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Investigation of the tar distillate from thermal decomposition of peat-ore materials

G. I. KRAVTSOVA, K. K. STRAMKOVSKAYA, S. I. SMOLYANINOV, L. I. AKREITS
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12778

This study compares tar distillates obtained from thermal decomposition of peat ore materials with distillates from peat semicoking tar. The authors distilled the tars under nitrogen, separated neutral oils and phenolic fractions, and analyzed light fractions by gas liquid chromatography using packe…

Extraction-Amalgam-Polarographic Method for Determining Traces of Antimony in High-Purity NaCl and HCl Solutions

Yu. A. Karbainov, S. N. Karbainova
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12776

This paper develops an extraction amalgam polarographic method with accumulation for determining trace antimony in model high-purity 0.8% sodium chloride and 0.5% hydrochloric acid solutions. The authors examine chloroform extraction of trivalent antimony as a diethyldithiocarbamate complex, select …

Effect of Overmoistening on the Properties of Iron Ore Pellets during Convective Drying

T. G. Leont’eva, V. P. Gusev, V. M. Vityugin
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12775

This study examines how moisture redistribution during convective bed drying affects the strength of green iron ore pellets. Laboratory pellets made from concentrate, limestone, and bentonite were dried in a vertical bed with hot air supplied from above, while moisture content and mechanical strengt…

Study of shrinkage phenomena during the drying of iron ore pellets

V. M. Vityugin, T. G. Leont’eva, V. P. Gusev
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12774

This study examines shrinkage and deformation during drying of iron ore pellets and related charge materials, focusing on the effects of drying temperature, material composition, dispersion, and initial moisture content. Laboratory pellets made from magnetite concentrate, limestone, bentonite, and m…

Effect of Bentonite on the Properties of Iron Ore Pellets

V. M. Vitogin, T. G. Leont’eva, V. A. Trofimov
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12773

The study examines how additions of Makharadze bentonite affect the mechanical strength and thermal stability of green iron ore pellets made from Sokolov-Sarbai magnetite concentrate, as well as the strength of pellets fired at 1200°C. Laboratory pelletizing tests were carried out with 0 to 5% bento…

Ways to Intensify the Granulation Process of Alkali-Containing Glass Batches

V. M. Vityugin, L. G. Lotova, V. A. Trofimov
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12772

This study examines intensification of granulation for alkali-containing window-glass batches by replacing calcined soda with sodium carbonate monohydrate. Sodium carbonate monohydrate was prepared from decahydrate and compared with calcined soda in particle size, specific surface area, plastic stre…

Study of the Swelling Process of Some Bentonites

V. M. Vityugin, M. N. Lantsman, M. V. Kaynasova
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12771

This study examines the swelling behavior of several bentonites used as binders in iron ore concentrate pelletizing, with attention to both equilibrium swelling and swelling kinetics under conditions closer to industrial practice. The authors compare swelling volume and swelling moisture in distille…

Study of the Thermal Stability of Soda and Sodium Sulfate Crystal Hydrates

L. G. Lyutova, V. M. Vityugin, V. A. Trofimov
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12770

This study examines the thermal decomposition of soda and sodium sulfate decahydrate crystal hydrates, materials that influence the aggregate behavior of moistened glass batches. Prepared soda decahydrate and standard sodium sulfate decahydrate samples were held at 22, 45, and 60°C, periodically wei…

Industrial Trials of Ammonium Sulfate Crystallization in the Presence of Manganese Sulfate Additives

I. N. NOZHKINA, V. M. VITYUGIN, A. L. SHTEIN, G. I. TRONDINA
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12769

Industrial trials were conducted at the Kemerovo Coke-Chemical Plant to assess whether technical manganese sulfate additives could improve ammonium sulfate crystallization in coke-chemical saturators, including under temporary departures from normal operating conditions. Manganese sulfate was introd…

Study of the Effect of the Dispersion of the Starting Material on the Sinterability of Mica Ceramics

P. G. Usov, E. N. Belomestnova, V. I. Vereshchagin
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12768

This study examines how the particle size of synthesized fluorophlogopite powder and the amount of orthophosphoric acid binder affect the sinterability of mica ceramics intended for heat-resistant insulating and vacuum-tight applications. Fine-crystalline fluorophlogopite was produced by solid-phase…

