SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BAKSHI, O. A. - BAKTAY, G.

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.'-30VII 35-59-1-21/241
Second Research-Production Conference on Buili-,ip Weldint;
With
Vibro-Arc
nical Instituter which exarained physicall character
of the optimal limits. Candidate of T~,~--hnical. Sciences
V.B. Shlyapin (TsNII for railroad transportation) lec-
tured on the automatic build-up welding with a vibro
electrode under a layer of powder whIch 6ui~rantees
thin layers of high quality without pcrc-:,. and rracks,
Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docen' .
K.V. Florov and Engineer N.S. Demidovich (Dnepropetrovsk
Institute for Mining Industry imen! Artem ; dealt with
problems of' vibro--aro welding of worn-out; parts o.f
machines used in the coal mining iniuctry an". with the
mechanical proceosint; of layer3 of the build-up weld.
Enginecr Yc6t.. Obruchnikov (Moscow Inutitute for Miecha-
nization and Electrification of Al;ricultiiro) spoke on
the chances of using mechanicR! 1,-,ercivloive ~;enerators
for build-up welding of thin layersz. Fngineer V.A.
Bnutina (ChPI) reported about the work which was car-
ried out by the welling deptirtment and the rar repair
shops In testing and projectint-, vibro"O"
Card 3/6 hends. Candidate r)'~ Trchincal, 3cJcn-(-;,

Second Research-Produe t 1 oil Confereri~,,(-, on Bu-,N-un IN:
1,h
Vibro-Arc
Docent, A.A. Opir idonov devoted '.-i 1 spoi_,ch- cs o m C-
new construction-, of beuts which wer!-_~ the
Department fo.,- ir. ti-~e Urn] Poly*,e,.h-
nical Tnstitu.--~. an-~, *o oone t,?F4. re^,uit-, vibre
arc welding, on earbon. d_-oxideL,. Can,.!"i~itt, cf T-toh-nl--
cnl ScienCes, N.T. Dolluenko r!~-Porte.J atour stud,,e,.,, -.c
explore and inLroduce e1ertro. Ili! 011
car parts, eupecdO.ly of crank ari mul.,
ti-electrode build-up weldinC. AvBc ?Ioh-
beyn lectured on the production of automatic mach,.nes
for build-up weldin- -.-vith vorcu3siv,- arc -,n The Ord-
zhonikidze works inoOhelva~4nsk. Ar-,m- ,-Ypericnces
applying vibro.-arc weld'vig wer- report-M in the lec-
tures of the enrineersYe-.,1,., Bnnlrirl ILA* Kama-
lov (Chelyabavtoremzavod), V,T. Gololobova ZjJntouc-
4;ovddy,'.',etnllurg,ic Institute ime.all stallp, A".'_
katashryy (Muri:innsk 3hip Rej,aii-
(Chl'l)t V.T. Gorbatyuk (1n1-ti+ku*,,, 'Navril Lng.1ler-ra
Card 4/6 in 0.19 ssa Kipnio (Tcchn;,-al of'

Second Research-Production Conference on Bui._'d-up 'Welding 'With
Vibro-Arc
the Kaliningrad economic Oistri~J)~ rrid P.T. Dvnirp~-hc.-
skiy (TsBTI in the Kruonoyorozl-
The3e leotures .,how, Quit. vibro-are wt,!itinj~ 1o -,uecoss-
fully used in repairing parto in motal-ciitting machines,
of cars, of metallurgic, energetic, and other equipment
of ship enGineu. The conference adopted a resolution
calling for a. further perfection of build-up welding
with vibro-arc. It was found necessary to continue
the research studying I
, the 1,tyer of the. build-up weld,
the wearing reolstance of the welded ptirtz,,, the devc-
lopment of effective methodo to provent, cracks. It
was also thought to be Important tc 3tudy flie limits
and technology of build-up weldint, with alternating
current and the build-up welding of n1loyed steels;
cast-iron, and non-forrour, vietril-n, The resolution al-.
so points to the necessity of putting grent emphasis
on the development of research into build-up welding
with a vibro electrode under a powder layer Pnd with
shielding gases; nl8o vit-is Ithe of d('v('-
Card 5/6 loping methodn to alloy the build-op lr!~;,r OU-flng the

V/1 '49
Second Research
-Productlon Con.ferenc(~ on BuIl
Vibro-Arc
welding. A'atomatic anJ. L;emi-mjtcm.,iti-- bij-1.1,i-up
%vellers
ar,? to bc f-Jr'~ber de,,clopcd fuid Fpeoial
attentior, is givt~n to machines w.,.rej :)f b-4fr dia.-
meter, btind electrc(le,,,, and
ASSOCIATION: Chelydjinalraya 6blmstmpq& zektsiym nvark-t
(M-0-.1yabt-&r. GVJLst
Welding Seatli--.su)
Card 6/6

- -- - - - RAUHI - O.A# p k(Lud.-- -takhn-. ut-Ic -RIMEOV -I a
Slut "
0 v IP A.S.-- Ots.; 0111 TOY, Y.M., inzh.
Stability of welding del-)rmations. (Sbor st.] CHIPI no.16:5-13
159. (MM 22:9)
(Welding-Teettag) (Strains and stresses)

