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Influence of Various Factors on the Pour Point of Tomsk Oils

S. I. Smolyaninov, L. E. Filippova, N. V. Nikolaeva
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12743

This study examines factors affecting the low-temperature mobility, expressed as pour point, of oils from several Tomsk fields. Using standard pour point measurements, the authors tested the effects of heat-treatment temperature, cooling rate, holding time, water and salt content, and additions or r…

Cracking of Hydrocarbons Under the Influence of a High-Voltage Electric Discharge

S. I. Smolyaninov, A. V. Kravtsov, I. I. Vishnevetskii, L. F. Kotlova
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12742

This study examines the cracking of liquid hydrocarbons under a high-voltage pulsed electric discharge, focusing on toluene, p-xylene, and n-heptane. The authors varied discharge conditions, including pulse repetition frequency, energy, and voltage rise rate, and analyzed the resulting gases by gas-…

Pyrolysis of Gas Condensate from the Luginetskoye Field

S. I. Smolyaninov, A. V. Kravtsov, V. K. Zhurba, V. A. Kuznetsova
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12741

This study examines pyrolysis as a route for processing the light, boiling point to 62°C fraction of gas condensate from the Luginetskoye field to obtain lower olefins. Experiments were conducted in a laboratory flow unit at 725 and 750°C over contact times of 0.2 to 1.6 seconds, without steam dilut…

Commercial Properties of Oil from the Poludennoye Field in Tomsk Oblast

K. K. Stramkovskaya, N. M. Smolyaninova, L. N. Khristyukova
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12740

This study evaluates the commercial properties of straight-run fractions and residues from Poludennoye field crude oil in Tomsk Oblast. Using distillation, standard fuel property measurements, and adsorption separation on silica gel, the authors characterize gasoline, jet fuel, kerosene, diesel, lub…

Study of Gas Condensate from the Kazan Field

S. I. SMOLYANINOV, V. A. KUZNETSOVA, N. M. SMOLYANINOVA
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12739

The paper reports a compositional study of gas condensate from the Kazan gas condensate field in Tomsk Oblast, focusing on its physicochemical properties and gasoline-range hydrocarbon fractions. Group composition of fractions boiling up to 200°C was determined by the aniline-point method after remo…

Commercial Properties of Oil from the Samotlor Field

K. K. Stramkovskaya, N. M. Smolyaninova, G. S. Goman
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12738

This study evaluates the commercial properties of straight-run fractions and residues from Samotlor crude oil through distillation, physicochemical characterization, hydrocarbon composition analysis, and adsorption separation. The results indicate that light gasoline fractions can meet requirements …

Study of the Individual Hydrocarbon Composition of Gasoline Fractions of Certain Western Siberian Crudes

S. I. Khoroshko, V. A. Kuznetsova, N. M. Smolyaninova
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12737

This study examines the individual hydrocarbon composition of gasoline fractions from crude oils of the Poludennoye, Luginetskoye, and Samotlor fields in Western Siberia. Fractions with boiling ranges up to 150°C, and up to 122°C for the Samotlor sample, were obtained by rectification and analyzed b…

Hot Stabilization of Oil from the Samotlor Field

N. M. Smolyaninova, A. I. Levashova, V. A. Kuznetsova
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12736

This study examines hot stabilization conditions for Samotlor crude oil aimed at obtaining a relatively narrow light hydrocarbon fraction suitable for chemical industry use. Using a 25 theoretical plate precision rectification column, the authors measured gas and distillate yields and determined com…

Hydrocarbon Composition of Oil from the Samotlor Field

N. M. SMOLYANINOVA, P. E. SHIPITSINA, G. B. NEMIROVSKAYA
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12735

This paper characterizes the hydrocarbon composition of gasoline, kerosene, gas-oil, and higher boiling fractions from the Samotlor oil field. Using aniline-point analysis, adsorption separation, molecular sieve determination of normal paraffins, gas-liquid chromatography checks, and structural-grou…

Balance of Gas-Exchange and Light Hydrocarbons in Reservoir Oils of the Samotlor Field

A. V. Kravtsov, N. M. Smolyaninova
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12734

This paper quantifies the distribution of gaseous and light hydrocarbon components released during stepwise degassing of bottomhole reservoir oil samples from the Samotlor field in Western Siberia. Using measurements of individual gas composition, gas volume, density, and residual dissolved gases at…

Study of the Component Composition of Associated Gas from the Samotlor Oil Field

A. V. Kravtsov, N. M. Smolyaninova, V. A. Kuznetsova
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12732

This study evaluates the composition and quantity of associated gas in downhole oil samples from formations A-1 and B-VIII of the Samotlor field in Western Siberia. Samples were degassed stepwise at reservoir temperature, and the released gases were analyzed chromatographically for hydrocarbons and …

Physicochemical Characteristics and Fractional Composition of Oil from the Samotlor Field

N. M. SMOLYANINOVA, S. I. SMOLYANINOV, L. E. ALEKSANDROVA
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12731

This paper characterizes crude oil from the Samotlor field using standard physicochemical measurements and fractional distillation. The reported data show a relatively light, low-viscosity oil with modest sulfur, paraffin, resin, and asphaltene contents, a comparatively high pour point, and little c…

