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The World of Science Without Borders Мир Науки Без THE WORLD OF SCIENCE WITHOUT BORDERS PROCEEDINGS OF THE 6th INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL CONFERENCE FOR YOUNG RESEARCHERS February 15, 2019 Tambov МИР НАУКИ БЕЗ ГРАНИЦ МАТЕРИАЛЫ 6-й МЕЖДУНАРОДНОЙ НАУЧНО-ПРАКТИЧЕСКОЙ КОНФЕРЕНЦИИ МОЛОДЫХ УЧЁНЫХ 15 февраля 2019 года Тамбов Тамбов Издательский центр ФГБОУ ВО «ТГТУ» 2019 0 Министерство науки и высшего образования Российской Федерации Федеральное государственное бюджетное образовательное учреждение высшего образования «Тамбовский государственный технический университет» THE WORLD OF SCIENCE WITHOUT BORDERS PROCEEDINGS OF THE 6th INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL CONFERENCE FOR YOUNG RESEARCHERS February 15, 2019 Tambov МИР НАУКИ БЕЗ ГРАНИЦ МАТЕРИАЛЫ 6-й МЕЖДУНАРОДНОЙ НАУЧНО-ПРАКТИЧЕСКОЙ КОНФЕРЕНЦИИ МОЛОДЫХ УЧЁНЫХ 15 февраля 2019 года Тамбов Научное электронное издание Тамбов Издательский центр ФГБОУ ВО «ТГТУ» 2019 The World of Science without Borders | 2 УДК 001+378 ББК 72+74.58 М63 Editorial Board: Mishchenko E. S. – Doctor of Economics, Professor, Vice Rector for International Relations, Tambov State Technical University, Tambov Millrood R. P. – Doctor of Education, Professor of the Department of International Professional and Scientific Communication, Tambov State Technical University, Tambov Gunina N. A. – PhD in Linguistics, Associate Professor, Head of the Department of InternationalProfessional and Scientific Communication, Tambov State Technical University, Tambov Korolyova L. Yu. – PhD in Linguistics, Associate Professor of the Department of International Professional and Scientific Communication, Tambov State Technical University, Tambov Mordovina T. V. – PhD in Pedagogy, Associate Professor of the Department of International Professional and Scientific Communication, Tambov State Technical University, Tambov Voyakina E. Yu. – PhD in Linguistics, Associate Professor of the Department of International Professional and Scientific Communication, Tambov State Technical University, Tambov M63 Мир науки без границ [Электронный ресурс] : материалы 6-й Международной науч.-практ. конференции молодых учёных / Тамбовский государственный технический университет, 15 февраля, 2019. – Тамбов : Издательский центр ФГБОУ ВО «ТГТУ», 2019. – 1 электрон. опт. диск (CD-ROM). – Системные требования : ПК не ниже класса Pentium II ; CD-ROM-дисковод ; 7,27 Mb ; RAM ; Windows 95/98/XP ; мышь. – Загл. с экрана. ISBN 978-5-8265-2036-9 The 6th International Scientific and Practical Conference for Young Researchers hosted by Tambov State Technical University on February 15, 2019 focused on the problems related to the development of education, industry and research. Major topics included problems of humanities, social, and technical sciences in the modern world. The volume is a collection of papers submitted to the conference. Представлен сборник материалов 6-й Международной научно-практической конференции молодых учёных, организованной ФГБОУ ВО «Тамбовский государственный технический университет» и проведённой 15 февраля 2019 г. Проблематика обсуждаемых вопросов касалась тенденций развития образования, производства и исследовательской деятельности, а также эффективных решений исследовательских задач гуманитарных, социальных и технических наук в современном мире. УДК 001+378 ББК 72+74.58 Материалы предоставлены в электронном варианте и сохраняют авторскую редакцию ISBN 978-5-8265-2036-9 © Федеральное государственное бюджетное образовательное учреждение высшего образования «Тамбовский государственный технический университет» (ФГБОУ ВО «ТГТУ»), 2019 The World of Science without Borders | 3 CONTENTS FOREWORD 7 I. ELECTICAL AND THERMAL ENGINEERING 8 Ilyasov A.P. Study of electron flame energy in pulsed electric fields of high voltage 8 Zalukaeva N.Yu., Guskov А.А. A logistics approach to providing end customers with biofuel 11 Zheltov A. A. Determination of thickness of the epoxy coating on a steel sample 16 II. RADIOENGINEERING 19 Babkin S.V., Kyryupin M.M. Synthesis of fractal emitters for digital antenna systems broadband wireless access 19 Dementyev R.O., Kalashnikov D.V., Tyurin I.V. Organization of the process of computer modeling in multi-dimensional thermal systems 21 Kiselev A.D., Dyakin A. I. Synthesis of a dual-ridged horn antenna for systems of hybrid broadcast broadband TV 24 Yarygin S.P. Calculation of reliability of electronic and microprocessor systems 27 III. