SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ANTONOV, P.K. - LITOVCHENKO,N. V.

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ANMOYI P.X.
(XULA 6t 10)
Amoster ovitch. Inergetik 3 no.5tl5-16 0 15). (A=ster)

SHEKHETSP V.P.; LITYUGA, V.S.j AN7r;NOVj,f*..;
KHLEVNYUKp S.S.
Seadautomatio machine for testing disk springs.
Manhinostroitell
no.7ilO JI 163. (MIRA 160)
(Springs (Meahdnl8M)--Teatlng)

LITVINUV, N-N- (Ve,likiY* Luki),' -AlIMNOV, P-K-
(Ullyaliovskaya )blast');
cituiNuv, V.M. (I*nitoj:Urok)';-Fi;TAOVO V.P.
(laningrad)
Terminology and concepts of olemontary algebra. Mat.
v shkole no.
5 &59-65 S-0 163, MLk 16:11)

HAKOVSKIY.Yonismin L'Yovich, doktor tokhn.nauk; KAKHAVOY,
Georgiy Samenovich,
Insh.; LYASHINKO. Dmi trly Nikolays-vich, insh.; AMONOT,
-P.1., Insh.,
red*; SOROKIN, X.Ne, Insh., red*; KNITROV9 PsAsq
4ekhnsred.#
[Tunnel and subvay konstruotion &'broad] Soorushenis
tonnelei i
metropolitanov sa rubothom. Hoskyao Oos. transp. shel-dor,
Isd-vo
1957, 147 po (Babushkin. Voesoiwinyi
nauehno-iseledovatollskil
Inistitut transportnogo strottelletva, Trudy, no.26) (MIRA
llt6)
(Tunnels) (.Su'bvmys)

"INIIIAwozli.l~l of t0o lt,-Jrocw-l,\m rro,tpoctizv for C.A. 3As
Survey)-." 30toialtnala :,Auki, i TeEliniks, 1'A,,-;hRcnt, No. IJ7,

ANTOWV. P.L.
Diffused permnability of some argillaceous rock. Oankhts.xet.polsk.
neftl t gas& no.2:)i-55 '54. KaA 9tIO)
(Clay) (Permeabtlity) (Rocks)
- -4N,

A=MYO-F.L.; BOTNEVAp T.A.j rEREMENKOp N.A.1 7,11ABREV,
D.V.1 SUBBOTA,
M.I.; TURXRLITAUB~ N,,M,l TASENFVp B,P.
Present status of oil ard gas geochemical prospecting
methods.
Trudy VNIGNI nos lOt227-UO 158* (MIM 14: 5)
(Geochemical prospecting)

A)ITOMOVO ~.L.
Studying the distribution of gas Jn rockn as relatJ to All"the
Trudy VNIONI noe 10t241-256 158. IHIRA 14:5)
(Gooohonloal prospecting) (GaBj Natural-Geology)
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ANTONOTS P,L,; GLOMOVA, 0,A,,,,- KOZLOYI VP*
of hydrocarbon -eo#see thmugh rock salt. Geol. nefti 2 no.2t
4?A9 F 1.58. (MM llt2)
1, Yeasoyusn" muohno-In-Iledovatelskly geologo-ratyadochm
n6ftya-
noy Institut,
(ass, Natural) (Rook salty (Diffusion)

A:$? Mum; To Pal TAUDOITIM!, I.
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DImUctuality."

Abilrack the artkis gives a doict;p6on
of the "ossis
Opi *nomalies observed on various levels
of a sac iof o"d
of m;";ma a( oil sommil qas6 "it
Infooft isrW d"Oom
In surface Wye" above oil and goo
pools testify to the
In ver4oul %#"*I of 04 smiklooft
of sed"Iftliory Mal.
virticol Inigration of gas" and to
amo;owavs DOCK ekes of
10% 04 early Issrgu of IM
forine6on of 19dow'"tery teas
#11oftiftotion of oil WA
gas poets,
the protsists of 04"fiao Cause a 1640810 44
mass Items
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%Nqr*d
into eq~ mwd;.m eq lAte.the towomore as won
miry
betivoien IV - 10-1 cailtsec. In some cases one too

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ANTONOV jj~- ".
sUnge and duration of the diffusion of gases froz pools into
edge wnters. Gaz. prom. 8 zme9tl-6 5 163, (MiRA 170)
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AHMOY., Petr Rikhaylovich, master Bportit SSSR-,
STAGIVICH, R.A., red.;
11 *d- KMYAKINA, K.S.. takhn.red.
o * .9 re ,,
EKethodology In training of porschutistel Veoprony
wtodiki
obuchentis parashiutists-sportsiona. Moskva. Ild-vo
VOSW#
1959. 183 P. (Parachuting) (NDU l3t4)

A]MNOV. p.M.. polkovnik, voyennyy letchik- pervopo klassa
Flight directors stwlyo Vest,Vosd*71. n**llj)3-)8 1 160.
(MIRA I)III)
(Air traffic control)

