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Solenoid Hammers

N. P. Ryashentsev, E. M. Timoshenko
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.10099

This article reviews the development of solenoid hammers, focusing on designs that differ in construction and in the means used to reverse striker motion. It compares direct-current, alternating-current, pulsating-current, switched, rectifier-fed, and switchless systems, including representative des…

Some Results of Testing Prototypes of Long-Stroke Feeders

O. D. Alimov, P. A. Samoilov
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.10077

This paper reports the design and mine testing of prototype long-stroke feeders intended to support more powerful pneumatic drilling hammers and reduce auxiliary operations in blast-hole drilling. Three feeder schemes were developed and compared, a screw feeder, a piston feeder with a chain stroke d…

On the Evaluation of the Quality of Machines for Drilling Blast Holes

O. D. Alimov
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.10055

The article proposes criteria for evaluating machines used to drill blast holes in preparatory mine workings, arguing that quality cannot be judged by drilling speed or shift output alone. It develops formula-based measures for machine productivity, average time per hole, hourly drilled length, and …

Effect of the Decarburized Layer on the Resistance of Steel 45 Specimens under Repeated Impact

G. V. Toporov, G. Ya. Smokotin
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.10044

This study examines how surface decarburization affects the resistance of quenched and tempered Steel 45 specimens to repeated bending impacts, a failure mode relevant to impact tools and machine parts whose surfaces may remain unmachined after heat treatment. Smooth and notched specimens were decar…

Justification of the Selection of Metals for Drilling Hammer Parts

G. V. Toporov, V. F. Gorbunov
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.10033

This paper examines the selection of steels, cast irons, hardness ranges, and strengthening treatments for components of pneumatic drilling hammers, where wear resistance must be balanced against impact and impact-fatigue failure. Drawing on data from more than twenty domestic and foreign hammer des…

Nomograms for Calculating Certain Parameters of Drilling Hammers

O. D. Alimov, A. A. Alimova
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.10022

This paper presents graphical nomograms intended to simplify engineering calculations for pneumatic drilling hammers, addressing the lack of readily substantiated design data for their principal dimensions and operating characteristics. Using empirical and theoretical relationships from recent inves…

Complexing Ability and Antitubercular Activity of Azo Derivatives of p-Aminosalicylic Acid

L. P. Kulev, L. I. Ariston
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.10010

This study examines the relationship between the complex-forming ability of azo derivatives of p-aminosalicylic acid and their antitubercular activity. Using colorimetric measurements with copper, iron, and nickel salts, together with microbiological testing on the “Akademiya” strain, the authors co…

Analysis of the Operation of Drilling Hammers on Pneumatic Supports

I. G. Basov
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.09999

This paper analyzes the use of pneumatic supports with hand-held pneumatic drilling hammers, focusing on the feed forces needed to use hammer power efficiently without excessive physical effort by the driller. It develops calculation formulas and a nomogram relating optimal feed force, hammer and su…

On the Development of a Rational Range of Pneumatic Drilling Hammers

O. D. Alimov, I. G. Basov, V. F. Gorbunov
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.09988

This paper addresses the lack of standardization in Soviet pneumatic drilling hammers, which complicated both design selection and practical use under differing mining conditions. Drawing on experimental investigations of domestic and foreign hammers, the authors argue that optimal feed force, deter…

Experimental Studies of the Operating Dynamics of the PM-508 Pneumatic Drilling Hammer

P. M. Alabuzhev, O. D. Alimov, V. F. Gorbunov, V. I. Kopytov
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.09977

This paper presents an experimental investigation of the operating dynamics of the PM-508 pneumatic drilling hammer during drilling in hard hornfels. Using potentiometric displacement pickups, strain-gauge force and pressure sensors, and loop oscillograph recording, the authors simultaneously measur…

Ways to Increase the Blow Frequency of Hand-Held Drilling Hammers

V. F. Gorbunov
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.09966

The paper examines design factors that increase the blow frequency and impact power of hand-held pneumatic drilling hammers. Drawing on experimental comparisons of several hammer types, it analyzes the effects of larger cylinder diameter, shorter piston stroke, lower piston weight per unit cylinder …

On the Efficiency of Pneumatic Drilling Hammers

O. D. Alimov, V. F. Gorbunov
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.09955

This paper examines efficiency as a technical criterion for pneumatic drilling hammers, contrasting it with the more common use of drilling rate or air consumption in comparative testing. Using simultaneous laboratory recordings of piston displacement and air pressure in the cylinder cavities, the a…

