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GOST 7.5 98 magazines, collections, information publications. Magazines, collections, information publications

GOST 7.5-98

INTERSTATE STANDARD

SYSTEM OF INFORMATION STANDARDS,
LIBRARY AND PUBLISHING

MAGAZINES, COLLECTIONS,
INFORMATION PUBLICATIONS.
PUBLISHING DESIGN
PUBLISHED MATERIALS

INTERSTATE COUNCIL

ON STANDARDIZATION, METROLOGY AND CERTIFICATION

Minsk

Preface

1. DEVELOPED by the Russian Book Chamber of the State Committee of the Russian Federation for Printing and the Technical Committee for Standardization TC 191 “Scientific and technical information, library and publishing”

INTRODUCED by Gosstandart of Russia

2 ADOPTED by the Interstate Council for Standardization, Metrology and Certification (Protocol No. 13 of May 28, 1998)

State name	Name of the national standardization body
Republic of Armenia	Armgosstandard
Republic of Belarus	State Standard of Belarus
The Republic of Kazakhstan	Gosstandart of the Republic of Kazakhstan
Kyrgyz Republic	Kyrgyzstandard
The Republic of Moldova	Moldovastandard
Russian Federation	Gosstandart of Russia
The Republic of Tajikistan	Tajikgosstandart
Turkmenistan	Main State Inspectorate of Turkmenistan
The Republic of Uzbekistan	Uzgosstandart

3 Requirements between state standard comply with the requirements of the international standard ISO 18-81 “Documentation. Table of contents of periodicals"

4 Resolution of the State Committee Russian Federation on standardization, metrology and certification dated October 9, 1998 No. 365, the interstate standard GOST 7.5-98 was put into effect directly as a state standard of the Russian Federation from July 1, 1999

5 INSTEAD GOST 7.5-88

6 REPUBLICATION. July 2003

GOST 7.5-98

INTERSTATE STANDARD

System of standards for information, library and publishing

MAGAZINES, COLLECTIONS, INFORMATION PUBLICATIONS.
PUBLISHING DESIGN OF PUBLISHED MATERIALS

System of standards on information, librarianship and publishing.
Journals, collections, information editions. Presentation of publications

Date of introduction 1999-7-01

1 AREA OF USE

The standard does not apply to materials published in newspapers.

The standard is mandatory for publishers and printing enterprises, regardless of their organizational and legal structure, departmental affiliation and form of ownership.

2 REGULATORY REFERENCES

This standard uses references to the following standards:

3.1.10 intra-journal (in-book) bibliographic indexes (lists, reviews): According to GOST 7.0;

3.1.11 key title: According to GOST 7.74.

4 GENERAL PROVISIONS

Articles, including editorials, review articles;

Reports and communications, abstracts of reports and communications, resolutions, recommendations and other materials of conferences, meetings, congresses, etc.;

Intra-journal (intra-book) bibliographic indexes (lists, reviews), except for current and retrospective “Index of Contents” for journals;

Brief scientific communications (letters to the editor);

Reviews;

Information publications (bibliographic, abstract, review).

4.2 The set of publishing design elements and their location depend on the type of material being published.

The form of presentation, sequence and location of elements of publishing design must be uniform in all issues (issues) of the publication.

Elements of publishing design are given in the language of the published material.

4.3 It is allowed to use additional elements of publishing design.

5 PUBLISHING DESIGN OF MATERIALS IN MAGAZINES AND COLLECTIONS

5.1 Elements of publishing design of materials include:

- title published material;

- subheading data;

UDC index;

Abstract, resume;

Keywords;

Article bibliographic lists;

Information about the language of the text from which the published material is translated;

Date of receipt of the manuscript by the editor (editorial board);

- intelligence O continuation or completion published material;

Application;

Note;

- Name section, subsection, cycle, collections;

Running title.

Notes

1 The specified elements of publishing design (except for a summary, keywords and footer) are required for scientific publications.

2 Italics indicate mandatory elements of publishing design for production and practical publications.

Information about the continuation or end of the published material is required when publishing material with a break in one publication (issue, issue) or in parts in periodical and continuing publications.

Elements of publishing design, located after the text of the published material, if there is a bibliographic list attached to the article, are placed after it.

Information about manuscripts of articles sent by the editors (editorial board) for depositing is prepared in accordance with the requirements of , - , , , .

