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Auxiliary Tables for Solving the Principal Geodetic Problems on the Terrestrial Spheroid by the Method of B. F. Krutoy

A. G. Lesnyak
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09461

This paper presents auxiliary numerical tables intended to simplify computations in solving the fundamental geodetic problems on the terrestrial spheroid by B. F. Krutoy’s method, including direct resection. The tables use the argument defined by the sine of the azimuth of the rectified curve at its…

Nomograms for Calculating the Correction for the Deviation of a Geodesic Line from a Straight Normal Section

A. G. LESNYAK
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09460

This paper presents nomographic procedures for computing the correction for the deviation of a geodesic line from a straight normal section, based on Krasovskii’s formula for distances up to about 1000 km. The formula is decomposed into four component corrections, each expressed through the variable…

Two Methods for Solving the Direct Ray Resection on a Sphere

B. F. Krutoi
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09457

This paper formulates the direct ray intersection problem on a sphere: determining the coordinates of an unknown point from the known coordinates of two initial points and the azimuths of rays drawn from them. It presents two spherical trigonometric solution procedures, one computing the unknown lat…

Transformation of Some Power Series into Continued Fractions

V. E. KORNILOV
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09455

The paper derives recurrence transformations that express selected hypergeometric and confluent hypergeometric power series in forms suitable for expansion as continued fractions. It treats the Gauss series with parameters involving an integer n, the Kummer series in analogous integer-parameter case…

Analytical Calculation of the Wedge Setting Angle When a Borehole Deviates from the Prescribed Trajectory

G. L. Kalinichenko, S. S. Sudakshin
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09453

This paper derives an analytical procedure for calculating the wedge setting angle required to change the azimuth of a deviated borehole, avoiding the common simplifying assumption that the wedge azimuthal rotation equals a related projected angle. Using a Cartesian geometric model, the authors expr…

Well Profiling with Variable but Piecewise Constant Curvature

G. L. Kalinichenko, S. S. Sulakshin
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09452

This paper derives a computational scheme for constructing wellbore profiles whose curvature is constant within individual depth intervals but may vary from interval to interval. Beginning with the circular trajectory for a well of constant curvature, it obtains formulas for horizontal displacement,…

Calculation of Natural Frequencies of Flexural Vibrations of Beams Beyond the Elastic Limit in the Presence of Plastic Zones

N. K. Vitvitskii
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09451

The paper presents a computational scheme for estimating natural flexural vibration frequencies of beams that have entered an elastic-plastic state under impulsive loading, such as an explosion-like uniformly distributed load. It models the boundaries of plastic zones in a simply supported or hinged…

On an Algorithm for Automating Calculations of Processes for Managing the Development of Complex Systems

V. M. Razin, Yu. N. Efimov, V. I. Kizev
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09450

The paper addresses automated calculation of network schedules for managing the development of complex systems, focusing on critical path analysis on two-address digital computers with limited random-access memory. It proposes an algorithm that first orders job data by the event at which each job be…

A Padé Approximation System for Power Series of Functions

V. E. Kornilov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09449

This paper derives a system of Padé rational approximations for the power functions \((1+x)^a\) and \(x^a\). It gives explicit numerator and denominator polynomials in Pochhammer notation for approximants indexed by \(n\) and \(\kappa\), then proves that their series expansion agrees with the binomi…

ON THE WELL-POSEDNESS AND PSEUDO-WELL-POSEDNESS OF PROBLEMS

A. D. Gorbunov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09448

The paper develops generalized notions of well-posedness for equations defined by mappings between topological spaces, focusing on cases where the usual requirements of solvability, uniqueness, and continuous dependence fail. It introduces partial continuity for set-valued translations and defines g…

Necessary Criteria for the Least Convexity of a Point System

G. G. Pestov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09446

This paper derives necessary conditions for a planar point system to be minimally, or least, convex, using orientation functions and pair indices that count points on either side of directed pairs. By adjoining or replacing points and comparing the resulting numbers of convex quadruples, it obtains …

