Airbus'ekugadzira uye enjiniya matimu muMobile abatana neYunivhesiti yeSouth Alabama kugadzira 3D-yakadhindwa, inogadziriswazve kumeso masiki uye mask tension kusunungura mabhendi evashandi vekurapa pamberi peiyo Covid-19 dambudziko.
Chikwata cheAirbus chiri kugadzira masiki uye mabhendi evashandi vekurapa kuUSA Health, kusanganisira University Hospital, Vana & Chipatara chevakadzi, Mitchell Cancer Institute uye Fizikisi Boka. Chikwata ichi chinotarisira kuburitsa masiki mazana mashanu, ayo anoshandiswazve uye anogona kuchachika, mukati memavhiki matatu anotevera, pamwe neanosvika makumi manomwe neshanu mabhendi ekuburitsa tangi pazuva. Iyo masiki inobvumidza kuchengetedzwa kwemidziyo yemunhu yekuzvidzivirira nekubvumidza kushandiswa kwakawanda, uye mabhendi anobatsira masiki kukodzera zvakanyanya.
Iyo masiki uye mabhendi anozogadzirwa pane 3D maprinta anopiwa kubva kuAirbus yekugadzira uye enjiniya zvivakwa, Flight Inoshanda Alabama, uye University yeSouth Alabama, vachishandisa dhizaini kubva kuNational Institutes of Health 3D Print Exchange COVID-19 Supply Chain Response faira repositi.
Chikwata cheAirbusus naDr. Matthew Reichert, Yunivhesiti yeSouth Alabama vanobatanidza purofesa wemakemikari, vanga vachidhinda prototypes, vachishanda kuti vawane zvigadzirwa zvakanaka naDr.Benjamin Estrada, purofesa uye chirwere chevana chinotapukira chirwere muU.SA Health, pamwe nechikwata chake.
Nick Simpson, mutungamiri kuAirbus 'Nhare yekugadzira nhare iyo inoshanda mukugadzirisa uye kuronga, ndomumwe wevazhinji vatori vechirongwa.
"Ndiri kufara kubatsira varapi vemunharaunda ndichishandisa hunyanzvi uhwo ini nedzimwe nhengo dzechikwata tinowanzoshandisa kugadzira zvinhu zvinobhururuka," akadaro Simpson. "Takave nevanhu vakangwara zvikuru vachishanda pane izvi, uye tinogutsikana kubatsira zvikwata zvedu zvekurapa kwazvinonyanya kuda."
Andrew Gumpert, John Ding naLaurent Samson vanobva kuAirbus Engineering Center vanga vachinyanya kubatanidzwa mukuronga mapurojekiti e3D eAirbus, uye vakafunga kuti uyu uchave mukana wakanaka wekupa ruzivo rwavo neruzivo kuti zvibatsire nharaunda.
"Taida kushanda pachirongwa ichi nekuti tinotenda mune kugona kweiyi tekinoroji mukuita mutsauko mukurwira kwedu COVID-19," akadaro Ding. "Zvave zvakanaka kuunza timu iyi pamwechete nechinangwa chakanaka."
ZVOKUBVA MUNYAYA INO:
- Airbus' production and engineering teams in Mobile have teamed up with the University of South Alabama to produce 3D-printed, reusable face masks and mask tension release bands for medical personnel on the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Andrew Gumpert, John Ding naLaurent Samson vanobva kuAirbus Engineering Center vanga vachinyanya kubatanidzwa mukuronga mapurojekiti e3D eAirbus, uye vakafunga kuti uyu uchave mukana wakanaka wekupa ruzivo rwavo neruzivo kuti zvibatsire nharaunda.
- The masks and bands will be produced on 3D printers provided from Airbus's production and engineering facilities, Flight Works Alabama, and the University of South Alabama, using designs from the National Institutes of Health 3D Print Exchange COVID-19 Supply Chain Response file repository.
