SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT STOLOV, A.M. - STOLOVA, O.

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TITLE:
PERIODICAL:
Burtsev, V. A., Stolov, A. M.,
Measurement of the Energy Flux
"Allfa" Research Installation
9/057/60 050/012/004/011
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Shakhov, V. V.
E@nittea by Plasma in
Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, 1960, Vol. 30, No. 12,
pp. 1415 - 1421
TEXT: For measuring the energy emitted from the walls of the discharge
chamber, a spherical black body with a low thermal capacity and an ab-
sorption coefficient of nearly unity was used. By means of this black
body only measurements of the total energy emission could be made, be-
cause its time lag was too great. For measuring the time dependence of
the energy fluxes, a plane pickup (bismuth thermocouple) was usod. The
signals of the two pickups were made visible by an oscilloscope. The
measurements showed that the apparatus used he.re records not qnly that
part of the energy which is introduced into the plasma. It to assured
that by arc discharges a considerable part of energy to liberated ty
local emissions, and also a loss occurs as a result of vto.-!Illatitns of
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Measurement of the Energy Flux Emitted by S/05Y60/04-0/012/0C-4/011
Plasma in "Allfa" Research Installation B019 B056
the magnetic field of discharge. The recorded energy emission practical-
ly begins with a considerable lag relative to the beginning of dis@'.barge.
The authors thank B. P. Konstantinov for the suggestion to use a bla^k
body for the measurements, and they also thank L. M. Andresen and
L. I. Zantova of the chemical laboratory for their help in producing
the pickups. There are 7 figures and 4 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: Sauchno-iseledovatellakly institut eltktrofisichookoy
apparatury (Scientific Research Institute of Electro-
physical Apparatus)
SUBMITTED:
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S/120/62/000/004/004/047
E194/E420
AUTHORS: Monoszon, N.As, UA1av_,_A_.A%,,__Gashev, M.A.,
Spevakova. F.M., Yavno, A.Kh.. KornAkov, Yo.V.,
Kulakov, F.M., Vadgornyy, V.P., Gorshkova, Ye.G.
TITLE: The supply system for the electromagnet of a proton.
synchrotron of 7 Gev
PERIO[)IC%L: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, no.4, 1962, 27-33
TEXT: The article describes the suppiy system for an electro-
magnet, the t'ield of which increases at the steady rate of
6.7 x lo3 oc/sec to reach a maximum value of 9300 06 in 1.55 see
and then falls off exponentially in 0.8 sec, the.repatition
rrequency in 10 to 12 cycles per minutes.- The voltage on the
clectronuAgnat is incre4sed from 5000 to 10250 V with a maximump
current of 2500 A. An induction motor of 3500 kW, 6 kV,
740 rpm drives through a fluid coupling a 6 phase alternator of
peak outi)ut 37500 kW, 8.2 kV, and an auxiliary generator of
250 kW, 380 V for auxiliary supply to the 12-phase ignitron
rectifi or. During the current decrement period the rectifier
operates as an inverter. A description of the smoothing circuit
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The supply system for the alectro-... E194/E420
is given. Particular fault conditions of the circuit are
analysed and the protective devices fully described. The
performance in illustrated by oscillograms. Schematic and
block circuit diagrams are given and an outline drawing of the
ignitrons. There are 8 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-issledovateltskiy institut elektrorizicheakoy
apparatury GKAE (Scientific Research Institute for
Electrophysical Apparatus GKAE)
SUBMITTED: April 10, 1962
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AUTHORS:
TITLE:
PEMODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika.ekgperimenta,
S/12o/62/000/004/031/047
E140/E420
Monoszon, N.A., Stolov, A.M., Spevakova, F.M.
The ii:fluence of parasitic parameters of the proton
synchrotron electromagnets on the asymmetry of the
magnetic field and methods of compensating it
no.4, 1962, 168-171
TEXT: The strictest requirements on symmetry of the magnetic
field occur at the point of injection, where the excitation
current is lowest. At the start of each acceleration cycle
a constant potential is applied to the electromagnet winding with
a fairly steep wavefront. The presence of parasitic c6nductance
and shunt capacitance in the system (Fig.1, equivalent circuit)
gives rise to transient asymmetry. The article describes a
potentiometric system of correction for these distortions.
There are 7 figures.
ASSOCIA!rION: Nauchno-issladovatel'skiy institut slektrofizicheakoy
apparatury GKAE (Scientific Research Institute for
Electrophysical Apparatus GKAE)
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A. IMb-hin Ik ij Z. V.
Toe d-'slo Cf the 7-@-v proton tsynchr,,Ar,@n
cner&iya, v. 12, no. 6, 11',Z, 4TZ-474
!iiitiry of th- first Sr)vlot cyclic vit I r i I
%n,t th,? rest imi"rta-A d-lon @n Ito ;'14nillito
av? ;,mi-ntel. NmAnninf, was stsr%e,I in vi- j-.vrm,--tvrv
tLe an-,rj;y of which vx,.*re,I-j tha nntlnu-laon
thre3holl. *@-r, so ch@-aen thAt %bg de"ilfortre of the orb-Ital
c';"-I!-.fcrvncc tin %I-.o jArt,.cle no@i,nt-k *%3 7,ox;@-!nv4tel. This sea
m,ni-vv-i by rm;,lo7lae 14 &,%Cnetq with orbits of nor,-ativo
virysture. Technical data: ou%pot current, 1910 protons/Pt3lool mallmu*
fl-11 str@nrth, 0415 oti ltngth of equilibrium orbit, 251.1 a# railus of
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a th!. '!n 1:C'sar'* re 4@4@ncy v., f *I nchrocycl ot rrn K)o c xs t i onm;
of thi, electronunvt 4teel temot mutim,ift
;j mjs*..@r. , 25 gal Tan do Graaff Injector (farticle anorgy.
i"'vv; 'Irld 3treri:th '70 oe)l al:rlsslble deviation# (rca fio14 wirength
Ani 11@14 1r, 31 devistiono at the chanter o-14ge due to
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AVrHOR3 1 0. T. and M. A.
TITLZI Vauchnsys konf oreatella Mookovskogo Inshoserso-fisichsokeSo
Institute (Scientific Conferees* of %be Moscow &"Sneerimg
Phystas ,,a titate) 1962
PERIODICALs Atonnoya en*rdiya, v. 13g no. 6g 19629 60) - 06
TEXTe The annual conference took place Is may 194 with &or* then 400
delegates participating. A review to given of these lectures that are
assumed to be of Interest for the readers of Atonnays, onerelys. They are
fallowinge A. 1. Loypunakiy, future of fast r*awtorsj A. A. Vasillyeve
design of accelerator& for superbigh onergioe'l 1. to. Pomerazabuk,
snalytiolty, anitarity, and asymptotic behavior of strong Intersatioso at
high anoraless A. A. MISdals phenomenological theory for the meal-bady
probl*so To. D. Fiveyokly. Acceleration of sodium-*&orgy antiproteso Is
met ter, -Kogan, To. A. Ioallevoklyp theory of the iftabover offestj
V. 1. Ayssanov, theory of loalsation lose" in sombosogamoose medians
1. Ivanove A. Aa Rukhadso# b-f aeadmativill of emberitleal plasmal
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S/089/62/0 i 3/W6/0 191021
Nauchnays konferentaiya ... B102/BI86
B. V. Pletnev, F. M. Spovakov, A. M. Stolov, supply of synchrotron electro-
magnetni G. L. Saksaganakiyo V. YW. i@i_iseyei, flanged separ%ble heat-re-
aistant jui.ctions of Brest diameter; B. G. Klimov, A. S. Vayradyan.
V. F. Yevaeyev, I. B. Mikhqylov, 1. N. Afonskiy, B. N. Delov, Ye. 1, Mamo-
nov, S. I. Strelkov, Te. V. Sedykh, B. A. Shchukin, optical principles in
computer engineering technique; R. S. Nakhmanson, N. M, Roysing
M. 6. Mostovlyanakiy, Yuo A. Volkov, electronics; Ye. L. Sulimt transmitter
for electromagnetic flow-meter, V. M. Oveyankin, Vo M. Plushnikovf applica-
tion of varicondes for transforming doc. into a.co
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MONOSZONO N.A.; STOWV9 A...M,; GASRET,, M.A.; SPEVAKOVA F.M.;
TAVXO, A.Xb.; KORNAKOVI Te.Y.; KULAKOVt F.M.; IIADGORMf TOP&;
GORSHKOVAI TO.G.
Power supply system of the electromagnet of the 7 bevo proton
mcbrotron. Prib. i tekh. ekap. 7 no.4127-33 J1-4 #62*
(MDU 164)
1. Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut alaktraftsichaskoy
apparatury Gosud&rBtvennogo koaitata po Ispollsovantyu atommoy
energii SSSR. (Blectrcmgnate) (SynabrotrIDn)

