Erratum to: Fusibility of Agricultural Plant Waste Ash under the Conditions of High-Temperature Processing

Russian Journal of Applied Chemistry - Erratum     

Filtration combustion of solid fuel in countercurrent reactors

The works studying filtration combustion of solid fuels in the countercurrent mode are reviewed. The phenomenon of superadiabatic overheating is described. The data of experimental and theoretical studies and some results of the development of technological processes of production of thermal or electric energy from substandard raw materials and extraction of valuable components (for example, rare metals) from unconventional sources (industrial wastes, poor ores, burrows, etc.) are presented. The processes of safe treatment of problematic wastes are considered.     

Germania-glass-core silica-glass-cladding modified chemical-vapor deposition optical fibers: optical losses, photorefractivity, and Raman amplification

Germania-glass-core silica-glass-cladding single-mode fibers (deltan as great as 0.143) with a minimum loss of 20 dB/km at 1.85 microm were fabricated by modified chemical-vapor deposition. The fibers exhibit strong photorefractivity, with type IIa index modulation of 2 x 10(-3). A Raman gain of 300 dB/(kmW) was determined at 1.12 microm. Only 3 m of such fibers is sufficient for constructing the 10-W Raman laser at 1.12 microm with a 13-W pump at 1.07 microm.     

PRESENTATIONS: FROM KAC-MOODY GROUPS TO PROFINITE AND BACK

We go back and forth between, on the one hand, presentations of arithmetic and Kac-Moody groups and, on the other hand, presentations of profinite groups, deducing along the way new results on both.     

Effect of thermo-hydrodynamic instability on structure and characteristics of filtration combustion wave of solid fuel

Numerical modelling of flame front stability for the inverse wave (with trailing combustion front) of filtration combustion of solid fuel is performed. The problem is treated in terms of dimensionless variables and parameters. It is found that propagation of a plane combustion front becomes unstable under certain conditions. In this case the front spontaneously inclines. The thermo-hydrodynamic mechanism is supposed to be responsible for instability developing. Anisotropic effective mass diffusivity (dispersion) is also taken into account. It turns out that anisotropic diffusivity affects structure and conversion distribution of the inclined combustion front. It is shown that the key parameters determining stability of combustion wave are dimensionless gas flow rate and width of reactor. The range of these parameters corresponding to the stable plane front is determined. It is shown that stability occurs either for small reactor widths (dimensionless values <1), or low gas flow rate (below 0.2). The optimised values of considered dimensionless parameters for maximal productivity are determined.     

Influence of the heat loss intensity on the characteristics of the filtration combustion of solid organic fuels

The effect of lateral heat loss on the characteristics of the filtration combustion of solid organic fuels is studied experimentally and theoretically. The results show that, for an reaction trailing, an increase in the heat loss intensity leads to a marked reduction in the combustion temperature and an increase in the temperature at which fuel pyrolysis is complete, with the yield of liquid pyrolysis products remaining practically unchanged. For a reaction leading, an increase in the heat transfer coefficient causes a reduction in the combustion temperature and the yield of liquid pyrolysis products.     

Modification of the discrete spectral parameters of optical solitons in fibers with variable dispersion

The spectral parameters of solitons result from the nonlinear Fourier transform for a pulse propagating in a fiber. A new approach for controlling the discrete component of spectral parameters is proposed. In the presence of a resonance between field oscillations and fiber dispersion, the real part of spectral parameters change, which leads to multisoliton pulse separation into fundamental solitons. It is proposed to use this effect for signal decoding in communication lines operating based on the nonlinear Fourier transform.