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US 10,500,422 B2Granted
Integrated umbilical delivery system for gas, data, communications acquisition/documentation, accessory power and safety for users in adverse environments
OwnerWilliam Messnerinventor
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Abstract
A system for delivering multiple life-support services within a flexible protective covering, a plurality of different breathing gasses, safety tether, a plurality of ancillary lines for documentable, multidirectional, multi-format data/communications acquisition and delivery, personal/situational awareness and ancillary power sources for tool, accessory or device enervation, to a plurality of Users in an adverse environment.
Claims7
A life-support system comprising a single integrated umbilical, a source-end service section, an integrated deployment section, and a user-end service section,
- wherein said source-end service section comprises:
- at least one high-pressure gas source which communicates a high-pressure gas through a high-pressure hose to said integrated deployment section;
- and
- at least one bi-directional data communications source which communicates data communications through a line to said integrated deployment section;
- wherein said integrated deployment section combines and deploys source-end services within a single, flexible, integrated umbilical, comprising:
- an independent tether;
- at least one independent power line;
- at least one independent high-pressure gas hose;
- at least one independent line for bidirectional data communication;
- and
- a flexible protective covering;
- wherein said integrated umbilical communicates with said user-end service section, comprising:
- a high pressure first-stage pressure reducing regulator which communicates with at least one user-end low-pressure device;
- at least one bidirectional data communication device;
- and
- at least one second stage pressure reducing regulator
- wherein said user-end service section is in communication with said independent tether.
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