| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 121 | Protection cell | US13634280 | 2011-03-11 | US08683757B2 | 2014-04-01 | Nicola D'Ancona |
| A protection cell having an upper wall and a lower wall spaced with respect to each other through a plurality of side walls integrally connected to each other, to form an open box-like container with an entrance opening. The container defines inside a shelter space arranged to accommodate a user. In particular, the container is produced as a single block that reproduces the open box-like container. The anti-seismic cell has a movable wall portion mounted slidingly on the box-like container, by means of a sliding cooperating element, in particular a plane sliding board that slidingly engages between at least two slide paths, which are arranged at opposite sides with respect to each other. The plane sliding boards allows movable wall portion to move from an open configuration to a closed configuration, where the movable wall portion blocks the opening defining the protection cell. | ||||||
| 122 | PROTECTION CELL | US13634280 | 2011-03-11 | US20130000225A1 | 2013-01-03 | Nicola D'Ancona |
| A protection cell having an upper wall and a lower wall spaced with respect to each other through a plurality of side walls integrally connected to each other, to form an open box-like container with an entrance opening. The container defines inside a shelter space arranged to accommodate a user. In particular, the container is produced as a single block that reproduces the open box-like container. The anti-seismic cell has a movable wall portion mounted slidingly on the box-like container, by means of a sliding cooperating element, in particular a plane sliding board that slidingly engages between at least two slide paths, which are arranged at opposite sides with respect to each other. The plane sliding boards allows movable wall portion to move from an open configuration to a closed configuration, where the movable wall portion blocks the opening defining the protection cell. | ||||||
| 123 | Earthquake-proof bed | US10903868 | 2004-07-29 | US20050114995A1 | 2005-06-02 | Kenji Nakata; Sanjiro Nakata |
| An earthquake-proof bed that (1) has segmentalized components, (2) is easy to handle, and (3) is easily constituted by simple assembly, using connecting parts such as bolts. The bed includes (1) multiple lower frames that are dividable in the longitudinal direction of a bottom-plate of the earthquake-proof bed, (2) multiple side frames that have support beams and that are connected to a floor frame—which is assembled by connecting the lower frames together—at a desired height above the floor, (3) multiple upper frames that are connected to the top-side beams of the side frames arranged at the ceiling portion of a rectangle that is surrounded by the side frames, (4) multiple cambered roof units that are mounted upon and connected with the upper frames, and (5) multiple floor panels arranged on the floor frames. | ||||||
| 124 | Protective structure and bed frame with rigid canopy | US998015 | 1992-12-29 | US5241717A | 1993-09-07 | Jon P. Ward; Shirley J. Ward |
| The invention provides a protective structure which can be used to protect a localized area within home or work place. The invention is especially usable as a protective structure for a sleeping area or for a work table area. The invention includes a rectangular frame, vertical support members and a canopy. The structure is ideally made entirely out of steel or like material. The vertical support members include at each corner, a pair of linear members, such as tubular steel members. Each pair of linear members is in abutment at their upper ends but are spaced apart by several inches at their lower ends. Also, each pair of vertical members is tilted inwardly towards the center of the rectangular frame by about 7 degrees. By these techniques, the support structure is extremely rigid and is extremely resistant to lateral moments. The horizontal members which form the lower horizontal framework and the upper horizontal framework are easily detached and reattached so that the entire structure can be readily expanded or made smaller by simply changing out the several horizontal members for longer or shorter ones. | ||||||
| 125 | Anti-quake furniture | US713307 | 1991-06-11 | US5209960A | 1993-05-11 | Jan F. Ping |
| An anti-quake furniture comprising a top lid, a plurality of mid-pole structures a base frame and a plurality of fastening members; the top lid, the mid-poles and the base frame are assembled together by means of a plurality of connecting ends and connecting sleeves self-contained on the aforesaid major members to form a cubic structure. The various mid-pole structures are assembled together with the fastening members so as to have the top lid, the mid-pole structures, and the base frame assembled into a strong furniture to be used as a haven in case of earthquake. | ||||||