-----PAM1#-OeAe I kande- -tekhnauuk ---- --
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Method of meamaring the range of electrode weaving In automstio
weaving-aro hard facing* [Sbor. at.] CnP1 no.16i45-50 159.
(KIU 1219)
(Hard facing-Testing) (Slectric- welding-Testing)

-----QAIAKTIONOV-A-TejDZNISOV, TUA-j-XW'rMV, 0-T.1-HASLOV, -MIJj
)IIKOMP-
I.P.; P;~UVIX, I.T.; KOCHEVA , G.N.; iGIMOVp A.Pq TEL Og
N.M.; RAUKOV, M.I.; SPWHKOV, V.T.; STKPANOTV B.T.9 SWANOVt
V*V61 kand, takhn. nauk; SHEMMOVp B.Ts.; YMSHBVp G.P.; IWIKOV#
K.A.9 dots., retsen ontl BAKSHI O.A., dotseq retseezentl BZMKrNq
P*Not dotses retsen:Outj P11MW I.R.9dots.9 retsentzent;
RUDAKOVq A.S.# dots,, reteensentl FIZHB=p N*Bef inshot retsen-
zent; IHRUSTALIT9 L&Taof Osh,p reteententl KRlUTIKHOVSKIrl V.G.p
insh.9 red. BOBROTI Ye.Ieg kands takhn. naukp red. DUGINAp N.A.9
takhn. red.
[Welding bandbook] Spravoohnik raboahogo-evarshchika. Pod red.
V.V*Stepanova. Moskyap goa. nauchno-tekhnizd-vo mehinostroit.
lit"ryp 1960, 640 p, (Welding) (MIRA 14:6)

82583
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AUTHORSt Povolotakir, D. Ya., Bakshi, 0.
TITLE: On the Effect of Internal Stress On Flake Formation in
Steel'
PMIODICAL: Izvestiya vye3hikh uchebnykh zavedeniy, Chemaya
metallurgiya,
1960, No. 6, pp. 124-130
TEXT: It was established by previous Investigations that'the
hydrogen
content in steel had a primary effect on flake formation. The
effect of Internal
stress was considered to be secondary. The latest studies
proved, however, that
both the hydrogen content and the internal stress might be
factors leading to the
formation offLakes. There are few data available on changes in
the internal
stress of shaped rolled or forged steel work, resulting from
heat treatment,
p"~enting flake formation. Investigations were carried out into
the effect of
a special heat treatment on the magnitude and way of the
distribution of intemal.
streso of the I order. Moreover, an attempt was made to
determine stress of the
11 order by X-ray structural analysis. Tests were performed
with 18YM18KWT)
steel containing 0.22% C, 0.9% Mn, 0.23% 31, 1.07% Cr and 0.1%
Ti. Blanks were
rolled from annealed blooms and subjeoted to heat treatment and
air cooling.
Other blanks were air cooled directly after rolling without
undergoing an
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82583
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On the Effect of Internal Stress on Flake Formation in Steel
Intermediate heat treatment. The hydrogen content was determined by a
method
y, and V, P. Isayev. Int%mal.
developed by A. N. Morozov, D. Xa, Povolotski,
stress was determined by N. V. Kalakutskiy's and N. N. Davidenko's
methods.
Linear measurements were made with a general-purpose microscope. The
following
results have been obtainedi there were no flakes observed in blanks
subjected
to heat treatment after rolling. Tho absence of flakes was not due to
the
elimination of hydrogen but to the. effect- of a decrease in the
internal stress.
Tensile stress was not able to cause flake formation but created
favorab16
conditions for this process. Thermal treatment of flake-sensitiv6
steels
caused considerable reduction of tensile stress; this is qpe of the
main causes
for the absence of flakes in steel work after annealing. The
determination of
stress of the 11 order performed by X-ray structural analysis showed
consid-
erable changes in tangential and radial stress. The values obtained
are not
reliable, although the presence of internal stress of the II order in
blanks
which were air coolad after rolling, Is beyond any, doubt. Stress,
caused by
the presence of hydrogen in steel, combined with Internal stress,
resulting
from cooling and deformation, cause the formation of flakes. There
are 2 sets
of microphotos, 2 graphs and 8 references: 7 Soviet and 1 English.
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82583
s/148/6o/ooo/oo6/oo8/oio
On the Effect of Internal Stress on Flake Formation in Steel
AW)CIATION: Chelyabinskiy politekhnicheskiy institut (Chelyabinsk
Polytechnic
Institute)
SuEMr=1 September 18, 1959
Card 3/3

BAKSHI"okar--AlaaAmirOdWU-JLMWI,OVO S.I.0 k&W.tekhz.aauk,,
retsonsent;
DUOINA9 N.A.j takhn.red.
(Stresces and warpage in welding] Napriazhaniia i koroblenie
pri ovarke,. Moskva, Masbgims 1963., 69 p.
(Nauabno-pcpAiarmia
bibliotaka raboohogo-syarshchika,, n0-4). (MIRA l5s4)
(Welding-Defectis) (Themal stresses)

kand.tekhn,naukj SOLOVSKOYO V.M.p insh.
Research in the - fiold. of. mechanization of welding carried out
by the ChelyabinskAssearch Institute on Technological Proceaues
in the Manufacture of Machinery, Svar, proizv. no,,10:17-21 0
1619 (MIRA 14:9)
(Welding-FiquiMent, and supplies)