MONOSZONJ N.A.1 STOLOV, A.M.1 SPATAKOVA, P.M.
Effect of the parasitic parameters of the electromagnet In
a proton aynchrotron on the asyrmtry of a magnetic field
and methods for Its coMmmation. Prib. I takh. ekspj)7 no-4:
168-171 Jl@Ag 162. (MIM 16:
1. 11auchno-iseledovatel'skiy institut elektrorisicheskor
apparatury Gosudarst"nnogo komiteta po Ispollsovanlyu atounoy
enorgii SSSR.
(Blectrwagnots) (synchrotron)

VIADIMIRSUTv M.; 10M, 10.0s; NIM,. AOL GOLIMS.. L.L.;
NONOSZON N.A,; AD munt S.M.; Tws@;, Te.l.; VASILITEV, A.A.;
TODO?Iliiovf F.A.; IMIKMW D 0 RM REV,, VA.; MALYSHEVv I.P.;
STOLDVq AX; S?RIILI"OYJ
The 7 bev. proton s"s%rvt*n. ?rib, i takhi ekep. 7 no.404
Jl,k 162 * milu 16 1 A.)
1. lutitut Uoretichwkey I ekqwrlmntallnoy fisiki %au-
darstyennogo kositets pa lopollsovaniyu atomnoy energii S=p
lauehae-lasledovatelOddy lustitut elAtrofisichaskoy apparatury
OweUrstlennogo kmitsta po lepolls6vanlyu atomoy onergil
SMM i FAdietekbnlc)wkly lmtltut Gosudaretvannogo kcsiteta
po ispollsaywdyu atoway anirgil SSSR.
(Sywhrotron)

BODOVIKOVI R.@.; 11M.-NEV, R.V,; SPFVAKOVA, F.M,i STOWi, A.M.
Prinolples of the construction of resona----@ systems of supply
of synchrotron electromagnets. ElenrofIx. app. no.^e?189-
19e, 164. (r@-qh 18'.))