Changes in the Phase Composition of a Mica Batch During Heating

P. G. Usov, E. N. Belomestnova, V. I. Vereshchagin
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12767

This study examines phase changes during heating of fluorophlogopite mica batches, first using a simplified talc and potassium silicofluoride mixture and then a stoichiometric normal fluorophlogopite charge. Differential thermal, thermogravimetric, X-ray phase, and microscopic analyses indicate earl…

On the Need for Systematic Exploration for Lithological Gas and Gas-Condensate Accumulations in the Southern Part of Tomsk Oblast: The Example of the Discovery of the Ostaninskoye Field

V. G. CHERTENKOV
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12764

The paper argues for systematic exploration of lithological gas and gas-condensate accumulations in the southern part of Tomsk Oblast, using drilling results from the Ostanino and Mirnaya structures on the western slope of the Pudin arch. It describes how seismic interpretation and deep exploratory …

Morphological features of pyrites from the Lyubavinskoye and Nikolaevskoye gold deposits (Central Transbaikalia)

G. V. Shubin, S. A. Chubarov, A. Ya. Pshenichkin
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12763

This paper examines the morphology of pyrite crystals from the Lyubavinskoye and Nikolayevskoye gold ore deposits in Central Transbaikalia and relates crystal forms to stages of ore formation. On the basis of mineralogical observations, the authors distinguish 18 morphological types across four pyri…

Intrusive Rocks in the Alguy Ore Field

A. I. Shevelev
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12761

This paper describes the intrusive rocks of the Alguy ore field, a talc-bearing area hosted by Upper Proterozoic dolomites and controlled by a northeast-striking tectonic zone. On the basis of petrographic observations, mineral compositions, alteration features, and spatial relations, it characteriz…

Hydrogeochemical Characteristics of the Semiluzhenskoye Ore Occurrence

P. A. UDODOV, N. M. SHVARTSEVA, A. I. SKOGOREV
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12760

This paper presents detailed hydrogeochemical investigations of the Semiluzhenskoe antimony ore occurrence, aimed at identifying aqueous dispersion anomalies of antimony and mercury using sensitive analytical methods. The authors describe the geological setting, distinguish aquifer complexes in Ceno…

Study of the Microflora of Pore Solutions in Rocks of the Kolyvan-Tomsk Fold Zone

P. A. UDODOV, G. A. CHUGUNOVA, V. A. SHAMOLIN
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12759

This paper examines microorganisms inhabiting pore solutions in rocks of the Kolyvan-Tomsk fold zone and their possible role in forming groundwater chemistry. The authors isolated autotrophic bacterial cultures, primarily related to thionic bacteria, from pore waters of weathering-crust clays using …

Some Remarks on the Tectonics of the Anzherskoye Deposit of Kuzbass

O. K. Skripko
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12758

This paper examines the tectonic setting of the Anzherka coal deposit in the northeastern Kuznetsk Basin, emphasizing its position between the Kuznetsk Alatau and the Tomsk Kolyvan folded region. On the basis of stratigraphic, facies, drilling, mapping, geophysical, and earlier published data, it re…

Technical and economic assessment of directional drilling equipment

V. I. Ryazanov, B. I. Spiridonov
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12757

This paper proposes a technical and economic method for comparing directional drilling deflectors under specific drilling conditions. It argues that assessment by separate changes in inclination and azimuth is insufficient, and instead uses spatial curvature intensity, adjusted for natural borehole …

Physical Properties of Oil and Permeability of Reservoir B-Kh of the Severnoye Field in Tomsk Oblast

L. A. Pukhlyakov, G. N. Chertenkova
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12756

This paper reports laboratory and calculation-based characterization of oil from the B-Kh reservoir of the Severnoye field in Tomsk Oblast, using a sample from well 204 and well-test data from stabilized flow regimes. The study determines reservoir oil properties including saturation pressure, gas c…

Engineering-Geological Conditions of Development of the Nazarovo Open-Pit Mine

F. P. Nifantov, N. S. Rogova, V. N. Pulyaev
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12753

This article summarizes engineering-geological investigations conducted to support planned expansion of the Nazarovo open-pit coal mine. Based on detailed mapping, borehole and pit-wall testing, and laboratory study of rock monoliths, it characterizes the Jurassic and Quaternary strata, groundwater …

