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On the techno-economic evaluation of automated control and management systems for continuous technological processes

Yu. M. Ageev, V. I. Konovalov
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13169

This paper proposes a methodology for the technical and economic evaluation of automated control and management systems for enterprises with continuous technological processes, particularly in chemical and oil-refining industries. It argues that justification should proceed through assessment of pot…

Some Limit Information Relations in Forecasting and Regression Problems

R. N. LYUBLINSKY
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13167

This paper develops information-theoretic bounds for the reliability of discrete prediction and regression estimates used in control and monitoring of complex dynamic systems. Treating the entropy of the estimation error as an optimality criterion, it proves that the average information gained by an…

On a Method of Automatic Control of an Object of the Double Integrating Element Type under Conditions of Its Incomplete Observability

A. M. MALYSHENKO, S. S. KONDRAT'EV
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13165

The paper examines relay control of a double-integrator object when the rate of change of the controlled coordinate is not observable, a situation that complicates continuous and optimal control. It proposes a control scheme using a relay element with negative hysteresis and dual feedback, including…

On Two Methods of Stabilizing the Gyroscopic Moment of a Control Moment Gyroscope

E. I. Gromakov, V. A. Gerasimenko, A. M. Malyshenko
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13164

The paper examines the problem of making the gyroscopic moment of a control moment gyroscope independent of the precession angle, since the usual moment expression contains a cosine dependence on the angular position of the angular momentum vector. It compares two approaches: feedback stabilization …

Investigation of a two-channel tracking system by the root locus method

Yu. S. Melnikov, A. P. Paramzin
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13163

This paper examines the dynamic behavior of a two-channel power tracking system in which a correcting tracking system feeds its error signal into the power-system amplifier. Using root locus analysis, the authors study how the poles and zeros introduced by the correcting channel move under parameter…

Comparative Analysis of Wire Annealing Methods

V. P. Kazmin
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13162

This paper compares three methods for annealing wire after drawing: electrocontact heating, induction heating, and furnace annealing of coils or bundles. It explains the metallurgical need for annealing as the removal of work hardening, which restores ductility and electrical conductivity, and evalu…

Voltage Stabilizer for Powering a Betatron Electromagnet

L. A. Volynskaya, V. M. Razin
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13161

A compensating pulse AC voltage stabilizer is described for supplying the electromagnet of a betatron, where high excitation-voltage stability is required for sensitive flaw-detection measurements. The circuit uses a matching autotransformer with two antiparallel thyristors as the regulating element…

On the Issue of Resetting the Receive Register

A. V. Trikhanov, P. P. Grigoriev
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13160

This paper addresses the design of a receiving register that must retain a binary code until the arrival of the next code, particularly for feeding digital-to-analog conversion from magnetic-tape readout of analog-to-digital converter results. It compares a conventional paraphase-entry register impl…

On the Choice of the Type of Analog Multiplier-Divider Device for Use in Chemical Production Control

B. P. Batyshev, V. M. Razin, I. G. Smyshlyaeva, N. V. Trikhanova
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13159

This paper considers the selection of analog multiplication and division devices for control applications in chemical production, where long-term stable operation, modest accuracy requirements, simple maintenance, and direct connection to process signals are important. It compares analog and digital…

Optimization of the Structure of the Periphery of a Perception System

V. P. BONDARENKO, V. M. RAZIN
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13158

The paper formulates an optimization problem for the peripheral structure of a perception system, seeking to minimize signal transformation error at fixed system complexity. It models the measuring block as parallel links governed by an operator parameter, relates link complexity to dynamic range an…

Modeling the Periphery of the Perception System

V. P. BONDARENKO, V. M. RAZIN
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13157

This paper develops a model for the peripheral stage of a perception system by specifying operators that transform an input signal into a measured quantity and establish a signal-dependent coordinate system. Assuming a linear sensor for the first transformation, the authors define the second operato…

On Modeling Human Perception Systems

V. P. Bondarenko, V. M. Razin
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13156

This paper proposes a general framework for modeling human perception systems, with emphasis on common principles underlying auditory and visual perception. It argues that perception systems should be treated as functionally identical systems for extracting information from signals under constraints…

Main Components and Classification of Sign Indicators: A Review

V. I. ZHULMIN, V. M. RAZIN
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13154

This review examines sign-based indicators as a key technical means for improving human, computer interaction through reliable, inexpensive, and high-speed visual display systems. It proposes a classification based on technical implementation, distinguishing coordinate and projection indicators, thr…

Magnetic Tape Formatting in a Digital Recording System

A. V. TRIKHANOV, A. N. OSOKIN, P. P. GRIGOR’EV
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13153

This paper describes magnetic tape marking for a digital system that records continuous electrical signals as digital codes for input to a computer. It compares three arrangements for placing code information and synchronizing pulses on pre-marked tape, deriving the required inter-zone time interval…

