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Study of the Flowability of a Batch for Producing Borosilicate Glasses

V. M. Vityugin, L. G. Lotova
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11521

This study examines how moisture content affects the flowability of a borosilicate glass batch intended for granulation, using the batch composition employed at the Novosibirsk Ekran plant. Flowability was evaluated as the inverse of cohesiveness, measured by shear resistance of freely poured materi…

Stabilization of the Properties of Building Brick

P. G. Usov, N. F. Voronova
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11520

This paper examines how firing temperature and clay preparation affect the mechanical strength and water stability of building brick made from low-melting loams. It argues that strength development is governed primarily by the finely dispersed and colloidal components of the clay mass, rather than o…

Study of the Stability of Protoenstatite in Steatite Materials

P. G. USOV, V. I. VERESHCHAGIN
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11519

This study examines the stability of protoenstatite, the metastable crystalline phase present in steatite ceramics, as a factor in ceramic aging. The authors propose an X-ray diffraction method that compares intact and ground specimens, using peak half-widths, selected diffraction-line area ratios, …

Study of Phase Formation Processes of Magnesium Metasilicate During Crystallization of a Melt of Composition MgSiO3

P. G. Usov, V. N. Gurina
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11518

This study examines phase formation in magnesium metasilicate during crystallization of a stoichiometric MgSiO3 melt, focusing on the sequence of polymorphic transformations under different cooling conditions. Using quenching at varying degrees of supercooling, along with optical, density, and X-ray…

Thermodynamic Characterization of Reactions in the CaCO3-CaO-ZnSiO4 System

P. G. Usov, E. P. Solomatina
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11517

This paper presents a thermodynamic analysis of reactions in the CaCO3, CaO, ZrSiO4 system in order to estimate the sequence of formation and relative stability of zirconium-containing compounds. Isobaric potential changes were calculated for proposed reactions at ZrSiO4:CaO ratios of 1:1, 1:2, and …

Kinetics of Thermal Decomposition of Talc

P. G. USOV, N. V. SOBORA
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11516

This study examines the thermal decomposition kinetics of high-quality talc from the Alguy and Onot deposits, a process relevant to the heat treatment of steatite ceramics. Weight loss during isothermal heating was measured with a torsion balance on thin pre-fired samples held for 30 minutes at sele…

Thermal Decomposition of Lead and Silver Azides with Copper Additives

G. T. SHCHUKOV, G. G. SAVEL'EV, Yu. A. ZAKHAROV
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11515

Thermal decomposition of lead and silver azides containing small amounts of divalent copper was studied by gas evolution measurements, mass spectrometry, and electron paramagnetic resonance. Copper additives sharply increased the initial decomposition rate in both azides, altered the appearance and …

Effect of Impurities on the Thermal Stability of Silver Azide

E. S. Kurochkin, Yu. A. Zakharov, G. G. Savel’ev, L. G. Cherepova
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11514

This study examines how heterogeneous impurities affect the thermal stability and decomposition behavior of silver azide. Using vacuum gravimetric measurements at 235°C, the authors compare silver azide prepared by two methods and test additions of copper oxides, copper sulfides, copper selenide, an…

A New Volumetric Method for the Determination of Barium

Yu. L. Lelchuk, L. A. Shabrova, V. G. Kostylev
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11513

A titrimetric method is described for determining macroquantities of barium in barium salts, addressing limitations of gravimetric and complexometric procedures, especially their duration, reduced accuracy in complex mixtures, and interference from related cations. The method precipitates barium as …

Sorption-Photometric Determination of Trace Titanium, Copper, and Iron from a Single Sample in Some Materials Used in Phosphor Production

R. D. Glukhovskaya, Yu. L. Lel’chuk, E. D. Lukker
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11512

A sorption-photometric procedure is described for determining trace titanium, copper, and iron from a single weighed sample of phosphor L-34 and related production materials, including calcium carbonate and calcium hydrogen phosphate. Samples are decomposed in concentrated purified hydrochloric acid…

