Author Guidelines

1. Content requirements

1.1 Submitted articles should correspond to the journal profile. Scientific articles, which have such necessary elements, are accepted for publication: introduction, analysis of literature data and problem statement, aim and objectives of research, research results, discussion of study results and conclusions.

The Editorial Board accepts articles that consider the current state of the most pressing problems related to the journal's profile.

1.2 The minimum size of the article – 8 thousand characters including spaces (3 full pages of typed text), the maximum – 30 thousand (up to 12 pages of typed text). The recommended article size is 15-22 thousand characters (5-10 pages of typed text).

1.3 Articles in English are accepted.

The quality of the English translation of the article itself, is determined by the Editorial Board. In case of detection of poor quality of the English translation, the editorial Board reserves the right to reject the printing of the article. Machine translation using computer technology is strictly prohibited!!!

2. Design requirements

2.1 The text of the article should be typed in MS WORD text editor, carefully checked by all authors.

2.2 The text should be typed in 1 interval font "Times New Roman", size 11 points on A4 format. Font style-normal, paragraph indentation – 1 cm, text alignment - the width of the page. The page must have a margin of 20 mm. The serial number of the page is not affixed. The main elements and the text of the article are made in accordance with these requirements.

2.3 In the first line, the surname and initials of the author (authors) are printed, the line below - the place of main work of the author (authors), city, country (font - italics, size - 11 points). Next, in one line - the title of the article (font - bold, size - 11 points).

2.4 In a line after the list of references in the text the developed abstract in English (the font – usual, the size – 11 points) under the heading "ABSTRACT" is submitted. The volume of the abstract-1500-2000 characters, but not less than 1/2 page.

The final paragraph of the abstract includes key words (font-normal, size-11 points, all capital letters). Keywords should as accurately as possible reflect the content and focus of the article, their list of 5 to 10 words or phrases.

The abstract is intended for acquaintance with the article. It should be concise, informative and contain information that allows you to decide whether to read the entire article.

The quality of the English translation of the abstract to the article, and if necessary, the article itself, is determined by the Editorial Board. In case of detection of poor quality of the English translation, the editorial Board reserves the right to reject the printing of the article. Machine translation using computer technology is strictly prohibited!!!

2.5 Formulas should be created in "MathType" environment. Style (font) of formulas "Times New Roman", size 11 points, alignment on the page – in the centre. The formula number is placed at the right end of the line in parentheses. Skip before and after the formula one line.

2.6 Tables should be located within the text area. The table should have a name that is printed with a capital letter and placed above the table. The title should be brief and reflect the contents of the table. In the case of a transfer table on the following page, over other parts write "Continuation of table __" with the number of the table. All tables should be referenced in the text, if the table is borrowed– you must specify the source!!! Moving a table from one page to another must be duplicated by column numbering. Table name: font "Times New Roman Cyr", size 11 points, normal, placement in the centre.

2.7 Illustrations (photographs, drawings, diagrams, graphs, drawings) must be located within the text area. All images must be entered into the document as a picture without a frame. Figures should be of high quality, it should be possible to edit its size and elements, the text in it without distortion of proportions, the minimum thickness of the lines-not less than 1PT. Illustrations are indicated by serial numbers. If necessary, place under the illustration explaining the data (parisnicole text). Illustration is indicated by the word "figure __", which together with the name of the illustration is placed after the explanatory data. Picture title: font "Times New Roman", size 11 points, normal, placement in the centre of the page. All illustrations should be referenced in the text!!!

Figures are attached to the article in the form of graphic files. It is best if the illustrations are made using vector graphics and saved in JPG format.

2.8 The list of sources (bibliography) to which there are references in the article is given at the end of the article (in order of references) in the heading "REFERENCES". References to the used literary sources are mandatory in the text of the article. The number of references should indicate that the author has carefully analyzed the research in this direction. References to authors' own works are allowed, but the number of such references should not exceed 10%. The list of references is given in the original language with transliteration in Latin.

Bibliographic references are made in accordance with the requirements of the APA-American Psychological Association (6th ed.). For example:

Author, A. A. Author, B. B., & Author, C. C. (2005). Title of the article. Title of Journal, 10(2), 49-53.

If a bibliographic source has a unique identifier DOI (Digital Object Identifier), which is used by almost all leading foreign journals to identify their articles, it is desirable to specify it in the list of references.

2.9 After one line, information about the authors is recorded. Surname, first name, patronymic of the author, scientific degree, academic title, position and main place of work, e-mail of the author and ORCID. Data about each of the authors is recorded from a new line.

EXAMPLE OF ARTICLE DESIGN

S. Pustiulha, V. Samostian, V. Prydiuk 

Lutsk National Technical University

 METHODS OF IDENTIFICATION OF IMAGES OF THE SPOTS OF FUEL SPRAYING WITH NOSS

 In the paper, a new method of fractal diagnostics of the quality of the fuel spray injector the diesel engine is proposed. The original technique that allows you to allocate quantitative features from the image of the fuel spray nozzle, and using these features, check whether the point set of drops depicted in the photo is close to the reference image of the spray spot with a reference nozzle with a reference fractional dimension. The convenience of this method of fractal diagnostics is that it does not require the use of special devices for checking and diagnosing injectors, as well as the use of expensive photometric equipment.

  Keywords: fractal diagnostics, quantitative features of the saw cut, point set of drops, reference fractional dimension, special diagnostic devices.

INTRODUCTION

ANALYSIS OF LITERATURE DATA AND FORMULATION OF THE PROBLEM

PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY

RESEARCH RESULT

DISCUSSION OF THE RESULTS OF THE STUDY

SUMMARY

REFERENCES

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2. Mandelbrot B. (2002). Fraktalnaya geometriya prirodyi: [per. s angl.] In-t kompyuternyih issled.
3. Maetskiy A. V., & Grebenkov A. A. (2011). Obzor priborov i metodov issledovaniya kachestva raspyilivaniya topliva dizelnoy forsunkoy. Molodoy uchenyiy, 10, T.1, 48–54.
4. Novichkov A. V., Novikov E. V., Ryilyakin E. G., Lahno A. V., & Anoshkin P. I. (2014). Issledovanie iznashivaniya pretsizionnyih detaley dizelnoy toplivnoy apparaturyi. Mezhdunarodnyiy nauchnyiy zhurnal, 3, 108–111.
5. Pustyul’ga S. I., Pridyuk V. M., & Prushko I. V. (2012) Diskretne vektorne formuvannya fraktalnih struktur. Naukovi notatku, 37, 275–279.
6. Pustyul’ga S. I. (2011) Diskretne vektorne formuvannya geometrichnih ob’ektiv. Prikladna geometrIya ta Inzhenerna grafIka, 88, 271–278.
7. Turevskiy I. S. (2011).Tehnicheskoe obsluzhivanie avtomobiley. Chast 1. Tehnicheskoe obsluzhivanie i tekuschiy remont avtomobiley, 432.

Serhii PUSTIULHA, Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor of Engineering and Computer Graphics department, Lutsk National Technical University e-mail: mbf.declutsk@gmail.com http://orcid.org/0000-0002-5047-4226

Viktor SAMOSTIAN, PhD in Engeneering, associate professor of engineering and computer graphics department, Lutsk National Technical University e-mail: svrmbf@gmail.com http://orcid.org/0000-0001-6823-8558

Valentyn PRYDIUK, PhD in Engeneering, associate professor of Automobiles and Transport Technologies department, Lutsk National Technical University e-mail: pred_mbf@gmail.com http://orcid.org/0000-0001-7791-1230