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Dnipro Polytechnic Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine National Technical University “Dnipro Polytechnic” Institute of Economics Faculty of Management Department of Foreign Languages Research and Education Centre “Geotechnical Systems Stability: Processes, Phenomena, Risks” Virginia International University (USA) School of Education WIDENING OUR HORIZONS The 13th International Forum for Students and Young Researchers April 19 – 20, 2018 Abstracts Volume 2 Dnipro NTU “DP” 2018 УДК 001.371.322(06) ББК 72:74.58я4 Р 65 Редакційна колегія: Д.В. Рудаков, д-р техн. наук, проф.; М.О. Алексєєв, д-р техн. наук, проф.; О.О. Сдвижкова, д-р техн. наук, проф. Розширюючи обрії: зб. тез тринадцятого міжнар. форуму студ. і Р 65 молодих учених, 19 – 20 квітня 2018 р., м. Дніпро / за ред. С.І. Кострицької; М-во освіти і науки України; Дніпровська політехника. – Д.: ДП, 2018. – Т. 2. – 169 с. Подано матеріали міжнародного форуму студентів і молодих учених, який відбувся 19 –20 квітня 2018 р. в Національному технічному університеті «Дніпровська політехника», м. Дніпро (Україна). Розглянуто нагальні проблеми економіки, інженерії, а також охорони навколишнього середовища. Особливу увагу приділено сучасному законодавству, спрямованому на вирішення цих проблем. Матеріали згруповано у розділи, що відповідають секціям форуму і відображають сучасні тенденції та інноваційні розробки молодих учених, представників різних країн світу в різних галузях економіки. Відповідальність за достовірність фактів, цитат, власних імен та інших відомостей несуть автори публікацій. © Національний технічний університет «Дніпровська політехника», 2018 Dear Students, I would like to wish you all the best for your research in your subject field(s). Your detailed studies in your subject(s) will lead to discovering new information and reaching a new understanding. Importance of research to the university • Research discovers, elucidates and evaluates new knowledge, ideas, and the technologies essential in driving the future of society and humanity • Research fosters professional excellence in faculty, important for delivering outstanding student education and training • When our next generation of practitioners and leaders (students) engage in research, with its deliberate process and requirements for critical thinking skills, they become better students and are best prepared for the challenges and opportunities of the future. • Research is an opportunity to make a difference and it is open to everyone and thrives on a diversity of approaches and perspectives • Regionally, nationally and internationally, our research activities and services have critical economic, societal and environmental impacts (CSU,2018) Research leads to original findings, products, and services. And an important underlying objective of research is the sharing and dissemination of the results of these activities - as during this event. Good luck! Ian Firth [Ian Firth has worked as an EAP lecturer for the University of Ulster, the University of Roehampton, and the University of Leeds (UK) ] TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS Section 01. Innovations in Engineering 1. Tetiana Bas Using an Electric Drive with an Energy Recuperation 8 System on Cars 2. Konstantin Bondarenko The Transmission of Data by Using Optical 9 Fiber 3. Tatyana Chernyak Fitness trackers 10 4. Oleksandr Demidov Healthcare Improvement Empowered by the 11 RFID Technology 5. Mykhailo Derkach Bladeless wind generator 13 6. Natalia Dreshpak Methodology for determining heating mode 15 parameters in electrotechnology of machine parts dismantling 7. Oleksandr Dreshpak Mathematical model for calculating enrichment 17 efficiency 8. Vl adyslav Dykyi Organization of Invariant Amplification-Conversion 19 Systems 9. Anastasiya Glynska Crystal Identification in Positron Emission 21 Tomography 10. Oksana Holub What is the future of electric cars? 23 11. Yaroslav Hovorukha Current State and Perspectives of 3D Printing 24 12. Dmytro Kavun Modern program of surveying works automation 26 13. Stanislav Kobylianskyi The problem of uneven schedule of the 27 electricity consumption of Ukrainian electricity grid 14. Antonina Kolesnyk Definition of Cone Crusher Parameters 29 15. Yevhen Koziy Two-factor dispersion analysis in the study of toxic 30 н elements on an example of arsenic and mercury in the coal layer с6 of the mine "Ternovska" 16. Maryna Kyznietsova Mathematical Modeling of the Kinetics of 32 Biomass Thermal Decomposition in the Process of Oxidative Pyrolysis 17. Maksym Matsukevych Classification of Pulsator Jigs in Energy and 34 Technological Processes 18. Dmytro Mazhuga Actuality and Justification of the Choice of a Roller 36 Crusher Drive Parametrs 19. Oleksiy Mutyanov 5 useful properties of smartwatches 38 20. Illia Olishevskiy Analysis Of The Use Of Heat Of Powerful 40 Turbochargers For Heat Supply Systems Of Buildings 21. Daria Parshkina Machine’s Vision And the Fields of Its Application 42 4 22. Yuli ia Petrushko, Constantine Bazilo, Vasyl Zaika Mobile Ultrasonic 43 Surgical Instrument 23. Daniil Shapoval Why are electric motors our future? 