SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ANDREEV, V. - ANDREYEV, V. D.

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ANDREYEV.V.A.
Combating excessive stretching of cotton fabrics. Teket.prom.
15 no.7:21 J1155. (MLRA 8:10)
1. Zaveduyushchiy khimicheskoy laboratorlyey "Itoroy sittsena-
bivnoy fabriki
(Cotton finishing)

SOLYAIISKIY, A.P.. inzh.; AIIDTffFV, V.A., inzh.; RODOV, E.S., inzh.
Producing mineral wool on multiroller centrifuges. Mont.1 epetB*
rab.v stroi. 22 no.6:23-26 JI 160. (MI-U 13:7)
1. Vaesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy proyektnyy inatitut
Teploproyekt.
(Mineral wool)

V.A.:
V.A.: v,rot(,(,tl,))i (11*
Yo!~ c cF.-, , I () 5 5 .T'in llir~her ---duc--ition USSR. Vorcow Ord-F-r or Lenin
F(Y..,-r En-in,~-rinc, Inst imeni V,Y. ',-~)Iotov, Chair of Rel-v Protection
-in-l tle filtomition of hyjel- ~~yttcms. (Dir'sert-itiolls for t,"('
of Cn-ndid-!tn of Technic!31 Scienmc~).
Knizhnv,!,i Ictoil-is' '~o. 1;1,, ',~' Clctol,~-r, 105~, 1-'nnc~-w

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ANDREYEV, V.A.
Gombinad transverse differential relay for two parallel lines.
Trudy Inat. vod. khos. 1. energ. AN Kir. SSR no.4:207-213 157.
(MIRA 10:12)
(Electric relays)

S/'112/59/000/012/031/09-1
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Translation from~, ReferaLivnyy zhurnal, Elektrotekhnika, 1959, No. 12, P. 82,
# 24473
A TJ'. H OR
TTITLE- The Effect of Capacitive Conductivity of_Zransmission Lines on the
Zones of Cascade Action of TTansverse Differential Protection
FERIODICAL: Tr. Frunzensk, politekhn. in-ta,_ 1957, No, 1, pp. 41-46
TEXT- An analysis is given of the effect of capacitive conductivity of
long transmission lines (free of losses and without an allowance for an intercon-
nection between parallel transmission lines) on the zone of cascade action of a
transverse differential protection of these transmission lines, It. is shown tha't,
this effect becomes appreciable when the length of a transmission line exceeds
500 km.
Translator's note:. This Is the ful.1 translation of the original Russiar. abstracto.
C.ard 1/1

AN YIN, (V.A., kand.takhn.nauk.
Balanced current protection for three parallel lines. Elektrichestvo
n0-1:39-44 Ja 158. (MIRA 11:2)
1.Frlinzenskiy politenhenlehasky institut.
(Zlectrin lines)

ANDRIYEV, V.A., kandetekhn.nauk, doteent
Systems of selective crose differential protection of two
parallel lines during compound faults with line breaks. Izv. vy'B.
ucheb. sav.; energ. no.5:1-10 MY 158. (MIRA 11:8)
1.Frunzenskiy politakhnicheaki institut.
(Electric lines~

8(0)
AUTHOR: Andreyev, V. A., Candidate of SOV/105-59-1-27/29
TechniTo"ac~ce`s, Docent
TITLEi V. L. Fabrikant. "Theory of Coilings for the Alternating
Current Relay" (I. L. Fab.-ikart. Teoriya obmotok rele
peremennogo toka.)
FEKCDICAL: Elektrichestvo, 1959, Nr 1, pp 94-95 (USSR)
ABSTRkCT: This is the review of a book. The book has 261 pages, costs
13 rubles 75 kopecks, and appeared in 1958 in the
Gosenergoizdat publishing house. It is divided in 9 chapters,
and has an appendix and a section of references. The main
part is occupied by the theory of coilings for multipolar
relays. A new method for chotsing ccilings for a multipolar
relay is given. The theory of ooilings for multipolar relays
is based on the matrix algebra. In v-litu of the difficult
oubject, the book is well writ.ten. ]Nhe reference soct.-cri is
composed with great care,
Card 1 /1

ANDREYEV, V.A.; 1:12-11, P.D.
Electric power oupply system for the Golodnaya Steppe. Mat.
po proizv. sil. Uzb. no.15:376-382 160. (MULA 14:8)
1, Sredazgiprovofflkhlopoke
(Golodnaya Steppe--Electric pourer)
0.

k , V.
Mandrel for driving in clamps fastening telephone lines. Mor.flot
16 no.5:27 My 156. (XLRL 9:8)
1. Nachallnik Byuro ratsionalizataii 1 12obretatellstva Kanonerskogo,
sudoetroitellno-sudoremontnogo savoda.
(Too'Le)

IVA
L 13229-6 W W/M AFM/ASD ~/~~/63/000/003/o42/047
AUTHOR: Andron-41 _VasigiL
TITLE: The computation of complex frequencies of damped systems with
many degrees of freedom
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy Zhurnal, Matematika, no-3, 1963, 9, Abstract 3V35
_(Glasnik Mat.-Fiz; Astron., v. 16 no. 3-4, 1961, 205-227; summary
in Serbo-Croatian),
TEXT; A method is proposed for solving the characteristic equation.f(z)
0 of a stable machanioal'systei0with m degrees of freedom. The function f(z).
is a polynomia f1the 2m-th degree whose roots are of the"form: - dk k1l.
w1aere o( 0-0., 13~>O (k = 18 .... m). The method consists of
the following stages;'.1) Usih'g Hornerls'mothod we find the polynomial FW
f(-z - s) where s is somo.positive number. 2) Setting up a Routh scheme.for
the polynomial FW. If it can be seen from,the Routh scheme that F(z) is
unstable (stable) polynomial, then the paramotor s is decreased (increased),
leaving it positive, and stages I and 2 are repeated. Thus, we proceed along
Card 1/3

