arrangement can have a first setting to discharge a fire suppressant at a first discharge rate after activation of the fire-suppression system, a second setting to discharge the fire-suppressant at a second discharge rate less than the first discharge rate, and a third setting to discharge the fire-suppressant at a third discharge rate greater than the second discharge rate during descent of the aircraft. | 12-25-2008 |
20090038813 | AUTOMOTIVE ONBOARD FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM RESERVOIR HAVING MULTIFUNCTION CONTROL VALVE - An automotive vehicle includes a vehicle body and at least one reservoir containing a fire suppressant agent. A distribution system receives the fire suppression agent from the reservoir and conducts the agent to at least one location about the vehicle's body in response to the determination by a sensor system and controller that the vehicle has been subjected to a significant impact. The reservoir includes a multifunction valve element which controls pressure and vacuum within the reservoir during standby operation, while causing the fire suppressant agent to be directed through the distribution system if the propellant activates. | 02-12-2009 |
20090151965 | FIRE SUPRESSION AND INDICATOR SYSTEM AND FIRE DETECTION DEVICE - A system for detecting and suppressing a fire condition in a storage unit. The system comprises a transmitter associated with the storage unit and configured to transmit a first signal upon detection of the fire condition, at least one receiver configured to detect the first signal and configured to provide a second signal indicating detection of the fire condition, and a fire suppression device configured to discharge a fire suppressant material into the storage unit upon detection of the fire condition. There may also be a plurality of storage units, a plurality of transmitters, and a plurality of receivers. An individual transmitter and an individual receiver may be associated with each of the plurality of storage units. Each of the storage units may be located at a predetermined position relative to the individual receiver associated with the storage unit. The second signal from a receiver may be provided to a control panel that in response to the second signal identifies the storage unit experiencing the fire condition. The present invention is also directed at a fire suppression and indication system for use in an aircraft. The aircraft includes a cockpit, a control panel in the cockpit, and a storage area. The system includes a plurality of storage units located at predetermined positions in the storage area. a transmitter associated with each storage unit and configured to transmit a first signal upon detection of the fire condition, at least one receiver configured to detect the first signal and configured to provide a second signal indication detection of the fire condition, and a fire suppression device configured to discharge a fire suppressant material into the storage unit upon detection of the fire condition. | 06-18-2009 |
20100175900 | DISPATCH CRITICAL FUEL TANK INERTING SYSTEM FOR AIRCRAFT - An air inerting system for supplying nitrogen-enriched air to a fuel tank on a vehicle includes an air separation module. The air separation module has an inlet for receiving air to separate oxygen, and an outlet for delivering nitrogen-enriched air to a downstream fuel tank on a vehicle. Downstream parallel flow lines of the outlet are each provided with a flow control valve. The downstream parallel flow lines reconnect downstream of the flow control valves to provide a source of nitrogen-enriched air to the fuel tank. An air supply line upstream of the air separation module supplies air to at least a pair of upstream parallel lines. Each of the upstream parallel lines are provided with a shut-off valve. The upstream parallel lines reconnect downstream of the shut-off valves to supply air to a heat exchanger. Air downstream of the heat exchanger passes to the air separation module. | 07-15-2010 |
20100230122 | AIRCRAFT FIRE EXTINGUISHING DEVICE AND MOUNTING METHOD - A fire extinguisher device for aircraft has a hanger structure ( | 09-16-2010 |
20100258324 | Hydraulic accumulator and fire suppression system - A hydraulic pressure accumulator has an interior chamber containing a fire-suppressing gas such as nitrogen. The fire-suppressing gas in the accumulator is fluidly connected to a thermal device, such as a valve with a thermal fuse or a controlled valve triggered by a thermal sensor. The thermal device is designed to open a fluid connection between the accumulator's interior chamber to ambient when the exterior temperature exceeds a determined safety threshold, thereby releasing the fire suppressing gas from the accumulator. | 10-14-2010 |
20110079403 | FIRE SAFETY APPARATUS OF HIGH-PRESSURE GAS FUEL TANK FOR VEHICLE - The present invention features a fire safety apparatus for a high-pressure gas fuel tank of a vehicle, comprising a pressure relief device that is disposed between a tank connection channel and an outside connection channel in a tank valve of a high-pressure fuel tank and that connects the tank connection channel with the outside connection channel when the tank valve increases in temperature over a predetermined level in a fire, and a suitable intumescent that is hydrate disposed with the high-pressure fuel tank to increase in volume and absorbs heat, with the water from evaporation in a fire, and delay the flames spreading over the high-pressure fuel tank by producing a heat insulation barrier after the water evaporates. | 04-07-2011 |
20110108293 | Fire Fighting System - A fire fighting system comprising a fixed fire fighting system with a plurality of spray heads ( | 05-12-2011 |
20110147017 | fire extinguishing system - This invention relates to a fire extinguishing system ( | 06-23-2011 |
20120012348 | FIRE EXTINGUISHER SYSTEM FOR WHEEL WELL - A fire extinguisher comprises an elongated tube. The elongated tube has a pressure-tight, thermoplastic exterior tubular wall and an axially parallel, flame resistant inner wall. The inner tubular wall defines a chamber and the wall has ports through the wall at regular intervals along the length and around the circumference providing fluid communication between the chamber and the exterior tubular wall for a quantity of fire extinguishing fluid under pressure in the chamber. The thermoplastic exterior wall ruptures on contact with flame. The inner tubular wall remains intact and fire extinguishing agent discharges through the ports to extinguish the fire. The apparatus is actuated by contact with flame and requires no actuation by the vehicle crew. | 01-19-2012 |
