SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT AMOSOV, I.S. - AMOSOV, V.M.

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AHOSOV, I.S., Imnd.med.nauk
Apparatus for contrast examination of the heart and vessels. Vest.
rent.i red. 34 no.6:63-65 N-D 159. (MIRA 13:5)
1. Iz kafedry rentgeuologii i maditsinskoy radiologii (uach. -
chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR G.A. Zedgenidze) Voyanno-meditsin-
alcoy ordens. Lenina akademii Iment S.M. Kirova.
(ANGIOCARDIOGRAPHT equip. & supply)

X40SOV, I.S. (Leningrad, FwI25, kaml Gri~,oyodova, d. 115, kv.5)
Method for an X-ray investigation of the pulmoriary respiratory
function; roontgenopneumopolygraphy and tomopneumopolygraphy. Vest.
rent.i rad. 36 no.3:31-36 My-Je 1%, (MIRA 14:7)
(LUNGS--RIRIOGR&PHY)

T.SEYTLIN, Yakov I.Akhaylovich,;-Al-106M, I.S., roo.
[ReliaWlity of spring, mechanims, for n,evisurn-4, heads and
pick-ups] Nadezhnost' pruzhlnr~vkh mekhwdm:ov izmoritell-
YVkh golovok i datebi~ov. Ieningrad, 22 p.
(,.,i:iA I,/.g)

AMOSOV, I.S.; VLASOV, P.V.
First Scientific SevsIon of the Inatitute of Medical
Radiology of the Acaderq of Medical Sciences of the U.S.S.R.
Vent. rent.i rad. 40 no.503-75 S-0 165.
(~UA 18:1.12)

AL'3SOV, 1. S.
Vibrataii pri tochenii i matody bor'by q nimi /-Vibrations in machining and nethods of
preventing theg. Pod red. It. A. Anserova. Leningrad, 1952. 22 p. (Vsetoiuz,- o-vo
po, rasprcstraneniiu polit. i nauch. znanii. Leningrad. Dom nauch-teklui. propagandy).
SO: Monthly List of Russian Liccessiow, Vol. 6, Ho. 5, August 1953

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Tochnost', vibrateii i chistots poverkhnosti pri tokp:-nci -bipbotke (PreciEion vitrAtion
nnd mooth surfsce finishine in lat'pevork). Pod obBlich. red. M.A. Arverovp. MosIrva,
ylftshetz, 1957. 70 p. (B-chka tokzris-novptora, no. 7)
SO: Monthly List of Rursian Accev-sions, Vol 7, No. 8, Nov. 1954
041

Al-W& IV-an -E-Orgff.!~v-ic_h, kand.tekhn.nauk dote.; SKRAGAN, Vasiliy Aleksandro-
vich, kand.ti-khn-.nauk dote.; KATALIIT, A.A., kard.tekhn.aliuk dote.,
reteanzent; HUDULINA, I.A., red.iii-va; POLISIATA, R.G., tekhn.
red.
[Precision, vibrations and smooth surface finishing in lathework]
Tochnost', vibrataii i chistota poverkbnostl pri tokarnoi obrabotka,
Izd. 2-oe, parer. i dop. Pod obahchei red. M.A.Anserova. MoRkva,
Goa. nauchno-tekhn,izd-vo mashinostroit. lit-ry, 1958. 88 P.
(Bibliotachka tokaris-novatora. no.9) (MIRA 11:5)
(Turning)

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Tranal,ttion from; Referativnyy zhurnal, Mashinostroyeniye, 1960, No 5, p 97,
# 21488
AUTHOR: Amosov, I.S.
TITLE: Durabilit4 Tests of a New High-Speed Steel
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PERIODICAL: Nauchno-takhn. inform. byul. Leningr. politekhn. in-t, 1958,
No 11, pp 44 - 49
TEXT: The author cites investigation works in the field of tool materials
which would make it possible to'tool labor-consuming heat-resisting steel grades
under conditions of impact lead and intensified cutting process. The cutting
properties of 5 malts of high-speed steel wich various contents of tungsten
(13 - 18%), cobalt (4 - 10%), vanadium (1 - 4.5%), carbon and other components
were investigated. The author compared the cutting properties of the steel
grades tested vith those of the steel grades P18 (R18 V P18M (R18M) and F
(RqK5) during the machining of the X23H13T (Kh23Nl3T)1 grade heat-resisting steel.
The tests were carried out on a vertical milling machine with a single-tooth
milling cutter of constant geometry:
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KARKOV, Arkqdiy Llvovich; ZLOTOPOLISKIY, M.D., dotBent, kand.tekhn.nauk,
retsenzent; AMOSOV, I.S., dbtisent. kandotekhn.nauk, red.;
IMKINA, T.t-.,-re'd.iz'd--ira; SPERkNSKATA, O.V,, tekhn.red.
[Moasurement of spur gearal lzmerenie tailindrieleskikh zub-
chatykh koles. Izd.2., perer. i dop. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-
tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry, 1959. 271 1). (MIRA 12:4)
(Gearing, Slmr-Messurement)

WMAGAN, Tasiliy AlekBandrovioh; AMOSOT, Ivan Sergeyevich; SKIRNOT,
AlekBandr Alakoeyevich; BAiAKSIIN, 'B.S., prof.. dohtor tekhn.
nauk, retsenzent; RYSTSOYA, Y.S., dotsent, kand.tekhn.nav%,
red.; CHFAS, M.A., red.izd-ve; SHCHETININA, L.T., tekhn.red.
[Hoolvinical engineering laboratory; methods manunl for
laboratory work in thts mechanical engineering course] Labors-
toriia tekhnologii mashinostrooniia; matodichaskoe posobis k labo-
ratnrnym zanistilam po 1-ursu tokhnologii mashinostroaniia. Moskva,
Gos.ramchno-tekhnJzd-vo mashii2ostroit.lit-ry, 1960. 129 p.
(MIRA 14:1)
(Nech-nical engineer-Ing)