3/115(60/000/06/05/031
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AUTHORSi Yyeotskiy, A# Vo, Antonov,_P, 1,,j Kuroohkiri, A. P.
-am~
TITLEt An \Aror Automatic Compensation of the Temperature
jimetrument
Error in Measurements of Length
PMODICAL a IsmeritelInays. takhnikat 19609 No, 6p pp. 9-10
TEXTt Tbis is a description of an instrument developed by the Byuro
vlaimosamenyalmosti (pureatt of Interohangeable Manufactur WO for
automa-
tio compensation of the temperature error (types BB-1029 (Bir-10294aM
68 -10 (BY-10072). It Is unod for a simple and pneumatic
measurement of-lingth, Small.-miss thermistors of the type EM T-i
(YeVT_1)11i.,.'_
attached to the workplece to be tested or to the gauge of the
measuifrn-g
Instruneatt serve as sensItIve elenfints. The two thermistors are
oonneatcd
to the branches of a self-balanoing bridge (Fig, 1). The dimensions of
ud
Oorkpiooo are measured by means of it pneumatic differential instrument
(Fig* 2). Within a certain tomperaturs rangag the indications of the in-
strument depend only on the size of the vorkpisoe which is kept at a
con-
stant temperature, The applicability of this Inbtrument was
experimental-
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TIMXMCK* PA*p k*Ad,tskhnnnuk; TMARXT. A.D., arkhltokt,- XONTSW,
A.T.,
lash.1 ANTONOT, P.T., insh.; KHOTORTANINIT. D.L.. insh.-. SMNIN10,
1A.-kamda,geoL-minerlensuk: XOMOTj Me, insh.. red.; KOISISTA.
NOT#$ st"tatTeww'sa v7pusk
Eftecifications for making, designing, and using sand limestone
wall blacks] TakhMohaskis ukazaniis no prolsy6detwo, proaktiroyanis
I pritseneale v stroltelItAvo krupsykh stenovykh blokay is pillayth
livestalakov. liev, Biuro tekhn.pomoshchl NI11K AMAUSM, 1958.
82 P. . (KIRA 1212)
I* Mtralate KInIpterstyo ntroitelletva. Takhnichaskoyo upravlaxiYe.
2. Odevskly Inshenerne-stroltelinyy Institut (for Anton*v). 3.
Insti-
tut stroymaterisloy Akedoomli strottelletva i arkhitektury USSR (for
Solooluko).
(Buildir (Limestone)
g blacks)

ALEKHIN, F.K.; ALOTIII, L.M.; ALTArSV, Sh.A.;
A14TOI10V P.Ye.;
MZIK, Yu.Ya.; BF.LENtXIY, D.M.; BRATCIIDKO,-U-.F-.p
gomyy inzh.1 DREPNER, V.A.; ER Kvv *?.F.;
VALISHTEYN,
G.I.; YM'.OLElOKp N.S.; ZHISLIN, I.M.1 IVANOV~ V.A.;
WNSHENK01 G.Ye.; PON, S.S.1- KODYKt G.T.;
KREMMCRUTSKIYp
N.F.; KURDYAYEV, B.S.; KUSHCHANOV, G.K.; MASTER,
A.Z.;
PRMURAZMSKAYA, Ye.I.1 ROMTALI, Yu.M.; RUDOY, I.L.;
RUSHCHIN, A.A.; RYBAKOV, I.P.; SAGOOV, A.S.;
SAMSONOV,
H,T.; SERGAZINp F.Sq SKLEPCIIUK, V.M.; USTINOVp
A.M.;
UTTS, V.N.; FEDOTOV, I.P.; KIIRATIKOV, G.Ye.;
SHILENKOV,V.N.;
SIINAYDW, M.I.; DOYKO, A.A., retsenzent; SUROVA,
V.A.p
ved. red.
(Mining of conl deposits In Kazakhstan] Razrabotka
ugoll-
rqkh meatorozWenii Kazakhstana. Moskva, Nedra#
1965. 292 p.
WIRA ISO)

POLOVK"t G.P.% SULIMV, G.K.UA-N-TT!YJ-?--XO-
Plow with an acti" cutler for cutting tough coal. Nauch trud
KNIUI no. 11031-336 162. (WRi 177
7 ,!k -v ', - ; .-
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AUTHORSt Anionov, R. Aop Smorodin, Yu. A., and Tulinova, Z. 16
TITLEs Air ehowere at an altitude of 9-12 km
SOUROE: International Conference on Cosmic Radiation, Moscow,
1959. Trudy. v. 2. $hirokiye atmosfernyye livni i kas-
101_4
kadnyye protsessy, 406
TEXT: The density spectrum of extensive air showers was-studied
by means of hodoscoped counters, whose disposition Js shown in a
figure. In one o.," the experiments, a system of Ionization cham ere
operated in conjunction with tho hodoscope6 In order to obtain the
density spectrum of the showers, the mean denaity& of a shower was
determined at al'i the counters Jointly. Such a me od of determin-
11ILT reducee the offect of local e iactron-density fluctuations,
The taseage from the distribution ac,,ording to the number of opera-
tIng counter Im to the density apectrum, was effected by means of
40
the Integral equation
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B/627/60/002/000/006/027
Air Qhrwers at an D290,/D304
w
1.4 0 = ~Cmo(l - eF'Mme--P(;140-m) dH lp
4 UT
0
where v' is the area of a counter and dll,"dp - the 9ought for
diffe-
renlial density-apectrum; taking as the zleroth apprcximation
dH/dp - f(ep)(dp)-2.5
one obtains
00
m f(lp)m 0
40 ax ) (op)-2,1(1 - e-PC.)Me-9(4 O-m)d( 1)=-'( eP)maxS(m)
0
A figure ahowe the differential dienelty-opectra. for showers at
sea
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15 4 'r
S/62 A 002/000,,-'C0,,,`0,'1
Air showers at an D299YD304
level, and at altitudes of 9 and 122 km. The showers were
J~:vldod in-
to 3 groups, according -to the electron-density recorded rtt Oir,
cen-
ter of the apparatus. It was Mind that the distribution t-,' tna
shower axes Is little affected bj changes in shower
interj(,Ji-,Y. In
the following It Is assumed that at altitudes of 9 and 1? the
lateral distribution of electrone is expressed (in the by
Nishimura's function, A comparison of experimental and
thrforetical
values showed good agreement, It was found that the later,'O.
diotri-
butIon of electrons In extensive air showers changea with
-.i1tj1Aude.
The mean energy of the electron-photon component wae deterr,-,ned
by
the Ionization chambgre, simultaneously with hodoar-tope
revol,-ilrtgs,
L
Further, the integral. partiole-spectra of the showeri; werf.-
obt~tined
for the interval 5-1A
.N,C5.107. On the basis of the inteL,triii apoc-
tra, the energy opoctra of the primary particles were
thereby, very simple assumptions were made. The results i-Are
In a table. There are 4 figures, 5 tables and 2 referen,~e:i,~ i
So-
viet-bloc and I non-Poviet-bloo. The reference to the Ezq-,:'
guage publication rc,'s as fnllows. K. Kamata, J. 3uppl.
cf Progr. Theor. Phye.,. no. 6, 93, 1958.
Vnrd ~/4