On the Calculation of a Magnetic Tape Storage Device for a Digital Recording System

A. V. Trikhanov, A. N. Osokin, P. P. Grigoriev
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13152

This paper addresses the design calculation of a magnetic tape storage device for a digital recording system intended to prepare continuous experimental electrical signals for input to a digital computer without modifying the computer itself. It formulates relations for selecting tape length, tape s…

Synchronization Scheme for a Digital Recording System

A. V. TRIKHANOV, P. P. GRIGOR'EV, A. N. OSOKIN
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13151

This paper examines synchronization circuits for forming pulse sequences used to mark magnetic tape in a digital recording system, where asynchronous start signals can distort the first or last pulses of a recorded series. It compares two existing schemes, one using two shifted synchronization-pulse…

Decryption with control

A. V. TRIKHANOV
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13150

The paper addresses hardware control of decoders in electronic digital computers, where faults may select extra buses, select no bus, or select a single false bus, with potentially serious effects on address and operation-code paths. It reviews duplication, special-code, and summing-transformer chec…

Multichannel Analog-to-Digital Conversion

A. V. TRIKHANOV, A. N. OSOKIN
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13149

This paper examines signal switching in multichannel analog-to-digital converters and compares established methods based on switching analog quantities, digital quantities, and control signals. It argues that although analog switching remains justified where accuracy requirements are moderate and eq…

Determination of the Efficiency and Reliability of Hardware Control in the Simulation of Digital Devices on Electronic Digital Computers

N. P. Baida
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13148

The paper presents a procedure for quantitatively evaluating the effectiveness and reliability of hardware control in digital devices when studied through full-scale tests or digital simulation. Building on previously derived reliability formulas, it specifies the statistical characteristics needed …

Modeling a Decoder with Hardware Monitoring on a General-Purpose Digital Computer

N. P. Baida, V. I. Naplekov, A. D. Cheredov
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13147

This paper addresses the selection and evaluation of hardware control methods for digital devices by modeling a binary decoder with a hardware checking circuit on a general-purpose digital computer. It describes two programs: one verifies the correctness of the decoder and control circuit by enumera…

Algorithmic Languages for Modeling Digital Devices

A. D. Cheredov, V. M. Razin, N. P. Baida
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13146

This paper surveys algorithmic languages for modeling digital devices, emphasizing the need for formal, clear, flexible languages oriented to equipment classes and levels of description rather than ad hoc programming. It compares ALGOL-60-based and specialized systems, including PROJECT, MODIS, LOTI…

On the Reliability of a Computing Center's Operation

V. M. Razin
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13145

This paper examines reliability estimation for a computing center composed of multiple homogeneous digital computers, reserve machines, and repair crews, where center failure is defined by the number of failed computers exceeding the reserve capacity. It reviews an existing exact probability formula…

K. V. Radugin: on the 75th Anniversary of His Birth

K. V. Radugin
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13098

This commemorative article surveys the life and work of Konstantin Vladimirovich Radugin on the occasion of his 75th birthday, emphasizing his role in Siberian regional geology and geological education at Tomsk Polytechnic Institute. It outlines his career from field geologist to professor, his inve…

Inertial-Plasma Hypothesis of the Earth's Intrinsic and Electric Fields

L. A. VOROB'EV
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13097

This paper proposes an inertial-plasma hypothesis for the origin of the Earth’s intrinsic magnetic and electric fields, arguing that rotation alone is insufficient and that a plasma-like core is required. Drawing on seismology, magnetohydrodynamics, and observations of planetary and solar magnetic f…

On inflow to a well with several types of hydrodynamic imperfections

L. A. Pukhlyakov
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13096

This paper develops a calculation scheme for inflow to a perforated well that combines several hydrodynamic imperfections: channels at casing openings, incomplete perforation of the productive interval, and radial flow in the drainage region. Using geometric models of thin-walled bodies around perfo…

On the Physical Properties of Oil from the Lomovoye Field

G. N. CHERTENKOVA
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13095

This paper reports laboratory measurements of the physical properties of oil from the Lomovoye field in northern Tomsk Oblast, based on ungassed samples from well 201 under formation conditions of 274 ati and 106°C. Using standard reservoir oil analysis and viscometric measurements, the study determ…

On the Stratigraphy of the Pre-Devonian Deposits of the Batenev Ridge

V. D. TOMASHLPOLSKAYA
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13093

This paper reviews and evaluates stratigraphic schemes for the Precambrian and Lower Cambrian deposits of the Batenev Ridge, drawing on the author’s long-term field investigations and published work by other geologists after 1959. It proposes a subdivision of the pre-Devonian succession into major s…

