Oxygen helmet
OwnerDevaraj Thiruppathiinventor
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Abstract
A motorcycle helmet having an oxygen conversion unit, which converts polluted air to breathable oxygen and other harmless compounds, while riding through the polluted atmosphere.
Claims20
1) A helmet comprising:
- a) a visor;
- b) an oxygen conversion unit;
- c) an oxygen catalyzing means for converting low ground level pollution to oxygen and other harmless compounds located within said oxygen conversion unit.
11) A oxygen helmet consists of a visor and an oxygen conversion unit wherein said oxygen conversion unit consists of an exterior face bar shell and an interior face shell and between these shells is a honeycombed metal unit with a chemical catalyst coated onto said honeycombed metal unit, whereby the external polluted air passing through an exterior face bar opening located on said exterior face bar shell and then through said honeycombed unit, whereby being converted through a catalytic means of a chemical reaction to oxygen and other harmless compounds and passing out to the inside of said oxygen helmet through an interior face bar opening, located on said interior face bar shell.
19) An oxygen conversion unit, wherein said oxygen conversion unit consists of an exterior face bar shell containing an exterior face bar opening and an interior face bar shell containing an interior face bar opening and between these shells is a honeycombed metal unit with a chemical catalyst coated on said honeycombed metal unit and a debris filter, which captures debris and moisture, located between said honeycombed metal unit and said interior face bar shell, whereby the external polluted air passing through an exterior face bar opening located on said exterior face bar shell and passing through said honeycombed metal unit coated with said chemical catalyst being converted to oxygen and other harmless compounds by a chemical reaction means and passing through said filter and passing through said interior face bar opening located on said interior face bar shell to the breathing area of wearer.
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