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CONTENT
ECONOMIC SCIENCES
Bekimbetova G.M. Bogush L.
INCREASING THE EVALUATION OF INVESTMENT PROJECTS UKRAINE’ LABOR POTENTIAL: PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS
BY INVESTING IN INNOVATIVE PRODUCTION PROCESSES ... 3 OF COMPETITIVE FUNCTIONING ........................................10
Bibutova Sh.S.
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL OF
THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY .................................................... 6

MEDICAL SCIENCES
Abasova D., Kazimova S., Kozovyi V., Shukailyk O., Chemnuy T.
Macidova N., Shirinova T., Babayeva Sh. PREVILITY OF A NUMBER OF DISEASES AMONG THE
STUDY OF STOKIN STATUS IN PATIENTS WITH POPULATION OF UKRAINE AND THE CARPATIA REGION IN
TOXOPLASMOSIS ................................................................ 17 PARTICULAR ........................................................................20

PEDAGOGICAL SCIENCES
Talgatov Ye., Baiturina A., Nashenova A.
TEAMWORKING AND INTERACTION IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE
EDUCATION ........................................................................ 23

PHILOLOGICAL SCIENCES
Hasan A.H. Sevinj Aziz
DEBUNKING MYTHS OF SCHWA: STRESS, VARIABILITY, AND THE IMAGE OF WOMEN IN JANE AUSTEN'S NOVELS ..........32
TRANSCRIPTION IN ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION ................. 27

PHYSICAL SCIENCES
Vidmachenko A.P.
SEASONAL ACTIVITY OF “TIGER” STRIPES ON SATURN’S
MOON ENCELADUS ............................................................ 35

SOCIAL SCIENCES
Yandola K., Zinchenko A.
THE ROLE OF MEM CULTURE IN ASYMMETRIC WARS ....... 41

TECHNICAL SCIENCES
Mammadova K.A., Ahmadov T.T. Sazhin V.B.
EVALUATION METHODOLOGY OF INFORMATION SECURITY ASSESSMENT OF HYDRODYNAMICS OF FLOWS IN THE
OF IT SYSTEMS BASED ON FUZZY RULES ............................ 44 APPARATUS,........................................................................54
Marushchak M.P.
DESIGNING THE PROFILE OF A LINEAR BUILDING IN A
RECTANGULAR COORDINATE SYSTEM ............................... 50
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ECONOMIC SCIENCES
INCREASING THE EVALUATION OF INVESTMENT PROJECTS BY INVESTING IN
INNOVATIVE PRODUCTION PROCESSES

Bekimbetova Gulnora Maratovna


PhD of the department “Economics and Business”
Tashkent State University of Economics
Islam Karimov,49, 100003, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0982-5741

ПОВЫШЕНИЕ ОЦЕНКИ ИНВЕСТИЦИОННЫХ ПРОЕКТОВ ПУТЁМ ИНВЕСТИРОВАНИЯ В


ИННОВАЦИОННЫЕ ПРОЦЕССЫ ПРОИЗВОДСТВА

Бекимбетова Гулнора Маратовна


PhD кафедры “Экономика и бизнес”
Ташкентский государственный экономический университет
Ислама Каримова, 49, 100003, Ташкент, Узбекистан

Abstract
The article discusses the issue of increasing the assessment of investment projects by investing in innovative
production processes, as one of the important aspects of economic growth, and also examines the impact of inno-
vation in development in companies.
Аннотация
В статье рассматривается вопрос о повышении оценки инвестиционных проектов путём
инвестирования в инновационные процессы производства, как один из важнқх аспектов экономического
роста, а также рассмотрено влияние инновации в развитии в компаниях.

Keywords: innovation, growth, evaluation of investment projects, competitiveness, management technolo-


gies.
Ключевые слова: инновации, рост, оценка инвестиционных проектов, конкурентоспособность,
технологии управления.

Introduction Theoretical analysis of the research


The introduction of innovative processes into pro- Innovation ensures the sustainable functioning
duction is a necessary condition for economic growth and development of any industry, since a characteristic
and improving the quality of life in any country. It de- feature of the modern economy is the high rate of
pends on the economic, scientific and technical poten- change within industries and individual organizations,
tial of the state, its innovation policy and resources, and requiring the introduction of innovations. Under the in-
determines the level of competitiveness of the country. fluence of a changing external environment, enterprises
The globalization of scientific and innovation processes change not only their product range, pricing policy and
in the global market space requires the use of new or- promotion methods, but also their organizational struc-
ganizational mechanisms to implement the transition to ture, standards and management technologies. The
an innovative economy. The Law of the Republic of most effective way of change, development and imple-
Uzbekistan “On Innovation Activity” was developed in mentation of innovations is determined using an inno-
pursuance of the Decree of the President of the Repub- vation strategy based on long-term forecasting, taking
lic of Uzbekistan dated September 8, 2017 No. UP- into account internal and external factors and resource
5185 and in order to implement the roadmap for the ef- limitations. An innovation strategy involves creating a
fective implementation of the Concept of administra- product that has no analogues on the market, focused
tive reform of the Republic of Uzbekistan to strengthen on new needs. The theoretical and methodological
innovation activity1, which shows that it is urgently im- foundation of innovative growth of the national econ-
portant to study the theoretical and practical aspects of omy begins with the theory of economic development
risk analysis in assessing the effectiveness of invest- of J. Schumpeter, in which he defined innovation as one
ment projects when introducing innovative processes of the factors of economic reproduction of an entrepre-
into production. neur, determining the progress of the economic system.
N.D. Kondratiev in the 20s. last century, he substanti-

1 Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On Innovation Activ-


ity” dated September 8, 2017 No.5185.
4 Annali d’Italia №50/2023
ated the theory of large cycles of economic develop- countries with higher levels of economic freedom. Eco-
ment lasting 50–60 years and proved that the transition nomic freedom has declined slightly over the past year.
to a new cycle is associated with technical progress - Around the world, internal tensions between the con-
inventions and discoveries, changes in production and trolling tendencies of governments and the entrepre-
exchange techniques. In the second half of the twenti- neurial freedom of free markets have increased, most
eth century, the essence of innovation was interpreted notably in the rise of protectionism and politically mo-
by many scientists, such as F. Betts, T. Bryan, J. Grossi, tivated government spending.
etc.2 The desire for greater economic freedom has led Methodological analysis of the research
to a doubling in the size of the global economy in recent The research for evaluating investment projects
decades. This progress has lifted hundreds of millions examined the methods used by international financial
of people out of poverty and reduced global poverty by institutions and foreign companies: The World Bank;
two-thirds. Greater economic freedom has had a posi- European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
tive impact not only on the number of people living in (EBRD); Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Ernst & Young;
poverty, but also on the degree of poverty that some still United Nations Industrial Development Organization
experience. For those still living in poverty, levels of (UNIDO) and Little-Mirrlis. In world practice, the
individual-level deprivation in education, health and method for evaluating the effectiveness of investment
living standards are on average significantly lower in projects proposed by the World Bank Group.
Methods for evaluating investment projects
Statistical method Dynamic method

Return on Payback Net Modified


Present Profitability Discounted Internal
Investment period Payback Internal
Value Index (PI) Rate of Rate of
(ROI) (PP) Period Return
(NPV) Return
(DPP) (IRR) (MIRR)
Fig. 2. The main methods for assessing the effectiveness of investment projects[1]
𝑁𝑃𝑉
In the statistical method for evaluating the 𝑃𝐼 = (4)
𝐼𝐶
effectiveness of investment projects, two indicators are 3. Indicator of the discounted payback period of
calculated. Including: the investment
1. Return on investment indicator - ROI[2]: (DPP) - eliminates the disadvantage of the static
𝐼−𝐶
𝑅𝑂𝐼 = ∗ 100% (1) method of the payback period and takes into account
𝐶
where: I - revenue, C - expenses. the value of money over time[5]:
𝐶𝐹𝑡
2. The return on investment (PP) is an important 𝐷𝑃𝑃 = ∑𝑛𝑡=1 > 𝐼𝐶 (5)
(1+𝑟)𝑡
indicator that provides a simplified way to know how 4. Internal rate of return (IRR) - shows the loan
long it will take to recover the initial costs and is calcu- rate at which there will be no investment loss, all cash
lated using the following formula[3]: inflows and outflows in the amount will be equal to
𝐼𝐶
𝑃𝑃 = (2) zero. In this case, the investment will be recouped by
𝑃+𝑃1
future cash flows from the project[6]:
where: P - average cash receipts; IC - initial in- 𝐶𝐹𝑡
vestment; P1 - is the period of time from the start of the 𝑁𝑃𝑉 = −𝐼𝐶 + ∑𝑛𝑡=1 𝑡 = 0 (6)
(1+𝐼𝑅𝑅)
project implementation to reaching the design capacity. However, in world practice, among the dynamic
The traditional method of efficiency of investment methods for evaluating the effectiveness of the above
projects is assessed in a dynamic way according to four investment projects, in some cases, they began to use a
indicators. modified internal rate of return (MIRR). The Modified
1. Net cash flow value (NPV) - determines the pro- Internal Rate of Return (MIRR) is the rate of return on
ject's own economic efficiency and compares several investment adjusted for the reinvestment rate and is cal-
investment objects with each other [4]: culated using the following formula [7].
𝐶𝐹
𝑁𝑃𝑉 = ∑𝑛𝑡=1 𝑡 𝑡 − 𝐼𝐶 (3) 𝑁 +
𝑁 ∑𝑖 𝐶𝐹𝑖 (1+𝑊𝐴𝐶𝐶)
𝑁−𝑖
(1+𝑟)
𝑀𝐼𝑅𝑅 = √ 𝐶𝐹− (7)
where: CF - discounted cash flow; t - year of cal- ∑𝑖𝑁 𝑖
(1+𝑟)𝑖
culation;
r is the discount rate; n - discount period. Where: 𝐶𝐹𝑖+ – income of the i-th period; 𝐶𝐹𝑖− –
2. The profitability index (PI) is the main method costs (investments) of the i-th period; WACC is the
when deciding on the choice of an investment project, weighted average cost of capital; r is the discount rate;
which focuses on the speed with which the initial in- N is the duration of the project. According to the au-
vestment made in the project will be reimbursed by sub- thors, the need to use this methodology when assessing
sequent cash flows[3]:

2Макушина А. Ю. Роль малого бизнеса и частного пред-


принимательства в инновационном развитии Респуб-
лики Узбекистан. "BIZNES - ЭКСПЕРТ", №3 (135) -
2019.
Annali d’Italia №50/2023 5
the effectiveness of investments in the innovative de- of using a modified internal rate of return has been sub-
velopment of enterprises in Uzbekistan[8]. The re- stantiated, which accurately reflects the cost and prof-
search shows that each of the listed indicators sepa- itability of the project.
rately makes it possible to evaluate an investment pro- 2. To make an optimal investment decision, the
ject to one degree or another, complementing the result, project organizers must carry out a lot of analytical and
and therefore it is recommended to use all the listed in- financial work, including, in particular, all calculations
dicators for a comprehensive assessment of the effec- for the implementation of the investment project, as
tiveness of investment projects[9]. Each indicator is well as assessing the effectiveness of investment pro-
used based on the objectives of evaluating investment jects based on the concept of the time value of money.
projects. 3. Determination of the main directions of in-
Analysis of the research vestment decisions based on the development of an in-
World practice shows that small businesses pro- vestment project/program associated with the coordina-
duce almost 60 percent of gross domestic product, a tion of a system of general monitoring and control over
third of industrial products, 98 percent of agricultural the implementation of project investments in accord-
products, and also provide half of investments. In many ance with the intended goal. Almost all types and meth-
areas, small businesses account for 70 to 90 percent of ods of financial calculations and financial ones can be
exports. During 6 months of this year, the number of used for this purpose, control ones, which, in turn, are
business entities increased by 60 thousand 3. As you accompanied by corresponding expected forecasts.
know, the Doing Business rating reflects the level of
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Trade of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
6 Annali d’Italia №50/2023
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL OF THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY

Bibutova Shakhlo Sadullayevna


independent researcher of Tashkent State University of Economics

СИСТЕМА УПРАВЛЕНИЯ И ПОТЕНЦИАЛ РАЗВИТИЯ ХИМИЧЕСКОЙ ОТРАСЛИ

Бибутова Шахло Саъдуллаевна


независимый соискатель Ташкентского государственного экономического университета

Abstract
The article discusses the issue of the management system and the development potential of the chemical
industry. It is known that to develop the potential of the chemical industry, the management system must be flex-
ible, innovative and results-oriented. It is also necessary to actively collaborate with scientific and research insti-
tutions, government agencies and other interested parties to exchange knowledge, experience and resources that
demonstrate the relevance of the chosen topic.
Аннотация
В статье рассматривается вопрос о системе управления и потенциал развития химической отрасли.
Известно, что развивать потенциал химической отрасли, и система управления должна быть гибкой, ин-
новационной и ориентированной на результаты. Необходимо также активно сотрудничать с научными и
исследовательскими учреждениями, государственными органами и другими заинтересованными сторо-
нами для обмена знаниями, опытом и ресурсами что показывает об актуальности выбранной темы.

Keywords: management system, development potential, chemical industry, safety, innovation, sustainable
development, environmental responsibility.
Ключевые слова: система управления, потенциал развития, химическая отрасль, безопасность, ин-
новации, устойчивое развитие, экологическая ответственность.

Introduction. This will help ensure the efficient operation and sus-
The chemical industry is an important industrial tainable development of enterprises in the chemical in-
sector involved in the production of chemicals, materi- dustry.
als and products. The management system in this indus- Theoretical aspects of research.
try plays a key role in ensuring the efficient operation The theoretical aspects of the management system
of enterprises and ensuring production safety. To and the development potential of the chemical industry
achieve sustainable development in the chemical indus- still remain unsolved by a number of conceptual prob-
try, it is necessary to take into account its potential and lems, uncertainty in the theoretical interpretation of
use an adaptive system of priorities. An adaptive sys- which complicates applied decisions in the field of stra-
tem of priorities means that an enterprise must ade- tegic management. The most important intellectual fac-
quately respond to new operating conditions and have tor in the successful implementation of the economic,
the potential for survival and adaptation. To achieve social and environmental goals of sustainable develop-
this, a set of management actions is being developed ment of mankind, proclaimed in 2000 by the UN Gen-
aimed at achieving certain goals and maintaining stra- eral Assembly, are scientifically based methods of the
tegic potential. An important aspect is the maximum theory of engineering of chemical technological sys-
use of all internal reserves and resources of the enter- tems, including methods for analyzing the optimization
prise through a system of potentials. and synthesis of chemical technological systems, in-
The system of potentials represents interconnected dustrial implementation and digitalized management in
and interdependent reserves and resources of the enter- this industry5. The research by the author A.A. Shubin
prise, which, when used correctly, contribute to the is devoted to “problems of post-crisis functioning and
achievement of synergy and provide opportunities for development of this industry.” In particular, the author
defining, forming and implementing a sustainable de- examines theoretical and methodological aspects re-
velopment strategy. It allows us to predict an adequate lated to the management and optimization of market
response to the process of achieving the potential for and innovation potential and highlights the results of
sustainable development of an enterprise and interac- testing the proposed recommendations using the exam-
tion with the external environment. The management ple of one of the chemical enterprises. Author A.D.
system and development potential of the chemical in- Nekipelova notes in her work that “the current state of
dustry require an integrated approach, taking into ac- all industries, including the chemical industry, indicates
count the internal reserves and resources of the enter- a fairly low share of innovation in production and the
prise, as well as adaptability to changing conditions.

5В.П.Мешалкин Актуальные теоретические и приклад- гающих высоконадежных химико-технологических си-


ные исследования по инжинирингу энергоресурсосбере- стем/ теоретические основы химической технологии,
2021, том 55, № 4, с. 399-427
Annali d’Italia №50/2023 7
low knowledge intensity of products. Ensuring eco- investigates the relationship between management sys-
nomic growth and bringing the economy to a new level tems and environmental performance in the chemical
will only be possible by intensifying innovation activi- industry. It examines the implementation of environ-
ties, especially in the chemical industry, as one of the mental management systems and their impact on pollu-
most knowledge-intensive”6. By authors explore the tion prevention, waste management, and regulatory
challenges and opportunities in implementing a man- compliance10. This article analyzes the factors influenc-
agement system for sustainable development in the ing the development potential of the chemical industry
chemical industry. It discusses various aspects such as in Russia. It discusses aspects such as research and de-
environmental management, resource efficiency, and velopment activities, technological capabilities, and in-
corporate social responsibility7. This article investi- novation policies, shedding light on the management
gates the development potential of a chemical industry system required for industry growth11.
cluster in Jiangsu Province, China. It examines factors Globalization of business, the formation of strate-
such as industrial structure, technological innovation, gic alliances and networks, the development of infor-
and policy support, providing insights into the manage- mation systems - all this makes it possible to create an
ment system and growth prospects of chemical clus- organization that is unified in all respects, in which any
ters8. This research utilizes an input-output analysis to function and process is implemented at the global level,
assess the development potential of the chemical indus- which is impossible to achieve in a single company. As
try in Saudi Arabia. It examines the interdependencies a result, higher efficiency of business processes is
between the chemical industry and other sectors, high- achieved, capitalization and investment attractiveness
lighting the importance of effective management sys- of corporations increases12.
tems for sustainable growth9. This empirical research

Table 1.
Aspects of the management system and development potential of the chemical industry 13
Name Definition
The chemical industry is characterized by complex production processes that require
Production and
precision, safety and efficiency. Production and operations management systems
Operations
must be optimized to ensure high productivity, maintain safety and quality standards,
Management
and minimize waste and environmental impact.
The chemical industry is a key source of innovation in many other industries such as
Innovation and pharmaceuticals, energy, agriculture and many others. Management systems must en-
Research courage and support research and development of new materials, technologies and
processes to ensure competitiveness and meet market needs.
The chemical industry depends on complex supply chains involving raw material
Supply Chain suppliers, logistics companies and customers. Management systems must ensure ef-
Management fective planning, synchronization and coordination of all stages of the supply chain
to minimize risks, reduce time delays and improve customer service.
In the chemical industry, product quality and safety are of paramount importance.
Quality and safety Management systems must include strict quality control procedures, compliance with
management safety standards and regulatory requirements, as well as systems for detecting and
preventing potential risks and emergencies.
In light of growing environmental concerns and the need for sustainable develop-
Sustainable develop- ment, the chemical industry must take measures to reduce its negative impact on the
ment and environ- environment. Management systems must include planning and implementation of en-
mental responsibility vironmentally and energy efficient production methods, waste management, reduc-
tion of pollutant emissions and compliance with environmental standards.

6А.Д.Некипелова Инновационный потенциал как основа 9M.Al-Zahrani and B.Al-Fawzan Development Potential of
развития химической отрасли России / А. Д. Некипе- the Chemical Industry in Saudi Arabia: An Input-Output
лова. — Текст : непосредственный // Актуальные во- Analysis, Sustainability, 2019.
просы экономики и управления : материалы V Между- 10R. Orsato and F.Sroufe Management Systems and Envi-

нар. науч. конф. (г. Москва, июнь 2017 г.). — Москва : ronmental Performance in the Chemical Industry: An Em-
Буки-Веди, 2017. - С. 44-47. pirical Study, Journal of Cleaner Production, 2004.
7 N.Kalogerakis, D.Assael, and E. Mitsoulis-Mandrekas 11N.Kolesnikova, E.Gokhberg, and Y.Simachev Factors In-

Management System for Sustainable Development in the fluencing the Development Potential of the Chemical Indus-
Chemical Industry, Journal of Environmental Management, try in Russia, Foresight and STI Governance, 2018
12 Саксин А.Г. Стратегия и тактика развития химиче-
2017.
"Q.Hua, Q.Li, and X.Hu Assessing the Development Poten- ского комплекса в условиях инновационной экономики
tial of a Chemical Industry Cluster: A Case Study of Jiangsu [Текст]: монография / А.Г. Саксин; Нижегор. гос. архи-
Province, China, Sustainable Development, 2017. тектур. -строит. ун-т. – Н.Новгород: ННГАСУ, 2010. –
284 с.
13 Подготовлено автором в ходе исследования.
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Analysis and result. Global Trends and Market Opportunities: The
The main aspects of the analysis of the manage- chemical industry is closely linked to other industries
ment system and development potential of the chemical and is driven by market needs. It is important to analyze
industry are as follows: global trends and changes in consumer demand to iden-
Technological innovation: The chemical industry tify potential areas of development. For example, grow-
actively applies the latest technologies in production ing demand for electric vehicles and alternative energy
and management processes. Development opportuni- sources could create new opportunities for the chemical
ties include the use of nanomaterials, the development industry, such as the production of lithium batteries or
of more efficient catalysts, the use of renewable energy the development of new materials.
sources, and the development of cleaner and more effi- Today, the concept of integration is widely used
cient methods of producing chemicals. The develop- in a variety of contexts and refers to the process of
ment of such innovations can help improve productiv- bringing together or bringing together different ele-
ity, reduce costs and minimize negative environmental ments, systems, organizations or groups to achieve a
impacts. stronger and more coherent whole. Successful integra-
Digitalization and automation: The introduction tion of enterprises requires careful analysis and consid-
of digital technologies and automation plays an im- eration of factors in the internal environment of each
portant role in the modern management system of the enterprise, as well as the development of appropriate
chemical industry. This includes the use of manufactur- strategies and plans to manage these factors during the
ing execution systems (MES), monitoring and control integration process.
systems, data analytics, artificial intelligence and ma- Among the motives for the integration of indus-
chine learning. Digitalization allows you to more accu- trial integrated groups, the following stand out: ensur-
rately control processes, improve forecasting and make ing guaranteed conditions for the supply of raw materi-
informed decisions based on data. als and sales of products, reducing costs, increasing
Sustainable development: One of the main direc- equipment utilization, compensating for business risks,
tions of development of the chemical industry is the and increasing the technological level. The integration
transition to more sustainable and environmentally connections of the system are constantly changing;
friendly production methods. This includes reducing There is an active change in the state of integration con-
emissions and carbon footprints, using resources effi- nections depending on the changing environment. At
ciently and developing more environmentally friendly the present stage of development of economic relations,
products. Management systems should be aimed at integration is manifested at various levels (Table 2).
achieving these objectives and ensuring compliance
with relevant regulations and standards.
Table 2.
Levels of Integration14
№ Integration level Characteristic Manifestation
Level of separate pro-
Integration between dif-
1. duction and economic Development of new, expansion of old connections
ferent discrete units
entities
Integration of enter- Development of concentration, specialization, com-
2. Industry level prises from the same in- bination. Construction of vertically integrated struc-
dustry tures
Joint resolution of issues of rational placement of
3. Regional level Integration in the region production forces, deepening specialization and co-
operation
Development of cooperation ties, construction of
4. National level Integration of regions vertically integrated structures, expansion of trade
between regions
The rapprochement and mutual adaptation of na-
Integration between na-
tional economies, which is ensured by the concentra-
5. International level tional economic sys-
tion and interweaving of capital, the implementation
tems of states
of a coordinated policy

Integration development of competitiveness can whole. This process is defined as integration interac-
be considered as the process of creating specialized tion, which is the mutual rapprochement and penetra-
structures in the marketing support system of industry tion of elements of various economic subsystems at the
and territorial production complexes and the subse- national, regional and local levels. In general, the de-
quent formation of specific connections in order to ac- velopment of a development strategy for enterprises in
quire competitive advantages in the market and in- the chemical complex is formed under the influence of
crease the efficiency of the systems in question as a a combination of external and internal factors of direct
and indirect influence.

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UKRAINE’ LABOR POTENTIAL: PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF COMPETITIVE
FUNCTIONING

Larysa Bogush
PhD in Economics
Ptoukha Institute for Demography and Social Studies of the
National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine

Abstract
The efficiency of labor potential’ reproduction and use is one of the key factors of competitive businesses’
management, socium progress and social harmony in the conditions of neo- and post-industrial economic modes
that have been spreading throughout the world and its macro-regions. The organization, regulation priorities of
labor potential’ reproductive environment and employment sphere, trends and problems of their functioning de-
termine a multiplicative cluster of incentives and disincentives for the life quality in Ukraine in a number of its
manifestations, among which, in particular, – the characteristics of the living environment (household, work), re-
source base, indicators and features of human resources’ reproduction and use that are of great importance for
recovering from war losses and damages in Ukraine’ post-war realities against the backstage of modern competi-
tive globalized world. Socially recognized practice and already achieved parameters of the life quality and labor
potential reproduction outline the long term material and immaterial incentives and motivators of individual and
community human development, parameters and processes of diversification of the national economy’ and the
labor market’ territorial segments, and therefore – the expectations and sustainability of positive post-war socio-
economic and, among other, demographic, professional and qualification, migration shifts.