IDID 1511,
27934 3/135/61/000/010/003/00&
A006/A 10 1
AUTHORS- Bakahl, 0. A., Candidate of Technical Scinnc,?-~,
Solovskoy, 11, M.,
'b~ne-er-
~TITLE Ach.evements of Chelyabinsk NlITEKhMASh In the fiold
of me~h&nlzlng
the welding practice
PURIODIC,AL. Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 10, 1961, 20
,EX'--. Together with the Plant Imeni S. Ordzhonikidze, the
Soient1fic
Researcb Institute of Machinebuilding Technology of the
Chelyabinsk Sovnarkhoz
(N71TEKhMASh) has investigated and accomplished the method
of pulsation-arc
(vibration arc) building-up and welding with the use of
kqPIA -5 (KUMA-5) auto-
matin ma:,blnes and a modernized mandrel. Metals 0.6 - 2.0
mm thick were welded
by this method In a cooling liquid jet, under flux, and in
oarbon dioxide. As a
result of the study it was found that; 1) hot roll*ed and
cold rolled low carbon
4teels, 0.6 - 2.0 mm thick, oan be welded by the pulsation
are process without.
suoply of liquid using (Sv-08) wire up to 2.0 mm in
diameter; 2) Pulsation arc
welding of thin low carbon steel produces slight
deformations of the welded part,
a reduced area of heat-affected zone and seams with a 0.6 -
2 mm log, at
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2793h S/1135/61/000/010/0(~3/008
Achievements of Chelyabinsk NIITEKWSh ... A006/AIOL
relatively high welding speed. The pulsation are welding
machine ta simpln in
operation. 3) The vibration of the welding wire tip at 100
cycles frequnncy
and at a constant feed rate, &33ures satisfactory
excitatioz. of the irc w~l
.,table burming; thq mcatal 1-4 transferred by small
po-ntions 4) Sa~.Iqfactory
fo-mation of the weld joint Is obtained at 100 iTL/h weidl-g
!:pt-od for
0.6 - 2.0 mm thick metal. 5) The low Youage
generator Is r~t~ommended as a power s),ipply scur,,~e. An
reactan.- 4 in the form of d thrott le wl th sec t ional
wind ire,6o:.r~c-
we3dtnA c1rcu!t. Thero is I figure.
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S/125/62/000/007/005/012
D040/D113
~VTVOZ: Dal and Klykov, N.A.
71'AL.'.: Invcstigatioi of temperature fields and residual
stresses when arc
wel,lin~; a bole in flat steel shects
p-,., UODICU: Avtovatiches-Itaya svarka, no. 7, 19G2, 31-35
T:;G: TI-o ~Qscrib-.d cxrzrimonts confimed the feasibility
of theoretically cal-
cujatinL residual stresses in steel sheets arou.nd holes
filled by are,welding.
ii.c calculation method, previously suggested by Bakshi and
based on the theoreti-
':'~l asslu".ption that the linear heat source is imobile,
is explained, and the em-
perin,,ental to,-liniques described. The vaterial used was
8 mm thick 500 x 100 run
shects of annea-Icd low-carbon stee14 with one drilled hole
of 6 rmi diam in the
c~=er. The holes were filled by automatic arc welding with
an irawbile welder
Constant. The mean
and a time relay ensuring that the time of arc burning was
1wat quantity introduced into the sheet at given conditions
was measured*, and the
liberating arc energy oscillographed; the tenperaturo in
spots at different'dis-
tances from the hole was measured by thermocouples. The
distribution of radial
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S/125/62/000/007/CV5/012
D040/D113
lnyo.stigation of temperature .........
,.nd Lan-ential residual stresses was measured by applying radial
contracting
.rorces ~o the contour of the hole, and verified using an electric
resistance
Strain age. Fort-mlas of the theory of elasticity were employed. The
obtained
data arc related to the thermic cycles in different points an the
shect. The
distribution of residual stresses and plastic deformtions are
presented in graphs
and closely coincide with the theoretical values. There.are 5
figures.
,~sso~;IATIONS: Cliclyabinskiy politelchnicheskiy institut
(Chelyabinsk Polytecluiie
111stitute) (O.A. Bakshi); Nauchno-is sledovatel I sic iy i
proyelano-
tehlinologicheskiy institut avtomatitatsii imekhanizatsii mashino-
stroyeniya (Scientific Research and Design and.Planning Technologi-
cal Institute for the Automation and Mechanization of Machinebuild-
ing) (N.A. Klykov)
SUID11ITT'n,
July 31, 1961
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BAKSHIL 0 A kand.takhn.nauk; SHRONj R.Z., inzh.
Strength during the static tension of v*14 joints vith a soft
padding. Svar.proizv. no.5t6_10 Vq 162. (MIRA 15s12)
1. NIMMUSh Chelyabinskogo soveta, narodnogo khozyaystva.
(Welding-Testing)

