Leisure Arctic Wear / Lethal Attack Wear L.A.W. 2000

Abstract

L.a.w is a line of clothing and outerwear with a self-contained cooling and heat transferring system that does not require any electricity or refrigeration. The selection of garments can be used for military, business, sports and all other outdoor leisure activities. All l.a.w clothing, accessories, shoes and outerwear will be lined with a phase changing unite (pcu). This remarkable material not only helps the person maintain a comfortable core temperature, it also aids in concealing and altering heat imagery. As the clothing is worn, the pcu begins to absorb the heat of the individual in the garment. The pcu releases a cooling sensation as it liquefies and solidifies this process keeps the individual at a comfortable temperature as long the garment is worn. Once the individual is finished, simply remove the garment, store in cool dry location, until next use. This process can be repeated as desired.

Description

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BACKGROUND OF INVENTION

[0002] 1. Field of invention:

[0003] Law is an invention which relates generally to having a lining that is of pcu that is put into our everyday apparel to cool us off by absorbing heat, altering heat signature, and heat signature concealment. The human body being made of many moving parts that generates a substantial amount of heat. Ice packs, electricity, and other remedies have been used to keep an individual cool, but only lasting for short period's time. Man has tried to keep cool in extreme temperatures and have tried to conceal there heat signature to no avail. However, by using the pcu in the lining of our clothing and accessories, man will be able to keep cool for long periods of without the use of electricity or ice. In the process of a phase change, the material absorbs and releases large amounts of thermal energy. This process requires very little or no temperature at all of the pcu (the person wearing these garments would feel a change in temperature if they were to stand still or become active). Once the clothing is taken off, it solidifies and can be stored away. This process can be repeated as many times as desired. Since the pcu cannot take a definite form as a solid material, it is recommended to have a material sturdy enough to control the placement and movement of the pcu within the chambers, which are attached to the lining of the garment.

SUMMARY OF INVENTION

[0004] law is a clothing line made for both private parties and military sectors. These garments will keep the person cool by absorbing and dissipating their body heat. When wearing any of the suits, it can alter and conceal the individual's heat signature. The garments would have lining made of the pcu. Pcu is a liquid, impermeable material which needs to be housed in a non-porous flexible compartment, such as neoprene. The lining would be divided into equally proportioned chambers so the pcu can flow. These chambers will form columns sealed off by pressed seal. The pcu will not move between columns. This will ensure proper heat absorption, heat dissipation, and heat alteration. The pcu would consist of a salt base such as, sodium sulfate decahydrate, sodium carbonate decahydrate, disodium phosphate dodecahydrate or sodium thiosulfate penthydrate. Pcu is shared by the chemical compounds that possess physical property by changing from a sold to a liquid at different temperatures. By doing so, it would absorb heat through conduction. A number of examples that these compounds can consist of are: sodium sulfate decahydrate, sodium carbonate decahydrate, and disodium phosphate dodecahydrate or sodium thisulfate pentahydrate.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF VIEWS OF DRAWINGS

[0005] FIG. 1 is a frontal view of the law hooded jumpsuit with mask, gloves and boot attachments. This suit is referred to as ("h.m.s heat modification suit"). This suit and accessories would be completely lined with the pcu. In doing so, the individual's imagery would be concealed. This suit also changes into a hooded sleeping bag, a hooded trench coat; and when not in use it stores away into an 8''.times.5''pouch located inside the suit under the hood.

[0006] FIG. 2 is the frontal view of the law hooded jumpsuit called ("h.r.s or heat rectification suit"). This suit is the same as FIG. 1 but with an animal's shape inside the individual's heat imagery. The pcu is then placed around the animal's shape allowing only the heat from the individual's to penetrate in the areas that have the animal's pattern. Now observing this person through any heat detecting equipment, this individual shows heat only in the areas that have the animal's shapes filled with that person's heat deposits.

[0007] FIG. 3 is the frontal view of the hooded trench coat.

