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On the Issue of Rock Cutting

V. I. Zvarygin, S. S. Sulakshin
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14550

This article examines why cutting forces differ when rock is cut along a free surface, at an edge, or under face conditions. Using elasticity theory, stress distribution around the cutter is modeled for asymmetric loading, and formulas are derived relating horizontal cutting force to penetration dep…

On the Issue of Rock Fracture During Cutter Indentation

V. I. Zvarygin, S. S. Sulakshin
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14549

This paper examines rock failure during indentation by a moving cutter, treating cutting as the chipping of rock elements under elastic stress fields. Using elasticity theory, photoelastic observations, and geometric analysis of wedge-shaped punches, the authors derive relations for the fracture ang…

Some Remarks on the Theory of Rock Cutting

V. I. Zvarygin
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14548

This paper reconsiders rock cutting in drilling as the continuous penetration of a moving wedge under simultaneous axial and circumferential forces, rather than as separate indentation and shearing stages. Using elasticity theory and photoelastic experiments on transparent model materials, it derive…

On the Instability of the Electron Beam in a Betatron

V. M. Antonov, V. V. Evstigneev, B. A. Kononov
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14547

This paper analyzes sources of energy spread and instability in the extracted electron beam of a 10 MeV betatron using electrostatic extraction. It derives and discusses how betatron oscillations, finite extraction time, supply voltage and frequency variations, and the deflecting capacitor affect th…

Double-focusing magnetic ?-spectrometer for analyzing the energy distribution of electrons with energies up to 35 MeV

V. M. ANTONOV, B. A. KONONOV, V. V. EVSTIGNEEV
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14546

A sector-type double-focusing magnetic beta spectrometer is described for measuring electron energy distributions in studies of electron and bremsstrahlung interactions with matter, particularly where high luminosity is needed for weak transmitted or backscattered beams. The paper presents the magne…

Electronic Modeling of an Extremum Regulator for a Betatron on the MN-7

V. M. Razin, N. Ya. Makarov, V. P. Sherstobitov
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14545

This paper examines parameter selection for an extremum regulator intended to maintain maximum gamma radiation intensity in a betatron, particularly under industrial operating conditions. The authors construct an MN-7 analog electronic model of the regulator, including elements that simulate pulsed …

Application of an analog-digital computer to the study of self-oscillations of a synchronous reluctance motor by the frequency method

E. V. KONONENKO, A. S. GITMAN, A. L. KISLITSYN, A. F. FINK
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14543

This paper describes the use of a Minsk-1 digital computer to study self-oscillations and stability limits of a three-phase synchronous reluctance motor by the frequency method. Starting from torque equations that separate synchronizing and asynchronous components, the authors formulate the stabilit…

Photoelectronic device for rapid determination of carbon content in ash from thermal power plants

K. N. POPOV, V. N. TITOV
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14542

This article describes an improved photoelectronic device for rapid measurement of carbon content in ash from thermal power plants burning high volatile hard coals. The main measuring circuit compares light reflected from an unknown ash sample with a rotating set of standards, while an added air per…

Effect of Ultrasonic Treatment on the Crystallization Process of ShKh15 Steel

G. G. Krevskii, G. V. Simonov, N. D. Tyuteva
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14540

This study examines the influence of ultrasonic vibrations on the crystallization of ShKh15 tool steel, a high-melting alloy for which effective ultrasonic treatment is technically difficult. Steel ingots were cast in metal and ceramic molds, with ultrasound introduced from below through concentrato…

Calculation of Cutting Forces in Face Milling

A. M. Rozenberg, G. L. Kufarev, Yu. A. Rozenberg
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14539

This paper proposes a calculation method for cutting forces in face milling that separates the total force into components acting on the rake face and the flank face of the tool. It argues that conventional empirical power-law formulas are insufficient because they combine forces of different physic…

Approximate Methods for Calculating the Two-Dimensional Temperature Field in the Windings and Cores of Electrical Machines

D. I. SANNIKOV
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14536

This paper examines approximate methods for calculating two-dimensional steady temperature fields in windings and cores of electrical machines, modeled as bodies with anisotropic thermal conductivity, distributed heat generation, and convective boundary conditions. Using a rectangular bar as the ref…

On the Selection of the Rotor Winding for a Pulsed Generator

G. A. SIPAILOV, K. A. KHORKOV.
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14534

This paper examines the selection of rotor winding parameters for pulsed, or shock, generators where low electromotive-force pulsations and controlled harmonic content are required, especially for accelerator supply applications. Using theoretical harmonic analysis and experimental measurements on m…

Study of Plastic Deformation by Hardness Measurement

G. D. DEL
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14533

This paper proposes a method for using hardness measurements to reconstruct plastic stress and deformation states in work-hardening bodies. Taking the hardness-derived intensity of shear stress as a known spatial function, it formulates governing equations by combining the Mises condition, equilibri…

