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Extraction of an Intense Electron Beam from the Acceleration Chamber of a High-Current Betatron by an Electrostatic Method

V. A. MOSKALEV, V. V. SHASHOV, A. M. SLUTSKII
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13526

This paper describes an electrostatic method for extracting an intense electron beam from the accelerating chamber of a high-current 25 MeV betatron, motivated by the need to obtain longer extracted-beam pulses than those produced by pulsed single-turn extraction. The authors analyze orbit expansion…

Analysis of the Betatron Displacement Scheme

G. I. Burov, M. M. Shtein, V. L. ChakhloV
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13525

The paper analyzes a betatron biasing circuit designed to produce nearly rectangular radiation pulses of increased duration for counting-method registration. The proposed circuit uses a premagnetized saturable choke in the bias-winding discharge circuit, and its behavior is treated by a matching met…

Stabilization of the Power Supply of a Pulsed Betatron Electromagnet under Quasi-Triangular Current Pulses

B. A. Baginskii, Yu. A. Otrubyannikov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13524

This paper examines stabilization of the magnetic field in pulsed betatron electromagnets supplied by quasi-triangular current pulses. It analyzes an energy-regulation approach in which the switching instant is tied to a prescribed maximum field, deriving how changes in input energy affect losses in…

Measurement of an Accelerated Charge in a Betatron Using an Electrostatic Signal Electrode

V. A. MOSKALEV, Yu. A. GROMOV
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13523

This paper develops and tests a method for measuring the accelerated electron charge in a betatron using an electrostatic signal electrode during beam dumping onto the target. Applying the Shockley-Ramo theorem, the authors derive an expression relating the induced current in the electrode circuit t…

Formation of Voltage Pulses in a Modulator with Combined Voltage

V. A. Moskalev, Yu. M. Skvortsov, B. A. Ryzhkov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13521

The paper examines the formation and correction of high-voltage injection pulses for a 25 MeV high-current betatron using a modulator with a combined storage unit. It describes a circuit that combines a capacitive storage element with a correcting artificial line connected in parallel with the load,…

High-Voltage Injection System for a Compact High-Current Betatron

V. A. Moskalev, Yu. M. Skvortsov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13520

This paper describes the development of a high-voltage injection system for a compact high-current betatron intended to introduce at least 10¹³ electrons per pulse while preserving beam capture conditions. The authors derive and apply design relations for the pulse generator, combined storage unit, …

On the Calculation of Current Passage Through a Betatron Inflector

B. V. Okulov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13519

This paper develops an approximate method for estimating electron current losses in a betatron inflector during high-voltage injection, where space-charge expansion can cause part of the beam to strike the inflector plates. It introduces the inflector current-passage coefficient, defined as the rati…

On the Methodology for Calculating a Betatron

B. V. Okulov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13517

This paper examines betatron design methodology for achieving a specified bremsstrahlung dose without relying primarily on higher final electron energy, which increases accelerator size, shielding, cost, and may reduce irradiation quality for some applications. It develops a calculation based on the…

On the Calculation of the Voltage on a Betatron Inflector

B. V. Okulov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13516

The paper derives general formulas for estimating the minimum required voltage on betatron injection inflectors, motivated by the need to reduce high-voltage demands without increasing beam losses. It analyzes flat, cylindrical, and reverse-curvature cylindrical inflectors by balancing electric, mag…

Excitation of the Electromagnet of a Compact Betatron from an Autonomous Power Source of Limited Power

P. G. Gordeev, P. P. Rumyantsev, Yu. P. Yarushkin
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13515

This paper examines the feasibility of exciting the electromagnet of a compact PMB-6 betatron from autonomous gasoline-electric power units of limited capacity. Experimental studies compare direct supply from an AB-4 generator with supply through a rectifier, inverter, and stabilizing frequency-conv…

Betatron with Azimuthal Variation of the Controlling Magnetic Field

A. A. Zvontsov, V. L. Chakhlov, A. A. Filimonov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13514

This paper analyzes betatrons whose time-varying control magnetic field has azimuthal spatial variation rather than azimuthal uniformity, with attention to focusing, orbit stability, injection, and magnet design. Using a fundamental-harmonic representation of the field, the authors derive approximat…

