The discharge mechanism of the high-temperature arc

The mechanism of the high temperature Ar arc is interpreted considering those essential points in which it deviates from the known arcs based on earlier measurements and experiments. The following points are discussed individually: the charge carrier balance, the energy balance, the volt amp characteristics, and the difference between high temperature arcs in Ar and N. Besides the volt amp characteristic of a 10 mm long arc in Ar between 10 and 200 amp, the anode fall, cathode fall, and arc gradient were obtained with the aid of probes. The difference between Ar and N arcs are attributed to variations of the heat conditions and electrical conditions at different temperatures of the gas

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Ice thickness distribution and hydrothermal structure of Elfenbeinbreen and Sveigbreen, eastern Spitsbergen, Svalbard

In recent decades, Svalbard glaciers have been widely radioecho sounded. The earliest extensive surveys of ice thickness were the airborne echo soundings carried out in the 1970s and 1980s (Macheret and Zhuravlev, 1982; Dowdeswell and others, 1984). These studies used low-accuracy radar and positioning systems and mostly consisted of a single profile along the centre line of each glacier. Subsequent radar campaigns, mostly ground-based but sometimes also airborne, used increasingly improved radar and positioning systems providing a wider coverage of the glacier surfaces by radar profiles. A complete summary of glaciers on Svalbard with readily available radio-echo sounded ice-thickness data can be found in Martín-Español and others (2015)

Spatial distribution of air temperature on Svalbard during 1 year with campaign measurements

In this article, the results of an investigation into the air temperature conditions on Svalbard in the period 1 September 2010 to 31 August 2011 are presented. For this period, parallel temperature measurements have been made as many as in 30 sites. On the basis of this unique set of data it was possible to study, in detail, the spatial distribution of different thermal characteristics [mean temperature, diurnal temperature range (DTR), day-to-day variability, degree of climate continentality, etc.] in Svalbard. Such knowledge of the whole of Svalbard was not previously available with sufficient accuracy for all areas. High resolution maps showing the spatial distribution of all studied thermal characteristics were also produced and analysed. Analysis of surface temperature data shows that the markedly coldest area throughout the whole year was northern Svalbard, and in particular its eastern side (Nordaustlandet). On the other hand, the highest temperatures were recorded in western part of Spitsbergen. The greatest spatial decreasing rate of temperature in Svalbard throughout the whole year was observed in a southwest (SW)–northeast (NE) direction. The distribution of mean seasonal and annual temperature reduced to sea level on Svalbard differs from the distribution based on surface temperatures. Spring, and in particular winter, saw the greatest DTRs (4–7 and 6–9 °C, respectively), while the lowest were observed in summer (3.0–3.5 °C). In all seasons, the highest DTR were mainly noted in the NE part of Svalbard, while the lowest were in its SW part. The lowest continentality of climate (30%) is clearly seen in the south-western part of Svalbard, while the highest values (above 43%) stretch from the western part of Nordaustlandet to the area of Sveagruva in the central-eastern part of Spitsbergen. The NORA10 hindcast temperature data differ significantly from measured data for some seasons and areas and need bias corrections when used in climatology

ЧЕРНІГІВСЬКЕ ВИДАННЯ НОВОГО ЗАВІТУ 1717 РОКУ З ПРИСВЯТОЮ ГЕТЬМАНУ ІВАНУ СКОРОПАДСЬКОМУ

В умовах втрати більшості українських стародруків XVII – початку XVIII ст., неабияке значення для дослідження мають поодинокі знахідки, котрі іноді трапляються серед приватних зібрань або державних сховищ. Збереження і введення до наукового обігу подібних раритетів входить до важливих напрямків досліджень української історії козацької доби

Проект системы теплоснабжения рабочего цеха АО "КМЗ" г. Кемерово

Объектом исследования является рабочий цех АО «КМЗ». Цель работы – разработка системы теплоснабжения цеха с подбором отопительного оборудования. Температурный график – 90/70 оС. В процессе исследования проводилось изучении ограждающих конструкций здания, климатические характеристики района строительства. В результате исследования был произведен теплотехнический расчет ограждающих конструкций, расчет тепловых потерь для цеха. На основании произведенных расчетов разработан план и аксонометрическая схема системы отопления, проведен тепловой расчет отопительный приборов и гидравлический расчет системы отопления. Произведен подбор отопительного оборудования, расчет теплового баланса котельного агрегата.The object of the research is the working plant of JSC "KMZ". The work purpose – development of system of a heat supply plant with the selection of heating equipment. Temperature chart – 90/70 operating system. In the process the study was conducted the study of the building envelope, climatic characteristics of the construction area. The study was produced by the thermal design of building envelopes, heat loss calculation for the shop. On the basis of the calculations developed a plan and axonometric scheme of the heating system carried out thermal design of heaters and hydraulic calculation of the heating system. Promoted the selection of heating equipment, the calculation of the heat balance boiler unit

Jean-Martin Charcot’s role in the 19th century study of music aphasia

Jean-Martin Charcot (1825–93) was a well-known French neurologist. Although he is widely recognized for his discovery of several neurological disorders and his research into aphasia, Charcot’s ideas about how the brain processes music are less well known. Charcot discussed the music abilities of several patients in the context of his ‘Friday Lessons’ on aphasia, which took place at the Salpêtrière Hospital in Paris in 1883–84. In his most comprehensive discussion about music, Charcot described a professional trombone player who developed difficulty copying music notation and playing his instrument, thereby identifying a new isolated syndrome of music agraphia without aphasia. Because the description of this case was published only in Italian by one of his students, Domenico Miliotti, there has been considerable confusion and under-acknowledgement of Charcot’s ideas about music and the brain. In this paper, we describe Charcot’s ideas regarding music and place them within the historical context of the growing interest in the neurological underpinnings of music abilities that took place in the 1880s

Some early cases of aphasia and the capacity to sing

This chapter examines early cases of aphasia that include observations of the capacity to sing. Although the majority of these cases were published in the late nineteenth century, earlier reports exist and provide insights into the early thinking about the capacity to sing in aphasia, a topic that continues to the present day. The observation that some patients with aphasia and limited speech output were able to sing the texts of songs inspired scholars to examine the relationship between music and language. Early ideas about the capacity to sing were provided by well-known neurologists, such as John Hughlings Jackson and Adolf Kussmaul. The work of Herbert Spencer about the origins and function of music heavily influenced Jackson and others in their thinking about aphasia. This work also led to an increased interest in understanding music abilities in persons with aphasia and, later, in the brain mechanisms of music. The chapter provides a background as to why there was an interest in the capacity to sing in persons with aphasia and what influenced early thinking on this topic