Keywords: labor potential, workforce, employment sphere, competitiveness, Ukraine’ socio-economic pol-
icy.

Introduction. The efficiency of labor potential’ and improvement of the living standard and living en-
reproduction and use is one of the key factors of com- vironment, reproduction and use of human resources
petitive businesses’ management, socium progress and and, in particular, labor potential, such as:
social harmony in the conditions of neo- and post-in-  aggregate (direct and indirect) expenses for the
dustrial economic modes that have been spreading workforce reproduction – financial, other material – in
throughout the world and its macro-regions at the same the prime cost and the market value of production of
time with intensification of communications’ spectrum each economic activity, especially in the specialization
(including cross-border logistics), globalization of liv- branches in the national and foreign markets;
ing practices’ set of compact human communities (up  legislatively regulated potential and realities of
to the level of separate state entities and their political local budgets’ practice regarding the accumulation of
associations). The principles and priorities of labor po- business entities’ taxes in the locations of their produc-
tential’ reproduction and use, the sequence of relevant tion base and economic activity;
long-term guidelines serve as the basis for the repro-  mechanisms of distribution and redistribution of
duction and improvement of the level and quality of life budget and other targeted funds in practices of social
of the entire population, i.e. factors that (along with sys- protection, individual and community human capital’
tematic national policy of innovative modernization, increasing, activation of the population’ employment
economic diversification, socium solidarity, including and entrepreneurial initiatives.
by social protection’ means) will provide a powerful re- Brief literature review. The problems, peculiari-
verse influence on the sustainable competitive develop- ties, mechanisms of national labor potential’ use and
ment’ rate of post-war Ukraine against the modern reproduction in the context of the favorable implemen-
background of the world further globalization. tation of systemic socio-economic challenges, mitiga-
The organization (mechanisms, tools), regulation tion and overcome of the current period’ threats, expec-
priorities of labor potential’ reproductive environment tations of Ukraine’ competitive post-war revival are
and employment sphere, trends and problems of their highlighted in works, where:
functioning determine a multiplicative cluster of incen-  methodological principles of human capital’ and
tives and disincentives for the life quality in Ukraine employment potential’ use, social institutions of their
and other countries all over the world in a number of its organization in the realities of the national market econ-
manifestations, among which, in particular, – the char- omy in the globalized world have being developed [1–
acteristics of the living environment (household, work), 3];
resource base, indicators and features of human re-  positive and negative trends in the employment
sources’ reproduction and use that are also of great im- sphere’ functioning, national and territorial practices of
portance for recovering from war losses and damages reproduction and improvement of the efficiency of the
in Ukrainian post-war realities. labor potential’ use in the near pre-war period, as well
It’s worth to mention generalized key factors of as in the conditions of nowadays military operations
the orientation and quality of the processes of formation and delayed negative consequences of martial law pe-
riod have being determined [4–6];
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 approaches to increasing the strategy’ and pol- balanced assessments (in our opinion), due to the con-
icy’ effectiveness of the population’ productive em- sequences and results of military operations and ex-
ployment, including on the basis of modernization of pected irreversible migration Ukraine will loss up to
the market infrastructure, balancing the supply of labor 23-32% of the working population [11–13].
and demand for it, improving the competitiveness of its According to the analysis of vacancies that em-
professional and qualification characteristics at the in- ployers submitted to the State Employment Service, the
dividual and community levels, have been substanti- most sought after in mid-2023 were: skilled workers
ated [7–9]. with tools – 21%; workers for maintaining, operating
At the same time, its worth to carry out further equipment and machines – 16%; workers in the sphere
identification of the problems that will have the most of trade and services – 15% [14]. However, the average
acute impact on the competitiveness of the national la- salary in these vacancies was only UAH 11,000. There-
bor potential and economy, as well as the population’ fore, employers are not ready to finance their own need
productive employment at the stages of Ukraine’ post- for qualified workers (even of a rather narrow speciali-
war stabilization and further development. zation). Thus, according to the Construction Industry
The purpose of the article is to determine the Trade Union, the salary of crane operators and con-
problems and priorities of Ukraine’ labor potential use struction workers is very low – nowadays such workers
and reproduction in the conditions of socio-economic can rarely earn more than UAH 20,000, even with the
development’ challenges and threats to the employment salary’ unofficial part [15]. As of 2023, the experts of
sphere’ functioning, which will remain relevant at var- the Construction Industry Trade Union estimated a de-
ious stages of the post-war revival, taking into account cent wage for work, which also guarantees its safety for
their influence on the realization of the national econ- the employed, in the amount of UAH 200 per hour.
omy’ competitiveness factors in the globalized world The currently widespread non-tariff wage systems
(and precisely the needs for: diversifying the economic and corporate standards for evaluating the suitability of
complex and its territorial subsystems; accelerated de- the employees’ qualifications for the positions they
veloping and clustering of innovative and knowledge- hold and job duties’ scope, which are weakly consistent
intensive activities; raising and implementing standards with the relevant state standards, contribute to numer-
of productive employment, decent work and life qual- ous manipulations with salaries’ rates and enterprises’
ity). wage funds. The source of the problems is the vague
Main results. Most generally, on the one hand, the regulation of non-tariff wage systems in national legis-
competitive functioning of Ukrainian labor potential lation, which allows employers to save on the wage
implies the diversified employment sphere, the compo- fund at the employee’ expense, while paying a united
nents of which (branches, business entities) are com- social contribution from the monthly minimum wage.
petitive on the national and foreign markets, so they can According to the letter of the Ministry of Social
offer and guarantee decent wages. On the other hand, Policy dated March 20, 2017 No. 766/0/101-17/28, the
this phenomenon is based on the quality socium envi- state guarantee that must be observed for workers with
ronment of work and non-work (household, public) life hourly payment is the minimum wage in an hourly (not
activities, which stimulates and promotes reproduction monthly) amount. Therefore, if an employee (whom
and improvement of individual and community profes- hourly rate is set or whose work is paid according to the
sional and qualification potential. Such conditions ac- qualification characteristics and certain work results
tualize the consistent diversification of the national determined by the employer) has fulfilled the monthly
economic complex and its territorial subsystems to- labor rate, but the accrued salary amount turned out to
wards the accelerated development of innovative and be less than the minimum monthly salary, then no ad-
science-intensive activities (in particular, with a funds’ ditional payment is made to it. In turn, in accordance
fast turnover, attractive for entrepreneurship). The fore- with subsection 2 of part 5 of article 8 of the Law «On
cast made in 2023 by the Ministry of Economy also the collection and accounting of united contribution to
serves as an argument for the urgent need to diversify mandatory state social insurance» dated 07/08/2010
economy’ structure and competitive specialization, be- No. 2464, as well as with the clarification of the State
cause it noted the necessity to engage at least 4.5 mil- Fiscal Service dated 04/13/2018 No. 1549/IPK/15-32-
lion employees on the Ukraine’ labor market over the 13-01-10, the monthly salary may be less than the
next ten years [10]. monthly minimum wage, without requiring the em-
Large-scale military actions force us to expect cat- ployer to pay the difference. At the same time, only the
astrophic losses of the economically active population, mandatory deduction of the united social contribution
because, according to the United Nations Organization, is controlled.
6.3 million Ukrainian refugees were registered in the A significant role in the accumulation and aggra-
countries all over the world in 2023; according to ex- vation of the problems of the employment sphere’ func-
pert calculations, there were about 3.7 – 4.8 million tioning, which affect the situation and prospects of do-
people in European countries. At least half of the forced mestic demographic and migration processes, is played
migrants were children, and most of the adults were by the government’ orientation to the consistent reduc-
women aged 25–49. From 40 to 60% of migrants may tion of trade unions’ role, downsizing the spread of col-
remain abroad, as the propensity to return (primarily lective-contractual regulation of employment and
among families with children, young people) signifi- working conditions.
cantly decreases over time [10]. According to the most On the conviction of the regional associations of
Ukrainian trade unions, in particular, expressed as early
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as 2021, the course to implementing neoliberal policies the opportunities that provided to them, No. 155 on oc-
in the economy and social sphere, weakening the state’ cupational safety and hygiene and the production envi-
regulatory function that was taken by the authorities, as ronment, No. 184 on occupational safety and hygiene
well as an effective social dialogue’ lack (especially in in agriculture) and the draft law «On the safety and
establishing of a range of significant social minimums) health of workers at work» developed by the Ministry
leads to deepening of labor results’ unfair distribution of Economy [20]. The trade union community believes
and poverty’ growth, destabilization of demand and that this draft law carries the risk of destroying the sys-
supply in the labor market, further labor migration in- tem of institutions of national legislation, narrows the
crease and aggravation of social confrontation in the rights and guarantees of workers for healthy occupa-
country [16]. With the government help, a significant tional conditions. First of all, they are talking about
part of business avoids collective bargaining, which risks in the workplace, the safety and health of women
negatively affects the observance of citizens’ labor, so- workers in agriculture, ensuring the special needs of
cial and economic rights. women in connection with pregnancy, breastfeeding
The number of collective agreements concluded and reproductive health [20].
and registered in Ukraine in 2010-2015 decreased by The Law «On amendments to certain legislative
27.6% (from 105 thousand to 76 thousand), in 2010- acts on simplifying the labor relations’ regulation in the
2017 – by 39.7% (to 63.4 thousand), in 2010-2021 – by field of small and medium-sized entrepreneurship and
58.9% (to almost 43.2 thousand) [17; 18]. At the end of reducing the administrative burden on entrepreneurial
2021, 5064.4 thousand or 70.2% of full-time employ- activity», which was adopted on 07/19/2022, according
ees were covered by collective agreements [18]. to the conclusion of the Professional Unions’ Federa-
According to sociological studies of the social di- tion, significantly limits fundamental constitutional la-
alogue’ parameters on the compliance of employment bor rights and guarantees of hundreds of thousands of
with the decent work criteria, conducted in a number of workers in this category and puts them in unequal con-
settlements and regions, the lowest level of collective ditions with others, as it introduces extreme forms of
agreement regulation was registered among workers in labor relations’ liberalization and discrimination re-
such types of economic activities as temporary accom- garding the rights of workers who work at enterprises
modation and organization of meals, wholesale and re- with up to 250 employees [21].
tail trade, repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles, real According to the experts’ conclusions, the provi-
estate transactions [17]. At the same time, the level of sions of this Law contradict the Constitution of
collective bargaining was high in industry, financial Ukraine, ILO Conventions, EU Directives and in prac-
and insurance activities, arts, sports, entertainment and tice will lead to the deterioration of the employment
recreation. The fulfillment level of the collective agree- contract conditions for hired personnel in comparison
ments’ provisions, according to the employees’ assess- to the current legislation due to the unfavorable condi-
ment, is also heterogeneous. Its highest indicators were tions’ imposition in the individual employment con-
observed in professional, scientific and technical activ- tract, employees’ discrimination and the weakening of
ities, while the worst – in education and real estate the rights-protecting role of trade unions, as well as
transactions [17]. their legal representatives. The result of this law imple-
The privatization processes and other forms of mentation will be the destruction of the interests’ bal-
state-owned enterprises’ reorganization, which are car- ance between the employment contract’ parties and the
ried out in order to fill the state budget, have revealed a formalization of opportunities for the employer abso-
number of acute problems of observing the social and lute dictation in relation to the employee [21].
labor rights of their collectives that affect the preserva- The 111th International Labor Conference empha-
tion of the professional and qualification potential of sized the need for systematic coordination of political
industries and the economy in general. According to the actions at the international, regional and national levels
assessment of Mechanical Engineering and Instrument with social issues, since only such a strategy will allow
Engineering trade union, one of the main problems is to resist growing economic inequality (in particular, in
the maximum retention of highly qualified employees, dimensions of: citizens’ deprivation from social protec-
ensuring their protection and compliance with labor tion; wages below subsistence minimum; tendencies to-
legislation in the reorganization process [19]. wards bankruptcy of micro- and small enterprises; gen-
Branch trade unions also often note significant der inequality in wages, when women on average earn
contradictions between the parameters of the labor leg- up to 20% less than their male colleagues) [22]. For ref-
islation’ adaptation of Ukraine and European Union, erence, it should be noted that in the first half of 2023
the implementation of international norms of labor or- in Ukraine, men’s wages were higher than women’s by
ganization and safety, as well as realities of the national almost 19% [23]. The ILO announced the following
practice of the employment sphere’ reforming. In par- priorities:
ticular, specialists of the trade union of agro-industrial  ensuring a balanced consideration of environ-
complex’ employees and the trade union IUF interna- mental, economic and social aspects, in particular, dur-
tional organization found contradictions between a ing the international financial system’ restructuring;
number of documents ratified by Ukraine (International  conducting a coordinated policy on issues of so-
Labor Organization’ Conventions No. 129 on labor in- cial protection and decent work and increasing invest-
spection in agriculture, No. 135 on the protection of the ments in this sphere [22].
rights of workers’ representatives at the enterprise and In addition to the current extremely acute security
threats, their immediate and long-term consequences
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for the quantitative and qualitative parameters of the la- (+3%, 11,265); «Hotel and restaurant business, tour-
bor force and employment, Ukraine (so as the whole ism» (-7%, 10,518); «Medicine, pharmaceuticals»
world) will face numerous new economic and social (6,583 vacancies, -1% by September) [26]. According
challenges in the near future. Their content is associated to the level of demand increase for workers, it was most
with overcoming the economic recession’ conse- noticeable in insurance (+7%, 205 job vacancies),
quences, the national markets’ further globalization, at sphere of security and safety (+5%, 2164), real estate
the same time as the segmentation of sectoral foreign operations (+5%, 767), jurisprudence (+4%, 1,245); fi-
markets, the digitalization of work, the transition to nance and banking (+3%, 4,300 vacancies). Among the
new professional standards based on a modernized na- positions, the greatest growth was shown by the de-
tional classifier. As a result, we should expect the re- mand for tire fitting masters (+23% by September),
duction of jobs in the economy’ traditional sectors, the couriers (+22%), crane operators (+17%), furniture de-
large-scale spread of employment non-standard forms, signers (+14%), media buyers (+14%), stackers, pack-
which, among other, will lead to a decrease in trade un- aging workers (+12%), office managers (+10%), sales
ion membership and the limitation of trade union mech- coordinators (+10%) [26].
anisms for the hired labor protection [16]. Therefore, the long-term orientations of changes
According to expert estimates, over the next 5 in the labor potential and labor market, related to the
years 83 million jobs will be lost and 69 million new national economy’ innovative modernization, as well
ones will be created on the world labor market, which as the increase of the share of highly qualified workers
will lead to the elimination of 17% of jobs at least [24]. and specialists for the specialization branches in the
In general, administrative positions and jobs in the employment structure, are still not traced.
spheres of security and trade are at risk of the biggest Conclusions. We should outline the range of
reductions. Cashiers, accountants, administrators, sec- problems that will have the most noticeable impact on
retaries and a number of other workers may be out of a the significant aspects of the labor force use and repro-
job due to the expectations of automation and digitiza- duction at the stages of Ukraine’ post-war stabilization
tion of some processes. Among these workers we and further development due to reducing the competi-
should also mention: security guards; household work- tiveness of the national human capital and the economy
ers; collectors and factory workers; postal service em- in general, complicating the economic complex’ diver-
ployees; bank cashiers; shop assistants; telemarketing sification, the professional and qualification potential’
specialists; customer service personnel; managers of improvement, the population’ productive employment
business services and administration; door-to-door provision, as well as implementation of decent work’,
salesmen (in fields), street vendors, as well as related work and non-work life quality’ standards. First of all
workers. Workers with basic education and women are they include:
also expected to face significant challenges, as employ-  unsystematic and unsatisfactory consequence of
ers would look for experienced professionals and men the national policy for harmonizing economic, foreign
for labor vacancies [24]. economic and social issues towards combating eco-
The forecasted world trends, while multiplying by nomic inequality and low efficiency of social protec-
an outdated structure, unsatisfactory diversification, tion;
significant resource-raw material and logistics-  inconsistency of minimum wage guarantees
transport specialization of the national economy and its with socially acceptable living standards, which gener-
territorial subsystems, may have a sharp impact on the alize physiological and social subsistence minimums;
Ukrainian labor potential and employment sphere, es-  the widespread practice of misbalance between
pecially if we compare them with the modern demand offered salary, on the one hand, and complexity of per-
dynamics on the labor market. formed work, as well as demand on certain specialties
According to the recruitment management system and specializations in the labor market (in particular, on
Work.ua [25], sales consultant, sales manager, driver, workers with tools, workers for maintaining, operating
cook and accountant were consistently dominated equipment and machines, engineering and technical
among the five most in-demand positions in the sum- specialists), on the other hand;
mer of 2023. In turn, the largest increase in June 2023  manipulative practices of savings on the wage
was shown only by the seasonally significant small fund due to unsatisfactory control over the justification
group of primary school teacher vacancies (+44%, in of non-tariff wage systems, as well as corporate stand-
absolute terms – approximately from 2.3 to 5.9% of the ards for assessing the suitability of the employees’
total demand for the above-mentioned most sought-af- qualifications for the positions they hold and the scope
ter positions), which is related to the search of private of their job duties;
schools and kindergartens for temporary staff in order  deterioration of the regulatory and legal provi-
to prepare children for school during the summer vaca- sion of a number of employees’ social and labor rights
tions. under the pretext of reforming labor legislation, in par-
In October 2023, the most part of vacancies were ticular, in accordance with the requirements of the As-
offered in the following categories: «Working special- sociation Agreement with the EU, as well as external
ties, production» (+2% increase by September 2023, creditors;
20,018 vacancies); «Sphere of services» (19,417 job of-  reduction of the scope of collective bargaining
fers, 4% less than in September); «Sales, purchases» regulation of employment and labor conditions, espe-
(+2%, 14,012); «Retail trade» (-1%, 12,755); cially at enterprises with up to 250 employees; the con-
«Logistics, warehousing, foreign economic activities»
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MEDICAL SCIENCES
STUDY OF STOKIN STATUS IN PATIENTS WITH TOXOPLASMOSIS

Abasova Dunya,
Head of department of Immunology
Scientific Research Institute of Medical Prophylaxis named after V. Akhundov
Kazimova Sevda,
Researcher
Scientific Research Institute of Medical Prophylaxis named after V. Akhundov
Macidova Nazrin,
Senior laboratory assistant
Scientific Research Institute of Medical Prophylaxis named after V. Akhundov
Shirinova Telli,
Senior laboratory assistant
Scientific Research Institute of Medical Prophylaxis named after V. Akhundov
Babayeva Shalala
Researcher
Scientific Research Institute of Medical Prophylaxis named after V. Akhundov

Abstract
The problem of opportunistic infections is becoming an urgent problem of modern times is becoming, which
is a constant increase in the number of people infected with HIV, it is related to the increase in aggressive treatment
methods of oncopathologies. This infections Pathogens that can normally cause disease in healthy individuals
caused by Up to 20 typical causative agents of opportunistic infections are known, and in modern infectious dis-
eases this list is constantly growing. without symptoms: 60% - cytomegalovirus, 90% - first and second type
herpavirus, 30% are toxoplasma carriers.
During the research, 100 people infected with toxoplasmosis were studied. The research shows that during
the exacerbation of the disease, the level of cytokines increases in comparison to healthy people, year-6, year-10.
Cytokine balance depends on the severity of the disease. The aim of the study is to study the level of production
of the main cytokines (year-6, year-10) that help to study the functional activity of immunocompetent cells and
the severity of the infectious process in patients infected with toxoplasma.

Keywords: Cytokines, interleukin-1, interleukin-6, interleukin-10, toxoplasmosis

At present, the high level of infection of the popu- Cytokines simulate the antiviral effects of polymorpho-
lation with toxoplasmosis, the damage of the fetus in- nuclear leukocytes of macrophages, natural killer and
side the womb, the loss of the organ of vision and its other cells. (7.8) The character of cytokines depends on
functions - even leading to blindness, and the fact that their levels.
it causes severe relapses in AIDS patients create serious The diagnostic importance of determining the
problems for the health system. level of cytokines is related to their role in the patho-
Immunity during toxoplasmosis is non-sterile. The genesis of infection. The products synthesized by Th-1
effectiveness of the defense system depends on the fac- (11-2, il-3, il-13, etc.) (year-4, year 5, year-6, year-10,
tors of humoral and cellular immunity. Against the year-13) are responsible for the activity of antibodies.
background of the normal state of cellular immunity, The importance of the evaluation of the cytokine con-
the synthesis of specific antibodies prevents the symp- tent is to determine the relationship between the level
tomless passing of the disease, re-infection, and trans- of cytokines in a certain patient and the course of the
plant transmission of the pathogen. disease (8).
Despite the adaptive capabilities of the immune The purpose of the study: The purpose of the
system, changes in its components become chronic and study is to study the production level of the main cyto-
lead to the formation of immunopathologies. As modu- kines (year-1, year-6, year-10) that help to study the
lators of the immune system, cytokines ensure intercel- functional activity of immunocompetent cells and the
lular cooperation, positive and negative immune regu- severity of the infectious process in patients infected
lation. Cytokines play an important role in regulating with toxoplasma.
the immune response by ensuring the proliferation and Materials and methods: In the studies, the im-
differentiation of immunocompetent immune cells. mune indicators of 100 patients infected with toxo-
(4,5,6) At the same time, immune system dysfunctions plasma (55 women, 45 men) were studied. Of these, 50
against the background of immunodeficiency cause patients had mild, 35 moderate, and 15 severe cases. 30
dysfunction in the cytokine system. It has been proven completely healthy people were selected as the control
that cytokines affect the endothelial cells infected with group. The diagnosis was made on the basis of clinical
viruses and cause the inflammation process to decrease. manifestations and determination of specific antibodies
against toxoplasmosis by immunoenzyme analysis.
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Patients were studied in the acute and remission As a result of the immunostimulatory effect of Il-
stages of the disease, and during the exacerbation pe- 1, differentiation and functional activity of lympho-
riod, patients received standard antiviral therapy. In or-
cytes, synthesis of Il-2 antibodies by lymphocytes, pro-
der to evaluate the cytokine profile in patients infected
liferation of lymphocytes increases. Thus, il-1 has a
with toxoplasma, the concentration of cytokines of wide spectrum of biological activity; By increasing the
year-1, year-6, year-year-10 was determined by the IFA functional activity of the T-set of cellular immunity and
method. the cells of the natural spleen, it induces the synthesis
The results of the conducted research were pro- of its own interferon in the host organism (endoge-
cessed with Microsoft Excel and statistics computer nous). In patients with toxoplasmosis, an increase in the
programs. At this time, regression and correlation level of il-6 during the period of exacerbation of the
methods were used. disease was observed, while during the period of remis-
Conclusion and discussion sion, this level was lower than the norm. (table 1)
In patients with relapsed toxoplasmosis, during The change in the amount of il-6 in the blood sam-
the exacerbation of the disease - the first 3 days, theples of a patient with toxoplasmosis also depends on the
level of il-1 rose to the maximum level. During the re-severity of the disease. IL-6, a typical inflammatory cy-
mission period, this indicator decreased, but did not tokine, activates neutrophils and increases their func-
reach the indicator of healthy (considered) individuals.
tional activity.
The concentration of il-1 in the blood serum de- Il-6 activates the synthesis of immunoglobulins
pended on the severity of the disease. Taking into ac- belonging to IgM, IgG, IgA class and acute phase pro-
count the role of il-1 in the elimination of the pathogen,
teins in hepatocytes. It stimulates the proliferation and
this change can be considered legitimate. . differentiation of acute phase proteins and T lympho-
cytes. On the other hand, it determines the production
of 1-6 1-1
Table 1
The composition of the main stocks in patients with toxoplasmosis according to the period of the study.
Studied Indicators Research period N Xmin- Xmax Х± m P
Healthy 30 32-64 48±1.9 -
I 100 90-194 120±9.2 <0.001
IL-I
II 35 85-164 100±5.2 <0.001
III 65 72-118 82±2.1 <0.001
Healthy 30 28-36 25±1.6 -
I 100 65-88 52±1.2 <0.001
IL-6
II 35 52-70 46±2.5 <0.001
III 65 38-64 39±1.4 <0.001
Healthy 30 40-63 40.2±0.7 -
I 100 57-84 78.3±0.98 <0.001
IL-10
II 35 46-76 65.9±0.94 <0.001
III 65 40-58 37.3±0.62 <0.001