Academic title, academic degree;

Position or profession;

Place of work (name of institution or organization, settlement);

Country name (for foreign authors).

In cases where the use of a patronymic is not accepted, one initial or first name is given.

Information about the academic title, academic degree, position, profession, place of work, name of the country is indicated at the discretion of the editors in full or abbreviated form after the name of the author. Abbreviations - according to GOST 7.12. To indicate the place of work and the name of the country, the use of abbreviations is allowed.

When replacing the title of a review with a bibliographic description of the work under review, information about the author of the review is placed after the text of the published material on the right.

5.3 Information about the compilers

5.3.1 Information about the compilers is prepared in accordance with.

Information about the compilers is used when publishing intra-journal (in-book) bibliographic indexes (lists, reviews).

Before the name of the compiler, words are given that define the nature of the work done, for example, “Compiler”, “Compiled”, etc.

5.3.2 Information about the compilers is placed after the text of the published material on the right.

5.4. Information about the persons who participated in the work on the material (translators, persons who prepared the material for publication, artists, photographers, etc.)

5.4.1 The name of the person who participated in the work on the material is given in the form: initials or initial and surname, first and surname, pseudonym.

Before the name of the person who participated in the work on the material, words are given that define the nature of the work done.

Before the name of the translator, with words defining the nature of the work done, information about the language from which the published material is translated is indicated.

5.4.2 Information about the persons who participated in the work on the material is placed after the text of the published material on the right.

5.5.1 Publication of materials listed in without a title is not permitted. The title of the review may be replaced with a bibliographic description of the work being reviewed. Bibliographic description - according to GOST 7.1.

It is not allowed to include in the title of the published material the name of the section, subsection, cycle, collection where it is published.

When publishing material in parts in several issues (issues) of a periodical or continuing publication, it is not allowed to change the title of the published material.

The title of the published material is highlighted by printing means.

5.5.2 The title of the published material is placed before the text of the published material.

5.6. Subheading data

5.6.1 Subtitle data of the published material includes:

Information explaining the title of the published material;

Information about the type of published material, including the wording “Literature review”, “Review of letters”, “Review...” in review publications, if they are not given in the title of the published material, the title of the section, subsection, cycle, collection, title ( title) or subtitle data of the publication;

Serial number of the part of the published material;

Bibliographic description of the work being reviewed and a review with its own title according to GOST 7.1;

Place and date (day, month, year) of the conference, meeting, congress, etc. - in reports and communications, abstracts of reports and communications, in materials of conferences, meetings, congresses, etc., if they are not indicated in the title of the published material, the title of the section, subsection, cycle, collection, title (title) or subtitle data of the publication .

5.6.2 Subtitle data is placed after the title of the published material.

5.7.1 The UDC index is given for articles reflecting all areas of scientific, practical and cultural activity.

When replacing the review title with a bibliographic description of the work being reviewed, the UDC index is placed before the bibliographic description.

UDC index of materials of conferences, meetings, congresses, etc. placed before the title of the published material.

The UDC index is located on a separate line on the left.

5.8 Annotation. Summary

5.8.1 The abstract is given in the language of the text of the published material. The abstract is prepared in accordance with GOST 7.9.

In addition to the annotation, publication of a resume is allowed. The summary is published in languages other than the language of the text of the published material.

When publishing a resume in several languages, it is allowed to replace the abstract in Russian with a resume in Russian.

5.8.2 Abstracts are provided for articles (except for editorials), reports and communications, short scientific communications (letters to the editor).

An abstract in the language of the text of the published material is placed before the text of the published material after the title and subtitle data.

The summary is placed after the text of the published material, information about the persons who participated in the work on the material, information about the language of the text from which the published material was translated, the date of receipt of the manuscript by the editorial board (editorial board) and annotations in Russian.

5.9.1 Keywords are selected from the text of the published material and highlighted by printing means.

5.9.2 Keywords of articles (except for editorials), reports and communications, abstracts of reports and communications, short scientific communications (letters to the editor) are placed on a separate line immediately after the title, before the text of the published material.

5.10.1 In the title of an article bibliographic list, use the word “List” (for example, “List... of literature”, “Bibliographic list...”, etc.). It is not allowed to use the word “Bibliography” in the title of a bibliographic list.

Bibliographic descriptions in article bibliographic lists are compiled in accordance with GOST 7.1.

