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ON THE THEORY OF UNSTEADY TRANSONIC FLOWS

E. V. Mamontov
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.95320

This paper studies a quasilinear equation used as an approximate model for unsteady transonic potential flow, for which the usual Cauchy problem is inappropriate because planes of constant time are characteristic. A mixed boundary-value problem is formulated in a half-space with data prescribed on t…

ON A SYSTEM OF BOUNDARY-LAYER EQUATIONS FOR AN AXISYMMETRIC STATIONARY FLOW OF A COMPRESSIBLE FLUID

T. D. Dzhuraev
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.92723

This note studies the boundary-layer equations for a stationary axisymmetric flow of a compressible fluid in the case of Prandtl number equal to one, using the corresponding relation between enthalpy and longitudinal velocity. By introducing variables based on the ratio of the velocity to the outer-…

CALCULATION OF THE CONSTANT OF WALL TURBULENCE

M. A. Goldshtik, S. S. Kutateladze
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.92474

This paper addresses the determination of the Prandtl Karman constant in wall-bounded turbulent flow using a phenomenological stability principle for averaged velocity profiles. The authors argue that the logarithmic region governed by the Prandtl Taylor friction law is central to the formation of t…

ON THE CONDITION AT THE END OF A CRACK

Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR L. A. GALIN, Ya. B. FRIDMAN,
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.88564

This paper examines the additional condition required at the end of a crack, which is not determined by the equations of motion and deformation alone. Using general local and energetic considerations for continuous media with displacement discontinuities, the authors argue that crack growth laws can…

VIBRATIONS OF A ROTATING DISK UNDER PARTIAL BRAKING

B. I. Kogan, P. Ya. Bershtein
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.86212

This paper studies axisymmetric vibrations and stresses in a homogeneous isotropic elastic circular disk whose rotation is reduced by partial braking through a rigid rim. Because residual angular velocity couples radial and tangential displacements through rotational inertia, the authors formulate c…

A NEW SOLUTION OF THE DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS OF MOTION OF A BODY HAVING A FIXED POINT, UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF S. V. KOVALEVSKAYA

E. I. Kharlamova, P. V. Kharlamov
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.85232

This paper addresses the motion of a rigid body with a fixed point under Kovalevskaya-type inertia and center-of-mass conditions, in the presence of a nonzero gyrostatic moment. Starting from the standard differential equations for angular velocity and the gravity direction cosines, the authors impo…

A VARIATIONAL PRINCIPLE IN FRACTURE MECHANICS

E. M. MOROZOV
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.83519

This paper proposes a variational formulation for quasi-brittle fracture that does not require the crack path to be prescribed in advance. Starting from an energy balance for a body with internal ruptures, it derives separate variational conditions for changes in crack trajectory and for motion of a…

ON THE ORIGIN OF TURBULENT MOTION

V. V. ALEKSEEV, A. A. SPERANSKAYA
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.83399

This paper examines the transition from laminar to turbulent motion through measurements of the frequency spectra of longitudinal velocity fluctuations in air flowing through a circular tube. Using hot-wire anemometry and low-frequency spectral analysis at several radial positions, the authors compa…

SOLUTION OF THE CAUCHY PROBLEM AND ITS ASYMPTOTICS AS \(t\to\infty\) FOR THE LINEARIZED EQUATIONS OF A ROTATING VISCOUS FLUID

V. N. Maslennikova
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.83138

The paper studies the Cauchy problem for the linearized Navier Stokes equations of an incompressible viscous fluid subject to uniform rotation. Using Fourier transformation, Bochner’s formula, and Sonine formulas for cylindrical functions, it constructs explicit fundamental kernels for the velocity …

SPATIAL DOUBLY PERIODIC PROBLEMS OF THE THEORY OF ELASTICITY

G. N. Savin, A. N. Guz, V. T. Golovchan
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.83127

A method is developed for spatial doubly periodic boundary value problems in elasticity for an infinite body perforated by parallel cylindrical cavities whose circular cross sections form an oblique lattice. Using Galerkin’s general solution of Lamé equations and addition theorems for modified Besse…

A SYMMETRY THEOREM FOR SHALLOW EQUILIBRIUM FORMS OF GEOMETRICALLY NONLINEAR SHALLOW AND NONSHALLOW SHELLS

D. I. SHILKRUT
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.83050

This paper generalizes a previously established symmetry principle for shallow geometrically nonlinear shells to a more exact nonlinear shell theory and to shallow equilibrium forms of nonshallow shells. Using compatibility and equilibrium equations in orthogonal curvilinear coordinates, the author …

ON THE FORMULATION OF THE PROBLEM OF THE INTERACTION WITH THE GROUND OF A ROLLING WHEEL WITH AN ELASTIC TIRE DURING ITS OSCILLATIONS

V. S. GOZDEK
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.80614

The paper examines the formulation of equations for a rolling wheel with an elastic tire undergoing oscillations, focusing on the relation between tire deformation and ground reaction. Using transverse oscillations of the wheel rim as an example, it models the tire as a weightless elastic beam on an…