Note; I-acute period of the disease II-early conva- anisms by which internal cellular processes and inter-
lescence period, III-delayed convalescence period, P- cellular interactions are used to maintain the body's de-
N-amount of studies X-average numerical value,+M - fense forces and the life cycle of replication. helps to
average numerical error. Il-10 acts as a negative regu- develop a control system for toxoplasmosis infection.
lator for inflammatory processes. This cytokine is asso- Results
ciated with a decrease in cytokine production and anti- 1. The study of the production of cytokines in pa-
gen presentation in Th-1 cells and monocytes. Il-10 is tients showed that, compared to healthy donors, an in-
a regulatory and anti-inflammatory alternative for mac- crease in the synthesis of il-1B, il-6, and il-10 cytokines
rophages, but also Th-2 and Th-1 therefore, il-10 is an is noticeable during the exacerbation of diseases. In
anti-inflammatory cytokine for all Th-1 cells and pre- parallel, the level of cytokines gradually decreases in
vents inflammation. It is assumed that the immunosup- the positive dynamics of the disease.
pressiveness of viruses is controlled by affecting the 2. The balance of stocks depends on the severity
balance of il-10 and il-12. the reduction of markers (il- of the disease; as the disease worsens, the level of
1B-6-il-10), at the same time stimulates proliferation of stocks also rises.
B lymphocytes and humoral immunity. 3. The study of Stoke's balance allows to under-
Activated T lymphocytes increase il-10, and its stand the pathogenesis of the infection, the tropism and
level increases during the exacerbation of the disease, virulence of the virus, thereby helping to develop a con-
but decreases during remission, but is higher than the trol system for toxoplasmosis infection.
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PREVILITY OF A NUMBER OF DISEASES AMONG THE POPULATION OF UKRAINE AND THE
CARPATIA REGION IN PARTICULAR

Volodymyr Kozovyi,
ORCID: 0009-0005-7275-5124
Ostap Shukailyk
Taras Chemnuy
Ivano-Frankivsk National Medical University
Department of Medical Biology and Medical Genetics

ПОШИРЕНІСТЬ РЯДУ ЗАХВОРЮВАНЬ СЕРЕД НАСЕЛЕННЯ УКРАЇНИ ТА ПРИКАРПАТТЯ


ЗОКРЕМА

Володимир Козовий
ORCID: 0009-0005-7275-5124
Остап Шукайлик
Тарас Чемний
Івано-Франківський національний медичний університету
кафедра медичної біології і медичної генетики

Abstract
As a result of the growth of depopulation, which has been ongoing since 1991, the population of Ukraine has
decreased by more than 6 million people. The demographic situation in Ukraine is a crisis, the signs of which are
low birth rates and an excessively high death rate, an unprecedented decrease in life expectancy, especially for
men, large-scale illegal labor migration of economically active citizens abroad, and, as a result, the relentless aging
of the population. The labor and reproductive potential is threatened by a 4.9-fold (compared to the European
Union) mortality rate for men and 3.2-fold for women (age group 30–44). Over the past 20 years, the population
of Ukraine has decreased by almost 7 million people, and according to the forecasts of experts of the World Bank,
it will decrease by another 24% by 2025. Among the causes of death in 2012 (as in previous years), diseases of
the circulatory system dominated - 65.8% of the total number of deaths. The study is based on the analysis of the
prevalence of a number of diseases among the population of Ukraine and Prykarpattia in particular.
Анотація
Унаслідок зростання депопуляції, що триває з 1991 р., чисельність населення України скоротилася
більше, ніж на 6 млн осіб. Демографічна ситуація в Україні є кризовою, ознаками чого є низькі показники
народжуваності та зависокий рівень смертності, безпрецедентне зниження тривалості життя, особливо чо-
ловіків, масштабна нелегальна трудова міграція економічно активних громадян за кордон, і, як наслідок,
невпинне старіння населення. Загрозу трудовому та репродуктивному потенціалу створює перевищення
(порівняно з країнами Європейського Союзу) в 4,9 рази смертності чоловіків, а жінок – у 3,2 рази (вікова
група 30–44 рр.). За останні 20 років чисельність населення України скоротилася майже на 7 млн осіб, а за
прогнозами фахівців світового банку до 2025 р. скоротиться ще на 24 %. Серед причин смерті в 2012 р. (як
і в попередні роки) домінували хвороби системи кровообігу – 65,8 % від загалу померлих. Дослідження
грунтується на аналізі поширеності ряду захворювань серед населення України та Прикарпаття зокрема.

Keywords: morbidity, prevalence, hypertensive disease


Ключові слова: захворювансть, поширеність, гіпертонічна хвороба

Актуальність дослідження. Сучасна вітчиз- ють хвороби системи кровообігу. Однак нині ізо-
няна система охорони здоров’я спрямована бі- льований перебіг останніх зустрічається вкрай
льше на лікування, ніж на профілактику захворю- рідко. Тобто типовою характеристикою клінічної
вань і пропаганду здорового способу життя. Як картини захворювань сучасного пацієнта є полі-
наслідок, за останні п’ять років кількість захво- патія (множинні хвороби) – випадки, коли хворий
рювань і смертність у більшості класів хвороб страждає водночас від кількох захворювань. Тен-
зростають. Стан здоров’я населення України ха- денція до постаріння населення, збільшення випа-
рактеризується значною поширеністю хронічних дків хронізації захворювань, підвищення впливу
хвороб та соціально небезпечних захворювань. ушкоджувальних чинників довкілля, призводить
При цьому високими залишаються рівні інвалід- до збільшення кількості осіб з коморбідною пато-
ності та смертності за короткої середньої трива- логією. Останнє засвідчують результати дослі-
лості життя . джень про наявність 8 – 15 патогенетично зв’яза-
У зростанні питомої ваги хронічних захворю- них між собою хвороб у пацієнтів старших 65 ро-
вань внутрішніх органів, провідні місця посіда- ків. Проблема мульти- та коморбідності не тільки
нагальна для практичної та наукової медицини, а
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й має велике соціально-економічне значення. За даними ВООЗ, ішемічна хвороба серця, ін-
Якщо стан мультиморбідності лише відображає сульти та хронічна обструктивна хвороба легень
інволюційні процеси (захворювання, які накопи- були одними з найпоширеніших причин смерті у
чуються з віком), то поняття коморбідності хара- світі в 2000-2016 роках.
ктеризує патогенетичну спільність, детерміно- Практично в усіх країнах світу, в тому числі в
вану можливість поєднання захворювань. Окрім Україні, найвища смертність від хвороб серця, і ця
паспортного віку, існує поняття про біологічний цифра постійно зростає. У 2000 році в усьому світі
вік, який характеризується морфо-функціональ- від хвороб серця померло понад 7 мільйонів людей.
ним станом внутрішніх органів та систем. З часом У 2010 році вона становила 8,5 млн осіб, у 2015 році
у людини деякі внутрішні органи стають менш - 9,3 млн осіб, а в 2016 році - 9,4 млн осіб.Смерт-
функціонально спроможніми, що викликає клі- ність від інсультів посідає друге місце у світі: 5,2
ніку ряду хронічних захворювань. Найчастішими млн осіб у 2000 році, 5,4 млн осіб у 2010 році, 5,6
супутниками старіння є ряд захворювань: ішемі- млн осіб у 2015 році та 5,8 млн осіб у 2016 році.
чна хвороба серця, артеріальної гіпертензії, осте- Хронічна обструктивна хвороба легень посідає
опороз, остеоартроз, рак легень, хронічний гаст- третє місце серед основних причин смерті: у 2000
рит, бронхіальна астма, пневмонії, туберкульоз, році від неї померло майже 3 мільйони людей, про-
дизбактеріози. При цьому артеріальна гіпертензія тягом десяти років – 2,8 мільйона людей, у 2015
в поєднанні з порушенням опорно-рухового апа- році – 3 мільйони людей, а у 2016 році – понад 3
рату входять в групу провідних хронічних захво- мільйони людей.
рювань внутрішніх органів серед людей похилого Аналізом основних демографічних показників
віку. При цьому серцево-судинні захворювання встановлено, що загальна кількість населення на
залишаються основною причиною захворювано- Прикарпатті за 20 осттанніх років зменшилась на
сті і смертності. 5,76 % Схожа тенденція зберігалася й у всій Укра-
Мета дослідження. Вивчення стану демогра- їні.
фічних показників у поєднанні із станом рівня за- Також, за досліджуваний період зафіксовано
хворювань населення в Україні та на Прикарпатті. позитивну кореляцію між зменшенням загальної кі-
Матеріали і методи дослідження. Проведено лькості населення області та зменшенням кількості
аналіз даних звітів обласного управління статис- осіб працездатного та старших за працездатний вік.
тики, інформаційно-аналітичного центру медичної Тому закономірним продовженням роботи стало
статистики та звітної медичної документації Івано- дослідження стану здоров’я населення.
Франківського обласного клінічного кардіологіч- Одним із негативних індикаторів здоров’я по-
ного диспансеру. Аналіз показників стану здоров’я пуляції є показник смертності населення. Так, цей
населення Прикарпаття вивчали за період із 1998 по показник зріс на 21,38 % за досліджуваний період
2017 рр у контексті серцево-судинної патології та (1998-2014 рр). Серед причин смертності тради-
частоти порушень кістково-м’язової системи і спо- ційно основне місце займали хвороби системи кро-
лучної тканини. Основні демографічні зміни на- вообігу, що складало 58,2 % населення області в
селення вивчались за 1995-2017 роки. 1998 році та 60,9 % в 2007 році. В працездатному
Результати дослідження. Тенденцією остан- віці даний показник коливався від 29,9 до 23,3 %, а
ніх років є зниження рівня смертності в Україні. У у населення старше за працездатний вік від 66,8 до
2015 році померло 594,8 тис. осіб. осіб, у 2016 році 72,4 %. Детальнішим аналізом встановлено, що лі-
– 583,6 тис (-1,9%), у 2017 році – 574,1тис (-1,6%). дером рівня смертності від окремих нозологічних
У 2018 році смертність зросла на 2,4% до 587,7 тис. форм була ішемічна хвороба серця. Найменшим у
осіб, але потім знову почало скорочуватися: у 2019 досліджуваному періоді даний показник був у м.
році 581,1 тис. (-1,1%). 549,2 тис осіб померло у Івано-Франківську та Калуському районі. Найви-
2020 році (+6,1%). щим показник реєструвався у м. Болехові, Рогатин-
Смертні випадки внаслідок: захворювання си- ському, Галицькому, Тлумацькому та Городенків-
стеми кровообігу. Більшість людей помирає від се- ському районах, залежно від років дослідження.
рцево-судинних захворювань. За даними Держс- Наступним показником був рівень захворюва-
тату, у 2015 році від цих захворювань померло ності всього населення області. Встановлено, що за
404,6 тис. осіб. українців. У 2016 році смертність досліджуваний період найменше реєстрували но-
від цих хвороб знизилася на 3% до 392,3 тис. поме- вих випадків хвороб у Надвірнянському районі та в
рлих, а у 2017 році зменшилася на 1,9% до 384,8 м. Болехів, а найбільше – у місті Івано-Франківську
тис. смерті. У 2018 році від хвороб системи крово- та Рогатинському районах. Серед спектру хвороб
обігу померло 392,1 тис. осіб. українців (+1,9%), у населення Івано-Франківської області чільне місце
2019 році – 389,3 тис (-0,7%). За січень-листопад зайняли хвороби системи кровообігу. Слід відмі-
2020 року померло 365,5 тис. осіб. тити, що з 1998 по 2014 роки їх число збільшилося
Майже 80 тисяч українців щороку помирають в 2,33 раза (з 22704,9 до 52941,3 на 100 тис. насе-
від пухлин – раку, лейкемії тощо. Рівень смертності лення).
вже кілька років залишається приблизно таким же: Наступним етапом дослідження було вивчення
79,5 тисяч. осіб у 2015 році 79 тис у 2016 році показників загальної та первинної захворюваності
78,3тис у 2017 році 78,6тис у 2018 році 78,2тис у на гіпертонічну хворобу, ішемічну хворобу серця, у
2019 році та 71,3 тис за перші 11 місяців 2020 року. тому числі, стенокардію та гострий інфаркт міока-
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PEDAGOGICAL SCIENCES
TEAMWORKING AND INTERACTION IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDUCATION

Talgatov Yerasyl,
Baiturina Anita,
Nashenova Adina
Kazakh Ablai Khan University of international relations and world languages
Almaty, Kazakhstan

Abstract
The evolution of foreign language education towards an individualized approach, emphasizing student-cen-
tered interactions and facilitated by teachers, underscores the pivotal role of team-based learning strategies, fos-
tering communicative competency. Teamworking and interaction between students play crucial role in the model
of student-student rather than teacher-student. The role of the teacher is now facilitating and giving the direction
in the educational process, adequately organizing interaction between students, which leads to the development of
their communicative competency. Interactive strategies as collaborative projects, peer teaching, debates etc. highly
valuated among researchers and methodologists and with the development of the new model of teaching in the
context of FLE more and more methods and theories appear in FLE process.

Keywords: Foreign language education (FLE), facilitating, interactive, teamwork, collaboration.

Literature review Methods:


The theme of interactive learning of students is not Effectively organized teamwork and idea commu-
new theme nowadays. Johnson & Johnson (1981) pro- nication between students may be the most effective
vided ide that the interactive student-student learning way to develop learners’ competencies. Working in a
model is the most effective one. Mercer (1995) delves groups give teachers opportunity to be more flexible,
into the guided construction of knowledge through give all the students an opportunity to participate in
communication between teachers and learners. His small discussions and engage them. While working
work explores how the learning process discourse with adults individual works may be considered as an
among educators and students shapes. Vygotsky's effective one, while in classroom it is very important to
(1978) influential work examines how social interac- motivate the students and develop their communicative
tions and cultural tools shape cognitive development. abilities. As the students are not capable to know eve-
He emphasizes the role of social context in higher psy- rything, they need to collaborate their knowledge and
chological functions. Ghaith (2003) examined the cor- work together to deal with questions, especially in the
relation between cooperative learning, student motiva- context of FLE. Teacher, in the student centered class-
tion, and academic achievement. This study sheds light room, is playing the role of facilitator more than re-
on how collaborative methods affects student out- translater of information or knowledge, it gradually de-
comes. In my earlier work (2023) I suggested the class- velop students ability to collaborate, actively search the
time model which provides the idea of independent col- question and take an action.
laboration of students. By the new format of education, the emotional aim
Introduction of working in a group is to provide appropriate envi-
In foreign language education, the integration of ronment for difficult questions. Students’ communica-
teamwork and interaction forms the cornerstone of ef- tive competence and collaboration may generate ideas
fective learning. Collaborative endeavors within the more effectively than in individual work. Even the most
classroom, whether through group discussions, partner talented students need some peer collaboration to sim-
activities, or team projects, provide a dynamic platform plify the task. Interactive learning strategies, including
for students to engage actively with the language. These its components develop some students’ competences
interactions not only facilitate the practical application more than other strategies can do (see figure 1). Active
of language skills but also nurture communication abil- interaction means active communication ideas with in-
ities, cultural awareness, and linguistic fluency. teraction between students. Communicate idea itself is
Through shared experiences and collective participa- the subcompetency of globally competent students and
tion, learners navigate diverse perspectives, reinforce refer to the effective communication (verbally and non-
their understanding of grammar and vocabulary, and verbally) with other participants of the group. Of
develop the confidence needed to express themselves course, active interaction and communication in class
in the target language. Such collaborative environments develop students’ major competence (Communicative
not only enhance language proficiency but also culti- competence) in FLE class.
vate a deeper appreciation and understanding of the cul-
ture embedded within the language being studied.
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Figure 1. Reflection of group work to the competencies.

During the active discussion, students may debate rather than get the knowledge. According to Mercer N.
inside the group and evaluate each other. It will include (1995) cumulative talk and debate (disputational) fo-
all the components of cognitive competency of learners cuses more on the communication and the process of
like logical reasoning and critical thinking. Since stu- talk rather than the developing the idea or working with
dents work in a group, they have to follow the common knowledge than exploratory, which focuses on
aim, work together analyzing and correcting each knowledge. Teacher as a facilitator should find the way
other’s mistakes. Competition plays crucial role in mo- to develop contextual competency of the learners. The
tivating students. The role of competition cannot be aspect of competition and peer evaluation are good
overestimated, as students will be more motivated to stimulus for the learners try to do the best. Class should
win the competition. There may be problem that the also have both types of peer evaluation, which are in-
students will be more preferable to win the competition group and inter-group evaluation (see figure 2).

Student’s name Self-evaluation In-group evaluation Other group’s eval- Final


uation score
Preparation part X
Presentation part X
Extra evaluation (questions, etc.)
Figure 2. Example of evaluation list for the group work.

The effectiveness of using teamworking and inter- gether, they will have big competency of interconnec-
action in class do not mean that all the lessons students tion in the world were the individuals’ role became less
should work in a group. It would be better if teacher important. In modern democratic class, students should
will allow the learners form the groups or interact with be able to use all the means of educational process in-
each other if they want it. The given task may be either cluding teachers’ advice, have access to work in the
hard or easy, based on students’ ability. As the facilita- group or individually based on their requirements,
tor, teacher should not set strict rules like do not discuss class-time model by Talgatov & Shalkarkyzy gives un-
the question or do not speak in class. If the students are derstanding of the students’ in class freedom (see fig-
given more chances to interact and find answers to- ure 3).

Figure 3. Class-time model


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Result: value objectivity of the students peer assessment (fig-
By the survey among the student where 100 stu- ure 4) and how the students prefer to work in class (fig-
dents took part, it was found to what extend students ure 5).

Figure 4. Objectivity of peer evaluation

Figure 5. How student prefer to work

Discussion: group or interfere to the process of creating the groups


The outcomes of this research have provided in- (teacher may only help the students to find the group, if
sight into the differences in preferences in types of in- they do not have). Creating the groups by themselves
teraction. As it is provided in the results of the survey, and working in groups, have a good conversations help
as compared with individual work (31%), group work the students develop their social competency.
was more suitable for students (39%) among survey To mitigate subjectivity in peer assessment, im-
participants. However, according to the answers of the plementing structured evaluation criteria is crucial. De-
question participants, it can be concluded that every- signing objective rubrics with clear, quantifiable met-
thing depends solely on the task itself. Future studies rics aids in delineating performance levels. Conducting
should explore observation of student interaction training sessions familiarizes students with assessment
choices based on individual preferences and character- criteria and examples, while calibration activities align
istics. As we navigate the diverse landscape of student their perspectives. Anonymity or blind evaluation re-
learning styles and preferences, understanding how to moves biases, and involving multiple evaluators aver-
tailor interactions to individual needs is key. ages scores for balanced assessments. Structured feed-
Active interaction and competitiveness of the back, teacher oversight, and encouraging peer discus-
learning process may have a pressure on students. sions further refine assessments, ensuring objectivity
Young learners may have some problems with the in- and fairness in the evaluation process.
teraction between each other, or differences in behav- Methods of working in a group differs based on
ior. Teacher should not force the student to work in a the aim of this type of work. Using interaction teacher
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may develop knowledge of the students engage them toward constructive discussions and leveraging diverse
with the help of competition or try to economize the evaluation methods to motivate and assess group dy-
time. For the active developing of the knowledge namics. Yet, the introduction of teamwork and interac-
teacher may form groups to conduct the practical re- tion should accommodate individual preferences, fos-
search or do some practical task. As groups formed to tering a democratic classroom where students have the
make the solution of the problem easier and find the freedom to engage collectively or individually, aligning
answer together, students form the groups and partici- with their needs. Various methods, such as the Jigsaw
pate in exploratory talk where everybody try to give technique, serve as powerful tools, not just for collabo-
ideas and knowledge that they have. In that kind of rative learning but also for nurturing critical thinking
class students should be extra motivated by teacher not and content analysis. As foreign language education
to lose the motivation. Jigsaw method and peer teach- evolves, embracing teamwork and interaction serves as
ing may be very effective to form the knowledge of the a catalyst, empowering students to navigate linguistic
students. The Jigsaw method is a cooperative learning complexities while fostering a global, interconnected
strategy where students become "experts" in a specific worldview.
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PHILOLOGICAL SCIENCES
DEBUNKING MYTHS OF SCHWA: STRESS, VARIABILITY, AND TRANSCRIPTION IN ENGLISH
PRONUNCIATION

Hasan Alisoy Huseyn oglu


Nakhchivan State University lecturer
ORCID iD: https://orcid.org/0009-0007-0247-476X

Abstract
The schwa ([ə]), a mid-central vowel sound, is a fundamental yet often misunderstood element of English
phonetics. Traditionally perceived as invariably unstressed and ubiquitous in unstressed syllables, the schwa's role
in English pronunciation has been a topic of extensive debate and analysis. This article critically examines the
longstanding perceptions of the schwa, focusing on its stress attributes and variability across American and British
English dialects. Through empirical observations and phonetic analyses, we challenge the conventional view of
the schwa as exclusively unstressed, highlighting instances of its occurrence in stressed syllables. The discussion
extends to the implications of this variability in phonemic transcription practices, contrasting the approaches in
different linguistic resources and dictionaries. We delve into the diverse manifestations of the schwa in various
English accents, from Received Pronunciation (RP) in British English to General American (GA) in American
English, underscoring the necessity of context-specific teaching approaches in English Language Teaching (ELT).
This exploration aims to reshape the understanding of the schwa in linguistic education, emphasizing the need to
embrace its dynamic nature and the inherent diversity in English phonetics. The article concludes by highlighting
the importance of a nuanced approach to teaching the schwa, acknowledging its variability and complexity for a
comprehensive understanding of English phonetics.

Keywords: Schwa, English Phonetics, Stress Patterns, Phonemic Transcription, Dialectal Variations, Lan-
guage Teaching, Received Pronunciation, General American, Linguistic Misconceptions.

