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2000 Ampere DC Motor-Generator Welding Converter with Automatic Transition to Compensator Mode

G. N. Kok, A. F. Knyazkov
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11800

This paper describes a 2000 ampere direct-current motor-generator welding converter developed as a multi-station source for applications where alternating-current arc welding is unsuitable, particularly with basic-coated electrodes requiring stable DC arcs. The converter combines a compound-excited …

Experimental Study of the Vibration Characteristics of an Electrical Machine

P. T. Maltsev, Yu. V. Gorst
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11789

This paper investigates excessive vibration in a high speed electrical converter whose operation showed elevated housing vibration, bearing failures, and increased power consumption despite careful manufacture. The authors combine analytical estimates of vibration from rotor unbalance with experimen…

Batch machining of gearbox housing parts on longitudinal milling machines

I. I. Ryabovol, B. D. Barlakov
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11777

This paper addresses the machining of flat surfaces on housings and covers for vertical crane and cylindrical-conical gearboxes produced in small and medium batches at the Sibtiazhmash plant. It analyzes shortcomings of the existing marked-out planing process and proposes a group machining technolog…

Group Aggregate Unit for Boring Gearbox Housings

V. D. VARLAKOV, I. I. RYABOVOL
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11766

This paper describes the development of a group aggregate unit for boring seating holes in gearbox housings at the Krasnoyarsk Sibtyazhmash plant, where diverse gearbox types and limited production volumes made dedicated special machines economically impractical. The authors analyze standardized cen…

Analysis of the Dynamics of Pumping Stations in Hydraulic Systems of Metal-Cutting Machine Tools

I. A. Nemirovskii, Yu. Ya. Komisarenko
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11744

This paper examines transient behavior in individual pumping stations used in hydraulic drives and controls of metal-cutting machine tools. Using a standard experimental installation with a vane pump, overflow valves, filter arrangements, flexible hoses, pressure transducers, and a specially designe…

Investigation of the Cutting Process by the Photoelastic Method

M. F. Poletika, M. Kh. Uteshev
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11711

This paper examines stress distribution in metal cutting using a polarization-optical, photoelastic method, addressing the difficulty of analyzing large plastic deformations by conventional plasticity theory. The authors describe a lathe-mounted optical and dynamometric apparatus and apply it to fre…

Study of the Cadmium Cutting Process

M. F. POLETIKA, M. Kh. UTESHEV
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11700

This study examines the turning of cadmium as part of a broader investigation into machinability and the cutting behavior of soft metals. Experiments on a lathe using high speed steel tools varied rake angle, feed, and cutting speed while measuring chip shrinkage, cutting forces, cutting temperature…

Investigation of the Cutting Process of Commercially Pure Titanium

M. F. Poletika, A. I. Afonasov
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11689

This paper reports an experimental study of cutting commercially pure titanium using VK4 carbide tools on a lathe over a wide range of cutting speeds and feeds. The authors measured cutting-force components, chip shrinkage, tool-chip contact length, temperature, and friction characteristics, and int…

Stress State in the Plastic Deformation Zone During Metal Cutting

L. M. SEDOKOV
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11678

This paper analyzes the stress state in the plastic deformation zone during metal cutting, questioning the assumption that stress and strain states necessarily correspond under complex loading. Using an elementary equilibrium model with a single shear plane, it derives relationships among normal and…

Static Microdisplacement of One Body Relative to Another

I. R. Konyakhin
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11655

This paper investigates static preliminary microdisplacements that occur before macroscopic sliding between contacting bodies with rough surfaces. Drawing on experiments in which a relatively smooth body microdeforms a rough contact surface under controlled normal and tangential loads, it distinguis…

Study of the Effect of Notches on the Mechanical Fracture Characteristics of Gray Cast Iron under Static Compression

L. M. SEDOKOV, V. I. MAKSAK
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11644

This study examines how notch geometry affects the fracture characteristics of gray cast iron under static axial compression, a loading condition for which notch effects had been little investigated. Using a re-equipped 100-ton testing machine with strain-gauge force and deformation recording, the a…

Experimental Determination of Stresses in the Cross Section of a Cylindrical Specimen Under Radial Compression

Yu. S. BOGOMOLOV, L. M. SEDOKOV
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11633

This paper examines the stress distribution in a cylindrical specimen compressed along its radius, a test proposed as an indirect means of determining tensile strength in brittle materials. The authors compare elastic theory for the Hertz disk with strain-gauge measurements on an organic-glass disk,…

On the Calculation of Frame Systems

B. P. Mitrofanov
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11611

This paper examines a limitation of conventional frame-system calculation schemes that represent members only by their geometric axes and supports. It argues that when member height is taken into account, the usual equilibrium and deformation-continuity assumptions at frame joints may be violated, a…