Mathematical Model of a Circuit for the Joint Operation of a Pulsed Power Generator and a Capacitor Bank

A. V. Loos, G. A. Sipailov, K. A. Khorkov
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14532

This paper develops and uses an analog-computer mathematical model for studying the joint operation of a pulsed power generator and a capacitor bank feeding an inductive load, including active resistances and unequal generator and load inductances. The model reproduces the switching stages automatic…

Semiconductor code-to-voltage converter

V. Z. YAMPOLSKY, L. V. PERFILIEV
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14531

This paper addresses parallel conversion of binary digital codes into analog voltage for automated electric drive control systems. It develops an engineering calculation method for an exact parallel code to voltage converter that incorporates load resistance and required signal amplitude, deriving w…

Some Problems in Automating Fault Control in Electronic Digital Computers

V. M. Razin, Yu. N. Efimov, M. N. Strogonov
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14528

The paper examines the economic and technical problem of reducing downtime in electronic digital computers caused by sudden failures, especially the time required to locate faulty modules. It reviews limitations of built-in automatic checking, test-control procedures, diagnostic tests, and schemes u…

Electronic Model of the Particle Motion Process in the Injection Line of Cyclic Accelerators

V. A. KOCHEGUROV, N. V. TRIKHANOVA, P. M. SHCHANIN
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14524

This paper describes the use of analog electronic modeling to calculate and tune particle trajectories in injection channels of cyclic accelerators, where beam-shaping systems can require repeated solution of differential equations across multiple optical sections. Using the MNV-1 or MNB-1 analog ma…

Extremal regulator of betatron radiation intensity

E. M. BELOV, N. Ya. MAKAROV, I. E. NAATS
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14523

This paper describes an extremal regulator for controlling betatron radiation intensity when the optimal injection pulse phase is not known in advance and may vary. The proposed system uses forced scanning of the input coordinate, peak memory of the radiation signal, comparison with the current sign…

On Extremum Control of the Radiation Intensity of a Betatron

E. M. Belov, N. Ya. Makarov, I. E. Naats
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14522

This paper examines automatic extremum control of betatron radiation intensity for applications requiring either maximum output or operation at a prescribed intensity level. It argues that injection voltage is unsuitable as an extremal control variable within the operating range, since intensity inc…

Effect of the Thickness of the Converting Screen on Optical Density and Image Blurring in the Photographic Method of Neutron Detection

V. I. GORBUNOV, G. Sh. PEKARSKII
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14521

This paper examines how the thickness of a neutron converting screen affects film optical density and image blurring in photographic neutron detection. Using cadmium as the converter, the authors develop a segmented calculation method that estimates the contribution of secondary gamma radiation from…

Isotope Defectoscopy of Materials and Products

V. I. Gorbunov, V. B. Kuznetsov, V. K. Kuleshov
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14520

This paper examines the use of isotope scintillation methods for nondestructive flaw detection in materials and industrial products, especially where conventional radiography becomes inefficient for large steel thicknesses. It analyzes the energy spectrum of cobalt-60 gamma radiation after passage t…

Scintillation Spectrometer for Studying the Energy and Angular Distributions of X-ray Radiation Behind Various Absorbers

Yu. B. Yankelevich
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14518

A scintillation spectrometer with a NaI(Tl) crystal was designed to study the spectral composition of X-ray radiation transmitted through and scattered by absorbers relevant to radiation flaw detection. The instrument used lead and steel collimation, lead shielding, a selected FEU-24 photomultiplier…

Total-absorption scintillation spectrometer for studying bremsstrahlung from a betatron with Emax=30 MeV

V. B. Kuznetsov
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14516

A total-absorption scintillation spectrometer was developed for measuring bremsstrahlung from a 30 MeV betatron and for studying its passage through different materials. The paper describes the instrument layout, including lead and boron shielding, a collimator, an NaI(Tl) crystal with an FEU-49A ph…

Determination of Optimal Dimensions of a Scintillation Crystal in Betatron Flaw Detection of Materials

V. I. GORBUNOV, V. B. KUZNETSOV, V. K. KULESHOV, Yu. B. YANKELEVICH
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14515

This paper examines how the dimensions of a NaI(Tl) scintillation crystal affect registration efficiency in betatron flaw detection, where pulsed bremsstrahlung is measured behind an absorber. The authors distinguish interaction efficiency from registration efficiency and use Monte Carlo calculation…

Spectrometric Methods in Materials Flaw Detection

V. I. Gorbunov, V. B. Kuznetsov, V. K. Kuleshov, Yu. B. Yanketevich
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14514

