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British engineers develop field ventilators to treat COVID-19 patients in developing countries

16th April 2020 News, Views and Opinion Comments Off on British engineers develop field ventilators to treat COVID-19 patients in developing countries 1,434

A UK team of academic and industrial engineers, manufacturers and clinicians have developed a potentially life-saving ventilator to treat coronavirus …

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British engineers develop field ventilators to treat COVID-19 patients in developing countries

Managing electrical installation in precast concrete construction

igus helps engineering artist and designer create a bigger 3D footprint

Six-axis robot turns 3D printing into an art form

Structural vibration: What is it and how to control it

Gravity energy storage ‘cheaper than lithium batteries’

How to make sense of Alarm System Performance KPIs

Surge protection: go beyond

3G,4G/LTE antennas for the smallest PCBs

Chill out: Variable speed chiller saves fuel, money and the environment

Control cabinet heat management

Improving machine safety: practical limits of muting and safer alternatives

Building the fully automated dissolution lab

UK strong on science but losing industrial competitiveness, new report finds

Test system advances printed circuit board and sub-assembly testing for AI and data centre architectures

pH/ORP sensor with digital connectivity

UK industry risks falling behind in AI-driven manufacturing as China accelerates

Photo-chemical etching: strategies to maximise precision yield and cost efficiency

LED analysers measure colour and intensity of LEDs on charging stations for aircraft cabins

Easy-to-read, thermocouple-ready panel meter for precise industrial and HVAC temperature control

Variable speed drives for industrial hydraulic applications, offering energy savings of up to 60%