Evacuation slide device

Fire escape – ladder – or scaffold – Chute or escape tower for personnel

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193 25B, 244DIG2, A62B 120, B65G 1110

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044348703

ABSTRACT:
An inflatable slide device for emergency evacuation from structures such as aircraft, offshore drilling platforms, etc. The slide device comprises two assemblies of tubular members defining two mutually independent inflatable chambers. One chamber includes tubular members supportive of the slide panel of the device and certain side rail tubular members as well as another tubular member functioning as the central slide support. The other chamber also includes tubular members supportive of the slide panel of the device and certain other side rail tubular members as well as another tubular member also functioning as an additional central slide support.

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