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Mechanism of the Photographic Action of Ionizing Particles

A. L. Kartuzhanskii
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.35705

Our review will address two main questions: the passage of ionizing particles through matter, of which the passage of particles through a photographic layer is a special case, and the nature of the processes in the photographic layer that ultimately lead to its development. The second question, bein…

EXPERIMENTAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE NUCLEAR SHELL MODEL

M. I. Korsunskii
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.28541

Several simple models of the structure of the atomic nucleus have been proposed to date. The most important among them are the liquid-drop model and the nucleon shell model. Each of these simple models satisfactorily explains certain nuclear phenomena, but none can explain the entire set of known pr…

THERMODYNAMICS OF A PLANAR DIPOLE LATTICE

Yu. B. Rumer
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.22510

The purpose of the present review is to present all the material as elementarily as possible and to make it accessible to a broader circle of theoretical physicists. Unfortunately, the method set forth here, which in the case of a planar lattice solves the problem completely, does not generalize dir…

POLARIZATION OF FAST PROTONS AND NEUTRONS

I. I. Levintov
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.16052

Let us consider spinless scattering, i.e., the case in which the interaction of particles does not depend on the orientation of their spin and orbital angular momenta. In the case of nuclear forces, for which spin interactions are very large, this is in fact realized only for particles with zero spi…

Conditions Determining or Causing the Necessity and Possibility of Extracting Closely Spaced Steeply Dipping Seams in a Suite in Ascending Order

V. V. Proskurin
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.08358

This paper examines when closely spaced steeply dipping coal seams in a suite should or can be mined in ascending order, drawing on cases from mines of the Kaganovichugol trust and comparisons with other Soviet coal basins. It classifies relevant factors into conditions that make ascending extractio…

Action and Calculation of Reduced Throw Charges and Loosening Charges

S. D. OSNOVIN
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.08356

The paper examines the calculation of reduced throw and loosening blasting charges in mining, arguing that existing formulas inadequately explain why specific explosive consumption changes with charge depth and rock properties. It develops an alternative theoretical basis by separating useful and us…

Classification of Methods, Schemes, and Systems of Mine Ventilation

A. F. Karataev
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.08352

This paper addresses inconsistent terminology in mine ventilation literature and proposes a unified basis for distinguishing ventilation, ventilation method, ventilation layout, and ventilation system. Using definitions from mining ventilation theory, general language usage, and the Bernoulli equati…

On the issue of determining floor heights in steeply dipping deposits with limited dimensions along strike

G. E. BAKANOV
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.08351

This paper examines how to determine rational level heights in steeply dipping ore and coal deposits whose strike dimensions limit mine-field layout. It distinguishes between minimum level height, needed to maintain continuity of extraction while preparing new levels, and optimal level height, defin…

Dielectric Losses in Alkali Halide Crystals at High Frequency and Their Thermochemical Characteristics

A. A. VOROB’EV, K. A. VODOP’YANOV
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.08302

This paper examines dielectric losses in alkali halide crystals at high frequency in relation to their ionic structure and thermochemical properties. Using measurements of the loss tangent at 10^6 cycles for selected crystals and comparing them with tabulated activation energies, lattice energies, l…

Methodology for Creating Series of Standard Turret Setups

G. B. Kats
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.08301

This paper proposes a systematic methodology for creating series of standard setups for turret lathes and, more cautiously, automatic turret lathes in small-batch instrument and machine-building production. It argues that setup time is reduced most effectively by unifying auxiliary tooling and arran…

On the Calculation of Beams and Plates Resting on an Elastic Foundation

P. B. Antonevich
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.08300

The paper develops an approximate method for calculating beams and plates on elastic foundations, intended to stand between the Winkler subgrade reaction model and the elastic half-space model. It proposes a two-parameter foundation model in which soil reaction is represented by forces distributed o…

Determination of Striker Energy in Impact Machines

P. M. Alabuzhev, O. D. Alimov
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.08299

This paper examines methods for determining striker energy in mining impact machines such as pick hammers, drilling hammers, and electro-pneumatic rock drills. It reviews common work-meter approaches based on plastic or elastic deformation and discusses their limitations, especially the dependence o…

On the Methodology for Investigating Electropneumatic Hammers

P. M. Alabuzhev, E. K. Medlina, E. N. Nevstruev
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.08298

This paper develops a methodology for processing experimental diagrams of electropneumatic hammers with free striker motion, focusing on cases where pressure calibration is uncertain or must be checked. Using striker and piston displacement records, pressure traces, impulse relations, and the coeffi…

Graphical-Analytical Calculation of Rail Circuit Parameters

V. M. Razin
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.08295

This article presents a graphical-analytical method for determining the electrical parameters of direct-current and alternating-current rail circuits from open-circuit and short-circuit measurements. It reformulates standard calculations for rail and ballast specific resistance, and for alternating-…

On a Method for Measuring the Voltage Distribution Across Insulation

V. S. Dmitrevsky
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.08293

This paper proposes a voltmeter-based method for measuring voltage distribution across solid dielectrics and insulating structures while correcting for distortion introduced by the measuring circuit. The method uses two measurements from opposite electrodes and derives the true voltage at a point th…

Analytical Method for Calculating Starting Parameters of a Wound-Rotor Induction Motor as a Function of Current

V. M. OSIPOV
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.08290

This paper develops an analytical procedure for calculating the starting parameters of wound-rotor induction motors under automatic current-dependent starting control. Starting from the motor mechanical characteristic, it derives formulas for switching slip, added rotor resistance, and resistance-st…

Calculation of a Non-Heating Resistor for Automatic Field Suppression

I. V. Pavlov
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.08289

This paper develops a calculation method for an automatic field suppression resistor whose resistance increases during de-excitation through self-heating. It formulates the transient process in an inductive field circuit using equations for electrical equilibrium, thermal balance, and temperature-de…

Transients and Oscillations in the “Series Generator–Separately Excited Motor” System

L. I. GANDZHA, Yu. I. POTEKHIN
1954 SovietRxiv: ru-195401.08287

This paper analyzes transient processes and nonlinear oscillations in a system consisting of a series-wound generator feeding a separately excited motor. It classifies possible steady and transient regimes under changes in shaft load, derives differential equations for current and speed, and examine…