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MEANS OF TRANSPORT
IN SIBERIA (U)^
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The Russian periodical Sqbsialisticheskaya Industriya
on
26 July 1979 carried an article authored by V.
Istomin
which briefly recounts,
ai^onver.^^t|pn with Candidate of
Technical Sciences 1^ Beskin* at
a' recent conference on
prcP-
spective types
of transportation.
Beskin and his colleagues/
at the Bratsk affiliate of the Irkutsk Polvtechnical
institute
are working on new types
of tran^oriatidh tor Siberia and
the
Far North.
Explaining that in addition
to environmental
problems created
in permafrost terrain by motor vehicles,
tractors and caterpillar vehicles,
which damage the surface
layer of the tundra,
there are also complex technical and
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supply problems involved
in the building and maintenance
of roads
in these areas,
Beskin commented on
a means of
transportation called
a
"fermobil"
(truss vehicle)
as
a
solution to these problems.
It
is
a vehicle designed
in
the form of
a single-truss bridge.
It would ride on a
series
of
sets
of
two or three piles driven into permafrost
ground,
the tops
of
the piles being about two meters above
the ground.
Short guide tracks
for the roller wheels of
the truss vehicle would be installed on top of each set of
piles.
The potential
load capacity of the
"fermobil"
could
be as
large as 100
tons.
The vehicle's
size would determine
\
the distance between the sets of piles —
50 meters
in the
case of
a vehicle
120 meters
long,
for example.
:
The economy of this transport innovation
is cited as
one of
its potential advantages.
The cost of building the
system of pile supports
for the
"fermobil"
has been estimated
at 50,000 rubles per kilometer.
Its designers believe that
the driving
of
the piles could be accomplished relatively
simply by
a special machine running along the piles already
installed.
The same piles could also be used
for communica-
tions and power transmission lines,
as well as oil
pipelines.
and gas main s.
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ULAANBAATAR MONTSAME
IN ENGLISH
1706 GMT 5 NOV 85
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ULAANBAATAR,
NOVEMBER
(MONTSAME) — CLOSE TIES
BETWEEN THE MONGOLIAN POLYTECHNICAL INSTITUTE
(MPI)
AND THE
IRKUTSK POLYTECHNICAL INSTITUTE
(IPI)
(SOVIET TOWN
IN SIBERIA)
ARE
A STRIKING EVIDENCE! Of
THt! FRUITFUL MONGOL-SOVIET COOPERATION
IN THE FIELD OF HIGHER EDUCATION.
FIRST CONTACTS BETWEEN THE MPI
AND THE
IPI WERE ESTABLISHED
IN
1967 AND SINCE THEN THESE TIES HAVE BEN DEVELOPED INTO ACTIVE
COOPERATION
IN THE SPHERE OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCHES.
THE JOINT
MONGOL-SOVIET KERULEN GEOLOGICAL EXPEDITION HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY
FUNCTIONING FOR ALREADY
10 YEARS,
WHICH
IS MAINLY ENGAGED
IN
PROSPECTING AND LOCATING NATURAL RESOURCES
IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN
MONGOLIA.
SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCES TO REVIEW THE ACTIVITIES OF THIS
EXPEDITION ARE BEING REGULARLY HELD
IN ULAANBAATAR AND IRKUTSK
RESPECTIVELY.
AT PRESENT,
TEACHERS AND STUDENTS OF THE TWO
INSTITUTIONS ARE WORKING HARD TO SOLVE IMPORTANT NATIONAL ECONOMIC
TASK
IN MONGOLIA:
TO COMPREHENSIVELY STUDY ROCKS
IN THE AREAS
OF LARGE OPERATIONAL DEPOSITS
IN THE COUNTRY TO DETERMINE AN OPTIMUM
PARAMETER FOR BOREBLASTING OPERATIONS.
THE COOPERATION OF THE TWO INSTITUTIONS
IS CONDUCIVE TO
IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF TRAINING NATIONAL TECHNICAL PERSONNEL
OF MONGOLIA.
IPI
IS DIRECTLY INVOLVED
IN TRAINING SPECIALISTS FOR THE
MPR.
FOR THIS SERVICE
IPI WAS AWARDED WITH THE ORDER OF RED
LABOUR BANNER OF THE MPR.
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IRKUTSK PGLYTECHNICAL INSTITOTE
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Location:
Irkutsk, RSFSR
52° 17*' I- 104° 20’ E
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Technical Description
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•y»Xy It toeing established is Yakutsk, and Yaldivoetok University is being
reopened.