- - -BAKSHI- O.K----ka-ndtjkIjj~~SOWV5KOY N.M., -i--n-z-h-.
- - 0
Welding innovator's day in Chelyabinsk. Svar.proizv. no.741
JI 162. (MIRA 15:12)
(Chelyabinsk-Welding-Technologica1 innovations)

BAKSHI O.A. kand.tekhn.nauk; SIIATOV, A.A., inch,
University on theoretical problems on welding in Chelyabinsk,
staffed with volunteers. Svar. proisv, no.8t46 Ag 162 jMRA 15111)
(Chol,yabinek-Welding-Study and teaohing)
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BkLZHI, M.F.; HEREZKIN, P.N.; GOLIDSHTEIN, Ya.Ye.; GALTEIRIN,
Ye.B.;
YEDLICHKO, V.V.; KERAS, A.F.; LEKUS, I.D.; POTEKUSHIN, N.V.;
POZDNYSHEVP V.M.; SUBBOTIN, N.A.; SAVINTSEV, R.I.; TAFAfOVSKIY,
V.M,j SHEREMETIYEV, A.D.; B&LSIU., O.A.,_,,_knnd. tekhn. nauk,,
retsenzentl BONDIN, Ye.A., inzh., retsenzent; BOYKO, F.I., inzh.,
retsenzent; VASIN, Yu.P., inzh., retsenzent; LAZAREV, A.A., inzh.,
reteenzentj SORDKIN, A.I., inzh., retsenzent; KONIKOV, Arkadiy
Sergeyevich, dote., red.; DUG1NA, N.A., tekhn. red.
[Economy of metals in the machinery industry]Ekonomiia metallov
v mashinostroenii. ( W]M.F.Balzhi i dr. Moskva, Mashgiz, 1962.
235 P. (MIRA 16:2)
(Machinery-Design and construction)
(Metals, Substitutes for)

5/032/63/029/002/027/028
B101[3166
1UTHORS: Bakehip 0. A.j Kullnevich, B. 0.t and Ovohinnikov, V. V.
TITLE: Bending tests on samples with large cross sections
PERIODICALi Znvodakaya laboratoriyal Y. 299 no. 2, 1963, 240
TEXTt A 500 t hydraulic press (Fig.) was adapted for bending
tests of welds:
having a cross section of 120-120 mm and a length of 800 mm. The
supports
(2) are fastened to frame (1). The left support carries the
croeshead (3)
the hydraulic cylinder (4) of internal diameter 450 mm and the
ram (5)
with length of path 400 mm, rate of feed 20 mm/min. crosshead (6)
is
fastened to the right support. (3) and (6) are connected by bare
and fas-
tened by pins (8). Knife-edge (10) which loads the sample is
mounted on
ram (5) for the bending test of sample (9) and the supporting
plate (11)
and baffl (12) were mounted on (6). 'The measuring device
consists of the
channel b: am (13) and the rod (14) whose movement is transmitted
by the
thread (15), over the system of pulleys (16) to the graduated
drum (17)9 the
thread being stretched by the weight (18). There is 1 figure.
ASSOCIATIONs Chelyabinakiy politekhnicheakly institut
(Chelyabinsk Poly-
Card 1/3 technic Ins titute

S/032/63/029/002/027/028
Bending tests on samples with... B101/BI86
Fig. Schematical drawing of the press with equipment for the
bending test.
Legends (a) unit "Atli (b) unit HO.
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Sending t9sts'on somplea with,..
S/032/63/029/002/027/028
BIOI/Bi86
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op
lit-
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SHROK, R.Z., inth.; BAKSHI, O.A., kand.takhn.nauk
-Evaluating the strength of welded joints with a soft interlayer.
Svar. proisv. no.*9all-14 S 162. (MMk 15:12)
1. NIPTIAMMh Cholyabinskogo ooveta n&rodnogo khosyayotva
(for Shron), 2, Chelyabinakiy politekhnichookiy institut
(for Bakshi).
(Welding-"Tooting) (Strains and stresses)

DAKSHI 0 A k&nd.tekhn.nmfK; MOMOSHNOV, A.N., inzh.
:=:4~
ResIstanoe of welded joints with n soft heat zone to impaot
tension.
Svar. proizv. no.90-10 S 163. (MIRA 16slo)
1. ChoVabinskiy politokhnichu,-Aly Institilt.,

OKMLOMP N.C.; 11WHIP O.A.j SHRON, R.Z.
Effect of the mechanical dissimilarity of weldments on their
efficiency. Trudy ITI no.229t5-15 163. (MIRA 170)

BAKSHI, O.A., kand. tekhn. nauk
Effect of the heterogenAity of the mechanical
properties of
welded joints on their efficiency under torsion.
Svar. proitv.
no.8:3-7 Ag 164. (MIRA 17t9)
1. Chelyabinakiy politakhnickeekiy inatitut.

