Copper 3D antimicrobial 3D printable mask 3D model
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Please feel free to reach out to chris.a.mattmann@jpl.nasa.gov and Kalind Carpenter <kalind.c.carpenter@jpl.nasa.gov>
I think the most optimal filter from a cotton pad. The question remains how effective it is. Is there anyone who can calculate this? In this case, replacing the filter will be the simplest, most affordable material.
We are tearing apart filters from furnace filters. Only the top two that filter out everything. You have to be cognizant of what side goes toward the person.
Also using Halyard H500. We use that for sterilizing instruments in the autoclave. Afterward, it keeps the tools safe and sterile. The H500, has two parts to the “fabric” and it does a really good job. It can be put back into the autoclave to be sterilized and reused. They are testing to see how many times, however. At least it is not a one-time thing, and what we use now can be reused after the instruments sterilized. I just ordered some to sew some masks. I am hoping to find someone who can print me off a few of these for the hospital ER.
Hi, the JPL team has made our 3d respirator designs open source and available. Please star on Github check it out and provide feedback! https://github.com/nasa-jpl/COVID-19-respirators
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