Beeeereh liberator!*# ere being ©*S»»i*«d la the J^iag teehnic^sc^s
for wH ia connection rith ths sort
pre^q»_bf
of science end the national economy of the USSR*
la fiwnrtOT# iteowr, wo
Tomsk Universities, for ewwple,
aters {eyelotrcos and betretroas) of vorloao cepmeitiee *1111be »•*J*f for
studying atomic nuclei, along with laboratories for the study of coa^e ray#
and special semiconductor laboratories.
l&a uoaeotr ifeaferren* Metals and Odd Itostitote, the Uniagred Minin* m*t-
S^TST^^a Cm£Lus, ISuahh and JtototgMre
vMeh are conducting itNKNh la aonfwwoue metallurgy, bar* established
close Ifcfce with eoterpriees and rith tba
B* ministry la nor strengfchiag thehigherschooX#
y****?1*
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ft* reseeroh.
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It is planned to establish a chemical and engineering Institute
In the city.
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IRKUTSK MINING SCHOOL OPENS ENROLMENT
Khabarovsk, Krai Regional Service,
in Russian,
June 6, 1956, 2135
GMT—
(Text)
The Irkutsk Mining and Metallurgica l Institute has announced enrollment
of
s tudents'"Tor " the” 1956--J^acaUemic^iaTrTrTThe following branches:
the branch for the development of ore flayers, coal deposits, and
deposits of natural resources;
the branch for the development of
concentrated
(rudnykh) and dispersed (rassypnykh) natural resources, and
mining electromechanics;
the nonferrous metallurgy branch;
and branches
for the concentration of natural resources, machine-building- technology,
metal-cutting machine tools and instruments,
industrial and civil construc-
tion of the metallurgical faculty, geological prospecting for natural
resources , techniques of prospecting for natural resources
, and mine
surveying.
Men and women under 35 years of age are eligible.
Documents required for
enrollment are
a detailed autobiography , an original middle school certifi-
cate three
3 x-4 centimeter photos,
certificate oil employment stating
my
length of employment, occupation, and speciality signed by the chief of the
enterprise and the chief of the department of cadres, form No.
286 of
the certificate of health, residence certificate , and
a draft card for
persons subject
to military service.
The certificate
of registration
(pripisnoye svidetelstvo) and the passport must be presented personally.
The faculty and the branch desired must be stated in the application.
Technical school graduates will be accepted in the institute after the
expiration of a 3-year probation period in production (proizvodstvennyy
stazh)
set
for them by law.
An exception will be made
for those persons
who are included in
5 percent of specified students graduated from
technical schools
Entrance examinations are in written Russian and literature and oral
mathematics, physics, drawing, and foreign-language
for construction
branches, and in written Russian and literature and oral mathematics,
chemistry, physics, and foreign language
for other branches.
Stipends ranging from 290 to 395 rubles will be granted students making
good progress in all subjects
in the first term, and stipends ranging
from 395
to 480 rubles to higher term students.
Twenty-five percent
higher stipends will be granted to excellent students.
Applications
for enrollment will be accepted from June 20 until July 31
and must be addressed to the reception committee
at the following address:
No.
3 Krasnaya Zvezda Street, Irkutsk city.
USSR REGIONAL AFFAIRS
June
7, 1956
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USSR REGIONAL AFFAIRS
June
7, 1956
UKRAINIAN HAND3Q0K—The regular edition of the Ukrainian AGITATOR'S
HANDBOOK of June
1 contains the following articles:
"Step Up
Competition Among Agricultural Workers,"
"Oxygen Serves Metallurgy,"
by an engineer of the Zaporozhye steel plant
(zavod zaporizhstal)
"Vocational Training For Students," by a secondary school director,
"New success
in the Policy of Peaceful Coexistence,"
devoted
to
tne
French-Soviet talks,
"Prospects for the Development
oi
the Donbas During
the Sixth Five Year Plan,"
and information on the use of ferroconcrete
props in coal mines.
(Kiev, Ukrainian,
June
1, 1956, 1500 GMT
M)
TRAN SCARPA?' HAN HANDBOOK—The 10th edition of the Transcarpathian Obkom
AGITATOR' s HANDBOOK published June
1. features articles:
"Party ^and Govern-
ment Care
for the People's Well-Being,"
"To Improve Implementation
ox
Progressive Experiences in Production," and "Friendship and Cooperation
Among Socialist Countries,"
and correspondence by an agronomist "Carry
Out Tending of Crops in Exemplary Manner."
(Uzhgorod, Ukrainian,
June 1, 1956 , 1520-GMT—M)
PARTY MEMBERS—Golovnyanskiy Raikom recently held a plenum to discuss
education of young Communists.
It was revealed at the plenum thax
during the past year the rayon Party organization increased
oy 72
persons, among them 22 kolkhoz workers.
Nearly 20 persons, mostly
kolkhoz workers, became Party members
in 1956.
(Lutsk, Ukrainian,
June 6, 1956, 0520 GMT—M)
AGRICULTURAL CONFERENCE—The first congress of agricultural specialists
of the Ukraine has been held in Kiev.
A report by Gureyev
,
Chairman of^he Council of Ministers of the
. Ukp^Ta^^SToxT the tasks
of 'Ukrainian agricultural specialists in carrying ouu mhe decisions of tne
20th CPSU Congress was debated.
