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The article is devoted to the development of technology and technical means designed to weaken the retention force of hair in the dermis of rabbit skins due to selective dielectric heating of hair bulbs under the influence of an ultra-high frequency electromagnetic field (UHFEMF). Microwave technologies and more than 20 installations with UHFEMF sources and non-traditional resonators have been developed that provide continuous collection of fluff from rabbit skins. Resonators have been tested that ensure the separation of downy raw materials from the skin of rabbit skins in a continuous mode when implementing a set of reasonable design and technological parameters. Novelty of technical solutions of developed technologies and microwave installations with non-traditional resonators, such as: cylindrical (2655770, 2651594, 2680543, 2682890); semi-cylindrical (2018101622, 2703918); toroidal (2674605, 2699709); coaxial (2655748, 2651593); biconic (2715341, 2018117136) proved by patents of the Russian Federation. A technical specification has been developed for creating a radio-hermetic microwave installation with low-power magnetrons and a biconic resonator, which ensures the separation of down raw materials from rabbit skins in a continuous mode at low operating costs.

The development of microwave installations for separating the fluff from skins of rabbits in the agricultural enterprises of low power