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AUTHOR. Amosov. 1. S.
TITLE Chinges in the pulmonary blood vessel, in chronic radiation sickness
PERIODIC,kL- NicditsinskaNa iadiologiva, v. 7, no, 4. 1962. 57-64
TEXT- The present stud), is a continuation of a previous invemption published b% the author (Med radiol.
110 9. 1959). The purpose of this stud% was to investigate tile nwchanisms of padiogenesis of the so-called tadi-
ation pneumonia. The expel inients were carried out on 105 rabbits of %N hich 15 setved as control aninials and
the remaining 90 .vere subjected to irradiation in order to obtain chrome radiation sickness. The examination
of tile results %%as made by angiocardiography. Tile dosage and technique of irradiation, as %vell as the appli-
cation of angiocardio-raphy. are fully described.
The main feature of the disorders caused in the lungs in the course of chronic radiation sickness, is that the
synall pulmonary vessels %%ere affected, and this Nvas accompanied by pulmonary emphysema and fibrosis
T.riesc findings %%-ere in contrast to the angiocardiographic picture of general hemodynamic disorders found
-ri acute radiation sickness. Tile occluded vessels wete rezanalised us aninialq "hich survived tile chronic
radiation sickness. There art 3 figures.
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Belov, A.V., Z'louLitskiy, B.V., axd Popandopuloj
ZI ~1- The cuuin.,, propervie~. of' cobalt-vanadimi Iii-h-tunosten IIJ-,gII-.,ipcCd
jtai~d i instmuent) 1,0. 8, DE2, 33- 35
T"-,,-I: steel, utich already wcdsted in 1953, colita~.ns
C' 4.4-5.0,~ Cr,li.5-17' V.,7.5-8.5~.' Co and 1.2-1.5,t?? Mo.
J, 10
The re:,ulLL are -iven, of cutting tests conducted at the Xcv~i`ziy !.,zshinostroituIt_
ny.v :avc~d -4n. ` I.-Icnina (Ncva ,,achinc-?.h._Jldii,.- Plw-a; im. V.I.Lanin), zhc
.-ietaillichc,~kiy =avod im. ,all 6"yazda ;~'Pss (,Leain,~rad Plant
i;:-.. _,cai sl-yc:~d and the Lenin-rads!dy politeI'&jdchciII-Ii~,- institut IM.
1111olyteellnic Institate La. Cattin- too!:,
-aade o!' nroved to be 21-6 tij,ws ;;ioru duraAe -har, -cools r,,.ade of s.-;.dlar
jzanu,ard steels, ar." can be u~,cd for zullin.- aui;cenitic steel.. The cut-cin.;
~paed ranj;e is 220-30 m./ain, and the cut-.:in,r properzies de?e-d to sccza extent;
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Tke CULtillg )rOpel,-C4Cs 0~. cobalt-vanadium .....
Q I i t 1, 1 o I -. Cat trcat.~-.en!; procedure, for which arc given. Thi.;
is- for-eable and weld-able, but cannot be ground so -za~,-Jly as P 1S (IU8)
!.,Oct. blades and tips :.,,ade of ,'l6v'4K&N can be az ;ac!ied to mills and
by electric woldinZ with preheating in a BaCl 2 bath, quenching wid ;wl-
--iple te-iiperijig. There are 3 figul-as and 6 tables.
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[Photcelectrdc ti-ansducers for the automation o' inspection
Potoelektricheskle 4atcliiki dliL aw:on~alizatsii
1963. 26 p. (Lenim
propagiindy. Obirien 1.ei,edovym
.u,'Lcdv i srcidstva kontrolia, iflpyvlllil,.~
i mckll-.animov, nu.4) ('mI7.1 1-1 - ~,)

AMbSOVY I.S.
Attachment for high-3peed nerial exposures with the RU14-5
X-ray unit. Vest. rent. I rad. '118 no.5155-58 S-0163
(MIRA 16:12)
1. 1z Icafedry rentgenol.ogii i radiologii (nachallnik - prof.
V.S. Vakhtc-1t) ordena akaitn.,M
irqeri S.M.Kirova.

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AUTHOR: Amosay, 1. S. j_, Tvanov, 0. A.
ORG: Department of Machinery Manufacture Technology, LeninEad Polytechnic Institute
(Kafedra tekhnologii mashinostroyeniya, Leningradsidy politekhnichesidy institut)
TITLE: Ile accuracy of active control in cylindrical infeed grinding
SOURCE: Leningrad. Politekhnichesldy Institut. Trudy, no. 250, 1965. Avtomatizatslya i
tekhnologiya mashinostroyenlya (Automation and W-chnology of machinery manufacture), 22-28
TOPIC TAGS: quality control, grinding, metallur c p ocess
ABSTRACT: The following active control device or oylindri( _f,
-al external rrindin have been
serially produced in the Soviet Union: 1) the BV It'll qlam e,?Ith an elec c-contact
sensor; 2) the AK
-3/1)1-1~blamp gage with a Inductive sensor; ahd 3) a BV-109 Pench gage
with a pneumoelectric-contact sensor. The authorrs conducted laboratory and sh6p studies of
the three devices. It is found that the accuracy ofactive control should be determined not
by nonessential errors, but by specific criteria: a) the variation In the wear of the contacts;
b) the variation In the adjustment In the contacts; and c) misalignment of the cont-Icts. The
accuracy in processing a batch of partg should be determined not only by the magnitude of
dispersion, but also by the position of the center of the grouping of the dimensions of the parh
in the batch. The accuracy of processing a batch of parta depends not only on the active
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control instruments, but also to a great degree on the cycle arl modes of grinding. A com-
plete analysis of the accuracy of finishing may be given only after an investigation of the
temperature deformations of the parts and the time lag of the branch of the grinder, depend-
ing on the cycle and the modes of grinding. The investigation was performed at the Depart-
merit of Machinery Manufacture Technology (kafedra tekhnologit mash inos troyentya) in 1963-
1964 with the partiefixition of A. L. Mark-ov, head of the Laboratory of Measuring Equipment
(laboratoriya izmeritellnoy teldmild), junior scientific associate S. L. Murashkin, training
foreman A. P. Norkin. laboratory technician A. V, Androyeva, and student B. N. Kolyshld
Orig. art. has: 6 fli&'cs and 3 tables.
SUB CODE: 13 SUBM DATE-, now
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USSR/EhgineeringF
Rolling
Concrete, Reinforced
"Rolling of Broken Profile Llements." V. P. Severdenko, Cand Tech,
%gr, Moscow Steel Inst, '-~ pp
Describes method of calibrating rollers to produce periodic profiles. Method has been
successfully used in lab)ratory. Recommended for industrial manufactun~ of steel
rods with spiral or herringbone grooves for reinforcing concrete.

AMOFOV, M., starshiy instrulctor.
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Council of labor vaterane. Sov. profsoiuzY 5 no.5;71-72 Pq 157.
MRA 10SO
1.''Mantrallnyy komitst profsoyuza rabochikh morskogo I rechnogo
flota
(Aged) (Works Councils)

AMOSOV, M.
Worklays of a ship's committee. Sov. profsoiuzy 6 no.1:39-40
A 158. (MIRA 11: 1)
I.Starshly instruktor TSentrallnogo komiteta profsoyuza
rabochikh morskogo i rechnogo flota.
(Trade unions) (Ships)

AMOSOVS. M.
Our river transport workers go in for sports and physical training.
Sov. profsoiuzy 6 no.12:56-57 S 158. (141RA 11-.9)
I,Starshi.r instruktor Nantmllnogo komitata profsoyuza rabochlkh
morskogo i rechnogo flota.
(Sports)