Development and Study of a Bremsstrahlung Monitor for a Compact Betatron

A. V. RATNIKOV, M. M. SHTEIN
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13513

This paper describes the development of a compact bremsstrahlung monitor intended for installation inside the emitter of a portable PMB-6 betatron, where conventional scintillation monitors and electrometer-tube ionization systems are limited by size, drift, calibration demands, and temperature effe…

Synchronization Circuit of a Pulsed Betatron

M. M. Shtein
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13512

The paper addresses the problem of synchronizing electron injection in a pulsed betatron powered by unipolar current pulses, where conventional zero-field peak-transformer schemes are disturbed by induced signals and oscillatory transients. It analyzes the dependence of the required injection delay …

Device for Measuring the Characteristics of Alternating and Pulsed Magnetic Fields

V. A. KASYANOV, A. G. SEDOY, M. M. SHTEIN
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13510

The paper describes a semiconductor-based instrument for measuring relative and absolute characteristics of alternating and pulsed magnetic fields, intended especially for magnetic diagnostics of betatrons during accelerator start-up and operation. It uses an induction measurement method with movabl…

Device for Moving Sensors in the Magnetic Field of a Small-Sized Betatron

A. A. FILIMONOV, V. L. CHAKHLOV
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13509

The paper describes a mechanical device for positioning magnetic-field sensors in the restricted inter-pole gap of the compact PMB-6S betatron, where detailed measurements are needed to form and evaluate azimuthally varying control fields. It sets out positioning requirements in radius, azimuth, and…

Experimental verification of the law relating excess temperatures in the winding of a PMB-6 betatron

V. S. Loginov, A. A. Geizer
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13508

This paper examines the relationship between excess temperatures at different points in the winding of a PMB-6 betatron, a thermally loaded element modeled as a finite hollow cylinder with internal heat generation and convective boundary conditions. Using an analytical heat-conduction solution based…

Estimation of Electrical Losses in the Electromagnet of a PMB-6 Betatron with Pulsed Power Supply by Increased-Frequency Current

V. S. Loginov, A. A. Geizer, V. L. Chakhlov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13507

This paper estimates electrical losses in the electromagnet of a PMB-6 betatron under pulsed excitation at increased frequency, where leakage fluxes and additional heating complicate conventional calculations. The authors use embedded copper-constantan thermocouples and thermal measurements to deter…

Mechanism of Formation of Two-Layer Scale on Ni - 10% Cr Alloy

M. M. Ryabkina, I. L. Rogelberg, N. F. Stas’.
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13328

This paper examines the formation of two-layer oxide scale during oxidation of a Ni, 10 percent Cr alloy, focusing on the origin and growth of the porous inner layer beneath a dense outer NiO layer. Building on and modifying earlier mechanisms for double-scale formation, it argues that inner-scale g…

Investigation of the Effect of UShR Additives on the Pelletizing Process of Magnetite Concentrate

V. M. Vittogin, I. N. Landsman, A. K. Miskarli
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13327

This study examines the use of a powdered coal alkali reagent, UShR, as an organic structure forming additive for pelletizing Sokolovka Sarbai magnetite concentrate, in comparison with conventional bentonite additions. Laboratory mixing, vibroforming, adsorption, conductivity, and electroosmosis mea…

A Study in the Chemistry of Carbazole Derivatives

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1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13326

This study addresses the separate determination of carbazole and a range of substituted carbazole derivatives in mixtures arising during chemical transformations. Thin-layer chromatography with an internal standard is examined using silica gel and aluminum oxide layers, selected mobile phases, iodin…

Study in the Chemistry of Carbazole Derivatives. Reaction of 9-Propenoxide of Carbazole with Hydrogen Chloride

I. P. Zherebtsov, V. P. Lopatińskii, N. M. Rovkina
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13325

The study examines the addition of hydrogen chloride to 9-propenoxidecarbazole, a reaction that could in principle yield normal or abnormal chlorohydrin isomers. The product obtained in acetone with concentrated hydrochloric acid was characterized by elemental analysis, hydroxyl number, infrared spe…

Transformation of carbazole 9-propenoxide

I. P. Zherebtsov, V. P. Lopatinskii, N. M. Rovkina, F. S. Eliseeva
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13324

This study examines ring-opening additions to carbazole 9-propenoxide by hydrogen chloride, alcohols, and phenols under acidic or alkaline conditions. The products were prepared under monitored reaction conditions and characterized by melting points, elemental and hydroxyl analyses, thin-layer chrom…

Effect of Additives on the Crystallization of Forsterite during Its Production from Talc

