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Tertiary Deposits of the Tomsk Area

B. V. Plotnikov
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.13332

This paper reviews and revises the stratigraphy of Tertiary deposits in the Tomsk area, drawing on earlier paleobotanical, lithological, mineralogical, and borehole studies as well as new observations from concealed sequences beneath Tom River terraces. It distinguishes multiple suites from Paleocen…

New Materials on the Study of Upper Paleozoic Woods of Kuzbass

M. D. Parfenova
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.13321

This paper reports the first results of a study of fossil wood specimens collected from the Kolchugino Series in the Leninsk-Kuznetsk district of the Kuzbass, using transverse, radial, and tangential sections and cellulose film preparations. After reviewing previous work on Upper Paleozoic woods of …

Experience in Conducting Hydrogeochemical Studies in Transbaikalia

P. A. UDODOV
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.13310

This paper reports field experience using hydrogeochemical prospecting for ore deposits in Transbaikalia under permafrost and talik conditions where the method had been little applied. It relates heavy metal contents in natural waters to geological setting, rock mineralization, chemical activity of …

On the Methodology of Prospecting for Mineral Deposits

K. V. Radugin
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.13299

The article proposes an auxiliary prospecting methodology for detecting concealed mineral deposits, especially blind ore bodies lying beneath cover or below known ore fields. Radugin argues that post-ore magmatic dikes may capture, assimilate, and transport traces of ore material upward, so their xe…

Albite-Bearing Crystalline Schists of the Borus Range

M. I. Yudin
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.13288

This paper examines albite-bearing crystalline schists exposed along the southeastern contact of the Borus Range hyperbasite massif and considers their petrography, mineral associations, and origin. On the basis of field relations, microscopic descriptions, optical mineralogy, and a chemical analysi…

On the Geology of the Ilin Gold Ore Deposit (Eastern Transbaikalia)

A. M. Kuzmin, G. V. Shubin
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.13277

This paper examines the geology and controls of gold mineralization at the Ilya gold ore deposit in Eastern Transbaikalia, focusing on a major northeast-trending fault zone developed in granitoids and later volcanic and dike rocks. Based on field observations, petrographic study, structural analysis…

New Gold Ore Occurrences in the Kommunar Gold-Bearing District (Eastern Slope of the Kuznetsk Alatau)

A. F. Korobeinikov
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.13255

This paper describes newly discovered gold ore occurrences in the Solgon area adjoining the Kommunar ore field on the eastern slope of the Kuznetsk Alatau, emphasizing the structural controls on mineralization. Using geological mapping and fracture analysis, it relates ore localization to a major su…

Material Incentives as One of the Conditions for Introducing Multibottom-Hole Drilling of Exploratory Wells

P. I. STEPANOV
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.13233

This paper examines material incentives as a condition for introducing multibottom drilling in exploratory wells within Soviet geological exploration practice. It argues that revised planning and bonus systems, which emphasize cost reduction and exploration efficiency rather than only drilled footag…

Investigation of the interconversions of cyclols and cyclodepsipeptides by fragment mass spectrometry

N. S. VUL’FSON, V. I. ZARETSKII, V. A. PUCHKOV, V. G. ZAIKIN,
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.13223

This study applies fragmentation mass spectrometry to investigate structural distinctions and mutual transformations among N-oxyacyl lactams, oxacyclols, and cyclodepsipeptides. Mass spectra of cyclols, cyclodepsipeptides, a model oxacillactam, and related lactam derivatives were compared to identif…

On the Change in Radioactivity of Accessory Sphene: Evidence from Rocks of the Elekmonar Multiphase Granitoid Massif (Gorny Altai)

A. I. Bazhenov
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.13188

This paper examines variations in the radioactivity of accessory sphene in rocks of the Elekmonar multiphase granitoid massif in Gorny Altai, with attention to intrusive phase, contact relations, and sampling elevation. Using heavy mineral separates from systematically collected horizontal and verti…

Proof of the Configuration of cis-trans Isomeric Compounds $[\mathrm{Pt}\mathrm{Cl}_2(\mathrm{NH}_3)_2]\mathrm{Cl}_2$

