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On the Choice of Location for Mine Hoisting Shafts Taking into Account the Impact of Mineral Losses in Protective Pillars When Opening Deposits by Level Crosscuts

G. E. BAKANOV
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08438

This paper examines the selection of locations for mine hoisting shafts when deposits are opened by level crosscuts, emphasizing factors omitted from earlier haulage based methods. After reviewing the Shevyakov, Sobolevsky, Panov, Tseitlin, and Lokshin approaches, it extends graphical and calculatio…

Relationship Between Lattice Energy and the Physicochemical Properties of Single Crystals of the Cesium Chloride, Wurtzite, Zinc Blende, and Rutile Types

E. K. ZAVADOVSKAYA
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08437

This paper examines whether correlations previously found between crystal lattice energy and the properties of rock salt type alkali halides also apply to other ionic crystals. Using Kapustinskii’s lattice energy expression and comparative data for oxides, halides, and related compounds with cesium …

On the Relationship Between the Electrical Strength of Liquid Dielectrics and Their Physicochemical Properties

A. A. VOROB’EV and A. F. KALGANOV
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08436

This paper examines how the electrical strength of liquid dielectrics relates to physicochemical properties that characterize molecular and intermolecular stability. Using published high field breakdown data for a homologous series of saturated liquid hydrocarbons, the authors compare electrical str…

On the Cation-Exchange Properties of Humic Brown Coals and the Possibility of Their Use for Water Softening

I. V. Gebler and K. K. Stramkovskaya
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08435

This paper examines the cation exchange properties of humic brown coal as a low cost material for industrial water softening, with attention to mechanical, hydraulic, and exchange performance. Using Irshinsk brown coal, the authors measure bulk density, swelling, mechanical strength, filtration head…

Study of the Contact Properties of Chromium-Tin Catalysts for the Oxidation of SO2 to SO3

N. P. Kurin and N. P. Figurovskaya
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08434

This study examines chromium oxide and chromium oxide, tin dioxide catalysts as possible non-platinum and non-vanadium contact masses for oxidizing sulfur dioxide to sulfur trioxide in sulfuric acid production. Thirteen coprecipitated and pressed catalysts with tin dioxide contents from 0 to 100 per…

Measurement of Surface Energies of Single Crystals of the Potassium Chloride–Sodium Chloride System by Drilling and Mutual Grinding

P. A. Savintsev and V. V. Kutsepalenko
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08433

This study investigates the surface energy of single crystals in the potassium chloride and sodium chloride solid solution system, using drilling and mutual grinding methods based on Kuznetsov’s approach. Single crystals containing up to 12 mol percent of the second component were grown by the Kyrop…

Kinetics of the Interaction of Solid Acetates with Hydrogen Sulfide after Their Preliminary Irradiation with Ultraviolet Light

E. I. KAPKOVA
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08432

This study examines how preliminary ultraviolet irradiation affects the topochemical reaction of solid metal acetates with gaseous hydrogen sulfide. Using anhydrous acetates of several metals, irradiated under controlled conditions and then reacted with dried hydrogen sulfide while reaction rates we…

Laboratory Method for Producing Granulated Ammonium Nitrate

N. P. KURIN, G. A. ORMAN, and E. T. LABYKINA
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08429

This paper develops a laboratory method for producing granular ammonium nitrate resembling industrial spray-cooled material, intended for studies of caking and additive effects without plant-scale trials. The authors derive equations for droplet formation from melt, calculate falling velocity, time,…

Deformation of products made from red clays during firing

P. G. Usov and A. V. Petrov
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08427

This study examines high-temperature plastic deformation in fired products made from three Western Siberian red brick clays, with attention to the effects of mineral composition, fine fractions, exchange capacity, sodium carbonate, and calcium carbonate. Ring specimens were fired under load in a tub…

Effect of Temperature and Aging Time of Red Clay Bodies on the Properties of the Paste and Products Made from It

P. G. Usov
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08426

This study examines how preparation temperature and wet aging time affect the structural strength of plastic bodies made from red brick clays and the mechanical strength of fired products. Using cone plastometer measurements on two clays and comparative extrusion, drying, and firing tests, it evalua…

Method for Determining the Specific Gravity and Relative Viscosity of Suspensions Used in Coal Beneficiation

I. V. Gebler
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08425

The paper addresses the difficulty of measuring density and relative viscosity in unstable aqueous suspensions used as heavy media for coal beneficiation, where rapid settling and abrasive solids make conventional viscometers unreliable or impractical. It critiques outflow and capillary based method…

