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US 2022/0063813 A1Published application
Ventilated adjustable headrest
AssigneeB/E Aerospace, Inc.
InventorsBoguslaw Strzalka, Dariusz Sapija
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Abstract
A ventilated adjustable headrest may include an adjustable metal insert, a nozzle fixedly attached to the adjustable metal insert. The nozzle may be in fluid communication with a perforated covering and one or more cushion elements. The nozzle may be telescopically coupled to one or more ventilation ducts. The one or more ventilation ducts may be configured to receive forced air from a ventilation system at an air inlet, and may be configured to deliver the forced air to the nozzle.
Claims15
A ventilated adjustable headrest, comprising:
- an adjustable metal insert, wherein the adjustable metal insert comprises two or more adjustable portions hingedly connected to a center portion;
- a nozzle fixedly attached to the adjustable metal insert, wherein the nozzle is in fluid communication with one or more ventilation ducts of a ventilation system;
- a perforated covering, wherein the perforated covering comprises a plurality of perforations on a front side of the perforated covering, and wherein the plurality of perforations is configured to permit a fluid transfer of forced air through the perforated covering;
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- one or more cushion elements in fluid communication with the covering.
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An aircraft seat, comprising:
- a seat pan;
- a backrest portion;
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- a ventilated adjustable headrest, the ventilated adjustable headrest comprising:
- an adjustable metal insert, wherein the adjustable metal insert comprises two or more adjustable portions hingedly connected to a center portion;
- a nozzle fixedly attached to the adjustable metal insert, wherein the nozzle is in fluid communication with one or more ventilation ducts of a ventilation system;
- a perforated covering, wherein the perforated covering comprises a plurality of perforations on a front side of the perforated covering, and wherein the plurality of perforations is configured to permit a fluid transfer of forced air through the covering;
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- one or more cushion elements in fluid communication with the covering.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.