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Vol 77
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Statistical characteristics of the Vorkuta region atmospheric air temperature fluctuations as the main perturbation of the system of automatic control of thermal objects of mines

Authors:
N. M. Tretyakov
N. M. Tretyakova
A. S. Stepanov
Date submitted:
1977-10-25
Date accepted:
1977-12-13
Date published:
1978-04-01

Abstract

Calculation and adjustment of regulators, as well as the choice of optimal modes of operation of thermal engineering objects (mine calorifiers, boilers, boiler rooms, boiler houses, heat and water supply systems of mines, settlements and cities) are determined by the value of the atmospheric air temperature ...

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References

  1. Ventzel E.S. Theory of Probabilities. M., Nauka, 1964.
  2. Mitropolsky A.K. Technique of statistical calculations. M., Nauka, 1971.
  3. Smirnov V.I. Course of Higher Mathematics, vol. 1, M., Fizmatgiz, 1961.
  4. Tretiakov N.M., Modestov Yu.A. Statistical studies of the main perturbing influence on calorifiers of mines of Vorkutaugol Combine. - Journal of Mining Institute, 1975, Vol. 98, issue 1.

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