Bibliographic entries in bibliographic lists attached to articles must be numbered.

5.10.2 Article bibliographic lists for articles, reports and communications, short scientific communications (letters to the editor) and reviews are placed immediately after the text of the published material.

Bibliographic lists of articles may not be included in reviews.

5.11 Information about the language of the text from which the published material is translated

When publishing materials translated from the languages of the peoples of the CIS countries and foreign languages, information about the original language is placed after the text of the published material on the right.

5.12.1 The date of receipt of the manuscript by the editor (editorial board) is indicated in Arabic numerals: two digits each for the day, month and year.

The date of receipt of the manuscript by the editorial board (editorial board) may be preceded by the words: “Received...”, “The material has been received by the editorial board...”, etc.

5.12.2 The date of receipt of the manuscript by the editor (editorial board) in articles (except for translated articles), intra-journal (in-book) bibliographic reviews and short scientific communications (letters to the editor) is placed after the text of the published material.

5.13 Information about the continuation or completion of published material

When publishing material in parts in several numbers (issues) of a periodical or continuing publication, at the end of each part, except the last, put the note “To be continued (end).”

On the page at the beginning of each subsequent part of the published material in a periodical or continuing publication, in a footnote or before the text, put the note “Continuation (end)” and indicate the number(s) of the issue(s) of the publication in which the previous parts of the published work were published material.

When publishing material with a gap in one publication (number, issue), at the end of each part, except the last, put the mark “Continuation (end) on p...”.

On the page at the beginning of each subsequent part of the material published in one publication (issue, issue), a note “Continuation (end)” is placed before the text of the material. Starts on p. ...".

5.14 Application

In the title or subtitle data of the appendix to the main published material, information is provided that the material is an appendix.

If there are two or more applications, they must be numbered.

5.14.2 Application not related to published materials

In the subtitle data of an application that is not related to any of the materials published in the publication, the title (name) of the publication in which the application is published is given, if this title (name) is not indicated in the title of the application.

5.15.1 A note containing a bibliographic reference is drawn up in accordance with GOST 7.1.

When publishing materials translated from the languages of the peoples of the Russian Federation and foreign languages, the note indicates information about the publication from which the published material is translated.

When reprinting published material, the notes indicate information about the publication from which the material was reprinted.

Information about the edition from which the published material is translated, and information about the edition from which the published material is reprinted, is given in the note only in the form of a bibliographic reference.

Information about the work under review in a review with its own title is given in the form of a bibliographic reference, if it is not indicated in the subtitle data.

5.15.2 Notes according to their location are divided into in-text, beyond-text and interlinear.

In-text notes are placed in the text of the published material, separating them from the text with brackets.

Beyond the text notes are placed immediately after the main text of the published material.

Footnotes are placed at the bottom of the page under the lines of text of the published material.

Subtext and footnotes are associated with the text to which they relate using footnote signs: Arabic numerals or asterisks.

5.16 Title of section, subsection, cycle, collection

When publishing materials as part of a section, subsection, cycle, or collection, the name of the section, subsection, cycle, or collection is given before them.

5.17 Footer

The footer of periodical and continuing publications includes the following elements in the specified sequence:

International Standard Serial Number (with abbreviation ISSN);

Key title of the publication (title of the publication in the form established when assigning an ISSN);

Year release of the publication;

Serial number of volume, part, issue.

The footer of non-periodic collections includes the following elements in the specified sequence:

International Standard Book Number (abbreviated ISBN));

Title (name) of the publication;

Place of publication;

Year of publication.

The title (title) of non-periodic collections in the footer may be abbreviated: cutting off the last words, omitting words in the middle of the title, replacing individual words or phrases with abbreviations without distorting the meaning.

The header and footer are placed on a separate line at the top or bottom of the page.

6 PUBLISHING DESIGN OF CONTENT

6.1 Content elements

Content elements include:

Title of the section, subsection, cycle, collection;

Information about the published material.

Each content element is placed on a separate line.

The elements of content retain the sequence and form of presenting the information specified in the published material, except for the cases listed in , , , , .

The presence of content in the publication is mandatory.

6.1.1. The name of the section, subsection, cycle, collection is given before information about the materials published as part of this section, subsection, cycle, collection.

The name of a section, subsection, cycle, collection is highlighted by printing means.