Study of Some Oxy Derivatives of Anthraquinone by the Potentiometric Method

L. P. Kulev and T. N. Gorizontova
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08421

This study examines how the structure of oxy derivatives of anthraquinone affects electromotive force during dyeing of aluminum-mordanted fabric and subsequent treatment in a fixing bath. Using potentiometric measurements, the authors compared alpha- and beta-oxyanthraquinone, alizarin, quinizarin, …

On the mechanism of lacquer formation in alizarin dyeing

L. P. Kulev and T. N. Gorizontova
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08418

This paper examines the mechanism of lake formation in alizarin dyeing, focusing on the interactions among oxyanthraquinone dyes, aluminum mordants, and calcium salts. Using potentiometric measurements of the electromotive force arising during dyeing and fixing, the authors compare alizarin, quiniza…

Synthesis of Some Esters of 4(5)-Hydroxymethylimidazole

L. P. KULEV and A. E. ONISHCHUK
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08417

This paper investigates derivatives of 4(5)-hydroxymethylimidazole, an intermediate in histamine synthesis, with emphasis on simple ethers and an acetic ester for which little prior information was available. Because direct alcoholate formation from hydroxymethylimidazole was impractical, the author…

Study of the Complexation Reaction of Nitriles with Other Organic Compounds

B. V. TRONOV and N. D. STRELNIKOVA
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08416

This paper examines complex formation between nitriles and organic compounds, a topic the authors describe as little studied beyond inorganic coordination systems. Thirteen binary systems containing benzonitrile or isovaleronitrile with acids, phenols, alcohols, ketones, nitro compounds, pyridine, b…

On Methods for the Synthesis of Complex Organic Compounds

B. V. TRONOV and V. B. SOKOLOVICH
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08415

This paper proposes a vapor phase method for detecting and synthesizing unstable organic complex compounds, using the difference between the vapor pressure of a volatile component in the pure state and in a complex. The authors apply the method chiefly to quinone complexes with phenols, describing a…

Dielectric Strength and Hardness of Single Crystals of Solid Solutions

A. A. VOROB’EV and A. M. TRUBITSYN
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08412

This study examines the relationship between dielectric strength and microhardness in single crystals of alkali halide solid solutions, focusing on NaCl, NaBr, KCl, KBr, and KI based systems. Electrical strength under pulsed uniform fields was compared with microhardness measured by diamond pyramid …

A Note on the Relationship Between the F Absorption Band in Alkali Halide Crystals and the Lattice Energy

E. K. Zavadovskaya
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08411

This note examines the relation between the visible F absorption band of activated alkali halide crystals and the crystal lattice energy. Drawing on known links between F-band maxima, lattice constants, and lattice-dependent crystal properties, the author compares the energy position of the F-band m…

Dielectric Losses, Electric Strength of Alkali Halide Salt Crystals, and Lattice Energy

K. A. VODOPYANOV, A. A. VOROBYEV, and M. A. KRIVOV
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08409

This paper examines the relationship between dielectric losses, electric strength, and lattice bonding in alkali halide crystals. Using experimental comparisons for pure crystals, mixed potassium bromide and potassium iodide crystals, and temperature dependent measurements, it relates the dielectric…

Physical and Electrical Properties of Ionic Crystals

A. A. VOROB'EV and E. K. ZAVADOVSKAYA
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08407

This paper argues that the physical and electrical properties of ionic dielectrics should be studied in relation to their chemical composition, crystal structure, and lattice energy, rather than explained chiefly through impurities and defects. Focusing on alkali halide crystals with the rock-salt l…

Producing a beam of ultrafast electrons for medical purposes

A. A. VOROB'EV, B. A. KONONOV, V. A. MOSKALEV, L. S. SOKOLOV
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08406

This paper examines methods for extracting ultrafast electron beams from a 15 MeV betatron for potential use in medical electron therapy, where direct electron irradiation may reduce treatment time and spare surrounding tissue. It describes three extraction approaches tested at the Tomsk Polytechnic…

Optical Absorption in Compounds of Metals of the First and Second Groups of the Periodic Table and the Crystal Lattice Energy

A. A. VOROB'EV
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08405

This paper examines how optical absorption in ionic crystals relates to crystal lattice energy for compounds of first- and second-group metals, especially rock-salt-type alkali halides and second-group metal oxides. By comparing experimental absorption data across infrared, visible, and ultraviolet …