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Itj,, G. K.; K=11', Yo 0.1 KUMOTA Aly tKy. it r. I
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Zhadanov, V. Mk Marston S. 0. &h1ryjyjj,-fAJ6-
TITLM 60-70 Gov Proton Synghrotrm-g
COUPM International Conference oft.High gnsrjy@ A"olemors. Dubse, I"I. Tt%*.
i
@F'Oacow,hoir zdat1964 197-201
I
JOPIC TAG5; high energy occal4rator, synchaotron
WSTRACTs A 60-70 Gov proton rfnehrotron with strong focusing Is being oonstrwtied
inot far from fierpukhov, as be* been reported earlier N.C. *Asseefth tastitute for
Electre-Phynical rjuipment, Lonintr&4." In Procs*41ags of the Int~M&tlorAl Confer- -
,once on 111rh Encra Accalorstors and Instrumentation (CM, 1219), p. 373). The -
iprosent report describes parameter changes and Improvownts In precision atrwtW%1
@ characteristics of the accolorator, and the present state of construction In &Ld- - -
@1963. The parameters of the magnet we presented in a table. A small cheage Is
!the original plans permitted an lamas* In the length of a part of the fr"I
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sections, tore of which are utilized for Input and exit of besms. The super-period
diai,@n B dm,,icribood. The lengthened sections were obtained as a consequen" of
zLort-@MnZ the focusing and defocuoing blocks Irl 112 c:*. The focusing properties
of tim trija(!tIc chann-il were dJ=InL3h-:d consequently. but very little; and the
Iiniting ez@crgy war lo-ened by 2-3 Cav. The construction of the magnet Is described
Each of tht3 ro&nntic blocks Is divide4 lengthwise into 5 oub-blocks which am
rny,iloind by the co.-.@on winding. These sub-blocks consist of lanWr two-811110sto
allicon at,7ol. -shore steel shoots wars st&*Ted out without subsequent lacbmical
workin;,, arA were aubject~4 to sorting and Intermixing In order to smooth cWt their
r.-ignctlc chdractorlatIcs. no sub-blocks are constricted by lst4r4l welded plates
without hdbosion, Provision was ra4t for winding* an the poles In order to tall at
for poln notilincarity and for variations in the drop reading. These windUgs volts
It poaalblo to Introduce artificial quadratic (square) nonlinsariq that @Mqts
th" (*,np-om1.;nco of the frequ4ney of transverse oscillations during a pdas. In
order to correct for straying of the residual field, provision has basis We f"
!Windlnga on the yoke in series with the main winding. The sub-blocks sust Ww"
calibration an a rapst stand In order to make sorrectIal systems sort preelse ad
to (Litomilne the moot convenient disposition-of the sub-blocks &I"# the riq, IM
winding of the elactrougnat to We Of alumitum bustars with hollow OMG M
cooling water. , The longth' of the bu4bar is to selected that tb4r* wftld be 00
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Volded joint$ Inzido the Voila- The winding coasists of 4 sectImst two of which
,are 4isp,.)ue4 on tho up;wr pole an4 two on the lower. The most Important diameter-
of the alectro-4gnot and power supply systes ore described in a table. Al"
ItItscribed are the vacuum cMrber and 4ce4erating field (obtained by 51 paired
,reaonatora with ferrite rinrs, which operate at the 30-th harmonle of revolution
fand f-.ive accelerating pottantl4l, of 3SO kilovolts). The ring tunnel and the general
@arrari$:,nrnt of the accelerator are shovn In figure* and described. The building
Ifor vie Injector and portio-ws of the ring tunnal from the Injector to the ex"ri-
imental room have benn corpleted In the main and we ready for Installation of
1equipir-ent. This rooo. In the fora of a slngle-alalq buLldIng without internal
rupports, permits one to work on be&= brought Into the inner and Outer sides. A
90-wter arch covers this room, whose overall length is ISO asters. P=vLaicas
have been mado for a second experimental room at the southwest part of the riage
Orig. haa 4 figurva, 2 tables.
AS50CIATI09i Itiatitute toorsticheskoy I eksperiventallwy H&M 0" ISCR
(Inntituto of Theorotilpal aqd Expe INAS& - I i
Isaledovatel'skiy Inatitut *1okirofitichaskay apparst%=7 1"M 0. V. Taframems
GKAE GGSR (Scientific Research Institute of Clectrotibyst"I AMMt1L8-0'-QM M
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(3) P4diatekhntchaskiy hatitutt AX SSSR (Radio.,t -n a fA,
Sclenc.)a SSSR). (%) GosuUrvtv*vmyy proyaktayy LrAtl
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AUTHORSs Gashovs M. A.j GuStov, 0. K.1 WykS"!j@q@ _X. K.j KOM&F,
Ye.-G.i Monos;qnA_Hj_h.j PopkQyIS". V.r
pqAMjk9vL B. 1@@s Rozhdestyenskly, a. V.s Rumy@@jtsev,_.#. AL.1 Sakeso
gansk4vA- G. L.1 9pqya4L0V4, A- J(-j fttslItAiny. V- 2"_
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TITLEs Main technical characteristics of the QTakamak- expori-
mental thermonuclear installation
SOURCEs Atomnaya energiya, v. 17, no. 4, 1964o 287-294
TOPIC TAGSs thermonuclear pinch, thermonuclear fusion, plasm& re-
search, plasma pinch/ Tokowak-3
ABSTRACTs The "Tokamak-36 to intended for the Investigation of a
toroidal quasi-stotionary discharge in the strong longitudinal sag-
,netic field. The toroidal discharge is produced In the vacuum chaw-
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ber by a vortical electric field, and Acts as an equivalent secondary
_:epinch is at III
turn of a pulse transformer. The produced_pjA!@@& Ab sod
with a longitudinal magnetic field of a toroidal solenoid, inside
wnich the vacuum chamber in located. The magnetic core of the pulse
transformer carries the primary vortical-field winding, the demag-
netization winding, and the winding for induction heating. The set-
up is fed from special power systems. The electromagnetic system,
the power supply. and the vacuum system are described In some detail.
The longitudinal field intensity reaches 40 kG. The vortical field
values are 250 and 50 V per "urn with pulse durations 10 and 50 mil-
liseconds, and with programming of the waveform such as to maintain
a constant current in the plasma pinch. The power supply delivers a
peak power of 77,000 W, maxima 7000 A. no-load voltage 11 W, and
stored energy 100 million Joules. The vortical field is fed from
four capacitor banks rated 1000 pF at 20 W, 11,000 a at 10 kV,
78,000 py at 5 kV# and 30,000 pF at 5 W. The capacitor-bank para-
meters can 'it varied over a wide rango. The vacuum In the lin&rAws
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not exceed 1-2 x 10- 7 Irms Jig-@during the interval between gas admLis-
sion, with the pressure in the outside chamber being 1-2 x lVG
mm Jig. Orig. art. hams 8 figures.
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'AUTHOR: Arkhangellskly, F. K.; Stolovj A. M.
IORG* none
!TITLE: Use of Impdct generators for producing pulsed ragnetic fields with high energy
capacity
ISOURCE: Moscow. [I.-iuchno-issledovatellskly Institut elektrofiticheskay apparstury.
itlektrofizicheskaya apparatura, no. 4, 1966, 165-168
JOPIC TAGS: pulsed magnetic field, strong magnetic field
!ABSTRACT: An evaluation Is made of the energy level delivered by a modern impact
;generator and a comparison is made of performance and economic data associated with
'this method and with the method of capacitive storage. The derived expressions for
;key paritmtera are applied to the evaluation of two specific Impact generators: a
I
iSoviet ma3s produced three-phase impact generator with a cylindrical rotor as well as
@a Special impact generator with eight poles developed by Siemens. The Soviet generato
;has a peA power of 2500 Mw with a model power of 125-150 Mw while the Siemens genera-
j
:tor has a model power of 300 Mw. The analysis shows that In the whine version the
@vAlue of the stored energy which can he achieved in practice Is less than that achieve
'with capacitive storage. rrom the standpoint of useful life, the capacitive storage
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STUM, Docent L. 1.
Mbr., Kazan' Aviation Inat., -clq48-cj95O-. Cand. Technical Sci, vAction of Transition
Electromagnetic Processos on the Starting Dynanics of a Shcrt-Ciroutted Sngine,2 Zlek-
trichostvo, No. 6, 1948; "Starting Short-Circulto-I Asynchronous Hotors With Retho,%d
Voltage," Prom. Energet.. Ile. )e 1948; "CcneartUrg Yu. L. Muktosoyev's Article 'An Outmoded
Standard Retards the Developrtent 7f the Couhtry'3 Pwar Econovq,14 Zlektrichestyo, No. 60
1949; "ProJected Standard of Nor.Wial Voltages for Stationar-.r Electrio Networks#" ibide#
No. 8, 1950.

STOWT, L. 1.
Tnaslent mounts at 41rect-on starting of asraohrocous motors. Ttuo
XAI 22:31-35 '49. (Bloctric motors, raduction) (NM IOW

Docel t ?A 167T34
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USSR/Zlectricity - Standards,, Voltage Aug 50
?over Networks
"Projected Standard of Nominal Voltages for Sta-
tionary Blectric Networks," Docent L. 1. Stolov,
Cand Tech Sci, Kazan, M. A. Kogan, EnU, Karaganda
Mine Planning Trust
"Blektrichestvo" No 8, pp 85-86
Continues discussions in "Blektrichestvo" So 1, 4,
5, 6, 7, 1950. Criticizes projected standards and
suggests improvements.
PTO

STOLOV, L.I.
;'@- ,
Effect of the rel%tionship of time and dyrAmic moment on the
starting power of d.e. eigines. Trudy X&I 25-111-115 151.
(XIAA 10:7)
(Electric motors, Direct current)

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Electric Enjneerin- - Stirtr aal Teachin-P
4. Ip
7. Some prolbl,.,,is of rzethodcJoTy la teachln& a co@!rse on electric mchlner7.
7-1,)tric"Ii-@stvo no. 11, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Februag 1953. Unclassified.

Elaotrical Engineering Abstracts
May 1954
Machines.
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T,J1fi;YA;V, B.M., professor, doktor tekhnichnskikh rquk; GIXIS, A.F.,
dotsent, kandidat takhnicheskikh nauk; MXZHLUMOV. A.i.., dotsent.
kandidat takhnicheakikh nauk (Baku); STOLOT L 1, doteent,
kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk A.'A., Inzhener
(Kronshtadt); RAXHIMOV. G.R., dotsent, kandidat takhnichaskikh
nauk; KONSTANTINOV, V.I., inshener (Moscow): NZTKAN, L.R.;
ZAYTSF.V. I.A., dotsent, kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk: UMOYI, A.G..
dotsent, kandidat takhnichaskikh nauk.
Terminology of theoretical electrical engineering. Xloktrichestvo
no.2:74-82 F 154. (KIRA 7:2)
1. Vaesoyusnyy taochnyy energetichaskiy institut (for Tareyev).
2. Rostovskiy institut inzhenerov sholesnodoroihnogo transport&
(for GIkis). 3. Sradneastatskiy politakhnicheskiy Institut (for
Rakhimov). 4. Chlon-korrespondent Akadesil nauk SSSR (for Neyman).
5. Laningradskiy politakhnichaskiy institut Is. Kalinim (for
Neyman, Zaytsev, Lurlye). (Ilectric engineering--Terminology)

STOLOV, L
% :&MO
Selecting electric drives with high electromiechanical tim constants,
Trudy W 28:135-140, 154. (Inoctric driving) (MM IOW

