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Investigation of the Pyrolysis Process of Samotlor Oil Fractions

M. D. Medvedev
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14082

This study examines pyrolysis of gasoline fractions from Samotlor crude oil as potential feedstocks for monoolefin production in planned Western Siberian petrochemical complexes. The 32 to 120, 32 to 180, and 120 to 180°C fractions were characterized by group composition and processed in an enlarged…

Investigation of the kinetics of synthesis from carbon monoxide and water vapor by the flow-circulation method

N. V. USHEVA
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14081

This paper addresses the need for kinetic data on the catalytic interaction of carbon monoxide with water vapor, a reaction related to Fischer Tropsch synthesis for which satisfactory rate equations and mechanistic consensus were lacking. It describes a flow circulation, gradientless experimental ap…

Crystallization of Petroleum Paraffins

N. V. Yudina, N. V. Polyaeva
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14080

This study examines the relationship between the onset of petroleum paraffin crystallization and the solidification of paraffin-containing oils from Western Siberia. Solidification temperatures were determined by loss of fluidity, while mass paraffin crystallization was followed through cooling curv…

Study of the Mechanism of Structure-Forming Processes in Crude Oils

N. V. Yudina, G. G. Krinitsyn
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14078

This study examines structure formation in paraffin-containing crude oils from Western Siberia, focusing on viscosity-temperature behavior, heat treatment, holding time, and the kinetics of structural strengthening. Dynamic viscosity measurements and limiting shear stress measurements using a tangen…

Research in the Chemistry of Carbazole

V. I. Berzin, E. E. Sirotkina, V. P. Lopatinsky, V. M. Sutyagin
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14076

The study examines the molecular-weight distribution of 9-vinylcarbazole telomers formed by radical telomerization in halogen-containing methanes using azobisisobutyronitrile as initiator. Telomer samples prepared in chloroform, carbon tetrachloride, carbon tetrabromide, bromoform, and iodoform were…

Research in the Chemistry of Carbazole

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1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14075

This study examines the polymerization of 3-chloro-9-vinylcarbazole in solution under radical initiation by azobisisobutyronitrile and under catalysis by stannic chloride. Dilatometric kinetic measurements in benzene showed first-order dependence on monomer, half-order dependence on initiator, an ac…

Adsorption Kinetics of Organic Surfactants and the APN Method

V. E. Gorodovykh, Yu. N. Oblivantsev
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14074

This paper examines how the kinetics of surfactant adsorption affects electrochemical measurements by the APN method, where assuming adsorption equilibrium can lead to unreliable results. Using a simplified model in which adsorbed surfactant molecules block the cathodic process, do not affect amalga…

On methods for calculating the ?'-potential in the presence of organic substances adsorbed on the electrode

A. G. Stromberg, V. E. Gorodovykh, T. V. Gomza
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14073

This paper examines methods for calculating the potential at the outer Helmholtz plane in the presence of organic surface-active substances adsorbed on an electrode. It compares calculations based on the Gouy-Chapman relation, a two-parallel-capacitor adsorption model, and shifts of the electrocapil…

Study of the drying kinetics of certain pharmaceutical preparations

G. D. Speshchi, G. V. Chubykina
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14072

The study examines the drying kinetics of the pharmaceutical preparations sulfadimethoxine and sulfadimezine under convective heat supply, addressing the need for data to select efficient continuous drying methods and calculate drying equipment. Experiments were performed with a DI-8 moisture meter …

Synthesis of Some Derivatives of 2'-Formyldiphenyl-2-carboxylic Acid

I. L. KHALFINA, G. N. SHABALINA
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14071

This study examines the preparation of derivatives of 2′-formylbiphenyl-2-carboxylic acid, an intermediate of interest for biologically active and practical compounds, with emphasis on the isobutyl ester oxime. The authors systematically varied reaction temperature, duration, catalyst type and amoun…

Study of the Hydrolytic Stability and Solubility of Stampirin

G. M. STEPNOVA, E. V. SHMIDT, L. N. SURENKOVA
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14070

This study examines the hydrolytic stability and solvent solubility of stampirin, a stearic acid antipyrilamide with reported anti-inflammatory activity, to support development of synthesis, purification, and analytical procedures. Hydrolysis was tested in water, sodium hydroxide, and hydrochloric a…

Determination of the Elemental Composition of Oils by Gas Chromatography

V. A. KUZNETSOVA, N. P. ZARUBINA, L. A. ZHAROVA
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14069

This study examines the application of gas chromatography to elemental analysis of oils, focusing on determination of carbon and hydrogen as principal oil components. An apparatus with a closed helium system was constructed, samples were combusted with nickel oxide at 900 to 950°C, water was convert…