HAKSHIP O.Aq MONOSHKOVj AA,
Use of the "force - time" oacillogran in determining
the erfeot
of deformation due to impact, Zav. lab. 30
no.9tI122-1123 164,
(KIRA 1813)
1, Chelyabinskiy, politakhnichookiy institut.

VAAKz;Hl, C.A., kand. teklin. nauk; -1- " , ; -.-,
~- 1 . ~ " k", I i ". v ". - y
Deformation of butt welds under pulsation stress ftT~)Plicatlcn.
I
Svar. proizv. no.1:10-13 Ja 14. (I-,JRA 18:3)
1. ChalyabinBkiy politeklinicheskiy Institut.

POVOLOTSKiyt D.Ya.; HAM !A.~
P,ydrogen britlu*?rv~at of mtetel. Izv,v-.vfs*uchs.,b*zav,,;
chernometo 8
to.6:54-.59 165* (MIRA IM)
1. Ghi~lyablnskly Inmtitixt.

BAMIJI, O.A.; KACHANOV, -L.M. -
Stressed state of a plastic interlayer In axisymmetric deformation.
Izv. AN SSSR. Mekh, no*W34~137 Mr-AP 165. (MI* 18t6)

I ~i 0t9kI I I 1* 11:1 Ilk j j I, YK-Y) T I '~ IG 1.1
1nzh.
prof~ertivl:i of deposit.,)d auntenitic metal and thoir
anisotropy.
pi-vIzve 121:5-7 1) 161, (MIRA 18:9~"
1. Cholyabinskly polttekhritchnskly Institut (for
Bakshl).
'I
1. hauchno-issledvvat,31skly I
pro~cktno-tekhnolcg1ch9skiy
In,,-.t1t,ut avtomatizatsli L mekh,.inIzatsii
nviahine-troyantya Yuzhno-
Urall6kogo soveta wrodnop khozynystva (for
Kuporshlyak-Yunefo-
v 101) "

- BAKSHIv O.A., kand. tekhn. nauk
Efficiency of welded joints with a soft interlayer
under
the effect of torsion. Svar. proizv. no.51l-4 )tr ,64.
(MMA 18:11)
1. Cbelyabinakiy politekhnicheakiy inatitut.

BAKSHly O.A., kand. tekhn. nauk, dotsent) KLYKOVA,
C.I., 'Inzh.
Investigating volume trio welding stresses In butt
welds of
thlok parts with various geometry of edge dresning. Izv.
vys. ucheb. zav.1 washinostr. no.5t187-194 165. (MIRA
18:11)
1, Chelyabinshy politekhnicheskiy Institut.

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ACC-NT706007918 UR/0125/66/000/002/0020/0024
AUMORt._ Bakshi, 0. A.; Shron, K. Z.
ORG: (BakshLJ Chelyabinsk Polytechnic Institute (Chelyabinskiy
politekhnich skiy
11--Union Heat Engineering. Instill
ins t I tu t) Shron I Eas:tern A f f I I [a to of- tute
(Vostochnyy filial Vsesoyu%nogo teplote heskogo institutA)
Whn
TITM Brittle fral;~~f wQld*d0J'.,.'-a
SOURCS: Avtomaticheskayll evarka, no. 2, 1966, 20-24
TOPIC TAGS: material fracture, brittleness, yield strength, weld
evaluation
ABSTRACT: The effect of weld sectors with lower yield strength on
the character of
fracture of welded joints Is examined. Such sectors are present
in Teany welds due to
the nonuniformity of their mechanical properties and they are
more plastic than the
other weld Interlayers and, since, as a rule, plastic metal
subjected to uniform
tensile stresses undergoes brittle fracture, these sectors may,
if sufficiently thin,
be a factor in the brittle fractu-:e of welded joints. Thu
greatest danner of brittle
fracture along a sector of this kind arises when the operating
conditions of the
welded joint are such that It is exposed to tensile or bending
stresses, The danger
of brittle fracture along the more plastic weld sector increases
with decrease in the
relative thickness of the sector; this Indicates a gradual
ductile-to-brittle tran-
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sition of the character of fracture of this sector. Thus, the most
dangerous
from the standpoint of brittle fracture -- is the case where the
difference between
the yield points of the metal of the more plastic sector and the
other sectors of
the weld to large and the stress-strain diagram of the metal of the
plastic sector
approximates the diagram of an ideally plastic metal. Plastic
deformation (work htrd-
ening) is one way of relieving the stressed state and thus reducing
this danger. In
cases of intricately shaped welds, such as X-welds, the most
dangerous -- from the
standpoint of the formation of a brittle crack -- is the weld root.
in such cases an
increase in weld-root clearance may be recommended in order to
reduce the danger of
brittle fracture. Yet another vA)or means of increasing the
reliability of perform-
ance of welded joint* with a relatively narrow softer sector is the
build-up with
a watal having a high ductility nargin (e.g. austenitic. metal);
this applies only to
the spots most susceptible to brittle cracking (e.g. weld
root),.vith the other parts
of the weld being built-up with lose ductile uetal. Orig. art. has;
5 figure**
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AUTHOR: Bakahl, 0. A.
TITLE: The state of stress of r-oft intorla."ra in welds during
elongation and
compression
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Metallurgiya, Abs. OE131
REFSOURCE: Tr. Chelyab. politekhn. in-ta, vyp. 33, 19G5, 5-26
TOPIC TAGS: elongation, weld, stress
ABSTRACT: The author compares variations for solving problems
related to the
state ofstress of soft interlayers during stretching (compression)
under conditions
of axisymmetric and plane deformation. Appropriate areas for using
various
solutions are established. The effect is analyzed of the type of
deformation and the
relative thickness of the interlayer on its state stress and load
capacity.
V. Fomenko. [Translation of abstract] MIl
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HATMIV, V.A.;GROMXIY, Ta.B.;BAKSHIO ReAs
Improving Individual el-ek9ft"p-Mr-Prodaoing stations.
Gas. pros.
no.6:11-15 Js 156o (XLRA 9tl2)
(Gas prodacers)