1. Introduction 2. Understanding Schwa in American and Brit-


In linguistic phonetics, the schwa ([ə]), a mid-cen- ish English
tral vowel sound, is often characterized by its apparent Description and Phonetic Representation of
ubiquity and its supposed invariable unstressed nature Schwa
in English pronunciation. This vowel, frequently ap- The schwa ([ə]) is a mid-central, unrounded vowel
pearing in unstressed syllables in words such as "sofa" in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), often oc-
and "about," has been the subject of considerable de- curring in unstressed syllables. It is characterized by its
bate and analysis in the field. A prevalent assertion neutrality of articulation, where the tongue is posi-
within this discourse is the notion that schwa is exclu- tioned in the central, mid-way part of the mouth, not too
sively unstressed, a concept widely disseminated in high or low, front or back. This quality makes it a 'neu-
both academic and pedagogical contexts. However, tral' vowel in terms of articulation, leading to its fre-
emerging evidence and linguistic inquiry challenge this quent occurrence in various forms of spoken English.
convention, revealing a more nuanced reality of the In the context of English Language Teaching (ELT),
schwa's application and stress patterns across different understanding the schwa is crucial as it significantly in-
dialects of English. fluences the rhythm and fluency of speech (Alisoy,
This article aims to critically examine the 2023).
longstanding perceptions of the schwa sound, particu- Differences in American and British English
larly focusing on its stress attributes and variability The manifestation of the schwa sound exhibits no-
across American and British English dialects. Drawing table differences between American and British Eng-
upon empirical observations and phonetic analyses, the lish, both in terms of frequency and phonetic quality. In
discussion will deconstruct the traditional view of the American English, the schwa often serves as a replace-
schwa as an unstressed phoneme, exploring instances ment for other vowels in unstressed syllables, leading
where it appears in stressed syllables. Furthermore, the to a more consistent application across different words.
article will delve into the implications of this variability This can be observed in words like 'computer' or 'ba-
in phonemic transcription practices, contrasting the ap- nana,' where the middle syllable is reduced to a schwa
proaches adopted in various linguistic resources and sound.
pronunciation dictionaries. The exploration will under- In contrast, British English tends to maintain a
score the dynamic nature of the schwa sound, challeng- greater distinction between the schwa and other vowels,
ing the rigidity of its conventional portrayal in linguis- even in unstressed positions. This distinction leads to a
tic education and highlighting the diversity inherent in richer variety of vowel sounds in speech, even in non-
English phonetics. stressed syllables. For example, in Received Pronunci-
ation (RP), a non-rhotic variety of British English, the
schwa sound is distinct in words like 'doctor' or 'letter,'
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with the final vowel sound being a clear schwa (Gass & in American English, certain words can exhibit a
Selinker, 2008; Harmer, 2007). stressed schwa, especially in informal speech. This can
Furthermore, the use of the schwa in different di- be observed in words like 'supply' or 'support,' where
alects within the UK can vary significantly. For in- the initial syllable, typically transcribed with a schwa,
stance, some northern English accents might use a may carry stress in natural speech (Richards & Rodg-
vowel closer to [ʊ] (as in 'foot') rather than a schwa in ers, 2014; Willis, 1996).
certain words, demonstrating the diversity within Brit- Furthermore, the role of the schwa in lending
ish English itself (Long, 1985; Nunan, 1999). rhythm and cadence to speech, particularly in English
These variations in schwa usage between Ameri- as a Second Language (ESL) contexts, has been a sub-
can and British English have implications for English ject of discussion. Alisoy (2023) notes the importance
language teaching, as highlighted by Richards and of understanding the variability of stress in schwa for
Rodgers (2014) and Scrivener (2011). Teachers need to non-native speakers, as it significantly affects the natu-
be aware of these differences to provide accurate mod- ralness and fluency of their spoken English. This vari-
els for learners, particularly those aiming for profi- ability underscores the need for a more nuanced ap-
ciency in a specific dialect. Additionally, understanding proach in teaching pronunciation, recognizing the
these differences can aid learners in developing listen- schwa's potential occurrence in stressed syllables
ing skills necessary for comprehending a range of Eng- (Richards, 2006; Long, 1985).
lish accents (Richards, 2006; Willis, 1996). So, while the schwa is predominantly found in un-
In summary, while the schwa is a common ele- stressed syllables, the notion that it is exclusively un-
ment in both American and British English, its applica- stressed is overly simplistic. Linguistic evidence sug-
tion and phonetic quality display notable variations, re- gests that the schwa's occurrence in stressed syllables,
flecting the rich diversity of the English language. though less frequent, is a valid and noteworthy aspect
These differences are essential considerations in the of English pronunciation. Acknowledging this com-
realm of ELT, emphasizing the need for context-spe- plexity is crucial for a comprehensive understanding
cific teaching approaches. and teaching of English phonetics.
3. The Myth of the Unstressed Schwa 4. Variations in Schwa Pronunciation Across
The Prevailing Belief Accents
A pervasive belief in phonetics and English lan- The schwa sound, while a fundamental element of
guage teaching is that the schwa sound is inherently un- English phonetics, exhibits a remarkable range of vari-
stressed. This understanding posits that the schwa ([ə]) ations across different English accents. These varia-
invariably appears in unstressed syllables, forming a tions can be seen not only in the sound quality of the
cornerstone of English pronunciation patterns. This schwa itself but also in its distribution and usage within
concept is rooted in the idea that the schwa's neutral words. Understanding these differences is crucial for
vowel quality is most suited to the reduced intensity and both linguistic analysis and effective language teach-
shorter duration typical of unstressed syllables. Educa- ing.
tional materials often reinforce this notion, depicting Regional Examples in British English
the schwa as a hallmark of unstressed syllables across In British English, particularly in regional accents,
various words in English (Harmer, 2007; Scrivener, the pronunciation of the schwa can vary significantly.
2011). For example, in the Merseyside area, known for its dis-
Challenging the Convention tinct dialect, the schwa often sounds closer to a short
However, recent linguistic inquiry and empirical [ʊ] sound, as in 'book,' especially in words where RP
observations have begun to challenge the dogma of the (Received Pronunciation) would use a clear schwa.
unstressed schwa. Researchers have identified in- North American Variations
stances in both American and British English where the In North American English, particularly in Gen-
schwa does appear in stressed syllables, albeit less eral American (GA) accents, the schwa appears with a
commonly than in unstressed ones. This phenomenon relatively consistent quality. However, it can often be
is particularly notable in certain dialects and in the cas- heard in places where other dialects might use a differ-
ual or rapid speech of native speakers, where the schwa ent vowel, for example, in words like 'sofa' or 'banana.'
may emerge in stressed positions due to vowel reduc- Comparative Overview of Schwa Pronuncia-
tion in specific contexts (Gass & Selinker, 2008; tion
Nunan, 1999). To illustrate these variations more clearly, the fol-
For example, in some regional accents of British lowing table provides a comparative overview of schwa
English, words such as 'sofa' or 'banana' may bear a per- pronunciation in different English dialects:
ceptible stress on the schwa-containing syllable, con-
trary to the standard pronunciation models. Similarly,
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Aspect British English (RP) American English (GA) Notes and Variations
More distinct, less
Pronunciation More centralized Variations in regional accents
centralized
Frequency in Common in unstressed Common, may replace Influenced by dialectal
Words syllables other vowels differences
Can appear in stressed syl- Depends on word context and
Stress Patterns Typically unstressed
lables speech style
Pronunciation can vary in cas-
Examples 'camera' ([ˈkæmərə]) 'sofa' ([ˈsoʊfə])
ual speech
Transcription Distinct schwa Schwa may appear in Reflected in dictionary
Variations representation stressed positions transcriptions
Stress on standard
Educational Focus Emphasis on variability Implications for ESL teaching
pronunciation

This table serves as a quick reference to under- Transcription Variations in Dictionaries


stand the differences and similarities in schwa pronun- Differences in the transcription of the schwa are
ciation across these dialects. particularly noticeable between British and American
Recognizing the diversity in the pronunciation of English dictionaries. British dictionaries, such as the
the schwa sound across English dialects is essential for Oxford English Dictionary, often align their transcrip-
linguistic accuracy and effective language instruction. tion with Received Pronunciation (RP), using the
By exploring these variations, linguists and educators schwa predominantly in unstressed syllables. This is
can better prepare learners for the rich tapestry of Eng- evident in the transcription of words like 'camera'
lish accents and dialects. ([ˈkæmərə]) where the final two syllables are repre-
5. Schwa in Phonemic Transcription sented by the schwa (Richards & Rodgers, 2014).
Schwa Representation in Phonetics In American dictionaries, like Merriam-Webster,
The schwa ([ə]), represented by an inverted 'e' in the schwa's usage in transcription reflects the nuances
the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), is a central of General American (GA) pronunciation. Here, the
element in the phonemic transcription of English. Its schwa may appear in places where RP employs differ-
representation, however, varies across different dic- ent vowel sounds, emphasizing the dialectal variations
tionaries and linguistic resources, reflecting diverse ap- in American English (Gass & Selinker, 2008).
proaches to English phonetics.
British English (RP) American English (GA)
Word Notes
Transcription Transcription
Camera [ˈkæmərə] [ˈkæm(ə)rə] Schwa in final syllables
Support [səˈpɔːt] [səˈpɔrt] Schwa in initial syllable
Banana [bəˈnɑːnə] [bəˈnænə] Schwa in initial and final syllables
Sofa [ˈsəʊfə] [ˈsoʊfə] Schwa in final syllable
Laboratory [ləˈbɒrətəri] [ˈlæbərəˌtɔri] Schwa varies in position and stress

This table showcases how different English dic- 6. The Role of Stress in Schwa Pronunciation
tionaries transcribe the same words, highlighting the Influence of Stress on Schwa
usage and placement of the schwa sound in each dia- The pronunciation of the schwa sound is signifi-
lect. The examples chosen illustrate common words cantly influenced by stress patterns in speech. Tradi-
where the schwa's representation can differ between tionally, the schwa is associated with unstressed or
Received Pronunciation (RP) and General American weakly stressed syllables, where it serves as a reduced
(GA). Such a comparison can provide readers with con- vowel sound. However, the relationship between stress
crete examples of the variability in schwa transcription, and schwa pronunciation is more complex, with stress
enhancing their understanding of the phonetic differ- potentially altering the quality and perceptibility of the
ences between these dialects. schwa.
Implications for Language Learning Schwa in Stressed Syllables
The varying representations of schwa in phonemic While it is less common, the schwa can occur in
transcription underscore the complexity of English pro- stressed syllables, particularly in certain dialects and in-
nunciation and highlight the importance of context in formal speech. In these instances, the schwa does not
language learning. These differences necessitate a flex- exhibit the typical characteristics of a fully reduced
ible approach in teaching English pronunciation, partic- vowel. Instead, it can carry a degree of stress, albeit not
ularly for ESL learners who may encounter diverse ac- as prominently as other vowel sounds.
cents and dialects. Understanding the nuances in schwa For example, in some dialects of American Eng-
transcription can aid learners in developing a more lish, words like 'sofa' ([ˈsoʊfə]) or 'support' ([səˈpɔːrt])
comprehensive and adaptable pronunciation skill set. may feature a schwa that bears stress, especially in
rapid or casual speech. In such cases, the schwa in the
initial syllable of 'support' differs from its traditional
representation as a purely unstressed sound. This vari-
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ation in stress can subtly alter the vowel quality, mak- 5. Raising Awareness of Misconceptions: Educa-
ing it slightly more pronounced than the typical schwa tors should inform learners about the common miscon-
in an unstressed position (Gass & Selinker, 2008). ceptions regarding the schwa, explaining its potential
Implications for Pronunciation and Teaching occurrence in stressed syllables and its variability
The occurrence of stress in syllables containing a across accents. This knowledge can empower learners
schwa challenges the conventional understanding of to approach English pronunciation with a more critical
English pronunciation. It highlights the dynamic nature and informed perspective.
of spoken English and the need for flexibility in teach- Addressing the misconceptions surrounding the
ing pronunciation, particularly for ESL learners. Ac- schwa is crucial for both linguistic research and effec-
knowledging the variability of stress in schwa pronun- tive language teaching. By adopting a more nuanced
ciation can help learners develop a more nuanced un- approach that acknowledges the variability and com-
derstanding of English speech patterns, enhancing their plexity of the schwa sound, educators and linguists can
ability to adapt to different accents and speaking styles. enhance the accuracy and effectiveness of English lan-
This approach aligns with contemporary language guage instruction.
teaching methodologies that emphasize the importance 8. Conclusion
of exposure to a variety of linguistic inputs and real- Summary of Key Points
world language use (Richards & Rodgers, 2014). This article has explored the multifaceted nature
7. Linguistic and Educational Implications of the schwa sound in English pronunciation, challeng-
Implications of Misconceptions in Language ing long-held misconceptions and highlighting its vari-
Teaching ability across dialects. Key points discussed include:
The misconceptions surrounding the schwa, par- 1. Nature of Schwa: The schwa ([ə]) is a central,
ticularly its invariable association with unstressed syl- unrounded vowel, often perceived as the epitome of un-
lables, have significant implications for both language stressed sounds in English. However, its occurrence
teaching and linguistic research. In language education, and pronunciation are more dynamic than traditionally
especially in ESL (English as a Second Language) con- believed.
texts, a rigid interpretation of the schwa as always un- 2. Variability in English Dialects: The schwa ex-
stressed can lead to an oversimplified view of English hibits notable differences in pronunciation between
pronunciation. This might result in learners developing American and British English, as well as within re-
a stilted or unnatural speech rhythm, as they might not gional dialects. These variations reflect the diverse pho-
fully appreciate the nuances of English stress patterns. netic landscapes of English accents.
In linguistics, these misconceptions can limit the 3. Myth of Unstressed Schwa: The common belief
understanding of the dynamic nature of spoken English. that the schwa is exclusively unstressed has been con-
Overlooking the variability in schwa pronunciation tested. Instances of the schwa appearing in stressed syl-
across different dialects and contexts may result in in- lables, particularly in certain dialects and informal
complete or skewed phonetic analyses. speech, have been identified, adding complexity to its
Approaches for Teaching Schwa traditional understanding.
To effectively teach the schwa sound, educators 4. Representation in Phonemic Transcription: The
and linguists can adopt several strategies: transcription of the schwa varies across dictionaries and
1. Highlighting Variability: Educators should em- linguistic resources, reflecting different approaches to
phasize the variability of the schwa in different dialects English phonetics and dialects.
and contexts. By exposing learners to a range of accents 5. Role of Stress in Pronunciation: Stress can sig-
through audio and video resources, they can develop a nificantly influence the pronunciation of the schwa,
more adaptable and nuanced understanding of English with its presence in stressed syllables challenging the
pronunciation (Richards & Rodgers, 2014). conventional views of English pronunciation patterns.
2. Contextual Learning: Incorporating the teach- 6. Educational Implications: Misconceptions
ing of schwa within the broader context of word stress about the schwa can impact language teaching and
and intonation patterns can help students understand its learning. A nuanced approach to teaching the schwa,
role in the rhythm and melody of English. This ap- acknowledging its variability, is crucial for developing
proach aligns with modern language teaching method- a comprehensive understanding of English phonetics.
ologies that prioritize contextual learning over rote Importance of Understanding Schwa Variabil-
memorization (Gass & Selinker, 2008). ity
3. Phonetic Training: Linguists and educators can Understanding the variability and complexity of
provide phonetic training that focuses on the produc- the schwa is essential for linguists, language educators,
tion and perception of the schwa in various phonetic and learners alike. Recognizing the schwa's diverse
environments. This can include exercises that involve manifestations across different dialects and contexts
distinguishing between stressed and unstressed schwas enriches the understanding of English phonetics. For
in different words and sentences. language educators, this knowledge is crucial in devel-
4. Practical Application: Encouraging students to oping effective teaching strategies that cater to the
practice using the schwa in real-life communication needs of learners aiming to acquire a natural and fluent
scenarios can aid in developing a natural and fluid command of English pronunciation. It underscores the
speech pattern. Role-plays, conversation practice, and importance of moving beyond oversimplified phonetic
listening exercises can be particularly effective in this models to embrace the dynamic and varied nature of
regard. spoken English. In doing so, learners can be better
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THE IMAGE OF WOMEN IN JANE AUSTEN'S NOVELS

Sevinj Aziz
Nakhchivan State University

Abstract
The article studies the work of Jane Austen as a pioneer of realism in Britain. The image of women created
by the writer had an enormous influence on the works of novelist’s future ages of 18-19. It also deals with the
profound impact Jane Austen had on the evolution of British literature, particularly her major role in ushering in
the era of realism. Austen’s remarkable ability to intricately weave together with tapestry of human emotions, and
nuances of everyday life forms the cornerstone of her legacy.
Furthermore, the article explores how Austen’s influence persists in contemporary literature and culture. Ul-
timately, Jane Austen’s contribution in British literature remains unparalleled, leaving mark in literary landscape.

Keywords: realism, the image of women, innovation, invariably, cliché, satire, sentimental

Introduction well: therefore, her novels may seem intimate, limited


Jane Austen is a great British writer who, with her to the sphere of image. Austen does not cover in any
works, proclaimed realism in British literature. Her way the historical events of which she was a contem-
books are universally recognized masterpieces and cap- porary: The Great French Revolution, the Napoleonic
tivate with their purity and “soft” British humor. Wars, the Irish Rebellion and the first Luddite
Thanks to her work, J. Austin became the “First Lady” speeches. She deliberately limited herself to depicting
in literature and remains so to this day. The name of J. the everyday life of the provincial nobility - the circle
Austin has been criticized more than once, but, never- of people to which she herself belonged, whose life she
theless, it is, as before, widely known. Nowadays, knew and observed well.
women's activities include the political, economic and Her books are recognized masterpieces and capti-
cultural spheres. Western representatives of the vate with their sincerity and simplicity of plot against
“weaker sex” are actively seeking equal rights in soci- the backdrop of deep psychological insight into the
ety, proving that they can be self-sufficient, bright indi- souls of the characters and ironic, soft, truly “English”
viduals with enormous creative potential. The creative humor. Walter Scott compared Jane Austen's works to
heritage of the writer aroused the interest of many liter- ivory miniatures. “Again, for at least the third time, I
ary scholars, but the specifics of female characters in re-read Miss Austen’s superbly written novel ‘Pride
Austen’s novels were not the subject of separate study. and Prejudice’.
Jane Austen is referred to as the first lady of English The place of the writer Jane Austen in the history
literature. Because of her extensive knowledge of and of world literature leaves no doubt. This author is right-
accurate portrayal of English life, traditions, etiquette, fully considered a classic. Of course, if it were not for
and manners in the context of essentially English nature this great writer in world literature, the world would not
at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. have a sense of what English literature really is.
Jane Austen is considered a representative of the Jane Austen was one of the first writers to boldly
literary movement of realism, but her best novels are on explore the lives of women in English society of her
the border between romanticism and realism. From ro- time. Her novels often focus on the fates of heroines,
manticism in her books is the idealization of love rela- their expectations and restrictions associated with so-
tionships, and from realism is deep psychologism and cial norms and marriage. Jane Austen, as a woman in
immersion in the inner world of the characters. All Jane her own right, introduced alternative models for
Austen's novels are distinguished by a set of character- women, including the possibility of marriage for love
istic features: the simplicity of the plot, invariably rather than just social obligation.
crowned with a happy ending (a magnificent wedding), The main characters of the English novelist are
presented with gentle irony and what later came to be women, and the world depicted by Austen is shown
called “purely English humor” - the humor of phrases, through their perception of this world. In connection
not situations. Jane Austen was the first to use the so- with the literary tradition of the 19th century, the
called “outside perspective” in her novels - this is where reader’s attention turns to the story of a girl from a quite
humor and irony are contained. But the main thing is prosperous provincial family. The author, revealing the
the young, sweet, modest girl at the center of the story life experience of the main character, shows the ways
who loves to read books and is afraid to give in to pas- of forming her moral positions through overcoming
sions. life's obstacles. Its development directly reflects the ed-
Throughout her life, the writer’s aesthetic princi- ucational essence that a person’s spiritual growth oc-
ples did not change: she remained a convinced realist curs in the process of comprehending life and constant
who strived to truthfully depict the world around her. A struggle aimed at overcoming the difficulties that arise
distinctive feature of realism is the appeal of art to a for the individual.
direct depiction of the everyday life of people, devoid We should pay attention to the fact that the heroine
of any religious or mythological plot motivation. At the reveals the strong or weak sides of her character. The
same time, Austen wrote only about what she knew
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realism of the narrative in Jane Austen's works some- Austen's heroines display strength of will and the abil-
times remains in the description of sensitive scenes and ity to think for themselves, which makes them interest-
the state of the characters, characteristic elements of ing and complex characters.
English “sensitive” novels. Most of the artistic epics - The author's themes smoothly flow from one work
“Pride and Prejudice”, “Common Sense and Sensibil- to another, without leaving, however, a feeling of sec-
ity”, “Northanger Abbey”, “Emma” - show the reader ondary nature, and without turning into a cliché with
the complex psychological world of the heroine from different names. It is worth considering some of the fea-
the first main event to the final scene with the happy tures of Jane Austen's creative direction, using some of
main character and her chosen one. “Mansfield Park” is her most famous works.
the only work in which the author models the heroine’s “Pride and Prejudice” is considered one of Jane
life path from childhood to marriage, and “Persuasion” Austen's most famous works and exemplifies her femi-
describes events more than eight years ago, committed nine perspective on marriage and society. The main
by the heroine under the influence of others. We are character, Elizabeth Bennet, refuses a marriage pro-
talking about a mistake, which, fortunately for her, posal from a profitable candidate, preferring her own
turns out to be correctable as the action progresses. feelings and respect. This demonstrates Austen's bold
In Jane Austen’s novels, women are depicted with approach to the theme of female independence and
complexity and depth, reflecting the expectations of the choice.
late 18th and early 19th centuries. Austen’s female char- Pride and Prejudice remains relevant more than
acters often navigate the limitations imposed by their two centuries after its original release. This happened
social status, economic dependence, and the rigid gen- for several reasons:
der roles of the time. Austen’s female characters pos- Universal Themes: Jane Austen's novel deals with
sess a strong sense of morality. Characters like Eliza- universal themes such as love, society, family relation-
beth from “Pride and Prejudice” or Emma from the ships and choosing a path in life. These topics are al-
novel “Emma” defy societal norms in pursuit of their ways relevant and understandable to readers of any
own happiness. time.
Moreover, Austen’s female characters come from Strong Female Heroes: Jane Austen's heroines, in-
various social backgrounds, allowing her to explore the cluding Elizabeth Bennet, embody the independence,
diversity of women’s experiences in that period. From intelligence, and courage of women. Their images will
the Dashwood sisters in “Sense and Sensibility”, repre- always inspire and motivate readers, especially women.
senting different reactions to social pressures, to Fancy Satire and humor: The novel is full of witty satire
Price in “Mansfield Park”, who faces challenges as a and bright humor, which will always attract readers
poor relation within her wealthy family, Austen pro- with its lightness and wit.
vides a portrayal of women’s roles in society. Austen’s The images of the main characters reflect the au-
novels not only critique the limitations placed upon thor's ideal of personality: Jane Austen did not accept
women but also display their intelligence, and capacity either a complete rejection of the principles of rational-
for growth. Through her characters, she addresses the ity, blind following of passions, or naked rationalism.
importance of individual agency, the struggle of auton- Feeling and reason, according to the writer, must be
omy, and the complexities of relationships in a society balanced, must be in harmony. Heroes who deviate
where marriage was often a woman’s primary means of from this rule violate the norm of rationality and find
securing her future. themselves in difficult situations; they cannot under-
Most of the works are devoted to the theme of love stand other people and the motives of their actions.
and marriage. It should be added to what has been said Issues of marriage, not only the structure of life
that Austen did not at all consider marriage to be the itself, but the responsibility in choosing a partner and
most cherished dream of every girl. The author consid- companion that parents and young people themselves
ered “Pride and Prejudice” “her favorite brainchild”. bear, is one of the main themes in “Pride and Preju-
Even the title "First Impressions" (1796-1797) reflects dice.”
sentimental notes. The final choice of the title of Aus- The writer continued the traditions of G. Fielding
ten’s novel was made based on the remark of Dr. Lister and created “mixed characters”, devoid of monolinear-
(F. Burney “Cecilia” (1782)), which contained the key- ity. Her heroes are multifaceted, they are often deluded
words “the result of Pride and Prejudice”. Having and make mistakes, but they are able to soberly assess
shown the conflict of the beginning, the pride and prej- themselves and overcome weaknesses and delusions.
udice of the characters, the author could not refuse to Under the influence of circumstances, the environment,
depict the deceptiveness of first impressions. The dom- and chance, their characters develop and their person-
inant theme of this text was the protagonist’s deliver- ality develops.
ance from errors dictated by primary perception, their Real, widespread recognition came to Jane Austen
correction and the active work of the mind. only in the 20th century. Her psychological art, perme-
In Austin's works, heroines often find themselves ated with graceful irony, turned out to be in tune with
in socio-economic constraints, dependent on their fa- the ideas of writers of the turn of the century and the
thers or husbands. They are forced to adapt to generally first decades of the 20th century: G.-K. Chesterton, R.
accepted norms and restrictions, putting their own feel- Aldington, S. Maugham, W. Woolf, E. Bowen, J.B.
ings and desires in the background. However, many of Priestley, E.-M. Forster. “Of all the great writers, Jane
Austen is the most difficult to convict of greatness; she
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has a special completeness and perfection,” said Vir- and society. In her work, women find inspiration and
ginia Woolf. support in finding their place in the world.
Conclusion
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PHYSICAL SCIENCES
SEASONAL ACTIVITY OF “TIGER” STRIPES ON SATURN’S MOON ENCELADUS

Vidmachenko A.P.
Doctor Phys.-Math. Sci., Professor, Professor of Department of Physics
National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine

Abstract
The significant inclination of the plane of the satellite’s equator to the plane of the orbit of the central planet
allows us to record differences in the flow of solar energy to different latitudinal zones during their rotation around
the Sun. The equator of Enceladus, like Saturn itself, is inclined to the plane of the planet’s orbit by almost 27°.
With a significant eccentricity of the planet's orbit (0.06), Enceladus and Saturn pass the perihelion of the orbit at
a distance of 9 AU in summer in the southern hemisphere, and aphelion – at a distance of more than 10 AU
during the summer season in the northern hemisphere. This leads to the fact that the southern hemisphere of Saturn
and Enceladus receive on average a quarter more energy from the Sun than the northern. Such conditions affect
on the influx of sunlight to the latitudinal zones and changes in physical characteristics on the surface of the satel-
lite and in the atmosphere of the planet. The images obtained by “Cassini” devices show that almost the entire
polar region is covered with fresh ice, shows geyser emissions, the presence of “tiger” stripes up to 130 km long,
up to 2 km thick and up to 0.5 km deep. It is through them that water is released into the surrounding space from
the ocean below the surface of the satellite. Spectral data obtained by “Cassini” equipment also indicated an ab-
normally high flow of heat through these bands, which are the source of water geysers. Our analysis showed that
in 2022, Enceladus is moving from the polar day in the northern hemisphere, and is approaching the equinox in
2024-2025, and later – to the summer season in satellite southern hemisphere. And this should cause a significant
increase in geyser activity in the polar region. Therefore, it will be useful to observe the seasonal increase in geyser
activity in the “tiger” stripes around the satellite’s south pole, and to dedicate to this fact a special program of
observations using infrared equipment on Keck telescopes, Very Large Telescope and space telescopes.

