University of Veterinary Medicine in Košice

Study of the Method of Mixing Oxidizing Agent and Fuel in the Combustion Process

This study investigates the combustion of natural gas in a simple 2 kW co-flow laboratory burner with the primary objective of identifying the most effective combination of interchangeable mixing-chamber nozzle and oxidizer swirler for achieving stable combustion, comparatively l...

Etiological and immunological aspects of equine hoof canker

Chronic equine proliferative pododermatitis (canker) is a hypertrophic hoof disease characterized by excessive proliferation of horn-producing tissues resulting from dyskeratosis of keratinocytes. Since its etiology remains unknown, this study investigated potential etiological a...

Air Quality Assessment and Potential Inhalation Exposure Across Equestrian Facilities: A Case Study

Air quality in equestrian facilities is an important factor affecting equine respiratory health. This study evaluated particulate matter (PM), gaseous pollutants, and microclimatic parameters in a stable, an indoor riding arena, and an outdoor riding arena, and estimated the pote...

A Simulation Model of Administrative Buildings: Assessing Their Impact on Energy Performance

The construction sector is a complex industry whose growth and development are closely associated with overall economic expansion and the circular economy. Within this sector, Building Energy Simulation (BES) is widely employed to evaluate and compare the energy performance of pr...

1% Acetic Acid as an Effective and Cytocompatible Antimicrobial Agent with Enhanced Activity in Acellular Dermal Matrix for Wound Management

Abstract Objectives To evaluate the antimicrobial efficacy, antibiofilm activity, cytocompatibility, and biomaterial compatibility of 1% acetic acid (AA), including its application within acellular dermal matrix (ADM) for advanced wound management. Methods Antimicrobial activity...