BAKSHI# R.A,j KANTUSH07v S,A*
Control of deposition in ciroulating vater supply
systems
for gas purification* Stall 23 [i.e. 24)
no.4:378-379 Ap 164,
(MIRA 170)
1, Yuvenergmetallurgprom.

5(4)

AUTHORSt
Bakshi, Tu. V., Gel'bahteynp A* TPV
SOV/2G-126-2-24/64

'-TfMffn-, W.-f-.
TITLE:
The Equilibrium of
the Synthesis of Ethyl Alcohol (Ravnoveniye

sinteza etilovogo
spirta)
PEMODICALt
Doklady Akademii.nauk SSSR, 1959, Vol 126,
Nr 29 PP 314-317 (U33R)
ABSTRAM
The degree& of transformation
attainable in the hydration of

ethylene in the gaseous phase
depend on the equilibrium

(ga,sj+R?Q(gas):Cj~M(g&s). The gases participating in this
0
4

equilibrium must never be-considered to be perfect in the
oaao of

the industrial realization of this ronotion. For this
and.othor

reasons the authors carried out an experimental
investigation of

the above-mentioned equilibrium, and the
results obtained by these

investigations are discussed in the
present paper. The investigatictis

were carried out in a
proton reactor made of stainless steel. 11he

catalyst in this
case was silica-gel (%40% R 3M 4 of the weight of

the
catalyst), Carrying out these experiments is described. The

equilibrium was attained from two sides, and results were
found to

be in practical. agreement, The experimenUl results
&re shown by
Gard 1/3
a rather voluminous table. The velocities
referred to the volume

The Equilibrium of the Synthesis of Myl Alcohol
MV/20-126-2-24/64
were calculated as the ratio between the ethylene yields per
hour (00,1 atm) and the volume of the catalyzer layer. The
averap values of Kp7- PC'04~'P determined by means of
experiments
carried out with mixtures of alcohol and water are also shown
by
a table. In this connection it holds that PCj15 -P"C"H5M
(P - total pressure, N carmolar fraction, of, C-M-M). In the
CO 5 Z__~P_
case of alight deviations-from the perfect statel the equation
RT
of state of a gas mi*xture may be used& Vzi~~+B. Here V
denotes the
molar volume of the mixture, cuid B - the secoyid virial
coefficiar.-4
which depends upon the state of -the mixturo: B*FTBijNiN~. T~e
quantities Bij'211 A are functions of T. For the "activity
coeffittent"
~z f, it holds that ln 2B -B P Ath B With
Card 2/3 NiP V i"!?ih -

The Equilibrium of the Synth--ais of Sthyl Alcohol
Savl2o-i26-2-24164
I n tic (where ~. denote the stoichiometric coefficimits)
there follows 1n Kr% 2 !F liti- Brr if P. The quantity I 1~-
Yi Bi - r- F.Y.
. IRT RT
is a function of the state and of temperatu", tuid in the case
of
K1120
T being given, depends only on the ratio . In Kr rxst
C2N
depend linearly on P4 The calculations carried out in
aocordrance
with the methods discussed in the present paper show
satisfactory
agreement with the oxperiment, espeoi&lly at high temperaturea.
There are 2 figures, 2 tables, and 23 referencea, 8 of which
axe
Boviete
ASSMIATION: Vauchno-isaledovatellskly Fiziko-khimicheskiy
institut im.
L. Ya. Karpova (Physico-Chemical Scientific Reaearoh Institute
imeni. L. Ya. Karpov)
PPMIWTEDt Janu&ry 26, 1959 by S. S. Redvedevq Academician
SUMaTTLEDt Janu&ry 24, 1959
Card 3/3