Working Process of Drilling Hammers with an Annular Spool

V. F. Gorbunov
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.09944

This paper experimentally investigates the working process of three pneumatic drilling hammers with annular spool valves, PM-508, PR-20, and BGM, under varying air pressures and feed forces during drilling in hard hornstone. Using stand tests and oscillographic measurements, it analyzes cylinder pre…

Preface

Unknown
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.09922

This preface introduces a collection devoted to the study and improvement of drilling equipment for mining, construction, and building materials production. It outlines experimental and design work conducted at Tomsk Polytechnic Institute in cooperation with industrial plants and research institutes…

Azo Derivatives of Aminosalicylic Acids and Their Inner-Complex Salts

L. P. Kulev, L. I. Aristov
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.09899

This study examines azo derivatives of isomeric aminosalicylic acids as compounds relevant to debates on the antitubercular action of p-aminosalicylic acid and the possible role of heavy-metal complex formation. Nineteen derivatives were synthesized by azo coupling, purified and analyzed, and their …

Complexes of Some Polyheterocyclic Amines with Phenols

B. V. Tronov, O. A. Terekhova
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.09788

This study examines complex formation between polyheterocyclic amines containing two pyridine-type rings and phenolic compounds, using 4,4′-dipyridyl, 2,3′-diquinolyl, and 6,6′-diquinolyl as amine components. Complexes were prepared from alcoholic or benzene solutions, analyzed compositionally, and …

On the complexation of sulfamide derivatives with quinone

B. V. TRONOV, N. D. STRELNIKOVA, L. T. SHCHEGLOVA
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.09677

This paper examines the use of p-benzoquinone as a complex-forming reagent with predominantly electron-acceptor behavior and applies it to medicinal sulfanilamide derivatives. Twelve quinone, sulfamide systems were studied colorimetrically in alcohol and dioxane, with attention to solvent effects, l…

Study of Complex Formation Reactions of Some Barbituric Acid Derivatives

B. V. TRONOV, N. D. STRELNIKOVA
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.09566

This paper examines complex formation by barbituric acid derivatives, focusing on luminal, veronal, and ethylisoamylbarbituric acid in binary systems with phenols, organic acids, amines, amides, and related medicinal compounds. Using thermal analysis of about ninety systems, the authors identify eut…

Effect of Temperature on the Complexation of Aldehydes and Ketones

B. V. Tronov, N. A. Khitrina
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.09455

This paper examines how temperature affects complex formation in mixtures of aldehydes and ketones with phenols or acetic acid, addressing discrepancies that can arise when different physicochemical methods or conditions are used. Using an electrochemical method with sodium and platinum electrodes, …

On the Type of Reactivity of the Carbonyl Group in Aldehydes and Ketones

B. V. TRONOV, N. A. KHITRINA
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.09344

The study examines the debated reactivity type of the carbonyl group in aldehydes and ketones through complex formation with reagents of differing electronic character. Five aldehydes and seven ketones were tested with carboxylic acids, amines, and nitro compounds using isolation and analysis of com…

Some considerations on the wave interaction of atoms

B. V. TRONOV
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.09233

This paper argues that the mutual influence of atoms in molecules involves two general mechanisms: electrical induction and a wave based conjugation effect. It reviews chemical examples in which conjugation shows periodicity, dependence on molecular geometry, and transmission over relatively long di…

Ion Frequency Converter for Betatron Power Supply

V. G. Stepanov, V. A. Kukhtin
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.08900

This paper proposes and analyzes an ion frequency converter for supplying betatrons at increased frequencies, motivated by the stability of grid-powered betatron operation and the potential benefits of higher frequency excitation. The authors describe converter circuits without an inverter stage for…

Gamma-neutron logging

V. M. Zaporozhets, V. V. Sulin
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.08899

This paper proposes and evaluates gamma-neutron logging, a radioactive borehole method in which high-energy gamma irradiation of rocks produces photoneutrons that are detected as thermal neutrons. The authors derive formulas for the expected thermal photoneutron flux and counting rate, then apply th…

Pulsed neutron logging

V. M. Zaporozhets, S. A. Kantor
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.08898

This paper examines the use of an electron accelerator as a pulsed neutron generator for neutron logging in boreholes. It discusses two proposed methods: gamma logging based on gamma rays from inelastic scattering of fast neutrons, with attention to carbon detection and timing conditions that separa…

Application of Charged Particle Accelerators to Solving Problems in Production Geophysics