L 13229-63
S/044/63/000/003/042/04?
The tomputaiion of COMP;ex:.*.Q~ 'J
the wds of ordinates until one'.of the residuals in the Routh scheme does not
go to zoro. 'Lot this take. plice for the polynomial F*(z) - f (z ~- s*). In this
case the roots - s* +,"Sk(s*) (k r) or the polynomial t(z) are
found~on the line x = s*. The residue R(z) which precedes a residue that
vanishes in the-Routh.scheme can-be reprosontod in the form of the product
r
2 +
R(Z) c E UZ 2(s*)]
k--1 k
(a is a coInstant). This equality is.utilized in finding the quantities
k(s*),
After finding the roots -s* + ij~k(s*) one finds the polynomial
Card 2/3

ANDREYEV, V.A., kand.takhn.nauk, dotsent
Special features of relay protection systems In Czechoslovakia.
Trudy Frunz. politekh.inst. no. 6:7-14 162.
Overcurrent protection systems using m primnry re'lay with direct
action. lbid.i89-106 (MIRA 17,-q)

ANDMEN, V.A., Iland. to.Min. nauk
Optimam fundamental dimansdon of toroidid cores for --aturab2e
reactorn with multiplo windiugs. Eloktrotelhniba 35 no.6:14-15
je 164. (vilu, 1,7:8)

R
Matsorologloal Abet* Xurli'skit 06troys. CKutile. lAnnds.] ;fr"kof Sbmmik. 1.4-ningrad. 21 (11. 12).
Vole 4 No, 9 75-87, lt7-91, 1938, figg.. tabl". refg. DLC-Thc xrmnd rhirl Riven drakfnr femroeraturc. claudl-
Septembor 1953 Irims. ing Itcquency. mcivitalinn- witid. hydrogtaphic nnd Ice conditiam. Subjed 71radings;
11. C.Iffnp(fc dod 2. Climate of Kurile Islands 3. Kurile Islanciff. Northwest Pddlic.-A.A.
Part 21
Biblography on the
Climatology and
Marine Meteorology

USSR/Geophyeica-- Potential Fi*lds )kr/Apr 52
"Computation of Spatial Distribution of Potential
Fields and Their Application in Geophysical Be-
seexch. nl"" V.A. Andreyev, Leningrad Mining Inst
"1z Ak Nauk SSSR, Ser Geofiz" No 2J.,pp 22-30
(See Part I: Trudy VIRG(All-Union Sci Res Inat of
Geopbys Prospecting) Vol 3 (1950). AnalY%es Prac-
tic%I schemes and examples of computation of po-
tential fields in the lower.half space. As a sup-
plexient to the method dedcribed in Part II ("Iz
Ak Nauk SSSR, Ser Geograf i Geofiz, No 1, i947),
applies the method of netvorks for soln of prob-
lem. Demonstrates that the method may give ade-
quate accuracy. Received 2 Aug 51.

ANIREYKV, V.A.
F , Dotormination of the effective speed of reflected waves based on
hodo(7aphs plotted in the usual scale and using square-lined
transparent sh3ets. Razved. i prom. geofiz. no.2:3-8 157.
(MIRA 11:4)
(Seismic waves) (Hodograph)

14(5) FRAES I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV, /2818
Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy institut geofizicheskikh metodov
razvedki
ReLzvedochnaya i promyslovaya geofizika, vyp. 21. (Exploration and Industrial
Geophyaics, No. 21) Moscow, Gostoptekhizdat, 1958. 112 p. (Series:
Obmen proizvodstvennym. opytom) Errata slip inserted. 4,500 copies printed.
Ed..- A. I. Bogdanov; Exec. Ed.; N. F. Wbrynina; TL%ch. Rd.i 1. G. Fbdotova.
PURFOO.- This booklet is intended for geophysical engineering and technical
personnel in the petroleum industry.
COVERAM: Individual articles of this collection discuss improvements in
methods of interpreting seismic and gravimetric data, testing of seismic
receivers, and the refinement of seismic station amplifiers. A a0mogram,
is described for the rapid computation of msgnetic properties of rock
samples, and a summary is provided of experience in marking oil contacts-
Card 1/4

Exploration and Industrial (Cont.) SOV/2818
Improved methods and equipment of radioactive methods of surveying
boreholes are also discussed. References accompany individual articles.
TAXZ OF CONTENTS:
Sbablinskiy, 0. N. Study of Boundary Velocities in the Basement of the
WOst Siberian Plain 3
T*allvirskiy, D. B. Peculiarities of Seismic Recording and Time-
Distance Curves of Refracted Waves in Cross-Sections of the Downwarped
Parts of the Sibirskoys Priumllye [Siberian Urat Barement 8
Zverev, S. M. Seismic Exploration Surveys on West Siberian Rivers 16
_A!jdreye_,_V"._ Approximative Methods of interpreting Time-Distance
,y
Curves of Refracted Waves 23
Voinov, V. A. Nomogram for the Transformation From Isonormals to
Isoverticals 31
Card 2/4

