“Mercedes Formula 1” designs a respirator to save Corona patients

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It seems to be a team Mercedes, Holder of the constructors ‘and drivers’ title in the world racing championship Formula One, Was able to win a new race outside the race tracks, following the decision to participate in developing respirators to help patients New Corona Virus.

The Mercedes team decided to join the “Project Bitline” campaign by developing a respirator in a joint venture with “University College London”, and its specifications were approved by the British National Health Services.

And the Mercedes team announced, on Tuesday, that it was able to develop and develop new breathing apparatus designs, and that it was at the disposal of a “National health services“British, in order to help those infected with Coronavirus.

According to the company, what is known as a “continuous positive air pressure device” or “CPAP” helps patients with breathing difficulties, people with lung infections and those whose oxygen masks are no longer sufficient, as the device gives them the ability to not place patients in units Intensive care.

Indeed, the British government has requested 10,000 of these devices, which are produced by 40 machines, and an average of 1,000 devices per day, at the Mercedes Technical Center in Brixworth, central England, according to Agence France-Presse.

It is indicated that headquarters Mercedes Formula OneIn Brixworth, it is the cell that built the engines that led the team to monopolize the manufacturers and drivers titles from 2014 through 2019.

“Since the project was announced, we have received an unbelievable number of requests for CPAP from all over the world,” said Andy Cowell, director of the center, adding that “making manufacturing designs and specifications open to everyone will allow companies all over the world to produce these devices quickly and on Large scale, which will support the global fight against a virus Covid-19“.

For her part, Director of the Institute of Sanitary Engineering in University College London Rebecca Shipley “These vital devices are very easy to manufacture and can be produced quickly. We hope, by publicly publishing these designs, they will be used to improve the resistance to health services preparing for the Covid-19 wave in the world.”

A version of this device, which increases the flow of air and oxygen to the lungs, has been used in hospitals in Italy and China to help Covid-19 patients with Acute pulmonary infections.

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It seems to be a team Mercedes, Holder of the constructors ‘and drivers’ title in the world racing championship Formula One, Was able to win a new race outside the race tracks, following the decision to participate in developing respirators to help patients New Corona Virus.

The Mercedes team decided to join the “Project Bitline” campaign by developing a respirator in a joint venture with “University College London”, and its specifications were approved by the British National Health Services.

And the Mercedes team announced, on Tuesday, that it was able to develop and develop new breathing apparatus designs, and that it was at the disposal of a “National health services“British, in order to help those infected with Coronavirus.

According to the company, what is known as a “continuous positive air pressure device” or “CPAP” helps patients with breathing difficulties, people with lung infections and those whose oxygen masks are no longer sufficient, as the device gives them the ability to not place patients in units Intensive care.

Indeed, the British government has requested 10,000 of these devices, which are produced by 40 machines, and an average of 1,000 devices per day, at the Mercedes Technical Center in Brixworth, central England, according to Agence France-Presse.

It is indicated that headquarters Mercedes Formula OneIn Brixworth, it is the cell that built the engines that led the team to monopolize the manufacturers and drivers titles from 2014 through 2019.

“Since the project was announced, we have received an unbelievable number of requests for CPAP from all over the world,” said Andy Cowell, director of the center, adding that “making manufacturing designs and specifications open to everyone will allow companies all over the world to produce these devices quickly and on Large scale, which will support the global fight against a virus Covid-19“.

For her part, Director of the Institute of Sanitary Engineering in University College London Rebecca Shipley “These vital devices are very easy to manufacture and can be produced quickly. We hope, by publicly publishing these designs, they will be used to improve the resistance to health services preparing for the Covid-19 wave in the world.”

A version of this device, which increases the flow of air and oxygen to the lungs, has been used in hospitals in Italy and China to help Covid-19 patients with Acute pulmonary infections.

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