№ 2 (6) 2023
Modern society, which is characterized by technological and information progress, is in the conditions of rapid changes in technical and social spheres of life, which requires special efforts in the field of science and education. We are sure that the society’s readiness for new challenges should result from the harmonious interaction of man, nature and technology, based on scientific approaches. In such a situation, the responsibility and role of the modern researcher increases, the foundations and functions of modern knowledge are formed.
This issue of the journal brings together a wide range of scientific research that has important environmental, social and managerial significance for modern society. The sixth issue of the journal is devoted to solving the problems of ensuring human and environmental safety, mathematical modeling in the “man – habitat” system, identifying problems of maintaining urbanized areas. Solving these problems would be impossible without a creative approach and understanding the depth of entire scientific fields.
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CALCULATION OF THE MAXIMUM ACCUMULATION LEVELS AND BIOLOGIGAL TRANSFER OF 137CS IN THE BARENTS SEA FISH FOR SCENARIO OF THE HYPOTHETICAL ACCIDENT WITH THE SUNKEN NUCLEAR SUBMARINE “K-159” A. I. Kryshev, T. G. Sazykina The maximum levels and dynamics of 137Cs contamination of a commercial benthic fish species (haddock, Melanogrammus aeglefinus) were assessed for the scenario of a hypothetical accident with the sunken nuclear submarine K-159 in the Barents Sea.
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EXPERIENCE OF USING NON-INVASIVE SENSORY SUBSTITUTION IN LOCALIZATION OF OBJECTS IN SPACE A. S. Butorova, A. P. Sergeev Devices based on the principle of sensory substitution may offer alternative vision for people with visual impairments. Sensory substitution devices are able to perform an important task related to the self-navigation of visually impaired people. This task is largely
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BIOSPHERE COMPATIBILITY OF FAST REACTORS WITH A CLOSED NUCLEAR FUEL CYCLE N. V. Gorin, V. P. Kuchinov, V. M. Dekusar, V. V. Shidlovsky Any human activity has a negative impact on the environment, the greatest contribution to which is made by energy production. The main challenges of our time that threaten sustainable development ‒ global warming, the greenhouse effect arise from emissions of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere and general environmental pollution. It is shown that the main modern environmental pollutants ‒ objects of hydrocarbon energy, industry and transport do not satisfy biosphere compatibility and threaten the sustainable development of mankind. Sustainable development requires environmentally friendly energy in the amount of at least ten billion tons per year (>3-5·1020 J/year). Renewable energy sources (solar, wind, etc.) will not cope with this task, since they have a low energy flow density. We need a new technology that produces several orders of magnitude more energy and less waste per unit mass of raw materials. It is shown that nuclear power engineering with fast neutron reactors and closed NFC is a technology with better biosphere compatibility compared to other renewable energy sources.
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ANALYTICAL COMPARISON OF METHODS FOR CALCULATING THE EXCESS PRESSURE OF AN EXPLOSION BLEVE N. N. Starovoitova The article deals with such a dangerous phenomenon as the explosion of expanding vapors of boiling liquid (BLEVE). Among the most devastating accidents that can occur in the chemical industry, BLEVE stands out. It is accompanied by sufficient explosive waves and excessive pressure. The article describes this phenomenon and analyzes the methods of calculating the excess pressure of the BLEVE explosion. The main attention is drawn to the difference between the methods used in the Russian Federation and in France. The main part of the article describes the phenomenon of BLEVE. The reasons for its manifestation and the formulas used in the methods are described. The article, based on the analysis of: Baker method, Push method, Planes-Cuchi method and MOE methodology, shows the difference in the approach of determining excess pressure. In conclusion, significant discrepancies in the results due to thermodynamic assumptions are briefly analyzed – these are the behavior of an ideal gas and the isentropic expansion of steam.
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EXPERIENCE OF INDEPENDENT RADIATION CONTROL IN PUBLICLY ACCESIBLE SITES OF THE «FSUE MAYAK PA» MONITORING AREA V.S. Nosovets, A.R. Zigangirov, E.S. Makeeva, A.A. Ekidin This paper presents the results of a public initiative implementation aimed at forming an independent source of information about the radiation situation in FSUE “PO “Mayak” publicly accessible observation zone places. This initiative is being held for the second year.
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ANALYSIS OF COMPLIANCE WITH THE LEGISLATION ON THE MAINTENANCE OF HOUSEHOLD TERRITORIES BY MANAGING ORGANIZATIONS IN RUSSIAN CITIES E. I. Pochatkova, A. A. Seleznev The paper represents the results of the analysis of compliance with the legislation on the maintenance of adjacent territories by housing authorities (hereinafter – HAs) in the administrative centres of the federal districts of Russia. Based on the analysis of the federal
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