Lifesaving device of ship

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of ships and relates to a lifesaving device of a ship. The lifesaving device of the ship comprises life preservers and a storage box with a storage chamber. One side of the storage box is provided with an opening. A switch door capable of opening or closing the opening is hinged to the opening of the storage box. Multiple separation boards are arranged in the storage box and vertically arranged. The storage chamber is divided into multiple storage cavities through the separation boards. Each life preserver comprises a framework, a drive cabin and an inflation cabin. Each framework comprises a U-shaped front support and a U-shaped rear support. Openings of each front support and the corresponding rear support are formed oppositely. The two ends of each front support and the two ends of the corresponding rear support are aligned and hinged through hinges. The lifesaving device of the ship has the beneficial effects that compared with the prior art, the life preservers can be stored in a centralized manner and can be rapidly taken out when required.

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Benefits of technology

This patented technology allows an expenditure item (such as a lifespan saving tool) inside a boat or other vessel that needs maintenance without having them exposed during its entire lifetime. It makes storing these items more convenient than previous methods like sealed boxes. Additionally, this design prevents harm from environmental factors such as rainwater entering while keeping things safe until they are used again by authorizing their owners' ability to release them safely once they return home.

Problems solved by technology

This patented technical problem addressed by this patents relates to improving lifespans during vessel crashes caused by falling objects downstream when they hit shipping vessels with lifesavers attached thereto. Current methods involve maintaining lifecuity equipment close enough together that it cannot hurt other things like fishermen's nets or pilferage tools while being lifted upwardly towards their destination. Additionally, existing systems require large amounts of space near the location where these items were taken out beforehand making them hard to use again after deployment.

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