P. G. Usov, V. I. Vereshchagin, N. K. Glushkova
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13323

This paper examines methods for limiting crystal growth in forsterite ceramics produced from talc and magnesium oxide, with the aim of improving properties associated with fine crystalline structure. Experimental batches based on two talcs were prepared with magnesium oxide and 1 percent additions o…

On Some Features of Interaction in Systems with Electronic-Type Compounds Studied by Accumulation Polarography

A. A. Kaplin, I. P. Mamontova
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13322

This paper examines mutual elemental interactions in stripping polarography for binary systems that form electronic-type compounds, where ideal-solution approximations are inadequate. Using amalgam and film stripping polarography on mercury and solid electrodes, the authors measured changes in anodi…

Study on the Analysis of Water-Soluble Salts and Crystals of Complex Composition by the Amalgam-Polarographic Method

N. V. Podkorytova, A. A. Kaplin, N. T. Rud, V. I. Kuleshov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13320

This paper examines the use of amalgam and anodic-cathodic polarographic methods for determining trace impurities in water-soluble salts and ferroelectric crystals of complex composition, including cesium dihydrogen arsenate, potassium dihydrogen phosphate, and lithium iodate. The authors investigat…

Application of Experimental Design and Optimization Methods to Assessing the Resolving Power of the APN Method

A. A. Zheltonozhko, A. F. Fedorov, A. A. Kaplin, A. G. Stromberg
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13319

This paper examines how experimental design and optimization methods can be used to estimate and improve the limiting resolving power of square-wave polarography with accumulation when anodic peaks of different elements overlap. Using the thallium and lead system in ammonium fluoride electrolyte, th…

Adhesive Interaction of Particles of a Polydisperse Material in Wet Aggregation Processes

V. M. Vityugin, E. N. Chulkova, I. N. Lanshchaya
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13318

This paper examines the bonding mechanism of particles in wet granulation of polydisperse magnetite materials, focusing on the role of pore suspensions containing bentonite, slime fractions, and filtrate. Adhesive interaction was evaluated by measuring the pull-off force between polished magnetite p…

Study of the water-physical properties and agglomerability of some powdered oxides

I. N. Lantsman, G. V. Kocherovskaya, N. F. Stas’, G. G. Savel’ev
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13317

This study examines the water physical properties and wet granulation behavior of finely dispersed oxide adsorbents and related carbonates and hydroxides, motivated by the difficulty of using highly dispersed oxide powders directly in gas purification. The authors determine maximum molecular, capill…

Development of Technologies for Producing Tumbling Media

V. M. Vityugin, V. A. Lotov, V. V. Koyan, T. S. Frolova, N. I. Poddub’yak
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13315

This paper examines the use of fine chrome electrocorundum sludge, a classification byproduct with little practical application, for producing shaped tumbling media. Drawing on physicochemical mechanics of dispersed systems, the authors develop a process using Chasov-Yar clay as an inorganic plastic…

On Accounting for the Interactions of Electroactive Metals with Mercury in the APN Method

A. A. Kaplin, N. K. Dzhabarova, T. F. Ryashentseva
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13314

This paper examines how strong nonideal interactions between electroactive metals and mercury affect anodic stripping polarography with accumulation for alkali and alkaline earth metal amalgams. Using an activity coefficient approach from solution thermodynamics, the authors derive a modified expres…

Purification of reagent-grade carbazole

V. P. Lopatinskaya, E. E. Sirotkina, V. D. Pirogov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13313

This paper examines additional purification methods for reagent-grade carbazole produced from coal-tar anthracene fractions, whose impurity levels and composition vary by batch, mainly owing to anthracene and phenanthrene. The authors compare acetone recrystallization, treatment with maleic anhydrid…

Selection of Electrolysis Conditions and Electrode Shape in the APN Method Considering the Solubility of a Metal or Intermetallic Compound in Mercury

A. G. Stromberg, N. K. Dzhabarova, A. A. Kaplin
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13312

This paper examines how the solubility of a deposited metal, or of an intermetallic compound formed in mercury, constrains the choice of preliminary electrolysis conditions and electrode geometry in the APA method. Using equations from the parametric theory of the method, the authors derive relation…

Effect of a Subsequent Chemical Complexation Reaction on the Potential of the Reversible Anodic Peak in Anodic Stripping Voltammetry at a Stationary Mercury Drop Electrode

