The material structure of the interrogation room anti-collision soft pack usually includes an internal padding material and an external wrapping material. The selection and combination of the two needs to consider crashworthiness, durability, cleanliness, and the requirements of the overall interrogation environment. Here's an introduction to the material structures that might be used in general:
Internal Filling Material:
Highly elastic shock absorbing materials: Commonly used internal filling materials include highly elastic foam materials such as polyurethane foam. These materials have excellent energy absorption properties, which can effectively absorb and disperse impact forces, and reduce the damage caused by impact.
Compressive materials: Compressive materials are added to the internal structure to ensure that the pouch will not be excessively deformed or damaged when subjected to high pressure, improving the durability of the pouch.
Exterior Wrapping Material:
Anti-abrasion outer layer: The outer wrapping material needs to have some anti-wear properties to increase the life of the pouch. Abrasion-resistant, tear-resistant fabrics or synthetic leathers are usually used.
Easy-to-clean materials: Exterior materials should be easy to clean, waterproof and oil-resistant to keep the room hygienic and clean.
Connection: Secure connection: The internal and external structures need to be connected in a way that ensures that the parts of the pouch work together and prevent the individual parts from falling off in the event of an impact.
Flexible connection: In key parts of the upholstery, such as the corners, flexible connections can be used to slow down the transmission of impact forces.
Structural design: Layered structure: Layered structure can be adopted to make the soft package have different levels of energy absorption capacity and adapt to different intensity of impact.
Transverse Structural Bracing: Internally designed transverse structural bracing to increase overall stability.
Exterior design: Consistency: The exterior design of the soft package should be consistent with the overall style of the interrogation room, and should not affect the overall hygiene of the room and the interrogation environment.
Colour matching: Choose colours that are in harmony with the interior décor to ensure that the upholstery blends into the overall design.
Durability Test:
Simulated impact testing: Simulated impact testing is carried out during the design phase to evaluate the durability and energy absorption performance of the pouch.
Regular Testing: After commissioning, regular impact testing and inspection is carried out to ensure that it performs as expected.
When selecting and designing the material structure of the anti-collision soft package of the interrogation room, it is necessary to combine the actual use needs and environmental characteristics.