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Sulfides of Salair. The Ursk Group of Polymetallic Deposits

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1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07740

This paper examines the Ursk group of polymetallic sulfide deposits in the Salair district, with particular attention to the newly explored “Lens 2” deposit and its significance for expanding local zinc and polymetallic ore resources in Western Siberia. Using field observations, borehole sections, s…

On Hexagonal Gold

A. M. Kuzmin
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07738

This paper reports the examination of minute gold crystals recovered from sludge at the Berikul plant, whose morphology appeared inconsistent with the usual cubic habit of gold. Through microscopic observation and crystallographic description, the author identifies crystals and intergrowths dominate…

Experience in Correlating Seams of the Leninsky Deposit in Kuzbass

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1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07737

This paper tests spore analysis as a method for correlating coal seams in the Leninsky deposit of the Kuznetsk Basin, where conventional criteria such as seam thickness, lithology, and spacing were considered unreliable because of facies variability and faulting. The author describes the morphologic…

Theoretical Torsiograms for the Shaft of an Internal Combustion Engine (on the Issue of Torsional Vibrations of Shafts)

United Scientific and Technical Publishing House
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07736

This work addresses the calculation of torsional vibrations and rotational nonuniformity in shafts of internal combustion engine installations, especially where classical flywheel methods assume an unrealistically rigid shaft. It develops a procedure for constructing theoretical torsiograms by harmo…

Study of Forging Hammers with Valve Distribution

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1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07732

This article examines forging hammers with valve distribution, focusing on operational adjustment, valve timing, pressure conditions during the ram stroke, and performance characteristics that had not been adequately treated in existing literature. Using experimental investigations of 3-ton and 6-to…

Modeling of a Becker-System Coke Oven

N. N. Norkin
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07729

This paper describes the construction and testing of an approximate physical model of a Becker-system coke oven heating system, based on thermal and hydraulic observations from the Kuznetsk Metallurgical Plant. It develops the modeling rationale from mechanical similarity, emphasizing buoyancy, pres…

On Monitoring the Operation of Coal-Mixing Machines

I. V. Gebler
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07728

This paper examines methods for monitoring the effectiveness of coal-blending machines used in preparing coke charges, where incomplete mixing and later segregation can affect coke quality. It proposes analytical control based on comparing ash, volatile matter, plastic-layer thickness, or coal softn…

Content of Individual Sulfur Species in Coals from the Zabituy and Golovinsk Districts of the Irkutsk Basin

I. V. Gebler and A. I. Shustova
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07727

This study examines the distribution of sulfur forms in caking coals from the Zabituy and Golovinsky districts of the Irkutsk Basin, including samples from the Vladimir mine area. Using proximate and ultimate analysis, the Powell-Parr method for mineral sulfur, ash sulfur determination, and Eschka a…

On the Variability of Osinovsky Coal During Oxidation

I. V. Gebler and A. I. Shustova
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07726

This study examines how Osinovsky coal changes during oxidation and evaluates laboratory methods for estimating its tendency to self-oxidize and its technological behavior in coking. Using temperature-rise and critical-temperature tests, chemical oxidation with nitric acid and potassium permanganate…

Some Data on the Characterization of Coals from the Chernovskoye Deposit

I. V. Gebler and Yu. A. Vasnetsova
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07725

This paper presents analytical data on brown coals from the Chernovskoye deposit near Chita, a deposit described as insufficiently studied despite significant estimated reserves and active mining. Based on 62 commercial samples from several mines tested in the Tomsk Railway laboratory, the authors r…

On the Solubility of Some Siberian Clays in Acids Depending on the Temperature and Duration of Calcination and the Concentration of the Acid Used for Treatment: Communication 1

G. N. Khodalevich, I. I. Zharikov, M. I. Dragel’
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07721

This study examines the acid solubility of four Siberian clay samples as a function of calcination temperature, calcination duration, and hydrochloric acid concentration. Air-dry samples were chemically characterized, calcined mainly for one hour at temperatures from 400 to 1000 °C, treated with hyd…

Petrographic Study of Coals from the Priyenisei-Abakan Trough of the Minusinsk Coal Basin

M. K. Korovin and A. B. Travin
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07719

This study examines the petrographic composition and caking capacity of coals from the Priyenisei-Abakan trough of the Minusinsk Coal Basin, with attention to their possible use as a coke base for regional metallurgy. Using macroscopic and microscopic petrographic analysis of samples from the Cherno…