Application of Hydrazine Sulfate for Chemical Nickel Plating (Cobalt Plating)

V. I. Latatuev, A. D. Denisov, O. L. Peshkov, V. P. Kazakova
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09265

This paper investigates hydrazine sulfate as an alternative reducing agent to hypophosphites for electroless nickel and cobalt deposition on iron and copper. Experiments varied temperature, pH, and reagent ratios in sulfate solutions adjusted with ammonia, identifying conditions under which coatings…

Chemical coating of iron and copper with nickel and cobalt using a one-component solution

V. I. Latatuev, A. D. Denisov, O. L. Peshkov, N. I. Zakabunina
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09264

This study examines chemical nickel and cobalt deposition on iron and copper using single-component aqueous solutions of the corresponding hypophosphites, proposed as a simpler alternative to conventional multicomponent electroless plating baths. Experiments on prepared iron and copper specimens ass…

Study of the Synthesis of N,N'-Methylbenzoylurea

N. S. DOBYCHINA, T. V. ANTONOVA, Z. M. MURAV’EVA
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09262

This study investigates the preparation of N,N′-methylbenzoylurea, a compound reported in pharmacological testing to have notable anticonvulsant activity and low toxicity. The authors developed a synthesis based on acylation of N-methylurea with benzoyl chloride and examined how reagent ratio, solve…

Separation of Nitrogen and Oxygen Isotopes during the Synthesis of Nitric Oxide in a High-Frequency Torch Discharge

V. N. MELENEVSKII, I. A. TIKHOMIROV, V. V. MARUSIN
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09261

This study examines nitrogen isotope redistribution during the electrogas synthesis of nitric oxide in a high-frequency torch discharge in air. An atmospheric-pressure reactor supplied by a 25 MHz generator was used to produce nitric oxide, which was oxidized, trapped, converted to nitric acid, and …

Separation of Nitrogen and Oxygen Isotopes during Nitric Oxide Synthesis in an Arc Discharge

V. N. Melenevskii, I. A. Tikhomirov, Yu. G. Basov
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09260

This study investigates isotope effects in the synthesis of nitric oxide from nitrogen and oxygen in a low voltage alternating current arc discharge. The authors constructed an apparatus to generate nitric oxide, oxidize and trap the product as nitrogen dioxide, prepare nitrogen and oxygen samples f…

Comparison of methods for the preparation of dioxychonolylmethane

L. I. ARISTOV, R. T. CHUPRINA, V. N. LINKO
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09259

This study compares sulfuric acid and hydrochloric acid condensation methods for preparing 5,5′-bis-8-hydroxyquinolylmethane, a compound relevant to polymeric and biologically active materials, in light of conflicting reported melting points. The authors vary reaction temperature and heating time, e…

Preparation of 5-Bromo-8-Hydroxyquinoline

L. I. ARISTOV, T. I. KOSTINA
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09257

This paper addresses the preparation of 5-bromo-8-hydroxyquinoline for use in syntheses of polychelate polymers, noting limitations of a previously reported acetic acid method. The authors examine bromination of 8-hydroxyquinoline in sulfuric acid, varying reaction temperature and acid concentration…

Determination of nitrate and nitrite ions in an alkaline electrolyte

E. S. Novikova, G. M. Yakunina
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09255

This paper addresses the titrimetric determination of nitrate ions in alkaline electrolytes containing high concentrations of nitrite, a condition that interferes with established reduction methods. The authors examine reduction with trivalent titanium salts, identify an optimal weakly acidic range …

Photocolorimetric Determination of Phosphorus in High-Purity Tin as Phosphomolybdenum Blue

V. B. Sokolovich, Yu. L. Lel’chuk, O. A. Drelina
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09254

A photocolorimetric procedure is developed for determining trace phosphorus in high-purity tin through formation and extraction of phosphomolybdic heteropoly acid followed by reduction to phosphomolybdenum blue. The method decomposes tin samples with hydrochloric acid, bromine, and hydrobromic acid,…

Luminescent Determination of Trace Amounts of Boron in High-Purity Tin

Yu. L. Lel’chuk, V. A. Ivashina
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09252