Unknown
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.13040

The study examines the configurational assignment of cis and trans isomeric platinum(IV) glycinato ammine complexes of composition [PtGl2(NH3)2]Cl2, prepared by oxidation of corresponding tetramines. Configuration was tested by resolution into mirror isomers through fractional crystallization of cam…

On Radiant Heating of Bodies at a Variable Temperature of the Heat Source: First Report

V. V. Salomatov and G. I. Boikov
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12877

This paper examines transient heating of solid bodies when the temperature of the heat source varies with time, with emphasis on radiant heating. Starting from the analogous convective heat conduction problem for an infinite plate with a linearly increasing medium temperature, the authors derive a L…

On Estimating the Variation of Shunts for High Direct Currents

L. G. Fuks, V. V. Ivanov
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12866

This paper examines variation in stationary shunts for high direct currents caused by nonuniform current supply, a problem that becomes more significant as terminal height increases. Using a simplified symmetrical shunt model, the authors derive expressions for the potential field by conformal mappi…

On the Exact and Approximate Solution of the Temperature Field Equation for a Rectangular Bar: First Communication

Yu. A. Korolenko, G. I. Boikov
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12855

This paper examines steady heat conduction with internal heat generation in a rectangular bar subject to third-kind boundary conditions and a symmetric temperature field. Using a proposed relation between the second derivatives of temperature in the two coordinate directions, the authors present bot…

Experimental Study of the Temperature Regime of Single-Layer Varnish-Protected Hermetically Sealed Microwire Resistors

A. M. Kirik, A. S. Lyashikov
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12844

This study examines the thermal regime of single-layer hermetically sealed microwire resistor models operating under natural convection at different ambient temperatures. Models corresponding to several resistor types were constructed with fine winding wire on varnish-coated ceramic bodies, and wind…

Experimental Study of the Temperature Regime of Single-Layer Varnish-Protected Non-Hermetically Sealed Microwire Resistors

A. M. Kirik, A. S. Lyashkov
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12833

This paper experimentally investigates the thermal behavior of single-layer varnish-protected unsealed microwire resistors under natural convection, focusing on how winding overheating depends on dissipated power and ambient temperature. Model resistors with standardized dimensions were wound with f…

On the Calculation of Mixing Processes of Ideal Gases

G. I. Fuks
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12822

This paper presents calculation procedures for the mixing of ideal gases using molar quantities and tabulated thermodynamic properties. It derives energy balance relations for mixing in a flow, at constant volume, and by feeding gas into a volume already occupied by another gas, including cases with…

Comparison of the Thermal Performance of Finned and Smooth Flat Walls

V. V. Ivanov
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12811

This paper compares heat transfer through finned and smooth plane walls under idealized conditions, assuming constant thermal conductivity in the adjacent layer and highly conductive, low-height fins at the wall temperature. Using conformal mapping, it transforms the region outside a finned wall int…

On asymmetric heating of a flat wall

Yu. V. Vidin, G. N. Boikov
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12800

This paper addresses transient heating or cooling of an infinite flat wall subjected to different convective conditions on its two faces, a problem whose exact analytical solutions are described as cumbersome for practical use. The authors propose approximate temperature field expressions constructe…

Device for Determining the Viscosity of Molten Slags

N. K. Lebedev, E. A. Kon’kov
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12789

This paper describes a laboratory viscometer developed for measuring the viscosity of molten furnace slags at temperatures relevant to liquid slag removal systems. The device uses a direct-current motor with a rigidly connected molybdenum rod and cylindrical head immersed in the melt, with viscosity…

On the Head of Circulation Pumps of Thermal Power Plants

V. A. Bragin
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12777

This article examines the reduction of circulating pump head in large thermal power plants, where each meter of head can impose substantial auxiliary power consumption. It argues that, when geometric lift and system resistance are minimized, condenser hydraulic resistance becomes a major component o…

New Methods for Drawing Up Direct Heat Balances in Testing Boiler Units

V. N. Smirensky
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12766

This paper addresses difficulties in compiling direct heat balances for solid-fuel boiler tests, especially the unreliable sampling and quantification of slag, siftings, and fly ash used to estimate mechanical unburned fuel losses. It develops calculation methods that express the main losses through…

