Emergency air supply device for fire accident

An emergency air supply device for fire accident, comprising an air supply pipe, an insulating layer, a pressure gauge, a buzzer, an emergency oxygen supply valve, a waterproof hood, a filter, a check valve, an air supply valve, an indicating sign, a check valve, and an expansion valve;

• wherein:
• the air supply pipe is a hollow pipe covered by an insulating layer of an appropriate thickness, and buried into the inner and outer parts of the wall at an appropriate height from the floor of the building;
• the pipe has different colors in different areas along the wall and floor of the building, and is connected to an external air supply pipe;
• wherein a pressure gauge and a pressure sensing buzzer are disposed in front of each connection of the pipe, and an emergency oxygen valve is set in the middle section of the external air supply pipe and a U-shaped pipe opening set at another end with a waterproof hood and a built-in filter;
• a check valve is set between the oxygen valve and each connection;
• the air supply valve is a pipe substantially in the shape of a trumpet opening comprising an indicating sign for giving directions, and such pipe has a check valve and a temperature sensing expansion valve at the rear position inside the cement wall;
• the pipe opening at the rear end comprises an air supply pipe soldered in each area as needed;
• wherein the foregoing arrangement facilitating survivors to connect to the valve for obtaining purified air via the filter during a fire by means of the evenly distributed air supply valve of the air supply pipe in each area of the building, and in the meantime, giving correction direction to the survivors to escape from the fire site;
• the emergency oxygen valve providing highly pure oxygen for rescuers as needed;
• the sensing expansion valve being capable of sensing and preventing the survivors from inhaling the high-temperature gas by shutting the valve;
• when the air passing through the check valve and the pressure gauge, buzzer being triggered to give alarm and allowing the rescuer to locate the exact position of the survivors and enabling them to rescue the survivors at the shortest possible time;
• further giving the correct direction for the survivors to escape from the fire site, and allowing the rescuer to follow the buzzer alarm for the rescuer, and thus greatly increasing the chance of the survival.