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Planning of a Cargo Control Post within an Urban Agglomeration
Authors: Shevtsova A , Novikov A N , Stetsenko A V , Panyushktn V V 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Failure of road users to comply with rules and regulations when transporting heavy and oversized cargo poses a threat to the lives of citizens. This is evidenced by statistics on accidents and deaths in road accidents. The problem in this area of research is the failure of drivers of heavy and large-sized vehicles to comply with the established requirements for cargo transportation, as well as the damage caused to state property when exceeding the permissible mass and size indicators. Current regulations do not allow the use of such a measure of coercion as the detention of vehicles in full. Many checkpoints are not equipped with special Parking lots, and the issue of responsibility for the safety of vehicles is not properly resolved. These and other economic and legal factors lead to a deliberate violation of the established rules of transportation by carriers and senders of goods. In this regard, the main event of this research work is the development of a weight control post within the urban agglomeration.
Technosphere Thinking in the Transformations of Earth Sciences
Authors: Zhilina V , Akhmetzyanova M , Zhilina E 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
The paper focuses on identifying factors of influence of technosphere consciousness on the state of Earth sciences. The comparative analysis of current philosophical and scientific advances showed changes in a status of technosphere consciousness in culture. The authors formulated a hypothesis on a fusion of scientific rationality of Earth sciences with an axiological area of culture. A special methodology was developed to trace and demonstrate a determination influence of technosphere consciousness on the logic of development of Earth sciences and the state of communication processes in society. The authors described consequences of risks occurred as a result of strengthening the independence of technosphere consciousness and modeled opportunities of their minimization. It was proved that in the information communication society technosphere consciousness could form a new paradigm foundation for Earth sciences. The authors described a special character of the correlation between the state of technosphere consciousness, a level of development of technosphere and the status of Earth sciences. They determined key areas for negative consequences of blurring semantics of technosphere consciousness.
Mathematical Modeling of the Thermal Effect During the Combustion of an Emergency Blowout of Hydrocarbon Fuel
Authors: Dzhumagaliyev R M , Vassina I A 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
The article demonstrates a reason for developing a scientifically based method for determining the falling heat steam from a fire flame of an emergency blowout of hydrocarbon fuel for liquid and gaseous product. In this case, the fire flame is taken in the form of a cone, inclined under the influence of wind, which will allow obtaining more accurate values. The method will help to identify the falling heat flow at any point in space around the burning flame, taking into account the direction and speed of the wind. The method is also applicable in assessing the thermal impact of a gas stream flame in accidents of gas transmission pipelines. The practical application of the methodology will provide an opportunity to determine safe distances for people involved in the elimination of the accident and fire-fighting, as well as to assess the safe distances for objects located in the heat affected zone.
Features of the Structure and Formation Conditions of the Far Eastern Seas Foundation
Authors: Kerimov V Yu , Leonov M G , Mustaev R N 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
The authors presented the results of tectonogeodynamic paleoreconstructions and numerical spatio-temporal basin modelling, which allowed to reveal the structural features and formation conditions of the base of the Far Eastern seas of the Russian Federation, as well as the occurrence of crystalline protrusions in the pre-Cenozoic bases at the stage of prototectonics and posthumous tectonics, which are primarily due to heterogeneity of the viscous properties of various layers of the earth’s crust, i.e. its tectonic and material stratification. A large-scale lateral redistribution of the substance, its outflow out of the areas of increased compression and injection into areas of geodynamic shelters has taken place at this stage. Mechanisms of the formation of a void space within protrusions have been considered. A conceptual model of the formation of petroleum deposits within the granite massifs of the base has been proposed.
Generation and Accumulation Hydrocarbon Systems in the Eastern Arctic Waters
Authors: Kerimov V Yu , Shcherbina Yu V , Mamedov R A 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
This paper analyses the conditions of formation of generation and accumulation hydrocarbon systems and prospects for searching for oil and gas accumulations in the waters of the Eastern Arctic. The purpose of the research is to build space-time digital models of sedimentary basins and hydrocarbon systems, to quantify the volume of generation, migration and accumulation of hydrocarbons for the main horizons of oil-producing rocks. To achieve this goal, spatial-temporal numerical basin modeling was performed, based on which were determined the distribution areas of probable hydrocarbon systems and was carried out their analysis. As a result of the obtained data, was made the forecast of zones of the most probable accumulation of hydrocarbons, such as fluid in potential traps within the object of research.