Experimental Study of Plastic Deformation of an Axisymmetric Conical Protrusion

B. P. Mitrofanov, G. A. Rakhvalova, K. N. Tsukublina
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11600

This paper examines plastic deformation of an individual roughness protrusion modeled as an axisymmetric cone, with attention to contact spreading, friction, strain hardening, and the effect of the supporting base. Compression tests on steel cones of different angles and base configurations are comb…

On the Relationship Between Residual Strain Tolerances for Determining Yield Strengths in Tension and Shear (Torsion)

G. A. Doshchinskii
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11589

The paper examines how residual strain tolerances used to define conventional yield strength in tension should be related to corresponding tolerances in shear or torsion. It reviews earlier estimates based on maximum shear stress and octahedral stress criteria, notes their limitations, and derives r…

General law of the relationship between stresses and strains

G. A. Doshchinskii
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11578

The paper proposes a unified expression for the relation between stress and strain in isotropic materials, treating the usual laws for tension, shear, volumetric deformation, and plastic strain intensity as special cases rather than independent laws. Starting from principal stresses and strains, it …

Study of Stresses in Plane Models of Pressure Gauge Spring Cross-Sections by the Photoelastic Method

G. I. Tyzhnov, N. A. Shumskaya
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11567

This paper investigates stresses in plane models of tubular pressure-gauge spring cross sections using photoelasticity, motivated by the difficulty of measuring stresses directly in small springs and by the need to compare section shapes. The authors describe a simple polarization apparatus and a lo…

On the Products of the Interaction of Quinone Diazides with Metal Halides

L. A. Kazitsyna, B. S. Kikot’, L. E. Vinogradova,
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11559

This study examines the poorly characterized reactions of ortho and para benzoquinonediazides with selected metal halides and related Lewis acids, including boron trifluoride, zinc chloride, cobalt chloride, and mercuric chloride. The authors prepare crystalline products in aqueous, methanolic, and …

Measurement of Stresses and Strains on Models of Pressure Gauge Springs

G. I. TYZHNOV, V. V. INZHEVITOV
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11555

This paper investigates experimental methods for determining stresses and deformations in Bourdon tube pressure gauge springs, focusing on flat-oval and segment-shaped cross sections of the same nominal pressure. The authors use brittle lacquer coatings to identify principal stress trajectories, enl…

Wear and Surface Cleanliness of Gear Teeth

Yu. S. Semenov, V. T. Gorbenko
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11533

This paper examines how the initial surface cleanliness of gear teeth affects wear in gear transmissions with a large hardness difference between pinion and wheel teeth. Experiments on mining electric-drill gearbox gears compared pairs with different pre-heat-treatment tooth finishes under varied lo…

Effect of Wear on the Bending Strength of Gear Teeth

V. P. STESHENKO
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11522

This paper examines how wear affects the bending strength of gear teeth when changes in tooth profile are taken into account, challenging calculation methods that treat worn profiles as geometrically similar to unworn involute teeth. Experimental wear studies, strength calculations, photoelastic tes…

On the Nonstationary Emission of a Semi-Infinite Medium

Unknown
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11513

The paper studies time-dependent radiation emerging from a homogeneous semi-infinite medium with isotropic scattering, finite mean times for absorption and free flight, and a fixed quantum survival probability. Using a Laplace-transform method that derives nonstationary solutions from corresponding …

Effect of the Clearance Between the Pump and Turbine Wheels on the Characteristics of a Safety Turbocoupling

A. V. MURIN, S. I. SHUBOVICH
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11511

This paper examines how the axial clearance between pump and turbine wheel blades affects the performance of a safety turbocoupling with auxiliary cavities. Experiments were conducted on a brake stand at several clearances, from 0.0035D to 0.021D, and at different oil filling levels, recording torqu…

Using Ball Bearing Steel Waste for Centrifugal Casting of Bearing Rings

E. P. FILIMONOVA, B. S. KARASYUK
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11500

This paper evaluates the use of ball bearing steel scrap for producing bearing ring blanks by centrifugal casting instead of the conventional route based on rolled stock and forging. It compares the two technological sequences for rings of types 208, 306, and 408, estimating metal consumption from s…

Some features of butadiene polymerization in the presence of complex cobalt catalysts

I. Diaconescu, S. S. Medvedev
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11490

This study examines butadiene polymerization in benzene at 22°C using a catalytic system of an alcohol complex of cobalt chloride and diisobutylaluminum chloride, with attention to polymerization rate, polymer molecular weight, and their dependence on catalyst components and water. Using specially c…

