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Science Society [17] Garner W.R SCIEURO Science and Society #3 2016 Science and Society #3 2016 V2 Science and Society #3 V2 2016, London © SCIEURO 2 Science and Society #3 2016 V2 The collection includes the 9th International Scientific Conference «Science and Society» by SCIEURO in London, 24-29 November 2016. Editorial team Suhadolets T.V. (Editor-in-Chief), Garwin I., Valdwell H., Nenrik Y., Forvits H., Thowe I., Zhansugurov I., Mazur V.V., Kovylkino D.Y., Kemalov A.F., Kemalov R.A., Abdullayev A.T., Kolomyts O.N., Bagiyan A.Y., Apsalikov K.N., Dergunov D.V., Abduvahabova M.A., Ermakov L.I., Palgova Z.Y., Nyyazbekova K.S., Berezhnaya V.I., Suleimenov E.N., Utelbaeva A.B., Utelbaev B.T., Zhukov Yu, Shubin O.S., Dudenkova N.A., Kotelnikov E.V., Sukhovskaya D.N., Goncharova E.H., Lobanov D.V., Shubin O.S., Melnikova N.A., Liferenko O.A., Bardin V.S., King J.V., Bednarzhevskii S.S., Zakirullin R.S., Magomedov A.N. ISBN 978-1-78280-947-0 © SCIEURO All rights reserved. This work may not be translated or copied in whole or in part without the written permission of the publisher, except for brief excerpts in connection with reviews or scholarly analysis. Use in connection with any form of information storage and retrieval, electronic adaptation, computer software, or by similar or dissimilar methodology now known or hereafter developed is forbidden. The use in this publication of trade names, trademarks, service marks, and similar terms, even if they are not identified as such, is not to be taken as an expression of opinion as to whether or not they are subject to proprietary rights. 3 Science and Society #3 2016 V2 CONTENTS ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY .................................................... 7 Babentsova L.P. COMPLEX APPROACH TO IMPROVEMENT OF QUALITY OF PROCESS OF SELECTIVE LASER SINTERING ...................................... 7 MEDICINE ............................................................................................... 12 Bairova T.A., Belyaeva A.S., Ievleva K.D., Rychkova L.V., Kolesnikov S.I. PREVALENCE OF MDR1 3435C>T IN BURYAT’S POPULATION OF EAST SIBERIA .............. 12 BIOLOGY ................................................................................................. 18 Shirinova I.A. THE EFFECT OF ASIAN COBRA VENOM ON THE CONTENT OF RAT HEART AND LIVER MITOCHONDRIAL PHOSPHOLIPIDS AND THE PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF BENZONAL ......................... 18 ECONOMICS ............................................................................................ 25 Zabolotnikova V.D. REVIEW OF DEVELOPMENT ISLAMIC FINANCE THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN .............................................................................................. 25 Kapustianova K.A., Tumanova M.U., Slanchenko L.I. CONTEPRORARY COMPETITIVENESS AVALUATING METHODS AS A BASIS OF A INTERPRISE’S MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ................................................ 43 Verlup E.V., Isakova D.A. THE SPECIFIC OF TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS' ACTIVITY IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY ............................................... 48 4 Science and Society #3 2016 V2 Shichkin I.A., Mirzabalaeva F.I., Poltarykhin A.L. PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF YOUTH LABOUR FORCE DEVELOPMENT IN RUSSIAN RURAL AREAS ............................................................................................. 54 MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING .................................................. 63 Shaposhnikova K.A., Shimov V.V. ISO 50001- ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. THE CONCEPT IMPLEMENTATION OF ENERGY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS ........................................................................... 63 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ............................................................... 69 Abdykhadyrova A.M., Bakhtiyarova R.M. NEW PUBLIC MANAGEMENT AS A TERM AND ITS APPLICATION TO THE PUBLIC SERVICE SECTOR IN THE DEVELOPED WORLD AND KAZAKHSTAN AS A DEVELOPING ECONOMY ............................................... 69 POLITOLOGY ......................................................................................... 76 Mukhambetkaliyeva G.M. IDENTITY OF GERMAN DIASPORA: PROBLEMS AND DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES ( IN EXAMPLE OF REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN) ................................................................. 76 PSYCHOLOGY ........................................................................................ 83 Tukhtieva N.Kh. AWARENESS OF NEW WAYS OF PROBLEMS SOLVING IN THE CONDITIONS OF THE CHANGE OF CONTEXT ................................................... 83 PEDAGOGY ............................................................................................. 