Evolution of Hydrocarbon Systems Within the Eastern Part of the Scythian Plate
Authors: Mustaev R N , Kerimov V Yu , Yandarbiev N Sh 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
On the basis of the performed 2D modeling, the authors established the main spatiotemporal regularities of the development of the processes of generation, migration and accumulation of hydrocarbon fluids in the platform part of the Eastern Ciscaucasia. The modeling results showed the saturation with hydrocarbons of the terrigenous strata of the Anisian and Landian stages, terrigenous sediments of the Middle Jurassic, Lower Cretaceous, as well as a single saturation of carbonates of the Upper Cretaceous and Lower Maikop, probably associated with the development of areas of abnormally high reservoir pressures. The degree of rock saturation is relatively high and reaches 80% for the sandy strata of the Middle Jurassic. For carbonate-terrigenous sediments of the Middle Triassic, saturation varies from 45-65%.
Results of Modeling of Generation and Accumulation Hydrocarbon Systems in the Sedimentary Basins of the Sea of Okhotsk
Authors: Kerimov V Yu , Lavrenova E A , Guryanov S A 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
The paper presents the results of modeling of generation and accumulation hydrocarbon systems in the sedimentary basins of the sea of Okhotsk. The results of modeling HC migration showed that the most likely zones of hydrocarbon accumulation are the side parts of sedimentary basins. The anticline zones located on the border of two or more basins have the most favorable conditions. These areas, in general, are among the most promising in terms of hydrocarbon prospecting. However, such zones are characterized by complex conditions for the formation and preservation of deposits due to the non-synchronous evolution of adjacent sedimentary basins. This leads to uncertainties when assessing their prospects at the regional research level, for example, when predicting the type of fluid in deposits. For example, Vostochno-Shmidtovsk (East Schmidt) anticline zone is located on the border of two large centers of oil and gas generation: Severo-Sakhalinsky (North-Sakhalin) and Deryugin basin. The results of numerical modeling of the regional level allowed us to establish that HC migration towards the anticline zone occurs from the East (from the Deryugin basin) and the West (from the Severo-Sakhalinsky (North-Sakhalin) basin). The type of fluid in the predicted clusters is controlled by the type and maturity of the organic matter of the generation centers.
Analysis of the Production and Consumption of Thermal Energy in the Arctic Regions of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia)
Authors: Elyakova I D , Elyakov A L , Pakhomov A A 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
A comparative assessment of thermal energy production and consumption efficiency to the Arctic region in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) is presented in this article. Existing problems and risks in the heat supply have been identified based on the analysis and the recommendations on the effective heating of the Tomponsky district in the Eastern Economic Zone (EEZ) of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) are given. The results of the study allow us to develop sound recommendations for the efficient production and consumption of thermal energy in the context of the settlements in the Tomponsky district of the Eastern Economic Zone of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia).
Investigation of Booster Multi-Stage Centrifugal Pump’s Characteristics When Pumping-Out of Water-Gas Mixtures
Authors: Olmaskhanov N P 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
The investigation of multistage centrifugal booster pump performance when delivering water-gas mixtures in configuration water jet gas pump at excess pressure intake chamber. As a dispersing device for a water-gas mixture used WJGP of various designs flow path with diaphragm nozzles having rectangular edges were used. When gas supplies at excess pressures from 0.2 to 0.37 MPa into intake chamber of water jet gas pump, it promotes the formation of a finely dispersed water-gas mixture, which leads to reduce the effect of free gas on the performance of the booster pump’s. When intake pressure of pump rises, the stability of the water-gas mixture also increases. When an increase in pressure at the inlet of the booster pump, the curves of the shaft rotation frequency - the input gas content acquire a flatter form.
Features of Biological Effects on Polymer Composite Materials in the Climatic Conditions of Yakutia
Authors: Erofeevskaya L A , Kychkin A K , Lebedev M P , Sivtsev S I 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
A large variety of microorganisms was isolated. It has been established that the soil cover and atmospheric air in the area of polygon climatic tests in the city of Yakutsk contain various types of microorganisms, including pathogenic species of mold fungi of the genus Aspergillus, which are highly likely to have biological agents of experimental samples. in contact with soil and atmospheric air in the landfill. What is confirmed by the results of microbiological studies.
Influence of Produced Fluid Parameters on the Use of Separator as a Component of an Electric Plunger Pump Unit
Authors: Drozdov A N , Gorbyleva Y A 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
The article discusses the use of separators of mechanical impurities in linear electric plunger submersible pumps units in oil wells. The advantages of these units and their area of application are highlighted. The diagram and description of the bench for conducting researches on the study of submersible unit assembly of the electric plunger pump together with a separator of gas and mechanical impurities are shown. Formulas and results of calculating the settling rate of particles of different diameters are presented. The main dependences of the change in the settling rate of particles depending on the viscosity of the liquid have been determined.