Exploration and Industrial (cont.) sov/2818
Avchyan, G. H. Nomograms for Computing A and Ir in J~easuring
Magnetic Properties of Rook Samples With the M-2 Magastometer 68
Faytellson, A. Sh. Example of Comparing Pasults of Geophysical
InvestigLtione in the Northern Priurallye 76
TA'ankov, Ye. B., A. M. Blyumentsev, and T. N. Blankove. Comparative
Efficiency of Various R%dioactive Methods of Determining the
Position of the Water-Oil Coat&--t in Cased Wells 82
B3-k v, Te. B., and T. N. Blankova. Applying the Method of In-
duced Activity in Oil Wells 91
1
Gokakiy, Ya. Y&. Luminescence Counters and Spacial Fbatures in Their
Application to Fadionatric Equipment 101
AVAILABIX: Libroxy of Congress
)wfal
Card 4/4 1-7-59

ATTTHOR- Andreyev, V. A. 2u-119-2-16/6o
TITLE: Gravitational Anomalies and t~ie Thicljics,-, of Earth's Crust
in Continental Fejions (Gravitatsionnyye anom,,Jii i moshchnost'
zemnoy kory kontinentallnykh oblde-tey)
PERIODICAL: Doklady Akademii liauk SSSR, 1958, Vol 119, Nr 2,
pp 255 - 256 (UESR)
ABSTRACT: There are at present already sufficiently dependable
metric and seismoloGic data on some regions and therefore
the following problem can be posed and partly solved: Does
the character of tliv. rogioiwl jravitation anomalies coincide
with the character of the depth structure of the earth's
crust as found in seismology ? It can be assumed that for
the continental regions there exists an approximate proportio-
nality of the intensity of the rerional gravitation anomalies
and of the thic)-ness of the earth's crust. This proportionality
need not be maintained any lon-er for Ue coastal rt,gions
and for oceans; as under the oceans not only the thickness
chang,es but also the comp,-)~-ition of *.lie earth's crust varies.
Card 113 In maritime region also reCional po.,3itive Biv~c anwialies

2o-119-2-16/6o
Gravitational Anomalies and the Thickness of Earth's CrL,.,3t in Continental
Recions
occur. The above mentioned proportionclit,,, for the ranr.-e
of the continents is explained by the rather important dif-
ference of the mean density of the crust matorials as well as
of the mate---ial under the crust. This linear de,:)endence, hor-
ever, miCht be rendered more complicated or even be
eliminated by the influence ef the density anom-oly or the
sial shell. This influence is 'based on t..e inhomogeneity of the
composition and the structure of the deeper layers. Also
the incomplete coincidence of the position of the boundary
of 1"Lokhorovichich and of the boundary between the cial shell
and the sima shell can exert an influence. All this is well
proved by facts, and a diagram plotted on the basis of these
facts shows the dependence of the intensity of the Bu.ge ano-
malies on t1--e seismoloGically determined th]-ckness of the
earth's crust. This de.:,,endence is actually almost linear. At
a thickness of tl,,e earth criist of the order of 3o km Vl.ese
Card 2/3 anomalies are equal to zero. In rc~,ions of -reat thickness of

l,'.,IKC)V DrAtrly 3tepunovich; FEDOPOV, Aleksy!j-idr kaitull
I
MVIDIITYEV, Vsevol~d Alek.-nnd-rovich; UDO-DOVA, 0.111p
V2&damirovna, 11TANCHURLA, Lev Tvanovich
[Geophysical Diethods of prospecting] Razvednchnala gec-
fizika. (By] D.5.1-1,lkov 1 dr. Tom5k,. lzd-vo Tomskor-o unliv.,
1961. 340 P. OKI i Lh 18 - 5 ')

ANDREYEV, V.A. (Moskva), LASHKOV, A.1, (Mog),va)
Interaction of a reflected shock wave with a boundary layer.
Inzh.zhur. 3 no.4:706--710 163. (MIRA 16:12)
1. Institut mokhaniki AN SSSR.

AMMIRT, V.A. Madivosto1c)
Thrombocyte count in the blood. Klin.med. 32 no.2:68-70 F 154.
(MM 71:5)
(Blood--Corpuscles and platelets)

AlTDR-3737, V.A.
on,% lip-w-MPF"ll -
Bromthymil method of aptmrming urlnaT7 reaction. Lab.delo no.2:27-28
Mr-Ap 155. OILRA 8: 8)
(ml rip',
reaction, bromthymol method)

ANDRZYLT, V.A.
Wectious IMhocytosis in Adults with minimal nrnptomatolog7'
0
Sov,modo' 22 noo71133-134 J1 158 (MIIU 11:10)
(LUPHOMNS, antis reports
infeet,g in ndults with minimal Rymptomatol. (Rua))

ANDREM, V.A IJWNTIYNV, V.M. (Vladivostok)
Using antibiotic disks in controling antibiotic therapy of non-
gonococcal. urethritis. Vost.derm. i van. 32 no.2:71-73 Mr-Ap 058.
(MIRA 11:4)
(URE OR ITIS, ther.
antibiotics in non-gonococcal urethritio, control
by antibiotic disk technic (Rue))
(AWTIBIOTICS, ther. use
non-gonococcal urethritis, control by antibiotic
disk method (Rua))

ANDRMV, V.A. (Vladivoistok)
Some observations on the microflora of nonspecific urethritia. Vest.
dorm. i ven. 33 no.1:65-68 Ja-F '59. (MIRA 12:3)
(METHRITIS, microbiol.
nonspecif ic (Rus))

KRYSTEV, V.; ANDREYEV, V.; KIROV, S.
Data on the treatment of cancer of the lower lip in the People's
Republic of Bulgaria. Vop. onk. 8 no.1:93-98 162. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Iz nauchno-isoledovateliskogo onkologicheakogo instituta (dir. -
prof. V. Hikhaylov), Sofiya, krodnaya Respublika Bolgarii.
Adres avtorov: Narodnaya Respublika Bolgariya, Sofiya, Nauchno-
issledovatel'skiy onkologicheakiy institut.
(BULGARIA-LIPS-CANCER)