Study of Vanadium Distribution in ITC Fractions of Oils from Western Siberian Fields

G. N. Aleshin, L. G. Glukhov, G. M. Ryzhova, V. N. Semenov
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14068

This study examines the content and distribution of vanadium in true boiling point fractions of Western Siberian crude oils, motivated by its geochemical significance and its adverse effects in refining and high-temperature fuel use. Vanadium was quantitatively determined by neutron activation analy…

Study of Hydrocarbon Decomposition Products in a High-Voltage Pulsed Discharge

I. I. Vishnevetskii, L. A. Bykova, L. F. Kotlova, B. V. Semkin
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14067

This study examines the decomposition of liquid hydrocarbons in high-voltage pulsed discharges as a route to acetylene, lower olefins, hydrogen, and carbonaceous products. Normal and branched paraffins, cycloparaffins, and aromatic hydrocarbons were treated using a pulse-voltage generator, and the g…

Correlation between Specific Gravity, Coking Capacity of Oils, and Their Molecular Weight

G. G. Blagopoluchnaya, A. F. Fedorov
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14065

This study examines statistical relationships among crude oil specific gravity, coking capacity, and molecular weight in order to estimate properties that are difficult to determine directly. Using published and laboratory data for crude oils, the authors tested distribution normality, calculated pa…

On Predicting the Content of Paraffin and Resin-Asphaltene Substances in Oils

G. G. Blagopoluchnaya, A. F. Fedorov
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14064

This paper examines whether a limited set of routine physicochemical indices can be used to predict paraffin and resin-asphaltene contents in crude oils, reducing the need for extensive laboratory characterization during exploration and process design. Using experimental data for oils from eastern r…

On the Determination of Octane and Cetane Numbers by a Calculation Method

G. G. Blagopoluchnaya, A. F. Fedorov, A. K. Maksimov
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14063

This paper examines computational determination of octane and cetane numbers as an alternative to standardized engine and flash coincidence tests that require specialized equipment. Using accumulated standardized fuel data, the authors apply correlation analysis, linear multiple regression, and prin…

Dynamics of Iron Oxide Reduction during Heat Treatment of Fuel-Smelting Materials

N. G. Antonov, V. P. Zaryuto, S. I. Smolyaninov, G. G. Krinitsyn
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14060

This study examines the reduction of iron oxides in peat ore fuel smelting moldings during heat treatment, focusing on the roles of gaseous, liquid, and solid products of peat pyrolysis. Using derivatographic gas evolution measurements, chromatographic analysis of carbon oxides, hydrogen, and methan…

Study of the Microstructure of Solid Residues of Peat-Ore Compositions

N. G. Antonov, V. P. Zaryuto
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14059

This study examines changes in the carbon microstructure of solid residues formed during heat treatment of peat and peat ore briquettes containing iron oxides. Samples were heated in a laboratory shaft furnace up to 1200°C, deashed, and analyzed by X-ray diffraction, with particular attention to the…

Investigation of the porous structure of heat-treated peat-ore materials

N. G. ANTONOV, G. L. MARKELOVA
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14058

This study examines how heat treatment and iron oxide additions affect the porous structure of peat-based moldings. Samples of high-moor peat and peat with finely dispersed iron oxide were heated in a laboratory shaft furnace, then analyzed by mercury intrusion porosimetry over an effective pore-rad…

Effect of Pressure on the Composition of Products Synthesized from Carbon Monoxide and Steam

A. V. KRAVTSOV, I. V. GONCHAROV, A. K. GOLOVKO
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14057

This study examines how pressure affects the composition of products formed in catalytic synthesis from carbon monoxide and steam. Experiments were conducted over an iron-copper catalyst on kieselguhr at 255°C and pressures of 10, 50, and 100 atm, with analysis of liquid product properties and the h…

Hydrocarbon Composition in the Products of Synthesis from Carbon Monoxide and Steam

A. V. KRAVTSOV, I. V. GONCHAROV, A. K. GOLOVKO
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14056

This paper examines the component composition of liquid products formed by synthesis from carbon monoxide and water vapor, with attention to hydrocarbons, alcohols, and acids. Using gas liquid chromatography, including temperature programmed packed columns and capillary column analysis with retentio…

Testing of Selected Demulsifiers for Desalting and Dehydration of Typical Crude Oil from the Tomsk Petrochemical Plant

