3 results about "Increased stress" patented technology

This invention provides a sealed ceramic insulator with wiring components, relating to the field of ceramic insulator technology. It includes a ceramic insulator, a U-shaped cable tray, a mounting rod, a first spring, a pressure plate, and rotating plates. The mounting rod extends through the ceramic insulator. Two rotating plates are symmetrically positioned at the upper end of the U-shaped cable tray. The pressure plate is located at the upper end of the mounting rod, and the first spring is located at the lower end of the pressure plate. When the pressure plate moves vertically downwards or upwards relative to the mounting rod, it drives the rotating plates on both sides to rotate synchronously towards or away from each other. This invention ensures uniform mechanical load distribution on the ceramic insulator through the mounting rod; the overall weight of the conductor drives the rotating plates on both sides to self-clamp; the buffering effect of the first spring prevents increased stress at the contact point due to conductor icing and wear on the conductor and ceramic insulator caused by wind swaying, as was present in the original design; when a conductor section needs repair, the conductor can be easily removed from the upper end of the pressure plate, simplifying operation and facilitating maintenance.

FIELD: psychology.SUBSTANCE: used in the psychocorrection of traumatic experiences. A preliminary session with a psychotherapist is held. The client is taught the 4 stages of the method. The client then begins to independently complete the stages for 7–8 minutes a day until the memory of the traumatic episode no longer evokes negative feelings. The first stage of the method “Self-regulation and preparation for working with trauma” consists of 3 sub-stages, in which the following are performed: the exercise “Attention training”, the exercise “3 pleasant experiences a day”, the exercise “The principle of the stone and the wave”, breathing techniques. The second stage of the “Systematic desensitization” method involves actualizing feelings from a traumatic memory, and then “Parasympathetic breathing” is carried out. The third stage, “Neurophysiological modeling,” involves the client imagining the desired outcome in their life by processing the memory of a traumatic experience, then choosing a simple, monotonous movement and performing it for 1–2 minutes. The fourth stage is “Identifying obstacles to achieving the desired result.”EFFECT: method enables the processing of negative traumatic memories and the accompanying relief of nervous tension, increased stress resistance, and a reduction in the impact of the traumatic event on a person's well-being, mood, self-esteem, thoughts, feelings, and behavior.3 cl