-ANDREYEV, Yl_~j VUIZOV, V.S. (Bolgariya, Sofiya,, u1. Graf Ivantsev,. 49);
PWOHEV, P.; KUTIVICHEV; MUSTAKOV; DOGRAMADZHIYEV; TOLEV,-
PORFIROV
Distribution and results of trentment of skin cancer in the
Bulgarian People's Republik. Vop.onk. 7 110-5:35-41 161. (MIRA 15:1)
1. Iz nauchno-issledovatellskogo onkologicheskogo institute,
(dir. - prof. Ves. Mikhaylov), Nauchno-issledovatellskogo koohno-
venerologicheakogo instituta. (dir. - prof. P. PoOrhistov) kafedry
kozhno-venerichoskikh zabolevaniy Vysshego moditsinokogo inatituta
v Sofii (zav. - prof. L. Popov) i kafedr.,, kozhno-venericheskikh
zabolevpmij Vysshego meditsinskogo institute v Plovdive (zav. -
prof. Bu~-hvarov). (BULGIPJA--SKIN-CANCER)

MIKHAYIDY, Yes., professor; RAYCHRY, R., doteant; ANDREYEV, V1.
x"Mrs"S"
Neurinoma of the eye (optic nerve) [with simmary in Xnglish] Vop.
onk. 2 no.4:452-457 156. (MLRA 9:12)
1. Iz nauchno-iseledovatelOskogo onkologicheakogo instituta (dir.
prof. Ven.Mikhaylov), ~ofiya, Bolgarlya.
(NMILMOM, case reports,
optic nerve (Rus))
(HERVICS, OPTIC, neoplasms,
neurilemmoma (RUB))

IA~ v E-CERPTA MEDICA See 16 Vol 7/5 Cancer Flay 59
v'
17:39. Treatment of leucoplakia in the oral ca . '~, vesth contact X-ray
therapy (Bulgarian text) N
alid A I)REFV L. Shl'r. mrd. it
(,12- 40) T-3hh's 3 1 lilts.- )58. 912
A rrport OF 17 C;Iscs 011 Ivuroplaii-ia bf Iliv oral cavity (reawd wit), comact X-ray
"Irrall)--The doses used varied betwern qmno atid 8,o(X) r. All patients recovered.
it is bdieved that cotitact X-ray tlicral)y should be the nictli(KI (if choice in the
treatimill of letictil6kia.

V,
E'-CERPTA MEDICA See 16 Vol 7/5 Cancer Yay 59
Olyi. Carcinoma of the auricle of the car. Some problems connected with
its treatment (Bulgarian text) ANIMLIN \*. S(i. Kl'i. 011011. hw.,)ofiaSfivrJI(d.
fl!.l Tables -j 11111%. 1
'I*Iir ituth')r discusses th -utic'n,%ulls ill 41 P-3licots "'i'll cill-cill"I'Ll 'if tile
ato-i"le, stfiNjected to ra(eatt~lcrill)[
loll oilly. 1,1111 rcrovery For a period lasthig Illore 111.111:j
yr..%vas obtained ill vi palicots. The radiological reaction %%-;t% Nveakest ill tile
patirim stili ,ircted to Irratnient %%-ill% radioactivc cobalt. Not ;t single case %vith
necrosis of the rat-filage or -*vith pericholl(Ititi-, WOIS TCCOTdC(L It is the author's
opinion that the efTect of radiation therapy ill the treatineot (if cancer of tile atiride
is equal to the cfrect of electrocoagulation.

YAKOVLEV, A.I.; ANDREYEV, V.A.
Use of the drip-laminar method in producing complement fixation
reaction in experimental viral and ricketteial infections, Lab,
delo 9 no.3s47-50 Mr 16). (MIRA 16A)
1. Institut poliomiyel" i vi~usnykh entsefalitov kMN SSSR.
(COMPLEMENT FIXATION) (RICKETTSIAL DISEASES) (VIRUS RESEARCH)

- ANDUTAZ,-V,A.
llaing the TS-3 theodolite for 6ptical. orientation. Gor. zhur. r0.2:
) -68 IF 158.
(
'0 (MIRA 11:3)
(Theodolites) (Mine
Burveying)

30(l) SOV/99-59-8-4/10
AUTJTOR% Andreyevt_V.k., Engineer
TITLEs Preferable Types of Gates for Automatically and Remotely Con-
trolled Irrigation Systems Structures
PERIODICALs Gidrotelihnika i melioratsiya, 1959, Nr 8, pp 22-29 (USSR)
ADSTRACTs A basic improvement of the irrigation system is necessary in or-
der to meet the requirements of the 21st Party Congress and to
produce 5.7 to 6.1 million tons of cotton. The available-systems
and pipelines are not able to secure the right water distribu-
tion or proper utilization. The chief of the project can only be
reached by telephone and water regulation is carried out manu-
ally. Up to the last moment this technique was also planned for
new projects. The loss of water is not only caused by filteringy
but also by the bad control system and the inefficient organiza-
tion. The losses can be eliminated by automation and remotely
controlled systems but still Government regulations and design
solutions are missing. After explaining the importance of remote-
Card 1/2 ly controlled systems and of automation for large irrigation

ANIMEV, V.A.. gornyy inxh.
Now developmente in hole boring. Ugoll Ukre 4 no.4:
34-35 Ap 160. (MIR& 130)
(Boring machinery)

ANDREYEV, V.
Soviet expnrtt of oil well drillinr and nro5pectinF equipment.
Vnesh. torg. 41 no-IC:28-31 '61. (MIRA 24:9)
1. Zamestitel' predsedatelya Vsesoyuznogo ab4redineniya *Mashino-
(*sport". (Oil well drillinr rigs)