On the Nomenclature and Classification of Siliceous Rocks

V. A. SARAEV
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13092

This paper addresses the unsettled nomenclature and classification of siliceous rocks, a problem attributed to varied origins, mineral assemblages, geological settings, and long-standing use of numerous descriptive names. Drawing on petrographic literature and an empirical geological approach, it pr…

A Few Words on the Geology of Western Siberia

K. V. Radugin
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13091

This reflective paper surveys developments in the geology of Western Siberia associated with the Siberian geological school of V. A. Obruchev and M. A. Usov. It argues for the continuing importance of deep geology, especially the use of xenoliths, assimilation zones, mineral admixtures, and tectonic…

Magnetic Properties of Rocks of the Evgrafovsky Gold Deposit (Central Transbaikalia)

Z. A. Myshko, B. G. Mordanov, V. M. Volkov
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13090

This paper examines the magnetic properties of rocks at the Evgrafovskoye gold-ore deposit in Central Transbaikalia in order to assess whether magnetic surveying can help map quartz veins and intrusive contacts. Magnetic susceptibility and remanent magnetization were measured for 400 samples taken a…

Dependence of the Thermoelectric EMF of Pyrites on the Heating Temperature of the Electrode

A. Ya. Pshenichkin, A. F. Korobeinikov, A. F. Komoedov
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13089

This study examines how the thermoelectric EMF of pyrite varies with the heating temperature of the hot electrode and with crystallographic orientation. Measurements were made on pyrite crystals from several gold ore, polymetallic, metamorphic shale, and carbonate veinlet settings, using cube, octah…

On the Problem of Correcting a Borehole Deviating from a Given Point

L. A. Pukhlyakov
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13084

This paper describes a practical procedure for correcting a borehole whose trajectory deviates from a specified target point. It outlines how to determine the target zenith angle from elevations and horizontal offset, obtain the borehole inclination and azimuth from inclinometer data, and use a Wulf…

On the Analytical Determination of Actual and Expected Limiting Interpolation Errors Taking into Account the Anisotropy of Observed Variability in Ore Mineralization Parameters

L. M. PETROVSKII
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13083

This paper proposes an analytical method for estimating actual and expected limiting interpolation errors in ore exploration, with attention to asymmetric distributions of mineralization parameters, block geometry, exploration area, and anisotropy of variability. Building on the use of maximum first…

On the Stratigraphy of Triassic Deposits in Tomsk Oblast

A. A. KURBATOVA
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13079

This paper reports palynological evidence for Lower Triassic deposits in Tomsk Oblast, identified during petroleum exploration in two boreholes from the Strezhevaya and Ketskaya areas. The study characterizes spore and pollen assemblages from six samples, noting a predominance of spores, especially …

Geological Structure of the Zarkashan Skarn-Gold Ore Deposit (Afghanistan)

V. P. Sayapin, A. F. Korobeynikov
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13076

This paper describes the geological structure, mineral assemblages, and formation sequence of the Zarkashan skarn-gold deposit in Ghazni Province, Afghanistan. On the basis of field relations, petrographic observations, and exploration data, it relates gold mineralization to Mesozoic granitoid intru…

Natural Radioactivity of the Kolchugino Series Deposits in the Leninsky Geological-Economic District of Kuzbass

L. I. IVANCHURA, V. Yu. TOREEV
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13075

This study examines the natural radioactivity of Upper Permian Kolchuginskaya series deposits in the Leninsky geological-economic district of Kuzbass, based on 1,435 borehole samples of siltstone and sandstone and additional measurements of coal. Radioactivity was measured by a relative method using…

Density Characteristics of the Kolchugino Series Deposits in the Leninsky Geological and Economic Region of Kuzbass

L. I. IVANCHURA
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13074

This study examines density variations in Upper Permian Kolchugino Series rocks from the Leninsky geological and economic region of Kuzbass, using 1,707 samples taken from 11 boreholes. Densities were measured by hydrostatic weighing and processed statistically for the main lithological groups: fine…

Mineral Inclusions in Coals of Transbaikalia

O. A. Dulzon
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13071

This paper examines mineral inclusions in coals from the Tarbagatai, Kharanor, and Chernovskoe deposits of Transbaikalia using hand specimens, thin and polished sections, and spectral analysis data. It distinguishes terrigenous inclusions, including gold, quartz, and feldspar, from authigenic minera…

Criteria for Predicting Gold Ore Deposits of the Stage of Post-Geosynclinal Activation (Based on the Example of the Kuznetsk Alatau and Central Transbaikalia)

B. D. Vasil’ev, G. V. Shubin
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.13070

This paper formulates forecasting criteria for gold ore deposits formed during post-geosynclinal tectonic activation, using the Kuznetsk Alatau and Central Transbaikalia as comparative examples. It relates gold mineralization to domal uplift, horst and graben structures, transverse deep-seated ore-c…