45 24. Nikita Marchenko, Kirill Shelipov, Daniel Oliinyk CNC Cutting 46 25. Mariya Shepelenko Analysis of apparatus for industrial air 48 preparation and purification 26. Igor Shevchenko Geothermal energy 50 27. Stanislav Shykhov Characteristic Features of Reactive Nonlinear 52 Elements 28. Vladisl av Sidanchenko Noise in the Channels of Receiving Path of 53 Radar Stations 29. Alina Simonova Designing the Multiservice Access Network of a 54 District in the City of Dnipro on the Basis PLC Technology 30. Ilanit Stashevska Modern ways of producing electricity from waves 56 31. Denis Subach The most ambitious project by Elon Musk 58 32. Evgeniy Suprun Characteristic Features of Ohmic Nonlinear 59 Elements 33. Ann Suzimova The Level of Efficiency of People Searching under the 60 Rubble 34. Andrii Tipikin Concept Development of Segment Erector Equipped 62 with a Boom-Mounted Cutting Head 35. Olexandra Tryfan Role of Psychophysiological Examination and 64 Features of Its Undergoing while Performing Hazardous Operations 36. Yulia Tutunik Risk as Hazard Assessment 65 37. Victori a Valevska Increasing the Energy Efficiency of Solar Panels 67 38. Arina Vershinina Identifying the technological process of desludging 69 39. Egor Yudin 3D-printer for humanity 70 Section 02. Geotechnical Systems Stability 40. Bogdan Babenko Other Questions of Directional Drilling Technology 71 41. Iryna Binevska Analysis of the stability of Quaternary-deposit slopes 73 in the central part of Dnipro in terms of groundwater level rising 42. Vladyslava Cherednyk Patterns of Adjacent Rocks Deformation in 75 Lava During Working Out of Flat-Lying Coal Seams 43. Yevheniia Dementieva Hydrogeological conditions of Orehovo- 77 Pavlograd zone 44. Vladimir Evtekhov Jadeite, its dissimilarity from nephrite 78 45. Illiia Khmeliov Specific Productive Stratum Composition of 80 Proletarsky Lodestone Deposit 46. Alyona Khomenko Lateral Velocity Variations Correction in the 81 Reflection Method 5 47. Ivan Myasnikov To the Question of Using Interframe Fencing of High 83 Bearing Capacity 48. Sofia Moskalenko Tectonic features of Vasylkivka quartzite deposit 85 49. Vladislav Nekoz Improving Efficiency of Underground Degasation of 86 Coal-Based Plasts to Improve the Conditions of Labor of Miners 50. Maria Novokhatko Mineral deposits of Orekhovo-Pavlograd zone 89 51. Vlad Pereverziev Hazards in underground mining 90 52. Mykola Sharafan Improving the efficiency of the degassing of coal 91 mines 53. Oleksii Sukhoverskiy Storage of carbon dioxide and enhanced oil 93 recovery by using CO2 Section 03. Smart Solutions in IT 54. Anastasiia Andruzka Artificial Intelligence VS Homo Sapiens 95 55. Elizabeth Antonenko Artificial intelligence: threat or rescue for 97 humanity? 56. V. V. Berezhnoy Bitcoin and Blockchain 98 57. Oksana Bezuhla Digital automation in business processes 100 58. Pavlo Bida Mathematics in Visuals 101 59. Yu lia Bilova The app Get Contact: an “intelligent” contact manager 102 or a thief of data? 60. Yuliia Boiko Use of Information Technologies in Management of 103 Enterprise 61. Ihor Bushmakin What if you never waited at another red light ever 104 again? My vision of the future of the internet of things 62. Anastasiya Chernokon Cybersecurity in Business 106 63. Ilya Dontsov Analysis of Docker Technology 107 64. Oleksandr Dugenets Dubbed Banshee – a New DRAM Cache Design 109 65. Ilona Fursova Intrusion Detection Systems for Computer Networks 110 66. Pavel Golenishchev Artificial Intelligence - Our Hope Or Danger? 111 67. Oleksandr Golinko Automatic Diagnostics of Zero Readings of Means 112 Monitoring the Methane Content 68. Nikita Harzha Drone and autopilot technologies 114 69. Anastasia Horelova System analysis for sports and healthy lifestyles 115 70. Maria Hrytsenko Tricky Meltdown And Spectre Attacks 117 71. Ekaterina Ihnatova Social Engineering 118 72. Yelyzaveta Ivanchenko NFC Technology: What? What for? Why and 119 where? 73. Ilya Ivanyk Automation of production 120 74. Kostiantyn Khabarlak On deep neural network activation function 122 selection 6 75. Andrii Kiselev GameDev in Ukraine. Can we? 124 76. Iryna Kolmaz Introduction of the Internet of things in our lives 125 77. Anton Korniievskyi Cyber Threat Predictions for 2018 126 78. Anton Kravetskiy, Rodion Nedaykhleb Full Immersion in Virtual 127 Reality 79. Anatolyi Kryvytskii Image Processing Tools 128 80. Maria Krokovna Сloud Technologies 130 81. 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