STOLOV, L.I., kand.takhn.nauk, dots.; LAL1117KIN. G.I.. kand.takhn.nauk.
i
Testing micromachines by means of an auxiliary motor* Blectrichostvo
no.1:68-70 Ja 158. (MIRA 11:2)
l.Xnx&nsk1y aviatste7nmy institute
(Zlo,ztric motors-Testing)

@@U'V/ 1414 - 5-8-9 -6/ 18
AUTHOR! Stolov.. L.I., Ca.@ra Tech,_Sc.,__ Docent head of the Chair
11 Vj T" a ineei@n., and Macihirv r7
OT c 0@ aidcal Charact
TITa t77S11,1 erisfics of
- dn h e ar)e
Sma 11 Asyno hrunoiis Motors (0 for"e @4ekhanicheskoy
kharakterit,tiki a@;inkhronnoi@_,- dvifatelya maloy
moshchnosti)
PERIODICAL., Izvestlya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Za*,redeniy,. Elektromekhanika,
1958., lir 9, pp 36-44 (USS.11)
A15STRACT- Asynchronous motor.- with ratin6,,; up to a few waLts
which have sy=,etr�c,.,1 *xrindin,@- are fed fron a
,0
sy,ruaetrical syste.a of voitages are extensively used
in instruments and control circuits. Usually,in
investiSatine, the mechanical characterlstics of
asynchronous motors either the "imodulus of the complex
coefficient" A (representing the ratio of the input
voltage of the equivalent circuit to th,@ volta@,e of the
transverse limb of this circuit; in the case of ideal
no-load running) is taken into consideration or it is
assumed that this coefficient equals the real value of
unity. However, in very small asynchronous motors the
relative values of the pure resistances and, to a large
Card 1/1@ extent, the relative values of the inductances of the

AW/111" - 58-9-6/18
.1
Un the Shape of thf,, Mechanical Charac te-ri.,; tics of very Small
Asynchronous MoLors
stator circuit are large compared to the corresponding
values of larger asynchronous motors. Therefore, the
(net;ative) argument of the coefricient A reaches in
such small motors 30 to 400, the -modulus 2.0 to 2.5 and
the current formulae used for calculating the mechanical
characteristics of larger asynchronous motors are
inapplicable for very mall motors. by using the
equations of a passive 4-pole
U A62 + Bi2
11 CU2 +DI 21
it is possible to obtain more general and simple
formulae which :-Ire, suitable also for investigatin6 the
performance of very small asynchronous motors. The
T-shaped equivalent circuit for the given case is shown
in Fig 1. Un the basis of the here quoted equations of
the passive 4-pole, formulae are derived for calculating
Card 2/4 the characteristics of very small motors. A comparison

144 - 56 - c' - e-/ 18
On the Shape of the I'lechanical Characteriz-.ics u-r verr-y
Asynchronous Motors A y szall
of the eleCtromagnetic @nument vs, slip curve,', calculated
according to the here de5ived equation:
0.971n, 1U1 r2s
M (4)
n Ar.,,, * Br,
(curve 1) with that detemined experimentally (curve
and that calculated aceord4rg to the currently used
formula (curve 2) is made in Fi6 3. p 42, In the above
quoted formula -
it is the electruma6rwtic Laomerit, k6m;
M, - nwaber of phases of the statorl
n - rotation speed of th,;-- ma.,,netic field;
r2 - rotor resistance;
s - slip;
U1 - input voltage;
Card 3/4 A and B are complex coefficients,

un rile Shape of the :Aecohanical Characterlotics of very Small
Asynckronous Motors
A formula is also derived
r) 40. The here described
Llso be extended to L,;jall
variable para@.,,ieters; this
separate paper.
There are 3 figures and 1
for tht-m- critical slip, Eq (5),
Laethcd of investi6ation car.
asynchrunou3 motors with
will be the Vubject of a
Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATION: Kafedra elektrotekhniki i elektricheskikh mashin
Kazansk-,,-c -tviatsionj..-Z-- instituta (Chair for Electrical
Zngineerine, arA. Electrical Machinery, Kazan* Aviation
Institute)
SUBMITTED: July 29, 1953
Card 4/4

8(5)
AUTHORs S@g1ov,_j,_j,,_.j7ocent, Candidate of SOY/105-59-1-15/29
Technical Sciences
TITLEs Current-3lip-Dependence of an Induction Motor of Small Power
(Zavisimost' toka aoinkhronnogo 4vigattlya, maloy moshchnosti
ot skollzhenlya)
PERIODICALt Elektrichestvo, 195), Ir 1, pp, 61-63 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs This investigation concerns the dependence of the stator
current 11 on the slip a for induction motors with a power
of under 1 watt up to a power of a few watts. The motors are
fed by a symmetrical voltage system. The static operation
method is investigated. The coilings of the stator and rotor
of micromotors investigated here cannot meet the conditions
of similitude but they are symmetrical. The rotor may be
short-circuited or hollow. The equivalent circuit diagram
of the micromotor is a four-pole consisting of effective and
inductive resistances and feeding the effective resistance.
In these micromotors, the relative effective resistances of
the stator circuit and those of the rotor are normally great
Card 112 as compared with the corresponding relative resistances of

Current-Slip-Dependence of an Induction Motor SOV/105-59-1-15/29
of Small Power
normal induction machines. It is shown that in the induction
micromotor examined here the modulus of the stator current
11 decreases in a wide range of the slip 9 according to the
formula (2) derived here, at an increase of the slip above
zero. The parameters of the four-pole are assumed to be con-
stant. If relation (5) is maintainedv the power flow direc-
tion through the machine remains the same for a "generator"
braking at any negative value of a as for the operation as
a motor. These circumstances should be considered in the
investigation of heat processes in the induction micromotor.
The diagram with the curves marking the law of change of the
stator-current modulus by the slip is given as an example. A
second diagram shows the calculated and the experimental
curve Ill. . f(s) for a short-circuited induction three-phase
micromotor of an automatic device. I is the current in ideal
idling at a a 0. Both curves diverge only slightly. There are
3 figures.
SUBMITTEDs July 26, 1958
Card 212

')TCLCV, 1. 1.
33124
0 Perakhodnykh Momentakh Pri Keposredstvemom Puske Asinkhronivogo DvIgatelya. Trudy
Kazansk. Avlats. In-ta, XX11, 19499 c. 31-35
SO: Letopial Zhurnallnydh Statey, Vol. 45, Moskva, 1949

STOLOV, Loy lxraUqj"h, dots., kpnd.t"khn.rutuk
- - - M
Shape of mechanical characteristics of sm'.1 Induction Motorse lzvv
vys.uchnh.zav.; elok-tromekb. I no.9:38-W@ 1 58. (MRA 12il)
1. Zrivaduymshchiy Vitfedrojr slektroteKaiki i olektrichaskikh mashin
Kazanskogn nviatelonnogo Instituta,
(Blectric motors, Ind-action)