LONG UNSTEADY WAVES IN A ROTATING BASIN

B. I. Sebekin
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.80093

This paper analyzes the effect of Coriolis force on long unsteady axisymmetric waves in an ideal incompressible fluid in a uniformly rotating basin. A point source with arbitrary time-dependent discharge is introduced at the origin, and the linear long-wave equations are solved by Laplace-Carson tra…

Iterative Process for Computing the Characteristic Criterion of the Periodic Limiting Regime of Motion of a Machine Unit

Unknown
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.78593

This paper addresses the computation of the characteristic criterion for the periodic limiting regime of motion of a machine unit, a quantity needed in dynamic machine calculations but generally unavailable in closed form. Under standard continuity, periodicity, and monotonicity assumptions on the r…

ON THE QUESTION OF THE SEISMIC EFFECT OF POWERFUL EXPLOSIONS

Unknown
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.73881

This paper examines why powerful underground explosions can produce damaging seismic effects in buildings at ground vibration velocities well below the commonly used Soviet critical value of 10 cm/sec. It argues that, unlike smaller shallow explosions, large explosions create a much wider hazardous …

Transient processes in a model of a convective system

S. V. Pshenay-Severin
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.62902

The paper examines transient processes in convective systems, emphasizing the mutual adjustment of convective elements and the surrounding stratified medium. Using a laboratory model with weakly miscible water and aniline layers heated or cooled under controlled conditions, it observes the developme…

ON COLLISIONS OF SOLID PARTICLES IN A LIQUID

V. P. Myasnikov
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.55458

This paper analyzes binary collisions of solid spherical particles immersed in an ideal incompressible liquid, motivated by particle interactions in fluidized beds. Using Lagrange equations for a system of spheres coupled to the surrounding fluid, it derives jump conditions for velocities at the ins…

EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF THE PROPAGATION VELOCITY OF LONG CENTRIFUGAL WAVES FORMED IN A TRANSLATIONAL–ROTATIONAL FLOW OF A LIQUID

I. I. Novikov
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.50912

This paper examines long centrifugal waves that propagate on the free surface of a gas vortex in an axisymmetric translational and rotational flow of an incompressible liquid. Building on a theoretical relation between the critical axial flow velocity and the wave propagation velocity, the study rep…

DIFFRACTION OF ELASTIC WAVES

V. T. Golovchan, A. N. Guz
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.47741

This paper studies three-dimensional diffraction of elastic harmonic waves by an infinite periodic row of identical circular cylindrical cavities in an elastic body. Using longitudinal and transverse wave potentials in cylindrical coordinates, the authors exploit the phase periodicity of an incident…

Characteristic Criterion for an Asymptotically Stable Limit Regime of Motion of a Machine Unit

Academician I. I. ARTОBOLEVSKII, V. S. LOSHCHININ
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.47734

This paper studies a characteristic criterion for the motion of a machine unit, interpreted as the relative contribution of inertial forces of initial motion compared with those of steady motion. Using the energy equation for the driving link and assumptions on the reduced moment of the acting force…

Scale similarity for random fields

E. A. Novikov
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.47529

This paper formulates a continuous theory of scale similarity for nonnegative random fields, motivated by the statistics of turbulent energy dissipation but applicable to analogous quantities such as squared vorticity or squared temperature gradients. Defining subdivision coefficients as ratios of f…

TORSION OF AN ELASTIC LAYER BY TWO PUNCHES

Ya. S. Uflyand
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.47445

This note treats a mixed boundary value problem in elasticity for an infinite elastic layer twisted by two coaxial circular punches of different radii applied to opposite faces. Using a Hankel integral representation for the single nonzero azimuthal displacement component, the boundary conditions ar…

A NUMERICAL METHOD FOR THE ANALYSIS OF PLANE MECHANISMS

S. A. Mashkovich
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.46230

A numerical procedure is presented for kinematic analysis of plane mechanisms, intended to reduce the size of equation systems required for structural groups. The method determines coordinates, velocities, and accelerations by first solving for the parameters of only half of the links in an Assur gr…

EQUATIONS OF BROWNIAN MOTION OF AEROSOL PARTICLES

V. M. Voloshchuk, Yu. S. Sedunov
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.45656

This paper derives equations for the Brownian motion of aerosol particles in atmospheric flows when particle inertia cannot be neglected and the ordinary Smoluchowski approximation may fail. Starting from the Fokker-Planck equation, the authors assume local Maxwellian equilibrium of velocities after…

ELASTIC-PLASTIC STRESS DISTRIBUTION IN A PLANE WITH A HOLE

Unknown
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.43214

This paper studies the elastic-plastic stress distribution in an infinite plane containing a smooth strictly convex hole, where an unknown boundary separates a plastic region near the hole from an elastic region. Using the Kolosov-Muskhelishvili complex potential representation and a conformal mappi…

ON THE INERTIAL MOTION OF A BODY OF HOMOGENEOUS DEFORMATION

V. G. Nevzglyadov
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.41995

The paper studies inertial motion of a body of homogeneous deformation as a nine degree of freedom mechanical system, extending earlier work that assumed vortex-free motion and spherical symmetry. It formulates the kinetic and internal energies, derives equations of motion for small deformations, an…

