The Contribution of Experimental Energy Facilities to the Achievement of SDG in their Environment: The Case of IFMIF-DONES

Scientific infrastructures are known to have a deep impact from two main perspectives: the finality they were designed to, and other collateral impacts like changes in the economic geographic land where they are settled. However, the effects from other perspectives like social evolution and contribution to Sustainable Development have not been studied in depth yet. In this work, the effects of the implementation of the "International Fusion Materials Irradiation Facility – Demo Oriented NEutron Source" (IFMIF-DONES) in a rural area in the Southern Spain will be discussed.

EXPERIMENTAL ENERGY CONCENTRATE "ZEOLFAT" IN THE DIETS OF LACTATING COWS

The introduction of the experimental energy concentrate "Zeolfat" in doses of 200, 400 and 600 g/kg per day into the main diet of lactating cows allowed to increase the content of raw fat by 6.69%, 13.38% and 19.91%; exchange energy by 1.46; 2.92 and 4.37%, respectively. As a result, the increase in average daily milk yields in terms of (3.4%) basic fat content was 8.1% in the I group with the introduction of 200 g of concentrate, in the II (400 g) -13.7, in the III (600 g) - 14.3% compared to the control. A positive effect on the biochemical parameters of blood serum characterizing carbohydrate-lipid and mineral metabolism in the body was established. Economic efficiency per 1 RUB of additional costs in the experimental groups was 2.83-5.53 RUB, respectively.