In this work, experimental data are presented that allows one to estimate the relative amount of heat release. It also provides the opportunity to state the general tendency of its change over time for patients with various individual characteristics of the organism. An important indicator of safety and effectiveness of cryotherapy is the temperature of the skin surface Tk, which should not fall below -2 °C during exposure. It is also planned to propose a method for studying the dynamics of Tk and heat flux from the human body using a thermoelectric module (TEM). The paper evaluates the experimental data on the TEM current changes during and after cryotherapy. Also, dynamics assessment of heat flow during cryotherapy is given and the possibility of evaluating Tk will be shown. It is planned to get an overall picture of the process of heat exchange of the measuring device with the skin of the test object. The results allow us to make recommendations regarding the duration and intensity of cryotherapy.
In this paper, a method for measuring the temperature of the integumentary tissues of a person during a general cryotherapy treatment (WBC) is considered. The authors investigated the physical processes in the device for cryotherapeutic effects on the human body (cryosauna). Also we constructed the computer model of the object of study, using the finite element method. The mathematical model allows you to calculate the temperature of the integumentary tissue during the WBC procedure and at its end. The dependence of the intensity of heat loss on the thickness of the covering tissues was studied. The Bioheat Transfer module was used, which allowed taking into account thermal effects. Recommendations on the choice of cryosauna modes are formulated. Research aims to improve the efficacy and safety of WBC due to the individual characteristics of patients.
The importance of application of anaerobic adhesives during maintenance and repair works is illustrated. The comparative processing characteristics of anaerobic compositions and recommendations on adequate choice of adhesive material trademark are presented. We suggest the conventional technologies of operating capacity restoration of joints and assemblies that lost their performance when in operation with anaerobic adhesives application.
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