WEAK SHOCK WAVES IN A THERMORELAXING MEDIUM\

G. M. Arutyunyan
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.30662

This paper analytically investigates the structure of weak shock waves in thermorelaxing two-component media, such as emulsions or gases containing suspended particles, where compression produces intercomponent temperature differences and heat-exchange relaxation. Using the Mandelstam-Leontovich tre…

THE PHENOMENON OF A FLASH OF ABSORPTION OF LASER RADIATION AND THE GAS-DYNAMIC EFFECTS ASSOCIATED WITH IT

G. G. Vilenskaya, I. V. Nemchinov
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.29333

This paper analyzes the absorption of laser radiation by vapor and condensate formed during rapid evaporation of an opaque solid surface. Using conservation laws, equilibrium equations of state, and estimates of radiation absorption by condensate particles and weakly ionized vapor, the authors deriv…

ON THE DYNAMICS OF ONE MODEL OF THE RELATIVE MOTION OF A SHIP AND A COSMONAUT DURING APPROACH BY MEANS OF A CABLE

V. N. Soshnikov
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.28026

The paper analyzes a mechanical model for the relative motion of a spacecraft and a cosmonaut connected by a cable that is reeled in at constant speed. Using Routh reduction for the cyclic angular coordinate, the dynamics are reduced to a second-order nonlinear equation for the cable orientation, to…

THE INFLUENCE OF TENSILE STRESSES ON THE VELOCITIES OF PROPAGATION OF LONGITUDINAL AND TRANSVERSE ELASTIC WAVES IN ROCKS

V. V. Rzhevskii, V. I. Rogozhnikov, V. S. Yamshchikov
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.25023

This paper examines how tensile stresses affect the propagation velocities and amplitudes of longitudinal and transverse elastic waves in rocks, a condition relevant to natural crustal stress fields and mine workings but less studied than compression. Laboratory tension tests were performed on cylin…

LAGRANGIAN DESCRIPTION OF THE DYNAMICS OF TURBULENT MOTION

B. Ya. Lyubimov
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.21785

The paper formulates a Lagrangian statistical description of turbulent motion in an incompressible viscous fluid, motivated by problems such as turbulent diffusion and deformation of material surfaces. It rewrites the Navier Stokes dynamics in variables following initially marked fluid particles, in…

KINETIC EQUATIONS FOR MIXTURES OF MODERATELY DENSE GASES

A. D. Khon'kin
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.17571

This paper derives kinetic equations for multicomponent mixtures of moderately dense gases, extending the kinetic theory beyond the rarefied gas approximation by retaining terms of second order in density associated with triple molecular collisions. Using Bogolyubov’s method, the hierarchy of distri…

STRUCTURE OF A SHOCK WAVE IN A SIMPLE MONATOMIC GAS

F. G. Cheremisin
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.16592

The paper addresses the structure of a plane shock wave in a simple monatomic gas by solving the Boltzmann kinetic equation for elastic hard-sphere molecules with Rankine-Hugoniot boundary conditions. It reformulates the collision integral and applies successive integral iterations combined with Mon…

On the Law of Gas Filtration in a Porous Medium

A. Kh. Mirzajanzade, M. A. Huseynzade, A. Sh. Asadov,
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.16255

This note examines the applicability of the commonly used gas filtration relation between squared pressure drop and volumetric flow rate in porous media, with particular attention to the influence of clay content. Experiments were performed by passing air and dry gas from the Zira field through colu…

APPLICATION OF PULSED OPTICAL QUANTUM GENERATORS (O.Q.G.) AS LIGHT SOURCES FOR SHADOW AND INTERFERENCE INSTRUMENTS

I. V. Ershov, A. P. Ovechkin, B. T. Fedyushin, A. I. Kharitonov, Yu. A. Tsvetaev
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.14747

This paper describes the development and use of a pulsed ruby optical quantum generator as a light source for shadowgraph and Mach-Zehnder interferometric instruments in high-speed studies of unsteady gas-dynamic processes in shock tubes. The authors present optical coupling schemes for interferomet…

STRUCTURE OF A JET WITH PERIODIC VARIATION OF MOMENTUM

L. A. Vulis, A. L. Genkin, L. p. Yarin
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.08337

This paper examines a simplified nonstationary hydromechanical model intended to assess whether direct solutions of viscous flow equations can reproduce features associated with turbulence. The authors formulate the boundary-layer problem for a plane viscous jet with periodically varying momentum, e…

ON THE CONVERGENCE OF THE RAYLEIGH METHOD

S. Ya. Gertsenshtein
1969 SovietRxiv: ru-196901.07791

This paper studies the convergence of Rayleigh-type piecewise-linear approximation methods for hydrodynamic stability problems. For plane-parallel flow of an ideal fluid, the Rayleigh eigenvalue problem is reformulated in Hilbert-space terms, allowing approximate operators associated with polygonal …