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Educational Center of Digital Technologies
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The speed of scientific and technological progress and the disappearance of certain activities associated with the penetration of automation into all areas of production and management processes are factors of possible growth for enterprises of the future. Digital integration, which integrates scientific directions, people, processes, users and data, will create the conditions for scientific and technological advances and breakthroughs, enabling scientific and economic shifts in related industries and, above all, in the global mineral market. In this regard, in 2018, for the purpose of training, research and development in the field of digital technologies for the enterprises of mineral and fuel and energy complexes, the "Educational Center of Digital Technologies" was established at the Mining University.
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Directions of scientific research
This direction implies the consideration of intellectual technologies of electric power systems management, including electric power transmission, electric power demand management, digital twins of electric power facilities, digital information models of electrical engineering systems.
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Within the framework of this direction, new methods of monitoring and management based on digital and information technologies are being developed, and information systems are being created to solve mining industry problems.
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This direction is aimed at the development and popularisation of engineering education, improvement of digital competencies of employees and students, as well as implementation of additional professional education programmes for representatives of fuel and energy complex companies.
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This direction implies research and substantiation of complex indicators of efficiency of energy generation, transport and consumption when supplied from traditional and renewable energy sources, taking into account the impact of global challenges and variation of external factors.
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Within the framework of this direction, research is carried out aimed at improving the efficiency of equipment and technological processes of mining, processing and transporting minerals.
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Scientific publications

Technological features of the interaction between a flexible traction element and extracting unit during the development of solid mineral resources of the seabed

Keywords:Diagrams of mining operations | Ferromanganese nodules | Flexible traction element | Partial enrichment | Solid minerals | Subsea extraction | Subsea production complex
Date of publication: 2017-01-01
Journal: International Journal of Applied Engineering Research
Authors: Korolyov, I.A, Lavrenko, S.A.
ISSN:09739769

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This paper carries out the research on the continental mining of solid minerals and on the search of the alternative solutions of raw material’s procurement for leading industries. A value of conducting underwater operations for extraction of shelf zone’s ferromanganese nodules is specified. Schematic diagram of conducting mining operations is submitted. The construction of a mining complex for mining ferromanganese nodules of the Baltic Sea with the possibility of its separation partial enrichment on the seabed during the process of production is proposed. An analytical model of the system with bottom device and flexible traction element is given. The interaction between a flexible traction element and a bottom-mining unit allows to define the character of relative motion and also to describe the position of the flexible traction element as it moves in the aquatic environment. Specific conditions for steady operation of the complex for its inseparable moving on a seabed are presented.
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Digital platform as a means of process optimization of integrating electric vehicles into electric power networks

Date of publication: 2020-11-10
Journal: Journal of Physics: Conference Series
Authors: Zhukovskiy, Y.L, Suslikov, P.K, Arapova, E.G, Alieva, L.Z.
ISSN:17426596

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In this paper, we consider the need to create an algorithmized digital platform for the development of electric charging networks of road transport and to optimize the load on the current power grid complex. In modern conditions, this platform can become an example of a mechanism for public-private partnerships and the development of environmentally friendly transport. The purpose of the platform is to provide users with up-to-date information about the state of the electric vehicle battery, reduce the cost of creating a network charging infrastructure for electric vehicle transport, automated resource accounting for power supply companies, and other services. The use of information technologies to combine the processes of economic relations in the field of energy sales services will attract funds for infrastructure development by increasing the load factor of generating capacities and unloading power centers. In the article, the authors propose a digital platform architecture using modern technologies such as IIoT, Vehicle to Grid (V2G), Machine learning, Big Data.
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Public-private partnership as a tool of sustainable development in the oil-refining sector: Russian case

Keywords:Energy and resources policy | Investments | Oil-refining sector | Public policy | Public-pri-vate partnership (PPP) | Russia | Sustainable development | Synergetic effect
Date of publication: 2021-01-01
Journal: Sustainability (Switzerland)
Authors: Filatova, I, Nikolaichuk, L, Zakaev, D, Ilin, I.
ISSN:20711050

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Dramatic changes in the global energy market due to COVID-19 pandemic, the OPEC+ agreement, and increasing rates of green energy share in the world community have brought nega-tive effects on the oil sector. In the long term, oil will reduce its importance as an energy resource, but for many years, it will continue to play a significant role in the world of energy. The oil industry has huge potential in terms of technical expertise, management, and financial resources to reduce its greenhouse emissions and ensuring an affordable availability of predictable energy. However, nowadays this sector has lost investing attractiveness. It is an interdisciplinary problem with a so-lution at the intersection of different stakeholders’ interests. The article is a review one and devoted to the issue of the implementation a public-private partnership (PPP) as a key tool that allows the use of the state and the business’ available resources to achieve the sector’s sustainable development and investment attractiveness. Research and analysis of PPP were based on foreign and domestic literature, using classification and generalization methods, retrospective and critical analysis. This paper contains identified groups of drivers, constraints, and recommendations for further successful PPP implementation in the Russian case.
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"Together with the Educational Center of Digital Technologies at St. Petersburg Mining University, we have been collaborating for several years to shape fundamental and applied challenges and ideas for the digitalisation of the mining industry."
"We are very glad to be part of the process that the Educational Center of Digital Technologies at St. Petersburg Mining University is engaged in. We are confident that this centre can become an assembly point for all those new solutions that will bring the mining industry to a new level."
The Committee for the Fuel and Energy Complex of the Leningrad Region expresses its gratitude to you for your support in holding the Festival and organising an informative exposition of the enterprise aimed at attracting the young generation to the fuel and energy complex profession.
Thanks to your efforts, we will be able to further educate young people full of strength and aspirations for knowledge and creativity in the field of energy saving.
We hope for further fruitful co-operation in the field of energy saving.
On behalf of the Ministry of Energy of Russia, we would like to express our gratitude to the WeWatt team of young researchers for the great and necessary work for the industry, done under your leadership on a proactive and pro bono basis.
The results of this study will serve as a basis for further work in this area and will be useful to coal companies in carrying out digital transformation of production facilities, contributing to the effective and successful achievement of the goal.
Institute for Problems of Integrated Subsoil Development, Dmitry Klebanov
Leonid Zhukov, Director of SITECH Division of Zeppelin Rusland Ltd.
Committee for Fuel and Energy Complex, Chairman of the Committee Y.V. Andreev
Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation
 
 
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