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Using an Emergency Wellbore to Determine the Attitude Elements of Strata in the Subthrust Zone of the Astashevskaya Area

L. A. Pukhlyakov, I. Z. Karamaev, B. A. Nikulin
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11549

This paper examines how data from an accidental branched wellbore can be used to determine the attitude of beds in the subthrust zone of the Astashevskaya area, where correlations between separate wells had previously been unreliable. Using repeated penetration of the same rock interval by two boreh…

Determination of Nitrogen Content in Oil Using the Gamma-Activation Method

R. P. Meshcheryakov, B. M. Yakovlev, G. I. Tronov
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11545

This paper examines the use of gamma activation analysis to determine nitrogen, and also oxygen, in crude oil and oil fractions, where conventional chemical methods are slow and relatively imprecise. The authors irradiated sealed oil samples with high-energy bremsstrahlung from a betatron, monitored…

Some Aspects of the Gamma-Activation Method of Analysis Using a High-Current Electron Accelerator as the Radiation Source

R. P. Meshcheryakov, B. M. Yakovlev
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11543

This paper examines the use of a high-current 25 MeV betatron as a bremsstrahlung source for gamma-activation elemental analysis, with attention to sensitivity limits, interfering neutron-induced activity, and measurement schemes. The authors describe coincidence and scintillation counting arrangeme…

The South Myldzhinskoye Structural Uplift and Its Associated Oil Accumulation

N. V. KOPTYAEV, Yu. S. MINDIGALEEV, L. A. PUKHLYAKOV
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11542

The paper describes the South Myldzhinskoye structural uplift in Western Siberia, emphasizing its unusually steep flank dips compared with typical regional oil-bearing structures. Using seismic structural data, well elevations, and core observations from wells 22 and 24, the authors argue that local…

On the Search for New Oil Fields in the Jurassic Deposits of the Lar-Yegan Oil-Bearing Region

E. E. Danenberg, N. I. Podstrigan
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11541

This paper evaluates prospects for discovering new oil fields in Jurassic deposits of the Lar-Egan oil-bearing region of the West Siberian Lowland, focusing on productive horizons M, Yu2, and especially Yu1. Using drilling, testing, lithological, structural, and geophysical data from local uplifts o…

Some Results of Determining the Isotopic Composition of Carbon in Oils, Gases, Condensates, and Dispersed Organic Matter of Western Siberia

N. K. GRIGOR’EV, V. M. EFREMOV, V. L. KOKUNOV, A. E. KONTOROVICH
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11540

This paper reports preliminary determinations of carbon isotope composition in oils, condensates, hydrocarbon gases, and kerogen from the West Siberian Lowland, with examples mainly from fields in Tomsk Oblast. Using MI-1305 mass spectrometers, the authors compare C12/C13 ratios across productive ho…

On the Methodology of Mass Spectrometric Analysis of the Carbon Isotopic Composition of Oils and Gases

N. K. GRIGOR’EV
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11539

This paper discusses methodological requirements for mass spectrometric determination of carbon isotopic composition in oils, gases, condensates, and related organic materials. It evaluates sample preparation and gas introduction procedures, arguing that combustion products should be converted to ba…

Methodology for Studying Load Modes of Asynchronous Motors of Universal Metal-Cutting Machines

Yu. M. Bashaurov, E. K. Strelbitskii
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11432

This paper develops a statistical methodology for investigating the load conditions of induction motors in universal metal-cutting machines, where low and highly variable average loading is treated as a random process. Using survey data from 1K62 screw-cutting lathes, the authors model motor shaft p…

Electromagnetic Loads and Efficiency of Combined Windings

V. M. Pavlinin, Yu. V. Baryshnikov, N. S. Skunov
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11431

This paper examines when two mutually noninductive windings in a combined electrical machine can advantageously be replaced by a single combined winding. It develops design relations for selecting current density and linear loading while preserving power, heating, copper losses, parameters, and char…

Consideration of Load Conditions in the Design of Asynchronous Motors

Yu. M. Bashagurov, E. K. Strelbitskii
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11430

The paper examines systematic underloading of induction motors in general-purpose metal-cutting machine tools and its effects on power factor, unused capacity, and motor selection. Drawing on surveys of about 1500 machine tools at 17 plants and comparisons of published load data, it argues that moto…

Influence of the Moment of Inertia and Drive Resistance Torque on the Transient Processes of Starting and Reversing Roller-Table Motors

