Kalinin Anatolyevich Alexey

Prof. Kalinin Anatolyevich Alexey

Karaganda State Technical University, Karaganda, Kazakhstan

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Academic Career Length

11Years (2016-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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14 October 2022 in Applied Sciences
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ZGZhetessova Gulnara
Zhetessova Gulnara
TNTatyana Nikonova
Tatyana Nikonova
Łukasz GierzŁukasz Gierz
Łukasz Gierz
ABAlexandra Berg
Alexandra Berg
VYVassiliy Yurchenko
Vassiliy Yurchenko
KAKalinin Anatolyevich Alexey
Kalinin Anatolyevich Alexey
The possibility of using polymer concrete for metal cutting machine beds is analyzed. A comparison of the structures of the machine beds made of polymer concrete and cast iron is made. The frequency of the body of the machine beds made of polymer concrete and cast iron is determined. An analysis of the stress–strain state under static loads is carried out. To increase resistance to wear, it is proposed to spray polymer concrete frames are proposed by the gas–thermal method. The installation of thermal spraying for guide machine beds is given. The optimal parameters for spraying the guides of the machine beds made of polymer concrete are established calculated using the finite element method for the guide beds of metal cutting machine tools using polymer concrete with gaseous coating. The manufacture of the foundation bed from polymer concrete increases the vibration resistance of the machine by 1.4 times. At the same time, the metal consumption of metal cutting machines will decrease by 60%. To increase the wear resistance of the frame guides, it is proposed to use thermal spraying with certain modes typical for polymer concrete. The installation of thermal spraying for bed guides is given. Calculating using the finite element method for the guide beds of metal cutting machines showed that the use of polymer concrete with a wear-resistant coating is justified.

30 March 2020 in Scientific Journal of Astana IT University
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VBV. Bezdelov
V. Bezdelov
KAKalinin Anatolyevich Alexey
Kalinin Anatolyevich Alexey
BSB. Sultanova
B. Sultanova
This article discusses the problems of introducing an effective business, as well as optimizing business processes. Various approaches to managing and optimizing business processes are analyzed. The reasons for which it is necessary to improve the process and each component of this process are identified and described. Two main approaches to improving business processes are considered: functional and approach, the main differences between them, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of each of them are demonstrated. Any process has a life cycle, thanks to which it follows the article considers the life cycle of six sigma. Based on the material studied, methods for improving business processes are proposed, and the role of the leader is examined, and concepts such as creative management and a creative manager are examined and what their role is in modern business. Any life cycle needs modeling, timely improvement, so that the company can get good results, so managers and chief managers must follow the simple rules discussed in the article in order to simulate the business process as is and as it should be , you can use the Business Process Management Notation and special software designed for this. The general conclusion of the article is that each company should choose its own approach and method of optimizing business processes based on general principles. Key words: business processes, processes, process management, optimization.

1 March 2025 in Civil Engineering Journal
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VDVladimir Demin
Vladimir Demin
KAKalinin Anatolyevich Alexey
Kalinin Anatolyevich Alexey
NTNadezhda Tomilova
Nadezhda Tomilova
ATAleksandr Tomilov
Aleksandr Tomilov
AAAssem Akpanbayeva
Assem Akpanbayeva
APAnton Popov
Anton Popov
This study focuses on optimizing underground support systems through advanced numerical modeling and geomechanical assessment. The research aims to refine reinforcement parameters for underground mine workings by analyzing the stress-strain behavior of rock masses using Rocscience RS2 software. The study integrates geological and geotechnical data, including field observations and numerical simulations, to enhance the accuracy of support system designs. The methodology is based on the finite element method (FEM) and the Hoek–Brown softening model, allowing the identification of plastic deformation zones and stress redistribution patterns. The results confirm that maximum stress increases by 35–40% for every 100 m of depth, necessitating enhanced reinforcement. The study evaluates hybrid support systems, specifically steel-polymer bolts with shotcrete, demonstrating a 15% reduction in plastic deformations compared to conventional methods. The findings highlight the importance of continuous geotechnical monitoring and adaptive reinforcement strategies to ensure stability in highly fractured rock masses. The proposed approach provides a more precise prediction of excavation stability, contributing to the development of safer and more efficient underground mining practices. Future research may include the integration of intelligent monitoring systems equipped with real-time sensors to further optimize support strategies and long-term stability assessments. Doi: 10.28991/CEJ-2025-011-03-014 Full Text: PDF

1 January 2022 in Чебышевский сборник
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EAE.V. Ageeva
E.V. Ageeva
AGA.E. Gvozdev
A.E. Gvozdev
KAKalinin Anatolyevich Alexey
Kalinin Anatolyevich Alexey

6 December 2022 in Diagnostyka
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VDValeriy Druzhinin
Valeriy Druzhinin
GSGalina Sivyakova
Galina Sivyakova
KAKalinin Anatolyevich Alexey
Kalinin Anatolyevich Alexey
Valerii TytiukValerii Tytiuk
Valerii Tytiuk
ANAnatolii Nikolenko
Anatolii Nikolenko
MKMykhailo Kuzmenko
Mykhailo Kuzmenko
In recent years, due to the tightening of competition in the global market of steel producers, the requirements for the quality of hot-rolled steel have increased. The finishing group of the rolling mill is characterized by a complex structure of mechanical and electrical parts. The operation of...

29 January 2025 in Energetika
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VDValeriy Druzhinin
Valeriy Druzhinin
Valerii TytiukValerii Tytiuk
Valerii Tytiuk
PKPetro Kurliak
Petro Kurliak
OCOleksii Chornyi
Oleksii Chornyi
GSGalina Sivyakova
Galina Sivyakova
VBVictor Busher
Victor Busher
The study presented in the paper investigates rigorously the methods for enhancing the performance of interconnected electric drives within the finishing group of a hot rolling mill. In particular, it examines the impact of supply voltage fluctuations on drive precision and the interactions mediated by the rolled metal strip. A detailed analysis of the existing power supply system identifies the primary causes of dynamic deviations in drive operation.A combined angular velocity control system is proposed to regulate the excitation of DC electric motors. The adaptive control strategy modulates magnetic flux during grid voltage drops, thereby reducing speed fluctuations and minimising tension inconsistencies in the inter-stand gaps. Unlike conventional systems that disregard supply voltage variations, the adaptive approach significantly improves the stability of the rolling process.A mathematical model of the system, incorporating second- and third-order elastic couplings arising from both mechanical and electromagnetic interactions among the drives, is developed. Numerical simulations conducted in MATLAB/Simulink validate the efficiency of the proposed method. Optimal values for the relative reduction in the magnetic flux are determined to minimise discrepancies in drive currents and strip elongation. The results confirm that implementing adaptive control enhances system stability, improves rolling quality, and reduces the load on the power supply, thereby supporting its adoption in rolling mills operating under unstable grid voltage conditions.