[0008] FIG. 4 is the frontal view of the hooded sleeping bag.

[0009] FIG. 5 is the front view of the 8''.times.5'' pouch. (With Velcro closure)

[0010] FIG. 6 is the cross section of the lining; top layer nylon, middle pcu, and lining neoprene.

DESCRIPTIONS OF DRAWINGS

[0011] FIG. 1 law hooded jumpsuit with accessories mask, gloves and boots. All lined with pcu. ("H.m.s heat modification suit") used for complete heat concealment.

[0012] FIG. 2 law hooded jump suit same as FIG. 1 but has an animal shape in the heat signature of the individual and the pcu is placed around the animal's shape to conceal the excess heat imagery of the person in the suit. Now when picked up by heat detecting equipment, it makes the person take the heat imagery of that animal.

[0013] FIG. 3 is the law hooded trench coat which is formed from the suit in FIG. 1 by pulling the Velcro apart from the outer seam of the zipper and along the inseams of the pants legs then replace the seams on the back legs this forms the back panel of the lower part of the coat.

[0014] FIG. 4 is the law sleeping bag which is formed by replacing the Velcro along the front part of the legs inseam and tying the boot ties at the ends of the pants legs.

[0015] FIG. 5 is the law pouch. The law pouch is located under the hood inside the suit. Once the suit is not in use it, folds away into an 8''.times.5'' pouch located under the hood inside the suit. Lay the suit flat on the floor; fold the suit into fours the long way. Then from the bottom of the suit fold the legs up until you reach the hood. Once the suits fooled to the hood place folded suit into the hood. Once the suits inside the hood, the hood is placed into the pouch and then is sealed with the Velcro closure.

[0016] FIG. 6 is the cross section of the law clothing, outer layer can be made of any material and pcu chambers made of neoprene.

Claims

1. The law clothing line is a collection of outerwear designed with an internal cooling system that not only absorbs body heat, but the lining can also conceal and alter the individual's heat imagery. The inner lining of the clothing would consist of a community of sealed chambers; the front and the back of the clothing's inside's would be completely covered with these chambers and the chambers would consist of the pcu; adjacent chambers are in open communication with one another so the pcu is movable within the adjacent chambers. In this form the individual's heat imagery is completely concealed. To alter the individual's heat imagery, the animal's heat imagery must fit into the individual's heat imagery wearing the garment. Once that has been done the pcu would be placed around the shape of the animal's heat pattern. This allows only the animal's heat imagery in the pattern to show as it conceals the excess heat imagery from the individual who is wearing the garment.

2. The law clothing of claim 1 wherein the press seal means would divide the lining into a community of chambers.

3. The law clothing of claim 1 wherein the chambers would be in communication with each other, however, the columns would not be in communication with one another.

4. The first garment of the law clothing line of claim 1 is forged after a basic painter's suit with hood. The jumpsuit outer shell would be made of nylon and have the lining made of neoprene pcu filled chambers; the hooded jumpsuit changes into a hooded trench coat, hooded sleeping bag, and when not in use, it folds down into an 8''.times.5'' inch pouch located inside the suit under the hood. The suit has two means of closure: (1) a zipper located in the middle of the suit that extends from the neck to the waist; and (2) Velcro which extends from the neck to the two inners of the legs. Attached at the end of the sleeves would be Velcro to attach accessories, such as gloves. At the end of the pant legs, there would be tie strings and Velcro for boot attachments.

5. Law of claim 4 would have a face mask, boots, and gloves with the cool lining.

6. Law of claim 1 the pcu is selected from the group consisting of sodium sulfate decahydrate, sodium carbonate decahydrate, disodium phosphate dodecahydrate and sodium thisulfate pentahydrate. Law of claim 1 wherein the clothing and attachments (boots, shoes, head wear etc.) Can be made out of any material along the outer shell.

7. Law of claim 1 wherein the housing can be made out of any non-porous material (neoprene).

8. Law of claim 1 wherein the middle portions of the lining would contain a liquid impermeable material.