6.1.2 Information about the published material includes the following elements in the specified sequence:

Title of the published material;

Subheading data;

Information about the compiler and other persons who participated in the work on the material;

Information about the continuation or completion of the published material;

Information about the location of the published material;

Application details.

In collective works, the sequence of author names given in the text of the published material will be preserved.

Information about the author's academic degree, academic title, position, profession and place of work is not provided.

It is not allowed to change the wording of the title of the published material.

Words included in the title denoting an academic degree, academic title, position, profession and place of work of the person to whom the published material is dedicated may be abbreviated in accordance with GOST 7.12.

6.1.2.3 Subtitle data is provided at the discretion of the editor.

The sequence of names of the compilers and other persons who participated in the work on the material, as well as words defining the nature of the work done, and grammatically related information about the language of the text from which the published material is translated, must correspond to the sequence given in the text of the published material.

“Continuation” - for all parts of the material except the first and last; “End” - for the last part of the material.

6.1.2.6 Information about the location of the published material is indicated by the serial number of the page on which the beginning of the published material is located.

If the published material is printed on the cover of the publication, information about the location of the published material is provided in the form “On ... the cover page” indicating the serial number of the cover page.

If the published material is printed on an insert or insert, information about the location of the published material is given in the form “On the insert (insert), between the pages...” indicating the serial numbers of the pages of the publication between which the insert or insert is located.

placed after information about the published material, for example: “With appendix: Coats of arms of the cities of the Golden Ring of Russia. - On the insert between the pages...” or “With appendix: Table of urban growth, 1995 - 2000. - At 3 - 1 p. region."

If the application is not associated with any of the published materials, information about the application is placed at the end of the content, for example: “Appendix: Release of household radio equipment. - On the tab."

6.2 Content title

The title of the content precedes information about its constituent elements.

The title of the content is given on a separate line and highlighted by printing means.

To name the content, use the words: “Contents”, “In the issue (issue): “. The word “Table of Contents” is not allowed.

6.3 Content location

6.4 Language of content

In a multilingual publication, the content is published in one or more languages of the text of the publication.

It is allowed to publish content translated into languages not used in the text of the publication.

7 PAGE NUMBERING OF THE PUBLICATION

The pages of the publication must have serial numbering (pagination).

Only Arabic numerals are used for page numbering in the publication.

Information about the serial number of the page is indicated by a column number and is given at the top or bottom of the page of the publication.

The column number is given on a separate line and is placed on all pages of the publication, except for the pages title page and end title page.

It is allowed to combine a header and header on a page in one line.

The page numbering of the main text of the publication must be continuous.

Continuous numbering of pages of issues within a volume is allowed.

The cover pages are not included in the page numbering of the publication.

8 PUBLISHING DESIGN OF INFORMATION PUBLICATIONS

8.1 Elements of publishing design of information publications include:

Preface;

Guide to using the publication;

Classification scheme;

Link system;

Auxiliary signs;

Title of the review article;

Subheading data;

Keywords;

Applications;

Note;

List of information sources used;

List of abbreviations and symbols;

Running title.

8.2 Elements of publishing design of bibliographic and abstract publications include:

Classification indices, including the UDC index;

- Name section (subsection);

- information about the compilers of the section (subsection);

Information about the editors of the section (subsection);

- preface;

- management By use publication;

- classification scheme;

Link system;

- auxiliary pointers;

- list abbreviations And conditional notation;

Running title.

Note - Mandatory elements of publishing design are highlighted in italics (auxiliary indexes are required only for abstract publications).

8.2.1 Classification indices must comply with classification systems in accordance with GOST 7.59.

Classification indices are placed before the name of the section (subsection). The UDC index of a section (subsection) is given for materials on natural and technical topics.

8.2.2 The names of sections (subsections) must correspond to the classification scheme adopted for this publication.

The names of sections (subsections) are highlighted by printing means.

8.2.3 Information about the compilers of the section (subsection) is placed after the title of the corresponding section (subsection): “Compiled by N.V. Ivanov."

It is allowed to provide information about the academic title, academic degree of the compiler of the section (subsection) in full or abbreviated form. Abbreviations - according to GOST 7.12.

8.2.4 Information about the editors of the section (subsection) is placed after the name of the corresponding section (subsection): “Editor V.I. Petrov”, “Scientific editor K.M. Sidorov."

It is allowed to provide information about the academic title or academic degree of the section (subsection) editor in full or abbreviated form. Abbreviations - according to GOST 7.12.