This paper examines how gamma and bremsstrahlung spectra are transformed by absorbers and scintillation detectors in radiation flaw detection. Drawing on published data and the authors’ measurements over energies from X-ray apparatuses, radioactive isotopes, and betatrons, it analyzes transmission s…

Kinetic equation for the accumulation of F-centers in alkali halide single crystals irradiated with protons

D. I. VAISBURD, I. Ya. MELIK-GAIKAZIAN
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14512

The paper investigates the kinetics of accumulation of F-centers and complex electron color centers in alkali halide single crystals irradiated at room temperature with 5 MeV protons. Using optical absorption measurements for several crystals and variable proton beam intensities, the authors compare…

Factorization of the Third-Degree Characteristic Equation

Yu. M. Trifonov
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14510

This paper presents a simplified computational method for factoring a third degree characteristic equation with positive coefficients, under the usual Routh Hurwitz stability condition and assuming no multiple roots. The equation is represented as a product of a first order and a second order factor…

Deformation of the Velocity Profile of a Two-Phase Flow under Pneumatic Conveying Conditions

M. E. Dotsin, V. P. Lebedev
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14509

Experiments were conducted to assess how a suspended solid phase deforms the vertical velocity profile in horizontal pneumatic conveying. Using a calibrated pneumometric tube in a 124.8 mm pipe, the authors measured velocity distributions for wheat and quartz sand at varying concentrations, transpor…

On the Kinetics of the Process of Vapor Condensation in a Turbine Stage

S. V. POLOZHY
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14506

The paper examines the kinetics of wet steam condensation during expansion in a turbine stage and argues that existing treatments based on one-sided droplet growth do not capture the physical character of adiabatic phase formation. Using thermodynamic relations for isentropic pressure drops and phas…

Experimental Study of a Pair of Counter-Rotating Axial Impellers

Yu. N. Sokolov
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14505

This paper reports experimental investigations of a specially designed air-flow model with two counter-rotating axial impellers, undertaken to assess the feasibility, performance, and design parameters of such machines and to check calculation methods for counter-rotating axial stages. Tests varied …

On the Methodology for Testing Auxiliary Ventilation Fans

Yu. N. Sokolov, V. I. Lvov, A. R. Aizenshtein
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14504

This paper examines why tests of the same SVM-5m axial auxiliary ventilation fan produced markedly different performance characteristics on factory and laboratory stands. Comparing results from the Tomsk Electromechanical Plant, TsAGI, and Tomsk Polytechnic Institute, the authors argue that the disc…

Heat transfer from a vertical row of horizontal tubes under conditions of free air convection

Yu. A. Zagromov, Yu. A. Korolenko
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14503

This paper reports an experimental study of heat transfer from a vertical row of horizontal tubes under natural convection in air. A heated tube bundle model with adjustable vertical pitch was tested over pitch to diameter ratios from 1.5 to 4.0, with electrical power input, tube temperatures, ambie…

On Heating of a Part During Drilling

V. V. IVANOV
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14502

This paper analyzes the temperature field produced in a long cylindrical workpiece during drilling, modeling the drill contact as a point heat source moving along the cylinder axis at constant speed. Using a moving coordinate system, the nonstationary heat conduction problem is reduced to a quasi-st…

On Some Features of the Behavior of Power Transformers under Conditions of Intensive Cooling

V. M. VYSOTSKAYA, A. A. GURCHENOK
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14500

This paper examines the operation of oil filled power transformers under severe Arctic cooling, where low air temperature is accompanied by high wind velocity and possible cessation of oil circulation in external cooling tubes. Using a TM 100/6 transformer as an example, the authors compare standard…

On Heating of a Shunt under the Action of Overload Currents

L. G. Fuks
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14499

The paper addresses the calculation of maximum heating in direct current shunts subjected to overload currents, a quantity needed for assessing thermal stability and resistance stability in manganin elements. It develops a one dimensional transient heat conduction model for shunt plates, justified b…

Temperature Field in a Rectangular Bar with Internal Heat Generation

L. G. Fuks
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14498

This paper derives an exact steady state solution for the temperature field in an infinitely long rectangular bar with anisotropic thermal conductivity and uniform internal heat generation, with convective heat transfer from all faces. By transforming the anisotropic heat equation to an equivalent i…

Experimental Data on the Power Dissipation of Additional Resistances in Electrical Measuring Instruments (Under Free Convection Conditions)

A. S. Lyalyukov, Yu. A. Zagromov, L. S. Ershova
1965 SovietRxiv: ru-196501.14497

This paper presents experimental measurements of power dissipation for additional resistor coils used in electrical measuring instruments under free convection. Fifty six resistor specimens on standardized frames were tested, with winding surface temperature measured by thermocouples and electrical …