A luminescent procedure is described for determining trace boron in high-purity tin, addressing the lack of established methods for this matrix. The method uses the blue fluorescence of the boron benzoin complex in weakly alkaline alcoholic solution, with interfering tin and heavy-metal impurities r…

Indirect extraction-colorimetric method for the determination of trace amounts of phosphorus in high-purity tin

Yu. L. Lel’chuk, V. B. Sokolovich, G. A. Detkova
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09251

A visual extraction-colorimetric procedure is developed for determining trace phosphorus in high-purity tin, addressing the limited sensitivity and matrix interferences of conventional phosphomolybdenum blue methods. The method converts phosphorus to phosphomolybdenum blue, extracts and decomposes i…

Purification of Benzene from Thiophene by Selective Oxidation

N. M. Smolyaninova, V. A. Pykhtin
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09250

This paper investigates purification of benzene from thiophene by selective oxidation, motivated by the need for low-sulfur benzene for organic synthesis. The authors test hypochlorous acid, prepared as chlorine water, and examine the effects of benzene to oxidant ratio, active chlorine concentratio…

Dethiophenation of Benzene Using Formaldehyde

N. M. Smolyaninova
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09249

This study examines the removal of thiophene sulfur from benzene by condensation with formaldehyde, with emphasis on catalyst choice and reagent ratios. Experiments with artificial benzene, thiophene mixtures and commercial KMK benzene grades compared several potential catalysts and then varied form…

Peat-Mineral Granular Fertilizers

S. I. Smolyaninov, N. E. Sagachenko, E. F. Prokhoda
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09246

This paper addresses the production of transportable peat-mineral granular fertilizers, a problem left unresolved by earlier methods based on drying, grinding, and remoistening peat. Using lowland peat from the Tagan deposit and mineral components including ammonium nitrate, superphosphate, and pota…

Drying of Granular Ammonium Sulfate in a Fluidized Bed

A. D. Alekseev, V. M. Vitogin, Yu. A. Yanovich
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09244

This study examines the feasibility of drying granulated ammonium sulfate in a fluidized bed as part of efforts to improve fertilizer production and obtain stable granules from crystalline material. Using a batch laboratory apparatus, the authors compared the behavior of crystalline, dry granulated,…

Drying of moisture-intensive granules in a bed

A. S. Bogma, V. M. Vityugin, V. A. Prokhorovich
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09243

This study examines drying conditions for quartz, carbon granules used in silicon carbide production, where residual moisture can weaken granules, cause softening during furnace heating, and impair bed gas permeability. Laboratory experiments varied drying-agent temperature, flow direction and veloc…

Apparatus for Determining the Thermal Stability of Green Pellets

A. S. Bogma, V. M. Vityugin
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09242

The article addresses the need to determine the thermal stability of green pelletized materials under conditions resembling industrial heat treatment, particularly by identifying the temperature at which rapid drying causes cracking or destruction. It argues that existing approaches to measuring thi…

Coagulation of finely dispersed precipitates of metatitanic acid

I. V. Gebler, V. M. Vityugin, O. A. Fuks
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09241

This paper addresses the difficulty of separating highly dispersed metatitanic acid precipitates formed during titanium hydrolysis in hydrochloric acid solutions, where ordinary filtration, centrifugation, and settling are ineffective. It proposes water-soluble humates, prepared from peat or brown c…

Cold Desulfurization of Iron Ore Concentrates

I. V. Gebler, V. M. Vityugin, O. A. Fuks, N. Ya. Negodina
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09240

This study examines cold desulfurization of iron ore concentrates as an alternative to high temperature oxidative roasting, focusing on conversion of iron sulfides into water soluble sulfates. Experiments tested oxidation with hydrogen peroxide, ozonized air, chlorine water or gaseous chlorine, and …

Study of Granulation of Quartz Charge for Silicon Carbide Production

V. M. VITYUGIN, Yu. F. LUTSENKO, A. S. BOGMA, V. A. PROKHOROVICH
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09239