| 126 | Earthquake shelter with bed support and canopy | US363592 | 1989-05-26 | US4965895A | 1990-10-30 | Valentin N. Shustov |
| A manufacture for sheltering people in a case of earthquake emergency using an existing bed. The shelter is designed to protect people on the bed from collapsing structural and nonstructural elements of the building. The shelter has a horizontal frame of shelves for placing the bed on, confiners for fixing the bed, a cover on supports, and a base isolating system of ball-bearing footholds on pedestal plates with concave upper surfaces of proper curvature. Due to properly selected materials, shapes and cross-sections of its elements the shelter provides its own strength under the falling debris, and as a result secures people on the bed, while the base isolating system eliminates horizontal shaking of the shelter and thus prevents people on the bed from being thrown out of protective cover. | ||||||
| 127 | Earthquake protective bed | US75970 | 1987-07-21 | US4782541A | 1988-11-08 | David C. Tuchman |
| A protective bed suitable for protecting an occupant or occupants during major catastrophies resulting in falling debris includes a canopy made of steel mesh which is resistant to penetration by and accumulation of falling debris. The canopy covers the lower section of the bed. The canopy is supported by telescoping tubes with compression springs therein arranged to permit the canopy to remain in a noraml upper or raised position and to drop to a lower position with attendant compression of the spring to convert or absorb the energy of the falling debris, thereby minimizing damage to the bed structure and maximizing the degree of safety to the occupant or occupants of the bed. A padded guard rail extends about the periphery of the bed to prevent ejection of the occupant or occupants during violent movements of the bed, as might occur during an earthquake or tornado. Selected portions of the bed, including the canopy, the telescoping tubes, etc. can be covered with decorative materials, such as fabric, to render the functional protective structure asethetically pleasing. | ||||||
| 128 | SPENT FUEL STORAGE RACK | EP10761676.5 | 2010-04-05 | EP2418651B1 | 2017-01-11 | MUKAI, Toshimasa; SATO, Takao; HASEGAWA, Hidenobu; TAKAGI, Kaoru; TAKESHITA, Tetsuro |
| 129 | USED-FUEL STORAGE RACK | EP10761676 | 2010-04-05 | EP2418651A4 | 2013-07-10 | MUKAI TOSHIMASA; SATO TAKAO; HASEGAWA HIDENOBU; TAKAGI KAORU; TAKESHITA TETSURO |
| 130 | PROTECTION CELL | EP11721090.6 | 2011-03-11 | EP2544770A2 | 2013-01-16 | D'Ancona, Nicola |
| A protection cell (100), in particular an anti-seismic cell, comprises an upper wall (1 ) and a lower wall (2) spaced with respect to each other through a plurality of side walls (3) integrally connected to each other, in order to form substantially an open box-like container (10) with at least one entrance opening (4). The box-like container (10) defines inside a shelter space (11 ) that is arranged to accommodate at least one user (150). In particular, the container (10) is produced as a single block that reproduces the open box-like container (10). The anti-seismic cell (100) comprises a movable wall portion (20) mounted slidingly on the box-like container (10), in order to stop the opening (4), by means of a sliding cooperating element (25), in particular a plane sliding board (25) that slidingly engages between at least two slide paths (15), which are arranged at opposite sides with respect to each other. The plane sliding boards (25) allows movable wall portion (20) to move from an open configuration (A), where the movable wall portion (20) opens the opening (4) allowing the user (150) to access, to a closed configuration (B), where the movable wall portion (20) blocks the opening (4) defining the protection cell (100) within which the user (150) is sheltered. (Fig. 1) | ||||||
| 131 | Anti-earthquake bed | EP10425224.2 | 2010-07-01 | EP2272402A1 | 2011-01-12 | Valori, Eugenio |
THE SUBJECTS OF THIS INVENTION ARE BEDS TO BE USED AS PROTECTION TO DEFEND ONESELF AGAINST VARIOUS KINDS OF EARTHQUAKES. SUITABLE FOR ADULTS, CHILDREN, OLD AND SICK PEOPLE, THE BEDS ARE IDEAL WHERE THE SEISMIC PHENOMENON HAS ALREADY HAPPENED: MAINLY AS A PSYCHOLOGICAL HELP AS PEOPLE ARE ENCOURAGED TO GET BACK THEIR HOUSES AND WILL FEEL PROTECTED DURING THE NIGHT. THE BEDS ARE STRONG, SIMPLE, UNEXPENSIVE AND CAN PROTECT PEOPLE EVEN IN ALREADY CRACKED BUILDINGS. THE INVENTION DOESN'T INTEND TO REPLACE THE ANTI-EARTHQUAKE CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES: IT MEANS TO WORK IN SYNERGY WITH THEM TRYING TO SAVE SEVERAL HUMAN LIVES. AS FOR THE PRESENT STATE OF THE TECHNOLOGY, SOME BEDS COMPOSED OF VARIOUS METALS ALREADY EXIST, BUT THEY HAVEN'T THE SAME FEATURES AS THE PROPOSED STRUCTURE: THE LATTER IS ALWAYS READY TO BE USED WITHOUT ANY PARTICULAR DEVICES THANKS TO THE COMBINATION ROOF-ABSORBER POSTS - SAFETY SYSTEM WITH EIGHT LEANING POINTS THROUGH THE SECTION - BARS LEANING ON THE SIDE WALLS OF THE ROOF AND OF THE FLOOR.