On the Amplitude-Frequency Response of a Resonant Amplifier

E. I. Fialko
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08404

This paper analyzes how the inherent asymmetry of an oscillatory circuit’s resonance curve affects the amplitude-frequency response and passband of a multistage resonant amplifier composed of identical tuned circuits. Using the exact expression for generalized detuning, it derives formulas for the 0…

On the Issue of Improving the Power Factor of Industrial Enterprises

A. I. ZAITSEV
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08401

This paper examines technical and economic measures for improving the power factor of industrial electrical installations, with emphasis on reducing reactive power flow in enterprise networks. It reviews natural power factor improvements, static capacitor placement, replacement by synchronous motors…

Degree of Compensation of Long-Line Parameters

O. B. TOLPYGO
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08400

The paper examines how the degree of compensation of long power-transmission lines should be defined when series capacitors and shunt reactors are inserted into lines with distributed parameters. It argues that common definitions based only on the ratio of compensating reactance or conductance to th…

On the Natural Mode of Compensated Lines

O. B. TOLPYGO
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08399

This paper examines how the natural operating mode of long compensated power transmission lines differs from the corresponding mode in uncompensated lines. Using calculated compensated-line circuits and experimental confirmation, it analyzes voltage and current distributions, vector phase shifts, su…

On the Theory of Synchronous Reluctance Machines

E. V. Kononenko
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08396

This paper examines the theoretical description of synchronous reluctance machines and argues that treating them simply as salient-pole synchronous machines with an open rotor excitation winding gives an inaccurate physical interpretation. Using vector diagrams and power equations, it distinguishes …

On the Question of Electromagnetic Power

G. A. SIPAILOV and E. V. KONONENKO
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08393

This paper addresses inconsistent definitions and formulas for electromagnetic power in the teaching and analysis of electrical machines, especially across synchronous and asynchronous machines. Using vector diagrams and energy relations, it distinguishes between the power converted into or from the…

On Self-Oscillations in an Electromechanical System with an Electric Machine Amplifier

L. I. Gandzha and V. A. Sevastyanov
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08391

This paper experimentally investigates self-oscillations in a generator motor electromechanical system in which an electric machine amplifier with a transverse field serves as the generator. Building on earlier analysis of systems with a series-excited generator, the authors interpret the observed o…

On Oscillations in the Exciter of the "Generator-Motor" System

L. I. Gandzha and S. S. Kropanin
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08390

This paper analyzes self-oscillations in the exciter of a generator motor electric drive with a separately excited generator field. Using a nonlinear magnetization characteristic, the authors first study an idealized two-degree system in which only the generator field inductance is retained, derivin…

Linear Approximation of Self-Oscillations in an Electromechanical System

L. I. GANDZHA
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08389

This paper analyzes self-oscillations in an electromechanical system consisting of a separately excited generator feeding an independently excited motor, with attention to the effect of power-circuit inductance on the current and speed dynamics. To obtain a tractable first approximation, it assumes …

Self-Controlled Ion Converter

I. G. KULEEV
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08388

This paper proposes a self-controlled ionic transducer for converting direct current into alternating current without a separate grid-supply source. It analyzes the conditions under which a thyratron circuit can self-excite and produce sinusoidal voltages of variable frequency, including requirement…

On the Type of Current Transformers for Differential Protection

I. D. Kutyavin
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08387

This paper examines the suitability of different current transformer designs for relay protection, especially differential protection under transient short-circuit conditions. It argues that conventional transformers can develop large errors during faults because of core saturation, residual magneti…

Frost Resistance and Heat Resistance of Insulating Compounds

N. I. VOROB'EV
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08384

This paper examines the frost resistance and heat resistance of insulating compounds used for potting, impregnation, and coating in electrical insulation. It classifies compounds by composition and thermal behavior, then applies known relationships for amorphous and high-molecular materials, especia…

Results of Experimental Studies of Electron Mobility in Semiconductors and Dielectrics in Strong Electric Fields

E. K. Zavadovskaya
1956 SovietRxiv: ru-195601.08383

This paper reviews experimental evidence on how electron mobility in semiconductors and dielectrics depends on electric field strength, with attention to deviations from Ohm’s law in strong fields. Drawing on studies of photoconductivity and high-field transport in mica, quartz, alkali-halide crysta…