E. V. Kononenko, B. A. Danchinov
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11428

This paper examines how the total moment of inertia referred to the shaft and the constant reactive load resistance torque affect starting and reversing transients in asynchronous roller-table motors. Using an MN-14 analog computer model based on electromechanical drive equations, the authors vary i…

Fundamental Equations of Synchronous Reluctance Reduction Motors (SRM-D)

E. V. Kononenko, R. P. Laas, A. F. Fink
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11427

This paper formulates basic calculation equations for synchronous reluctance reduction gear motors, motivated by the need for stable low-speed drives and by the lack of a unified theory for their design. Using two-reaction theory and rotating magnetic-field representation, it derives voltage, flux l…

Autonomous Pulsed Power Source with a Synchronous Generator

G. A. Sipailov, A. V. Loos, Yu. A. Romanov, F. P. Zverev
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11426

This paper examines the use of a synchronous impact generator as an autonomous pulsed power source, especially for relatively low transferred energies and active loads. Using analog computer modeling and a simplified equivalent circuit, it derives conditions for matched load resistance, pulse durati…

Some Results of an Experimental Study of an Autonomous Pulsed Power Source with an Inductive-Capacitive Converter

F. P. Zverev, G. A. Sipailov, A. B. Tsukublin
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11425

This paper reports an experimental study of an autonomous pulsed power source in which a synchronous generator, rectifier, and storage capacitor are supplemented by a resonant inductive-capacitive converter to approximate constant-current capacitor charging. The authors describe measurement methods …

Determination of the Output Voltage Ripple of Brushless DC Generators

G. A. Sipailov, A. B. Tsukublin
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11424

This paper analyzes voltage ripple in brushless DC generators using semiconductor bridge rectifiers, with emphasis on how phase number, commutation angle, generator parameters, and load type affect the alternating component of the rectified output. The authors derive analytical expressions for recti…

On the Influence of Shielding the End-Winding Regions of a Shock Generator

G. A. Sipaylov, V. F. Kulakov, V. I. Popov
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11423

This paper examines the reduction of end-winding leakage inductance and electrodynamic forces in shock generators by means of nonmagnetic conducting shields. It formulates the magnetic-field problem using the vector potential in a simplified rectangular geometry, derives expressions for leakage perm…

Calculation of the Characteristics of a Brushless Single-Phase Synchronous Generator of Increased Frequency

A. P. Felzing, M. L. Kostyrev, A. I. Skorospeleshkin
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11421

This paper examines a cascade brushless single-phase synchronous generator intended for increased-frequency autonomous power systems and combining magnetic and electrical circuits. It describes the operating principle in which the rotor winding, connected through a half-wave rectifier, serves both a…

Magnetic field in the air gap of a transverse-field electric machine amplifier with a smooth armature and concentrated compensating winding

A. N. Aifert, A. I. Vilner
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11420

This paper develops a calculation method for the magnetic field in the air gap of a transverse-field electric machine amplifier with a smooth armature and a concentrated compensating winding. Using Grinberg’s method, the air-gap region is divided into rectangular subregions, and Laplace or Poisson e…

Selection of a compensating winding in an electric machine amplifier with a smooth armature

A. I. Skorospeshkin, A. I. Vilner, B. I. Kostylev
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11419

The paper examines how to choose the number of turns and slot distribution of the compensating winding in transverse-field electric-machine amplifiers, with particular attention to smooth armatures. It derives design formulas for distributed compensation by comparing the armature reaction magnetomot…

Calculation of the Field of Rectangular Interpoles in DC Machines

E. G. Chebotkov, A. I. Skorospelkin
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11418

This paper addresses calculation of the magnetic field of rectangular interpoles in DC machines, motivated by the importance of the commutating electromotive force and the difficulty caused by a nonuniform air gap and significant leakage flux. The authors develop an empirical method based on field m…

Calculation of the Main Pole Field in the Commutation Zone Taking into Account Magnetic Circuit Saturation

E. G. Chebotkov, A. I. Skorospeshkin
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11417

The paper addresses calculation of the main pole leakage field in the commutation zone of DC machines operating with a saturated magnetic circuit, where conventional unsaturated field methods are insufficient. It proposes combining a flux tube calculation for the neutral zone with Benedikt’s nomogra…

Some Issues in the Design of a Variable-Frequency Electric Machine Amplifier

Sh. S. Roiz, A. I. Skorospelkin
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11416