8.2.5 Preface, manual for using the publication, classification scheme, reference system, auxiliary indexes, list of abbreviations and symbols - in accordance with GOST 7.23.

8.2.6 In bibliographic and abstract publications, it is recommended to use a footer located on the left and right pages of the publication.

The footer contains:

The first identification (serial) number of the bibliographic record on the page;

Title (name) of the publication or key title of the publication (title in the form established when assigning ISSN);

Year of publication;

Volume and (or) issue number of the publication;

Title of the section (subsection);

The last identification (serial) number of the bibliographic record on the page.

8.3 Elements of publishing design for review articles published in review publications include:

- intelligence O compilers (authors);

- title overview articles;

- subheading data;

- index UDC;

Keywords;

- list used sources information;

- list abbreviations And conditional notation.

Note - Mandatory elements of publishing design are highlighted in italics.

8.3.1 Information about the compilers is formatted in the same way as information about the authors.

The design and arrangement of information about the compilers in a review publication containing one review article is in accordance with GOST 7.4.

8.3.2 The title of the review article is placed before the text of the review article. The title of the review article is highlighted by printing means.

8.3.3 Subtitle information includes information that explains the title of the review article.

Subtitle data is placed after the title of the review article.

8.3.4 The UDC index is given for review articles on natural and technical topics.

The UDC index is placed before the information about the compilers (authors) of the review article in a separate line (on the left).

8.3.5 Key words - see.

8.3.6 The list of information sources used is placed after the text of the review article.

8.3.7 List of abbreviations and symbols - according to GOST 7.23.

APPENDIX A

(informative)

SAMPLES OF PUBLISHING DESIGN OF PUBLISHED MATERIALS

SAMPLE OF PUBLISHING DESIGN OF AN ARTICLE IN A SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATION

(with footer)

ISSN 0002-3329. Izv. RAS. Ser. biol. 1996. No. 5.

UDC 576.6

E.R. ASADOV, S.Kh. TAPALTSYAN, E.E. PANTSHAVA

INFLUENCE OF SUBSTRATE CONCENTRATION ON THE CONVERSION OF ORGANIC SUBSTANCES INTO BIOGAS

The influence of temperature (33 and 53 °C) and various substrate concentrations on the conversion of large waste products was studied. cattle(cattle) into biogas...

Continuation of the annotation text________________________

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biogas, fermentation, substrate concentration, fertilizers

Production of biogas and fertilizers by bioconversion of concentrated organic waste containing more than 10% organic substances...

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Continuation of the text of the published material_________________

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

1 Baader V., Done E., Wrenderfer M. Biogas: Theory and practice. - M.: Kolos, 1986. - 148 p.

2 Zavarzin G.A. Trophic connections in the methanogenic community // Izv. RAS, Ser. biol. - 1996. - No. 6. - P. 34.

3 ________________________________________________________________________

4 ________________________________________________________________________

5 ________________________________________________________________________

Institute of Biochemistry named after. A.N. Bach. The material was received by the editor on 08/07/96.

E.R. ASADOV, S. KN . TAPALTSYAN, E.F. PANTSKHAVA

EFFECT OF SUBSTRATE CONCENTRATION OF ORGANIC COMPOUNDS INTO BIOGAS Institute of biochemistry, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow

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CV text_______________________

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SAMPLE OF PUBLISHING DESIGN OF AN ARTICLE IN A PRODUCTION AND PRACTICAL MAGAZINE

(with header and section title)

ISSN 0030-6223. Foundations, foundations and soil mechanics. 1996. No. 4

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TO HELP THE DESIGNER

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UDC 624.155.113.3

B.V. BAKHOLDIN, E.V. SVETINSKY, candidates of technical sciences. sciences (NIIosnovaniy);

ABOUT THE POSSIBILITY OF USING MULTI-SECTION COMPOSITE PILES WITH A SQUARE CROSS SECTION OF LONG LENGTH

The article discusses the use of composite piles in connection with the expansion of development of territories composed of large thicknesses of soft soils ___________________________________________________________________

Continuation of the annotation text______________________________

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multi-section reinforced concrete piles, weak soils, use of piles.

In industrial and civil construction, composite reinforced concrete piles are usually used...