Methodological Issues in Engineering-Geological Studies of Brown Coal Deposits in Siberia

F. P. NIFANTOV, V. N. PULYAEV, E. A. PISAREV
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12752

The article addresses engineering-geological investigation methods needed for planning large open-pit brown-coal mines in Siberia, especially in the Kansk-Achinsk Basin, where quarry depth and slope stability are major design concerns. It outlines a staged methodology beginning with preliminary expl…

Material Composition of Brown Coals from the Kharanor Deposit

O. A. Dulzon
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12751

This paper examines the petrographic and material composition of brown coals from the Moshchnyi seam of the Kharanor deposit in Eastern Transbaikalia. Based on macroscopic observations and microscopic study of 273 samples in polished sections and blocks, the coal is characterized mainly by vitrinite…

Comparative analysis of basaltoids of volcanic sequences of different ages in the Yuliya Mine area (Kuznetsk Alatau)

D. I. TSAREV
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12721

This paper compares basaltoids from three volcanogenic strata in the Yulia Mine area of the Kuznetsk Alatau, assigned to the Upper Proterozoic, Middle Cambrian, and Lower Devonian, in order to clarify whether disputed volcanic units belong to one or several stratigraphic suites. Using petrographic, …

Control of Fluid Flow Rate During Drilling of Geological Exploration Wells

V. G. Khramenkov, S. S. Sutakshin, V. P. Rozhkov
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12720

This article addresses the problem of controlling flushing fluid flow during geological exploration drilling, especially in small-diameter wells where existing pumps and bypass regulation can worsen abnormal downhole conditions. It argues that available flowmeters were either unreliable or only indi…

Ejector Core Barrel for Drilling Geological Exploration Wells

S. S. Sulakshin, V. G. Khramenkov, V. P. Rozhkov
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12719

This paper addresses sampling difficulties in geological exploration boreholes drilled through rocks and minerals that are easily washed out, fractured, or selectively abraded by flushing fluid. It reviews the limitations of double core barrels, reverse circulation methods, and existing ejector barr…

On the Question of the Azyrtal, Suyaryk, and Other Faunal Complexes

V. D. TOMASHPOLSKAYA
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12718

This paper revises the biostratigraphic interpretation of Cambrian deposits on the Batenev Ridge and Azyrtal Range, focusing on the Azyrtal, Suyaryk, Obruchev, and related faunal complexes. Using lithologic observations, stratigraphic sections, and comparative lists of trilobite and archaeocyathid a…

On the Need to Determine the Specific Gravity of Oil Directly in Wells

P. A. Pukhtyakov
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12717

The paper argues for determining the specific gravity of oil directly in wells as a way to verify reservoir oil property analyses and reduce the labor associated with repeated sampling and laboratory work. It explains the standard calculation of reservoir specific gravity from surface specific gravi…

Physical Properties of Oil and Permeability of Reservoir A-X of the South Cheremshan Field

L. A. Pukhlyakov, G. N. Chertenkova
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12716

This paper examines the reservoir oil properties and permeability of reservoir A-X in the South Cheremshan field, using samples from well 335 analyzed under reservoir conditions. It reports low gas content, saturation pressure, and formation volume factor relative to many other Tomsk Oblast oils, ch…

On the Construction of Oil and Gas Fields in Sea Areas with Moving Ice

T. A. Pukhtyakov
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12715

The paper addresses the development of offshore oil and gas fields in sea areas affected by drifting ice, where pile-supported drilling and production structures are vulnerable to damage. It proposes drilling from a trimaran-type floating platform supported by three long rocking float-vessels intend…

A Priori Information on the Distribution Laws of Indicators of the Engineering-Geological Properties of Rocks

E. A. Pisarev
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12713

This article reviews available a priori assumptions about probability distribution laws for common engineering-geological indicators of rock properties. It argues that granulometric characteristics lack sufficient established evidence, while water-physical properties often may be modeled by normal d…

Factors Influencing the Form of the Distribution Law of Indicators of Engineering-Geological Properties of Rocks

E. A. PISAREV
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12712

This article examines factors that determine the distribution laws of indicators of the engineering-geological properties of rocks, with attention to their practical role in design parameters, sampling systems, and rock classification. It reviews how effective heterogeneity, scale effects, functiona…