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AUT71ORS: Amoscv, M. M., Dianov, V. V.
TITLE: Study of the processes of pressing and high-temperature sintering
Of electrolytic powders of tantalum and niobium
PERIODICAL- ReferativiVy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 1, 1962, 38-39, abstract
'_0292 ("Foroshk. metallurgiya", 1961, no. 3, 14 - 19,Pnglish
aummary)
TEXT: The aluthors describe the effect of pressure of pressing upon the
and the porosity of pressed and s�ntered briquets of Ta and Nb, It is noted
that for Ta at 1,000 - 1,600 OC there occurs a vigorous separation of impurities
(CO and salts of alkali metals) and an Increase of open porosity. For Nb
briquets this is-riot observed, and the open porosity increases only at 2,000 -
2,200 OC on ac:!ount of the elimination of the lower oxides of Nb (the same anomaly
of change in porosity is observed also in Ta). The results of the variation in
the chemical compositioi of Ta and Nb moldings after vacuum sintering at
1,000 - 2,700 OC (c!ontent of Fe. Ni, C, 0. the lower oxides, N, H) are cited.
[Abstracter's noto: Complete translation] R. Andriyevskiy
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vlast' trudiashchimsia. (Moskva] Hook.rabochii. 1~45. 30 p.
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AuTua; Amosov, 11. 1 1 72-58-8-6/17
TITLE: The Classification of Optical Distortions Caused by Curved
Car Windows (Otsenka opticheskikh iskazlieniy, vnosimykh gnutymi
avtomobilinymi steklami)
PERIODICAL: Steklo i heramika, 11,150, TTr 8, pp. Z5 - 26 (U.93R)
ABSTRACT: The author sut-,Lgests the followina method of clossification:
at a height of 1500 Mr, above the (;round a fixed oight point is
arraneed which corresponds to &-,he 2osition of the eyes of the
driver (Fig 1). A cylindrical screen is mounted on the are of
a circle of a radius of 2000 mm V~e center of which is located
at the eight point; this screen covers an are of at least 1200.
All the inner screen surface is covered with black and white
squares like a chess-board. The screen surface can also be covered
with circles or rings (Fig 2). Between the view-finder and the
screen the glass to be tested is fixed (PiG 1). Then it can be
observed through the view-finder whether an optical disto?tion
in caused or not. If nothing can bt "ound by visual observation
the place in question can be photographed from position of the
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SAVITSKIY, II.I.R.
Checking dimensions and the shape of plati glaqs.
StandartL '%siia 25 no.6:45-47 Je '61. (MIFLA 14-6)
(Plate glass-Measurement)

AMOSOV U.I.; SAVITSKIY M.R.
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Classification of glass products. Stek. i ker. 19
Je 162.
(Glass--Classification)
no.6:14-17
(MIRA 15,7)

A,'-'Lbt)V, N'A.; M-H~
Measuring the obliquity of sholvindow 61ozges, 3tandartizatoiia
26 no.703-34 Jl '62. (MMA 15:7)
(w.indovs)

AMOSOV, N.I.; SAVITSKIY, M.R.
Specificationii of the tranalucenefs of sheet glass in
standards. Standartizatslia 2:3 no.300-31 Ja 164.
(MIM 17: 1)

AMDSOV, N.I., kand. tekhn, nauk
Transfer of adhesive material inaide laminated safety glass
during its preparation. Stek. _i ker. 20 no.%12-15 S t63.
(MIRA 17s6)
1. Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy inatitut stekla.

AMOSOVP 14.1., kand. telchn. nauk
Efficient glassing of motor vehlcles. Avt. prom. 31 no.1:33-35
Ja 164. (MIRA 18:3)
I. Gosudarstvannyv institut steklei.
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2270c) Alno:;Ov) i~. 11. Analiz khirur~;ic lie skoy joy-a~.el I no vU it,chubrK.-Idl
uc'aro zz -oy oblasti. .,'OV. n(I'litsilia, 19,40, 1"
I hdeniy b,.,,.,ons). I Ic,. 7, -o- 31-3.3-
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AMOSOV, N. M.
Formation of artificial stomach in total gastrectomias. Vest.
khir. Gr"kova. Laningr. 72 no.2:53-54 Mar-Apr 1952, (CLML 22t2)
1. Candidate Medical Sciences. 2. Of Bryansk Oblast Hospital
(Head Physician -- N. Z. Ventskevich).

Stomach--Cancer
6urgical therapy of cancer of the cardia and the lower portion of the esophagus. Vest.
khir. 72 No. 4, 1952
Monthly List of Russian Accessions~ Library of 0nngress, November, 1952 UNCAIZSIFIFD

4342. AMOSOFF N. M, *Analysis of results obtained in 100 pulmon-
ary resections for t1i. (Russian text) PROBL. TUBERK.1953, 3
(58-63) Tables 8
Report of 100 cases including 48 pneunionectomics, 5 bilobecturnies, 7 lobectoinies
with segmental resection. 39 lobet -tomics and one segmental resection. The indica-
tions for pneumonectomy and lobectomy in cases suffering from cavitary proces-
ses limited to a single lung are: presence of a giant cavity, pulmonary tb combined
with bronchiectasis, lower lobe cavities and bronchial stenosis. Contra- indications
are: evidence of th dissemination to the other lung, resistance o' the tb germs to
antibiotics and a poor respiratory and cardio-circulatory function. The best results
have been obtained in cases subje(7ted to the operation within the first 3 yr.of the
disease. Pre-operative administration of streptomycin is essential, The results
obtained were: postoperative complications (empyema, bronchial fistula, etc.) in
10, death in 3, recurrence in 6. I'arenti - Ferrara (TX. 15)

AMOSOV, N.M., kandidat maditsinakikh nauk; VENTSKEVICH. N.Z., saaluahennyy vrach
ft~-M)W, glavnyy vrach
Surgical therapy of gastric cancer. Sov.med. 17 no.6:42-43 Je 153.
(MI-RA 6:6)
1. Bryanskava oblasitnaya bollnitea (for Amosov and Ventskevich). 2. On~t-,-
logicheakiy dispantrer (for Amosov). (Cancer)

-AM"O'&kA- 1.,, kandidat meditainskikh nauk; VEMKEVICH, N.Z.. zaaluzhennyy vrach
102-6) , glavnyy vrach.
Cerebrospinal protocaine anesthesia administered in individual doses, Tos~q
khir. 73 n0-5:28-31 S-0 '53. (MIXA 6:11)
1. Bryanskaya oblastuaya. bollnitea. (Spinal anesthesia)

AXOSOV, N. M.
ANDSDT, N.M., professor Uley)
Pneunionectowdes anI lobectomies In the treatment of IMO
tuberculosis. Xhirurgila no.5134-40 W 154. MLRA 7:7)
(MBXRC=SIS, PULMIARY, eurgery,
*IobectomW & pneumonectomy)

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U=p Weewjp 20 ft 27 Jbin=7 IMO txaudeft
Surgical Treatment of Palmonary Tuberculosis -
N. ~1. A140SOV
SOUMI - -W4-4603 (O"TWAI WWLUStl=) MMUM1110d.

AMOSOV, N.M.. dektor meditsinakikh nauk (Kiyev, Xliaicheskiya, D. 4)
"*F"reu'lM:MsctomV with excision of the parietal pleura in the treatment
of empyeza. Test.khir- 75 no.2:11-16 Hr '55, (MW 8:5)
1. L, Ukrainsksgo nauchne-looledovatellskogo inatituta tuberkuleza
(dir. A.A.Kamolat) i Bryanaloy oblastnoy bolluitsy (glav. vrach-
zael. vrach RSFSR NA.Ventskevtoh).
(IMITIMA. PIXML, surge).7.
pneumonootow7 with parietal pleurectomy)

AMOSOV, N.M.
(Surgical treatment of suppurative diBesses of the lunge] Khirargi-
cbeskoe lechente nagnoitelInykh zabolevanit legkikh. Kiev, Goo.
mad. Izd-vo USSR, 1956. 190 p. .(KIRA 9:12)
(LUNGS-SURGIRT)

ANOBOV, H,X., professor
Surgical treatment In late development of tuberculosis following
lung resection# Probl.tub, 34 no.3:22-27 My-Je 156. (MLRA 9:11)
1. Is Ukrainakogo nauchno-iseledovatellskogo instituta tuberkale2a
(dir. A.S.Hamolat)
(TUBBRGULOSIS, PULMONARY, surg.
resection in late develop. of tuberc. after surg.)