Physical Properties of Oil from the Pervomayskoye Field

L. A. Pukhlyakov, G. N. Chertenkova
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12730

This study reports laboratory measurements of reservoir oil from the Pervomaiskoye field in Tomsk Oblast, based on a sample from well 260 in the Yu-1 reservoir of the Upper Jurassic Vasyugan suite. Using UIPN-2M apparatus and standard procedures, the authors determined saturation pressure, compressi…

On Some Physical Properties of Oil from the Luginets Field

L. A. Pukhlyakov, G. N. Chertenkova
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12729

This paper examines physical properties of oil samples from two wells in the Luginetskoye field, using laboratory measurements on a UIPN-2M apparatus at reservoir temperature and pressure conditions. Pressure volume behavior, saturation pressure, gas content, formation volume factor, shrinkage, dens…

Geological Structure and Oil and Gas Potential of the Luginetskoye Field

Yu. V. Naidanov
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12728

This paper describes the geological structure and petroleum potential of the Luginetskoye gas-condensate and oil field in Tomsk Oblast, emphasizing Jurassic reservoirs within the Tyumen and Vasyugan formations. Based on drilling, well testing, and geophysical log interpretation from fourteen wells, …

Geological Structure and Oil Potential of the Pervomayskoye Field

Yu. V. Naidanov
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12727

The paper describes the geological setting and petroleum potential of the Pervomayskoye field in Tomsk Oblast, located on a local uplift in the northeastern Novo-Vasyugan swell of the Kaimysov arch. Based on seismic structural interpretation and early exploratory drilling, it identifies Late Jurassi…

On Modern Mineral Formation from Deep Mineralized Waters of the West Siberian Oil and Gas Province

A. F. Korobeinikov, A. D. Nazarov
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12726

This paper examines modern mineral formation from deep mineralized waters in the West Siberian oil and gas province, focusing on newly deposited carbonates at the mouth of the self-flowing Kolpashevo 5-R well and comparing observations from other wells. The authors combine hydrochemical characteriza…

Results of Studying the Carbon Isotopic Composition of Rocks and Oil from the Megion Field

V. L. Kokunov, N. K. Grigor’ev, R. S. Sakhibgareev
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12725

This paper examines the stable carbon isotopic composition of oils and carbonate-bearing rocks from productive horizons of the Megion field in Western Siberia. Using mass-spectrometric determinations of oil, carbonate cement, siderite, and clay samples, the authors compare isotope ratios among beds …

On the Nature of Organic Matter from the Deposits of the Tyumen Formation in the Peredovaya Area of Tomsk Oblast

V. L. Kokunov, N. K. Grigoriev
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12724

This paper examines coal-like organic matter recovered from the Tyumen Formation in well 190 of the Peredovaya area, Tomsk Region, in relation to the area’s oil and gas prospects. The authors describe macroscopic properties and use proximate and elemental analyses, calorific value, stable carbon iso…

On the influence of cracks in the cement sheath on inflows into oil wells

L. A. Pukhlyakov
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12129

The paper analyzes how cracks in the cement sheath affect steady oil inflow into perforated wells. It derives filtration areas and pressure drop formulas for longitudinal and annular cracks, combining near-wellbore crack resistance with the plane-radial flow region, and compares these expressions wi…

On the Decomposition of Water in Sedimentary Rocks of the Earth's Crust

S. L. Shvartsev
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12127

This paper argues that water bound in clayey sedimentary rocks differs thermodynamically from free gravitational water and may be substantially less stable under crustal conditions. Using published data on the physical properties and dissociation constants of adsorbed water, together with thermodyna…

Results of a Study of the Physical Properties of Reservoir Oil from the Shinginskoye Field in Tomsk Oblast

L. A. Pukhlyakov, G. N. Chertenkova, Yu. G. Sazonov
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12126

This paper reports laboratory measurements of the physical properties of reservoir oil from well 295 of the Shinginskoye field, bed Yu-1 of the Vasyugan Formation, under reservoir conditions. Using a UIPN-2M apparatus, the authors determined saturation pressure, gas content, density, formation volum…

Some features of almandine from the Takyr Formation of the Irtysh shear zone (northwestern Rudny Altai)

A. M. KUZMIN, T. I. POLUEKTOVA
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12124

This paper describes almandine occurring in intensely metamorphosed biotite schists of the Takyr Formation in the Irtysh shear zone, northwestern Rudny Altai. The authors characterize crystal habit, surface sculpture, intergrowth structures, inclusions, physical properties, unit-cell parameter, and …

On the Basandai Antimony-Mercury Ore Occurrence in Tomsk Oblast

G. M. Ivanova
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12123

This paper reports the 1967 discovery and description of the Basandayka antimony and mercury ore occurrence in southern Tomsk Oblast. Based on field observations, petrographic examination, and ore-mineral identification in quartz veins cutting Lower Carboniferous clay shales and sandstones, the stud…