This study addresses the granulation of fine Tashlino quartz sands for silicon carbide production, a problem arising from the scarcity of suitable coarse, high-purity quartz raw materials and the poor furnace performance of fine sands. Laboratory and semi-industrial pan granulation tests compared me…

On the Desulfurization of Blast-Furnace Pellets from Sokolov-Sarbai Concentrates during Oxidative Roasting

V. M. VITYUGIN, V. A. PROKHOROVICH, A. S. BOGMA
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09238

The paper examines sulfur removal from blast furnace pellets made from Sokolov Sarbai concentrates during oxidizing roasting, with particular attention to fluxed mixtures containing finely ground dolomite, hydrated lime, limestone, and magnesite. It combines a theoretical discussion of sulfide oxida…

Application of waste from crude benzol purification for coal flotation

V. M. Vityugin, S. A. Babenko, I. N. Nozhkina
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09237

This paper examines the use of acid tar, a waste product from sulfuric acid purification of crude benzene at coke-chemical plants, as a frother in coal flotation. The authors characterize its composition and foaming behavior, prepare a neutralized diluted reagent using phenol-ammonia water, and test…

Selective granulation of coal charges for coking

V. M. Vityugin, G. D. Speshchi
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09236

This study examines whether selective granulation of individual coal components can improve the compaction of coking charges and the quality of the resulting coke. Using production-ground coals from the Kemerovo Coke-Chemical Plant, the authors granulated either the full blend or selected components…

Improving the Quality of Listvyansky Anthracite as a Raw Material for the Production of Electrode Products

V. M. VITYUGIN, V. A. PROKHOROVICH
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09235

This study examines dry electromagnetic beneficiation as a means of reducing the ash content of Listvyansky anthracite intended for carbon electrode and block production. Raw and air excluded calcined anthracite, crushed to 3 to 0 and 1 to 0 mm fractions, was treated on a laboratory induction roll m…

On the Mechanism of Moisture Absorption During Wet Quenching of Coke

V. M. Vityugin
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09232

This paper examines why coke absorbs moisture during wet quenching, a factor that can adversely affect blast furnace operation when moisture is high or uneven. Through experiments in which coke pieces at different initial temperatures were immersed in cold or heated water for controlled times, the s…

Study in the Chemistry of Carbazole Derivatives

V. P. Lopatinskii, E. E. Sirotkina
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09231

This study examines the reduction of a broadened series of 3-acetyl-9-alkylcarbazoles with aluminum isopropoxide and the influence of the reaction medium on product formation. Reductions in isopropyl alcohol gave isopropyl ethers of 3-(alpha-hydroxyethyl)-9-alkylcarbazoles, while analogous reactions…

Study in the Field of Chemistry of Carbazole Derivatives

V. P. Lopatinskii, E. E. Sirotkina, S. D. Pukhalskaya
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09230

This study examines the reduction behavior of 3-acetyl-6-chloro- and 3-acetyl-6-nitro-9-ethylcarbazoles with aluminum isopropoxide, motivated by earlier findings that related 3-acetyl-9-alkylcarbazoles form vinyl derivatives rather than carbinols under certain conditions. The authors prepared the ch…

Research in the Chemistry of Carbazole Derivatives

V. P. Lopatinskii, E. E. Sirotkina, A. N. Yushko
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09229

The study examines the addition of vinyl butyl ether to carbazole, a reaction related to earlier conflicting reports on the behavior of simple vinyl ethers with amines. Using acid catalysis, the authors compare mercury salts and sulfuric acid, then evaluate the effects of temperature, catalyst amoun…

Research in the Chemistry of Carbazole Derivatives

V. P. Lopatinskii, E. E. Sirotkina, N. A. Musorina
1967 SovietRxiv: ru-196701.09228

This study investigates a shorter route to 9-(beta-hydroxypropyl)carbazole, an intermediate of interest for 9-propenylcarbazole polymers and fine organic synthesis products. Carbazole was reacted with propylene oxide under varied conditions to determine the effects of solvent, alkali catalyst, reage…