K. K. STRAMKOVSKAYA, G. I. KRAVTSOVA, G. B. NEMIROVSKAYA
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14054

This paper evaluates selected demulsifiers for desalting and dehydration of typical crude oil from the Tomsk Petrochemical Plant, emphasizing the need for laboratory selection because demulsifier performance depends on crude composition and treatment conditions. Domestic reagents OZhK and KAUFE-14 a…

Study of Gas Condensate from the North-Silginskoye Field

K. K. STRAMKOVSKAYA, G. B. NEMIROVSKAYA, T. F. BULYCHEVA
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14053

This study characterizes gas condensate from the North-Silginskoye field in Tomsk Oblast through fractional distillation, physicochemical measurements, and group and structural group hydrocarbon analysis. The condensate is a light, low sulfur, resin free material dominated by paraffinic hydrocarbons…

Resources of Light Hydrocarbons in Typical Crude Oil for the Tomsk Petrochemical Complex

K. K. STRAMKOVSKAYA, G. I. KRAVTSOVA
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14052

This study evaluates the availability of light hydrocarbons, C3 to C5, in crude oil supplied through the Aleksandrovskoye to Anzhero-Sudzhensk pipeline for use as pyrolysis feedstock at the Tomsk Petrochemical Plant. Oil samples collected in July and December 1972 at upstream pipeline points and at …

Study of Gas Condensate from the Urengoy Field

K. K. STRAMKOVSKAYA, G. B. NEMIROVSKAYA, A. I. LEVASHOVA
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14051

This paper reports a technological characterization of stable gas condensate from the Urengoy gas condensate field, using hot stabilization followed by fractional distillation and analysis of physicochemical and group hydrocarbon composition. The condensate is described as low density, low viscosity…

Investigation of the Group and Structural-Group Composition of Middle and Heavy Fractions of Oils from the Nizhnevartovsk Region of Western Siberia

N. S. Kislitskaya, A. I. Levashova
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14050

This study examines the group and structural group composition of middle and heavy petroleum fractions from the Sovetskoe and Samotlor fields in the Nizhnevartovsk region of Western Siberia. Fifty degree kerosene, gas oil, and oil cuts were separated by adsorption chromatography on silica gel into m…

Oil of the Var-Yegan Field

K. K. STRAMKOVSKAYA, A. I. LEVASHOVA, G. B. NEMIROVSKAYA
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14049

This paper characterizes crude oil from the Var-Yegan field through distillation data, physicochemical measurements, and group hydrocarbon composition of commercial and higher-boiling fractions. The oil is described as low-density, low-sulfur, low-viscosity, resinous, paraffinic, and rich in gasolin…

Study of n-Alkanes in Western Siberian Oils

N. M. SMOLYANINOVA, V. A. KUZNETSOVA, O. B. ZAKARLYUK
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14048

This study examines normal alkane hydrocarbons in oils from the Sovetskoye and Samotlor fields of Western Siberia, with attention to their distribution across light, middle, and heavy distillation fractions. Narrow fractions were analyzed using adsorption on molecular sieves, urea complex formation,…

Study of the Composition of Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Middle Fractions of Oil from the Samotlor Field

N. M. SMOL’YANINOVA, G. V. SHUMAKOVA, A. A. NOVOVA
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14047

This study examines the monocyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in the 200 to 300°C kerosene and gas oil fraction of Samotlor crude oil, with attention to their structural group composition. The aromatic fraction was isolated after removal of heteroorganic and oxygen-containing compounds, separated by liqu…

Study of Resin-Asphaltene Substances in Nizhnevartovsk Oils

N. M. Smolyaninova, L. D. Kriger, L. A. Igumnova
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14046

This study examines the chemical nature and thermal behavior of resin and asphaltene fractions isolated from Sovetskoe and Samotlor crude oils in Western Siberia. Using elemental and functional analysis, infrared spectroscopy, X-ray diffraction, selective solvent extraction, derivatography, and gas …

Kinetics of Gas Evolution During Thermal Decomposition of Peat

S. I. Smolyaninov, Ya. A. Belikhmaer, V. M. Ikrin
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14045

The study examines gas evolution during the thermal decomposition of two Western Siberian peats, a sedge lowland peat and a complex raised peat, under inert conditions with linear heating and chromatographic analysis of gaseous products. It compares the temperature-dependent formation of CO2, CO, CH…

Dynamics of the Removal of Elements of Peat Organic Matter during Thermal Decomposition