VIOSOV. Niko]Av Hikbaylovich
[Pneumonectoaq and resection of a lung in tuberculosis] Pnevmo-
naktorlia t rozaktaii Isgkogo pri tuborkuleze . Moskva, Hedgir.
1957. 194 p. (MIRA 11:61
(U)IIG3--SURGMIY)

AMOSOV, N-X-, professor (Kiyev, u1. Irasnoarmeyskaya, d.90a, kv-37)
Diagnostic puncture of the left atrium; preliminary report. Nov.
khir.arkh. no.1:49-52 Ja-7 157. XU 10:6)
1. Kafedra torskallnoy khirurgii (zav. - prof. N.K.Amosov)
Kiyevskogo instituta usavershoustvovaniya vrachey.
(KITRAL VALVII-DISBASICS)

IMOSOV N.M.
.4 prof; OSIPOV, B.K., prof.
Congress In Czechoslovakia devoted to pulmonary resections.
Khirurgiia 33 no-7:139-144 J1. '57. (MIRA 10:11)
(WNGS---6UHGSRT)
professor; BARAHBOTH, A.M., starshiy nauchnV7 sotrudnik
Resection of a pulmonar7 lobe in pregnancy [with summa?7 in Yrench)
Frobl.tub. 35 no.4:108-109 '57- (MLRA 10:8)
1. 1z Ukrainskogo nauchno-iseledovatellakogo inatituts tubarkuleta
iment akad. Ir-G.Yanovskogo (dir. A.S.Mamolat)
(PHiMMONICTOKY, tri pregn.
(Rua))
(PREGNANCY. In various die.
tuberc., pulm., unojumonectoqr (Rue))

AMOSOV, N.Y., red.: PARENBOTH, A.M., red.;, GORCY311KO, G.G., red., KD:BANOV,
M.A., red.; Y~MLAT# A.S.., rel..; POrOrSKAYA. L.A.. takhn. red.
(Treatment of patients with cavitary pulmouary tuberculosis
Lechente bollnvkh Iwysru*zrqm tuberkulazom legkikh. Kiev, Goa.
mod. Izd-yo USSR, 195S.- 275 (MIRA 11:11)
1. Ukrain5kiy i1sucbno-issladcovatellskiy institut tubarkuleza
Im. 1P.G.Yanovskogo. 2. Direktor Ukrainakogo inetitute tuborkuleze(for
Mamolat).
(TUBERGULOSTS'

AMOSOV, N.M. (Kiyev. ul. Krasnoarmeyalkaya, d. 90s, ky. 37)
A new guillotine valvulotome. No.1rhir.arkh. no.6:131-132 11-D 158-
(MIRA 12:3)
1. KlInika torakallnoy Ichirurgii Ukrainskogo inatituta tuberkyleza.
(SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND APPARATUS)
(HITRAL VALM-SURGERY)

AMOSOV, N.M., Prof.
Bipleural approach In perictrdiectomy. Vrarji.delo n0#7;699-701
J-1 15 8 (MIRA 11:9)
1. Kafedra torakallnoy khtrirgit (zav. - prof. N.M. Amosov) Klyevskogo
institutn usovershensti,ovardys, vrachey.
(PYARICARDIUK.-SURG"OT)

. AMOSOV, N.M., prof.
Lun,:-, reaectlon combined witn thoracoPlae-';~'. Prellmluary report.
Pat.,klin.1 terap,tub. no,B:)09-311 158. (MITIA 13:7)
1. Iz Ukrainskogo nauchno-istiledovatellskogo instituta tuberlm-
I eza im. almd. F.G. Tariovskago.
(LUNGS- - SVJRGXlff ) (C"ST--MMG--RT)

AMOSOV, N.M., professor
----------------
Congress in Czechoslovakia devoted to lung resections. Pat.,
kl1n.i terap.tub. no.8062-366 158. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Iz otdolenlya torakallnoy khirurgii (rukovoditell - prof.
N.M. Lmoaov) Ukrainskogo neuchno-issledovateltakogo instituta
tuberkuleza im. akad. F.G. Tanovskogo.
(LUNGS-SUROKRY-GONGUSSES)

FYCLRIPTA YEDICA Sec 15 Vol 12/4 Chest Di3ease3 Apr 59
917 oi., i,irNG IN THE -ria-ATIMYNT OF TimEncri.ot-s
EMPYEMA (Russiantext) - Amosov N.'NY. . Malahova A. V. and
(-*,o t ov n k i V - VVEsm.-Kim.-11.158, 80/3 (36-42) Tables I Mus. 5
11ased on 56 cases the treatment is discussed and the indications and contraindica-
livns. the technique and t! - complications encountered are described. The exper-
ience leads to the conclusion that lung decortication Is the tnethod of chuice in
cas e sof tuberculous empyenia. (1-%. 15)
4.,

AMOSOV, N.H.; BFJMU7!;KIY, K.K. ; ZkBROIA. G.S.
"Reoult of 103 i)neumonectoinien with iine of the UKIr-60. Bkop. khir. 3
no.6:3-7 N-11 '58. (HIBA 12;1)
1. Iz klinilj:i torakallnoy kliirurgii (zav.- prof. Ii. 14. Amonov) Mcrain~--
alrogo instif;utn tiiberkuleza imeni F. G. YRnovakogo (dir. dots. A. S.
MnMolnt ).
(P)JEUMOMECTOMT
np-nar. for auturing lurw, stump (.RUF;))

ALI, G.E., doktor mod.nmik; MOOOV, 14-M-- ')'.of'; 'AVTEL;!VA' JJ.V.' Prof.;
BOGIM3, L.K., prof.: VOZNE,-)JVNSKI.I'.. A.11., prof.: VIL'IlTAIRIXIT,
L.I., kand.-md.nauk; LAPINA, A.A., prof.; RAS:;INO, S.V., doktor
mad.r.muk-, MIKILITLOY, F.A., prof.; RABIMAIN, A.To,, prof.;
KMIU.811CHOVA, T.N.. prof.: MAIMEIN, I.A., prof.; TABLOKOV. D.D.,
prof.; KTHIS, Y.L., pr3f., vitibizliennyy deyntall nmiki. otv.recl.-,
KORNAT. P.G., prof., red.; KIMUMSEVA. A.I., , 'Drof., red.
Ldoct%,anodl-, UPINA. A.I., red.; LAMM, Z.A.V k?ind.md.nwllk,
rod.; STRUKOV. A.I., prof., red.; &I-MANOV, Y.V., prof., zaalu-
zhonayy deyatell nauki. red.tona! 'GRIIISM"iT, Te.m., rod.; LIUD-
XMICATA, II.I., tol-chn.rod.
[Multivolilm rwinual on tuberculosis] Mnogotormoo mkovodatvo
po tuberkillezu. Moskvn, Gos.izd-vo med.lit-ry. Vol.2. LTuber-
culcisis of the respiratory organs] Tuberk-ulaz organov dykhnniia.
Red.toina AJI.Rnbukhin i F.V.Sliebanov. Book 2. 1959. 408 P.
(MIIIA 13:5)
1. Glileny-korrosj)ondenty AMI S~iM (for Antela-va, Bogu8h, Tablokov,
Strl%kov). 2. Deystvitel'nvy chlon AMN SSSR (for YLornov).
(TUBERCULOSIS)