Application of Anion Exchange for the Separation and Concentration of Trace Titanium

R. D. Glukhovskaya, Yu. L. Lel’chuk, E. D. Luker
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11510

The study examines the use of anion exchange to separate and concentrate trace titanium from hydrochloric acid media, with the aim of extending existing procedures for trace iron and copper to simultaneous analysis of titanium in materials used for phosphor production. Titanium chloride complex sorp…

Separation of Copper and Iron Using Ion Exchangers

R. D. Glukhovskaya, Yu. L. Lel’chuk, E. D. Lukker
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11509

This paper describes a chromatographic ion exchange procedure for separating and concentrating trace copper and iron from hydrochloric acid solutions. The method exploits the much stronger sorption of iron than copper on ceralite FF in 9 N hydrochloric acid, while copper is subsequently retained on …

Polarographic Determination of Microquantities of Titanium in Phosphor L-34

Yu. A. Karbainov, N. K. Troshchenko, S. N. Voyush
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11508

This paper develops polarographic procedures for determining trace titanium in L-34 phosphor, an analytically difficult material because of limited solubility and matrix impurities. The authors evaluate oxalic acid in sulfuric acid as a supporting electrolyte and propose two separation approaches: e…

Methodology for Determining Silver and Mercury in Ores by the PPN Method

N. A. Kolpakova, A. I. Kartushinskaya
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11507

A procedure is presented for highly sensitive determination of silver and mercury in lead and zinc ores by stripping polarography with accumulation on a graphite electrode. Because simultaneous determination is limited by the silver to mercury ratio, the method uses dithizone extraction followed by …

Study of the Mixed Potential in Irreversible Redox Systems

A. I. KARTUSHINSKAYA, Yu. N. ZHIKHAREV
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11506

This paper reports a polarographic study of mixed potentials in nonequilibrium irreversible redox systems at a dropping amalgam electrode, focusing on zinc amalgam with oxygen in alkaline solution and zinc amalgam with copper ions in ammoniacal solution. Complex polarograms were analyzed to relate c…

On the Time of Metal Release from a Mercury Electrode during Its Polarization by Direct Current

V. V. Pnev, M. S. Zakharov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11505

The paper examines the time required for metals accumulated in a mercury amalgam electrode to be released during anodic polarization by direct current, a condition relevant to repeated use of electrodes in anodic amalgam voltammetry. Starting from a previously derived diffusion expression for metal …

Effect of Fluctuations in the Voltage Supplying Gas-Discharge Lamps on Visual Performance

V. D. Nikitin, L. A. Zaspanov, N. A. Dulzon
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11285

This paper examines how short-term voltage fluctuations in networks supplying gas-discharge, chiefly fluorescent, lighting affect visual performance, work productivity, and perceived flicker. The authors conducted three experiments with controlled fluctuation depth and frequency, measuring physiolog…

Device for Integral Assessment of the Degree of Operating Mode Asymmetry

V. V. Litvak, V. V. Prokopchik
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11284

The paper addresses assessment of voltage asymmetry in three-phase electrical networks, where negative- and zero-sequence components can cause additional heating and capacity underutilization in machines and transformers. It argues that point calculations of sequence voltages are insufficient for fl…

Constraint Conditions and Functional Relationships Between Variable Operating Parameters in Mathematical Programming for Equipment Selection and Operation Control of Long-Distance Power Transmission Lines and Electric Power Systems

R. I. BORISOV, S. G. SLYUSARENKO
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11283

The paper formulates constraint conditions and functional relationships needed in mathematical programming models for selecting equipment parameters and controlling operating regimes of long-distance AC transmission lines and interconnected power systems. It derives voltage distribution constraints …

Optimization of Parameters and Devices of Long-Distance AC Power Transmission Lines with Intermediate Systems