ANDREYEV, V.A.
Transfer of conical lids to die stamping. Kuz.-shtam. proizv.
4 no.3:45 Mr '62. (MIRA 15:3)
(Sheet-metal work)

CHERRYSHAV, Aleksandr Vasillyevich; YAKHIN, Abran Borisovich (deceased];
GRIGORIYEV, B.V., kmand.tekhn.nauk, rotsenzent; NWEREL -V-A-'
lvind.tokhn.nauk, red.; YELISHIDIV, H.S., red.izd-va; CIUM40VA,
2.1., tek)w.red.
LIntroduction of automatic programmed control of operations on
metal-cutting machines] Avtomatizatsiia obrabotki na metallorezhu-
shcY-'Lkh stankakh a primeneniem programnnogo upravleniia. Moskva,
Gos.nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit.lit-ry, 1959. 194 p.
(MIRA 12:11)
(Metal cutting) (Machine tools--Nunerical control)
(Automatic control)

AI'M]TW, V.!..; K(10DaX1CJ1, D.P. [decea3ed]; V.F.;
Now tochnique of operating the Sout, Golodnava-Steppe Canal.
Nat. po ,roizv. oil- Uzb. no-15:326-331 160. WIRA 14:L0
1. Sredneaziatsldy nauc'~nc-i r sle te 1 Is' :iy institut
ii-ricatsii, TrslJe;-,t, i Institit
(South Golodn,..a-Stcppe Canal)
(Remote control)

AMBEYEV, V., inah.
Twer headframes abroad. Prom.atroi.i inzh.soor. 4
Ja~F 162.
(Mine buildings) (Precast concrete construction)
no.1:61-63
(MMA 15:8)

AOREYEV, V., inzh.
Improving preparatory operations in mine construction.
Prom. stroi. i inzll. soor. /+ no.3-36-40 My-Je 162. (MIRA 15:7)
(Mining engineering)

-ANDREYEV, V.
Uranium ore mining Industry of the U.S.A.. -tom.energ. 9 no.4:
337-338 0 160. (MIRA 13'-9)
(United States--Uranium ores)

ANDRNTEV, V.
Toward new success in ferrous metallurgy. Stall 21 no. 1:1-4
Ja 161. (MIRA 14:1)
(SteeI -Metallurgy)

ANDREYEV, V., inzh.
Expediency 3f building towers for sinking vertical shafts. Prom,
stroi. i inzb.soor. 3 no.2:37-38 Mr-Ap '61, (MIRA 15:3)
(Mining engineering)

ANDREYXV, V.
.
iametor tube rolling. Mor.flot 15 no.5.,31 My '55.
Small d
(Rollina(Metal otork) (HLRA BtO

ANDRE YE V I V ~ A. ~ -
Mechanical cleaning of mine cars with RP-17 bore hammers. Ugoll
Ukr. 7 no.11:45 N 163. (MIRA 17:4)

ANDPE-fEV. V.A. (KI~d'-yel.,ka)
cl,.~anlng of' mllne T,r-$l -)F, ':vi
.1
(MIRA

MATFVOSYAN, P.A*, Inzh.1 SELIVANOV, V.M., inzh.; PETROV, B.S., Inth.1
ANDREYEV, V.A., Inzh.; TAPASHCHENKO, P.Ya., Inzh.
Preventive measures against cracks In Kh25T steel ingots.
Stall 25 no.10013-914 0 165. (KTRA Mill)

ANDUYEV, V.A.
171 lt I, it j or, cartrid we. 11,A). dolc nc).8,506 16 5.
(M2RA 18:9)
1. Glnvnyy voyennyry 6ospitall imeni. Purdenko, Poskvit.

EtYT(')/EWP(w)/EWA(d)/T/EWP(t)/EWP(
m
k)/EWP.(z)/EWP(b)AWA(c)
iUW/JD/W-
ACCESSION NR: AP5025133 UR/0133/65/000/010/0913/0914
669.lB7.2
-AUTHORS', Mate!eyan P. (Enjifiser)i Selivanov, y. m. (Engineer); Petrov B S
(Engineer), Tarashchenko, p. Ya.,(Engineer
(Engineer);.fin t,_Y P
TITLE: Ways of combating cracks in Kh25Tjsteel slabs
SOURCES Stall, no. 10, 1965, 913-914
.TOPIC TAGS
Kh25T steel, metal surface, annealing, metal rolling
acks(Z fractures in Kh25f
steel slabs are caused by internal strain!
ABSTRACT: Cr
a slabs- ods of
.ari in" duRng tfie cooling of blooming. Changing of the meth
me
elt g of this'steel in open arc,f~rnaces does not have any substantial effect on:
the imination of this defect. The use ofAheet ingots is also ineffective. Role
lin of the slabs on a sheet mill-in the tkQt,,state immediately after blooming ~ri:
cannot be
aftera special heat treatment (anneaLinj)lWliminates the cracks, but
recommended because of the poor quallty of the surface of the sheets obtained, A
complete prevention of the defect (for any ~hemlcal oomposition'witbin the stand-.
ard requLz ate and with the "wed content of nonmetallic inclusions)' is achievl~_,W_
ed by annealing the slabs'and px*heatW them before they are placed in the holdlni~
LCard.1/2.._
-------------- ---

ALPATKIN, Mikhail Tikhonovich, inzh.; DODIN, V.Z., kand. tekhn.
nauk, nauchn. red.; ANDREYEV, V.A., Inzh., nauchn. red.
(Mechanization of earthwork in peronnially frozen jroundj
Mekhanizatsiia zemlianykh rabot v usloviinkh mnogoletnei
merzloty. Moskva, Stroiizdat, 1965. 131 P.
(MIRA 18:4)