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| 132 | MULTI-FUNCTION SHELTER SYSTEM | US15865014 | 2018-01-08 | US20180220803A1 | 2018-08-09 | Kenneth Blueford |
| A multi-function shelter system is disclosed for providing in-place sheltering for emergencies, which may be activated and accessed easily and rapidly, giving a user time to protect themselves during emergency events. The system may be implemented as a safety bed system, and includes a protective chamber into which at least one person may enter and seek refuge. The protective chamber may be reinforced to withstand large amounts of force and/or weight. The multi-function shelter system may also include a lifting device, a locking mechanism, a ventilation sub-system, a communication sub-system, and/or an electric sub-system. | ||||||
| 133 | COMPACT MODULAR HOUSING UNIT | US14899914 | 2014-07-16 | US20160138289A1 | 2016-05-19 | LORIS FERRARI |
| The present disclosure relates to a compact modular housing unit (1) for housing a user (8). The modular housing unit (1) comprises a box-shaped structure (2), which encloses an inner chamber (20), and a bed or the like (3), which is positioned in the inner chamber (20). The box-shaped structure (2) has an access opening (26) to the inner chamber (20). The bed (3) is mounted on guides (4) and is adapted to perform a translational movement with respect to the box-shaped structure (2) along said guides (4): the bed (3) is movable between a first position, in which the bed (3) is completely inside the inner chamber (20), and a second position, in which the bed (3) protrudes at least partially from the inner chamber (20) through said access opening (26). The modular housing unit (1) is configured to allow a user (8) to lie in the bed (3) when the bed (3) is in the first position inside the inner chamber (20). The movability of the bed (3) between the first position and the second position, and vice versa, allows the user (8) to exit from/enter the inner chamber (20) while remaining lying in the bed (3). In particular, the translational movement of the bed (3) is along a translational axis which is parallel to a longitudinal axis (300) of the bed, corresponding to a head-feet direction of the user (8). According to an embodiment, the modular housing unit (1) is further configured to float on water (97): at least a bottom region (207) of the box-shaped structure (2) is watertight and the modular housing unit (1) in the floating condition is a survival cell for the user (8) when in a condition of danger due to a surrounding water environment. | ||||||
| 134 | SPENT FUEL STORAGE RACK | US13263343 | 2010-04-05 | US20120082285A1 | 2012-04-05 | Toshimasa Mukai; Takao Sato; Hidenobu Hasegawa; Kaoru Takagi; Tetsuro Takeshita |
| A spent fuel storage rack that accommodates and stores spent fuels in a large number of cells formed in a grid pattern includes a flat rectangular plate-shaped base forming the bottom of the rack, columnar members extending upward from the four corners of the base, and at least a pair of upper and lower grid-shaped frame plates disposed above the base and fixed to and supported by the columnar members. Each of the cells is formed by assembling metal plates to which boron is added to a density greater than 1% into a polygonal tube, and the cells are arranged contiguously at fixed intervals in the grid-shaped frame plates. | ||||||
| 135 | Shelter bed | US11704975 | 2007-02-12 | US20070192955A1 | 2007-08-23 | Miyoji Matoba |
| A shelter bed comprising: a mattress on which at least one user can lie down; a frame on which the mattress is set, and which comprises legs supporting the entire shelter bed on a floor and a buoyancy device generating buoyancy holding the entire shelter bed on a water surface; and a protective shell for protecting the user, the protective shell being movable between a first position in which the protective shell covers the user lying on the mattress and a second position in which access to the mattress is released to the user. | ||||||
| 136 | Protective bed unit | US10773677 | 2004-02-06 | US07137881B2 | 2006-11-21 | Jeffrey L. Walling |