SM,
Air showera at tin ... 4/60/002/000 '0.I';~,,,'0?7
D299/D304
ASSUCIATIONs Fizicheakiy institut im. P. N. Lebedeva A", phy-
eioe Inatituto im, P. N. Lebedev AS USSR)i
issledovatellskiy inotitut yadernoy f121k
entlflo Reaearch Inntitute of Nuclear Phy., Mos..
cow State University)
CarJ 4/4

PlMNOV, H. A. and TLJLIf;OVA, Z. I. ard &mMCjDIv# lue At
"Experimental Data on Development of Extensive
Air Showers In Upper Atmaphere"
Report presented at the International Conference on Conm~.c
Rays
and Earth Storm, 4-15 September 1961p Kyoto, Japan.
PH. Lebedev Institute of Physics, Moscow, USSR

R. A. ANTONOV, Yu. A. 11.00HOD1141 Z. 1. ;mLitiON'41
Evolution of vertical M in the upper atmosphere
report submitted for the 8t1i Ititi. Conf. on Cosmic
Rays (IUPAP), Jaipur India,
2-14 t)ec 1963

AMESSION NN AP4009107 - S/0056/63/045/006/1865/1874
AUTHORSt Antonov, R. A.j Smorodin# Yluo A.1 Tulinovao Z. 1.
TITLEs Altitude variation of vertical extensive air showers in
the upper part of the atmosphere
SOURCEs Zhurnal eksper. i teoret. fitiki, v. 45, no. 6, 1963f
1865-1874
TOPIC TAGSs extensive air shower,, cosmic rays, cosmic radiation,
air shower flux, vertical air shower flux, shower particle lateral
distribution, Gross transformation, particle number spectral expo-
nent, cascade parameter, electron photon component
ABSTRACT: Experiments have been performed in the upper part of the
atmosphere to obtain data on the fluxes and spectra of vertical ex-
tensive air showers and also on the lateral distribution of the
show-
er particles. Another purpose of the inveutigatLons was to check on
the validity of the generalized Gross transformation for vertical
showers, to check the particle-numL..r spectral exponent, ard to de-
.termine the cascade parameter. The experimental counter array used
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ACCESSION NRi AP4009107
for the Curpose is described. 7b4i altitude variation of showers
with -10 particles, obtained on the basis of the ex9erimental re-
sults, indicates that the particlos with energy -10' eV, which
ini-
tiate those dhowers. exporionce a high energy dissipation in the
interactions. A considerable fluctuation in the mechanism of
energy
transfer in the electron-photon component of the shower in also
indicated. "The authors take the opportunity to express deep
grati-
tude to S. N. Vornov for help with the research." Orig. art. hass
0 figures, 15 formulae and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATIONt Fizicheakiy inatitut im. P. N. Lebadeva. AN SSSR
(Physics Institute, AN SSSR)
SUBMITTEDt 2lJun63 DATE ArMs 027ob64 RNMs 01
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XXES910N NRs AP4012519
S/0056/64/046/001/0028/0035
AUTHOR: Antonov, R. A.1 Smorodin, Yu. A.; Tulinova, Z. 1.~
TITLEs Production of hiyh Laercry Garmia quanta in extensive air
showers with aaergies 10 4__1015-oV in the upper third of the atmos-
phere
SOURCEt Zhurnal ekevirr. i teoret. fiz;.,' v. 46, no. 1, 1V64,'
20-35
TOPIC TAGSt pion generation, extensive air showers, high energy
photon production, electron photon cascade, electron photon compo-
nent, shower size, shower particle density, air shower size, air
shower parti6le density, extensive air shower size, Landau theory,
Heisenberg model, Heisenberg fire ball model, pion generation multi-
plicity
ABSTRACTa In order to obtain data on 'the generation of pions in
interactions at dnergies exceeding 101'1 eV, for which only
indirect'
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ACCES6XON NR: AP4012519
data are presently available, the authors registered the electron
photon cascades initiated by -y quanta produced in extensive air
sliowers with 10 3_106 particles. The oxperiments were performed
with apparatus described elsewhere (ZhETP v. 45, 1865, 1963) at
air pressures k87 and 311 g/cm 2, in the y-quantum energy range 10
12..
10 13 W. Electron photon cascades with energy above 7 x 10 11 OV
wero registered. The size of the shower was determined
simultaneous-
ly by registering the particle density in the shower at several
points. The multiplicity of pion generation, calc!%Iuted on the is
basis of these data for interacticna of particles of energy -10 OV.
e;ceeds noticeably the value predicted by the Landau theory. The
degree of energy dissipation agrees more closely with the
Heisenberg
fire-ball model. "The withors take the opportunity to express deep
gratitude to S. N. Vernov for help with the research, and to.M.';.
Solov'yev for operating the ionization set-up." Orig.. art. hass 3
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'ACCESSION NRs AP4012519
figures, 8 formulas, and 4 tables.
ASSOCIATIONt Pizicheskiy institut im. P. N. L,.bedeva AN SSSR
(Physics institute,.AN SSSR)
SUBMITTEDs 21Jun63 DATE ACQt 26Feb64 ENCLt 00
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TAft
MMIANOW :Wvml
-W-"ti-on the devidopment cf lixt "- n t lipper bulf
j~j 77~
of the atmovphero
--AKMRC.U-.-A!4 MM. Piztcho5kly institat. Tnidy*, v. 26, 1964.
Kosmichosidye lucht
(Coamle raiTs.-RVI U10-
TOPIC TAGS: Wr shower. upPer ntmoqphero, gair ma quantum, vleetron
pbotorl casc.-kdo,
1101genborg fireoral
ABSTRACT: Two questiona Pro resolvord on the bw Is of ewerim mitol
dain - Ov.,% heighi
dependonecof vertical extemnive air showors and Ow formation of
-- .
p, i r s hp ), v f,, r t3 . A (I Ic t t n s tt~m - aUA W-W a 0 n - (*
I I t a I ft" 0
nAr showorn; 3. global height
_f6t-depmidonce of vertic-sil extensive air showers; 4. vndln)
Ii.9tribitim?
of psirlicles t,-j otcswers-, 5. lolght dept-wivneo of ve -Cctil
rhowors -Ith i jdvim numbuc of
particics. 711v rh tic". Slott of :44, s9c.-ni] Ij';eqtJ(In h.); I P.
f-( 0, 4111 crM) ol: 1, 444.A-Ixen-photon
mseadvig it) pxt;cT(nI-,~e rdr wwwors; 2~ mdr-ulattlican, Qi wbhe
total nurnbor of higb-cuergy
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AVMR i An~~ A*; Onorodia, Tu.A.3 Nllwvao Aol, 41
Oro t no"
TITLI t On the width of the saxinua of the altitudo depondence
our" for 9AC18-re
air shovers /Roport, All-valon Conference oa Conio nay Plirsice
w14 at atity 24-31
.tu"!t 1964/ __AP, - '_ -.1
SOULM AM 83SR, Invostlya. lorlya fisIcheskaya, v. 29, no. 9, 1968,
1,772-8-17J0
70PIC TAM secondary comic ray, extensive Mr $bower, nucloon
I
Intersotios, inelastic Intersotit)a
ARSTRAM Using recent experimental data frion several sourcen on
the abso'.1ute jual-
Onas, rates of extensive air abootra of different strongthe at
different a1W.;udes,
the authors have construot*d isoincidence curves for rates of
10-9, 10-10, ond 10-11
shower axes/oO *so stored on a log 9 versus t plot (H to the
number of partioles In
the shower and t Is the depth in the atmospbore). Ir thqrs were no
fluatuations In
the shower development process, theso curves would raprosont the
development in the
atmosphere of shovers of different strengths.. The tluctustlom are
discussed and it
Is aosolud*d that they an not more significeat than the - 30 16
exportmoAtel error.
The isoinaldence curves are charsoterised by broad maxims, whiah
extead nearly from
0 '~? 09 A' (P

