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Title: US3751727: SPACE SUIT

Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Shepard, Leonard F.; Dover, DE
Durney, George P.; Dover, DE
Case, Melvin C.; Dover, DE
Kenneway, III, A. J.; Dover, DE
Wise, Robert C.; Dover, DE
Rinehart, Dixie; Dover, DE
Bessette, Ronald J.; Wyoming, DE
Pulling, Richard C.; Dover, DE

Assignee: Granted to The United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration Under The Provisions of 42 U.S.C. 2457, Washington, DC
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Published / Filed: 1973-08-14 / 1968-08-05

Application Number: US1968000750031

IPC Code: Advanced: B64G 6/00;
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IPC-7: A62B 17/00;

U.S. Class: Current: 002/002.14; 002/081; 600/020;
Original: 002/002.1A; 002/081; 128/001.A;

Field of Search: 002/002,2.1,2.1 A,6,3,81 128/2.06,2.05,2.1,283,1.01,142,2.95,285,1 A

Priority Number:
1968-08-05  US1968000750031

Abstract: Disclosed is a pressure suit for high altitude flights and particularly space missions. The suit is designed for astronauts in the Apollo Space Program and may be worn both inside and outside a space vehicle, as well as on the lunar surface. It comprises an integrated assembly of inner comfort liner, intermediate pressure garment, and outer thermal protective garment with removable helmet and gloves. The pressure garment comprises an inner convoluted sealing bladder and outer fabric restraint to which are attached a plurality of cable restraint assemblies. It provides versitility in combination with improved sealing and increased mobility for internal pressures suitable for life support in the near vacuum of outer space.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Rawicz, Leonard ; Siegel, Neil B. ; Matthews, Marvin F. ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Franklin, Jordan; Krizmanich, George H.

Family: None

First Claim:
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What is claimed and desired to be secured by United States Letters Patent is:     1. A space suit for high altitude and space environments comprising a pressure garment having an inner sealing bladder and an outer restraint convering, a pair of like gas inlet connectors on said pressure garment connected together in substantially direct fluid connunication with each other for selective use of either or simultaneous use of both inlet connectors for passing life supporting gas into said suit, a pair of like gas outlet connectors on said pressure garment connected together in substantially direct fluid communication with each other for selective use of either or simultaneous use of both outlet connectors for passing gas as exhaust out of said suit, an electrical connector on said pressure garment for connection of communications and bio-instrumentation to the interior of the pressure garment, and a self-sealing biomedical injection patch on said pressure garment.

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Patent  Pub.Date  Inventor Assignee   Title
Get PDF - 3pp US1490470* 1924-04 Laubach    
Get PDF - 24pp US2954562  1960-10 Krupp   Inflatable protective suit for high altitude flight
Get PDF - 10pp US3432860  1969-03 Durney   TUBULAR CONNECTORS FOR PRESSURE SUIT
Get PDF - 9pp US2404020  1946-07 Akerman   Pressure-applying aviator's suit with helmet
Get PDF - 9pp US2749558  1956-06 Lent et al.   Defecation relief unit for aeroplane personnel and sick-bed
Get PDF - 5pp US2842771* 1958-07 Foti    
Get PDF - 28pp US2939148  1960-06 Hart et al.   Pressurized suit
Get PDF - 20pp US2966155  1960-12 Krupp   Omni-environment inflatable suit for high altitude flight
Get PDF - 3pp US3000014  1961-09 White   Flight suit disconnect
Get PDF - 9pp US3067425* 1962-12 Colley    
Get PDF - 5pp US3221339  1965-12 Correale   Neck sleeve for connecting a helmet to a life vest
Get PDF - 10pp US3286274  1966-11 O'Kane   Pressure suit tie-down mechanism
Get PDF - 5pp US3315272  1967-04 Olt et al.   Dual visor helmet
Get PDF - 10pp US3362403  1968-01 Fleming et al.   Unified helmet and oxygen breathing assembly
Get PDF - 7pp US3409007  1968-11 Fuller   Body electrode support garment
Get PDF - 15pp US3463150  1969-08 Penfold   SELF-CONTAINED THERMAL AND RESPIRATORY LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM
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Foreign References:
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Publication Date IPC Code Assignee   Title
Buy PDF GB0957085 1964-05  A62B 17/00 SECR AVIATION Improvements in pressure suits 
  GB0957688 1964-05       
  IT0666671 1964-09       


Other References:
  • International Science and Technology Publication, February 1967 (page 33 relied on), by M. I. Radnofsky


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