AM06L;,V, ]IJI. (Kj.,~ev, ill. Krusjlourm(-YSj-ZLYt,
;;orle problemn of 1iing wiri-ery. No--khir.furk'". no. 1: )- 12
JIL-Y
r.TU'~7JAW, A.I.;
D,,~NLJOVA, it. G. ;DOLGOVA, 1I.P.; P.W10-v. ISi1ciD,,qxo,
I
A. S. S. 'V, A.A.;
I Hit'-113, V.A. ; KOW111YCJ[3NKL), It. I. ; 1AMN., LIMAILM
J11J]"BAKO. 2.JL.: V.Y.- TkYTSLIN, I.S.; Th- Z2hKUrSKIY, B.S.;
mrmullux, j?. 1. H.P. ; SHIMPtIlL, I.v. ; 6iFTI,1':, P.L.
Xov.:i~,antin Xon!itanlulnovich Skvortsov; obitnary. Nov.1-111r.arkh.
llo.3:142-14') 14'r-jp 90. (RUiv. 12:10)
'SICIOT~L30V, XONSTJOEMN XONSTANTINOVIGH, IBI?1-11~y))

AMOSOV~ N.11 ~ USSOVP I.L.; MOIK~NYUK,, Yu.l;.; SlDl..",H-11KO; L.N.; TH~SHCHINSKIY,
A.I.
Heart operations with the use of artificial bloQd ciroula-lion.
Grud. khir. 2 no.6:18-430 V-D 160. (11%'LiA Ll,:I)
1. lz klinik! torakallnoy khirurgii Ukrain3kogo instituta tuberkuleza
(dlr. ... dotsent A.S. Mamolat) i kafedry torakallnoy k1drurgii
Kiyevskogo in3tituta usovershenstvovanipi vraclicy (dir. - dotsent
M.N.Umovist). Acires aviorov: Kiyevq 3P~ Baylcovaya iora, Institut
tuberkulaza.
(BLOOD-GIRCULATION, ARTIFICIAL)
(IMIART-SUHGERY)
~-UL,tion t~~u jxoldem of dliqr'nosio by --OLectroriic ""mplltev.
vton"Ittv a 110. 1
k 4
(Medical olectronics) (Diaj%:c,;:i.'3'