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Continuation of the text of the published material_____________________

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

1 Bakholdin V.V., Ilkevich V.Ya. About the rational scope of application various designs pile foundations for residential construction on weak soils// Foundations, foundations and soil mechanics. - 1996. - No. 2. - P. 23 - 26.

2 Vershinin V.P., Ilkevich V.Ya., Bakholdin V.V. Which piles are more rational? // Construction and architecture of St. Petersburg. - 1996. - No. 4. - P. 20 - 21.

3. Study of pile deviations during immersion / E.V. Svetinsky, Yu.M. Prikhodko, Kh.A. Dzhantimirov, S.A. Kuznetsov, M.R. Lekah // Foundations, foundations and soil mechanics. - 1995. - No. 3. - P. 9 - 10.

Received 08/12/96

SAMPLE OF PUBLISHING DESIGN OF AN ARTICLE IN A PRODUCTION AND PRACTICAL MAGAZINE

(with footer)

ISSN 0039-2448. Construction of pipelines. 1996. No. 9.

UDC 621.643.29:621.791:620.179.11

V.Yu. KARGIN, A.V. KARPENKO, G.K. KAYGORODOV

Giproniigaz, Saratov

NON-DESTRUCTIVE METHOD FOR QUALITY CONTROL OF WELDED JOINTS OF POLYETHYLENE PIPES

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Abstract text_______________________________

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polyethylene pipes, welding joints, gas distribution networks, quality control methods

Polyethylene pipes are increasingly used in capital construction when designing gas distribution networks in rural areas...__________________________________________________________________________

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Continuation of the text of the published material________________

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

1 Romeiko B. C ., Shestopal A.I., Perspon A.A. Plastic pipelines. - M.: Higher. school, 1994. - P. 100 - 125.

2 Zaitsev N.I. Welding of plastics during the construction of oil and gas industry facilities. - M.: Nedra, 1996. - P. 5 - 10.

3 Korab G.I., Adamenko A.A. Comprehensive Quality Assurance welded joints plastic pipelines / Institute of Electric Welding named after. E.O Paton. - Kyiv, 1992. - 402 p.

Received 05/02/96

SAMPLE OF PUBLISHING DESIGN OF AN ARTICLE IN THE COLLECTION OF SCIENTIFIC WORKS

(with footer)

ISBN 0-000000-00-0. Economics of energy resources in heat and gas exchange and ventilation systems. St. Petersburg, 1996.

UDC 628.83

V.V. BANIN

St. Petersburg Technological Institute named after. Lensovet

INFLUENCE OF FLOW TWIST ON THE TRANSPORTATION OF MATERIAL THROUGH A PIPELINE

Current issues of reducing the energy intensity of pneumatic transport systems and increasing the service life of pipelines are considered.

Many research papers are aimed at solving the problems of reducing the energy intensity of the pneumatic transport system...__________________________________________

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Continuation of the text of the published material_____________

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

1 Kalinushkin M.P. On screw motion in pipelines // Izvestia RAS. Department of Technical Sciences. - 1992. - No. 3. - P. 15 - 21.

2 Lopukhov V.I., Kononenko V.D., Malchevskaya N.F. To calculate the parameters of a swirling flow in a horizontal pipeline // Engineering methods of solution practical problems in sanitary engineering: Sat. Art. / Volgogr. engineer-builds in-t. - Volgograd, 1993. - P. 3.

3 Kononenko V.D., Lopukhov V.I. Solution of the equations of motion of a single-phase viscous swirling flow in a long pipe // Heating and ventilation / Irkutsk, polytechnics, inst. - Irkutsk. - 1994. - S. 202 - 209.

Received 07/08/96

SAMPLE OF PUBLISHING DESIGN OF MATERIALS PUBLISHED IN BIBLIOGRAPHICAL PUBLICATIONS

154 SCIENCE 1995

154 Drobikaev V.Z. At the origins of domestic demography. M.: Mysl, 1996. - 222 p. - Bibliography: pp. 175 - 220. State and development of domestic demography.