SOV/144-59-1-6/21
AUTHOR: Stolov, L.I., Cand.Tech.Scl, Docent, In charge of the
-Cha1T-----
TITLE: The Mechanical Characteristics of a Two-phase Induction
Motor with Asymmetrical Stator Circuit
PERIODICALs Izvestlya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedenly.
Elektromakhanika, .1915), Nr 1, pP 35-41 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The stator circuit of a small two-phase Induction motor
with squirrel cage or hollow rotor may be asymmetrical
either because the actual stator winding is asymmetrical
or because a capacitor is connected in one phase of the
stator winding. The present article shows a simplified
way to construct the mechanical characteristics of a
motor with an asymmetrl,@al stator, The method is to treat
the machine as a symmetrical motor supplied by a system of
Voltages such that the currents in the two phases are the
same as In the original motor, The equivalent circults of
the two phases of the asymmetrical Indu-.tion motor are
g1ven In Fig 1. The actual motor with asymmetrical stator
windlng Is then assumed to be replaced by a symmetrical
Card motor with the same Impedances in the equivalent clrcuit
1/3 of each phase but with 3upply vc,ltages that fulfil the
L1_/

SoVA44 .,,*g .1-6/21
The Mechanical Characteristics of a Two-phase Induction Motor vith
Asymmetrical Stator Circuit
conditions of Eq (2). Equations are then derived for the
phase voltages and the asymmetry factors. A graphical
method of determining the asymmetry fa(-tors for the
equivalent circuits of the two phases is explained with
reference to Fig 2. Having found from expression (3a)
the modulae of the positive and negative phase-sequence
supply voltages, and substituted them in the expression
for the electro magnetic torque of the symmetrical motort
the resultant torque is found from expression (5),
together with expression (6a). A typical example is then
given of the construction of the mechanical characteristics
of a small 400 c/s hollow-rotor -apacitor motort and the
torque/slip curves obtained are plotted in Fig 3. The
calculated value of the starting torque was 2.9 g.cm and
the experimental value was 2,5 g.@m, An appendix gives
Card the derivation of Eqs (3), (4) and (4a).
2/3 There are 3 figures and I Soviet reference, tl@

SOV/144-59.1-6/21
The Mechanical Characteristics of a Two.-phase Induction Motor with
Asymmetrical Stator Circuit
ASSOCIATIONs Kafedra elektrotekhni.ki I elektricheskikh mashin,
Kazansk.Iy aviatsionnyy Anstitut
Card 3/3 (Chair of Electro-tecKnology and Elect.rical E@achines,
Kazan'Aviation Institute)
SUBMITTED: December 26, 1958

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STOLVIV nd.tekhn.nai*
Relationship between the current and slip In evall. itAuction
motors. Slaktrichostvo no,l:6l-,0 '& '59. (YTR& 1215)
(Blectric motors, Induction) 6

9(6) 3/146'/59/002/06/007/016
D002/DO06
AUTHOR Jtol-ov, Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent
""ITLE.,
Some Characteristics of an Asynchronous.14i.-cromotorq-A
and the Determination of the Parameters of its Eqlli-
valent Circuit
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Priborotroy-
eniye, 1959, Nr 6, pp 49-53 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: This is a general discussion of the characteristics
of a micromotor and the i.roblem of determining the
parameters of its equivalent circuit. Equations for
velocity and mechanical characteristics of micro-
motors with a noc-symmetrical stator circuit are
derived, and it is concluded that the method des-
cribed can also be used for motors with as mmetric
circ.uits. The article was recommended by Ne Orgkomi-
tet mezhvuzovskoy nauchno-tekhnicheskoy konferentsii
.2-ird 112

S/146/59./002/06/007/016
D002/DO06
Some Characteristics of an Asynchronous Micromotor and the Deter-
mination of the Parameters of Its Equivalent Circuit
po elektroizmeritellnym priboram i teklinicheakim
sredstvam avtomatiki. (Orgkomitet of the lntervuz
Scientific-Technical Conference on Electro-
-Measuring Devices and Technical Automation Means).
rhere are 2 graphs and 4 Soviet references.
ASSCCIATION: KazanskLy aviat'slonnyy institut (Kazan' Aviation
UBMITTED: February 13, 195
.9
ard 212

BOV/105-59-10-9/25

L. T.- Candidate of :-hrii,,ai ,ciences, Docent
(Kazan#)
771
f @,nnical r, n.-,cei r- Thre i@-,-ha_
-. - - i :; , ,c Induction Motor

P_-111C:)1CAL: Ele%tricki,@..tvo, 1M, 10, PP 47-50 (JSZR)
A.',-'.'.ACT: -'ha author inventigatev here the mechanical characteristics of
low-powar threa-phase Induction motors with short-circuited rotor
aj,@' asymnetrical stator circuit. The motors are fed by a
symmetrical s
stem of three-phase mains voltat;es (lineynoye
napryazheniye . The stator windings of the investigated motors
@
ar@, jy=--_,trical. The asymmetry of t-he stator circuit isq howevorp
a result of an additional resistance in the b-phase or two
additional resistances in the a- and c-phase. These two cases are
invonti6ated here, and the formulas for calculating the resulting
torque are deduced. This is exemplified in figure 3 by the
mechanical characteristics V - f(S) for a short-circuited three-
phase induction motor of 6-5 w as calculated by the above mqthod
or according to the formulae deduced here* a - slip. Herefrom it
follows that the curven obtained by calculation or experiment are
nearly coincident. There are 3 figures.
SU3MIT.:L1ZD: Juno 5, 1959
Card 1/1

AUMOR: Stolov, L.I., Docent SOV114 4
TITLE: Discussion ollTtjo CalcitIntioit o..' tile Mechanical Character-
istics of Miniature Induction Motor:jl (LIe%tromeldianika,
1959, Nr 7)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Yy9shikh tichebityidi @-.avcdcniy, Elektroricidiatlika,
1959, Nr 10, P,-,) 157 - 159 0-j:;S10
At;STHACT: This is a contributifiiii to tile discussion on an article by
Nesgovorova and Kansik, published in Elektromakhanika, 1959,
Nr 7. In their article, these authors had made some
critical comments about a prcvious article by Stolov, who
j:iaintainr, his provious position -ind rpoizitz; out certain
misconceptions of Heagovorova and Kaasik.
There arc I figure and 1 Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATION: Kazansltiy aviatsionnyy institut. (Knzah'Aviation
Institute)
SUBMI7f ED: Septc:-.ibor 20, 1959
Card 1/1

0 (5) S/105 60/000/b2/012/024
AUTHOR; Sto@kovj L. I., Docent, Candidate of BG07xOO6
_T_ft_NffTexr_5_0re_Woes (Xazano)
TITLE; Induction MIcromotor With Hollow Rotor at Anomalous Frequency
;r%
PERIODICAL: Elektrioliestvol 1960, Nr 21 pp 61 - 63 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The characteristics for the selection of the food voltage 0
according to the frequency f at invariable electromagnetic
starting moment X for induction micromotors with a hollow non-
magnetic rotor are investigated here. These motors show rela-
tively great effective resistances In stator and rotor and very
small inductive resistances of the rotor deviation* It Is as
;
aumed first that the stator circuits of the motor are symmet
,
al and the motor Is fed by a symmetrical voltage system. The
stator circuits of a two-phase induction m1cromotor with a
hollow nonmagnetic rotor are however usually *symmotricalo In
the case under review the character of the dependence of the
control voltage and mains voltage on the frequency is Influ-
enced by the asymmetry of the stator winding of the motor, the
asymmetry of the systea of feed voltages and the necessity of
Card 1/2 having to alter the condenser capacitance according to the