This paper examines design problems for the electric-machine part of a contactless variable-frequency electric-machine amplifier with combined main and auxiliary stages in a single magnetic core. It derives relationships for distributing magnetic induction and linear loading between the stages, anal…

Energy relations in an electric machine amplifier of adjustable frequency accounting for the circuit of a controlled semiconductor switch

Sh. S. Roiz, A. I. Skorospeleshkin, E. F. Obergan
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11415

The paper analyzes energy relations in an adjustable-frequency electric-machine amplifier while explicitly accounting for the circuit of a controlled semiconductor commutator. It compares contactless and contact implementations, considering operation of the additional stage in motor and asynchronous…

Theoretical Study of a Variable-Frequency Electric Machine Amplifier with Allowance for a Controlled Semiconductor Commutator (CSC)

Sh. S. Roiz, A. I. Skorospeshkin
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11414

This paper develops a theoretical model of a variable-frequency electric-machine amplifier that explicitly includes the controlled semiconductor commutator and its interaction with the control winding. Treating the commutator and control winding as an m-phase inverter, the authors derive voltage, cu…

Investigation of Surface Films on Collectors of Electrical Machines

R. F. Bekishev, B. I. Kostylev, A. I. Skorospeshkin
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11413

This study examines surface films formed on commutators and slip rings of electrical machines by electrographitized brushes, focusing on their structure, phase composition, and thickness. Films were separated from copper substrates by electrochemical and chemical methods and analyzed using transmiss…

Development of a Series of 3-Phase Asynchronous Electric Motors for Power Tools

V. A. Arkhipenko, N. I. Pashinskaya, A. I. Gulyaeva
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11412

The paper describes the development of a unified series of three-phase asynchronous motors for portable power tools, motivated by growing demand and the need for improved electrical safety through double insulation. Using computer-based optimization, the authors evaluated motor designs for 50 Hz and…

On the Determination of the Parameters of the Equivalent Circuit of an Induction Motor with Inductive Reactance in the Rotor Circuit

V. G. Vlasov
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11410

The paper addresses calculation of equivalent circuit parameters for induction motors with inductive reactance inserted in the rotor circuit, where nonlinear frequency-dependent behavior and surface effects in massive steel disks complicate conventional modeling. It develops a practical method based…

Determination of Parameters by Estimating Magnetic Fields in the Air Gap of a Synchronous Machine

Yu. G. Bukgolec, V. V. Zhulovyan, Yu. P. Rybkin, G. A. Shanshurov
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11409

This paper addresses errors in conventional experimental methods for determining the direct and quadrature axis reactances of synchronous machines, especially small machines and machines excited by permanent magnets. It proposes determining armature reaction parameters from measured magnetic field d…

Brushless Synchronous Generator with Combined Magnetic and Electric Circuits and a Parallel-Series Winding Connection on the Stator and Rotor

V. T. Karavaev
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11408

The paper describes a brushless synchronous generator intended to improve utilization of earlier machines with combined magnetic and electric circuits, where parallel field windings led to low resistance, high excitation current, and inefficient exciter operation. It presents and tests a design base…

Ventilation Noise in Enclosed Blown Asynchronous Electric Motors

E. A. Knipenberg
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11406

This paper examines ventilation noise as a distinct component of noise in enclosed fan-cooled asynchronous electric motors, emphasizing vortex noise generated by centrifugal fans, casing inlets, shields, and nearby stationary obstacles. It presents empirical relations for estimating fan noise as a f…

On the Error of a Discrete Voltage Control System for a Synchronous Generator with Implicitly Defined PWM

E. G. Orlov, N. V. Borodovitsyn, B. V. Uskov
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11404

The paper examines the steady-state error of a discrete voltage regulation system for a low-power synchronous generator using a relay amplifier and an implicitly defined pulse-width modulator. Instead of replacing the relay characteristic by a vibrationally linearized model, it derives switching con…

Measuring Device of a Current Limiter for Generators in a Half-Wave Rectification Circuit

A. N. Korogodskii, A. D. Vlasov, V. A. Pleshkov, A. N. Shestakov
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11403

This paper discusses a contactless measuring device for limiting generator current in motor and tractor electrical systems using a half-wave rectification circuit. It argues that the DC component of the phase voltage, equal to the voltage drop across the active resistance of the phase winding, can s…

