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ON THE NUMERICAL SOLUTION OF THE EQUATION OF THE MAGNETIC FIELD IN IRON WITH ALLOWANCE FOR SATURATION

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1960 SovietRxiv: ru-196001.35597

The paper addresses numerical solution of the nonlinear plane equation for magnetic potential in iron when saturation is represented through a permeability depending on the squared gradient of the potential. It formulates a finite difference scheme analogous to stationary heat conduction with variab…

Electrocapillary Movements in Molten Slags

V. V. KHLYNOV and O. A. ESIN
1958 SovietRxiv: ru-195801.64463

This paper investigates whether electrocapillary motion can displace liquid metal and sulfide droplets in molten metallurgical slags, a possible mechanism relevant to losses of suspended metal droplets. Experiments at 1370 to 1500°C used a magnesia cell containing a CaO, Al2O3, and SiO2 slag and mea…

On the Analysis of Commutation in Commutator Machines Connected with Contact Conductivity

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1958 SovietRxiv: ru-195801.33226

This paper develops an analytical treatment of commutation in commutator machines for cases where the process is governed primarily by contact conductivity under the brushes. Starting from the classical Arnold and Mie commutation equation, it expresses the additional commutation current through inco…

Dynamic Characteristics of Electric Circuit Elements

K. M. POLIVANOV
1958 SovietRxiv: ru-195801.13207

The paper proposes a general way to characterize nonlinear electrical circuit elements under transient conditions, arguing that a single dynamic curve depends on the applied waveform and should be replaced by a characteristic surface in phase space involving variables and their derivatives. It discu…

ELECTRICAL METHOD FOR DETERMINING TANGENTIAL REACTIONS ALONG THE LATERAL SURFACE OF A LOADED PILE FROZEN INTO SOIL

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.89212

This paper presents an electrical strain measurement method for determining tangential reactions along the lateral surface of a loaded pile frozen into perennially frozen soil. It formulates the pile equilibrium problem, relates measured normal stresses in a duralumin tube to the distribution of she…

Deposition of Aerosol Particles on a Cylinder in a Flow under the Action of Electrostatic Attraction

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.70884

This paper analyzes the deposition of aerosol particles on an infinite circular cylinder in a transverse flow under attractive electrostatic and molecular forces, with gravity, inertia, and Brownian motion neglected. Using the particle equations of motion and a stream-function formulation, it derive…

Multistage Construction of Full-Availability Switching Systems

A. D. KHARKEVICH
1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.61142

This paper develops a general method for constructing fully accessible switching systems, defined as discrete switching networks able to connect any input to any output regardless of existing connections, within the capacity limits set by the numbers of inputs and outputs. Extending Clos’s construct…

On the influence of second harmonics in the expansions of stator inductances and mutual inductances on the structure of transient process equations for a synchronous machine

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.53002

This paper examines how second harmonic terms in the Fourier expansions of stator inductances and mutual inductances affect the transformed equations of transient electromechanical processes in a salient-pole synchronous machine. Starting from phase-coordinate voltage, flux linkage, and torque equat…

On the transformation of equations for transient processes in an $r$ , $L$ , $C$ circuit to a rotating coordinate system

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.48233

This paper derives equations for transient processes in a three phase static circuit element, represented by an r, L, C branch, after transformation from phase coordinates to a rotating coordinate system with arbitrary angular velocity. Using Park’s transformation, it expresses line voltages, curren…

ON THE THEORY OF THE PHOTOELECTRIC FLUXMETER

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.41815

This paper develops a unified control-theoretic account of photoelectric fluxmeters, treating them as closed-loop systems analogous to operational amplifiers with negative feedback through a differentiating element. Using operational calculus, it derives transfer functions for the galvanometer, phot…

Description of Transient Electromechanical Processes in Asynchronous Machines by Means of Equations Without Periodic Coefficients

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1957 SovietRxiv: ru-195701.05172

The paper develops a real-variable formulation for transient electromechanical processes in asynchronous machines that avoids the periodic coefficients appearing in phase-coordinate equations. Using Park transformations for stator and rotor quantities in a rotating d, q, 0 coordinate system with arb…