5/020/60/132/01/41/064
B004/BO07
AUTHORSt Bakshl Yu. 114, Gollbahtsyn, A. I., Temkin, M. I.
TITLEt Additional Data on the Equilibrium of the Synthesis of
Ethyl Alcohol
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol. 132, No. 1,
pp. 157-159
TEXTs In Hof. I the authors published the data on the
equilibrium of the
reaction (1) 0 2U4 gas + a20. gas -02E 5OK gas at pressures of
up to 81 atm. They
found the linear dependence of log K p on total pressure,
extrapolated log K p for
P - 0, and obtained equation (2)t log X f 0 2093/T - 6.304- In
the present paper
they report on the dependence of the logarithm of the
coefficient K-r on P.
(K r - *rc2a5 OH1rC2H4JrH20 1 T - activity coefficient). The
data is given, in table 1.
I?urther, equation (5) was derived, from the dependence K. W
Kf/K,,. Table 2 compares
the values of Xp calculated from this equation with the
experimentally determined
values. The degree of equilibrium oL of the conversion of
ethylene into alcohol,
Card 112

Additional Data on the Equilibrium of the Synthesis
S/020,/60/132/01/41/064
of Ethyl Alcohol % B0041BOO7
determined according to equation (6) with N8 2015C2H4 0 1 is given
in table 3,
and in table 4 CE is given for 2900for a different ratio between
water and
ethylene. Calculation of the heat effect of ieaction (1) givesniE
a -5263 cal
at 3000 and 80 atm, whereas 6HO a -9370 cal. This dependence of 6H
on P must
be taken into account for technical calculations. There are 4
tables and
1 Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATIONt Fiziko-khimicheskiy Institut im. L. Ya. Karpova
(Institute of
- Physical Chemistry iment. L. Yq,._Kargov)
PRESEPTEDi December 30, 1959, by S. S. Medvedev, Academician
SUBMITTEDi December 30, 1959
Card 2/2

MIS? 3/020/60/132/02/39/067
S7 U.2: 0 0 B004/ZO07
1UTHORSt Gollbahteyn, 1. I.t Bakehi, Tu. V., Temkin, H. I.
TITLEa The Kinetics of the Hydration of ALhXlens\in the Vapor Phase
on a
Phosphoric Acid Catalyst
PERIODICALs Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR, 1960, Vol. 132, No. 2, PP-
384-387
TEM The authors investigated the industrially Utili2ed reaction C
2H4(gas) +
+ H 20(gas) m 02 H5OB (gas) (I). As catalyst, phosphoric acid
applied to silica
gel wds used. The authors proceeded from the umption that the
reaction
develops in a way similar to the previously (;:;. 1) investigated
hydration of
02 H29 and that only its reversibility must be taken into account.
Scheme (2)
is written down for reaction (1), and it is found that the
transformation of the
H+ +
1-complex H 2 CfCH2 into the oarbonium ion R 3C-C H 2 is the stage
that limits the
reaction rate. From scheme (2) equation (3) in derived for the
direct reaction,
Card 1/3

The Kinetics of the Hydration of Ethylene in the
5/020/60/132/02/39/067
Vapor Phase on a Phosphoric Acid Catalyst B004/BO07
after which equation (4) is obtained with some simplifiostiont v1 M
k1h 0PC 2H4
(vi - rate of direct reaction$ k I - reaction constant, ho W acidity
of R 3PO 4'
P0 H 0 partial ethylene pressure). In a similar manner, equation (5)
is
obtained for the rate of reversible reduction, equation (7) is
derived for the
total reaction, and finally equation (9) is written down for the
constant k of
the total reaction. Table I gives the experimental data for absolute
pressures P
between 36 and 81 atmos and a reaction temperature of 2900C. The
values of k
remain constant within the limits of experimental errors. The low
degree of
dependence of the alcohol yield upon P.2 0 proves the zeroth order
of the
reaction with respect to water, which does not participate in the
limiting
stage of the reaction. For technical purposes the reaction rate is
represented
as an explicit function of PH20 * For the reaction constant kO one
findes
k' a kP112 (15). The values of k' given in Table I are
approximatively constant.
B20
Card 2/3

The Kinetics of the Hydration of Ethylene in the
S/020J60/132/02/39/067
Vapor Phase on a Phosphorio Aoid Catalyst B004/BO07
For the temperatures of 270, 2900 310p and 330 0C as well as PH20
= 30 atmos,
the average valuen of k and k' are given In Table 2. As in the
adsor tion of
C'2H4and C3H 6in ROO 4 4ef. 9), and in the hydiation of C 2 92
(Ref. 15 also
in this case the transformation of the x-complex into the
carbonium ion is the
limiting stage. There are 2 tables and 9 references, 7 of which
are Soviet.
ASSOCIATIONt Fisichesko-khimioheskiy institut im. L. Ta. Karpovs,
(Institute
of P~yaicql Ghemistry imeni L. Y&. Karpo )
PRESENTEDi December 30t 1959t by V. A. Kargint Academician
SUBMITTEDs December 21, 1959
Card 3/3

GFI,'V-'-'IiTI,AN I A.1 .; SIROYEVA, ; RJLIKOVA,
N.V. ; ) YU.M.;
LAI'l U) S , V. L.
Mechanism of the catalytic reactions in the partial
cx1dation
and oxidative amonolysia of propylene In the
presence of
MOO,3--BI203- NeftekbimiJu 5 jio-3:118-125 Ja-F 165.
(MBA 16:5)
1. Nauchno-iosledovutel'ski7 fizik,.)-khb4ieLaskiy
Institut imen!
Karpova, Moskva.