On the Theory of Heat and Mass Transfer in an Infinite Cylinder

S. N. Kuznetsov
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12755

This paper develops an analytical treatment of coupled heat and moisture transfer in a homogeneous isotropic moist body, based on Lykov’s differential equations. For the special case of an infinite cylinder with constant initial temperature and moisture content, radial symmetry, a prescribed surface…

On Determining the Fuel Component for Heat Consumers at CHP Plants

I. N. Butakov
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12722

The article critiques the 1955 Ministry of Power Plants method for allocating standard fuel consumption to heat consumers at combined heat and power plants, arguing that it treats boiler supplied heat and turbine extraction heat as equivalent and incompletely accounts for plant heat scheme losses. I…

Determination of the Thermal Center in Solids: First Communication

N. N. Vodopyanova, G. P. Boikov
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12711

This paper examines heat conduction in solids under asymmetric heat exchange, where the point of maximum or minimum temperature, termed the thermal center, need not coincide with the geometric center and may vary with time. Using a plane wall with uniform internal heat generation as an example, it d…

Setup for Studying the Isothermal Process of an Ideal Gas

G. I. FUKS, Yu. A. KOROLENKO
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12700

The paper describes a laboratory apparatus for studying the isothermal behavior of an ideal gas and for measuring the work performed during an isothermal process. The setup uses a movable graduated burette connected by a flexible tube to an open mercury vessel, forming a manometer that allows simult…

Empirical Formulas Expressing the Pressure of an Airflow on a Plumb-Line Wire in Terms of the Air Velocity and the Wire Diameter

G. F. LYSOV
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12689

This paper develops empirical expressions for estimating the pressure exerted by an airflow on a plumb-line wire during mine-shaft orientation as a function of air velocity and wire diameter. Starting from the standard drag formulation using dynamic pressure, projected area, and a Reynolds-dependent…

Laboratory and Theoretical Studies of the Accuracy of Alignment with the Plumb Line Depending on the Wire Diameter

G. F. LYSOV
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12678

This paper examines how the diameter of a plumb-line wire affects the accuracy of mine-surveying alignment, particularly when heavier plumb weights require thicker wires. Laboratory observations and theoretical derivations are used to estimate the additional sighting and alignment errors caused by v…

High-precision geometric leveling over short distances

V. M. ELIZAROV, R. V. BUZUK
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12655

This paper examines whether ordinary geometric leveling can replace hydrostatic leveling for short distance height setting requiring accuracies of about 0.1 to 0.2 mm. Using error formulas for pointing, micrometer reading, level bubble setting, staff inclination, and staff graduation accuracy, the a…

On Centering Errors in Observing Short Directions

B. I. Bolshanin
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12644

The paper examines centering errors in the measurement of angles formed by short geodetic directions, where millimeter scale displacement of the instrument can produce large angular errors. It distinguishes random and systematic centering errors for plumb line and optical centering devices, criticiz…

Principal Types of Conditions Arising in Surface Ray Networks

B. F. Krutoi
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12622

This article systematizes the principal initial connection conditions used in the mixed and direct adjustment of surface ray networks. It distinguishes four mixed types, ray, side, vertex, and additional conditions, explains their origin in split network particles with supporting and constructed val…

Tables of Coordinate Increments for Mine Surveyors

G. F. LYSOV
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12600

This paper proposes a specialized set of coordinate increment tables to simplify mine surveying computations when mechanical calculators or standard trigonometric and logarithmic methods are impractical. It reviews limitations of existing geodetic and mine surveying tables, especially insufficient p…

Nomograms for Determining the Mean Errors in Measuring Horizontal Angles Due to Improper Centering of the Theodolite and Signals

G. F. Lysov
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12589

This paper addresses the calculation of mean squared errors in horizontal angle measurements caused by improper centering of the theodolite and signals, a recurring task in accuracy assessment for mine surveying. After reviewing earlier graphical and tabular methods and noting their limitations when…

Selection of the Scale for Special (Departmental) Topographic Surveys

G. N. Gushchin
1963 SovietRxiv: ru-196301.12567

This paper examines the technical and economic basis for selecting scales for special departmental topographic surveys, arguing that survey scales were often overstated because design convenience was confused with required positional accuracy. Using cost and labor tables for adjacent survey scales, …