V. M. ZAPOROZHETS, V. V. SUDIN
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.08896

This paper examines the use of compact charged-particle accelerators as borehole generators of neutrons and gamma radiation for radioactive well logging. It argues that accelerators offer higher intensity, higher energy, controllable spectra, and pulsed operation compared with radioactive sources, e…

Gamma-gamma logging with a gamma-ray generator

E. M. Filippov
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.08895

This paper examines the use of high-energy gamma-ray generators, especially betatrons, to improve gamma-gamma logging for determining the density and composition of rocks intersected by boreholes. Using analytical expressions for scattered gamma-ray intensity, penetration depth, scattering volume, a…

Closed-Loop Test Rig for Testing Gear Transmissions under Variable Load

Yu. S. Semenov
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.08893

This article describes a closed-loop test rig developed for testing gear pairs, reducers, and gearboxes under both constant and variable loads, with particular application to ER-5 mining electric-drill reducers. The rig applies load directly through the supports of a loading gearbox, using either a …

On the Metallic State of Boron Atoms in Steel

N. D. Tyutëva, A. I. Fal’kov
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.08890

This paper investigates whether boron atoms dissolved in iron exhibit a metallic, electropositive state and undergo electrotransfer under an electric field. Specimens of Armco iron and an Armco iron alloy containing 1.5 percent boron were heated for extended periods by direct or alternating current …

Surface-Active Components in Steel

N. D. TYUTEVA
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.08889

This paper critiques the classification of boron and similar additions in steel as surface-active components on the basis of liquid to vapor surface tension data. It argues that such data cannot be transferred to the solid to liquid phase boundary and that there is no direct evidence for boron formi…

On the question of hardenability and its mechanism in boron steels

A. I. Fal’kov
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.08888

This paper examines the mechanism by which small boron additions increase the hardenability of steel, addressing conflicting explanations based on adsorption and surface energy. Drawing on published experimental data and thermodynamic reasoning, it argues that boron preferentially concentrates in in…

Generalization of the Average Strain Condition to Brittle Materials

G. A. Doshchinsky
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.08887

The paper addresses the problem of predicting equivalent dangerous stress states for brittle materials, noting limitations of existing strength theories in accuracy, physical interpretation, and practical use. It extends the average strain criterion, previously applied to plastic materials, by assum…

Geometric Representation of Regularities in Elastic-Plastic Deformation

G. A. DOSHCHINSKY
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.08885

This paper develops a geometric interpretation of the regularities governing elastic-plastic deformation under simple loading, using combined principal stress and strain spaces. It replaces the less visual notions of stress and strain intensity with resultant stress and deformation vectors whose mag…

Calculation of the Relative Shear Value in Metal Cutting

G. L. Kufarev
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.08884

This paper examines how to calculate the relative shear in metal cutting, treating cutting as a plastic deformation process close to simple shear with a small compressive component. Using measurements of distorted circular grids in copper chips, it compares existing shear formulas based on idealized…

Strain Rate in the Process of Cutting Ductile Metal

Unknown
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.08883

This paper examines how strain rate varies during the cutting of ductile metal and argues that it should be evaluated from the rate of increase of true relative shear. Using low speed free planing experiments on copper specimens marked with microscopic circular impressions, the study reconstructs de…

Silicosis Hazard of Rocks and Mine Dust in Kuzbass

Kh. A. Baev
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.07954

This paper examines the silicosis hazard of Kuzbass coal-bearing rocks and mine dust, focusing on the relation between free silicon dioxide in rocks and quartz content in respirable dust. It proposes a calculation method based on chemical analyses to estimate free silica in rocks of varied lithology…

On the Issue of Specific Discharges of Wells

V. A. Nudner
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.07953

This paper examines the concept of specific capacity of wells and argues that its conventional use is insufficiently defined for practical groundwater supply calculations. Using standard linear filtration formulas for perfect unconfined and artesian wells, it distinguishes specific capacity from the…

Some Issues in the Processing of Hydrogeological Data

G. P. BOGOMYAKOV
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.07952

This article examines shortcomings in the regional processing of hydrogeological test data from coal-bearing areas and presents a statistical approach using materials from the Tom-Usa district of Kuzbass. It analyzes factors affecting well yields, including surface waters, tectonic disturbances, pum…

Methodology and Technique for Sampling Kuzbass Coal Seams for Gas Content

N. V. DOROSHKEVICH
1959 SovietRxiv: ru-195901.07947

This paper discusses methods developed in the Kuzbass for determining the gas content of coal seams as a basis for forecasting mine gas abundance during deeper mining and new mine construction. It describes the design and operation of the VK-54 core-freezing tube and the KGN-2-56 core gas sampler, s…