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    Develo** Models of Turbine Thermal Processes in Low-Steam and Motor Modes

    The main purpose of the motor mode is to keep the turbine in hot standby (with the boiler off) without generating electricity to the grid. To do this, the generator is switched to the engine mode, which rotate...

    G. A. Pikina, E. K. Arakelyan, F. F. Pashchenko, G. A. Filippov in Thermal Engineering (2021)

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    Ways for Improving Efficiency and Reliability of Steam Turbines at Nuclear Power Stations

    The current state and ways for improving the effectiveness of steam turbine units at nuclear power stations (NPS) are examined. The specifics of NPS turbines is described. The comparison of NPS steam turbine p...

    G. A. Filippov, E. B. Yurchevskii in Thermal Engineering (2018)

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    Steam injection impact on the performances of nozzle grid in wet-vapor stream

    Results of experimental study of the efficiency of intra-channel steam injection on the surface of nozzle grids of steam turbines operating in the wet steam flow are presented. The main objective of this study...

    G. A. Filippov, V. G. Gribin, A. A. Tishchenko, I. Yu. Gavrilov in Thermal Engineering (2016)

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    Analyzing the influence exerted by individual components of wetness losses on the efficiency of steam turbine stage and compartments

    The influence exerted by dispersed moisture on the economic efficiency of steam turbine stages and compartments operating in the wet steam region is analyzed. A procedure for generalizing experimental data is ...

    G. A. Filippov, V. G. Gribin, A. R. Avetisyan, A. S. Lisyanskii in Thermal Engineering (2015)

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    Properties of austenitic chromium-nickel steels alloyed with nitrogen and silicon

    Results of a study of austenitic corrosion-resistant steels of the Fe – Cr – Ni–N–Si alloying system are studied. The steels possess higher parameters of strength (by 25 – 30%) and corrosion resistance (by a f...

    A. P. Shlyamnev, G. A. Filippov, V. V. Naumenko in Metal Science and Heat Treatment (2011)

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    A calculated study of wet steam flow in the combined exhaust from steam turbines at nuclear power stations

    Results from a study of the behavior of polydispersed moisture with a high fraction of large droplets in the flow path of a turbine equipped with a combined exhaust are presented.

    G. A. Filippov, A. R. Avetisyan in Thermal Engineering (2010)

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    Ways of improving efficiency of turbine stages having high blade height to mean diameter ratio

    We propose an approximate method for profiling the blades of steam-turbine last stages with a high height to mean diameter ratio taking into account a variable slope along the height that allows better efficie...

    G. A. Filippov, A. R. Avetisyan in Thermal Engineering (2009)

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    The effect of surfactant on flow of spontaneously condensing steam in Laval nozzles

    Different mechanisms of the possible effect of surfactant on the condensation of supercooled steam in transonic nozzles are considered.

    A. R. Avetisyan, V. M. Alipchenkov, L. I. Zaichik, A. N. Kukushkin in Thermal Engineering (2008)

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    Effect of Long-Term Service on the Structural Strength of Reinforcing Wire

    The main factors influencing the structural strength of high-strength reinforcing wire serving for a long period under the conditions of preliminarily stressed structures of reinforced concrete bridges are con...

    V. K. Blokhin, E. Yu. Narusova, O. V. Livanova in Metal Science and Heat Treatment (2003)

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    Annealing Brittleness of Low-Alloy Ferrite-Pearlite Steels

    S. M. Glazkova, D. L. D'yakonov, O. V. Livanova in Metal Science and Heat Treatment (2001)

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    Properties of springs fabricated from steel molten from metallized pellets

    The properties of springs depend considerably on the metallurgical quality of the steel. Melting on the base of directly reduced iron diminishes the content of admixtures in the steel. The present work concern...

    M. G. Isakov, V. V. Tell’, G. A. Filippov in Metal Science and Heat Treatment (2000)

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    Effect of nitrogen on the susceptibility of austenitic Cr-Ni-Mn steels to delayed fracture under the action of stresses and hydrogen

    The creation of austenitic steels with a supraequilibrium nitrogen concentration increases their strength substantially. However, their plasticity and fracture toughness can lie decreased. In particular, such ...

    S. O. Sovorova, G. A. Filippov in Metal Science and Heat Treatment (1996)

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    Influence of impurities and microalloying on the delayed failure resistance of steels

    S. M. Glazkova, I. V. Kislyuk, G. A. Filippov in Metal Science and Heat Treatment (1987)

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    Study of factors governing steel toughness after high-temperature thermomechanical treatment

    1. Formation during HTTT of recrystallized austenite grains may lead to a sharp reduction in fracture toughness ...

    G. V. Shcherbedinskii, G. S. Tsukar, D. Bezel' in Metal Science and Heat Treatment (1983)

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    Effect of loading parameters on the mechanism of small plastic deformation in tungsten subjected to uniaxial tension

    1. Irreversible changes in structure that can be observed by means of a field-ion-microscope occur in the elasti...

    A. V. Volkov, P. P. Shiryaev, G. A. Filippov in Metal Science and Heat Treatment (1980)

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    Effect of the degree of dispersion, the drop concentration and their fine subdivision on the energy and flow characteristics of vapor-drop flows

    The degree of dispersion of the condensed phase and its concentration are the most important parameters of high-speed two-phase flows, which determine, in particular, their energy and discharge characteristics.

    G. A. Filippov, G. A. Saltanov, K. G. Georgiev in Journal of engineering physics (1978)

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    Brittleness of martensite

    V. I. Sarrak, G. A. Filippov in Metal Science and Heat Treatment (1978)

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    The nature of delayed fracture of quenched steel

    Delayed fracture occurs at stresses exceeding the stress at the beginning of microdeformation. Nucleation of microcracks under load occurs due to the development of microtears in areas of peak residual stresse...

    V. I. Sarrak, G. A. Filippov in Metal Science and Heat Treatment (1976)

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    Variation of the strength of quenched steel

    1. Elastically distorted microvolumes in freshly quenched martensite serve as "sinks" for hydrogen, leading to l...

    V. I. Sarrak, T. K. Sergeeva, G. A. Filippov in Metal Science and Heat Treatment (1976)

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    Some results of investigations of low-temperature heat pipes, working against gravity

    A number of constructional details and results are given for investigations of water and acetone heat pipes.

    Yu. F. Gerasimov, Yu. F. Maidanik, Yu. E. Dolgirev in Journal of engineering physics (1976)

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