L- 4474-66
200 to 700 g/o*2. Recent exporintatel data from a number of mount* on
the stmospher-
la depth of maximum developm*nt of e;%tensive air showere of
different energies are
compared with theoretlaPA asloulations. The fact that the maximum
developmost *" oc-
aur at dopthe as mall as 200-300 cAu2 shows that there must be
Interaotions in which
the energy In widely distributed *song secondary particles. The
snally dependence of
the %optb of maximum development, at least for energies up to 5 x 101
Ov. does not
agree with Lim predictions of pur*ll *loot reangnetto aescade theory,
4W1 asserted by
K.Kamata, K.Marakwl, &M S.Kawssakl (tut9roational Conference on
Commia Raysl Vol. 4,
Jaip,4r, 1963), but Is cowlattat with those of' suolear assoade
tboory. Orig. arts has
2 figures and I table.
Bus 0=1 NP/ luau CAT21 00/ OIUO Wtirs 010/ OIN MRIS 007

ACC AP6013282 (A) SOURCE, COD19-* UR/0413/66/000/008/0079/0079
INVENTOR: Borisov. M. F..; Molclijanov. B. V.: AMAonov, R. P.- V
ORG: none ji ~~
TITLE: Preparation of chlorinated polyorgano.siloxanes Class 39.
Ko,--1,00798
SOURCE- Izobretentys, promyshiennyyc obrnztsy, tovarnyye %naki,
no. 6, 1966,
79
TOPIC T GS: polyorganosiloxane, organosilicon monomer, &1&~ 0
I a
Z
13"Sr~ACT: This Author Certificate introduces a method for
preparing chlorinated
polyorganoalloxanes by hydrolytic polycondensation of
organosilicon monomers. ln~
order to conduct both the hydrolysis and halogenation
simultaneously, the hydrolytii
condensation to performed in the presence of an oxidizer such as
hydrogen peroxide.;
(LD)
SUB CODE: III SU13M DATE: 17Nov641
In

Increasing the output of meat and meat products. Nias.
Ind. MR no.2t
1-5157. (mm 1015)
1. Hinistr prourshlennosti oVannykh I moloohnykh produktor
SSSR,
(Meat industr7)

AVTONOVt S.
Expedite and improve preparation of dairlea for the now
coason, Mol. prom, 1%
No. 21 1952.
SO: MLRA. YAq 1952

Awl~)Nall S.
USSR (600)
butter
Work of the butter industry in 1951 &nd tpsks for 1952. Hol.
prom. 13, no 5,
Xv 1952
9. Monthl List or Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, _
Auvat -1951, Uncl.
2

1. ANTONOV, S.
r, trssR (6oo)
4. Mswhine-Tractor Stntions
?. Carrying out repair work In an organized funhion. MTS No.
12 1952.
9. Monthl List of Russian Accessiona, Library of C) Ll c
1,53, n 1.

's.
't"-lCf'S MkI work oranl7atton in mines,, by I.N.P.., I
kil* vi ~w
bY -S.Antonov. SOVsShlikht., 11 ll().lt4 I m rlz Re o ed
(wa ) Va 1(2. (MIRA 1411;!)
FOO-Coal minol-8)

AMrOXOV# S*rgey Anatol 'yevich, slor-ar I udarnik
Kommwdaticheskogo trude,
Ca-'sm is our cause. Vowi. vesto 41 fi*olltlO-3-1 N
161,
(KUU 16gll)
I* Mbskovskiy eloktromashinostroitelInyy savod imezA
Vladimir&
Illicha.,

Shipki., Electrical Tustallitione
Drlves~ Electric
*$hips With Electric Drive and Prospect& for
.Their 'Development In the UWO" S. Antonor,
Xleo livr, 3j pp
'Norskuy rlot" So 6
Plea for a Diesel-elootria merchant. floq9t. ZE-080
of Antonor's contentions are highly quentionabli)
aad e,~Ator Invites comment-7 Mentions alectrio
ship Nolotor" used on Crimea-Cauc"us run.
7777