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 29 Artamonov A.A., Metalnikov A.A. Ensuring safety when working at height 29 Gorbunov P.A., Dzumataeva A.T. Analysis of regulatory and technical information used in the assessment of working conditions at the enterprise 32 Esin A.O., Yakynina I.V. Estimation of the atmospheric air pollution with nitrogen compounds in the Tambov region 34 Mikhailin M.I., Khorokhorina I.V., Lazarev S. I. Reduction of detergent pollution for the Tambov region water bodies by membrane methods 37 Shlykov D.N. Ensuring safety when working with electricity 40 Terekhova O.Yu. System of collection, storage and transportation of mercury-containing lamps and other devices with mercury filling in the Tambov region 42 Shchetinin A.V., Tokareva E.S. Methods of preventing and extinguishing fires in chemical laboratories 45 IV. AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING 48 Efremova Е.А., Kapustin V.P.More efficient use of drills for sowing cereals 48 Zazulya А.N., Belov S.A. Ways of development of technical service in agriculture 51 Zharikov V.S., Vedishchev S.M., Prokhorov A.V. Feed dispenser for milking machines 53 V. BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING 56 Boldyrev D. V., Trubiyenko A.A. Adeguacy of mathematical models for erythrocyte sedimentation rate determination process 56 Egorova E. A., Lisitsyn A. S. Method of increasing occlusion tests information 59 Lenshin S.G., Sudakov D.E. Device for the analysis of the psycho-emotional state of man’s brain activity 62 Lisitsyn A.S., Egorova E.A. Development of a method for detecting local in homogeneities in a thermal image 65 Semyonov D.D. Methods of hardware and software correction of X-ray images 68 Sudakov D.E., Lenshin S.G. Wavelet analysis to explore the potentials of the prestriate area 71 Trubienko A.A., Boldyrev D. V. The impact of sudden unexpected death syndrome to epilepsy monitoring requirements 74 The World of Science without Borders | 4 VI. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, BIO- AND NANOTECHNOLOGY 76 Balashov F.S. Utilization of polyolefin wastes 76 Chapaksov N.A., Khan Yu.A., Shevcova O.V. Functional properties of styrene-acrylic coatings modified with carbon nanomaterials 79 Efimov A.A. Disposal of polypropylene waste 82 Khan Yu.A., Chapaksov N.A., Titova G.A. Structural changes of the conical carbon nanotubes after mechanical treatment and oxidation 85 Konkova K.A. Improving safety for personnel and the environment of production of N, N`-dithiodimorpholine (DTDM) using the example of JSC “NIIKHIMPOLIMER” 88 Korpusov D.V. Identification of fat composition of baby food “Malutka” 92 Miloserdov A.M. Utilization of sewage sludge of municipal treatment facilities 96 Popov M.A. Influence of fluorination and particle size on the strength characteristics of the epoxy binder BFE-170 99 Ryzhkin V.Yu. Features of research of morphology surface of nano-filtration membranes OPMN-P and OFAM-K 101 Shilikov A.V. Super concentrate carbon nanotubes 104 Tarakanov A.G. The effects of segregation on technological processes and natural phenomena 107 VII. CIVIL ENGINEERING AND ROAD CONSTRUCTION 109 Abarova N.S., Ermakov D.A. Ways to reduce environmental pollution caused by road transport 109 Ananyeva E.V. Laboratory methods for determination of soil properties under dynamic impact 112 Аouad М.S. Computational tools for creation and implementation of virtual laboratory works 115 Demidova N.N. Operation of concrete structures in corrosive environment 118 Drogalina T.A. Evaluation of bearing capacity and deformability of weak water- saturated soils 121 Dyakina A.S., Sergeeva A.A. The impact of transport systems on the urban environment 123 Efremov M.Yu., Makarov A.M. Explosion protection of industrial buildings with light removable structures of windows frames 126 Korobov R.V., Nikitin N.O. Reduction of water-absorbing characteristics of plywood by its impregnation 129 Kosova A.D. Construction properties of rock and eluvial soil 133 Mikhailov V.A., Mukhortov P.A. About the need for the production of artificial stone 136 Mukhortov P.A., Mikhailov V.A. Historical hypotheses review of explanation for time- dependence of solid bodies strength 139 Nazarova E.V., Lepikhova I.A., Chernysheva A.A. Operation problems of panel buildings of of the first mass series 142 Nekrylov E.A. Calculation of the transverse frame of production building for dynamic loads 145 Nikitin N.O., Korobov R.V., Zemtsov E.S. Influence of the impregnation duration on the coefficient of linear thermal expansion of chipboard 148 Petrova E.S., Kuznetsov V. A. The study of energy efficiency of buildings and structures by thermal imager based on “TAMAK“ company 151 Petrova Yu.O. Modern design basis of energy-efficient buildings 155 Shatskich E.V. Reduction of traffic accidents involving pedestrians 158 Yartsev V.P., Savenkov D.A. Improving the energy efficiency of buildings through their modernization and reconstruction 161 The World of Science without Borders | 5 Yartsev V.P., Repina E.I., Tamoyan A.S. Physical mechanism of interaction between powdered mineral fillers and the cement-sandy binder 164 Zanina Yu.A. Principles of economic optimization of construction and design of steel frameworks 167 Zemtsov E.S., Gurr E. E., Nikitin N. O. Research
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