Breathable air safety system and method having an air storage sub-system
First Claim
1. A safety system of a building structure, comprising:
- a supply unit of a building structure to facilitate delivery of breathable air from a source of compressed air to an air distribution system of the building structure;
a valve to prevent leakage of the breathable air from the air distribution system potentially leading to loss of system pressure;
a fill station interior to the building structure to provide the breathable air to a breathable air apparatus at multiple locations of the building structure;
a secure chamber of the fill station as a safety shield that confines a possible rupture of an over-pressurized breathable air apparatus within the secure chamber;
a distribution structure that is compatible with use with compressed air that facilitates dissemination of the breathable air of the source of compressed air to multiple locations of the building structure; and
an air storage sub-system to provide an additional supply of air to the building structure in addition to the source of compressed air, and wherein a driving air source enables the breathable air to be optimally supplied to the building structure through allowing the breathable air to be isolated from driving a pressure booster.
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Abstract
A safety system and method of an air distribution system having an air storage sub-system is disclosed. In one embodiment, the air distribution includes a supply unit of a building structure to facilitate delivery of breathable air from a source of compressed air to an air distribution system of the building structure, a valve to prevent leakage of the breathable air from the air distribution system potentially leading to loss of system pressure, a fill station interior to the building structure to provide the breathable air to a breathable air apparatus at multiple locations of the building structure, a secure chamber of the fill station as a safety shield that confines a possible rupture of an over-pressurized breathable air apparatus within the secure chamber, a distribution structure, and an air storage sub-system to provide an additional supply of air to the building structure in addition to the source of compressed air.
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76 Claims
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1. A safety system of a building structure, comprising:
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a supply unit of a building structure to facilitate delivery of breathable air from a source of compressed air to an air distribution system of the building structure; a valve to prevent leakage of the breathable air from the air distribution system potentially leading to loss of system pressure; a fill station interior to the building structure to provide the breathable air to a breathable air apparatus at multiple locations of the building structure; a secure chamber of the fill station as a safety shield that confines a possible rupture of an over-pressurized breathable air apparatus within the secure chamber; a distribution structure that is compatible with use with compressed air that facilitates dissemination of the breathable air of the source of compressed air to multiple locations of the building structure; and an air storage sub-system to provide an additional supply of air to the building structure in addition to the source of compressed air, and wherein a driving air source enables the breathable air to be optimally supplied to the building structure through allowing the breathable air to be isolated from driving a pressure booster. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45)
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46. A method of safety of a building structure, comprising:
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ensuring that a prescribed pressure of an emergency support system maintains within a threshold range of the prescribed pressure by including a valve of the emergency support system to prevent leakage of breathable air from the emergency support system; safeguarding a filling process of a breathable air apparatus by enclosing the breathable air apparatus in a secure chamber of a fill site of the emergency support system of the building structure to provide a safe placement to supply the breathable air to the breathable air apparatus; providing a spare storage of breathable air through an air storage tank of a storage sub-system to store breathable air that is replenishable with a source of compressed air; and conserving a supply of breathable air in the air storage tank through utilizing a driving air source to drive a pressure booster. - View Dependent Claims (47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72)
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73. A building structure, comprising:
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a first set of walls extending vertically and horizontally enclosing an area of land such that the area of land is in the internal region of the building structure; a second set of walls that divide the internal region of the building structure in any of a horizontal and vertical direction into rooms displaced any of a horizontally and vertically from one another; a supply unit adjacent to a particular wall of the first set of walls to facilitate delivery of breathable air from a source of compressed air to an emergency support system of the building structure; a fill station of the internal region of the building structure to provide the breathable air to a breathable air apparatus at multiple locations of the building structure; a secure chamber of the fill station as a safety shield that confine a possible rupture of an over-pressurized breathable air apparatus within the secure chamber; a distribution structure that is compatible with use with compressed air that facilitates dissemination of the breathable air of the source of compressed air to multiple locations of the building structure; an air storage sub-system to provide an additional supply of air to the building structure in addition to the source of compressed air, and wherein a driving air source enables the breathable air to be optimally supplied to the building structure through allowing the breathable air to be isolated from driving a pressure booster. - View Dependent Claims (74, 75, 76)
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