ASHCHMMY, Yladimir Petrovich; ANTONOT IS.1 insh
elmtered.; MSEDUN,
* "
Z.G., red,izd-val ZOTLI=YA, U,A,l 0 red,
(Repairing the electrical equipment of ships] Remont
alektro
dborudovan.lia sudov. Leningrad, Isd-vo *Morskol
transport,*
1959. 237 P. (MIRA M12)
(Slootricit.r on ships--Maintenance am repair)
1 91 1

I
Modern gyroac-ol.,Ac Inctmront3 u,)d firc4tpacts citheir
dE-velo;mrt.
Trudy W nt).161:128-1)7 165.
- T- ~A

Justification for use at the present time of electric
ship propulalon. Trudly IM sud.prom. 8 no.3:19-32
(MIRA 1397)
(Ship propulsion. Xeotrio)
(Marine dialsel engines)

ANIONOV, Serguy Ivanovichp inzh.1 Frinimal uchaotiyo 11SKOVICE,
IffirUMN1511- FRIK, A.O., red.
(Diesol-olectrio motorehips) Dizoll-alektrokliody. Moskva,
Transport, 1964. 307 p. NIRA 17:8)

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"Investigation of the Properties of High Chromium ferrous Carbon
A.Uoys
and Their Application in the Casting of Mining and Metallurgical
Equipment." Cand
Tedh Sol, Sverdlovsk Mining Inst 1meni, V. V. Vakhrushev, Min
Higher Education
USSR, Sverdlovsk, 1954. (KLp No ll Jan 55)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR
Higher
Educational Institutions (12)
80 1 Sm. No. 556, 24 Jun 55

HODUVICII, N.V., insh.; ANTIONOVO S.M., Anzh,,
Lengthening the life and reducing the weight of axle-box roller
bearings. Trudy VNITI no.16150-67 162. (KIRA 171l)

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ANTONOT ; MIRK IIAVICHI 9.1.
I_q.x.
CHow pictures appear on fiW Xok poisyliastais no plank*
isobroshente. Kooky )cokinotadet. 1950. 61 p. (KLRA
10:11)
(cl noun t ogro;4"
0

KinrplenV.a T yr.ve nhrnlotl~,a. (Tl,,e cinerniorrvT-He I'llm find
its procesrInq, b
S. Y. Antonov, V. I.. Zellkrnn (1) K. 1. Plar),hlievic! . Yorkvap
Gos'Kihdizday, IZ50.
27/(~ p. illve., dla:-rs.
Catslopp,-(~ from abstract.
Tntroduction rofers to ti,e dev(,Icprent of tMR's fil-i 'ridustry
grnerally, and es
poe'ally to the develorrient ef new procedurv.- lnd methods *n
connection with the poss
.. '~x s , nR
WIlty of a cornlete change in Ue presently A t, tcchnological
procedimes of
mamfrievring arid treatrent of cinsmatorheplile fllrus -(;'.Pthoo
N. 1. Kirlilov, M. yu.
Devnrdeyev and N. W. Kirillova)

N.I.; ANTONOT, 89M.
EColor photWupby proossees] Protsessy tevetnol fotogdcrafil-
Xaskva. Gookloolvdats 1 51. 154 p. (Km 727)
(Color photography;

USPIESKIT. V.1.; ANTONOT, S.X.
~ ~-
Methods for the solution of duplicating color films.
Vsp.nauch.fat.
2:153-159 154. (KIRA 70)
(Color photography)

ANTONOT, S.M.; BUKIN, Tu.1.
Review of objective lighting adjustagnt methods In subtractive
color
lilm printing processes. 11sp.nauch.fot. 2:160-163 134. (MLRA
7s5)
(Color photocraphy-Piles)

7r, iV-
--'t~mmnns
'SA.W. -1~
-91?91 MIA-
A y olrl
E;a -~LUILLizj

ANTONOVO S.
~- -
Developing with two solutions, Sove foto 17 no.9t47-49
S 157.
(Photocraphy--Developing and developers) (KLRA lOt9)

ARTYUSHIN, L.r.; SMINA, O.Ts,; ANTONY, KIRILLOY,
R.I.; LITITAN,
A.Ut; MIXOMIA, Me; IWZHVIKOV, B.T.; 10113. Te.A..
kgnd.tekhn.
"IN nank6 redea TXLZSM, J..N.. red.; CHICHIRIN, A.M.,
tel0m.mde
Ecolor photograph$] ?Svetneis fotografiia. Pod red.
I.A.1ofism.
Koskva. Gos.lad-vo "Iskusetyo,* 1958, 208 p.
(Bibliotaks foto-
llubitolia, no.12) (MIRA 12A)
(Color photography)

AMNOV, S.M.; DY'.GUBSrLIY. G.G.
Now developer for positive filta. Takh.kino i telev. 4 no.4%45-52
AP 16o. (MIRA 13:9)
1, Hauchno-Iselodovatelledy kinofotoinstitut ONotfillm.0
(Fhotography-Doveloping and devolopero)

ARTYUSHIN,L.F.; SHUBINA, O.Ye.1 gj~~4QVS S.M.1
KIRILLOV, N.I.;
JIVITAN, A.Yu.; MIKOSKA, V.V.1 nmINIKOVP B.F.;
IOFIS,
Te.A., kand. tak"nauk, red.1 MIN, A.A., red.#
GORINA,
V.A., tokhn. r6d.
(Color photography] TSvetanaia fotografii&.
Iad.2., ispr. i
dop. Pod r&d. E.A.1ofisa. Moskva, Iskuestvo, 1961.
228 p.
(Bibliotska totoliubitelia, no.1'01) (MIRA 160)
(Color photography)

S 560 161/00 0.1009,(001b/009
AUTHORS., Antonov
M K. S. Bogomolov, N. 1. Kirillov, N. S.
4
Ovechkis. and B. I. Uspenskiy
TITI E.- Y imed in the first photogra-phy of
the Ur side- -6t.-the moon
PERIODICAL: Akademiye, nauk SSSR. Iskusstvennyye sputniki Zemli, -
no.--0,
1061 20-29
.TEXT: Both ground and onboard photographic processes were used
Wobtain
the first images of the far side of the moon. The main tank lay in
bringinji out
to the maximu claor o"h-e-"ta-ilx:vf 'oects-survwYed.-The numer c
%-IQJV IUJ. If -ADMIW LgA~3L~-~
la?-,p-Iarticlds/cm2. -Theor'etica1-----
of film darkening caused
Card 113