Effect of Vacuum Melting on Nonmetallic Inclusions in Ball Bearing Steel

M. I. Slyusman
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11489

This paper examines how vacuum induction melting affects gas content and nonmetallic inclusions in ShKh-15 ball-bearing steel, where cleanliness is critical for resistance to flaking, cracking, and surface wear. Experimental 10 kg heats were melted in a magnesium oxide crucible at several residual p…

Inleakage During Metal Melting in a Vacuum Induction Furnace

M. I. SLOSMAN
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11478

This paper examines gas inleakage in a vacuum induction furnace as a factor affecting the quality of metals melted under vacuum, distinguishing external leaks from gas evolution by furnace materials. Using the IV-52 furnace as an example, it outlines a pressure rise method for estimating inleakage a…

Cast blanking dies and their heat treatment

I. O. Khazanov
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11467

This paper examines the production of blanking die parts from permanent-mold cast Kh12F1T steel as an alternative to forged high-chromium tool steel blanks, whose carbide banding and poor forgeability can limit die performance. Experimental melts, centrifugal chill casting, titanium modification, an…

Carbon in High-Chromium Low-Alloy Cast High-Speed Steel

N. A. EROFEEV
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11456

This study examines how carbon content affects phase alloying in high-chromium, low-alloy cast high-speed steels containing tungsten, chromium, and vanadium. Three steels with different carbon levels were melted, chill cast, and analyzed in quenched, triply tempered, and annealed states using metall…

Improvement of the Structure of Cast High-Speed Steels

Yu. A. Evtyushkin, D. M. Likhosherstov
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11422

This paper examines ways to reduce the brittleness of cast high-speed steels, attributed mainly to a coarse continuous carbide network along grain boundaries, while preserving their favorable red hardness. The authors discuss compositional adjustment, niobium alloying, accelerated cooling, and annea…

Spheroidization at Temperatures Near the Peritectic Reaction Region

Yu. A. Evtyushkin
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11411

This paper examines whether high-temperature holding near the peritectic reaction can reduce the carbide network in cast high-speed steels and improve tool properties. Using microstructural analysis of steels with varied carbon, tungsten, chromium, and vanadium contents, it considers how alloy compo…

Effective magnetic fields at atomic nuclei in ferromagnets

F. M. GAL’PERIN
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11383

The paper addresses the calculation of effective magnetic fields at atomic nuclei in ferromagnetic metals and alloys, where existing theory is described as insufficient for comparison with experiment. It proposes empirical relations for the fields in Fe, Co, Ni, and several ferromagnetic alloys, sep…

On the Stability of a Cylindrical Shell Under Longitudinal Impact

V. L. AGAMIROV, A. S. VOL’MIR
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11363

This paper examines dynamic buckling of a circular cylindrical shell subjected to a central longitudinal impact at its free end, with the opposite end fixed. The authors separate, in first approximation, axial elastic wave propagation from shell buckling, estimate the time dependent mean axial stres…

On a Theorem of D. Stancu

Unknown
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11296

The paper examines a theorem of D. Stancu concerning an asymptotic expansion for bivariate Bernstein-type polynomials on the standard simplex under bounded partial derivatives of order N. It shows that the stated result is false already for N = 2 by constructing a function with bounded second partia…

On the Thermal Degradation of Polyformaldehyde

A. B. BLUMENFELD, M. B. NEIMAN, B. M. KOVARSKAYA
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11252

This study examines whether the thermal decomposition of end-protected polyformaldehyde, usually yielding formaldehyde as the principal product, can also proceed through radical pathways rather than only ionic mechanisms. The authors propose possible radical intermediates and decomposition routes le…

Study of the Effect of pH and Electrolyte Concentration on Hydrogen Overpotential at a Dropping Gallium Electrode

K. Sabo, I. A. Bagotskaya
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11140

This study examines how pH and electrolyte concentration affect hydrogen overvoltage at a dropping gallium electrode over a pH range from 1.8 to 14. Measurements in phosphate buffer, acid, alkali, and mixed sodium sulfate solutions show normal Tafel slopes in strongly acidic and alkaline media, whil…

Mass Spectroscopy of Oxides of Some Bicyclic Terpenes

Unknown
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.11059

This study examines the use of mass spectrometry for identifying isomeric oxides of bicyclic terpenes, including alpha and beta forms of Delta3-carene oxide, camphene oxide, and beta-pinene oxide. The compounds were synthesized, purified, and analyzed mainly at 50 eV, with additional low-voltage spe…

Phase Transitions and Changes in the Structure of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Lines in Beryllium Oxyacetate

Unknown
1964 SovietRxiv: ru-196401.10972

The study investigates how phase transitions affect proton NMR line shapes and moments in polycrystalline beryllium oxyacetate over 20 to 200 degrees Celsius, with attention to methyl group motion and intermolecular interactions. Stationary measurements showed no change in line shape or moments from…