S/16"i/62/000/005/030/093
'507
S enonov, V. 2., Yev;-rafov, 1 S. arJ Andreyev, V. 3.
Some rcsuits of 6iound r p r n o h
territory of Tatariya
I-ODT'AL: zhurnal, G,2ofizJll~~,., no. 5, 1,D02, 32, ab-
L 5,
struct 4 ( G e 0 1 . n e -J- t i i trr-, z a , n o 5: 5
4 4 4
h r s u, 1 ~V s o f i L i's ie t om e -,, e r 4L n v u ti - ii U "I a
norih-eaotcrijy di.-3tric-us o--" the Tatar ASSR and re-
UreV4C)~,S'-, e. 1 2,.
--bed- aim was -uj de-vail - -L T 0_
-iDns are descr- xp,
-0 4 n- e u 0,,. 4
"0_ .-em geoloc,ica'ly, - - 11 -%- -6 -
S u -L v t) ~L "onc -C .1
a L3 a- d o
A of Tho cryotal 1~.no baSo::,.ont roll J uf wa:; con,,,,true t' cd,
0,uit of quallti-tative L) 10
.h.-- considcrat-;on of drillin- data. Abstracter's note: Com-
-ranslation. 7
.,Ile ue 6
Card 1/1

SAM,U6KIYj A.A. (Moskva); ANDREDEV, V.B.
A difference schemo of a high4r order of accuracy for an elliptic
equation in several s'nace variables. Zhur. vych, mat i mat fiz. 3
no.6slOO6-1013 N-D 63o (MIRA l7s.1)

ANDREW, V.B. . inzh.; SAIUIAROV, I.Ye., kand.fiziko-matematicheskikh nauk
Elasticity modulus xCa statorlisegment pack. Vest.olektroprom.
V
33 no.lt42-44 Ja 162. NIRA 14:12)
(Elasticity)
(Steel-Testing)

AIIDREYEV, V.B., master po kapitalinym rabotam
Correct track maintenance on bridges. Put' i put.khoz, no.7-32-33
162, (MIRA 15:7)
1. Stantsiya Orenburg I., Kuybyshevskoy dorogi. *
(Railroad bridges-Maintenance and repair)

Q.
47
km
~V!
-.-'4 N,
Al.
V** ab'
iS, V
x!~ ~t,
0
5X kl-
,At- ;'X-1
to],
air,
50 *at~ j" it --H
J;i
'951
"i - t 5.
Mg
7, -7-W.
ilk
04
I~u U
VOW,
7V"

ANDREYFIV,,,~,~,.,; (Moskva)
Iterative schemes of alternatIng directions for the numerical
solution of the third boundary value problem in a p-dimensional
parallelepiped. Zhur. vych. mat. i mat. fiz. 5 no.4:626-
637 Jl-Ag 165. (MIRA 18:8)

~, N D f "; " '17a , v . 11) .
Uran ' un i MIUSLrl,~a of cap. I Int ft.-, in Phi 1. -~ t, ).,,. v1q.-F.
17 ni.i-75-78 11 164, '": i I i . F" . '? ;

Al'iALYEV,
1:*,.,I,-(,--r,ota.-j Jllotl.~L- v (d,
'Arall v 1962
sLitut illforlivltL~ii
'vanly tovotnoy

lWiiY5_6
AU`rHOR: Andreyev, V. B. (Moscow)
ORG: none
SOURCE CODE: UR/0208/66/006/002/0238/0250
TITIX: On the uniform convergence of several difference schemes
SOURCE: Zhurnal vychislitellnoy matematiki i matematicbeskoy fiziki, v. 6, no. 2,
1966, 238-250
TOPIC TAGS: elliptic differential equation, Dirichlet problem, numerical method,
Pgisson equation, heat equation, parabolic equatibn
if
ABSTRACT: Uniform estimates for the speed of convergence of several difference
schemes, for which the principle of the maximum is not established, are presented. The
-m-et-Tio-Js-considered are: 1) t6se of increased order of accuracy on a rectangular net,
for the Poisson equation in thi case of two and three variables; 2) those of increased
'order of accuracy with a decomposed operator for the heat equation with constant co- llf
efficients; and 3) schemes with a decomposed operator for the parabolic equation witV
variable coefficients. The method of energy inequalitieu is used to obtain solution
estimates in the nom of the space ~2 (2). The uniform convergence follows from the
a prior! estimates on the basis of the difference analogue, which is proved, of an
UDC: 518:517.944/.947
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ANDIRMEV, V. D.
6778. Topchlbashev, T. A. i Andreyev, V. D.
Sortovoye rayonirovaniyei kharnkteristika sortov zeT-novykh, m-islichnykh
kulltur i trav v Azerbaydzhane. Baku, Azerne!~hr, 1954. FB s. s. ill.
20 sm. 3.000 ekz. 1 r. 10 k. -- Na azerbayzh. ya7,.--(55-25l4)
633; 631-52 (47.924)
SO: Kr-izhnaya I--tonis' No. 6, 1955

ANDR~,')SV, V.D. (tionk-va)
I
Orin caue of woak osaillatione of it D)VEteld TMIT'll!) ~ ~Iltq a
moving fitlerum. Prikl.mat. 1 2? N.-D
11:12)
1513.
I'LA