Methodology for Teaching Engineering Thermodynamics

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1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07718

This article examines the methodological difficulties of teaching technical thermodynamics in higher engineering education, especially the abstraction of key concepts and students’ limited prior familiarity with heat-engineering equipment. It argues for reorganizing the course around fundamental law…

Mineragenic Studies of the Irbinsk Iron Ore Deposit

A. I. Aleksandrov
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07716

This study examines the mineralogy, textures, structures, and genesis of the Irbinsky iron ore deposit in the Minusinsk region, a skarn-associated magnetite deposit of industrial importance. Using field material collected from surface workings, drill cores, shafts, and an adit, together with microsc…

Petrographic Study of Coals from the Bukachacha Deposit in Transbaikalia

I. I. Ammosov
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07715

This study provides a petrographic characterization of 23 coal samples from the Bukachacha deposit in Transbaikalia, drawn from several seams, mines, boreholes, and a prospecting pit. Using macroscopic observation, microscopy of identified constituents, and maceration-based spore analysis, the paper…

Petrographic Study of Seam VI of the Inner Prokopyevsk Deposit of Kuzbass in Relation to the Variability of Coal Properties

P. S. Andreev
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07714

This study examines the petrographic composition of Seam VI in the Inner Prokopyevsk deposit of the Kuznetsk Basin as a basis for understanding observed variations in coal quality within a single seam. Using three seam samples, the work combines macroscopic seam-column description, microscopic petro…

On the Design of the Cutting Apparatus of Harvesting Machines

G. D. Terskov
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07713

This paper analyzes the kinematics and design conditions of the cutting apparatus in harvesting machines, focusing on the reciprocating knife, segment trajectories, stem bending, and risks of secondary cutting or slipping. It derives approximate equations for knife stroke, velocity, feed, and absolu…

Energy Losses in Transformers Under Transient Operating Conditions

I. G. Kuleev
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07709

The paper develops a method for estimating losses in transformers operating under repeated transient conditions, with particular attention to welding transformers. It derives approximate expressions for the transient magnetic flux and making current using a saturation-based magnetization relation, g…

Graphical Method for Selecting Cross-Sections under Combined Loading

F. E. Davydov
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07708

This paper presents a graphical method for selecting and checking beam cross-sections under combined loading, with primary attention to oblique bending and to cases involving eccentric force, bending, and torsion. Starting from the standard stress formula in principal axes, it reformulates the probl…

On a Sorting Method in Interchangeable Manufacturing

I. S. Chizhov
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07707

This article examines selective assembly, or machining followed by sorting, as a way to improve the definiteness of fits in interchangeable production without requiring tighter machining tolerances. It develops formulas for dividing shaft and hole tolerance fields into a number of sorting groups und…

On the Degree of Reliability of Interference Fits

I. S. Chizhov
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07706

This paper examines the reliability of interference fits, understood as the probability that assembled shafts and holes will produce positive interference rather than clearance despite dimensional tolerances. It criticizes earlier calculations that assume a uniform distribution of manufactured dimen…

Vector flywheel diagram

D. G. Stanko-
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07705

This paper addresses the graphical determination of flywheel size for machines with a connecting-rod crank mechanism, where varying tangential force creates alternating excess and deficiency of work during a shaft revolution. It proposes a vector flywheel diagram that combines the construction of th…

Determination of the Dimensions of a Retaining Wall

V. I. Lopachov
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07703

The paper addresses the preliminary sizing of retaining walls, a task usually handled by graphical analytical trial and error after assuming wall dimensions. It derives formulas for determining the required lower base width from known earth pressure, wall geometry, masonry weight, allowable stresses…

Determination of the contact ratio in a 20-degree involute gear mesh

N. P. Shubin
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07702

The paper derives practical formulas for determining the contact ratio of external involute gear meshes, with emphasis on a pressure angle of 20 degrees. It decomposes the total contact ratio into two partial contributions associated with the two gears, expresses these quantities in terms of tooth n…

Dynamics of Face Milling: Theory and Experiment

Unknown
1937 SovietRxiv: ru-193701.07699

This paper develops and tests a theory for the power consumption and dynamic nonuniformity of face milling, a machining process for which the author argues that prior theoretical and experimental data were insufficient or unreliable. It derives cutting-force and work equations that account for chip …