Bulletin of Science and Practice

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Authors: Baurina S.B.

This article discusses the methodology of using the technology of benchmarking. The author analyzes the main phases of conducting benchmarking studies. Advantages of benchmarking over other management tools

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Authors: Mezentsev S.V.

Russian manufacturers are limited in the quite definite structure of the essential researches and are based on the personal worked out programs of the laboratory control, which include the microbiological safety markers as well. Taking into consideration the difference in zoosanitary status of the supplier's farms of the livestock and poultry the existence of the industrial programs of the biological safety control is necessary, which could be easily integrated with the HASSP principles without the economic increase in safe product outcome. In this connection maintaining the HASSP principles by the slaughter industries, their outcome will integrate into technological case of the processing industries using the requirements of the maintenance the raw tracing in all the technological chain of the production and realization of the raw and finished product.

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Authors: Zelenshchikov D.B., Piataev E.R., Tulenev M.D.

The paper discusses the foamed plastics which have a low density and thermal conductivity, satisfactory resistance to sol-frames weak acids and bases. It is noted that a common drawback is their flammability. Basic research methods are based on regulatory requirements and test methods recommended for foamed plastics. In the process, results were obtained on the properties of foam isocyanates and studied their performance on compliance with the requirements for roof insulation. The prospects of the use of these materials as insulation in systems operated roof.

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Authors: Asamatdinov M.O., Aristov D.I., Rumiantsev G.B.

The paper discusses the prospects for the use of gypsum marl as a raw material or components of building materials. Basic research methods: microscopy, X-ray and X-ray analysis, thermometer, test the properties of binding regulations. In operation, was obtained the results allow to recommend marl gypsum as a raw material for the manufacture of air or hydraulic binders, depending on heat treatment conditions, and also as modifying additives in cement.

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Authors: Ovechkina E.S., Shajahmetova R.I.

The Main problem of the study and description of the vegetation of oil fields in Nizhnevartovsk region is currently difficult to cross the territory. Only the areas adjacent to roads and industrial sites are available for field research. Effects on plants and communities of oil production are possible both direct and indirect. In the process of setting up and operation of oil fields changing plant community structure and composition, there is a replacement on derivatives. During the growing period in 2013-2014 was conducted description of the vegetation of the field and the identification of changes in the structure and composition of plant communities. The aim of this work was the definition of rare and endangered species. A total number of descriptions - 54. Standard method was used geobotanical descriptions. The result was the identification of the typical plant communities and their description. In the paper, the characteristic vegetation Ketchimovskogo field located in the North-Eastern part of the Nizhnevartovsk district. Zonal vegetation on site Ketchimovskogo deposits is pine long-sphagnum and shrub-sphagnum forests in combination with shrub-sphagnum oligotrophic bogs. This type of vegetation is characteristic of badly drained flat surfaces of watersheds, speckled with tiny tata ovine depressions. Such locations are characterized by the distribution of peat or peat-gley soils with low upland peatlands and for a long period of abundant moisture. The distribution of this complex plant communities due to cryogenic processes and long-term conservation of soil and dirt perched water, enabling the logging of upland forests on soils of the different mechanical composition. Zonal type of wetlands in this region is oligotrophic sphagnum bogs with the dominance of Sphagnum frustum. In river valleys and on the first floodplain terraces are observed eutrophic sedge and sedge-hypnosis marshes, which in this subzone have little meaning. On-site deposits of this type of wetlands combined with oligotrophic and mesotrophic bogs on their periphery and in the center of them. Their distribution is due to the formation of zones of flooding during the construction of linear structures.