SOV/110- 59-1-312~8
AUTHOR: -Andreyev,, V,D,,, (Candidate of Physical and Mathematic-al
Uciences)
TITLE: A High -voltage Thyratron with Little Se~. tionalisai lon
(Malosektsionirovannyy vysokc~ioltnyy tirat-ron)
PERIODICAL-. Vestnik Blekt--,f--)pT..~yjiyshlc-ntiosti,19159,Nr 1,pp 9-41AUSSR)
ABSTRACT: The maximum hat. ..an ba applied to thy.Tations
,asotron, ha-ce 1ez~n maciz
are 15 - 20 kv, Ifigh ;;,oitage g
for maximum inve,,,sc- noltages -)t 150 kV and mor-2, by
sec,tion,ilising th-e systt~,m an,! %sing dE~vi~eS T,_~ a
arti.foi-irj distributior, of anod- -.oltage betwez-n 1111~.
sections during the -nor;-(,-)nd,,,v't1ng pa.,t of rhe.
Externs,l c.apaoltanr.e --roltage dividers are aften usod.-
V I
,L. Grano7sk.4y (Ref 14) has -tiowrn tnat. the ~~olt-:age.
distribution between soc-t'-ions d,.,.-r ing t tie non- r onexu~-.T..;, ng
pait of the cycle iF not the same at:~ i.vi a ~;acuum because
of ionised. vapoui temain,~ng at. the ~eginnng of fhe
ieverse ha'1f.-cyolle, The a-mount of distort,ion is
proportional to the rate of fall of c-.urrent at 0e end o,,r
the conducting part of t'l-,e --ycle, and also to thE,
capacitance between the noighbouring elec,trcdeE. I n
Card 1/3 practice, the principle of sertloria,Jisat,ion fo: very righ
voltages is only ju,_tified If the c.urrent. and -LnveTSE~

30V/110-59-1-3/28
A High-voltage Thyratron with Littlo Sectionalisation
voltage change smoothly and the process of de-lonisation
is completed before the voltage rises to an appreciable
value. These conditions aT-2 obser, 'ed, for example, in
single half-wave rectifier circuits. "When the rate of
change of current is great and the inverse voltage
increases quickly, as in a bridge circuit. anode section-
alisation should be avoided, It is shown that under these
conditions the use of intermediate electrodes cannot
appreciably reduce the field intensity at the anode or
influence the probability of backfiiing ek~en when the
voltage is uniformly d-,Lvided between the eleCtTodes. .1 n
practice it. was found that the building of unsectionalisttJ
medium-voltage rec,tifie-,s was justified only after
preventing the possibi1ity of formation of (;atl,,odz- spots
in the space beyond the anode. Biealcdown over long paths
from the rear parts of the anode to the cathode also had
to be prevented. Special sc.%reens were most effective -in
preventing such breakdown. A photograph of a high-
voltage thyratron constructed with these factors in mind
Card 2/3 is given in Fig 1. An additional electrode is intioduced
between the anod& and the gr.id. A number of samples of

SOV/110-59--l--3/28
A High.-voltage Thyratron vith Little Sec;tlonalisation
high.-voltage tbyratrons wore made and tested under
various conditions. The t.ype shown in Fig I was gi*.,en
a rated inverse -'oitage o'r~ 65 0 with a mean rated
outrent. of 3 A, and tested i-n a thre,~-phase powe! r.irouit
on an induc.tivrn-re~~Ast-Lve load, T~,e test ~;!T,~Uit is
shown in Fig 2 and os.,;-Illogram.5 of the tny-ratrcn
conditions are r-=p-:oduc:ed in F-L,g 3~ The teEts sLow a
maximum anode veltage of 7.1. kV: the mean cuirent. in tl-.Le
alve was 3. 7 A )ntinuous and 9,'," A. short thpi. (2
se,:.s) .Tlie thyrat.~-..,n also b~,ha-ed satIsfa.-',t.crjI.y wIt-h
grid control, T6st te-sults -when ope-,a.t ing wit.h periodle';
carrent Jmpulzses at a frc-quen,::y of I se(-s a-re also
given. The prl.ric.,Lpai d1mensions and of
the thyratron are given, Thyrat:von,~-. rf this type. m-a-i
find application I.r., high.-i-oLt.age powe7- re,*Alfier "nstal-
lations wi.th vol-tage cont.vC. -. aTICI of sever~~'J
amperes. Theie aTit 3 figaie,_: and 5 Sov,,,_tt. referen:c~z.
SUMITM.D: September '10p 1958
Card 3/3

YASLBBEIKOV, N.M.; S&KOVICH, A.A.; ANUMM, V.D.
Yiring of a Rectionalizod high--voltago roctifier.
Blektrichestvo no.6:25-29 Ja 160. (MIRA 13:7)
1. Vaesoyuznvy elaktrotakhnichaskiy institut im. Lenina.
(Electric current rectifiers)

ANMEYN. T.D. -
Developments in the beryllium industry in capitalist
countries; review of foreign publications. TSvet.met.
33 no-5:93-94 My 160. (MIRA 13:7)
(Beryllium)

ANDREYEV. V. D
Uranium industry in capitalist countries; survey of present-day
conditions. Atom. energ. 11 no.1:72-7~, JI 161. (MIRA 14-7)
Nranhim ores)

A.N')REYEV, V.D.
The uranium industry of capitalist countries in 1961. Atom. energ.
13 uo,3:293--299 3 162. (NIMI 15:9)
(Uranium industry)

ANDREYEY,Y.D-, k V. d.fiziko-matematicheakikh nauk; MESHCHERYAKOVI, BIM., inzh.;
TYULINAI ;A., inzb.
Spontaneous extinction of a~d.c. are in a vacuum-type cutout. Vest.
elektroprom. 33 no.7t43-45 A 162. (MIRA 151l1)
(Electric cutouts)

