【China Youth Daily】Suzhou 3D printed "isolated house" aids Hubei
China Youth Daily Client News (Chen Han, China Youth Daily, China Youth Daily reporter Li Chao) On February 13, 15 sets of isolated houses 3D printed by Suzhou Industrial Park Dushu Lake Science and Education Innovation Zone Enterprise Profit Innovation Materials (Suzhou) Co., Ltd Has been officially "posted" at the Xianning Central Hospital in Hubei, welcoming new patients with coronary pneumonia isolation.
It is reported that this movable 3D printed isolation house has an area of about 10 square meters, which is equipped with air conditioners, toilets, shower facilities, etc. The sealing and thermal insulation can meet the needs of separate isolation.
According to the company's chairman, Ma Yihe, this time donated 15 sets of isolated houses in Hubei, formerly 3D printed shared houses independently designed and developed by Yingchuang. The printing "ink" of the isolated house can be construction materials, steel slag from steel mills, or desert sand. A printer can print a dozen sets of cottages within 24 hours. The cabin passed the environmental protection assessment and is safe and harmless.
The 15 sets of isolated houses that assisted Xianning were printed urgently by Yingchuang in a day. "The isolated house is integrated with 3D printing technology, and the wall is integrated with the hollow grid. It is 3.8 meters long, 2.8 meters high and 2.4 meters wide. Ma Yihe said.
It is reported that the isolated house has a simple structure and high strength, which is extremely convenient for transportation and hoisting. It can be directly used when it is transported to the site and placed on the ground for electrical appliances. It can also move and perform multiple splicing at any time to expand the use area. According to Jin Xuexue, the chief of the equipment department of Xianning Central Hospital of Hubei, this batch of isolation houses has been arranged for patients to live in. The houses have very good sealing and insulation properties, which meet the isolation needs. (Edited by the Ministry of Economic Affairs)
