Determination of the parameters of an ellipsoidal electrode tip for treating agricultural animals using UHF – therapy methods

S.O Fatyanov,V.M Pashchenko,E.S Semina,A.P Pustovalov,A.S Morozov,A Valiev,M Nizamutdinov,D.I Zhilyakov,F Nezhmetdinova,W Heijman,R Nizamov,A Taylan,M Kalimullin,I Safiullin,D.A Zyukin,B Ziganshin

doi:10.1051/bioconf/20213700046

Abstract

The use of non-medicamentous means of treating farm animals presupposes the presence of not only an ultra-high frequency electromagnetic radiation generator but also a rectal emitter, which is directly inserted into the animal's rectum. The effectiveness of the treatment carried out using UHF therapy methods largely depends on the shape of the emitter tip. When choosing the external shape of the emitter tip in the form of half of an ellipsoid of revolution, it becomes necessary to optimize the parameters of this ellipsoid. The goal of optimization is to minimize the resistance force of the living tissue of the animal when a cylindrical emitter with a tip is inserted into the rectum.

Highlights

Nowadays, increasing milk production is one of the main tasks facing the agricultural industry
The use of high-frequency electromagnetic fields (HF) in physiotherapy is considered the most effective because of the penetration into the deep layers of tissues, which is exactly what is required in the treatment of internal inflammation
The animal's body does not get used to the ultra-high frequency (UHF) field

Summary

Introduction

Nowadays, increasing milk production is one of the main tasks facing the agricultural industry. The range of physiotherapeutic effects is very wide They are all based on a limited number of factors: heating or cooling, mechanical compression or, on the contrary, stretching, electromagnetic fields of different frequencies. The use of high-frequency electromagnetic fields (HF) in physiotherapy is considered the most effective because of the penetration into the deep layers of tissues, which is exactly what is required in the treatment of internal inflammation. The main advantage of the use of physiotherapy in the treatment of farm animals is the absence of antibiotics in products and the possibility of preventing possible diseases. The disadvantages of physiotherapy include the low effectiveness of treatment in the acute period of the disease, when the animal's body is in a weakened state. The animal's body does not get used to the UHF field

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