Photographic processes applied... S/560/61/000/009/00lb/009
-0 06--the film fogging was 0.13 to 0.14. The basic
particles-was --0.04 to ~ P
requirementu for the n~oarA-Aiotograpiiie-procusfvv-ere-st-m-p-i-ic-
ty,
Sr -all-
i- full autoination, and reliability. n -grain, heat -resistant film
of a v e r a g e
sensitivity and high resolving power, based on silver halide
photoemulsions, was
most suitable. A single-dish developing process, in which the film is
developed
and fixed simultaneously, was chosen. To preserve the necessary
vensitomet-
ric indices, a viscous developing- fixing solution was used. The
developing----------,-----
c om ponent wa s-.q. -new,-, ene rget ic- a ubstance- with high
supers dditf~e propert its
whlle~ the fixing- component possessed high buffering quality and a
high content of
fixing substance. A graphic presentation of the sensitometric
characteristics of
the single-dish process indicates t),3t temperature oscillations from
30 to 50*
have little effect on the characteristics of the curves.
Thermostati(: tests 01
the solution showed good conservation at t = 20-400 for 15 days, i.
e. . 2.5 times
the duration of the flight. Further processing of the film coiisisted
in a short
water wash and drying on a hot drum. All necessary sensitometric.
physico-
ci, emical, and mechanical tests we:ria made on a special model of
the equipment.
--------Card 213-----

Photographic processes applied- S/560161/000/009/00lb/00r-
for filin processing.
-Th-e-gto-und--sution-process-,onstated-in-tiue--recordtag--o-t-
------ the -imaje, In the fo_rm of radio aIgnals sent from.the
attition, on photographic
film and subjecting the film to chemical processing.. Low -cone
entrating . slow-
ing-operating leveling developers mere specially mad,:-, The devel
entof-__-
0 QPm_ -
-test-.iegatives-mad"t--ppasibl-*--m 6-61ablibs proc-~,_bing
rvgimes., Sets of posil~
tiven and doubl e negativ ca,- ob-tain-ed-from onach frarne, served
as Initial- ma-
Wrial-in-investigating the first lmagcz of the
far side. Samples of the prints
obtained are given.
Card 3/3

DMITHIM, Ye.A.; AIMIIOV. S.11.
14monosoy Lootur6s in the Section of Agriculture and
JJIo1og7. Yeet,
Hosk.un.Ser 6: Biol., pochv. 15 no.3:76-7P Py-Je 160.
(NNU 13:7)
(Agriculture) (Physiolo&v)

lv-(~_6 . " i J V-1 -~;' /v~
AUfHORS
Antonovs S.N*9 Engineer 135-58-5-11/17
TlTl,k;i
Ultrasonic
Inspection of delded Structures at tlh(f Leningrad

Metal Plant
(Ul'trazvukovoy kontroll evarnykh konstruktaiy na

Leningradskom
metallicheskom zavode)
IIERIODICkLi
ivarochnoye Proizvodstvo, 1958,
Nr 5, pp 34 - 36 (UssR)
ABSTRACTi
After 1956t the Leningrad Metal
Flant irtroduced the ultra-

sonic inspection method for thick
welded seams, and uses the

"UZD-7N" impulse-defectoscope of
ToNlITHASh design with a

set of prizmatic feelers with 30, 40, and
50 0 input angle

of ultrasonic oscillations. rhe article gives
6eneral infor-

mation on the method, including the oscillation
frequencies

and feeler angles dultable for different metal
thickness.

Ultrasonic inspection of cast-welded structures of
carbon and

low-alloy steel was Introduced at the plant in 1957. A
special

TsN11TMASh defectoscope was used. As practical examples of

application, there in mentioned a fault revealed in 70-107 mm

depth froin the surface in a welded Joint of a cast-welded

stator
for the Stalingrad Itydraulic l'oser Ilant (S"alingrade-
Card 1/2
kaya GES), and two cracks In 60 mm depth in circular welds

135-58-5-11/17
Ultrasonic Inspection of Welded Structuree tit th6 Leningrad metal
Plant
on a rotor for the Gyumushokaya GES.
There are 5 figures.
AVAILABLEs Library of Congress
Card 2/2
777777

25' 7 7 1
S/194J61/000/006/057/077
D201/D302'
MTHOM; Medvedev, V..~. and Autonov, S.N.
TITLE: Applying ultrasonic R-Od gama dcfr.,ct dotection, to
the control of welded structures, forgitUs and cast-
j 11ge
PERIODM%: Referativnyy churnal. Avtomatika i radioelektronika,
no. 6, 1961, 17, abstract 6 E120 (V ab. lieltotoryyc
vopr. toklinol. proiz-va turbin ('1Y. Lcniiq;r. metal-
lich. a-da, no. 7), M.-L.., 1960, 577-3BB)
TEXT: The roaults or investigationa with ultrasound penetration
and gamma defect detection, as applied to the control of
weldirgs,
castings and combined structures are considered. The defect
detec-
tor YVI-7H (UZD-7N) of the TaNIMWI-t with prismatic probcs was
used, with inlet arq;lco betimen 30 mid 500. The experiments
were Id
carried out at 2 5 (for welded nemin up to 150 mn thick) aml
1.8
mc/s. Ilia Bcnsitivil-y of the instrument for a given depth of
pelle- V~
Card 1/2

297
S/194/61/000/006/057/077
Applying ultrasonic and gama defect... D201/D302
tration was adjusted using a standard with side apertures 2, 2.5
and 3 m. The welded castit%.9 , having a coarse ci-,,ctal structure,,,
were investigated for the effect of xkUrasouic frequency aud clea
linesn of the contact surface of the specimen., The poonibility of
determining, the character of the defect from the pulrc simpe at the
CRT screen varying the probe displacement or rot.-.tion is discussed,
Recommendations art, given on thc suitability of ateata ttirbine plates
on the basis of the ultrasondc contril rcnultt;. The equipment is
de.,--crihed togcthor with the mothodu of controllim weldi-m-S mid
castint,s by tiefffin of fatimia-rtivn. 14 figures. rLatr~,,cte"r's note-
xJ
C(xr.plete translation
Card 2/2