Induction Micromotor With Hollow Rotor at 5/105/60/000/02/012/024
Anomalous Frequency B0070006
SUMUTTED:
There are 3 figures and I Soviet reference.
frequency. It is shown here that contrary to standard induction
motors which operate at variable frequency, the function 17(f)
does not proceed monotonously in the motors investigated herej
the voltage U increases at a strong reduction of f (Fig 3).
0/
September 0, 1959
Card 212

s/A4/6o/ouo/O3/O10/O17
E194/E453
AUTHOR: Sjolov, L.I.j Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent,
Head of the ?@-hair for Electrical Engineering and
Electrical Machinery
TITLE: The Dynamics of Transient Processes in a Low-kower
&1ectric Drive 4@\
PERIODICALi Izvestiya vy9shikh uchebnykh zavedeniy. Elektromekhanika,
196o, Nr 3, pp 80-84 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The dynamics of transient processes in electric drives
with variable moment of inertia has been investigated
previously though without allowing for friction in the
reduction gear, which is Important in low-power drives.
In the present article the referred moment of Inertia
and the referred static torque are assumed variable and
the drive is assumed to contain a reduction gear of
appreciable friction. The mass of the driven mechanism
is assumed to be concentrated and the friction torque
in the reduction gear between the motor and driven
mechanism is assumed to be a linear function of' the
output torque of the reduction gear. Systems ot this
Card 1/3 type may be divided into three classes, depending an

S/.144/bO/000/03/010/017
E194/E455
The Dynamics of Transient Processes in a Low-Powor Electric Drive
the nature of the load namely% systems in which the
driven mechanism is of constant moment of inertia but
the transmission ratio is variablei systems in which
the driven mechanism Is of variable radius of inertiaj
nisd nystems In which the mass oij the xhaft of the
driven mechanisms is variable. These t1iree case% nre
considered in turn and formulae nre derive-1 for the
motor torque, allowing for friction in the reduction
genr and the dynamic torque due to tho m(?ment of inertia
of the motor rotor, The following equations are
derivodr for the first case, Eq (4), for the
case, Eq (7); and for the third case, Eq (9).
The dytinmic equations may be integrated by the usual
mothod of finite increments; the procedure is brtefly
explained, A numerical example of calculations on a
drive of' the type described in then gt%prl. An appendix
given tfie derivation of two formulno- issed fit tit" main
CArd 2/3 article. There are 5 Soviet ro@ferenr-es,

5/144/60/000/03/010/017
E194/E455
The Dynamics of Transient Processes in a Low-Power Electric Drive
ASSOCIATIONiKazanakiy aviatsionnyy institut
(Kazan Aviation institute)
SUBMITTEDi Janual-Y 3* 1959
Card 3/3

Mechanical and Speed Characteristics S110516010001081101023
of D.C. Micromotore B012/8058
section, that is, for the general case where these characteristics are
independent of the type of motor excitation. The relations shown in Figs.
1 and 2 are built up on the basis of these formulas. The speed- and
mechanical characteristics for micromotors with various types of ex-
citation are then built up with the aid of these formulas. It is neces-
sary to take the nominal speed nn of the motor instead of the speed nol'
as well as Ia and Ma (a a start) instead of Ial and Mai* The setup of the
characteristics of a micromotor with external excitation Is shown next
(Fig. 3), The characteristics of the micromotors with permanent magneto
are also built up in a similar way. The setup of characteristics of a
micromotor with series excitation is dealt with finally. The diagram
with the mechanical and speed characteristic of a two-pole micromator
with external excitation is given as an example in Fig. 4. There are 4
figures and 3 Soviet references,
A'SSO,;IATION: Kazanskiy aviatsionnyy institut (Kazan* Aviation Institute)
SUBMITTED: November 9. 1959 Vf__
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Determination of the equivalent S/196/62/000/004/015/023
E194/EI55
angles of whI,:,h is the angle of phase d0siplacement between
the stator current I and the voltage Ul on load (usually at
short circuit), and at an angle of V 00 which is the phase
displacement angle between the stator current I and the voltage
U10 with synchronous no-load conditions. Perpendicul^rs are
dropped to the ordinate axis from the ends of the vectors Ul/I
and VIO/I. To the end of the perpendicular dropped from the end
of the vector Ul/I is added a sertion numert.:ally equal lo the
stator ohmit resistance rl. A straight line in drawn from tht
origin at an angle arctan n
M
"o the ordinate axis to determine the leakage rea,-tance uf the
mtator winding xl from the vector diagram. Then the res:tante
(-f' the quadrattare branch of the equtvatent Arr-utt.
El
2, Cos S
and fhe ohmic resistance of the rotor '2 are founI,
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Determination of the equivalent s/196/62/000/004/015/023
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wherej E in the voltage on the quadrature branch of the
equivalent circuit; S Is the slip; n and w are seSments of
straight lines determined from the vector diagram. An example
Is given of a calculation of the parameters of a two-phase
400-cycle capacitor motor with hollow non-magnetic rotor.
The difference between calculated values and test results does
not exceed 161e. 2 literature references
@Abstractor's notel Complete translation.]
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AUTHOR! Stolov, L.I., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent
TITLE. The influence of asymmetr-j of stator phase resistance
of a miniature induction motor on its characteristics
PERIODICAL: Elektrichestvo, no.12, 1961, 76-80
TEXT. Two- and three-phase miniature motors often operate under
asymmetrical conditions. and a motor with asymmetrical phase
resistance oan be represented by a symmetrical motor with
asymmetrical supply; however, a motor with asymmetry of stator
phase location cannot be treated in this way if the stator currents
are left unchanged. A three-phase star-connected miniature motor
;e first considered in which one phase contains additional
resl5tance and the following expressions are derived for the phase
@a (I + NI)il;
Ib a(a + NI)II; (4)
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The influence of
UO
I
U
Ob
U(.
2n
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(I NU)U
+ NU)UI;
8(1 + aNU)Ul-
where a -. Pei U*l - positive phase sequence current and
phase voltagq
12 2. ". corresponding negative phase sequen,@e values;
NI 12111 - dpgree of current asymmetry:
NU the corresponding voltage asymmetry on the positive and
negative phase sequence impedances.
The method is easily extended to three-phase motors with
additional resistan,.,e in two phases and to two-phaso motors,
The influence of asymmetry on starting torque is thon -onsidered
and the Afollowing expreosions are obtalned@
q @@k2 _ 1@
(2k + 1)
I/
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Tho influew@- of asymmetry
k - 1)9
2 @ q 2 7k- -+I
S/105/61/000/012/006/006
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where It the positive phase sequence torque, 02 -- the negative
phase Se6-nce torque, k - an asymmetry factor.
On the basis of the above equations, characteristic curves may be
drawn and from examination of them the following conclusions are
drawn: the reduction in the magnitude of the positive phase
sequave torque that results from asymmetry has a much greate-r
effert on the resultant starting torque than has the setting up of
a negative phase sequence torque; and even with a considerablt
asymmetry factor, the asymmetry of currents and voltages is tot
grr-at. It is also concluded that if an inductance is connected
In one stator phase of a miniature motor, the speed in the working
range of slip is lower and the mechanical characteristics are
bAtter than when the inductance is distributed uniformly betwoi@r-
the three phases, It is accordingly recommended to use a
satulat-ing :hoke in one phase only of the stator circuit of sma"".1.
indur.tion motors for speed control. There are 6 figures and
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The Influence of asymmetry ..-
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ASSOCIATION Kazanskiy aviatsiornyy
(Kazan Av,.ation 'Lnotitute)
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@;TOLQV, L.I., karvi.t"khn.azuk, (Kazan !
P--vblo:a corwerning tho determination of the equimlent parameters
of a small asynchronous motor, ElektricheatYo no.5:67--89 My 162.
(MIRA 1515)
(Electric motors$ Induction)
(Equivalent eiraults)