Probiotic Substance in Combination with Zeolite Changes the Digestibility and Metabolism of Bulls
Authors: Nurzhanov B S , Duskaev G K 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
In the course of laboratory studies, we found that the porosity (in volume) of zeolite acetone is 34.4%. The sorption capacity of the studied zeolite to the Bifidobacterium longum strain together with the MRS nutrient medium was determined. As a result of the experiment, it was found that 100 g of zeolite absorbs 34 ml of nutrient medium with bifidobacteria. The optimal dose of feeding a complex probiotic preparation (CPP) – 30.5 g/day included 82% zeolite and 18% probiotic strain of Bifidobacterium longum. The coefficients of digestibility of nutrients were slightly higher in bulls from the experimental groups compared to their peers from the control group. So for dry matter, respectively, by 1.87%, 4.68 and 3.58%; crude protein by 2.22%, 5.00 and 3.48%; BEV by 1.24%, 3.19 and 2.20%. The control animals absorbed less nitrogen compared to the bulls of the I, II and III experimental groups by 14.52%, 30.14 and 21.78%. According to the use of the nitrogenous part of the rations, the animals of the experimental groups outperformed their counterparts from the control group by 2.13%, 5.00%, and 3.38%, respectively. On average, during the experiment period, the bulls of the I - III experimental groups had an advantage over the animals from the control group in absolute live weight gain by 1.4%, 14.9 and 6.7%, and in average daily weight gain by 1.4%, 14.8 and 6.7%.
The Names of the Gold Mines of the Barguzin District of the Late XIX – Early XX Centuries: Topological Aspect
Authors: Tsydypova L S 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
The article is devoted to the analysis of the names of the gold mines of the Barguzinsky district in the late. 19 - early. XX centuries The research material was previously unpublished archival sources and field materials of the author in 2018-2019. According to the archival records of the Barguzin district, about three hundred names were considered, taking into account their location, area, owner data and registration dates of the site. The names of the gold mines in the Barguzin District were studied in the context of the topological tradition of cultural geography. The typology of names is carried out, the differentiating factors of the nomination of the socio-cultural space in the private gold industry are highlighted. Relationships between the subjects of gold mining are considered through the prism of names of mines. The characteristic features of nominating mines in the context of the cultural landscape are shown. The growth of mines and the expansion of the types of their nomenclature were noted. An analysis of the names of the mines showed the importance of gold mining in increasing the number and strengthening of the Barguzin Jewish community, the growing role of gold mining in the livelihoods of Jewish and Russian peasants. The increase in their number reflects the expansion of the areas of gold mining and is directly related to the migration process in the second half. XIX century. The repetition of names indicates a massive increase in the number of gold miners and their role in the formation of toponymy. The system of creating new names borrowed to a lesser extent the indigenous toponyms of the region. Most of them arose as a result of a rethinking of the name by a native speaker.
Evaluating Industrial Workers’ Flavonoid Consumption
Authors: Starovoitova K V , Dolgolyuk I V , Markov A S , Sergeeva I Y 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
Literature data show that flavonoids are involved in the prevention of noncommunicable diseases. To draw upon such data so as to formulate recommendations, one needs flavonoid consumption statistics. This paper seeks to evaluate flavonoid consumption among the workers of a chemical facility and uses data from 24-hour meal reports. The sample contained reports from 480 participants (n = 480, 75% of whom are male; aged 22-69). The flavonoid content of their meals was counted using the USDA and Phenol-Explorer (PE) databases as well as data from literature. The research team quantified the presence of specific flavonoids as well as the total flavonoid content of the diet. As part of the study, we evaluated the flavonoid sources in the total daily consumption, including beverages, fruits, and vegetables. Flavonoids mainly came from tea, fruit, and fruit drinks. The average total flavonoid consumption varied from 226 mg/day in females aged 30 to 39 to 464 mg/day in males of the same age group; regardless of the age category, catechins were the most consumed flavonoids. There was a positive correlation between a person’s degree, job, and daily average flavonoid consumption. This research produced data on the consumption of flavonoids among the workers of a chemical facility that could be of use when making dietary recommendations on such consumption.
Oil Pollution of River Bottom Sediments
Authors: Koshelkov A M , Tyugaj Z , Krutikova V O , Kharitonova G V 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
The impact of oil products on river bottom sediments and their wettability is considered on the example of the small Kurcha-Murcha River. The wettability of bottom sediments (pollution up to 18000 mg/kg) was determined by the contact angle of wetting of the solid phase (method of static drop). It is shown that the contact angle of wetting can be used to assess the pollution level of the river bottom sediments.