Keywords: Enceladus, seasonal changes, geyser activity, water ocean, ice surface, tiger stripes.

Features of solar irradiation of planets and southern hemisphere of Saturn, on average, receives a
their satellites. For the planets Venus, Earth, Mars, quarter more energy from the Sun than the northern
Saturn, Uranus and Neptune, there is a significant tilt one.
between the planes of their equators and orbits. There- The period of rotation of the planet around the Sun
fore, during the rotation of these planets around the is 29.45 years. Saturn's orbit has a significant eccen-
Sun, we register significant differences in the arrival of tricity (0.06). Moreover, the planet passes the perihe-
solar energy to their different latitude zones. For exam- lion of its orbit at a distance of about 9 AU in the epoch
ple, the equator of the planet Saturn is significantly in- of summer in the southern hemisphere, and aphelion –
clined to the plane of its orbit. We have been studying at a distance of more than 10 AU during the summer in
the changing seasons in its atmosphere since 1977. In the northern hemisphere (Fig. 1). For this reason, the
works [20, 22, 26, 27, 30] we registered significant southern hemisphere receives 25% more energy from
changes in the visible atmosphere of Saturn. We ex- the Sun than the northern hemisphere. This happens be-
plained them as seasonal variations in incoming solar cause the equatorial plane of the planet is inclined to
energy. For our analysis, we used the results of numer- the plane of its orbit by an angle of almost 27°. And at
ous observational data at the equinoxes in 1966, 1980, the equinoxes, Saturn is at an average distance from the
1995 and 2010. Our calculations [24] showed that the Sun.
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Fig. 1. The dependence of the change in the radius-vector (Δ) of Saturn upon changes in the Saturnicentric
inclination () in 1966-2025 [29].

Especially noticeable changes in the supply of solar energy are observed at high latitudes of the planet. After
all, at the maximum angles of inclination, they can exceed the energy input by orders of magnitude if the rings of
Saturn are visible from the edge (Fig. 2) [29].

Fig. 2. The arrival of solar energy to different latitudes () of Saturn depending on the saturnocentric inclination
B [29].

To conduct this research, we used the results of and space telescopes [12], received in the period from
our photometric and spectral observations [8, 22-26, 1964 to 2020. During this time, there were four consec-
30], the results of observations by many amateurs and utive passages of the plane of the rings of the planet
other scientists [6, 14, 21] and data from space vehicles through the plane of the Earth's orbit at the equinoxes.
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They were repeated on Saturn every 14.7 years: in Fig. 3 shows five different views of Enceladus' surface.
1966, 1980, 1995 and in 2010, when Saturn was at the The three images in the top row show the front, trailing,
average distance to the Sun, and both hemispheres were and Saturn-facing hemispheres of the satellite; the two
irradiated by it equally (Fig. 1). And since Enceladus in the bottom row show the northern and southern polar
(as well as most of Saturn's satellites) moves practically regions. The colors indicate differences in the proper-
in the equatorial plane of the planet (inclination less ties of the ice on the surface: red - corresponds to fresh
than 0.02°), when the libration is less than 1.5°, it is al- and smooth ice, blue - to older ice. This map shows that
most equally indicated on the physical characteristics the polar region around the South Pole is covered with
of the upper atmosphere of the planet and the surface of a lot of very fresh ice. Its presence is well explained by
the satellite. geysers, which actively eject water into the surrounding
The subsurface sea in the southern polar re- space from the ocean beneath the surface of Enceladus.
gion. In the period from 2004 to 2017, "Cassini" made Four faults of "tiger" stripes, 130 km long, are clearly
almost one and a half hundred approaches, making visible there. And in this place, not a single impact
more than 2 dozen fairly close flybys of Enceladus. Its crater was found near the bands. This indicates the ge-
entire surface was covered with ice. It was using the ological youth of these formations. That is, the origin
data collected during the operation of the apparatus that of the bands is related to the processes in the bowels of
a global infrared map of this satellite was created. On the satellite.

Fig. 3. Maps of different hemispheres of Enceladus (https://universemagazine.com/wp-


content/uploads/2020/09/A_new_view_of_Enceladus_annotated_pillars.jpg).

The south polar region of Enceladus attracted at- iron. Therefore, it is believed that its interior can be sig-
tention due to the presence of a thermal anomaly inside nificantly heated due to the decay of radioactive ele-
it [17] and the ejection of water geysers through cracks ments. To maintain the observed geological activity,
in its surface [4, 13, 16, 35]. Observational data showed the core of Enceladus must be partially molten. Helping
the presence of a thin icy lithosphere there and the pos- to maintain such a high temperature of some areas in
sible presence of liquid quite close to the surface. This the interior of the satellite can also provide tidal heat-
does not coincide with the point of view proposed in ing. It should be the main source of existing geological
[13], that the shape of Enceladus most closely corre- activity.
sponds to a body that has not passed the stage of inter- If the interior of Enceladus were heated only by
nal differentiation. An alternative explanation for the internal radiogenic heat sources, its energy output
shape of Enceladus is proposed in [2], in which there is would be up to 300 MW [5]. However, the estimated
local heating in the southern polar region, which leads heat balance shows that such amount of it would clearly
to the melting of ice at a certain depth under the crust not be enough to support melting in a thick icy sub-
and the formation of an internal polar sea. Density esti- stance without involving ideas about the ice of an unu-
mates (1.609 g/cm3) indicate that it is almost entirely sual composition and about the additional insulation of
water ice, with significant percentages of silicates and this layer. To obtain an estimate of a reasonable thick-
38 Annali d’Italia №50/2023
ness (50-100 km) of the water ice shell under the radi- axis of 248.3±0.2 km. The observed deviation from the
ogenic scenario, changes in the core temperature would ellipsoid at the south pole with a larger radius of curva-
barely reach 10-30 K above the surface temperature of ture can be interpreted as evidence of a peculiar bend-
70-75 K. Additional internal energy is required to fur- ing of the surface in the southern polar region due to the
ther heat the polar sea below the surface, can be ob- formation of the internal polar sea there (Fig. 4), and
tained from the tidal mechanism due to changes in the the ejection of a significant amount of water from it
eccentricity of the orbit as a result of resonant interac- through geysers. The possible reason for the presence
tion with another satellite of Saturn – Dione [3, 17, 18]. of a thermal anomaly and geysers at the south pole of
The presence of propane and acetylene found in Enceladus is indicated in the article [10]. There is a sce-
the southern polar geysers during spectral observations nario for the periodic reorientation of Enceladus' rota-
may indicate that water on Enceladus is in contact with tion axis due to the differentiation of molten rocky ma-
the hot silicate layer of the core [9]. That is, in fact, the terial of low density and warm ice in the middle of the
warming and melting of the ice sheet is quite deep. In satellite. A similar process can lead to a change in the
[13], the shape of Enceladus is represented by an ellip- rotational moment of the satellite. You can try to regis-
soid with an axis directed to Saturn of 256.6±0.5 km, ter it with the help of a gravimeter during the next close
directed along the orbit of 251.4±0.2 km, and a polar flybys of spacecraft near Enceladus.

Fig. 4. Model of the internal structure of Enceladus with the south polar depression from heating, melting and
geyser eruptions [2].

To explain the increase in temperature and the ap- therefore, similar geological processes occur in both
pearance of geyser activity there, such hypotheses were hemispheres of this satellite of Saturn. The appearance
proposed as the release of heat from a subsurface reser- of fresh ice in the Northern Hemisphere can be associ-
voir of liquid water at a temperature of up to 273 K [13, ated either with the same currents as in the Southern
15], sublimation of ice on the outer surface at a temper- Hemisphere, or with the gradual percolation of material
ature above 180 K [17], decompression and dissocia- from the subglacial ocean to the surface.
tion of clathrates [7] at a temperature in the crevices of The ocean under the ice crust of the surface is in a
about 140 K, and in the course of heating directed to liquid aggregate state, possibly due to tidal forces. Ac-
the surface of the satellite [11]. Elevated temperatures cording to the samples obtained in 2014, taken by the
in the vents of geyser emissions should heat nearby ar- Cassini apparatus in emissions from the surface of the
eas on the surface. Such processes may explain some of planet during a close flyby, it was possible to obtain
the thermal effects observed with "Cassini". some conclusions about the composition of this water.
The maps of the southern polar region obtained by Emissions consisted of almost 93% H2O, up to 4% ni-
the "Cassini" apparatus [1, 17] also confirmed the lo- trogen, up to 3% CO2, up to 1% methane and traces of
calization of heated material along the "tiger" stripes ammonia, acetylene, propane, etc. These data may even
(Fig. 3). The results presented in [1] showed that the indicate the presence of microbial forms of extraterres-
heating in the "tiger" stripes occurs precisely through trial life on the satellite. Water reservoirs on Saturn's
these faults, and then through the holes on the outer sur- moon are up to 30 km deep and can cover its entire sur-
face, a liquid is released from the sea, which can be the face. If the shallowest layers of water in the Earth's
direct cause of the observed thermal emission. ocean are on the surface, then on Enceladus the deeper
Change in the activity of the hemispheres of the water, the warmer the water becomes. Studies point
Saturn's satellite. So, the results of research on Encel- to the possibility of the existence of oceanic currents in
adus showed that linear features in the southern polar the ocean of Enceladus, as well as in the Earth's. Their
region of the satellite, called "tiger" stripes, have abnor- existence is indicated by the study of the icy surface of
mally high heat sources and are the obvious source of the satellite. So, it turned out that the ice layer is quite
geysers observed in 2004-2011. Infrared maps of En- uneven, and near the poles it is much thinner than at the
celadus showed their alignment with geological activity equator. It is clear that the thin areas are the result of
around the south pole. Moreover, similar features in in- melting, and the thicker ones are the result of freezing.
frared rays are visible in the front hemisphere already We believe that the reason that the ice crust near
near the northern polar region of the satellite. This in- the poles is thinner is the presence of seasonal changes
dicates that there are places covered with fresh ice. And in the heating of the polar regions during the rotation of
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SOCIAL SCIENCES
THE ROLE OF MEM CULTURE IN ASYMMETRIC WARS

Yandola Krystyna
Zinchenko Anna
Ivan Kozhedub Kharkiv National Air Force University

РОЛЬ МЕМ-КУЛЬТУРИ В АСИМЕТРИЧНИХ ВІЙНАХ

Кристина Яндола,
Анна Зінченко
Харківський національний університет Повітряних Сил імені Івана Кожедуба

Abstract
The importance of memes as a tool in asymmetric conflicts, where the battle for public opinion and
information space becomes decisive, are analyzed in the article. Focusing on contemporary conflicts, the authors
examine the role of memes in shaping society's attitudes, perceptions, and attitudes. In their own research, the
authors analyze the effect of memes on the audience, their ability to perceive and remember information through
humor and emotional perception. Based on the analysis of scientific literature and the processing of the results of
their own research, the authors summarize the functions of memes in the conditions of asymmetric war.
Анотація
В статті проаналізовано важливість мемів як інструменту в асиметричних конфліктах, де битва за гро-
мадську думку та інформаційний простір стають вирішальними. Зосереджуючись на сучасних конфліктах,
автори розглядають роль мемів у формуванні настроїв, уявлень та поглядів суспільства. У власному дос-
лідженні автори аналізують вплив мемів на аудиторію, їхню здатність сприймати та запам'ятовувати інфо-
рмацію через гумор та емоційне сприйняття. На основі аналізу наукової літератури та обробки результатів
власного дослідження автори узагальнюють функції мемів в умовах асиметричної війни.

Keywords: meme, asymmetric war, asymmetric response, meme-culture, propaganda.


Ключові слова: мем, асиметрична війна, асиметрична відповідь, мем-культура, пропаганда.

Сучасні війни характеризуються глобальні- лення, здатні аналізувати джерела інформації, пе-
стю, гібридністю, асиметричністю. Доказом того є ревіряти факти і розуміти можливі мотиви за їхнім
сучасна російсько-українська війна. Асиметричні поширенням.
конфлікти - це ситуації, коли воюючі сторони вияв- Додатково, медіаосвіта допомагає формувати
ляють різний рівень військових, економічних, соці- світогляд, який базується на об'єктивних знаннях і
альних або політичних ресурсів. Одна сторона за- розумінні різноманітних точок зору. Вона сприяє
звичай є значно сильнішою за рахунок більшої кіль- розвитку емпатії й толерантності, сприймаючи
кості або передової технології, а інша - менша, з різноманітність поглядів та культур як невід'ємну
меншими ресурсами та можливостями. складову суспільства.
Такі конфлікти відрізняються від класичних На важливість дослідження впливу мас-медіа в
військових конфліктів, оскільки протистояння між інформаційну епоху наголошували Р. Барт, Ж
сторонами не ґрунтується виключно на військовій .Бодріяр, М. Маклюен, Е. Тоффлер, Н. Луман тощо.
силі чи прямій збройній боротьбі. Замість цього, ці Технології медіапропаганди стали фокусом ви-
конфлікти можуть включати тактики непрямого вчення у працях Н. Карпчука, Ф. Золмана, С. Кар-
впливу, такі як терористичні атаки, гібридні війни, ноускоса, О. Курбана тощо. Враховуючи той факт,
кібератаки, інформаційну, психологічну війну що гібридність війни значно впливає на культурну
тощо. Саме тому актуальним є розгляд того, які ін- складову, то варто зазначити праці Н. Зражевської,
струменти можливо та доцільно використовувати в Н. Кирилової, І. Ломачинської, Б. Ломачинського,
умовах асиметричності. Ю. Калиновського, О. Дзьобаня тошо.
Оскілки асиметрична війна проявляє себе біль- Особливу увагу хочемо привернути до такого
шою мірою в інфополі, то можна говорити, що ме- явища в онлайн-середовищі як «мем-культура», яка
діаосвіта грає критичну роль у сучасних асиметрич- має потужний вплив на суспільство, особливо в
них конфліктах. умовах асиметричних конфліктів.
Перш за все, медіаосвіта допомагає людям ро- І хоч науковцями, які опікуються питаннями
зрізняти правдиву інформацію від маніпуляцій та меметики як науки, вивчають сутність, функції, то-
фейків, що є критично важливим у конфліктній си- пологію та особливості мемів, розглядають їх як
туації. Люди, які мають навички критичного мис- феномен інтернет-комунікації представлена значна
кількість робіт (С. Блекмор, Р. Броуді, О. Дзюбіна,
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Р. Докінз, Е. Тірон, В. Бережний, С. Катаєв; Ю. Да- опитування. Цільовою аудиторією опитування
нилова, М. Жулінська, Д. Радченко, Н. Смоляр, К. стали україніці різного віку і такій пропорції: 72,4%
Соколова тощо), залишається коло для досліджень - 18-25 років, 12,2 % - 25-35 років, 10,2% більше 45
враховуючи досвід саме сучасної російсько-україн- років.
ської війни. Питання створеної анкети містили декілька
Метою нашого дослідження стало визначення блоків питань: ставлення до мемів та сприйняття/не
функцій мемів як інструменту асиметричної відпо- прийняття їх як інструменту пропаганди; актив-
віді у контексті сучасної війни. ність в медіапросторі щодо популяризації та розпо-
Для досягнення поставленої мети слід: узага- всюдження мемів в медіапросторі; мемотворчість.
льнити сутність мем-культури у контексті Інтер- Обробка результатів опитування продемон-
нету, провести дослідження впливу мемів як асиме- струвала наступне. 68,4 % респондентів часто див-
тричної відповіді на події сучасної війни, сформу- ляться меми, 14,3% - мають свою улюблену колек-
лювати функції мемів в умовах асиметричної війни. цію, а 17,3 % - не звертають на них уваги.
Мем-культура - це сукупність певних ідей, 49% респондентів зазначають, що перегляд ме-
символів, фотографій, відео, фраз чи концепцій, які мів психологічно розвантажував на початку повно-
поширюються швидко та широко через Інтернет. масштабного вторгнення РФ на територію України.
Термін «мем» походить від слова «меметика», яке Значна доля вибірки (а саме 74,5 %) вважають, що
пояснює процес передачі культурних ідей та по- меми потрібні суспільству і більшість переконана,
ведінкових моделей між людьми [2]. що меми впливають на настрій (71,4 %). 72,4% вва-
У контексті Інтернету, меми можуть бути чи- жають, що меми під час війни це спосіб відволік-
мось більшим, ніж просто розважальним контентом тись.
- вони можуть виражати певні концепції, смішні си- Для 50% вибірки важливим є так званий «мем-
туації, політичні погляди, культурні нюанси, спо- ний супровід подій». 11,2 % вважають, що меми є
соби вираження емоцій тощо. Вони часто репліку- інструментом пропаганди і тому їм треба приділяти
ються та перетворюються, створюючи свої власні увагу. Тим не менш 12,2% респондентів (переважно
варіації, що дозволяє їм розвиватися та адаптува- у віковійї аудиторії більше 45 років) думають, що
тися до різних ситуацій. за мемами спостерігають лише ті, у кого є багато
Меми є частиною культурного обміну в Інтер- вільного часу і 26,5% не замислювались над тим,
неті і можуть впливати на сприйняття подій, відоб- наскільки важлива функція мемів в контексті подій,
ражаючи ставлення суспільства до різних явищ. які виникають.
Вони також є засобом комунікації та виразу емоцій, Цікавим виявилося те, що для 82,7% респонде-
сприяючи формуванню спільнот та вираженню нтів меми ворога не мають жодного впливу, лише
соціальних поглядів. на 6,1% вважають, що вони також впливають на
Сьогодні виокремлюють так і види Інтернет- ставлення до певних подій.
мемів креолізованні меми (зображення, текст) і тек- Такі результати говорять про те, що в умовах
стові меми. Креолізовані Інтернет-меми мають асиметричної війни меми є значним засобом впливу
смислову систему, в якій виділяються структурні на суспільство, оскільки вони швидко поширю-
рівні – вербальний, візуальний і музично-звуковий, ються та можуть впливати на переконання, уяв-
вони відіграють роль диспенсерамовного матеріалу лення та настрої людей.
в соціальній мережі. Текстові меми – меми-слова; Знати, як суспільство сприймає меми, дозволяє
фразові меми, меми-словосполучення [1]. краще розуміти його настрої, уявлення та реакції на
В умовах ведення асиметричної війни можна певні події чи інформацію. Це дає змогу визначити,
зазначити, що меми стали ефективним інструмен- які теми чи підходи можуть бути більш успішними
том інформаційної війни через свою здатність шви- в контексті асиметричної війни, якщо мета полягає
дко поширюватися та впливати на суспільну думку. вплинути на громадську думку, розголошення пев-
Вони можуть бути використані для маніпуляції ін- них ідей чи дискредитації опонентів.
формацією, формування певних стереотипів або Меми можуть створювати або підтримувати
навіть спотворення фактів у конфліктній ситуації. певні настрої, формувати погляди на події або осіб,
Також меми часто використовуються для тому вони можуть бути важливим інструментом у
мобілізації суспільства. Вони можуть стимулювати медіастратегії під час асиметричної війни. Знання
громадян до участі у різних діях, формувати певний того, як суспільство реагує на меми, дає змогу
настрій або підтримувати конкретні погляди, що більш ефективно керувати інформаційним просто-
може бути важливим у часи конфлікту. Крім того, ром та впливати на думки та переконання людей.
меми допомагають формувати спільноти з однако- Враховуючи сказане вище, важливо розуміти
вими цінностями та поглядами. У контексті асимет- наскільки суспільство активно з точки зору ство-
ричних конфліктів це може призвести до фор- рення та розповсюдження мемів.
мування груп, що підтримують певні політичні або Безумовно меми з одного боку впливають, а з
ідеологічні позиції. Меми можуть ткож виступати іншого залежать від особливостей психічно-пізна-
як засіб виразу протесту або критики влади, що доз- вальних процесів. В нашій вибірці 43,9% респонде-
воляє суспільству висловлювати свою думку та нтів вважають, що меми розвивають пам’ять (а,
ставлення до подій у конфліктному середовищі. отже, можна передбачати, що події з мемів швидше
Для того, щоб виділити функції, які виконують запам’ятовуються), при цьому 28,6% не замислюва-
меми в умовах асиметричної війни, ми провели лись над цим. 74,5% респондентів відповіли, що
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меми розвивають уяву, а також 78,6 % називають Це один з найефективніших способів розпов-
меми творчістю. І незважаючи на те, що 69,4% ви- сюдження мемів є репости. Коли користувач репос-
бріки ніколи не створювали меми, все ж таки є й тить мем, він поділяє його зі своїм аудиторією,
такі (30,6%), що спробували себе в якості мемотво- включаючи його до власного контенту. Це може зна-
рців (переважно з розважальною метою, створені чно розширити аудиторію мему, оскільки він потра-
меми не стосувалися війни). пляє до нових споживачів інформації через соціаль-
З точки зору розповсюдження інформації в су- ний граф користувача.
часному інформаційному середовищі важливою є Достатню активність продемонструвала вибі-
відповідальна медіаповедінка. А, отже, навіть не рка з точки зору розповсюдження реакцій на меми
створюючи власні медіапродукти, коментарями, та, власне, самих мемів. Так, 71,4% респондентів
вподобайками та репостами ми просуваємо чиїсь залишають «вподобайку» під мемами, які їм дуже
ідеї (в тому числі ті, що закладені в меми). Так, на- сподобались, 13,3% не ставлять «вподобайку» та
приклад, вподобайки можуть бути першим кроком 11,2% взагалі не ставлять «вподобайки». Крім того,
у поширенні мему. Коли людина вподобає мем, це 36,7% роблять репост, мемів коли ті їм дуже сподо-
сигнал для алгоритмів соціальних мереж показу- баються, 32,7% - ніколи, а 28,6% - інколи роблять
вати цей контент іншим користувачам у їх стрічках. репости. Серед респондентів виявилося 57,1% тих,
Вподобання допомагають мему отримати більше які ніколи не залишають коментарі під мемами, а
уваги (а , отже зробитиподію більш значимою). 26,5% роблять це інколи, коли мають час. 15,3%
Коментарі можуть викликати додаткову увагу відповіли, що залишають коментарі тільки у випа-
до мему. Користувачі можуть обговорювати мем, дку, якщо тема перетинається з їх інтересами.
додавати свої інтерпретації або реакції, що може Таким чином, можна виділити такі функції ме-
збільшити зацікавленість та взаємодію з контентом. мів в умовах асиметричної війни (табл. 1).
Таблиця 1
Функції мемів в умовах асиметричної війни
Функція Зміст
1 2
Створення на- Меми можуть викликати різні емоції, такі як сміх, обурення, захоплення тощо. Ці
строю та емоцій- емоції можуть впливати на сприйняття подій в умовах війни, формуючи певний
ного відгуку емоційний фон або ставлення до конфлікту
Меми можуть використовуватися для мобілізації суспільної думки щодо підтримки
Підтримка або
або протесту проти війни. Вони стають засобом вираження позиції щодо конфлікту
протест проти
та можуть змінювати уявлення суспільства про справедливість або недоліки війсь-
війни
кових дій
Розповсюдження Меми можуть бути використані для розповсюдження певних поглядів, ідеологій або
інформації та по- інформації про конфлікт. Вони швидко привертають увагу та можуть сприяти по-
глядів ширенню конкретної точки зору або дізнанню важливих фактів
Меми можуть впливати на спосіб, яким суспільство сприймає події війни. Вони мо-
Сприйняття по-
жуть легалізувати певні аспекти воєнного конфлікту або, навпаки, привертати увагу
дій
до негативних аспектів і допомагати зберегти критичний погляд
Платформа для Меми можуть слугувати платформою для вираження громадської думки, протесту
вира-ження го- чи критики військових дій. Вони можуть підтримувати або заперечувати війну як
лосу таку
Меми можуть створювати відчуття спільноти серед тих, хто переживає подібні си-
Формування спі-
туації чи досвіджує подібні емоції. Вони об'єднують людей, надаючи підтримку й
льнот
усвідомлення того, що не самотні в своїх переживаннях.
Використання мемів може стимулювати креативність та адаптацію. Це дозволяє лю-
Креативність та
дям знаходити нові способи реагування на ситуації, зберігаючи гнучкість та мож-
адап-тація
ливість швидкого адаптування до змін

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TECHNICAL SCIENCES
EVALUATION METHODOLOGY OF INFORMATION SECURITY OF IT SYSTEMS BASED ON
FUZZY RULES

Mammadova K.A.,
Ahmadov T.T.
Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University, Az1010, Bakı., Azadlıg 20

Abstract
There is a growing tendency to incorporate biometric elements into complex technical systems designed by
humans in order to imitate natural systems. This trend is especially evident in the field of information technology,
where artificial neural networks come to the fore. The topological structure of neural networks is similar to the
structure of the nervous system in biological systems, as well as the architecture of modern IT systems, such as
corporate telecommunications networks.
Using fuzzy input vectors, the structural and parametric adjustment of the neuro-fuzzy classifier block for the
adaptive security mechanism is carried out through a control algorithm that trains neuro-fuzzy networks using
fuzzy connection mechanisms.