R. I. Borisov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11282

The paper addresses the optimization of long-distance AC transmission lines with terminal and intermediate systems, emphasizing that compensation, operating regimes, and equipment parameters should be selected as a coupled multiparameter problem rather than through isolated local decisions. It formu…

Constraints on the Operating Parameters of Long-Distance Power Transmission Systems with Intermediate Systems under Static Stability Conditions

R. I. Borisov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11281

This paper formulates static stability constraints for long-distance power transmission lines with intermediate systems in terms of operating parameters such as bus voltages, phase angles, generator electromotive forces, and transformer ratios. It derives small-disturbance equations for generator ro…

Control of Active Power Operating Modes of Interconnected Power Systems with Long-Distance AC Transmission Lines

R. I. BORISOV
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11280

This paper addresses the economic control of active power operating modes in interconnected power systems that include long distance high voltage AC transmission lines and intermediate systems. It formulates an optimization approach for distributing active power among sources over a load schedule, a…

Control of Reactive Power Operating Modes in Interconnected Power Systems with Long-Distance AC Transmission Lines

R. I. BORISOV
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11279

This paper examines reactive power control in interconnected electric power systems using long distance high voltage AC transmission lines, with particular attention to intermediate systems that affect voltage profiles, reactive flow distribution, losses, and reliability. It formulates the operating…

Influence of Brush Displacement on the External Characteristic of an ESGS

V. M. FEDYAKIN, V. D. ESKOV
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11277

The paper examines how shifting the brushes, and thus the commutation point, affects the external characteristic of a rod electrostatic generator operating on the linear part of its load characteristic. Using an electrostatic analogy method with partial capacitances, the authors adapt earlier expres…

Maximum Power of Core-Type Smoothing Reactors

L. I. Piletskii
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11274

This article derives an expression for the maximum rating of core-type smoothing reactors with a distributed magnetic gap and coil winding. Using equivalent reactor power, flux-linkage components, an idealized plane-parallel magnetic field, and a winding heat-balance relation, it reduces the rating …

Device for Continuous Monitoring of Generator Stator Winding Insulation at the Irkutsk Hydroelectric Power Station

P. T. ANOKHIN, A. A. FINKEL
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11273

The paper describes a device for continuous monitoring of generator stator winding insulation resistance during operation at the Irkutsk Hydroelectric Power Station. It motivates the need for monitoring under energized conditions, especially when insulation resistance approaches permissible limits, …

On the Input-Output Relationship for a Linear Dynamic System

V. M. OSIPOV
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11272

The paper develops an input-output representation for stationary linear dynamic systems with lumped parameters using the method of representing vectors. Starting from a differential equation with zero initial conditions, it replaces repeated integration by powers of an integration matrix, preferably…

Toward the Theory of Parametric Systems

V. M. OSIPOV
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11271

The paper develops an analytical method for calculating currents in parametric electrical circuits with one periodically varying inductance or capacitance connected to a passive two-terminal network. The circuit equation is transformed by the Laplace method into a Volterra integral equation and then…

Dependence of the Magnitude of ESG Current Ripple on Inductor Width

A. M. KUPTSOV, V. A. LUKUTIN, V. M. FEDYAKIN
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11269

This paper reports an experimental study of current pulsations in electrostatic generators with conducting conveyors, focusing on how inductor width, grounded generator elements, and load resistance affect ripple amplitude. Using statistically processed oscillograms from a disk generator with interc…

Investigation of a meander stripline

N. D. MALYUTIN, P. P. GALINSKII
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11268

This paper examines the miniaturization of strip transmission delay lines using a meander, or zigzag, central conductor while retaining an approximately linear phase-frequency characteristic. It analyzes phase delay and phase distortion in coupled meander sections, relating them to the ratio of self…