ANDREYEV, V.D., kand.fiz.-matem.nauk; TYULINA, M.A., inzh.
Use of a vacuum switch for switching doce in a condenser circuit.
Vast. elektroprom. 33 no.9t40-44 S 162* (MIRA 15-10)
(Electric switchgear) (Electric networks)

ACCESSION NR: AT4olO2'26 S/3056/63/000/000/0064/0670
AUTHOR: Klinov, F. Ya.; Andreyev, V. 0.
TITLE: Measurement of temperature in the lower 300 meter layer of the atmosphere
from a high meteorological tower
SOURCE: Issledovaniye nizhnego 300-metrovogo sloya atmosfery*. Moscow, 1963,
64-70
TOPIC TAGS: meteorology, lower atmosphere, atmospheric temperature, temperature
measurement, atmospheric temperature measurement, temperature profile. air
temperature altitude dependence, thermogradientograph.
ABSTRACT: The structure and operating characteristics of a new thermogradiento-
graph developed on the basis of the remote-controlled, automatic Instrument at
the Leningradskly gidrorreteorologjcheskiy institut (Leningrad Hydromete'orologi-
cal Institute) are described in detail, wrth a block diagram Illustrating its use
to determine the temperatures at various I-evels of a high meteorological tower.
The apparatus consists of transmitters with the operating arms of measuring
bridges, a network of relays and a multichannel recorder; the bridges which serve
as the sensory elements of the transmitters consist of one copper resistor and 3
mbn an n resistors. Several temperature profiles obtained with this apparatus

ACCESSION NR.- MATI 4 W#% I G
and a graph relating temperiture and time at various altitudes are presented.
The results show that the Instrument may be used within a temperature range of
-4o to +4oc "V. S..Storozhko, B. P. Zotov, L. Ye. Lobova and others took part
in the deveilpm~nt and perfection of the thermogradientograph.11 Orig. art. has;
5 figures.
ASSOCIATION: none
SUBMITTEDw 00 DATE ACQ: 20Feb64 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: AS, SY NO REF SOV: 007 OTHER: 000
2/2"'

ANDREIEV~ VD, (Moqkva)
Passage of a useful signal and backg.7cund noise signal through
radial-slot obturators of systems for indicating gloving objects.
Izv. AN SSSR. otd. tekh. nauk. tekh. kib. no.3:56-66 My-ie 163.
(Automatic control) (MMA 16t7)

ANDREYEV.0 V.D. (Moskva)
Determination Of optimum parameters of radially-slotted
shutters in display systems of Iiii6nous objects. Izv. AN
SSSR. Tekh. kib. no-4:184-395 JI-Ag 163. (MM 16:11)

ANDREYEV, V.D.
Uranium industry in capitalist countrIes in 1962. Atom. energ. 15
no.1:88-91 JI 163. (MIRA 16:8)
(Uranium industry)

ANDREYFV, V.D. (Moskva)
Errors of inertial navigation systems. Izv. AN SLSR "ekh.
I
kib. no.2:159-174 Mr-AP164. (14IRA 1-1;5)

ANDREYEV, V.D. (Moskva)
Theory of inertial systems for autonomous determination of the
coordinat6s of a moving object. Prikl. ritt. i mekh. 28 no.l:
39-50 Ja-P64. (MIRA 17:2)

8/0040/64/026/002/020/0257
,ACCESSICH NRs ;AP4027584
AUTHOR: Andreyev, Ve D,,(Moeccw)
Tr.LLEs Oeneral equations 6f inertial navigation
,SOURCEt Prikladnaya matematika i mekhanika, Y. 28, via. 2, 19640 242-257
TOPIC TAGSt inertial navigationo motion equation, stabilityj, navigation equation#
,nevton meterp angular velocity measurement
ABSTRACTt The equations of motion for a body moving with respect to an inertial
system are developed. Measurements are made by three newton-meters and three
devices for measuring absolute angular velocities, Bluations are constructed for
i
iideal performance in a non-central gravitational-field of the earth. Then equaticna
:are introduced which describe the possible performance by taking into account
I I
!instrumental errors* Properties of the error equations are discussed for a gener-
alized navigational schemes It, is shown that error equations obtained for particu-
lar navigational schemes in earlier works may be derived as spacial cases* FinaUyj
stability of the motion of the system is investigated. "The author thanks A. Yu.&
Ishlinskiy for his supervisions" Orige art* hass 77 equations and 1 figuree
Card

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AUTHOR: Androyev; V, D. (Moscow)
TITLE: 'Errors in inerti&I ns~vigation systems
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Investiya. Takhnichaskaya kibernatika, no. 2, 1964, 159-174
TOPIC TAGS: navigation, inertial navigation e's ysto m, inertial navigation error,
inertial navigation theory
ABSTRACT: An Inertial nkvigation'system usually operates under disturbance
conditions which are characttrized by Its structure, object-motion parameters,
errors in the initial conditions,. and instrumental errors of the components; the
.-latter errors may be either specific or random functions of time. By analyzing
the differential equations of the disturbed operation of an inertial system (the
Iferror equations")i the stability and accuracy of the system can be determined.
In the gar-oral c&soo the error equations (developed by-the author in "Prikle
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matem. I mekh. 1964, 26, no 1) are high-order differential equations.with
variable coefficients; their anal;ais Is very difficult. However, in these
particular practical cases (treated in the article), they can be reduced to
equations with constant coefficients: (1) The base is stationary in the system of
coordinates W 414 C., which is permanently oriented with respect to remote stars;
(2) The constant-speed motion along a parallel, with no newtono the
meter along
Oz. -axis and the trihadron 0 4 y. x. oriented on the continents (0y. -axis is
directed toward the North). Orig. art. has: I figure &nd 60 formulas.
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