.4 1 0 0
A! J"fl- 10 F S V.,; I r, rV N, Vc~ rn, 1, V,P~ SLir~i i nok, yj~ ~P - and Amosov, P.N.
T lln,,e -, r --,q! i cn ef 1 ead :r. i -i~ ::.erOhant luill
PERINICAI: 1-ve~tiya v--shikh u-hel~rvkh -.-Ivedk-nzy. Chernaya metallurgiya,
Ic
TEX,P: lead callculatic-n neth,,A~ exi.~?t for rolling strip
cr. ~;moct-.b rcllerf enly Tle new methcod per,,ints measurements of
leRA ~~r- ~jny r:A';116, It is based on and comparison of
I ~' 7 Wl,' r, --- p W4 P ot*d b-1 I-C.1111t cn the 2urf3-e of tl~.6 roller and a point on the
Sill--al-i", If wetn, tr-ij rcilted, Two elleotrore~hanilcil rickups (interrupters')
wn'--h "lie of the rcilers and of the strip The pickups (Fig.1)
have a collectc-r at,, the 2arne axle (2) with a disc (3) with file-cut on
the edge fo pr~~vent slip. ThW a-Kle nans or tw(.- ball bearings in casing
and is ~'ixed ~y the bughing (6) anr- cover (-7), and sealed with gaskets (8 -
ani 9) and packing (',0), The collEct~T plates are ~onneoted to the pickup
massi thrc-,,ig~ *.he con-tact (11) so that the br-aoh rlides alternately over the
conaucting an(] cvor the Idle plate when t-be di2c rotates, and the circuit
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50-60 mi:rosecend AuTation are ~he count pulses. A special control system
ha,3 been buill. fcr a pre(i!3e simultanecus start and end of the count from
both pickup!,, with start push earlhing the anode voltage circuit
th-rough a high-res-,stance resistor The ~Yoly~)gv difference formed at the
mcment is different:ated an~" fed ~,nt,- the pul5e forming c-IrcuitCj)jj , and
the voltage front rises abruptly. The pul.~,e frcp the~141 is differentiated,
amplified in Ih,_ anl-ifier.'/-3 and fed to -.start the control triggeryT. The
ex,ntation time cf the -,rigger is the metering time. The trigger YTcontrols
through the cathode fol'.owerk'(!, the coincidence cirruits 11 receiving also
the piiiseq from the4-WC unitir, The ccurting stcrage units(HP -1 ancICHP-2
count pulsee d-uring the excitation time of 'he trigger YT. The Y T is re-
turned irto The s!--, pctsition ty again pres~:,Ing *~e start,,..-ig 13ush buttonnK.
The counting qtora6e uniie are binary -;OUnteT8, tut the counters used in
experiments were aecSde gcunter.,, 14 (w:L"b t1n s?rie,---connected triggers)permit-
ting count "'9- 28- 27, 26+ 25+ 2 + 23~ 2 + 2 + 20 ~ 1023 pulses. This was
bufficient at a rcIling speed cf up to 10 m1sec and 2 sec metering time.
Neon lamps arg :cnrected into the ancde circu."s of the triggers for fixing
the ex--itaticn. The system is ret,,irned intc~ r rtart DOSitior, after matering
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pulse values; n.~-, - the number of pulc;es ccunted from the pickup on the
ro The matering error is 0.098% at maxlmum pulse number 1023. Experi-
ments were carried out on the planishJAng stand Nc.q of the mill, in rolling
spring steel strip 76 x 9-5 mm, The results of pulse count are given in a
table. The mean lead in normal rolling was 4.9%, the maximum 7.6%, and the
minimum 2.7%. The effect of ten-3::cn on the lead ~.A shown in curves (Fig-5).
At a certain degree of velocity m::smatch, when *he 'lead curve crosses the
X iixis, the strip slips in the rollers The front tension increases lead,
but it was Drcduced by the No.110 stand alone in this case, and the rear
tension from the atands No.1 to 8 was stronger Con~:IuBion: The suggested
metering methc-d perwit.- a) mea-suring and record4,ng on oscillograph film
the value and the vai--at,,cns of lead or 11ag in -any rolling mill; b) to
reveal slip of rcl--; c) to deteimine the rolling diameter in rolling in
gr:,oves from the relati:,n
n D
n
where n,-i. the number of pulses of the Dick-ap on the strip; n8 - the pulses
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number f rom the pickup on the rol I ; D t ite rol I barrel diameter; DK - the
rol.ling diam.~,ter There are 5 ficures und I lable.
ASSOCIATIO11. Chelyabinekiy politelihnicheskiy insiitut (Chelyabinsk
Poiytechnical Instit,ite) and Chelyabinskoye otdeleniye GPI
"Tyazhprozne1ektroprqyp-kt" (The Chplygbinsk Branch of the GPI
'ITyazhprcmeIektroprov--kt"
SUK-'ITTF,D- 7 DeceMbeT 10/99
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P, 1q, - P M, Y Moshkin, S, I.
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con, mil It) art- n f pt v :tl ;tj :1 h, t i a I i n t c- i - r- s tb -a t
1.1 r~ t-,; I ~-;dy !).-td 't.- Aovo t %A 1:) , ~,,j 1-1 ~-m p o Tht: ub-iect in,
lvi!zt t-t-n qr:~ .! -it I I,y cf a fnomlkran~
P
typcm dynamomotr 'FiLnirc 2) fr'.* (Iynariorw- t (-, r for,
ton~il(;r, (11v iatte-, in this peri--;-
q i : Ft I N Tho ten~i r-, i -.- Y,,u, -,!r, r tht, new kit-
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InvestiL;ation of pressure, and .... A i 6'1'Yll C 3 0
-stand mills, but in continuous mills working at tension (even if very
sli,rht) it results in reL-ular variations of pressure and tension, and 'he
thickness oil the rolled uietal, varying periodically. Eccentricity of tale
roll trunnion bores mir'lit have a :Amdlar effect, but not in these experi-
!.~CtltS for *.he S)IRI)e Of tile VICIlld then be smoothly sinusoidal, and
this is not the olme. Tho oscillolramq remilarly ohow four peaks in every
perio-d, corresponding to the four po;.-,itions of the Ilook joint in the space.
Eccentricity of 'tile rolls could not have 'this effect, for it did not exceed
hunaredths of ore millii,.ieter. TIere are 9 figures and 2 Soviet refe.rences.
ASSOCIAT1014: Chelyabinskiy politekhniehes1kiy institut i Chelyabinskiy
metallurgicheskiy zavod (Chelyabinsk metallurgical institute
and Chelyabinsk metallurgical plant)
SUBMUTTED Pebruary 17', 1960
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Figure 21 Membrane dynamometer for p:,-essure.
~1~ lid;(2) fastening a-crews; (3) gaaket;
4 wire strain gages;(5) housing.
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Figure 3: Now tension dynamometer. (1) abutment acrew;(2~ ~rac~et';'-(3)
housing; (4) tushing; (5) core; 6) stop screw; (7) tie bq1t; (a) stuffing
box lid; (9) tra-!sition block; N) wire strain gages; (11) stop;
(12) attachmient bolts.
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Fi6mro 8: The effect of rear tension on the pressure in finish stand
(simplified).
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WmORS., Vydrin, V.N. and Amosov, P.N.
TITLE% An instrument for measuring strip tension on
continuous section rolling mills
PERIODICAL: Izmeriteltnaya tqkhnika, 1961, No-7, P-9
TEXT: In 1956 the Chelyabinsk Polytechnical Institute suggested
a method for direct measurement; of tension oa continuous section
rolling mills; it is described in previous articles (Ref.11
Vydrin V.N., Boyko M.Ye., Amosov P.N. and MoshkYn S.I.
Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zovedeniy MVO SSSR, Chernaya
metallurgiya, 1959, No.6; Rejr.2t Vydrin V.N. Metallurgizdat, M.,
196o). It is now proposed to introduce this d,~vice into
production to control the speed of the roughing group of stands of
the mill. The strip in a continuous mill, may be subject to
either tension or compression and the same pick-up should be
suitable for operating with either. Accordingly, a new type of
pick-up was developed and its -construction is described here.
Referring to the illustration, the frame of the pick-uP 5
contains a core 9 carrying a strain gauge bridge. The core is
fixed into the body of the frame without backlash by means of the
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VYDRINJ, V.11.; BOYKO, M.Ye.,- MOSHEIN, S.I.; AMOSOV, P.N.
---------
Investigating the process of strip rapture in continuous
rolling min stands, Izv. Vyve. uchebo zavo; chern, met,
4 no.7-.97-100 161. ~MIRL 14:8)
lo Chelyabinskiy politekhnicheaki) institut i Chelyabinskiy
metallurgicheskiy(zavod.
Rolling (Metalwork))

VYDRIN, V.N.; AMOSCVp PA; AGEM, L,,M.
Dynamometer with a nonamplifying circuit and resistance strain
gauges. Izm. tekh. no.8:24-25 Ag 163. (MIRA 16:10)

VYDRIN, V.11, o, MXOSOV, P.N, , FFDOSIYBYO, A ~S.- KRA YNOIVI V, 1,
I . -- $
Meusuring irregularities of angular velocity in rolls. ',zm.
tekh. no.1101-34 N 164. (MIRA 18,3)

AUTHOR: Amosovs P.Ye., Engineer
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TlTLZs Investigation of the mechanism of operation of a highs
aspeed contact type annular gland
PERIODICAL: Teploenergetika, no.12, 1962, 44-49
TEXT: A contact type gland'is defined a's one in which scaling
depends on sliding contact between the shaft and gland; the face
of the annular gland contacts the face of a disc on the shaft.
Conditions for obtaining minimum wear with such glands are
discussed. The gland is fully sealed when contact occurs over a
closed ring, but this happens rarely and the ring is usually
penetrated by a few small channels of very-variable section
through which the liquid leaks. The thleory of such a gland is.
briefly discussed and the following notation is used:
p11 - liquid pressure; P2 - pressure immediately beyond glandi
pav - mean pressure per unit area of contact'ring; Pk - nominal
contact pressure, which is partially opposed by the pressure Pav
and is partially transmitted to the disc;
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p actual contact pressure, between shaft and glands;
k
Pk Pav Pk; (pk - P2)/(Pl - P2);
k (pav P2)/(Pl P2)'
Tests on glands with a less than 1 were made with p, up to
15 kg/CM2 with sliding speeds in the range 15 - 60 m/sec. The
stationary annular ring had a contact surface of carbon/graphite
impregnated with lead, operating against a steel disc.
Experimental contact diagrams for the gland are given. Sealing
was assessed by measuring leakage of water through two contacts
machined to a finish of standard class 10 - 12 and the results are
plotted as leakage and coefficient of friction as function of a.
The value of k varies between 0.15 and 0.8. To minimise wear the
actual contact pressure should be maintained as low as possiblet
the millinium.depending or, the physical properties of the liquid and
of the contacting materialml for water and the materials tested
the recommended value is:
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x
Pk > 0.5 - 1 kg/cm
The ef-,iciency of sealing depends on the ratio between a and k.
Sealing breaks down unless a is greater than k. Leakage of
liquid through the joint can be calculated by the following
f orinula:
q = A av CM3/min (6)
(a - k)(pl - P2)
where: dav - average diameter of the ring, cm; A - an empirical
const'ant which ranges from nearly zero when the metal surface
departs from flatness by 0,9 mm to 6.0 when the departure is about
1.4 am. The coefficient of friction is given by the formula:
f = f (I + 1! B) (7)
1 OL
iehere: B ranges between 1 and 10, being an .empirical coefficient
which is directly proportional to the sealing efficiency of the
gland. In the glands tested with a greater than 1 the
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coefficient of friction was 0.01 to 0.15, and with a less than 1 * .
it was 0.05 to 0.25 and was-practically independent of speed.
From the data given the principal parameters of contact type
glands can be calculated, f
There are 7 figures and 1 table.
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Z-AKIYAENKO, S.Ye.,- GRIMIRMS, D.L.; A
Special fe&tures of the glands of screw compressors. Trudy LPI
no.2,11:139-147 162. 0-11RA 15:9)
(compressors)