Technology of Informing Passengers of Civil Aviation in an Emergency of High-Altitude Flight
Authors: Markov N A , Bogomolov A V , Dvornikov M V 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
An innovative technology of informing passengers of civil aviation aircraft about the potential danger of an emergency in high-altitude flight is presented, based on the calculation in real time of estimates of the reserve time of preservation of consciousness by a person when the aircraft cabin is depressurized. The methodology for calculating the assessment of the reserve time for maintaining consciousness in an emergency of high-altitude flight provides for the calculation of adequate estimates of the reserve time for any values of speeds and profiles of changes in barometric pressure in the aircraft cabin and the time of exposure to a hypoxic environment. The implementation of personalized information about the danger of an emergency in high-altitude flight is made in two versions: a system with the integration of an aviation oxygen mask and a system with the integration of an aviation passenger seat. For the first time, the results of the study make it possible to implement an innovative personified approach to personified risk metrics and personified information about the potential danger of an emergency in high-altitude flight in real time. The developed approach and the systems implementing it will find application on aircraft, during the operation of which there is a risk of depressurization of the cabin and / or cabin; when conducting tests in pressure chambers with the participation of volunteers, when staying in high altitude conditions and when solving other practical problems related to ensuring the safety of human activity in conditions associated with exposure to hypoxia. The stated information-technological concept of integrating the computing resources of an aircraft into the physical processes of personalized information about the potential hazard of an emergency in high-altitude flight has wide practical applications in the field of ensuring the safe operation of complex systems in extreme conditions.
Halogens in Pore Water of Tight Rocks of the Bazhenov Formation in the Nizhnevartovsk Arch of Western Siberia, Russian Federation
Authors: Kazak E S , Semanova A S 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
The paper presents data on halogens content (Br−, Cl− and I−) in pore water of tight rocks of the Bazhenov Formation (BF) in the Nizhnevartovsk arch of Western Siberia, Russian Federation. We used an integrated approach to analyze 7 whole core samples with the maximum preserved natural water content from 2 different BF fields. Here for the first time, we show that the aqueous extract method can be used to estimate the iodine content in pore water of shale rocks. The target BF rock samples contain silicate minerals, clays, carbonates, pyrite, plagioclase, feldspar, have a high mass content of total organic carbon 5.99÷12.00 wt.%. The residual water content for all studied samples changes from 0.76 to 3.89 wt.%. We found that the Cl− content in pore water varies from 1.4 to 14.2 g/l, Br− from 1.58 to 36.99 mg/l and I− from 2.93 to 36.11 mg/l. I− and Br− concentration in BF pore water is much higher than in seawater. The content of halogens varies unevenly with the well depth due to heterogeneity of the mineral composition of BF rocks even within one well. We discovered that the organic matter of BF almost completely releases the iodine in the pore solution due to diagenesis and katogenesis processes. All target BF samples have iodine in pore water, and only three BF samples have iodine in organomineral complex of rocks (1-3% of the total iodine content). The obtained results have a great importance because allow expanding the available data on the composition of pore waters in shale rocks of the Bazhenov Formation.
Monitoring of the Agricultural Landscape and Long-Term Forecasting of Soil Fertility in the Kuban River Delta
Authors: Dolobeshkin E V , Gumbarov A D , Bandurin M A 
Published: March 2021

Abstract
The article considers the issues of soil fertility forecasting monitoring and substantiates the methods applied to the agricultural landscape of the Kuban river Delta on the example of assessing the initial state of arable land fertility. There was conducted the analysis of the properties of the Delta geosystems: openness, integrity, functioning, dynamics, evolution and structure of the geosystem. Environmental factors are indicated when considering the Delta geosystems. The dependence of the surface radiation balance on the terrain features is considered on the example of the Kuban river Delta. The need for a comprehensive assessment of agro-resource potential is justified due to the development of degradation processes in the soil. The criteria for long-term forecasting as a single integrated approach to the methodology of assessing agricultural resource potential are substantiated. An integral indicator of soil fertility was used to assess fertility. The specific natural-technogenic complexes of separate parts of the Delta geosystems in relation to the Kuban river are identified. The impact of human anthropogenic activity has led to a noticeable decrease in soil fertility, reduced reserves of biomass, humus and basic nutrients in the soil, a single comprehensive monitoring of the assessment of agro-resource potential of its availability and use is necessary as a result of the development of degradation processes. Assessment of land resources to determine the trend of soil formation processes and soil fertility dynamics of a specific territory is very relevant. It is necessary to justify the identification of the main factors that affect the process of changing soil fertility, biomass, humus and basic nutrients.