STOLOV, L.I., Ootz(.rt (raz&%3 )
Calculation of transient processes of a 3nAll a3-..-rc1.rcnous
motor. L'loktrici-ostvo no.8:76-81 Ag 162. ORMA 15:7)
(Bloctric motors, Induction)

@.!TAIZA:" Stefan LUM;@OXV, Mu.0 Irof., rotvon,-.,@nt;
OTOLOVj Lels r@ots., rot,'onf-rit; ATAUMV, G.I., red.;
'.1 -
dots., red.; FAIDKIN, L.M.,, tekhn. red.
[Thoorotical principles of electrical enginooring in three
jarts) Tooreticheskio oanovy elektrotekhniki (v trokh
C"motlakh). Yozkva, Gosenergoizdat. Pt.3. [Electromagnetic
riold) Elaktrovqgiltnoe pole. 1963. 110 P.
(YT.A 16:12)
(ElectrIc enrinoering) (El,ic tromhi7v.- tic flelds)

STOLOV, L.I.,,kand.takhn.nauk, dotoont
Thermal design of electrical ciro#uits with variable resistance.
Izve vya* ucheb, zav*; energ. 6 no.4:22-28 Ap 163. (KIRA 16SO
1. Kazanskiy aviatsionnyy institut. Predstaylena kafedroy
elektrotekhniki i elektr1cheskikh mashine
(Electric motors) (Electric networks)

4,
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ACCESSION NR: AT4047558 8/2529/63/000/076/0003/0014
AUMIOR
TITLE: The dynamic mechanical characceristics of a low-power asynchronous motor
SOURCE: Kazan. AvIatnIonny*y institut. Trt**, no. 75, 1963. AvIabdontrj*ye
pribory* I avtomaty* (Aaronautioal inat%-uments and automatic, equipment), 3-14
TOPIC TAGS: asynchronoua motor, low po!nr motor, Kirchhoff law, Ifaimboltz Thevenin-1
theorem, braking moment
ABSTRACT: no author notes that In the investigation of the electromechanical tranSI40at
modem of an asynchronous machine, three differential equations must be Jointly considero4
Two 4 "me represent Kirchhoff's law for transient processes In 0*3 stator and rotor
circuits, while the third is the equation for the dynamics of the drivo. it is hidicated Otat lf
an equa#Jon system of this type, with variable atigular velocity in tho rotAtUon of the rotor
w, can be solved by the method of consecutive intervals (with the continuous changes re- 14
placed by step-wise changes and assuming that In each Umo Interval W, ccust. and the
Initial conditiorLe are non-zero). but that this technique ontalls cumbersome computatioas.
Another approach to presented in this article. Kirchhoff's law for the utator circmit is
represented in the lAplaoe form. The rotor circuit to raplaood by an immobile circuit,
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moving from the natural coordinate axes of the rotor to the .4tator axes. Stator and rotor
windings, as -well as the feed voltage system, are considered balanced, and no allowance
is mado for tipper harmonico. The author notes that In low-power motors the relative
values of the active rool8fancos of Ujo sLator circuit, and occasionally of the rotor circuit,
,are extremely large. In comparison, tho corresponding twattering InducLances are smill
and the rapidly attenuating free current components disappear in the courso of negligibly
small time intervals. For this reason, in his construction of tile dynatnic, mechanical
characteristics of the low-power motor, the author investigates the character of the fading
of the free currents and flows by means of a transient mode d1i5phicement Arrangement,
urith the scattering inductances disregarded. The Helmholtz -Thevenin theorem is used.
The displacement theorem employed was borro%ved from the work of Yo. Ya. Kazoveldy
(Ns-kotory*yo voprosy* porckhodny*kh protsessuv v mashi-nakh peremennogo toka. GEI,
1953). no author develops the static, dynamic and mechanical cha racto ri sues of a low-
power asynchronous engine, as %-ell as tivo, Initial braking mot iont as a f-enction of the
rotational velocity of the rotor, and presents these parameters in graph form. An example
is given in the article and a technique is briefly outlined whereby the resultant character-
istics can be further refined. Orig. art. has: 6 figures and 16 formulae.
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ACACESSION PH: AP5005792 3/01144/614/000/309/1082/.1087
AM, OR: Stoloy, L, I
TITLE.- rMculation -OrM characteristics of a tvo-phane &sync iryrKous inicrowto
-.1th asyn tric distribution of the pbaaes of the stator vinding
rkURCE: IVUZ. Elektromekh&nika, no. 9, 1904; 1062-1087
TUPIC TAGS: electric motor,minialmrp electric equilmnt, electric rotatir4
eq,tilpmnt paxt
Abstract: In general, the discussion of the motion of a two-phase asynchronous-
micromotor with an asymmetric stator circuit may be carried out by resolving.
!the pulsating mmE of each phase into rotating mmf's. often, the above
mentioned asymmetry of the stator circuit causes a apacially asyrmatric
distribution of the phases of the stator winding, The author shows that the
spatial asymmetry of the phases may be reduced to an aaym=etry of the resis-
tances of the stator circuit phases and presents an appropriate method for
the calculation of the micromotor characteristics using the conventional
asymme-try coefficients of the equivalent circuit resistaneas.
0
r g.
@ I art. has: 2 figures, 7 formulas, I graph.
AS,90d'IATION; none
SUBMTTED: OlFeb64 ENCL: 00 UM M: ER
NO IM' SOV: 003 OTM : Ow JPRS
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AI'AbKKOV, V.1u., i *t)!'., ret"ut"w1A.;
STOW% , L. I.,, (.4o 11:. , retsenzent; ALTA, I.V. , red.
(Theoretical principle3 of electrical engineering !m three
parts] Toorotichaskie ocnovy elektrotekhniki v trekh cha-
stiakh. Po3kvn, Izd-vo "Energiia." Pt.l. [Linear electrica-
networks] Llneinye elektrlcheBkie tsepi. 2. izd., perer. i
duj@@. 1964. 310 P, WIRA 17s6)

STCAL.V, L.141., kand. t-ok"In. muk, dotsent
Pulsations In flux linkage, speed or Its rotationg and
to.rqua in asynchronous micrmotors. Elektricheatvo no.11:
30-32 N 165. (14 BA 18: 11 )
1. Fazanakly aviatsionnyy institut.

M
ANDREYEV, V.Ye., inzh.; MITROFANIN, B.H., lnzh.; STOLM 'I.A., inzh.;
RYNOV, N.M.,, inzh.; KHZMTAN, D.M., kand. tek@. nauk
Burning of nattiral gas in thin jets In boilers with impact
mills. Teploenergetika 10 no.11:28-32 N 163. (HIRA 1711)
1. Upravlaniya energeticheskoy prcoVehlennosti Soveta, narod-
nogo khozyaystva BSSR i Moskovskiy snergeticheskly Institut.

nzh
@@'j'ojmvrl' M.A.,
,)In c;tttbjjjty end rfficlency ill IArldfIR Ill F
Increase in
Flok, oTA. 34 0 li,3- Om I RA 16,1

ANDAYU, V.Ye., inzv.; MIT!WFLNOV, L;.M., inzh.; RYKOV, N.M., In--h..- @7@LIJV,
!I,A,, inzh.; KHZ.4ALIAN, D,M., karki, tekhns nauk
Joint kniming of milled peat anct nntural gas An thin jets In boilers
with hfunmer mi'lla. E3ek, sts. 35 no,9:17--22 3 164,
(MIRA 18d)

-I -r -_ - '-p - i
_-, I t, , .,I
HOUSTEEK, J.. prof* Dr; HLUSKOVA. Zdanka, Dr; STOLOYA, 0., Dr;
Wellnerova, M. . - 1. .1-
Pneumonia in th,) Prague region during 1952 and during the first
half of 1953. Pediat. listy, Praha 9 no.4:202-204 June-Aug 54.
(PNMONIA, In infant and child,
in Czech.)