| A protective bed includes a shield comprising bullet-proof and impact resistance material that surrounds a metal frame. The shield operably separates to provide access to an interior sleeping area. Quick access doors are located on either side of the bed. A ventilation system provides for climate control as well as filtering harmful substances from the air. A rebreather scrubs carbon dioxide from air within the unit to allow a user to close the unit to outside air. | ||||||
| 137 | Protective bed unit | US10773677 | 2004-02-06 | US20040158920A1 | 2004-08-19 | Jeffrey L. Walling |
| A protective bed includes a shield comprising bullet-proof and impact resistance material that surrounds a metal frame. The shield operably separates to provide access to an interior sleeping area. Quick access doors are located on either side of the bed. A ventilation system provides for climate control as well as filtering harmful substances from the air. A rebreather scrubs carbon dioxide from air within the unit to allow a user to close the unit to outside air. | ||||||
| 138 | Earthquake-proof sleeping place | US09478900 | 2000-01-07 | US06360384B1 | 2002-03-26 | Hans-Joachim Kuempel |
| The earthquake-proof sleeping place comprises a base frame with arcuate guiding tubes. From each guiding tube, an arcuate supporting bar may be telescoped. The supporting bars may are connected by a longitudinal bar and form a protective frame therewith. Two protective frames can be raised out from the guiding tubes from opposite sides to close above the bed. The protective device requires little space since the base frame is mostly arranged under the bed. Moreover, it provides high stability and supporting safety. An earthquake sensor causes the protective device to be triggered, in which event the protective frames come up. | ||||||
| 139 | Combined bed and shelter device | US09517936 | 2000-03-03 | US06293055B1 | 2001-09-25 | Dale D. Watson |
| A combined bed and shelter device is disclosed. The device is anchored through a plurality of parallel spaced joists to a base for protecting a user in the event of a natural disaster or the like. The device includes a housing defining an enclosure of generally rectangular configuration, the housing including a container having a floor defining a peripheral edge and a wall extending angularly relative to the peripheral edge. A lid is pivotally secured to the container and cooperates with the wall such that the container and the lid define therebetween the enclosure for occupancy by the user in the event of the disaster. A mattress is supported by the lid such that when the lid is disposed in a first location thereof, the mattress supported by the lid serves as the bed for the user thereof and when the lid is disposed in a second location thereof with the lid pivoted about the container, access to the enclosure is permitted so that protection of the user within the enclosure is afforded. | ||||||
| 140 | Earthquake resistant bed | US120956 | 1998-07-22 | US6101769A | 2000-08-15 | James Patrick Hamill |
| A structure for housing a bed, for protection of a sleeper against serious injury or death from damage or collapse of the surrounding residence in an earthquake. The bed protection structure has two kinds of for this purpose: various structural integrity preservation, including means to both enhance the structural strength of the bed protection structure and to also allow the bed protection structure to respond to severe mechanical shocks resulting from impact of parts of the residence structure, while maintaining structural integrity of the bed protection structure; and anti-ballistic penetration, to resist ballistic penetration of residence structure debris fragments into the interior of the bed. The structural integrity preservation include an overall geometry of the form of a modified tetragonal anti-prism or MTAP; triangular spacing of structural members in the MTAP geometry; axially reinforced structural members; and vertical support members containing shock absorbing. The anti-ballistic penetration means include triangular solid panels of composite material. The overall bed protection structure achieves triangulation in all three planes for efficient distribution and resolution of forces, while also providing protection against ballistic penetration of the bed protection structure. | ||||||
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