AHIOSCV.9 P.Ye.
Choice of a face packing system. Trudy LJ'I no.221:148-152 162.
Wllb~ 15-9)
(Turbomachines)
a
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XIOSOV, S.D. . kand. I',mkhn.nauk
---- --
Technology of manufacturing flanges walded to joints. Mont. i spots.
rabe v stroi, 24 no,4:11-13 JIP 162,. OURA 15:7)
1. Vscsoyuznyy nauchno-issledavateltskiy institut gidrotakhnicheskikh
i ;3anitarno-takhnichaskikh rabot.
(Flangas)

AMOSOV5, S.B,
Manufaeture of butt-wel~ed flanges. Kuz.-shtax.proizv. 5
no.40-U A~ 163. (MIRA 1624)
Pipe flanges) (Sheet-metal work)
v
r
I

AMDSOV, S.B., kand. tekhn. nauk
Presses for working the ends of pipes. Mont. i spets rab. v
stroi. 23 no.lltl6-17 N 161. iKMA 1W)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-insledovateliskiy institut, gidrotekhni-
cheskikh i sanitarno-tekhnicheakikh rabot,
(Hydraulic presses) (Pipe)

GYUNTKR, Nikolai Makeimovich; KUZIMIN, Rodion Oaiyevich-,
redaktor; DZHANRLIDZE, G.Tu., redaktor; AKILOV, G.P., redaktor;
VOLGHOK, K.M., tekhnicheskiy redaktor.
[Collection of problems In higher mnthemAtical Sbornik zadach
po vyashei matematike. Pod red.S.I.Amosova I G.IU.Dzhanelidze.
Izd.13-oe, perer. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo talchniko-teoret.lit-ry.
Vol.l. 1957. 282 p. (MIRA 10-11)
(Mathematics-Problems, exercises, etc.)

GYUVM, Wjkolay Maksiwov~cjj; KUS'MIN, Rodion Onipovich: ~~~.-red.;
DZILMLINA, G.Yu., rod.; AKILOV, G.P., red.; VOICHOK, K.H., toldin.
red.
[Colleation of problems in higher mathamatics) Sbornik ssodach po,
vyushai.matematike. ?oared. S.I. Amosova i G.IU. Dzhanalidse.
Iz(1.13., parer. HoEkwa, Goo. izd~vo fiziko-matematicheskoi lit-i7.
V61.2. 1958. 286 P. . (MIRA 11:9)
(Kathematics-Problems, exercises, ate.)

KOSIfLYAKOV, Niholay Scrgok- evic h, prof. (deceased); GLINEA, Erast Boruovich;
SABTOV, Modest Mikhay-Lov.Lwi; DZIM!~UDZE, G.7u., prof., re-
tsenzenti.-&-.QL'?U,-L~2~,-prof., reteenzent; AKILOV, G.P., dots.,
wiuchnyy red.; WKIYANIOV, A.A., takhn. red.
[Differential equations in mathematical physics] Differentsiall-
nye uravneniia matematicheskoi fiziki. Pod obshchim rukovod-
stvom N.S.Koshliakova. Moskva, Gos. izd-vo fizikc-matern. lit-
ry, 1962. 767 p. (\,MU 15:3)
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Principal"?Mtore in the conformation of fishoe. Yop.ikht.
no.6:55-74 156. (KLHA 9:8)
1. Voesoyuz"y nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut ozernogo i
rachnogo rybnogo kho&yaystva -- IIORKh.
(Fishes--Anatomy)

AMOSOV, V.A~
Changes in the veight and size of fishes during fixation in forrablde-
hyde and subsequent soaking in water. Vop. ikht. 0:).16t187-1,90 t60.
WRA 14"4)
1. Laboratoriya ikhtiologii Gosudarstvennogo nauqhno-isslodovatell-
skogo instituta, ozernogo i rechnogo rybnogo khozyay-stva.
(Fiahes-Collection and preservation)

AMOSOV.9
Tho index of specific back opmaturej a new indicator of the fatness
of fishes. Vops ikht. no.17;122-139 161. (MIRA 14:5)
1. Gosudarstvennyy nauchno-iseledovateliskiy inatitut ozernogo i
re..,hnogo rybnogo khozyaystva (GosNIORKh).
(Fiches--Anatomy)

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Body shape and meatiness of Coregonus peled (Gmelin) in Lake
Vrevo. Vop.ikht. 3 no.W86-1109 163. (MIRA 16:2)
1. GDsudarstvennyy nauchno-iosledovatellskiy institut ozernogo
i rechnogo rybnogo khozvaystva (GooNIORKh), Leningrad.
(Vrevo, Lake-Whitefishes)

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ACC M AR6020940 SOURCE CODE: UR/0137/66/000/002/0039/0039
AUTHOR: Meyeroonp G. A.; AMos0V.# V. A.; Liskovich,, V. A.
0R0: none
TIME: Universal laboratory set for investigating processes of h gh-
temperature sinteringof refractory metals
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SOURCE: Ref. zh. Metallurg. Abe. 20283
REF SOURCE: Blektrotermlya. Nauohno-tekhn. sb., vyp. 45, 1965, 14-17
TOPIC TAGS: sintering, high temperature sintering, refractory metal
ABSTRACT: A laboratory set is described for sintering refractory metaln"
and their alloys in various gaseous media and in vacuo. The set is part
of the production equipment for high-temperature sintering and (weldinL)
of refractory metals and permits the use of both direct and indirect A
heating of rods. V. Pryanikova. Orig. art. has: 3 figures. [Transla-
tion,or abstraot] (NT)
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"NU electric trainn by M.R. Barskii, V.0. Kolesnichanko, B.S.
Kanter. Reviewed by V.F. Amosov. Blek. i tepl. tiaga 3 no.3:3 of cover
Hr 159. (MIU 12:5)
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(Electric railroads-Trains)