Speeches were made by 116 people.
(Moscow, Home,
June
1,
1956, 0400 CMT—L)
LVOV LANDSCAPING CONFERENCE—The second conference on landscaping conveyed
by the Presidium of the All-Union Geographic Society, Lvov University
,
and the Lvov branch of the All-Union Geographic Society opened in Lvov
May 31.
More than 100 scientists and geography teachers of higher
educational institutions
in Moscow, Leningrad, Kiev, Voronezh, Kharkov,
Tbilisi, Lvov,. and Riga are taking part.
The conference will hear and
discuss more than 30 reports on general questions of the landscaping program,
cartography, and the problems of studying the landscape of the western
oblasts
of the Ukrainian SSR.
The conference will last several days.
(Kiev, Russian, June
1, 1956, 0730 GMT—M)
\
ESTONIAN NUCLEAR PHYSICS LABORATORY—The Council of Ministers of Estonia
aX
has assigned 20 million rubles
for
a new laboratory at Tartu University
including a laboratory for nuclear physics.
(Moscow, English,
s
June
6, 1956, 1730 CMC—E)
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of Higher Educational
T cH+^nnq nf Mining and Metallurgy.
It has courses in Geology and prospecting,
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IRKUTSK MINING AND METALLURGICAL INSTITUTE
Higher educational institution in eastern Siberia, created
in May 1930 In the city of Irkutsk.
Has 3
departments (1951)*
mining, with
the specialties*
working of deposits of useful
minerals and mining electromechanics j
geological prospecting,
with
the specialties*
geology and prospecting for deposits of
useful minerals, the technique of prospecting for deposits of
useful minerals, mine surveying and geophysical methods of pros-
pecting for deposits of useful minerals} and metallurgy, with the
specialties*
metallurgy of nonferrous metals, dressing of useful
minerals, and
the technology of machine building.
The institute
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room 108.
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Representatives of higher educational
establishments and scientific research
enterprises of Irkutsk and other cities of the Soviet Union frequently visit mines
and open-face mines of the Cheramkhovo
coal trust.
Representatives of the
Irkutsk polytechnic^ %?,tltute_.ara OTfUrg. PP-BA&i
p«
bit
wpich are more suitable for work under present conditions.^
They have already
worked out five type s of such 'bits.
Representatives of the Leningrad mine survey
institute recently completed
.'work on the compilation of recommendations for
the
construction of buildings and structures on the terraces of worked out (open-face
manes? ) *
The collective of the Ural institute of coal chemistry is working on
a mixture
(shikhtu) for obtaining coke
(Icampanentom) from CherGrakhov*
semicoke for
use in the future
at the Tayshet metallurgical plant.
Tte Irkutsk (Irdevetret?)
institute has prepared recommendations on the short-delay (korotko-aamedlenomu)
blasting of coal rock.
A group of scientific workers of the Kuznetsk
scientific
research institute will" work on a plan for the
automation of concentrating
factories.
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7 December 1962)
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More than 10*000 leading workers* farm workers*
demobilized soldiers, and
secondary school graduates hare applied for entrance' examinations to higher
educational establishments which start in Irkutsk 1 Aufeust.
The Irkutsk
polytechnical institute received 5,300 applications in 1961 from youth in Irkutsk
Oblast and oilier oblasts in Eastern Siberia, with the majority
of youth applying
for the machine building,
industrial and civil construction, and metallurgical
faculties.
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FOR 6,000 STUDENTS.
AT THE
IRKUTSK POLYTECH NIC AL INSTITUTE,
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AUTHOR:
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TITLE:
On
the approximative integration of non-linear different
equations
of an oscillating motion with one
degree of
freedom
PERIODICAL:
Vysshiye uchebnyye
zavedeniya.
Izvestiya.
Matematika,
1962,
no.
4,
19-32
TEXT:
In order
to
solve
,
x + X +
OC f (x,
i)
=
(1
)
one
searches
the
solution of
the auxiliary equation
*
x
+ x
+
06 f(x,
x)
+
x
=
oi. n+1
x,
.
(1.1)
with
the
set-up
ial
i
^”*‘^'0
^
^ Xg +
•
«
•
H-
OC
X^
+
»
m
•
wnere n=2,
if
in all
terms
a
x*x
^
of f(x,x)
the
sum
in-j
is
even;
(1-2)
4=2,
if in all
terms
ai .x1 x
**
of f(x,x)
the
sum
i-t
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On
the approximative integration
...
C111/C333
otherwise
it
is n=1.
After introducing
(1.2)
into
(l.l) and comparing
the coefficients at equal powers of
oc
one obtains for
the determination
of x
,
x„
,
x0 ,
...
the equations
x
+ x
=
(l»4)
X
+
=
- fo (xo’ V
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etc.
Out of
(1.4)
there follows
_
x
= a
cos
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