S/191 60/000/008/012/014
BONA%
AUTHOR: Antonov, S. N.
TITLE; Measurement of the Electrical Resistance of Plastics by
the Eleatromater Method
PERIODICAL: Plasticheakiye massy, 1960, NO- 8# PP- 59-60
TEXT; The author developed an apparatue which makes it
possible to measuiv
the surface reei:tlnce Q. and volume resistance Q v of 2 mim
thick plastic
samples up to 1- 0 a ohms. As a measuring instrument, a
single-filament
electrometer with a I - 4 it thick platinum filament is used.
Fig. 1 shows
the basic circuit diagram of the electrometer, Fig. 2 the
entire circuit
diagram of the apparatus, and Fig. 3 the special circuit
diagrams for V/
measuring Q v and Qa. Equations are given for calculating Q v
and Q8
on the basis of the measurements. Shape and dimension o~ the
electrodes
and samples are to be selected according to rOCT
6433-52V"Tverdyye
dielektriki" (GOST 6433-52 "Solid Dielectrics'). The author
thanks
S. B. Ratner and G. 0. Tatevowlyan for theif assistance. There
are
Card 1/2

Measurement of the Electrical Resistance
of Plastics by the Electrometer Method
3 figures.
Card 2/2
S/191/60/000/008/012/014
B004/BO56

ANTONOTo Sol*
Neatiurevent of the electric rellstanoss of plastics by man of
an electrometers ?Wt-mosy no*8159-60 160. (NIU 13 2 10)
(Plastics-Blectria properties) (Ilectrometer)
. ~ . ! . -% t: -,~ - .4 ~ . ----
. 14 ~: .1 . , 1 11 -
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ANTONOVo S,N,; TAT)NWO!YAN, G60.
Autowtio programmed regulator of the rate of the eleetric beating
of instruments and apparatuse plast~wwey no.6:46~47 161.
(KMA 140)
(Eleatric. beating) (Tesperature regulators)
Y.

ANTONOV, S.N.j TATEVOSIUNp G.O.
Cirouit diagram of a setup for determining opeoific
volumetric and
surfaos slectric resistanose. Plast.maasy no.1105-57
161.
(Elsotrio measurements) (MIRA 14319)

MIZIN., Viktor Nikolayeviohj FRENKELI, Leonid Davydoviche Prinimal
uchaotiye ROZENDLYUH, V.I,j ANTONOVI S.N inzh... retsenzent;
OKERBLOM, N.O.,, doktor tekhn. nauk, prof.,, red.; BOCHAROVA,
Ye.O.,, red. izd-vaj SHCHETININA, L.V.v takhn. -red.
[Velded elenents for steam an.1 gas turbines] Sv&Me konotruktoii
parovykh i gazovykh turbin. :Iod red. N.O.Lkerbloma. Moskvaj,
Haahgiz, 1962. 222 p. (KMA 1517)
(Electric welding) (Gas turbines)
(Steam turbines)

ANTONOV, S.N.1 FAYNSHTEYN, Ye.B.
Nothods of testing the electric properties of thin
filim of
polparle materials. Plant. massy no.31W-50 163.
(MIRA 16M)

ANTONVIII S.N.; FAYNSHTEYN, Ye.B.; ANDRIANOVA, N.V.
Elactrio properties of a polyethylonetarephtalate film, Plast,massy
no.12351--52 163. (MIRA 1712)

ANTQNOV~ S.N., inzh.
I.mprov!ng the erficiency or tho welded conotruction of
turblness
(Trud.v]IM no.1102-80 1644 (MIRA 17112)

ANTONOV, S.N,, Inzh,; SHCHERBAKOV, V,V,, Inzh,j
KIIORO'JRYKII, G.A., takhnik
Technology of preparing large welded sectionr, for the
construction of
hydraulic tiLrbines, Trudy LMZ no.11040-152 164, (MIRA
17,32)

ANTONOVP S.N., inzh.; SHCH&%BAKOV, Inz1h.; VA.I(KOV, N.I.,
U~khn,4~h
MAnufacture of welded diaphragms. [7'ruly)L?2 ro.ID299-314 164,
(MIRA 27:12)

ANTOXU",Y,,_inzh,
Manufacturing welded structures or alumIntw.-nagnavium
alloys. [Trudy
WZ no.11042-347 164, (MIRA VIM

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ACC NR, Ar6O 065 SMIC6 WLJE3 IJR/0191/66/000/004/0038/0040
23
AUTHOM Antonov, So Njj Guman, it Mei Koytip, V, V.; LuA!Cke-Ai-nL.L-
-L-
OAGt none
TITM Eloctrio f epoxy revins of difforont molooular weight
~Crtla~ o
mu=: riasticheakiye massyp no* 4, 1966, 38-40
ToriC TAGSt epoxy plastiop dielectric proportyp dielectric lossp
molecular weight
ABSTRAM The authors studied the effect of molecular weight#
temporaturep and_time
of curing on the ongle of dielectric losses (tg S),
dielectri~jpermoability ( E ), and I
specific electric volume resistivity (P.) of epoxy resins ED-5N ED-6,
and F.D-L (nee I
Table 1), obtained by condensation of diphonylolpropane anff
opf'chlorohydrine DielectriO
properties of tho noncured resins improved with an increase in
molecular weight and
as their curves of tgS - f(t) and E = f(t) shifted toward higher
temperatures* The
values of dielectric properties of pured resins decreased with an
increase in zolecu-
lar weight. The ouring conditions of the ej:oxy resins affected tgS
more than E or
Orige art* hast 5 figo and 1 tables
Llzqr-d_.I/;2 UDOs 678,643!.4L'5.OI-L-5M226