Correspondence of the Density of Exploration Points to the Nature of Regular Variations in a Characteristic as the Main Factor in the Numerical Assessment of the Accuracy of Mineral Deposit Exploration

L. M. PETROVSKII
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12710

This paper examines how the density of exploration points should be evaluated in relation to regular and random variations in mineral body parameters such as thickness, grade, and volumetric weight. It argues that conventional probabilistic estimates based mainly on the number of observations and ra…

Basic Principles and an Experimental Scheme for Detailed Geological-Formalistic Grouping of Solid Mineral Deposits for Unified Exploration Methods

L. M. PETROVSKII
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12709

The paper addresses the difficulty of objectively assigning solid mineral deposits or deposit sectors to exploration complexity groups when selecting exploration grid density at the detailed exploration stage. It proposes a formalized geological grouping scheme for bedrock ore and coal deposits base…

Evidence of a Genetic Relationship Between Intrusive and Effusive Rocks of the Goryachegorsk Alkaline Volcano-Plutonic Complex

A. A. MITYAKIN
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12707

This paper examines the genesis of intrusive and effusive rocks in the Goryachegorsk alkaline volcano-plutonic complex, situated near the junction of the Kuznetsk Alatau and the Chulym-Yenisei depression. On the basis of field relations, trace-element behavior, petrochemical variation diagrams, and …

Improving the Technology and Organization of Work in the Driving of Main Horizontal and Inclined Workings during Mine Construction in Kuzbass

V. G. Lukyanov, L. P. Petrov
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12705

This paper presents an album of technological charts intended to improve the mechanized driving of main horizontal and inclined mine workings during mine construction in Kuzbass. Drawing on domestic and foreign high-speed tunneling practice and the experience of leading Kuznetsk Basin brigades, the …

Development and Implementation of High-Speed Methods for Driving Small-Section Horizontal Mine Workings During Exploration and Mining of the Eldorado Gold Deposit in the Northern Expedition

V. G. Lukyanov, V. I. Averchenkov
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12704

This paper presents the development of technological charts for high-speed driving of small-section horizontal mine workings during exploration and development of the Eldorado gold deposit. Drawing on Soviet and international practice, as well as the experience of leading heading crews, the authors …

On the Palynology of the Early Triassic of Siberia

A. A. Kurbatova
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12702

This paper reports palynological evidence for Early Triassic deposits in the central West Siberian Plain, based on samples from deep wells in Tomsk Oblast near Strezhevoy and Kenga. Spore and pollen assemblages from sandy clay deposits are compared with established Early Triassic assemblages of the …

Classification of Paleozoic Coal Accumulation Areas in Kuzbass by Structural-Tectonic Features and Some Issues of Their Exploration

V. Ya. Koudelny, Yu. N. Popov, P. I. Sherin
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12701

This paper examines how structural and tectonic complexity affects coal exploration in the Kuznetsk Basin, where earlier threefold classifications are judged too schematic for practical use. Drawing on mine geological observations, exploration data, and regional tectonic interpretations, the authors…

Collective Processes During the Nucleation and Growth of Ferrite Crystals in a Molten Solution

A. N. Kondakov, A. M. Kuzmin, B. F. Nifantov
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12699

This paper examines spontaneous nucleation and early growth of yttrium and lead ferrite crystals from molten oxide-fluoride solutions, with emphasis on collective effects in the surface layer before crystallization. Using direct microscopic observation during cooling and subsequent study of the init…

Features of the initial growth of yttrium ferrite crystals in a complex solvent

A. N. Kondakov, A. M. Kuzmin, B. F. Nifantov
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12698

This paper examines the initial growth morphology of yttrium ferrite crystals crystallized from a molten complex solvent containing yttrium, iron, lead oxide, and lead fluoride components. Using direct microscopic observation and subsequent examination of crystals grown in open crucibles, the author…

Some Data on the Crushing of Samples from Igneous Rock Outcrops During the Extraction of Accessory Minerals

E. V. Vladimirova
1975 SovietRxiv: ru-197501.12697

This paper examines how crushing size affects the extraction and preservation of accessory minerals from igneous rock samples prepared as artificial heavy-mineral concentrates. Using granites and aplites of the Belokamenka complex, with additional observations on gabbro and nordmarkite samples, the …