97 5 Science and Society #3 2016 V2 Kurmanayeva G. SOCIO-PEDAGOGICAL ACTIVITY AS A CATEGORY OF SOCIAL PEDAGOGY IN KAZAKHSTAN .................................................................. 97 Shevchenko I.A., Vinokurova N.F., Bikmaeva A.V., Loschilova A.A. MODULAR LESSONS AS A MEANS OF FORMATION OF ECOLOGICAL RESPONSIBILITY IN THE GEOGRAPHY COURSE ......................................... 107 MASS MEDIA ....................................................................................... 116 Barlybayeva S.Kh. THE MODERN TENDENCIES OF NEW MEDIA IN KAZAKHSTAN ................................... 116 HISTORY .............................................................................................. 125 Chuykov O.E., Abramov A.P., Gavrikov F.A. THE ACTIVITIES OF PUBLIC ORGANIZATIONS IN EDUCATING THE MASSES OF THE KURSK PROVINCE IN THE LATE XIX-XX CENTURIES STARTED .......... 125 6 Science and Society #3 2016 V2 ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY Babentsova L.P. COMPLEX APPROACH TO IMPROVEMENT OF QUALITY OF PROCESS OF SELECTIVE LASER SINTERING Babentsova L.P., Russia, Perm national research polytechnical university Abstract Today, in addition there is a search technology design and technological solutions and related software for the optimization of production processes. One of the main advantages of additive technologies - speed production of complex parts by selective laser sintering (SLS). This layering process of sintering the metal powder with a laser beam. In other words, "cultivation" preform predetermined shape with predetermined parameters of the metal powder and other materials. In this work it will be considered a comprehensive approach to improve the quality of the process of selective laser sintering in the enterprise. Keywords: Additive technology, optimization of manufacturing processes, quality, cost effectiveness. Сегодня сложно представить современное производство, которое бы не задавалось вопросом повышения качества. Усилия ученых и инженеров направлены на более детальное изучение процесса селективного лазерного спекания. Огромную роль играет влияние параметров процесса на формирование структуры, механизм и особенности уплотнения различных материалов. Изучение всех этих параметров направлено на улучшение механических свойств и расширение ассортимента производства. Если говорить о важности применяемых технологий в области аддитивного производства, то, эти технологии принципиально изменили процессы проектирования и конструирования изделий, превратив их в 7 Science and Society #3 2016 V2 процессы непрерывного создания продукции. Современные проектирование и производство изделий немыслимо без аддитивных технологий. [1] Говоря о комплексном подходе повышения качества, сложно сказать на каком этапе возможен брак, ведь, одновременно с деталью разрабатывается и технология ее изготовления. На рис. 1 представлена схема производственного процесса управления качеством, где процесс селективного лазерного спекания описан с возможным вариантом доработки изделия. Риc.1 Блок-схема производственного процесса управления качеством 8 Science and Society #3 2016 V2 Каждый этап внедряемого решения направлен на снижение издержек. Комплексный подход системы управления качеством является основой повышения экономической эффективности. Независимо от типа отрасли и сферы деятельности каждое предприятие нуждается в оценке качества изготовления ее продукции для улучшения производства, чтобы оставаться конкурентоспособной и поддерживать свою репутацию на рынке. Использование методов контроля качества улучшает производственные процессы предприятия, а современное оборудование является эффективным инструментом для решения различных задач контроля в процессе производства. Рассмотрим некоторые методы контроля, применяемые для процесса селективного лазерного спекания: - Рентгеновский контроль; - Компьютерная томография; - Лазерное 3D- сканирование; - Контроль геометрических параметров; - Твердометрия. Рентгеновский контроль - вид неразрушающего контроля, основанный на взаимодействии рентгеновского излучения с контролируемым объектом. Рентгеновский контроль позволяет обнаружить как поверхностные, так и внутренние дефекты, благодаря чему успешно применяется в самых разных отраслях промышленности: металлообработке, нефтегазовой сфере, материаловедении и других отраслях. Компьютерная томография существенно расширяет возможности рентгеновского контроля и имеет колоссальный потенциал для проведения неразрушающих исследований во многих отраслях науки и промышленности.Томография позволяет обнаруживать и измерять трехмерные микроскопические дефекты: трещины, поры и раковины. Эффективность применения компьютерной томографии в металлообработке, литье, материаловедении, электронике, палеонтологии и ряде других отраслей уже доказана. Лазерное 3D-сканирование позволяет контролировать геометрические параметры крупногабаритных изделий сложной формы, такие как линейные и угловые размеры, а также проводить полный анализ отклонений формы от эталонной модели. Наряду с этим 3D-сканеры позволяют
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