ACC NRe AP6023065

z J_

41)

'414

'411
00

to
3113 .

r4v
Iz

49S.
of
ON

ON.
411
to
09

i . INV- -20 0 v 0

Be W W
IV -80 _W W 00 f,
Figure 1. Dependence of tg (1-3)p E(4-6)) Figure 24b Dope idence of
tg 9 and P,*f tI
and Pv (7-9) of the noncured resins on temper- cured resins tn curing
temperature;
ature; lo 4p 7-U~-5 rosinj 2p 5p S-ED-6 resin; tg% i I-ED-51 2-ED-L;
3-ED-6; 4-ED-5;
3, 6, 9-ED-L resin pv : 5-ED-51 6-ED-6; 7-ED-L; 8-ED-5;
1 and 8 were cured by diethylenetriamii
Table 1. Chaiacteristics of epoxy resins and 2s 3, 4t 5p 6. and 7 by
m&laio an-
Res n_Uoncn*,I ~W6 weightl Melting temp.,~ hydr~ide
M-5 I -d-0
ED-6 16,3 450-550 8-15
ED-L 9.3 $00-1000 40-60
SUB OODFj -QLU/ SUBM DAM none/ ORIG RM 005/ OTH REFt 002

44-
AZfj&Vo S~epan Petrovich; MNYZRSoll, Vladimir Pavlovich-,
KATLIN. O.H., red.;
II=TBYA,--U#vb red.isd-va; IAYRXNOVA, N.B., tekhn.red.
(Computing installations with high pile grating) Raschet
soorushenit
a vysokim avainyu rostvarkom. Moskva, Izd-vo OHorskoi
transport f"
1957. 158 p. (MIRA 11:3)
(Piling (Civil engineering))

TARNOVSKIY, I.Ya*;AIqONOV, SP,; ODINOKCV, Yu.I.;
KUSTOBAr.-W, G.G.;
SYCHKOVj B.D.
Ingot rolling in the n50 slabbing mill. Stall 22
no.8:720-727
Ag 162. (MRA 15:7)
1. Urallokiy politekhnichookly institut, Urallskly
institut
chernykh motallov i Magnitogorokly motallurgichookiy
kombinat.
(Roning (~%talwork))

AnQKff#-AJ-i inih.j BO'LWHINOVj, X.I... prof.j
UZUENKO, A.M.j, Lzhej
XUSTOBIM"., G.G., insh.; LIBINOVICHp 19.1.#
kand.takhn.vaukl
RYABOHIIOVj, F.D.t insho,
Improving the quality of rolled metal isurfaces
made of large
ingots. Stall 22 no.8%728-732 hg 162& (MIRA 1517)
1. Magnitagorskiy mot&llurgichookly kombinat L
Magnitogorskiy
gornometallurgich6okLy institut.
(Steel i ots)
(Rolling (Ketalvorjk--Qiiality control)

LIIOVCHENKO, Niklta Vasillyevi,.-h; ANIONOVO Sergey Pavlovich
W--r-til I-
BOYARSTIINOV, Mikhail IvZno~~r-7WVJK( , e an-ov
pva Ich;
[Production or steel platei Proizvodstvo tolatolistovoi
stali. Moskva.. Metallurgiia.. 1964. 306 p. (MIRA 17:12)

S/073/(',0/026/005/015/0-9
B004/BW
AUTHORS: Zosimovich, D. P., Antonov S. 11.
TITLE: Stress of Electrodepoeits of Chromium Under Different
Conditions of Electrolysis
PERIODICAL: UkrainskAy khimir.hookly ~,hiirnal, 1960, Vol.
26, No. 5,
pp. 663 -- 66e
TEXT: The purpose of the present w-~ik was to study the
effe,~.t of *,h'~
strees of electrodeposited chromium upon the development of
cracks and
surface defects. Flexible steel cathodes 0.1 ram thick, which
had beon
varnished on ono side, were used for the purpose, and M. L.
Pertsovskiy's
method was arplied. The experimental conditions werp a Cr 0
c!cncentra-
1. 2 3
tion of lOg-600 g11, a ourrent density of 10-100 a/dm', and a
tempera-
ture of 22 C. The authors determined: 1) the weight. of the
oathode be-
fore and after the experimentl 2) the deflection zz of the
free end of
the cathodet 3) the function z - f('~); 4) the fun-tion t -
f(p), wh'mre
g is the thickness nf the depoeil. expresood in mieronsl 5)
tho furLtinr,
Card 1/2

ZOGIMOVICH~ D.P.; ANTONOV S.P.
Preparation of ohromio acid from chromium
hydroxido*
Ukr.khim.shur, 28 no.8t987-990 162. (MIRA 15111)
1. Inatitut ob"hey i neorganichaskoy khWi AN
UkrSSR.
(chromic acid)
(Chromium hydroxide)

ZOSIMVICHO D.P.
Physiomhemical study of polychromate electrolytwi.
Zhur.prikl.-
khim. 35 no.l2s2?9l-2IZ93 D 162. (HIRA 1615)
(NIanD~Rtes) (Electrolytes)

WSIMVICH# D,P,; AINTONOVt S..P.; ffJDKEVICHp V.V.
Anodic oxidation in chromichronate electrolytes.
Ukr.khim.zhur.
29 no.6t642-647 163. (MIRA 160)
1. Institut obahchey i noorganichaskol khimil AN
UkrSSR.
(Chromium compounda~ (Oxidation, Electrolytie)
. .:I z i ".

-1 ' 4-19NOV, S,P.; ZUAMOVICH; D.P.
Use of a rotating disk electrode in tho study of
anodic
oxidation of chromium. Ukr. khim. zhur. 29
no.10tllll-1112
163. (MIRA 17:1)
L Institut obshchey I noorganicheskoy klilmit AN
UkrSSR,,

ZOGIMOVIClip D.P. (Zoolmov7ohp D.P.]; ANMNOV# ~.P.
Preparation and regeneration of chromic acid by anodic oxidation
of chromium h7droxide, ghim.prom. (Ukr , no.lilO-12 J&-Mr 164.
(W PA 17: 3)

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