V. M. Ikrin, L. I. Petrovicheva, Ya. A. Belikhmaer
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14043

This study examines how carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen from the organic matter of two West Siberian peats are redistributed into volatile products during thermal decomposition. Analytical samples of raised-bog and lowland peat were heated at a constant rate to selected temperatures between 150 and 500…

Dynamics of Nitrogen Conversion into Volatile Products of Peat Thermal Decomposition

S. I. SMOLYANINOV, L. N. EREMENKO, V. M. IKRIN, Ya. A. BELIKHMAER
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14042

This study examines the redistribution of nitrogen during thermal decomposition of raised-bog and lowland peat, a problem relevant to peat processing and interpretations of coal formation. One-gram samples were heated in quartz tubes at 5 degrees per minute to temperatures between 200 and 550°C, and…

Reactivity and Properties of Peat-Ore Material

G. G. Krinitsyn
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.14041

This paper examines how iron oxide additives affect the reactivity and structural properties of solid products formed during peat coking. Using wet oxidation with orthophosphoric acid and potassium dichromate, the study determines activation energies for oxidation of peat coke and peat-ore material …

Some Features of the Practical Application of Plasma from High-Frequency Torch Discharges

I. A. TIKHOMIROV, V. V. TIKHOMIROV, V. Ya. FEDYANIN, A. A. SOLOV'EV
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13869

This paper examines the physical and technological characteristics of high-frequency torch discharges for plasma-chemical applications, emphasizing their advantages over induction discharges in metallic apparatus. It summarizes experimental findings on gas and electron temperatures, electron concent…

On the Service Life of High-Frequency Torch Plasmatrons

I. A. TIKHOMIROV, Vl. L. TEPLOUKHOV, Vik. L. TEPLOUKHOV
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13868

The paper examines the service life of high-frequency torch plasmatrons used for plasmochemical processes, focusing on electrode erosion as a limiting factor. Experiments with cooled and uncooled electrodes made from steel, copper, and tungsten were conducted in an air torch discharge using a 10 kW,…

Influence of Parameters of Certain Technological Operations on the Stability of S-Shaped Springs for Wristwatches

V. I. Kalyagina, Yu. Ya. Kovylin
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13867

This study examines how selected manufacturing parameters affect the stability of S-shaped mainsprings for wristwatches, understood as the persistence of torque characteristics and free spring form over time. Experimental batches of cobalt alloy springs of several sizes were produced with varied man…

Influence of the waviness of S-shaped springs on the accuracy characteristics of watches

V. I. KALYATINA, Yu. Ya. KOVYLIN
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13865

This article examines how waviness and bends in S-shaped mainsprings affect the accuracy characteristics of wristwatches. Using mass-produced Polet 2409 watches, the authors compared a defect-free spring with a spring exhibiting waviness and kinks, recording torque, balance amplitude, and instantane…

Determination of the Main Dimensions of Cam Mechanisms with Consideration of Pressure Angle Constraints by Nonlinear Programming Methods

Yu. Ya. Kovylyin, M. Yu. Korobeinikov, Z. P. Osipova
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13864

This paper formulates the determination of principal dimensions for a planar cam mechanism with a translationally moving cam and an oscillating follower as a nonlinear programming problem constrained by admissible pressure angles. Using the phase curve of the prescribed follower motion, it derives l…

Study of the Dynamic Properties of Thermoelectric Detectors by Modeling Heat Sources Using the Peltier Effect

E. M. BELOV, A. I. KUZNETSOV
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13861

This paper proposes a method for studying the dynamic properties of non-armored thermoelectric detectors by replacing optical heating with a temperature gradient produced through the Peltier effect. The authors model stationary and transient heat conduction in thermopiles with lap-welded and butt-we…

Application of the Decomposition Method to the Synthesis of Autonomous Homogeneous Multivariable Control Systems

V. I. Karnachuk, V. A. Voiloshnikov, G. P. Nagorny, A. V. Logutov
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13859

This paper examines the synthesis of autonomous homogeneous multivariable control systems whose identical channels are coupled through symmetric dynamic cross-connections, as in parallel generators, reactor control, and blast distribution systems. It develops a decomposition-based approach in which …

Interpolation of a Spatially Distributed Parameter from Discrete Values

V. N. BEREZA, V. F. DYADIK
1977 SovietRxiv: ru-197701.13858

This paper addresses reconstruction of a continuously distributed spatial parameter inside an object from a limited set of discrete sensor readings, with emphasis on algorithms suitable for use in automatic control. The authors decompose the three-dimensional interpolation problem into planar interp…