On a technique for flow splitting in the method of expected flow paths

P. P. Galinskii
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11266

This paper presents a graph-analytical technique for splitting field-vector flow in the method of expected flow paths, addressing cases where symmetry-based division is insufficient for systems of bodies with specified potential differences or isolated bodies of complex form. The proposed procedure …

Mathematical Description of the External Field of ESGS

I. P. Guk, V. A. Lukutin, V. S. Sokolov
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11265

The paper develops a mathematical description of the stator, or external, electric field in electrostatic generators with conductor carriers embedded in a dielectric. Using a plane, quasistatic, linear three-layer model of the rotor and gas gaps, it formulates the field calculation as a Dirichlet pr…

Electrical modeling of the ESGS field

I. P. Guk, V. A. Lukutin
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11264

This paper presents an electrical modeling approach for studying the field of a cylindrical electrostatic generator with carrier conveyors, where direct analytical calculation and measurement in the narrow air gap are impractical. The authors describe an electrolytic bath model that represents stato…

Principles of Designing Equipment for Testing Electronic Voltage Meters

M. S. Roitman
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11216

The paper examines design principles for equipment used to verify electronic AC voltmeters as accuracy requirements approach 0.01 percent in the audio-frequency range. It compares verification schemes based on instrument comparison and on applying a known calibrated signal, arguing that generator-ca…

Some Generalizations of the Method for Optimizing the Parameters of a Linear Automatic Control System Using Chebyshev Exponential Functions

V. M. OSIPOV, G. I. YAMSHCHIKOV
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11215

This paper generalizes a parameter optimization method for linear automatic control systems based on Chebyshev exponential functions, extending it from a first order desired transfer function to higher order rational desired transfer functions. The authors formulate the transient error as an expansi…

On the Pedagogical and Scientific Activities of the Department of Higher Mathematics at Tomsk Polytechnic Institute

S. P. KUZNETSOV, G. L. KALINICHENKO
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11214

This article surveys the pedagogical and scientific development of the Department of Higher Mathematics at Tomsk Polytechnic Institute from its founding in 1900 through the early 1970s. It reconstructs changes in curricula, teaching methods, staffing, and institutional organization, including early …

Use of Energy Relations in the Analysis of Linear and Nonlinear Circuits

E. I. Goldshtein
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11213

The paper examines the use of energy and power balance relations as a basis for analyzing both linear and nonlinear electrical circuits. It reformulates the derivation of Kirchhoff’s voltage law for linear circuits through power balance conditions connected with Lagrangian equations, then extends th…

On the Delay of Pulse-Width-Modulated Pulse Sequences

B. N. EPIFANTSEV, V. P. SOTNICHENKO
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11212

The paper addresses the delay of pulse-width-modulated pulse sequences in cases where the delay is comparable to the repetition period and the pulse duration information must be preserved. It proposes a circuit solution that uses a flip-flop, coincidence and anticoincidence circuits, differentiating…

Some Issues in Improving the Operating Quality of Combined Tracking Systems

Yu. S. MELNIKOV, A. A. ZVONTSEV
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11211

This paper examines combined tracking systems in which the error signal of a special correcting system is introduced to improve the operating quality of a power tracking system. Using transfer-function analysis, the authors derive parameter relationships that provide partial invariance by compensati…

On the Separation of an Additive Mixture of Periodic Pulse Sequences

B. N. Epifantsev
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11207

The paper proposes a method for separating an additive mixture of periodic pulse sequences, motivated by limitations of correlation-based radar signal separation such as long processing time, sensitivity to short sequences, and poor resolution for close frequencies. The method converts the one-dimen…

Optimal Allocation of a Given Number of Checkpoints Among Devices of a Radio-Electronic Complex

V. M. Razin, N. I. Sablin
1974 SovietRxiv: ru-197401.11205

The paper addresses the allocation of a fixed number of monitoring checkpoints among devices in a radio-electronic complex so as to maximize the probability that an automatic monitoring system detects a single device fault. Using known device reliability probabilities and per-checkpoint fault detect…