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Other bibliographic entries___

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No. 9 SCIENCE AND SOCIETY 170

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Other bibliographic entries________

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Science and society

170 Usenko I. Exit from a tailspin according to Lavrinovich:

SAMPLE OF PUBLISHING DESIGN OF MATERIALS PUBLISHED IN ABSTRACT PUBLICATIONS

(pages of text with footer)

12.74.62 Publishing 1994

UDC 681.616.86:651.923

12.74.82. Modern desktop publishing systems / Dubrovin V. // Sovrem, polygraph. - 1994. - No. 3. - P. 40 - 42.

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Abstract text_______________

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G.I. Kuznetsov

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Other bibliographic entries__

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No. 12 Printing 12.74.92

(technology and equipment)

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Other bibliographic entries_____

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Printing (technology and equipment)

UDC 655.022.5

12.74.92. New technology // Let's lie, polygraph. - 1994.

- No. 2. - P. 88 - 89.

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Abstract text______________

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E.A. Petrov

SAMPLE OF PUBLISHING DESIGN OF MATERIALS PUBLISHED IN REVIEWS

(first page of text)

UDC 621.331 (1-87) (048.8)

V.A. Bykov, V.I. Khomyakov

SAMPLE OF PUBLISHING DESIGN OF CONTENT IN A SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATION

GORTYSHOV Y.F., MURAVYEV G.B., NADYROV I.N. Experimental study of flow and heat transfer in highly porous structures.................................................. 357

BORODIN A.I., Peigin S.V. Influence of body shape on the characteristics of the spatial boundary layer on a permeable surface.................................... 361

MIGAI V.K., PRYAHIN V.V., PROKHORENKO B. C . Features of heat transfer in channels with flow separation.................................................... ........................................................ ................... 365

KARAUKLIS A.V., SAMTSOV P.P., SOLOUKHIN R.I., FOMIN N.A. Thermally nonequilibrium ionization in a mixture of CO 2:N 2:He...................................... ........................... 372

CHERSKY I.N., BOGATIN O.B., STAROSTIN N.P., DONCHENKO V.V., BALANOV G.I. Experimental assessment of the effectiveness of friction temperature diagnostics.... 376

R.I. MEDVEDSKY Method for approximate solution of the two-phase Stefan problem with increasing front motion.................................................... ........................................... 383

DEPOSITED SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES

KAMENETSKY B.Y. Unsteady heat transfer in layered furnaces when burning hard and brown coals.................................................................... ........................................................ .......... 489

PEPINOV R.I., LOBKOV N.V., PANAKHOV I.A. Abnormal Viscosity Change aqueous solutions electrolytes........................................................ .................................... 490

CHOBA A.V., ZISKIN V.I., PASICHNY V.V. Self-similar solutions to the axisymmetric heat conduction problem.................................................................. .................... 492

REVIEWS

FERTMAN V.E. Thermophysical properties of magnetic fluids.................................... 497

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Text GOST 7.5-98 System of standards for information, library and publishing. Magazines, collections, information publications. Publishing design of published materials

INTERSTATE STANDARD

SYSTEM OF STANDARDS ON INFORMATION, LIBRARIANSHIP AND PUBLISHING

MAGAZINES, COLLECTIONS, INFORMATION PUBLICATIONS. PUBLISHING DESIGN OF PUBLISHED MATERIALS

Official publication

INTERSTATE COUNCIL FOR STANDARDIZATION, METROLOGY AND CERTIFICATION

Preface

INTRODUCED by Gosstandart of Russia

2 ADOPTED by the Interstate Council for Standardization, Metrology and Certification (Protocol No. 13 of May 28, 1998)

3 The requirements of the interstate standard meet the requirements international standard ISO 18-81 Documentation. Table of contents of periodicals"

4 By Decree of the State Committee of the Russian Federation for Standardization, Metrology and Certification dated October 9, 1998 No. 365, the interstate standard GOST 7.5-98 was put into effect directly as the state standard of the Russian Federation from July 1, 1999

5 INSTEAD GOST 7.5-88

6 REPUBLICATION. July 2003

This standard cannot be fully or partially reproduced, replicated and distributed as an official publication on the territory of the Russian Federation without the permission of the State Standard of Russia

1 area of use............................................... ......... 1

3 Definitions................................................... .............. 1

4 General provisions.......................................................... 2

5 Publishing design of materials in magazines and collections.................................... 2

6 Publishing design of content.................................................... 6

7 Numbering of pages of the publication.................................................... .... 7

8 Publishing design of information publications.................................... 8

Appendix A Samples of publishing design for published materials....................................10

GOST 7.5-98

INTERSTATE STANDARD

System of standards on information, librarianship and publishing

MAGAZINES, COLLECTIONS, INFORMATION PUBLICATIONS. PUBLISHING DESIGN OF PUBLISHED MATERIALS

System of standards on information, librarianship and publishing.