Device for Measuring the Mechanical Drilling Speed

V. G. KHRAMENKOV
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12119

The paper describes the need for objective measurement of instantaneous mechanical drilling speed and reviews existing recorder and indicator instruments according to their connection to drilling rig components. It presents a device developed at Tomsk Polytechnic Institute for rigs with hydraulic fe…

On the Stratigraphy of Devonian Volcanogenic Formations of the Northeastern Margin of the Minusinsk Basin

Yu. A. Fomin, V. G. Kryukov
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12118

This paper examines the stratigraphy of Devonian volcanogenic and sedimentary deposits of the Byskar Series on the northeastern margin of the North Minusinsk depression, where previous subdivisions and correlations were fragmentary and inconsistent. Using comparative descriptions of sections near Mo…

Application of Linear Network Schedules for Planning and Management of Construction and Installation Works in Well Drilling

P. I. STEPANOV
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12117

The paper examines organizational reserves in construction, installation, dismantling, and transport operations associated with drilling rigs, arguing that conventional linear schedules inadequately represent dependencies among tasks and resource assignments. It proposes the use of linear network sc…

Quartzolites of the Southern Kuznetsk Alatau (Gornaya Shoria)

V. A. SARAEV
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12116

This paper defines quartzolites as hydrothermal metasomatic rocks of predominantly quartz composition formed in tectonic zones, near ore metasomatic zones, and intrusion contacts, mainly through replacement of carbonate and other host rocks. Using field, petrographic, mineralogical, and chemical obs…

Physical Properties of Oil from the Strezhevskoye Field in Tomsk Oblast

L. A. Pukhlyakov, G. N. Chertenkova
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12113

This paper reports laboratory measurements of reservoir and surface properties of oil from the Strezhevoy field in Tomsk Oblast, using two samples taken from well No. 15, bed Yu-1, at 256.8 atm and 86°C. The authors determine saturation pressure, compressibility, gas content, density, formation-volu…

On the Issue of Cleaning Formation Fluid from Sand and Gas

L. A. Pukhlyakov
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12112

This paper addresses the protection of submersible oilfield pumps from sand and gas in produced formation fluid, focusing on limitations of conventional gas-sand anchors and earlier multi-section separators. It argues that effective sand removal requires much lower upward fluid velocity inside the s…

Hydrogeological Conditions of the Osinniki Coal Deposit in Kuzbass

G. A. Plevako
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12109

This paper characterizes the hydrogeological conditions of the Osinniki coal deposit in the Kuznetsk Basin, with attention to how stratigraphy, tectonics, facies variability, and weathering control groundwater occurrence and mine inflows. Using borehole documentation, interval testing, springs, well…

On the Lithological and Petrographic Characteristics of Precambrian Conglomerates in the Headwaters of the Vorogovka River (Yenisei Ridge)

A. D. NYUZHKIN, V. A. GAVRILENKO, A. G. MIROPOV
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12105

This paper characterizes Precambrian coarse-clastic deposits at the base of an Upper Proterozoic volcanogenic-terrigenous sequence in the upper Vorogovka River area of the Yenisei Ridge. Using measured sections and lithological-petrographic descriptions, the authors compare conglomerate horizons acr…

On Paleovolcanoes of the Southeastern Part of the Solgon Ridge

V. G. KRYUKOV, Yu. A. FOMIN, V. K. CHEREPNIN
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12101

This paper characterizes Devonian paleovolcanic edifices in the southeastern Solgon Ridge near Stog, an area where inherited northwestern and sublatitudinal faults influenced volcanic centers and volcanic facies distribution. On the basis of three years of field study, the authors describe several c…

Features of Hydrothermal Metamorphism of Basic Effusive Rocks of the Talanovsky Graben (Northern Spurs of the Kuznetsk Alatau)

V. G. Kryukov, V. Z. Mustafin, V. K. Cherepnin
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12100

This paper examines hydrothermal alteration of basic effusive and subvolcanic rocks in a sector of the Talanovsky graben in the northern Kuznetsk Alatau. Using field relations, petrographic and mineralogical observations, and chemical comparisons of altered labradorite pyroxene porphyrites, the auth…

Features of the Magnetic Field in the Duturlu Fault Area (Baley District of Eastern Transbaikalia)

V. A. KORTUNOV, I. P. NOVIKOV
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12098

This paper examines whether high-precision magnetometric surveying can identify and trace the Duturul tectonic zone on the periphery of the Balei graben in Eastern Transbaikalia. Using closely spaced cross-fault profiles, repeated reference observations, qualitative interpretation, selected quantita…

Trace Elements in the Iron Ore Horizons of the Bakchar Deposit

A. N. Kondakov
1976 SovietRxiv: ru-197601.12097

This paper examines the distribution of vanadium, manganese, arsenic, titanium, chromium, nickel, cobalt, copper, lead, and zinc in the iron ore horizons of the Bakchar deposit, with emphasis on the better studied elements vanadium, manganese, and titanium. Using chemical and spectral analyses of oo…