STOLOVA, 0., MUDr., kr4LJ&kA detska lakarka M - MZ Praha; WIMMITA, N.
""-'MJbr& detska sestra M - UZZ Praha
C&ueas of lnf&nt mortality to the Pr&M region during 1952 and 1953.
Pedtat. 11sty, Prah& 9 no.6049-352 Doe 54.
(IMPANT
mortale statist, & "uses In Czech.)
(VITAL STATISTICS
Inf. mortal. in Cssah.)

STOLOVA, Olra. WMT, jprl@,dn. 71. c4b. mintat. x1ravoln.
none
Aix& of Czechoslovak pedimrics In 1955. Caskepedlat. 10 no.lt
1-3 Feb 55*
(FIDIATRICS
In Czech., also)

KUBAT. Doc.. Dr.-. STOIDTA. Dr.
-'. @i @
?on years of Czechoslovak pediatrics. Cook. pediat. 10 no.3:
128-131 June 55.
(PIDIATRICS, history
In Czech.)

STMMA. Olga, Mr.
. Results of child volfart miativitles In 1955 and tainks is 1956.
Cook. podist. 11 40-9-3:82409 mar 56.
1. Tedowi o4borit ZD alsistorstva sdravotaletwi.
(CHIJ& VWA=
In Cafth.)

HOUSTXX, J., prof. dr.; RMUMMA, D., dr.; STOLOFA, 0.. dr.; WXLKOMA. M.
Child mortality at the age of one to three In the Prague district
In 1953. Cask.podiat. 11 no.2-3:106-109 Mar 56.
(VITAL STATISTIC$
child mortal In Czech., PrMue district)

STILOVA, 0.; MAT, K.. Doc.
Analysis of current status of chili care to Czechoslovakia
and Its main task@ In 1957. Cook. pediat. 12 nc.1:1-12 Jan 57.
1. Prednosta odboru zono a dite. (for Stolova). Hlaval odboralk
pro peci o dits. (for lubat). Kinisterstvo idravotnictyl, Praha.
(CHILD Wj9L1rAR1
in Czech. (Cs))

STIOWVA, 0., Dr.. MART111AKOVA, A.
Analysis of school health service In 1955-1956 and its task@ in 1957.
Cmsk. pediat. 12 no.1:75-79 Jan 57.
1. Hinisterstyo sdravotnietvi, odbor pace o senu a dits, Pruha.
(SCHOOLS
nod. an" . In Czech. (Cs))

STOIOVA, OIxR; KWAT. Kamil
Unified hospital in pediatrics. Cook@ pediat. 12 no,9000-804 5 Sept
57.
1. Ministerstvo sdravotnict. Pftha, odbor Som-dito.
(HOSPITAIS
pediatric (Cs))

STOLOVA, Olga, HUDr.
----"@@Problems of pediatrics in Russia. Cesk. pedlat. 12 noolls1040-1045
5 Nov 57.
1. Vedoual odbom min. z&avotnictyl, Proba.
(PIDIATRICS
in Russia, problems (Cs))

STOLOIIA, Olga
- ,Various pediatric probloms in lWasia. Cook. pedl&t. 12 no.12sllll-UI7
5 Doe 37.-
1, Vedouci odboru min. zdravotnictvi, Praha,
(P3DIATRIM
in Iblas in (Gz))

ST01OVA Olga,,,,KUDr.
School health service an4 Its task# In the year 1958. Cook. sdmvot.
6 no.2:73-76 gar 58.
1. Voduci odboru ministerstis z&avotnietvi,
(SCHOOL Hu its
In Csoch., plang for 1938 (Cs))

STOIDVA, 01.:n. MUDr.
hospital and child cars. Cook. sdravot. 6 no.6:285-289 June 58.
1. Vedoucl odboru mintateretva sdravotalotwi,
()IMPITALS,
pediatric serv. In unified hoop, (0))
(PULATHICSO
same)

STOLOVA, 01f:,n, MUDr.; MARTIW.UIA, Anna
School health service in the school year 1956-1957 and the tasks for
the year 1958. Cesk. pedlat. 13 no.1:64-67 5 June 58.
1. Odbor Pace o so= a dite ministerstva sdravotnietyl, Praha. 0. S.#
Prnhn 12, tr. Wilh, Plecka 98.
(SCHOOL RUMN.
in Czech. (0s))

STOIA)VA, 0.
- -I @ - @
T 1957-58 &
Results of the school health service for ths school year our
future task*. Cook. pediat. 14 ho.2:101-108 5 Yeb 59.
1. Minioterstvo zdravotnictvi - odbor Zen& - d1te. Praha.
(SCHOOL HUICH
school health serv. in Czech. (Cz))

KUBAT, K,; SWUM, 0.
Yuture plans in the field of pediatrics. Cook. p*dlat. 14 no.32197-
202 5 gar 59.
1. Hinisterstvo sdravotnictyi, odbor pece o zeutt a dits,
(PIDIATRICS 0
in Czech. (Cz))

STOWVA, 0.; HAYLICKOVA, V.
Analysis of the Activity In a child ?qg1sne center &Lring 1958. C"k*
uediat. 14 no.6:543-347 5 June 59.
1. Ministerstra sdravotaletvi.-
(CHILD WMARI
in Czech. (Cs))

STOLOVA, 0.; SALICHOVA, J.
Ndiatric psychiatric aid In our muntry, Cook, podl&t, 16 noolp
2"-293 Ap 161.
1. Odbor "pea* a senu a dit*O ministeretva sdra"tnietvi v Pmso,
( M CHIATRY) (PIDIATRICS)

STOL4)VA, Olga
Fulfillment of instructions of the state regulation No, 662 of 8/5/2959,
Cook. pediat. 17 no-43366-368 Ap 162,
1. Odbor pece o senu a dits ministerstva sdravotnietyi v Prass, vvdouci
MUDr. 0. Stolova.
(PEDIATRICS legiel)

STOLOVAO Olga; MARTINAKOVA, Ann&
Analysis and resultv of care for school children. Cook. pediat. 17
no.5/6,541-545 Je 162.
1. Odbor pece o senu a dite ministerstva sdravotnietvi v Pmze, vedouci
MUDr. 0. Stolova.
(CHILD WMYARE)

STOLOVA, 0.
Results of child care In 1961. Cask. pediat. 17 no.9050-856 5 162.
Cesk. pediat. 17 no.9s850-856 S 062.
1. Odbor poco o zonu a dite ministerstvd zdravotnictvi, vedouci Mr.
0. Stolova.
(CHILD WF.UA,'C-.)

STOLOVA 0.
j.
Analysis of the problwu of child health. Cesk. pediat. 18 no.1s
3-10 Ja 163.
1. Odbor pace o seftu a dite sinisterstra sdravotnietvi, Praha.
(CI= WELFAIM) (MIATRICS)

STOLOVAI, 0.
Mgislation. cr, ircreasing caro for prep-,art w=cn Ard
nothers. Cook. pediat. 19 no.5t438-439 IA@y'64
lo Odbor Mce o zenu a dite ministarstva zdravotnietvi,
Praha*