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inzh.v retsenzent; SIDOROV, N.I., inzh,, red.; KHITROVA, N.A.,
teIbns redp
[Maintenance and repair of the mechanical equipment of electric
railroad motor care] Remont mekhanicheskogo oborudovaniia motor-
vagonnogo podvishnogo sostava. MosWa, Vses.izdatellsko-poligr.
ot"edinenie H-va putei uoobshchaniia, 1961. 96 p. (MIRA W12)
(Railroad motor cars--Maintenance and repair)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5409
Moscow. Gosudarstvennyy soyuznyy ordena Lenina zavod. Byuro
tekhnicbeskoy informatsii.
Sbornik materialov po vakuumnoy tekhnike, vyp. 24. Iz opyta raboty
otdela cugoplavkikh metallov (Collection of Materials on Vacuum
Engineering, no. 24. From the Work Experience of the Refractory
Metals Section) Moscow, r-osenergoizdat, 1960. 86 p. 600 copies
printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Gosudarstvennyy soyuznyy Ordena Lenina i Ordena
Trudovogo Krasnogo, Znameni zavod. Byuro tekhnicheskoy informatsii.
Editorial Staff: R.A. Nilender, Factory Chief Engineer (general
editing), A.G. Aleksandrov, V.D. Vladimirov, and B.I. Korolev;
FJ.: I.L. Iglitsyn; Tech. Ed.: G. Ye. Larionov. ,
PURPOSE: This collection of articles is intended for technical
personnel engaged in vacuum engineering.
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Collection of Materials (Cont.)
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COVERAGE: The booklet contains articles which describe the applica-
tion of vacuum techniques in various metallurgical processes, some
methods of regulating the gaseous content of gas-fill6d tubes, and
other uses made of vacuum tec4niques. No personalities are men-
tioned. References accompany-most of the articles.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
1. Amosov, V.M. Investigation of the Sintering Process of
ci. ro lytic Tantalum Powder 5
2. Amosov,-,V.M. Obtaining Plastic Niobium From Electrolytic
]~_O~rd e s 20
3. Amosov, V.M., and V.A. Lanis. Investigation of Gas-
k4olution Processes During the Sintering of Tantalum and
Niobium 35
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4. Vasil'yev, V.I., V.P. Kirsanov, M.S. Levchuk, and I.S. Marshak.
Concerning the Pulverization of Cathodes in Tubular Gas-Dis-
charge Pulse Tubes 43
5. Lanis, V.A. Application of the Mass-Spectrometric Method
for the Investigation of Gases Filling the Devices 60
6. Kantor, N.M.,-and V.A. Lanis. Mass-Spectrometric
Investigation of Gases in High-Voltage Gas-Filled Tube
Rectifiers 74
7. Kotlik, L.L. Spectral Analysis of Gases by Means of the
Photoelectric Recording of Spectra 84
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AMOSOV, IM-1.
:1nvcsti,-,-,'~tirZ the sinterint, o-' the electrolytic powder of tanta.',.-,m.
Sbor. mat. po vak, tekh. 160. (I-MA 14-.2)
Vf (Sintering) (Ta-Itallun) (Metal pcirders)
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Pr-c-i-action of plwtic rioldix-i frat --.owd'cr. Sb,:-r.
po va!~. ttc~:)-.. no.2/,:22--~/, 16C. OqIA
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AUTHORS: Honstantinov, V. I., Amosov, V. M., Kholobes, Ye. A.
TITLE: The production of electrolytic tantalum, niobium and their alloys.
2nd report
PERIODICAL.. Reforativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. ~, 1962, 46 - 47, abstract
701323 ("Poroshk. metallurgiya", no. 5, 1961, 42 - 52; English
summary)
"'I Three types,of electrolyzer designs with different methods of heating
were tested. As a result of experiments, an optimum electrolyzer design has been
developed i-.- w--ich the electrolyzer itself (made of Ni or achrome) serves as a
cathode, ~ithait additional heating, with a hole in the conical bottom and with
a mobile graphItle anode. Furthermore,the effect of the following factors was
studied: the method of feeding the electrolyzer,.the degree of filling the bath
with the cathode deposit, the composition of electrolyte, the temperature of the
process, the cathode, anode and volume current density. The purification of
electroly.tic Ta and Nb powders from electrolyte salts was realized by heating
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in argon at 630 --6500C and a subsequent vacuum degasification at 1,0000C. The
work of an industrial installation for production of Ti, Nb and their alloys is
described. The process is carried out at - 7000C without heating from outside
due ~ a high (%urrent density (D. = 50 a/dm2
Vo , Da - 120 - 160 a/dm2,volume current
density - 130 c./dm2). The electrolyte consists of 1"I,5% K2TaF7, 55% KC1 and
27.5,1) KF; the bath is refilled periodically with Ta or Nb oxides-or with their
mixture. The techznical and economic characteristics of the process and the purity
of powders produced are high. For the 1st report see RZIi%Iet, 1962, 3G308.
R. Andriyevskiy
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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E021/E435
AUTHOR; Amosov, V.M.
TITLE: Preparation of Plastic Tantalum From Electrolytic
Powder
PERIODICAL: Tsvetnyye metally, 1961, No.6, pp.65-72
TEXT; The aim of the work was to study the basic technology of
the operations in the preparation of plastic tantalum from
electrolytic powder paying particular attention to the high
temperature processes of vacuum refining. The effect of grinding
the electrolytic powdbr was first investigated. The best method
of grinding was found to be in a steel ball mill. After grinding,
pressings were made using 6 tons/cM2 and the strength of the
pressings tested. Fig.1 shows the time (hours) of grinding
(x-axis) against the particle-size-composition (%, curves I and 2),
density (curve 3) and strength (kg/mm2, curve 4). The optimum
grinding regime was found to be grinding for 1 hour. sieving
through a 0.15 mm sieve, and an additional L-inding of 2 hours for
the coarse fraction. This gave a mean particle size of 100 to 120
and a density of 5.7 g/cm3. Before pressing and sintering, the
amounts of carbon and oxygen in the powder must be determined.
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A slight excess of oxygen over the amount required to form carbon
monoxide is required to give the beat results in the final sheet.
If there is insufficient or a large excess of oxygen, tantalum
oxide or carbon must be added. The pressing process was
investigated using pressures of 2.1 to 10.5 tons/cm2 in a
vertical hydraulic press. The pressings formed were
5 X 5 x 120 mm. The relation between density (curves 1,2) and
strength (kg/mm2, curves 3,4) and pressure (tons/cm2) is given in
Fig.3. Curves I and 4 are from electrolytic powder; curves 2 and
3 from powder prepared from the thermal method-. Sintering
investigations were carried out on mouldings pressed at
6.3 tons/cm2, in a laboratory vacuum apparatus with direct heating
of the samples by an electric current. Fig-5 shows the effect of
temperature on porosity N, 1), density (2), weight loss (mg/cm3,3)
and specific electrical resistance (4). Fig.7 shows the effect
of the temperature on the loss in the impurity content. Marked
refining begins at 16oo*c. The Ta + Nb content increases as the
impurities are removed and reaches 99.8 to 99.85% at 26oo- 27000C.
26000C was chosen as the sintering temperature, The effeot of
sInterIng time is shown in Fig.8, curve I being the loss in weight,
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curve 2 the density, curve 3 electrical resistance and curve 4 the
open porosity. After 4 or 5 hours, both the processes of
densification and refining have practically finiahed. The
recommended regimes of sintering are given in the table. Following
these methods, plastic tantalum could be produced. It was capable
of being rolled into sheet 0.05 mm thick and lean. The
impurities were not greater than carbon 0.03%, titanium 0.01% and
silicon 0.004%. Iron and nickel were not detected. There are
8 figures, I table and 4 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATIONi Moakovakiy elektrolampovyy zavod"
(Moscow Bulb Factory)
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