Keywords: information security, IT systems, biometric.

Introduction  a number of known mechanisms of infor-


The hierarchical organization of information secu- mation security in biosystems listed below:
rity systems shares similarities with biological systems 1. Hierarchy of conservation levels in the bio-
in nature. The similarity between biological systems sphere, nucleotide-codon-gene-chromosome-DNA-...-
and IT security systems lies in their hierarchical struc- organism-...-biosphere.
ture, which includes knowledge gathering mechanisms 2. Storage of genetic information at the lower lev-
in immune defense information platforms and neural els of the hierarchy (codon-gene-chromosome-DNA),
networks. Known for its crucial role in the evolution of encoding and decoding of information, mechanisms of
living organisms, the nervous system serves as an adap- chromosomal mutations, information distribution
tive tool for interaction with the environment. It is be- based on the "self/other" criterion.
lieved that the human nervous system is responsible for 3. At higher levels of the hierarchy, sense organs
the formation of basic reflexes that respond to external (for example, receptors) are used to organize the con-
stimuli and facilitate self-organization within the bio- nection between the external environment and the bio-
system. These reflexes, stored in genetic memory, are system, and experience is gathered in the neural net-
transmitted to subsequent generations at a lower level work structures of the nervous system.
of information security. 4. The content of information is not related to
Self-organizing behavior plays an important role changes in life experience, and the change of genetic
in ensuring purposeful actions within a biosystem. It information is not related to the change of the form of
necessitates an educational system and gives rise to a representation.
new form of memory in the form of an adaptive infor- 5. Biosystems are capable of adapting to the pro-
mation platform in neural networks. The transition to a cess of information security, while accepting life expe-
qualitatively developed nervous system is determined rience that allows success in important situations, in-
by behavioral responses within biosystems. The pres- cluding recognizing the behavior of others and them-
ence of such responses confirms the complex relation- selves in a constantly changing and complex
ship between external influences and body reactions. environment.
Various natural mechanisms facilitate the transmission  Existence of hierarchy of information secu-
of information between DNA and nerve cells. Behav- rity levels in IT systems:
ioral information is formed on the basis of genetically 1. Within adaptive information security systems,
transmitted behavioral responses fixed in the infor- important information is stored in two hierarchical lev-
mation platform of the nervous system. However, bio- els in information fields: the lower level, which serves
system responses go beyond hereditary responses and as a platform for threat identification, and the upper
include the accumulation of life experiences that are level, which acts as a platform of accumulated experi-
passed on to future generations through education. The ence, where protection mechanisms against known in-
results of this education become rooted in the DNA and formation threats are defined.
serve as a means of transmitting knowledge to subse- 2. The level of inviolability located at the lower
quent generations [1-4]. level of adaptive information security systems is aimed
The creation of intelligent information security at checking message compatibility in the IT system and
systems is based on the hierarchical organization of in- ensuring the reliability of information presentation for-
formation protection, i.e.: mats (containers) using the "self/external" criterion.
 similarity of IT system architecture with bi-
ological system architecture;
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3. Identification of information within information The nature of information threats is constantly
security systems is unique to each system and is usually changing and highlights the critical need for adaptation
associated with format rather than content. in the protection mechanisms used in open corporate
4. The receptor level located at the upper level of networks. Another important aspect of the designed in-
the information security system plays a decisive role in formation security system is the ability to use the accu-
facilitating interactive interaction with the environment mulated heuristic knowledge about potential infor-
and gathering heuristic knowledge through the infor- mation threats. This knowledge is obtained from the
mation platform in adaptive information security sys- relevant information domain component within the
tems. multi-level hierarchy of protection mechanisms. How-
5. Information transfer and inheritance in adaptive ever, it is important to note that it is not possible or
information security systems involves the transfer of practical to include a wide range of different security
information platforms from the immune and receptor mechanisms in an informatization object. In practice,
levels of biosystems to subsequent generations formed corporate networks usually use only the minimum de-
during the life cycle of a specific IT system and creates fense mechanisms necessary to effectively deal with
conditions for the effective implementation of the sys- the potential threats identified during the design of the
tem. information security system.
1. The structure of the hierarchical adaptive in- By carefully selecting and applying the appropri-
formation security system model ate composition of protection mechanisms, an infor-
The basis of this model for adaptive information mation security system can strike a balance between
security in corporate telecommunication networks is adaptability and efficiency, providing optimal protec-
the methodology for assessing the level of protection tion against potential information threats in corporate
and its effectiveness. To achieve this, various adaptive networks [6].
information security tools should be used [2,5]. These Fuzzy rule-based systems in the form of fuzzy
tools include artificial multilayer feedforward neural neural networks are used to achieve further adaptation
networks, fuzzy logic inference systems integrated into and analysis in the information security system. These
the logic base of multilayer neural networks, and tradi- networks are trained using input vectors whose compo-
tional systems of fuzzy implication rules. The purpose nents are represented as fuzzy sets that describe the
of using these tools is to ensure effective coordination characteristics of information attacks. Neural network
within the adaptive information security system. classifiers are trained to generate clusters that match
In addition, the model should include a structured implication rules in a fuzzy inference system.
approach to the overall information security system, Hybrid classifiers combining neural networks and
which involves defining clear procedures and guide- fuzzy inference systems are trained in a similar way,
lines. It should also incorporate specialized software but use predefined vectors of known information
and tools that can assess security performance against threats. This allows effective classification and recog-
information threats. In addition, a rating system should nition of potential threats within the framework of
be created specifically to assess the security level of the adaptive information security mechanisms. In addition,
corporate telecommunications network itself. the assessment of information security indicators and
By combining these elements, an adaptive infor- the overall rating of the corporate network are calcu-
mation security system model can effectively address lated based on preliminary expert assessments. These
the challenges and complexities associated with ensur- indicators play a decisive role in the general methodol-
ing robust security in corporate telecommunications ogy of assessing the security of the corporate network.
networks. They are used to analyze and optimize the structural
The nature of information threats is constantly and parametric aspects of expert evaluation arrays, neu-
changing and highlights the critical need for adaptation ral network classifiers, and fuzzy rule-based systems.
in the protection mechanisms used in open corporate By incorporating these methods, the information secu-
networks. Another important aspect of the designed in- rity system can continuously improve its performance,
formation security system is the ability to use the accu- adapt to changing threats, and optimize assessment pro-
mulated heuristic knowledge about potential infor- cesses to increase the overall security of the corporate
mation threats. This knowledge is obtained from the network.
relevant information domain component within the Analogous to systems simulating nature, in an
multi-level hierarchy of protection mechanisms. adaptive information security system, theoretical infor-
However, it is important to note that it is not pos- mation is stored and can be transmitted from generation
sible or practical to include a wide range of different to generation through the replication and subsequent
security mechanisms in an informatization object. In transformation of the corporate network in the form of
practice, corporate networks usually use only the mini- distributed adaptive information fields of neural net-
mum defense mechanisms necessary to effectively deal works:
with potential threats identified during the design of the - areas of known potential threats of defense
information security system. By carefully selecting and mechanism ("immune") levels of resistance to threats;
applying the appropriate composition of protection - areas of interactive knowledge obtained at recep-
mechanisms, an information security system can create tor levels of information security.
a balance between adaptability and efficiency, provid- The process of matching "immune" defense levels
ing optimal protection against potential information dealing with known potential threat areas is closely re-
threats in corporate networks [3,5-7].
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lated to grouping and classification tasks. These posi- security system and training it using known threat data,
tions are responsible for expanding the information it is possible to eliminate inconsistencies within the
scope of known threats at lower levels of the infor- rules, improve the existing system, and synthesize new
mation protection system hierarchy. Any changes or rules through the analysis of fuzzy rules. An additional
updates to previously identified data threats must be en- aspect in building a model for an adaptive information
tered into the heuristic knowledge space at higher levels security system is the ability of neural networks and hy-
of the protection system hierarchy. To achieve this, a brid neuro-fuzzy systems to classify and group infor-
specialized topological structure based on a system of mation attacks and potential threats. These systems are
fuzzy implication rules implemented within the logical equipped to perform classification and clustering tasks
framework of a multilayer neural network is used. that help identify and organize various information se-
The process of adapting the system of fuzzy impli- curity threats. Collectively, the implementation of these
cation rules involves adjusting the parameters of the features contributes to the adaptability, intelligence and
fuzzy neural network using a supervised learning algo- effectiveness of the information security system, allow-
rithm. This algorithm allows adapting the system of ing it to effectively respond to evolving threats and en-
fuzzy implication rules by matching information pro- sure the protection of critical information assets [3-5].
tection mechanisms with known information threats. Neural network logic-based fuzzy inference
By continuously updating and improving fuzzy impli- mechanism. Fuzzy logic inference is a component of
cation rules, the system becomes more adept at effec- fuzzy neural networks that use fuzzy inference systems
tively responding to and neutralizing potential threats. learned from previous experience. These systems are
Through this adaptive process, the information se- usually built by combining regular neural networks
curity system evolves and improves its ability to ad- with a fuzzy rule system. The mechanism of drawing
dress emerging challenges and new variants of known conclusions from fuzzy logic is built by information se-
threats. A supervised learning algorithm ensures that curity specialists in the form of implicative rules, for
the system remains up-to-date and capable of accu- example:
rately classifying and mitigating information security R1 : “ If x = A1 , Then y = B1 ” ;
risks. R2 : “ If x = A2 , Then y = B2 ” ; (1)
2. Mechanisms of building the model of the adap- ...
tive information security system Rn : “ If x = An , Then y = Bn ” .
To ensure the intelligent and adaptive capabilities
of the information security system, it is very important In this case, x is the input linguistic variable (e.g.
to choose tools that can store the acquired knowledge threat) and y is the output linguistic variable (e.g. de-
and create a distributed information space within a neu- fense mechanisms). Ai and Bi (i=1÷n) are the corre-
ral network with fuzzy properties. sponding linguistic variables.
Fuzzy logical inference plays an important role in The rules of implication of the form R=A=>B used
the concept of an adaptive information security system. in the system (fuzzy relations) show the security ex-
It involves a fuzzy representation of the input data to pert's knowledge in the form of cause-and-effect rela-
the neural network, which allows the incorporation of tions between the protection mechanism and the results
heuristic knowledge provided by information security related to the selection of threats. The symbol “=>”
experts. This idea is implemented through the develop- used here represents the fuzzy implication operation. In
ment and optimization of a system of fuzzy implication general, it is observed that different types of effects are
rules integrated into the logical framework of a neural used in the fuzzy environment. Below, table 1 shows
network. By integrating a system of fuzzy implication the most common types [8].
rules into the hierarchical structure of an information
Table 1
Fuzzy implication operators
№ The name of the implication Fuzzy implication operators
1. L. Zadeh Im(x, y) max(1x,min(x, y))
x
2. Yager I (x,y) y
E
3. Lukasiewicz Ia (x, y) min(1, 1x y)
4. Kleene – Dienes Ib(x,y) max(1x,y)
5. Minimum (Mamdani) Ic(x,y) min(x,y)
1, 𝑥  𝑦
6. Gaines I( x , y ) {𝑦
,𝑥 > 𝑦
𝑥
1, 𝑥  𝑦
7. Standard Star (Godel) Ig (x, y) {
𝑦, 𝑥 > 𝑦

A relation R can be directly called a fuzzy subset the entity and existing knowledge can be represented as
of the X × Y Cartesian product. Here, X is the complete the following composition rule:
set of information threats and Y is the defense mecha- B=A R=A (A B),
nism. The process of obtaining a fuzzy output based on
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where the sign " " means any operation (example 4. Defuzzification, which shows the numerical
max-min): representation of the fuzzy results obtained in the pre-
vious step. In this step, the collection of fuzzy results
for all rules is transformed into a numerical value of the
Fuzzy logical inference mechanism involves se- overall security level of the corporate network.
quential execution of the following procedures [7, 8]: Fuzzy logic inference procedures can be imple-
1. Application of fuzziness, that is, fuzzification mented using MATLAB's fuzzy inference system nota-
or, to put it more simply, determining the degree of ac- tion, as exemplified by the following set of implication
curacy for each information threat for each specific rules illustrated in Figure 1.
rule, based on the given membership functions of the
fuzzy subsets of the field of input parameters described R1 : “ If x = A, Then y = D ” ;
by suitable conditions; R2 : “ If x = B, Then y = E ” ; (2)
2. Logical inference, which involves forming a R3 : “ If x = C, Then y = F ” .
fuzzy inference based on the degree of truth of threats In this scenario, the variables x, y, and z represent
for each rule, forming a fuzzy subset for each defense input linguistic variables related to known threats, and
mechanism; y represents an output linguistic variable related to the
3. Composition of rules: the fuzzy subsets of the overall security of the corporate network. Fuzzy sets A,
universal set for each defense mechanism obtained in B, C, D, E and F are used to describe the semantic in-
the previous step are combined according to all rules in formation of information threat characteristics.
order to create a fuzzy subset for the set of all defense
mechanisms;

Figure 1. Application of rules (2) in MATLAB/Fuzzy inference system

The procedures of the fuzzy inference mechanism 3. Fuzzy classification of information proper-
are explained in the following section [9, 10]: ties
Step 1: Based on the values of the variables ac- A combination of neural networks and fuzzy logic
cording to the semantics of A, B, and C, the accuracy elements is a suitable approach for classification mech-
rates of each of the information threats α(x0)=A(x0), anism within adaptive information security tools. Neu-
α(y0)=B(y0) and α(z0)=C(z0) are non-defined for fuzzy ral networks offer the advantage of training capabili-
implication rules. ties, while fuzzy logic systems provide transparency in
Step 2: using the logical operation "min" accord- the interpretation of fuzzy results to solve information
ing to the degrees of truth α(x0)=A(x0), α(y0)=B(y0) and security problems. By using a hybrid neuro-fuzzy sys-
α(z0)=C(z0), the above semantics of D, E and F parts are tem that combines these techniques, the benefits of both
extracted, after which fuzzy results are formed for each neural network structures and fuzzy logic systems can
of the rules that are a fuzzy subset of the universal set be used to leverage the heuristic knowledge of infor-
for each protection mechanism. mation security professionals.
Step 3: Using the logic operation "max", the trun- As can be seen in Table 2, the development of hy-
cated semantics are combined and a network of con- brid neuro-fuzzy systems demonstrates their effective-
nected fuzzy subsets is formed, described by the seman- ness in classifying information threats. One type of hy-
tics of μ(y) and corresponding to the fuzzy logic output brid neuro-fuzzy system focuses on defining a crisp
for the output variable w of the corporate's total protec- class for an input vector, while other variations are used
tion level. to construct fuzzy systems based on a set of fuzzy im-
Step 4: The numerical value of the extracted lin- plication rules. The method of constructing a neuro-
guistic variable term is determined using, for example, fuzzy classifier using a fuzzy logic inference mecha-
the defuzzification centering method. nism can be used to classify adaptive information secu-
rity mechanisms. It involves using a neural network
with fuzzy synaptic weights to process fuzzy feature
vectors of information threats.
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Table 2
Neural networks used to solve the classification problem
A type of fuzzy neural network Weights Introduction Any output
1 fluent Fuzzy fluent
2 fluent Fuzzy Fuzzy
3 Fuzzy Fuzzy Fuzzy
4 Fuzzy fluent Fuzzy
5 fluent fluent Fuzzy
6 Fuzzy fluent fluent
7 Fuzzy Fuzzy fluent

The fuzzy logic inference mechanism is based on the heuristic knowledge of information security experts and
takes the form of a system of fuzzy implication rules, exemplified by the following type:
R1 : “ If x1 = 𝐴̃11 and x2 = 𝐴̃12 and .. and xn = 𝐴̃1n Then y = 𝐵̃ 1” ;
R2 : “ If x1 = 𝐴̃21 and x2 = 𝐴̃22 and .. and xn = 𝐴̃2n Then y = 𝐵̃ 2 ” ; (3)
...
Rm : “ If xm = 𝐴̃m1 and x2 = 𝐴̃m2 and .. and xn = 𝐴̃mn Then y = 𝐵̃ m” ;

Here, xi and yj (i=1÷n; j=1÷m) are fuzzy input and ..., xn} is given by all possible combinations of coordi-
output variables, respectively, for defense mechanisms nates xi. Each input vector from the X-space can be as-
and information threats; and 𝐵̃ denotes the fuzzy sets sociated with a fuzzy neuron of a hybrid neuro-fuzzy
that express the conditions corresponding to them. classifier that performs a logical inference operation
Now suppose that the complete space of hazards such as "min" logical operation [7-9]. The extrapolation
(premises) is given by X={x1, x2, ..., xn} and the com- of the results of the fuzzy logic inference to the full
plete space of protection mechanisms (outcomes) is space of fuzzy outputs is achieved by the operation of
given by Y={y1, y2, ..., ym}. Then there is a fuzzy causal rule composition, so that each output vector from the
relationship between xi and yj (i=1÷n; j=1÷m) in the space Y can be associated with a fuzzy artificial neuron
form xi  yj, which R=[rij] (i=1÷n; j=1÷m) can be pre- of the neuro-fuzzy classifier. which, for example, per-
sented in the form of a matrix. The bases and conse- forms the logical operation "max".
quences can be represented as fuzzy sets (𝐴̃ and 𝐵̃) in A neuro-fuzzy classifier for n-dimensional nor-
the X and Y spaces, their relations can be given in the malized hazard vectors X with fuzzy coordinates (x1,
following form: 𝐵̃ = 𝐴°𝑅, where the sign " ° " is the x2, ..., xn) can be represented as a three-layer fuzzy
logical operation of rule composition, i.e., denoting the neural network (figure 2), where:
maximum composition is a logical operator.  In the first layer, there are n fuzzy artificial
To implement a system of fuzzy implication rules neurons with complementary fuzzy connections and
in adaptive information security tools based on fuzzy form n pairs of fuzzy expressions of the form: xi = S and
feature vectors of threats, the neuro-fuzzy classifier xi = L (i=1÷n), where the coordinates in the input vector
should perform the following actions [1, 3]: of n threats is the number.
 Fuzzification based on given membership  The hidden layer consists of up to 2n fuzzy
functions for fuzzy sets included in the domain of defi- neurons, each of which performs a logical inference op-
nition. As a result of fuzzification, a degree of truth is eration (for example, “min”) on the combinations of
determined for each potential threat according to the fuzzy sets of the 1st layer of the neural network, pro-
duration of the fuzzy variable. ducing fuzzy results for the classification of infor-
 Logical inference involves creating a fuzzy mation threats forms the system.
conclusion for each of the implication rules based on  The output layer consists of m fuzzy neurons
the degree of truth of potential information threats. This and is equal to the number of coordinates in the output
result is a fuzzy subset of the universe for each output vector. These neurons simulate a fuzzy composition op-
linguistic variable associated with the corresponding eration (max) on the classifier outputs of layer 2 of the
protection mechanism. neural network to generate m-dimensional Y vectors of
 The composition stage involves combining fuzzy outputs (y1, y2, ..., ym).
the fuzzy subsets obtained in the previous stage for each Fuzzy neurons from the first layer generate com-
output linguistic variable by all rules to form a single plementary pairs of truth values for input fuzzy varia-
fuzzy subset of the universe of discourse for all output bles xi representing the coordinates of the input vector
variables. X of threats [10]. For a given value of the X coordinate
The maximum number of input vectors with fuzzy of the threat vector in the interval of the determination
components in the full space of information threats de- area, the value of the ordinate of the S (small) and L
scribed by the N-dimensional feature vector X={x1, x2, (large) membership functions is assigned to each value
of the fuzzy variable, and this value can be up to 1.
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DESIGNING THE PROFILE OF A LINEAR BUILDING IN A RECTANGULAR COORDINATE
SYSTEM

Marushchak M.P.
c.t.s., as. prof.
Cherkasy Technological University,
Cherkasy, Shevchenka, 460

ПРОЕКТУВАННІ ПРОФІЛЮ ЛІНІЙНОЇ СПОРУДИ В ПРЯМОКУТНІЙ СИСТЕМІ


КООРДИНАТ

Марущак М.П.
к.т.н., доц.
Черкаський державний технологічний університет
Черкаси, бул. Шевченка, 460

Abstract
The proposed method of analytical design of the profile of linear structures in a rectangular coordinate system
with observance of a minimum of working marks and the balance of earth masses. The method of analytical design
of the profile of linear structures with observance of the minimum working of marcs and the balance of earth
masses is proposed. Analytical dependences are obtained by the methods of least squares. An example of designing
a profile from four sections is given.
Анотація
Запропонована методика аналітичного проектування профілю лінійних споруд в прямокутній системі
координат з додержанням мінімуму робочих відміток и балансу земляних мас. Аналітичні залежності
одержані на основі методу найменших квадратів. Приведено приклад проектування профілю із чотирьох
секцій.

Keywords: the method, coordinates, profile, analytical design, linear structures, working of marcs, balance
of earth masses.
Ключові слова: метод, координати, профіль, аналітичне проектування, лінійна споруда, робочі
відмітки, баланс земляних мас.