Journals, collections, information editions. Presentation of publications

Date of introduction 1999-7-01

1 AREA OF USE

The standard does not apply to materials published in newspapers.

The standard is mandatory for publishers and printing enterprises, regardless of their organizational and legal structure, departmental affiliation and form of ownership.

2 REGULATORY REFERENCES

GOST 7.0-99 SIBID. Information and library activities, bibliography. Terms and Definitions

GOST 7.1-84 SIBID. Bibliographic description of the document. General requirements and rules for drawing up

GOST 7.4-95 SIBID. Editions. Imprint

GOST 7.9-95 (ISO 214-76) SIBID. Abstract and annotation. General requirements

GOST 7.12-93 SIBID. Bibliographic record. Abbreviations of words in Russian. General requirements and rules

GOST 7.23-96 SIBID. Information publications. Structure and design

GOST 7.59-90 SIBID. Indexing documents. General requirements for systematization and subjectization

GOST 7.74-96 SIBID. Information retrieval languages. Terms and Definitions

3 DEFINITIONS

3.1 The following terms with corresponding definitions are used in this standard:

3.1.1 article: A work that covers in detail any topic, idea, issue, containing elements of their analysis and intended for a periodical, ongoing publication or non-periodical collection as component its main text;

3.1.2 review article: A publication containing a summary description, analysis and assessment of the state of science, technology, literature and art for a certain period;

3.1.3 editorial: The leading article in a periodical publication, devoted to the most important fundamental issues, expressing the point of view of the editorial board or institution (organization), of which this publication is a body, and published at the very beginning of the publication;

3.1.4 report: Message on scientific topic in a scientific meeting or at a congress, conference, meeting, etc., containing a report on activities or a plan for upcoming events;

3.1.5 message: Materials on a scientific topic in a scientific meeting, at a congress, conference, meeting, etc.;

Official publication

3.1.6 review: A work containing an analysis and reasoned assessment of the author’s original or published publication;

3.1.7 abstracts: Concisely formulated provisions and thoughts published before the start of the conference, symposium and congress;

3.1.8 letter to the editor: A form of speech in which the author brings to the attention of the general public a fact or raises a question for public discussion;

3.1.9 information publication: According to GOST 7.23;

3.1.10 intra-journal (in-book) bibliographic indexes (lists, reviews): By

3.1.11 key title: According to GOST 7.74.

4 GENERAL PROVISIONS

4.1 The standard regulates publishing design the following materials:

Articles, including editorials, review articles;

Reports and communications, abstracts of reports and communications, resolutions, recommendations and other materials of conferences, meetings, congresses, etc.;

Intra-journal (intra-book) bibliographic indexes (lists, reviews), except for current and retrospective “Index of Contents” for journals;

Brief scientific communications (letters to the editor);

Reviews;

Information publications (bibliographic, abstract, review).

4.2 The set of publishing design elements and their location depend on the type of material being published.

The form of presentation, sequence and location of elements of publishing design must be uniform in all issues (issues) of the publication.

Elements of publishing design are given in the language of the published material.

4.3 It is allowed to use additional elements of publishing design.

5 PUBLISHING DESIGN OF MATERIALS IN MAGAZINES AND COLLECTIONS

5.1 Elements of publishing design of materials include:

Subheading data;

UDC index;

Abstract, resume;

Keywords;

Article bibliographic lists;

Information about the language of the text from which the published material is translated;

Date of receipt of the manuscript by the editor (editorial board);

Application;

Note;

Running title.

Notes

1 The specified elements of publishing design (except for a summary, keywords and footer) are required for scientific publications.

2 Italics indicate mandatory elements of publishing design for production and practical publications.

Elements of publishing design, located after the text of the published material, if there is a bibliographic list attached to the article, are placed after it.

Information about manuscripts of articles sent by the editors (editorial board) for deposit is prepared in accordance with the requirements of 5.2, 5.5-5.7, 5.10, 5.12, 5.15.

Academic title, academic degree;

Position or profession;

Place of work (name of institution or organization, locality);

In cases where the use of a patronymic is not accepted, one initial or first name is given.

5.3 Information about the compilers

5.3.1 Information about the compilers is prepared in accordance with 5.2.1.