20120031634 | INTEGRATED CARGO FIRE-SUPPRESSION AGENT DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM - An integrated cargo-fire-suppression agent distribution system is disclosed. The integrated cargo-fire-suppression agent distribution system comprises a shut-off valve operable to close such that an airflow is blocked, and vehicle ventilation means operable to distribute a fire-suppression agent if the airflow is blocked. | 02-09-2012 |
20120037383 | Fire Protection Device for Rail Vehicles - Fire protection device for gangways | 02-16-2012 |
20120217028 | ACTIVE ODORANT WARNING - A fire suppression and warning system for an aircraft includes an inert gas delivery system, an inert gas indicator, an on-ground indicator, and a warning device. The inert gas delivery system delivers an inert gas output to an enclosed space on the aircraft. The inert gas indicator signals that the inert gas delivery system has delivered the inert gas output to the enclosed space. The on-ground indicator signals that the aircraft is located on the ground. The warning device actively warns that the inert gas output is present in the enclosed space in response to a signal from the inert gas indicator and a signal from the on-ground indicator. | 08-30-2012 |
20120255746 | INJECTOR DEVICE FOR AN AIRCRAFT FIRE-FIGHTING SYSTEM - The present disclosure relates to a nozzle device for discharging a fire extinguishing medium into a cargo hold of an aircraft. In order to achieve a reduced weight of a nozzle device while at the same time providing fire protection properties that satisfy the approval requirements, a nozzle device for discharging a fire extinguishing medium into a cargo hold of an aircraft is proposed, which is characterized in that the nozzle device is made of aluminum and/or an aluminum alloy and/or a CFRP material and the nozzle device has a layer of an intumescent material at least on a side facing the cargo hold in the installed state. | 10-11-2012 |
20130075116 | DEVICE FOR PREVENTING FIRE IN BATTERY PACK USED FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLE - Disclosed is a device for preventing fire in a battery pack used a battery powered vehicle. In particular, a battery pack housing is installed and configured to cover the battery pack, and includes an inlet and an outlet to circulate air therein. A fire sensor is provided in the battery pack housing and detects/senses gas when a fire occurs in the battery pack. In response, a damper installed in each of the inlet and the outlet, is configured to selectively open or close the inlet and the outlet based upon signals from a controller that is configured to send opening signals or a closing signals to the damper depending on whether the fire sensor detects gas or not. | 03-28-2013 |
20130168111 | FUEL TANK FLAMMABILITY-REDUCING GAS DISTRIBUTION ARCHITECTURE - A flammability-reducing gas distribution system ( | 07-04-2013 |
20130186654 | MULTIPLE DISCHARGE FIRE EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM - A fire extinguishing system for use in a crew compartment of a ground-based vehicle includes at least two cylinders. The cylinders dispense a fire extinguishing agent through a release mechanism. A control for the overall system is operable to actuate the two cylinders. A nozzle is positioned downstream of the release mechanism to distinguish the extinguishing agent into the crew compartment. The majority of the dispensing from at least a first of the two cylinders occurs in less than five seconds. | 07-25-2013 |
20140069667 | DEVICE FOR EXTINGUISHING A FIRE - Extinguishing a fire by pressurizing a tank containing an extinguishing liquid. According to the invention, the tank containing the liquid is provided with an expulsion outlet at a front end, a gas generator ( | 03-13-2014 |
20140202723 | AERIAL BUCKET LIFT ELECTRICAL FIRE SAFETY APPARATUS - An apparatus for protecting a lineman, firefighter or any other individual using an aerial bucket from a fire. The apparatus dispenses a non-conductive admixture of hydrated super absorbent polymer having fire suppression and extinguishing properties without creating an electrically conductive environment to allow protection from electrical fires. The admixture can cling to clothing and skin with properties that can inhibit injury to an operator lineman when applied in time. A pressurized dispensing system discharges the admixture into the aerial bucket when authorized. | 07-24-2014 |
20140305668 | Solid Propellant Fire Extinguishing System - A fire extinguishing system comprises a hermetically sealed storage canister ( | 10-16-2014 |
20150083445 | IN-VEHICLE FIRE EXTINGUISHER - The present invention reliably extinguishes fires in devices that have exceeded the guaranteed temperature without the use of a sensor. An in-vehicle fire extinguisher ( | 03-26-2015 |
20150367157 | System, Method, Apparatus, and Computer Program Product for Testing a Vehicle Fire Suppression System - A system, method, apparatus, and computer program product for testing a vehicle fire suppression system are disclosed. A method may include testing components of the vehicle fire suppression system. The method may additionally include providing test results for each tested component. | 12-24-2015 |
20160008641 | INTERFACE BETWEEN FIRE SUPPRESSANT CONDUIT AND CARGO COMPARTMENT OF AN AIRCRAFT | 01-14-2016 |
20180023721 | ACTUATORS FOR HAZARD DETECTION AND SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS | 01-25-2018 |
20220134153 | SYSTEM FOR EXTINGUISHING A FIRE AND / OR PREVENTING THE TAKING OR RESUMPTION OF AN ELECTRIC VEHICLE FIRE, ASSOCIATED OPERATING METHOD - A system for extinguishing a fire and/or preventing a fire from starting or restarting in an electric vehicle, associated method of operation including a prior step of lifting the vehicle off the ground. In particular, the system for extinguishing the fire and/or preventing the fire from starting or restarting in the electric vehicle, which incudes, a module or a battery pack comprising a plurality of electrochemical batteries, in particular metal-ion batteries, includes a self-supporting inflatable structure, the shape and dimensions of which when deployed are adapted to create a peripheral barrier, which is closed upon itself, around the electric vehicle; and a liquid supply device for filling, at least partially, the volume delimited inside the peripheral barrier, so as to immerse at least the module or battery pack in the liquid. | 05-05-2022 |