Вступ. Аналітичний спосіб дозволяє балансом і мінімумом земляних мас. Задача


автоматизувати процес проектування і розрахунків. проектування осі лінійної споруди на профілі
Проектування осі лінійної споруди на профілі спрощується, якщо застосувати прямокутну
аналітичним способом полягає у визначені таких систему координат.
проектних висот точок і нахилу проектної лінії, які
забезпечують баланс та мінімум площ виїмки і Основний текст. В прямокутній системі
насипу [1]. В роботі [2] приведені формули для координат нуль розміщують в центрі ваги траси
аналітичного визначення положення проектної (рис.1).
лінії на профілі лінійної споруди із трьох секцій з

Насип
Центр rn
ваги
Виїмка 0 r2
r1
zn
r0 u h1 zc h2 hn
h0 x1 x2
x0 xn
z0
d1 d2 dn
X
Умовний 0
горизонт
X1 X2 Xn

Рис.1. Прямокутні координати точок на поздовжньому профілі

Для забезпечення балансу визначають проектну висотну позначку центра ваги траси за формулою [3]:
zc  p0h0  p1h1  p2h2  ...  pn hn  [ ph] , (1)
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di  di 1
де hi – фактичні висотні позначки точок траси; p – вага ( pi  ); d i – відстань між
2l
суміжними ординатами профілю; l – довжина траси.
Далі напишемо умову:
[ pr 2 ]  min , (2)
де r – робочі позначки ( ri  zi  hi ).
Підставивши значення ваг і робочих позначок в (2) та розв’язавши рівняння за методом найменших
квадратів, одержимо початкову проектну висотну позначку z0 і проектний ухил u для випадку, коли нуль
системи координат розміщений в центрі ваги:
[ pxy]
z0  zC  x0 ; (3)
[ px 2 ]
[ pxy]
u , (4)
[ px2 ]
де x0 – абсцисса центра ваги траси; x, y – координати точок траси;
[ pxy]  p1 x1 y1  p2 x2 y2  ...  pn xn yn ; [ px 2 ]  p1 x12  p2 x2 2  ...  pn xn 2 .
Абсциси визначають, вимірюючи відстані від центру ваги траси до точок, а ординати – із залежності:
yi  hi  zc . (5)
Висотну позначку на початку траси і проектний ухил траси обчислюють за формулами:
zc [ pX 2 ]  0,5 X n [ pXh]
z0  , (6)
[ pX 2 ]  0,25 X n
2

[ pXh]  0,5 X n zc
u , (7)
[ pX 2 ]  0,25 X n
2

де X i – абсциси точок, виміряні від початку траси; [ pX 2 ]  p1 X12  p2 X 2 2  ...  pn X n 2 ;


[ pXh]  p1 X1h1  p2 X 2h2  ...  pn X n hn .
Контроль обчислень:
[ p]  1 ; [ pr ]  0 ; zc  z0  0,5  u  X n .
Проектні позначки інших точок профілю обчислюють за формулою:
zi  z0  uli . (8)
Якщо лінійна споруда має значну довжину, то для проектування профіль траси ділять на секції з
приблизно однаковими ухилами, обчислюють за формулами (1) і (4) проектні позначки центрів ваги секцій
zC1 , zC2 , ..., zC N (i  1, 2, ..., N ) та ухили u1 , u2 , ..., u N для кожної секції, а потім їх корегують для
забезпечення стикування ліній на межах секцій.
Для визначення поправок  i до ухилів ui складають систему рівнянь:
1 1
li i  li 1 i 1  Wi  0 (9)
2 2
і розв’язують її за умовою [ p ]  min ,
2

де Wi – різниця проектних позначок стикових точок проектних ліній суміжних секцій (


Wi  zKi  zПш1 ) ; li – довжина секцій; pi  li / L ; L – довжина траси.
При ділені траси на секції поправки обчислюють за формулами:
- при двох секціях
2W
1   2   ; (10)
l1  l2
- при трьох секціях
2
1   [W1 (l2  l3 )  W2l2 ] ;
A1
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2   (W1l3  W2l1 ) ; (11)
A1
2
 3   [W1l2  W2 (l1  l2 ] ;
A1
- при чотирьох секціях
2
1   [W1 (l2l3  l2l4  l3l4 )  W2l2 (l3  l4 )  W3l2l3 ]
A2
2
 2   [W1l3l4  W2l1 (l3  l4 )  W3l1l3 ] ;
A2
2
 3   [-W1l2l4  W2l4 (l1  l2 )  W3l1l2 ] ; (12)
A2
2
 4   [W1l2l3  W2l3 (l1  l2 )  W3 (l1l2  l1l3  l2l3 )] ,
A2
де A1  l1l2  l1l3  l2l3 ; A2  l1l2l3  l1l2l4  l1l3l4  l2l3l 4 .
Виправляють ухили проектних ліній:
U i  ui   i ,
після чого обчислюють проектні висотні позначки усіх точок профілю за формулою (8).
Приклад. Запроектувати поздовжній профіль траси, розділеної на чотири секції з початком координат
в центрі ваги кожної секції (табл.1).
Таблиця 1.
Проектування профілю траси лінійної споруди
Номер Координати, м Вага Позначки, м ph pxy Px2 pr
точок x y р h z r
Секція 1
0 -89 -2,362 0,0701 3,115 4,225 1,110 0,2184 14,7363 555,2621 0,077
1 -64 -0,026 0,3287 5,451 4,577 -0,874 1,7917 0,5470 1346,3552 -0,287
2 28 -0,755 0,4298 4,722 5,871 1,149 2,0295 -9,0860 336,9632 0,494
3 89 2,910 0,1714 8,387 6,729 -1,658 1,4375 44,3909 1357,6594 -0,284
[p] = 1 [pxy] = 50,5882 [px2] = 3596,2399
zc = [ph] = 5,477 м u1  0,014067 l1  178 м [pr] = 0
Секція 2
3 -71 3,647 0,1268 8,387 7,694 -0,693 1,0635 -32,8332 639,1988 -0,088
4 -35 1,885 0,2887 6,625 6,196 -0,429 1,9126 -19,0470 353,6575 -0,124
5 11 -1,602 0,3732 3,138 4,282 1,144 1,1710 -6,5765 45,1572 0,427
6 71 -1,936 0,2113 2,804 1,786 -1,018 0,5925 -29,0445 1065,1633 -0,215
[p] = 1 [pxy] = -87,5012 [px2] = 2103,1768
zc = [ph] = 4,740 м u2  0,0416043 l2  142 м [pr] = 0
Секція 3
6 -40 -1,562 0,2500 2,804 2,508 0,296 0,7010 15,6200 400,0000 0,074
7 0 -0,296 0,5000 4,070 4,366 -0,296 2,0350 0 0 -0,148
8 40 2,154 0,2500 6,520 6,224 0,296 1,6300 21,5400 400,0000 0,074
[p] = 1 [pxy] = 37,1600 [px2] = 800,0000
zc = [ph] = 4,366 м u3  0,046450 l3  80 м [pr] = 0
Секція 4
8 -70 1,927 0,2143 6,520 6,844 0,324 1,3972 -28,9069 1050,0700 0,069
9 -10 0,871 0,3571 5,464 4,915 -0,549 1,9512 -3,1103 35,7100 -0,196
10 30 -1,492 0,2857 3,101 3,628 0,527 0,8860 -12,7879 257,1300 0,151
11 70 -2,088 0,1429 2,507 2,342 -0,165 0,3582 -20,8863 700,2100 -0,024
[p] = 1 [pxy] = -65,6914 [px2] = 2043,1200
zc = [ph] = 4,593 м u4  0,0321525 l4  140 м [pr] = 0

Результати визначення поправок до ухилів в секціях приведені в табл.2.


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Таблиця 2.
Обчислення поправок до ухилів
Номер Довжина Ухили, Нев'язки, А Поправки, Виправлені Позначки
секцій секцій, м u W  ухили, U на стиках, м
1 178 0,0140676 -0,965 9144720 0,0055644 0,0196320 7,224
2 142 -0,0416043 -0,722 9144720 0,0066164 -0,0349879 2,256
3 80 0,0464500 -0,620 9144720 0,0063058 0,0527558 6,476
4 140 -0,0321525 - 9144720 0,0052538 -0,0268987 -

Значення виправлених проектних і робочих позначок по усій трасі приведені в табл.3 і показані на
рис.2.
Таблиця 3.
Проектні і робочі позначки точок по осі траси
Номер точок Довжина Ухили Позначки, м Вага pr
ліній, м U проектні фактичні робочі p
0 - - 3,730 3,115 0,615 0,0232 0,014
1 25 0,019632 4,221 5,451 -1,230 0,1083 -0,133
2 117 0,019632 6,027 4,722 1,305 0,1417 0,185
3 178 0,019632 7,224 8,387 -1,163 0,0898 -0,104
4 36 -0,034988 5,964 6,625 -0,661 0,0759 -0,050
5 82 -0,034988 4,355 3,138 1,217 0,0981 0,119
6 142 -0,034988 2,256 2,804 -0,548 0,0926 -0,051
7 40 0,052756 4,366 4,070 0,296 0,0741 0,022
8 80 0,052756 6,476 6,520 -0,044 0,0926 -0,004
9 60 -0,026898 4,862 5,464 -0,602 0,0926 -0,056
10 100 -0,026898 3,786 3,101 0,685 0,0741 0,051
11 140 -0,026899 2,710 2,507 0,203 0,0370 0,007
[p]=1 [pr] = 0

Рис.2. Профіль траси із чотирьох секцій

Контроль визначення ваг підтверджується їх Література


сумою [p]=1, а проектних і робочих позначок – су- 1. Марущак М.П. Проектування на профілі
мою добутків ваг на робочі позначки, тобто [pr] = лінії з додержанням балансу і мінімуму площ
0. виїмки та насипу. – Черкаси. Вісник ЧДТУ, 2005,
№2. – с.118 –120.
2. Баран П.І., Марущак М.П. Оптимальні
методи визначення положення проектних ліній на
профілі лінійних споруд. – К. Вісник геодезії та
картографії, 2010, № 5. – с. 14-18.
3. Баран П.І., Марущак М.П. Топографія та
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України, 2015. – с. 463.
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ASSESSMENT OF HYDRODYNAMICS OF FLOWS IN THE APPARATUS,
MODELING AND CALCULATION OF VORTEX DUST COLLECTORS
WITH COUNTER SWIRLING FLOWS

Sazhin Victor Borisovich


Doctor of Technical Sciences, Distinguished Professor, Director of Fund
Russian Investment and Innovation Fund "Scientific Perspective", Russia, Moscow

ОЦЕНКА ГИДРОДИНАМИКИ ПОТОКОВ В АППАРАТЕ, МОДЕЛИРОВАНИЕ


И РАСЧЁТ ВИХРЕВЫХ ПЫЛЕУЛОВИТЕЛЕЙ С ВСТРЕЧНЫМИ
ЗАКРУЧЕННЫМИ ПОТОКАМИ

Сажин Виктор Борисович


Доктор технических наук, профессор, академик, директор Фонла
Российский инвестиционно-инновационный Фонд «Научная Перспектива», Россия, Москва

Abstract
For vortex devices with counter-swirling flows (CSF), the area of rational application is analyzed. The effi-
ciency of the hydrodynamic regime of the CSF is considered, the flows in the CSF dust collector are modeled, and
an engineering calculation of the CSF dust collectors is proposed.
Аннотация
Для вихревых аппаратов с встречными закрученными потоками (ВЗП) проанализирована область ра-
ционального применения. Рассмотрена эффективность гидродинамического режима ВЗП, проведено мо-
делирование потоков в пылеуловителе ВЗП, предложен инженерный расчет пылеуловителей ВЗП.

Keywords: hydrodynamics, vortex, dust collector, swirling, gas, solid


Ключевые слова: гидродинамика, вихрь, пылеуловитель, закрученный, газ, твёрдый

К типичным вихревым режимам обычно отно- способность q не зависит от характеристики мате-


сят три типа гидродинамических режимов взвешен- риала и определяется величиной скорости (рас-
ного слоя: режим одиночного закрученного потока, хода) газа, при скоростях больших критической q
образующего вихревой слой в дисковых вихревых не зависит от расхода газа, но зависит от характе-
аппаратах, режим встречных закрученных потоков ристики обрабатываемого дисперсного материала
(ВЗП) и режим закрученных потоков с температур- (плотности, размера частиц), что установлено тео-
ным разделением, реализуемым за счёт эффекта ретическими и экспериментальными исследовани-
Ранка-Хилша [1-14]. ями.
Режим в дисковых вихревых аппаратах отли- Дисковые вихревые аппараты являются эф-
чается наличием двух типов выноса продукта из ап- фективными для тепломассообменных процессов
парата: при малых (докритических) скоростях – за (например, сушки дисперсных материалов с разме-
счёт выпадения частиц из закрученного потока под рами пор до 4,0 нм [12-28].
действием силы тяжести, при больших скоростях Аппараты со встречными закрученными пото-
(больше критических) – за счёт выноса из боковой ками изучались как в нашей стране, так и за рубе-
части аппарата потоком газа. Важнейшей характе- жом. Они отличаются уникальными характеристи-
ристикой дисковых вихревых камер является удер- ками по разделению газовой и дисперсной фаз, и
живающая способность (количество материала в основная область их применения – пылеулавлива-
аппарате), определяющая производительность ап- ние. Аппараты с режимом ВЗП (до работ Б.С. и В.Б.
парата и продолжительность обработки материала Сажиных с сотрудниками и учениками) относились
в аппарате при заданной производительности. В до- к пылеуловителям сухой очистки (рисунок Класси-
критической области скоростей удерживающая фикация пылеуловителей).
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Рисунок 1. Классификация пылеуловителей

У отечественных аппаратов с встречными за- рез нижний ввод (первичный) и вторичный – верх-
крученными потоками (ВЗП) конструкции МГУ ний) в ВЗП по обоим каналам подаётся рабочая пы-
им. А.Н. Косыгина (рисунок 2) по сравнению с за- легазовая смесь, в то время как в пылеуловителях
рубежными вихревыми пылеуловителями (ВПУ) ВПУ пылегазовая смесь (около 30% общего рас-
производительность выше в три раза (при одинако- хода газа) подаётся только по нижнему (внутрен-
вой разделительной способности и равных габари- нему) каналу, а по наружному (верхнему) каналу во
тах аппаратов). При двухканальной подаче газа (че- избежание пылеуноса подаётся чистый газ [29-46].

Рисунок 2. Принципиальная схема сушилки с встречными закрученными потоками (СВЗП)


(разработка автора с Б.С. Сажиным и учениками): 1 –– аппарат ВЗП;
2, 3 –– патрубки нижнего и верхнего ввода; 4 –– выхлопная труба; 5 –– лопаточный
завихритель; 6 –– отбойная шайба; 7 –– шнековый питатель первичного ввода;
8 –– шнековый питатель вторичного ввода.
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У ВЗП меньший расход энергии по сравнению тонкодисперсного продукта из выходящего потока
с ВПУ, так как у ВПУ (например, фирмы «Ан- теплоносителя), что ранее считалось невозможным
гидро») компрессор подаёт газ через систему сопел [1-5; 62-83]. Установлено, что наиболее перспек-
с большим гидравлическим сопротивлением (сопла тивными формами однокамерных аппаратов с вза-
нужны для предотвращения выноса пыли из верх- имодействующими закрученными потоками явля-
ней части аппарата, что является неоправданной пе- ются безуносные аппараты со встречными закру-
рестраховкой) [1-8; 47-61]. Кроме того в схеме ВПУ ченными потоками (ВЗП). Нами преодолено
предусмотрены нагнетающий и отсасывающий ограничение по предельному времени пребывания
вентиляторы высокого давления, а в отечественной в таких аппаратах за счёт ранее неизвестного ре-
схеме (ВЗП) достаточно только одного «хвосто- жима кольцевого слоя, что существенно (в 7-10 раз)
вого» вентилятора среднего давления. увеличило возможное время пребывания материала
Проведённый нами в рамках международной в аппарате и существенно расширило область раци-
научной школы Б.С. Сажина детальный анализ гид- онального применения таких аппаратов (что позво-
родинамики ВЗП позволил вскрыть новые возмож- лило использовать эффективные сушилки СВЗП
ности их применения, используя аппараты как пы- для всех основных групп дисперсных материалов -
леуловители, сушилки, грануляторы, причём, сов- широкопористых, с переходными порами, а также
мещая различные процессы в одном аппарате тонкопористых с размерами пор до 60 ангстрем).
(например, сушку с одновременным улавливанием

Рисунок 3. Классификация гидродинамических режимов взвешенного слоя


(авторская разработка Б.С. и В.Б. Сажиных с сотрудниками и учениками)

В результате аппараты ВЗП получили широкое классификацию гидродинамических режимов взве-


применение (нами с Б.С. Сажиным, коллегами и шенного слоя (рисунок 3) мы включили режим ВЗП
учениками) разработан ряд конструкций примени- в группу закрученных потоков.
тельно к разным технологическим задачам, изго- Для дисперсных текстильно- вспомогательных
товлено и внедрено свыше восьми тысяч аппаратов материалов, истирающихся в процессе сушки, и ма-
в различных отраслях промышленности). При этом териалов с повышенными адгезионно-аутогезион-
аппараты ВЗП используются в технологических ными свойствами (Ка-к до 4), например, красите-
процессах не только в качестве пылеуловителей, но лей, при сушке которых желательно уменьшить эф-
и в качестве эффективных аппаратов для проведе- фект трения материалов о стенки аппарата,
ния тепломассообменных процессов, например, целесообразно применение модифицированного
процессов сушки [1-11; 84-97]. В нашу известную аппарата ВЗП – ВЗП с расширяющимся конусом
(ВЗПРК) (рисунок 4).
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Рисунок 4. Противоточный вихревой аппарат со встречными закрученными потоками с


расширяющимся конусом (ВЗПРК) (разработка Б.С. и В.Б. Сажиных с сотрудниками и учениками):
1 – конический расширяющийся книзу корпус аппарата; 2 – верхний периферийный тангенциальный ввод
запыленного газа; 3 – патрубок выхода очищенного газа; 4 – нижний центральный тангенциальный ввод
запыленного газа; 5 – вытеснитель; 6 – бункер уловленного материала; 7 – отбойная шайба.

Проведены аналитические и эксперименталь- Для практических расчётов аппаратов ВЗП, ис-


ные исследования безуносной сушилки со спут- пользуемых в качестве сушилок, нет необходимо-
ными закрученными потоками. Впервые для аппа- сти в расчёте полей скоростей взаимодействующих
ратов данного класса осуществлено численное мо- фаз. Достаточно располагать усреднёнными харак-
делирование движения газовой фазы на основе Кт - теристиками гидродинамической обстановки в ап-
ε модели турбулентности [1-13]. парате. К этим характеристикам в первую очередь
Рассмотрено установившееся движение газо- относятся радиальная и осевая компоненты скоро-
вой фазы в прямоточном аппарате на основе сов- сти газовой фазы, усреднённые по соответствую-
местного решения системы дифференциальных щим координатам. Именно эти параметры входят в
уравнений Навье-Стокса для осесимметричной за- качестве определяющих в комплексы, характеризу-
дачи, уравнения непрерывности и двух уровней Кт ющие интенсивность тепломассообменных процес-
- ε модели турбулентности. сов. Построение математических моделей, позволя-
Движение несущей фазы (сушильного агента) ющих рассчитать эти параметры, и явилось целью
в аппаратах ВЗП является определяющим. Именно теоретических разработок в данной части диссерта-
эта фаза формирует гидродинамическую обста- ции.
новку в рабочей зоне аппарата и от неё зависит ин- При описании движения газовой фазы в аппа-
тенсивность протекающих в аппарате процессов рате ВЗП используется оправдавшая себя на прак-
теплообмена. Описанию движения газовой фазы в тике гипотеза о наличии фиксированной поверхно-
аппаратах ВЗП посвящено значительное число ис- сти раздела газовых потоков в аппарате ВЗП [1-11;
следований [48, 65, 98-113], на основании результа- 65, 80, 111-114]. Эта гипотеза хорошо согласуется с
тов которых предложены различные математиче- результатами экспериментальных исследований
ские модели. В своём большинстве они базируются поля скоростей газа в типовых конструкциях аппа-
на тех или иных допущениях и гипотезах, позволя-
ющих получить количественные оценки гидроди- r
ратов ВЗП [46-65]. Радиальная координата * по-
намических характеристик аппарата (поля скоро- верхности контакта взаимодействующих газовых
стей взаимодействующих фаз, потерь давления, ко- потоков в аппарате ВЗП в этом случае определяется
эффициентов гидравлического сопротивления и из условия:
прочее).
Vz  V 1 z  V 2 z , (1)

где V1 z и V 2 z –– векторы осевых скоростей первичного и вторичного потоков газа в аппарате ВЗП.
Учитывая, что в общем случае r зависит от геометрических характеристик системы, воспользуемся
*
для этой зависимости степенной функцией вида:
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k
 r*   z
  A  , (2)
R H
где A и k –– параметры, подлежащие определению опытным путём.
Используемые в уравнении (2) безразмерные переменные расширяют область её применения до це-
лого класса типовых конструкций аппаратов ВЗП. В качестве масштаба в зависимости (2) используются
характерные геометрические характеристики аппарата (радиус и высота рабочей зоны).
В соответствии с реализуемой в типовых конструкциях аппаратов ВЗП схемой организации движения
газа в виде двух спутно закрученных потоков вторичный поток перетекает по мере его движения в аппарате
сверху вниз в первичный поток. Интенсивность этого перетока определяется радиальной составляющей
газовой фазы на поверхности контакта потоков Vr . Для описания зависимости скорости перетока Vr
* *
вторичного потока воспользуемся зависимостью вида:
ср.  z
V  CV 1   (3)
r* r*  H 
ср
где C –– нормирующий множитель, Vr* –– средняя по высоте рабочей зоны аппарата радиальная

скорость перетока вторичного потока.


ср
Количественная оценка Vr находится из условия перетока всего вторичного потока в первичный:
*

ср L L k  1 . (4)
Vr  2  2 L
* H H 2
2ARH
 2r*dz 2AR  z / H  dz
k

0 0
Из (3) и (4) следует, что изменение расхода вторичного потока газа по высоте рабочей зоны описыва-
ется уравнениями:
dL 2 k  1
 z 
 2  r Vr  2 r C L 2 1   ; (5)
dz * * * 2ARH  H 
C (k  1) 
k
dL 2 z  z 
 L2 1    . (6)
dz H  H  H 
Проинтегрировав уравнение (6) в пределах от z = 0 до z = H найдём оценку параметра C из усло-
вия L 2 (z )  L 2 :
k 1 H
 z  1 1  z 
L 2  C (k  1)   k  1  k  2  H  L 2 ; (7)
H    0
z
1 ; C  k  2. (8)
H
С учётом найденного значения параметра С получаем:
k 1
 z   k 1  z 
L 2 ( z )  (k  2)   1     L 2 . (9)
H  k  2  H 
Соответственно с найденным выражением для расхода вторичного потока получаем соотношение для
определения осевой скорости этого потока в виде:
L 2( z ) L2( z )
V   . (10)
 R 2  r 2   
2z 2k
2 2 z  
* R 1  A   
 H 
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Из (9) и (10) следует:
 k  1  z 
1    k  2
k  2  H 
k 1
  z 
V    L2 . (11)
 H
2z
2
2k
2 z 
R 1  A   
 H 
Вектор осевой скорости V2 z ориентирован в противоположном по отношению к оси ординат направ-
лении.
Следует отметить, что представленные выше соотношения для характеристик газового потока в ап-
парате ВЗП описывают широкий класс гидродинамических режимов, так как базовые функциональные
соотношения (2) и (3) могут служить аппроксимацией практически любой поверхности контакта взаимо-
действующих потоков и законов изменения скорости перетока вторичного потока в первичный. Практи-
ческий интерес представляет предельный случай этих закономерностей при k  0 . В этом случае по-
верхность контакта взаимодействующих потоков представляет собой цилиндрическую поверхность. Учи-
тывая, что оценка эффективности исследуемого процесса (например, сушки дисперсных материалов),
связана с использованием интегральных, усреднённых, характеристик гидродинамической обстановки в
аппарате, представляется целесообразным использовать указанный предельный случай путём эксперимен-
тального подбора параметров модели, приводящих к получению верных усреднённых характеристик про-
цесса. При этом, безусловно, будет допускаться определённая погрешность при вычислении локальных
значений гидродинамических характеристик газовой фазы. Однако, ранее проведённые исследования [1-
13; 65, 71-78] показывают, что для типовых аппаратов ВЗП модель с использованием фиксированной ци-
линдрической поверхности контакта взаимодействующих потоков позволяет получать объективные инте-
гральные оценки эффективности их работы.
Учитывая изложенное, для случая k  0 получаем:
L2   z  
2
2 
L 2 z  L 2  2 ( H  z )  L 2 1  1   ; (12)
  H 
H  
L2   z  
2 L2   z  
2

V2 z   1  1     1  1   . (13)
 ( R 2  r*2 )   H   R 2 1  A 2   H    
В соотношении (13) параметр A является константой, подлежащей определению экспериментально.
Важнейшей характеристикой гидродинамического режима аппарата ВЗП, определяющей время пре-
бывания обрабатываемого материала в рабочей зоне, возможность его сепарации из газового потока, ин-
тенсивность контакта дисперсных частиц материала с рабочим агентом, является радиальная скорость не-
сущей фазы V r . Найдём оценку этой гидродинамической характеристики из условия неразрывности не-
сущей фазы:

rV2 r    rV2 z  . (14)
r z
Выполнив операцию дифференцирования в уравнении (2.14), получим:
V2 r V2 z
V2 r  r r . (15)
r z
Подставив в уравнении (15) полученное ранее выражение для осевой скорости V , имеем:
2z

V2 r  1 2 L 2 z
 V2 (r )   2 1   . (16)
r r R (1  A ) H  H 
2

Решая обыкновенное линейное дифференциальное уравнение 1– го порядка (16) методом вариации


произвольной постоянной, получим его решение в виде:

V2 r 
R  r  1  z   L R
L2 2 2
2
2
 r2  
z
1   .
R H 1  A  r  H  H r R
(17)
2 2 2
r  H 
2
*

На поверхности контакта взаимодействующих потоков, т.е. при rr , получаем:
*
L2  z L2  z
Vr  1    1   . (18)
* H r* H   AHR H 
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Выражение (18) является частным случаем формулы (3) при k  0 .
Процедура получения оценок для радиальной и осевой составляющих газовой фазы в первичном по-
токе аналогична описанной выше. При этом расход газовой фазы по высоте рабочей зоны аппарата в пер-
вичном потоке определяется балансовым соотношением:
L ( z ) L  L ( z ) . 1 1 2
(19)
В предельном случае ( k  0 ), с учётом ранее полученного выражения для L 2 ( z ) , имеем:
  z  
2

L1 ( z )  L1  L 2 1  1    . (20)
  H  
Осевая скорость газа в первичном потоке в этом случае определяется по формуле:
L 1 ( z) L1 L2  z 
2
  z  
2
 L1 L2
V1 z    1  1       
1  1   . (21)
 r*2  r*2  r*2   H    A 2 R 2  A 2 R 2   H  
Радиальная скорость газа в первичном потоке определяется, как и в случае вторичного потока, из усло-
вия неразрывности потока:
div V1  0 . (22)
С учётом выражения (21) уравнение (22) приводится к виду:
d V1 r 2 L2
V1 r  r  H  z  . (23)
dr  A2 R 2 H 2
Уравнения (23) и (16) идентичны по своей структуре и являются обыкновенными неоднородными
линейными дифференциальными уравнениями первого порядка. Решая уравнение (23) также методом ва-
риации произвольной постоянной, получим его общее решение в виде:
L2 r  z  L2 r  z 
V1 r  1    2 1   . (24)
A R H  H   r H  H 
2 2
*
Соотношение (13), (17), (21), (24) содержат параметр A , подлежащий определению. Для этого вос-
пользуемся экспериментальными данными по исследованию гидродинамики аппаратов ВЗП [48, 65, 71-80,
97]. На основе анализа этих данных получена оценка для параметра A методом наименьших квадратов.
Эта оценка составляет:
A  0,63 . (25)
Отклонение рассчитанных по формулам (13) и (21) значений Vz от экспериментальных не превышает
6 %. Учитывая, что соотношения для радиальных составляющих скоростей газовых потоков в аппарате
ВЗП получены с использованием формул для осевых скоростей на основе фундаментального уравнения
неразрывности потока, есть все основания полагать, что и соотношения для радиальных компонент скоро-
сти несущей фазы также удовлетворительно описывают эпюры соответствующих скоростей газа в аппа-
рате ВЗП. Таким образом, представленные в данном разделе уравнения и соотношения могут быть исполь-
зованы при оценке интегральных гидродинамических характеристик несущей фазы в аппаратах ВЗП.
Движение частицы переменной массы рассматривается в предположении, что абсолютная скорость
отделяющейся от частицы в данный момент времени массы жидкости равна скорости летящей частицы.
 