S. S. Reznikova, Yu. A. Karbainov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13309

This paper examines how a subsequent chemical complexation reaction in solution affects the potential of the reversible anodic peak in anodic stripping voltammetry at a stationary mercury drop electrode. Using interpolated results from a previous numerical evaluation, the authors relate the peak pot…

On Accounting for the Asymmetry of the Stationary Mercury Drop Electrode in the Theory of the APN Method

E. E. Katyukhin, A. G. Stromberg, A. A. Kaplin.
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13308

This paper addresses how the nonideal shape of a stationary mercury drop electrode, distorted by its support, can be incorporated into the theory of anodic current calculations in the APN method. Because direct treatment of nonstationary diffusion to a truncated spherical segment is mathematically d…

Simultaneous determination of chromium and iron in corundum

A. V. Voznyak, V. V. Koyan
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13307

This paper addresses the determination of chromium and iron impurities in granular chromium electrocorundum and their removal by hydrochloric acid beneficiation. Samples were boiled with hydrochloric acid of varying concentration and treatment time, the acid extract was analyzed iodometrically after…

Toward a Theory of Pelletizing Wet Disperse Materials

V. M. Vityugin
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13305

The paper develops a theoretical basis for assessing the pelletizability of wet dispersed materials in drum and pan granulation processes. It argues that pelletizability should be characterized through the relationship between water-physical properties, expressed by characteristic moisture capacitie…

Statistical Resolving Power of the APN Method

A. A. Kaplin, A. A. Zheltonozhko, A. I. Ruban
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13304

This paper develops a statistical approach to estimating the limiting resolving power of the APN polarographic method, contrasting it with deterministic treatments that do not fully account for random fluctuations in anodic currents. The authors formulate resolving power as a signal detection proble…

Study of the Reaction Between Vinyl Acetate and Acetic Acid

V. D. Pirogov, E. E. Sirotkina
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13303

This study examines the possible side reaction between vinyl acetate and acetic acid under conditions used for synthesizing oligomers of 9-vinylcarbazole from carbazole and vinyl acetate. Experiments were carried out in acetone without carbazole, using mercury acetate and sulfuric acid catalysts, an…

Study of the Kinetics of the Sulfonation Reaction of Styrene-DVB Copolymers of Different Structures

A. K. Svetlov, E. E. Sirotkina, M. F. Tavobilov, V. D. Lazarchenko
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13302

This study examines how the porous structure of styrene and divinylbenzene copolymers affects the kinetics of sulfonation with sulfuric acid. Experimental kinetic data for gel and porous copolymers prepared with different pore-forming agents were fitted to an exponential dependence, and rate constan…

Study of the Mechanism and Kinetics of Arsenic Discharge-Ionization Processes on Solid Electrodes

N. A. Veits, A. A. Kaplin, A. G. Stromberg
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13300

This study examines the mechanism and kinetics of arsenic discharge and ionization processes in hydrochloric acid media on solid electrodes. Using graphite, platinum, and gold indicator electrodes, the authors determine transfer coefficients from cathodic and anodic peak potentials, assess the numbe…

Study of the Effect of an Electric Field on Heat Transfer and Hydraulic Resistance in a Flow

I. P. Chashchin, V. P. Ignatov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13298

This study examines the use of a nonuniform electric field to intensify convective heat transfer and its accompanying effect on hydraulic resistance in laminar air flow through a vertical tube-in-tube heat exchanger. Experiments varied Reynolds number, applied voltage, electrode number, electrode le…

Effect of Paraffin Content, Naphthenic Acids, Mechanical Mixing, and Heat Treatment Temperature on the Pour Point of Western Siberian Oils

N. V. Nikolaeva, S. I. Smolyaninov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13296

This study examines factors affecting the pour point of Western Siberian crude oils, focusing on heat treatment, paraffin content, naphthenic acids, and mechanical stirring. Using samples from several oil fields, the authors measured pour points after controlled heating and cooling, compositional mo…

Correlation Analysis of Relationships Between the Yield of Light Oil Fractions and Its Specific Gravity

T. T. Blagopoluchnaya, N. M. Smolyaninova, A. F. Fedorov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.13295

This paper examines the relationship between oil specific gravity and the yield of light fractions distilling up to 200 and 300°C. Using data from oils studied under a unified program, the authors apply correlation and regression analysis, with statistical calculations performed on a MIR-1 computer …