On the Application of a Half-Wave Rectification Circuit in Inductor Generators

A. N. Korogodsky, A. D. Vlasov, V. I. Yurgenson
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11402

This paper examines the use of a half-wave rectification circuit in homopolar inductor generators for tractor electrical systems, where rectifier cost, reliability, and cooling are important design constraints. It argues that, with a suitable phase-winding arrangement and diode polarity, the working…

Graph-Analytical Method for Approximate Calculation of the Magnetic Permeance Curve Between the Stator Tooth and the Rotor of an Inductor Machine

A. N. Korogodsky, S. L. Medovar, A. M. Menshikova
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11401

This paper develops an approximate graphical and analytical procedure for calculating the specific magnetic permeance between a stator tooth and the rotor of a salient reluctance machine as a function of rotor electrical angle. Building on Pohl’s method, it examines the limitations of using a single…

Trends in the Development of Voltage Regulation Systems for Tractor Generators

G. Ya. Brait, A. N. Korogodsky, G. A. Marchuk, V. A. Pleshkov
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11399

This paper reviews the development of automatic voltage regulation systems for tractor and automotive generator installations, with attention to electromagnetic excitation, regulator power requirements, and reliability constraints. It compares contact-vibrating, contact-transistor, transistor, and t…

Comparison of Overload Protection for an Induction Motor Using Thermistors and Thermal Relays with Bimetallic Plates

I. S. Avraamov, A. M. Paunov
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11397

This paper compares overload protection of an AO-51-6 induction motor using conventional AP-50 thermal relays with bimetallic strips and an ATB-229 thermistor-based temperature protection device employing TR-33 negative-temperature-coefficient thermistors. The authors report thermal tests under cont…

Single-System Differential Protection of Power Two-Winding Transformers

N. V. Lisetskii, Yu. A. Kulaga
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11396

This paper examines simplified differential protection schemes for two-winding power transformers using ferromagnetic transducers as the central measuring element. It compares circulating-current and voltage-balance implementations, discusses the use of saturating intermediate transformers to restra…

On the Influence of the Ratio Between the Numbers of Stator and Rotor Slots on the Uniformity of Rotation of Micromotor Rotors

V. B. Annenkov, A. S. Kurakin, N. V. Rybin
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11395

This paper examines how the ratio of stator to rotor slot numbers affects the uniformity of rotation in asynchronous micromotor rotors, a question previously studied mainly in relation to noise, vibration, and mechanical characteristic dips. Experiments on 30 W motors with 24 stator slots varied sta…

Quantitative Accounting for the Effect of Transverse Reaction in DC Micromotors with Anisotropic Magnets

V. F. Kostin, F. A. Serdyuk, S. T. Popov
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11394

This paper addresses quantitative allowance for transverse armature reaction in DC micromotors using anisotropic permanent magnets, where conventional approaches based on longitudinal demagnetization curves do not adequately describe stabilization under transverse fields. The authors analyze how ani…

Transient and Steady-State Processes in a Discrete Speed Control System for a DC Micromotor

I. V. Bulin-Sokolov, S. M. Mironov
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11393

This paper analyzes transient and steady-state behavior in a pulse-width discrete control system for regulating the rotational speed of a separately excited DC micromotor under a step change in load torque. Using the discrete Laplace transform, the authors derive closed-system transfer functions, a …

Characteristics of Brushless DC Micromotors with a Bridge Commutator for Star and Delta Winding Connections

E. T. Dikii, G. A. Parkhomenko
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11392

The paper compares star and delta phase connections in three-phase brushless DC micromotors using a bridge semiconductor commutator. Treating the motor as a synchronous machine supplied by an inverter tied to rotor speed, the authors analyze voltage harmonics and the effect of rotor magnetic-field s…

Contactless Single-Section DC Micromotor

E. T. Dikii, G. A. Parkhomenko
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11391

This paper examines a contactless single-section DC micromotor intended for microfan drives, where the fan load permits the use of intermittent rather than continuous electromagnetic torque. It describes a design combining a single-phase motor, rotor position sensor, semiconductor commutator, and pe…

Commutation of an Asynchronous DC Motor

N. A. Morshakov
1971 SovietRxiv: ru-197101.11390

The paper examines electromagnetic factors governing commutation in asynchronous DC motors, whose commutating behavior had not been sufficiently characterized. Using the motor vector diagram, the author derives expressions for the external-field commutating emf and for the angle between stator and r…