На частицу действуют силы: лобового сопротивления воздуха Fc , силы тяжести mg и (в пристеночной

зоне) силы трения о стенку T .
  d 3   
T  WW. (26)
24 r0
В цилиндрических координатах уравнения движения частицы переменной массы имеют следующий
вид.
При движении в ядре потока:
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 
 3   f    W
z   g 
4  d 1  u 
Z  Z 

  
   f  W

r   r 2

3  
r  r  . (27)
 4   d 1  u 
  
  
  2r  3    W   r 
f
 4  d 1  u 


При движении в пристеночной зоне:
   
 г f    W  W Z
z   g  3
4  м d 1  u 
 z  Z  4 r 1  u 
1
 0
    . (28)
   f   W  
W 
 r
 r0
3 г 

   r0 
1 0

 4  м d 1  u  4 r0 1  u 
Чтобы система уравнений оказалась замкнутой, ее следует дополнить уравнением кинетики сушки
летящей частицы. Воспользуемся уравнением Б.С. Сажина и В.А. Реутского, учитывающим S– образный
характер кривой кинетики сушки:

  K  A  U U  B 
dU
(29)
d
Параметр К в уравнении (29) определяется из условия, что в момент максимальной скорости сушки
все подведенное к частице тепло идет на испарение жидкости.
24 t  м  f
K (30)
dм rп  A  B 
2

Уравнения (27)–(30) дополнялись известными корреляциями для нахождения коэффициента лобового


сопротивления  и коэффициента теплоотдачи от газа к материалу  могут быть решены численно.
Численные опыты позволили получить зависимости времени пребывания частицы материала в аппа-
рате, конечного влагосодержания материала Uк, среднего по траектории частицы коэффициента теплоот-
дачи ср от параметров материала и аппарата (рисунок 5).
Уравнения движения (27) и (28) при расчетах упрощались: не учитывалось уменьшение массы ча-
стицы вследствие сушки; движение частицы считалось установившемся; сила лобового сопротивления за-
писывалась согласно закону Стокса.

Рисунок 5. Результаты численного решения уравнений движения и сушки


частицы переменной массы (данные автора совместно с Б.С. Сажиным
и М.Б. Сажиной)
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В этом случае уравнение фазовой траектории частицы во внутреннем газовом потоке имеет вид:
 g
 a2    a3 H  Z 2
 2
dZ a1  (31)
dr  Z  r 2 n 1
 a3 H  Z r
a1
Соответственно для формулы времени пребывания материала во внутреннем газовом потоке 1:

1 
1  
H  Z 2  a5 H  Z1  a5 
2 a3  a4
ln
 
H  Z 2  a5 H  Z1  a5
.
 (32)

Аналогичные уравнения определяют фазовую траекторию частицы материала во внешнем газовом


потоке:
 в  в H  Z 
2
dZ
 2 1 2 . (33)
C0 в2 H  Z  2 2
dr
a1r 3

r
r0  r 
и формулу для времени пребывания материала во внешнем потоке

2 
1  
H  Z 2  в3 H  Z3  в3 
2 в1  в2
ln
 
H  Z 2  в3 H  Z3  в3
.
 (34)

  
Интегрированием уравнения движения частицы материала под действием сил Fc , T , m g полу-
чается формула для времени пребывания материала в пристеночной зоне:

3 
1 H  
5 H  Z3  5 .
2 3   4
ln
H  
5 H  Z3  5  (35)

Проведём инженерный расчёт пылеуловителя на примере аппарата с встречными закрученными по-


токами и расширяющимся конусом (эта конструкция была специально нами разработана для дисперсных
материалов с сильным истиранием; расчёт ВЗП с обычным цилиндрическим корпусом более простой)
Постановка задачи: требуется подобрать пылеуловитель ВЗП для улавливания пластинчатых сильно
истирающихся частиц (чешуек) малахита; определить улавливающую способность аппарата, охарактери-
зовать интенсивность истирания в нем материала; расход запыленного воздуха  = 7000 м3/ч = 1,19 м3/с.
Температура воздуха t = 80С, его плотность г = 0,97 кг/м3, кинетическая вязкость v = 21,7.10-6 м2/с, плот-
ность материала т = 1300 кг/м3 , геометрический коэффициент формы частиц материала f = 2,3, средний
диаметр частиц d50 = 19 мкм, дисперсия  =1,5 мкм.
Для уменьшения истирания улавливаемых частиц выбираем пылеуловитель ВЗП с расширяющимся
книзу конусом. Условную скорость газа Vу выбираем равной 5 м/с.
Диаметр цилиндрической части Дц считаем по формуле
1,94
Dц  2   0,704 м
 5
Округляем величину Dц = 0,7 м; это значение соответствует условной скорости Vц=5,04 м/с.

Задаемся соотношением потоков 2/1 = 2. Тогда: 1   0,647 м3 /c
1 2
2 = 2 . 1 = 1,29 м3/с

Выбираем соотношение  2 . Тогда: Нк = 2 . 0,7 = 1,4 м

Возьмем угол между вертикальной образующей конуса 0 = 5,71о. Это соответствует tg0 = 0,1
Диаметр нижнего основания конуса D1
D1 = 0,7 + 2 . 1,4 . 0,1 = 0,98 м
Задаемся скоростями газа
вх1  18 м/с; 1  11 м/с; вх2  19 м/с
Геометрия нижнего ввода
 1 0,647
S1    0,0588 м 2
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1
S '1   S1  0,0588
1
Используем приближенное соотношение для диаметра вытеснителя в выходном сечении:
Dвыт = 2 r1  0,2 D1 = 0,98 . 0,2 = 0,196 м
r1 = 0,196 / 2 = 0,098 м
S1 0,0588
r2   r12   0,0982  0,168 м ,
 
где r2 - внешний радиус входного кольцевого сечения для нижнего потока.
Выбираем из конструктивных соображений Dн1 = 0,7 м. Тогда
4S 4  0,0588
DH 2  DH2 1  1  0,7 2   0,644 м
 
Выбираем из рекомендуемого диапазона скорость газа во входном сечении для верхнего потока
 вх  19 м/с . Площадь соответствующего сечения:
2

 2 1,29
Sвх2    0,0679 м2
вх 19
2

Диапазон для отношения площадей входных сечений для верхних и нижнего потоков, соответствую-
щий реально работающим аппаратам Sвх2 Sвх1  1,7  2 (этот диапазон обеспечивает необходимое со-
отношение расходов). Для нашего случая:
S вх2 0,0679
  1,89
S вх1 0,0359
Размеры входного сечения для нижнего потока
S вх1 0,0359
a1 = 0,25 м; b1    0,144 м
а1 0,25
Размеры входного сечения для верхнего потока:
S вх2 0,0679
a2 = 0,7 м; b2    0,097 м
а2 0,7
Средний радиус входа для нижнего потока:
DH 1  b1 0,7  0,144
rвх 1    0,278 м
2 2
Средний радиус входа для верхнего потока:
Dц  b2 0,7  0,097
rвх2    0,302 м
2 2
В единицу времени нижний поток вносит в аппарат момент количества движения
М 1   г1 вх1 rвх1  0,97  0,647  18  0,278  3,14 н  м
Аналогично момент количества движения, вносимый в аппарат верхним потоком:
М 2   г 2 вх2 rвх2  0,97  1,29  19  0,302  7,18 н  м
Угловая скорость вращения газа в выходном сечении аппарата:
2( М 1  М 2 ) 2(3,14  7,18)
вых    358 1
с
г (1   2 )rвых 0,97 1,94  0,1752
2

Для расчета эффективности пылеуловителя определим некоторые вспомогательные величины.


Динамический коэффициент формы частиц:
1 1
 1   1 
f    0,843  lg    0,843  lg   1,44
 0,065 f   0,065  2,3 
Время релаксации
тd 2 1300d 2
*    2,38  10 6 d 2
1b     г  f д 18  21,7  10  0,97  1,44
6
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Для расчета движения частиц необходимо вычислить некоторые величины.
Из геометрических соображений определяем угол *
rвых 0,175
tg *  tg 0  tg 5,71o  0,05
rц 0,350
* =0,05 рад = 2,86о
rц 0,350
R2    3,52 м
sin  0 sin 5,71o
D1 0,980
R1    4,92 м
2 sin  0 2 sin 5,71o
2
4 вых   вых
2
4  0,1752  3582
K0      128 *
(1   2 ) 2
*
 (4,92 2  3,52 2 )(1  cos 2,86 o )
2 1,29
K1    27,9 м
 ( R1  R2 )(1  cos * )  (4,92  3,52 2 )(1  cos 2,86 o )
2 2 2 с
1 0,647 3
К2    165 м
 (1  сos * )  (1  cos 2,86 ) o с
Начальная радиальная координата частицы rн заключена в диапазоне:
r1= 0,098 м < rн < r2 = 0,168 м
Начальная вертикальная координата Zн = 0.
В случае подачи материала по верхнему каналу для расчета движения частиц необходимы следующие
величины:

2 1,29
d1    4,68 м/с
2 ( R12  R22 )(cos 0  cos * ) 2 (4,922  3,522 )(cos 5,71o  cos 2,86o )
1 0,647 3
  0,103 м
2 2 с
Начальная радиальная координата rн заключена в диапазоне 0,175 < rн < 0,350. Начальная вертикаль-
ная координата Zн = 1,4м
В результате расчета движения частиц различных диаметров (для обоих каналов аппарата) были
построены функции Г11 (rн ) и Г 21 (rн ) . Графики этих функций приведены на рисунке 6.
Кривые  (d ) и  (d )
1 2
рассчитывались для мелких частиц; причем, эти кривые строились в
вероятностно-логарифмических координатах, в которых они спрямляются. Прямая, соответствующая мел-
ким частицам, с d < dn продлевалась в область d > dn. По оси координат откладывалась величина
log d / d n
t , такая, что    (t ) .
lg  n
Угол наклона прямых к оси координат определяет дисперсию
lg10  lg 2
lg  n1   0,30
0,13  (2,2)
lg10  lg 2
lg  n2   0,39
 0,2  (2,0)
 n1  2,0 мкм;  n2  2,4 мкм
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Рисунок 6. Графики функции Г11 (rн ) и Г 21 (rн ) (пояснения в тексте):

x- Г11 (rн ) ;- Г 21 (rн )


Расчет средних степеней очистки

lg d 50 d n1 lg19 9,2
1    0,905
lg  n1  lg 
2 2
0,3  lg 1,5
2 2

n   (  1 )   (0,905)  0,82
1

lg d 50 d n2 lg19 12
2    0,510
lg 2  n2  lg 2  0,39 2  lg 2 1,5

n 2   (  2 )   (0,510)  0,7

Степень очистки пылеуловителя в целом.

 2  2  1,29  1,29
n  1  n  n  1  0,82  0,70  0,74
 1   2  1 1   2 2  1,94  1,94

Определим относительное истирание S частиц разных фракций. Для i-ой фракции:


d нi  d кi
Si  100%
d нi
Рассчитаем параметры 1, 2, 0, I
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1,29
1   4,86 м/с
2 (4,9 2  3,52 2 )(cos 2,86 o  cos 5,71o )
0,1752  358
2   36,9 м 2 /с
(1  1,99) sin 5,71o

  0,1754  3582  1300


0   9,24  10 6 н
6tg 5,71  sin 5,71  (1  1,99)
o 2 o 2

1
I  0,818
мс
Коэффициент истирания для малахита возьмем равным С*  4,2  1013 1
м 2н
Для фракций dнi = 13; 19; 25 мкм получим dкi – 7,6; 7,7; 7,8 мкм

Тогда для указанных фракций относительное истирание определится:


13  7,6 19  7,7 25  7,8
S1   100  41,5%; S 2   100  59,5%; S 3   68,8%
13 19 25
Как видим из данных рисунка 7, с увеличением диаметра частиц относительное их истирание возрас-
тает. (В случае применения цилиндрического аппарата ВЗП относительное истирание существенно
больше).
Определим потери давления в аппарате:
у2 5,04 2
Pобщ   общ  г  57  0,97   702 Па
2 2

Рисунок 7. Кривые фракционной эффективности для двух каналов аппарата:


1 - для нижнего канала; 2 - для верхнего канала.

Представлен инженерный расчет типовых пы- исследователей сместился в сторону преимуще-


леуловителей с встречными закрученными пото- ственного решения вопросов моделирования и ал-
ками. С нашей точки зрения, акцент современных
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решения инженерных задач. Но и сегодня главной установок. – Москва. 2000. – 297 с.
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встречными закрученными потоками с вращаю- активных гидродинамических режимов Третья
щимся кольцевым слоем дисперсного материала международная научно-практическая конференция
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практическая конференция (Уфа, 4 марта 2014 г.). - 75. V. Sazhin & B. Sazhin Modeling of drying
Уфа: РИЦБашГУ, 2014.- 356с. (ISBN: 978-5-7477- and washing under the terms of the so-called "balance
3459-4).С. 193-199. problems" [article]/ «Fundamental and applied science
66. Сажин В.Б., Сажин Б.С. Оценка центро- today V» (North Charleston, SC, USA, March, 30-31,
бежной сепарации пылеуловителей ВЗП на основе 2015): in 3 vv. Vol. 1. - «SPC Academic», 4900 La-
стохастического подхода / Доклады Конференции Cross Road, North Charleston, SC, USA 29406, 2015.-
Московского отделения Международной академии 216рр. (I-IV+i-vi) (ISBN: 978-1511565684). P. 113-
наук экологии, безопасности человека и природы 117.
(Москва, 04 марта 2014 г.). - М.: Изд-во НПГР. 76. Сажин В.Б., Сажин Б.С. Эффективная су-
2014. С. 284-290. шильная установка для полиэтилена [Текст] // Ди-
67. Сажин В.Б., Сажин Б.С. Оценка и выбор намика развития современной науки: сборник ста-
рационального гидродинамического режима для тей Международной научно–практической конфе-
промышленной сушки дисперсных материалов ренции (8 мая 2015 г., Уфа.). – Уфа: РИО МЦИИ
(Эксперимент и методики инженерного расчета)/ ОМЕГА САЙНС, 2015. – 214 с. (ISBN 978-5-
Наука и образование 21 века: Международная 906781-42-0). С. 32-38.
научно-практическая конференция (Уфа, 15-16 но- 77. Сажин В.Б., Сажин Б.С. Создание эффек-
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68. Сажин В.Б., Сажин Б.С. Кинетика массо- мышленного кода: технологическая задача и её ре-
обменных процессов в текстильной и химической шение для материала как объекта сушки
отраслях [Текст] // Международный академический [Текст]/В.Б. Сажин // Международный академиче-
вестник (ISSN: 2312-5519), №1(7), 2015. С. 136-139. ский вестник (ISSN: 2312-5519), №5(11), 2015. С.
69. Сажин В.Б., Сажин Б.С. Применение 99-102.
уравнения Сажина-Реутского для расчёта диффузи- 78. Сажин В.Б. Оценка эффективного приме-
онных процессов на примере отделочных текстиль- нения гидродинамических режимов взвешенного
ных производств [Текст] // Инновационная наука слоя для реализации тепломассообменных процес-
(ISSN 2410-6070), №3/ 2015. С. 167-169. сов [Текст] // Международный академический вест-
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жительности процесса для сушилок со взвешенным 79. Сажин В.Б., Сажин Б.С. Критерии актив-
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тивного применения гидродинамических режимов мов взвешенного слоя для процессов сушки дис-
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82. V. Sazhin & B. Sazhin Determination of ra- developments XVII: Proceedings of the Conference.
tional acquisition and development of the technical North Charleston, 26-27.11.2018, in 2 vv. Vol. 1 —
code for drying equipment // Academic science - prob- North Charleston, SC, USA:CreateSpace, 2018, p. 147
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of standard equipment for efficient drying of materials ings of the Conference. North Charleston, 26-
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SC, USA:CreateSpace, 2016, p. 203, ISBN: 978- 93. V. Sazhin & B. Sazhin. Strategy of the selec-
1530537464, 96-101 p. tion of optimal hardware decoration of typical techno-
84. V. Sazhin & B. Sazhin Evaluation MFP ac- logical heat and mass-exchange processes on the exam-
tivity to the swirling flows directed towards each other ple of the drying of disperse materials [Article]//Sci-
// Topical areas of fundamental and applied research X: ences of Europe, # 33, 2018, in 4vv.- Vol. 1. Technical
Proceedings of the Conference. North Charleston, Science. (ISSN 3162-2364, Czech Repub., Praha). - PP.
Nov., 7-8, 2016, in 2 vs /Vol. 1 — North Charleston, 36-50.
SC, USA:CreateSpace, 2016, p. 163, ISBN: 978- 94. V. Sazhin & B. Sazhin. Ecologically net dry-
1540404183, 61-63 p. ers with counter-swirling flows when creating a rotat-
85. V. Sazhin & B. Sazhin Definition of system ing ring layer of the dispersed material [Article]//Збір-
specifications for materials that are subject to drying // ник центру наукових публікацій «Велес» за ма-
21 century: fundamental science and technology XI: теріалами ІV міжнародної науково-практичної
Proceedings of the Conference. North Charleston, 23- конференції (в 2 ч.). 1 частина: «Наука в епоху дис-
24.01.2017, in 2 vs. Vol. 1—North Charleston, SC, балансів», м. Київ: збірник статей (рівень стан-
USA:CreateSpace, 2017, p. 257, 153-156 p. (ISBN дарту, академічний рівень). - Київ: Центр наукових
978-1542776660). публікацій, 2018. – 84с. - ISSN: 5836 – 4978. - С. 54-
86. V. B. Sazhin, B. S. Sazhin Basis of classifi- 68.
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тру наукових публікацій Велес за матеріалами tion of dispersed materials as objects of drying // Actual
міжнародної науково-практичної конференції: ча- problems of modern science: a collection of scientific
стина 1 "Зимові наукові читання", м Київ: збірник papers of the XXXVI International Scientific and Prac-
статей (рівень стандарту, академічний рівень). - К.: tical Conference (St. Petersburg – Astana – Kiev – Vi-
Центр наукових публікацій, 2017. 128с. ISSN 5836- enna, November 29, 2018). - Kiev (Ukraine): Interna-
4978. С. 86-97. tional Science Center, 2018. - 108 p. - PP. 30-39.
87. V. Sazhin & B. Sazhin Drying of disperse 96. V.B. Sazhin & B.S. Sazhin. The basic princi-
materials with quasi-static conditions //Academic sci- ples of the strategy for creating highly efficient multi-
ence - problems and achievements XI: Proceedings of functional energy-saving drying plants // Science in the
the Conference. North Charleston, 6-7.02.2017, in 2 vv. modern information society XXI: Proceedings of the
Vol. 1.—North Charleston, SC, USA:CreateSpace, Conference. North Charleston, 10-11.12.2019. - Mor-
2017, p. 218, 142-145 p. (ISBN 978-1543046090). risville, NC, USA 27560: Lulu Press (Inc. 627 Davis
88. Сажин В.Б., Сажин Б.С. Стационарные Drive, Suite 3002019), p. 191, 123-125 p.
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влажных дисперсных материалов // Центральный dusting dryers with a rotating annular layer of dispersed
научный вестник. – 2017. - Т. 2. - № 4. - С. 37-41. material // The priorities of the world science: experi-
(ISSN: 2499-9989). ments and scientific debate: Proceedings of the XXII
89. V. B. Sazhin, B. S. Sazhin The use of regular International scientific conference 14-15.11.2019, Vol.
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Morrisville: Lulu Press, 2019, p. 107, 17-21 p.
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industrial equipment to create efficient drying plants // риалы VI Междунар. науч. конф. 2-е изд., дополн. -
Fundamental science and technology - promising de- Уфа: Изд-во УГНТУ, 2021. – 423 с. (ISBN: 978-5-
velopments XXI: Proceedings of the Conference. North 7831-2142-5). – С. 118-120.
Charleston, 23-24.12.2019, Vol. 1.— Morrisville, NC, 107. Сажин В.Б. Технологические особенно-
USA: Lulu Press, 2019, p. 108, 63-65 p. сти нового режима кольцевого слоя в сушилках с
99. V.B. Sazhin & B.S. Sazhin. The problem of встречными закрученными потоками // Теория и
analysis of dispersed materials as objects of drying and практика процессов химической технологии (Ма-
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technology. SCIENCE, RESEARCH, науч. конф. 2-е изд., дополн. - Уфа: Изд-во УГНТУ,
DEVELOPMENT #24 (December, 29-30, 2019, Za- 2021. – 423 с. (ISBN: 978-5-7831-2142-5). – С. 121-
kopane (Poland). - Vol. Vol. 1. Zbiór artykułów nau- 122.
kowych recenzowanych. Warszawa: Diamond trading 108. V.B. Sazhin. Technological advantages of
tour, 2019. – 120str. (ISBN: 978-83-66401-28-0). - Str. the new hydrodynamic regime of the annular layer in
35-41. devices with counter swirling flows [Article] //Tech-
100. V.B. Sazhin & B.S. Sazhin. Introduction of nics and technology. Science, research, development
energy-resource-saving dryers as a factor of develop- #46 (2021, Belgrade, Serbia). - Vol. 1. Zbiór artykułów
ment of regional production clusters// Science and naukowych recenzowanych. Warszawa: Diamond
Global Studies: Abstracts of scientific papers of Inter- trading tour, 2021. – 64 str. (ISBN: 978-83-66401-92-
national Scientific Conference (Bratislava, Slovakia, 1). - Str. 25-34.
30 December 2019)/Financial And Economic Scien- 109. Sazhin V.B. New hydrodynamic phenomena
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hydrodynamic modes of drying dispersed materials // ence. North Charleston, November, 9-10, 2021, Vol.
Fundamental science and technology - promising de- 1.— Morrisville, NC, USA: Lulu Press, 2021, p. 137
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коефність установок для сушіння дисперсії них і tific debate: Proceedings of the XXV International sci-
діспергіруемих матеріалів /Технологiя-2020 : XXIII entific conference, November 24-25, 2021, Morris-
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2020 р., м. Северодонецьк (Україна) / [укл. Тарасов Morrisville, NC, USA, 2021, p. 105 (ISBN: 978-1-
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