GFIODS11TEYN, AJ,; BAKSHI, Yu.M.1 STROYEVA, S.S.1 KUI.IYIOVA,
UPIDIS,
V.L.; SADOVSX11, A.S.
Kinetics and mechanism of oxidative ammonolysia and partial
oxidation of propylene on bismuth-molybdenum catalysts. Kin.
I kat. 6 no. 6&1025-1032 N-D $65 (MIRA 191l)
1. Fiziko-khimicheakiy Institut iment Karpova. Subuitted July 28,
1964*

Di
WW _NR-AP602998T
INVENTOR: Baksht Yu. V.
ORG: none
souRcE coDE: uR/o4l3/66/ooo/ol5/ol94/ol95'
Z
13
TITLE: Pneumohyqraulic shock absorber. Class 62, No. 184145
SOURCE: Izobret prom obraz tov zn, no. 15, 1966, 194-195
TOPIC TAG3: shock absorber, mechanical shock resistance, hydraulic
device, hydraulici
ABSTRACT:*
An Author Certificate has- been issued for a pneumohydraulic
chassis shock
absorber consisting of a cylinder (with a plunger, containing
calibrated openings
for by-passing fluid, and a piston on the end) and a hollow rod. To
avoid high
chassis stresses when encountering an obstacle, above the'plunger's
butt-end piston
is a second piston with a smaller diameter than the first one,
which interacts with
a floating, spring-supported cylinder. This cylinder has calibrated
openings in the
upper and lower part of its wall, and its upper housing is
connected with the
plunger's upper housing through a channel in the second piston,
which is equipped
with an annular valve; the lower housing is connected via an
aperture in the aide
wull of the plunger with the shock-absorber-rod housing. At the
base of the cylinder
is a flange into which is fitted an annular spring-supported rest
which interacts
with the shock absorber's inner rod jut. IKTJ
CO;'7: 13/ 25' GV644
N U

YAGUDIN, M.; BAKSHI-SARACH, V., atarshiy inzhener
Flechanizing manual operations at Zaporozhlye
enterprises.
Sots. trud 6 no,12:IU-llg D 161. (MMA 14:11)
1. Zamestitell nachallnika
proisvodetvanno-takhnicheBkogo otdola
Zaporoshoskogo soynarkhosa (for Yagudin). 2,
Prolzvodstvenno-
tekhnicbeskiy otdol Zaporoxhakogo sovnarkhoza (for
Bakehi-Sarach).
(Zaporothlys Province-Automation)

PISIMAN, I.I.; BAKSJ1I-zAjX, A.A.; GADZHI-ZAEK, Y.S.
Comparing catalysts of hydration of ethylene to
ethyl alcohol.
Aserb. neft. khos. 38 no.2:38-39 7 159. (MIRA 12:5)
(Catalysts) (Hydration)

DOIM&NO A.I.; LESHCIIINSKIY, L.Z.; FIYASIT-0,
V-S-1-4WIT'OV, A'S';
LUXASHOVA, A.N.
Pneumatic delivery of specimens of cast ironp
steelp and slag
to tho chemical laboratory. Metallurg 9
no.10112-13 0 164
(MIRA 18:1)
lo Magnitogorakiy metallurgicheskiy kombinat.

BAKSKINSKAYA,. R. "e.
WSHINSEYA, R. Ye.: "Forensic-medical investigation In
cases of
strangulation by the hands." Kharlkov Medical Inst.
Stalino,
1956. (Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in
Medical Sciences)
Rource: Knizhnga letopis' Mo. 28 1956 Moscow

~~ ZAKHAROVAP O.A.; BkKSHINSKAU R.Te.
Cave of multiple aneurysms of the vessels of the base of the brain.
Sud.-med.ekspert. 5 n*,4s13-15 O-D 162. (MIRA 15:n)
1. Kafedra patologicheakoy anatomil (say. - prof. Ye.A.Dikehteyn)
i kafedra sudebnoy meditsiny (say. - dotsent B.N.Zorin) Donetakogo
weditsinskogo instituta.
(INTRACRANIAL ANEURYSM)

fc d n i

IMSHOVICHUSs W. C:anugkevi6ius, Z.Ijv prof.; BAKSHIS, I.V.
[Bakfiyop I*Tojp ksMamedonsuk
Relationship betvaen the Itsenko-Cushing syndrcme and pulmonary
cancero Klinemedo 39 no*4198-100 161. (MIRA 14s4)
lo It kafedry gospitallnoy terapii (zav. - profs Zolo Yanush-
kevichus) Kaunasakogo maditainakogo inatituta.
(LUINGS-CUCIR) (CUSMGIS SYNDROM)

1~ I - - , , . . .
"The State of Blood Circulation in a Patient with Suppurative
Diseases of the
Lungs and Pettain Contradictions to Surgical Treatment from
the Point of View of the
Cardiovascular SystemO
j*gjnJk MIIUUU;~ No 91 1955
S 782

Bkxsaxs* V.P.
Blood circulation
surgary of lung@,
in the postoperative period following radical
Xhirarglia no.12:21-26 11155. (KLU qt?)
1, Is Wedry 1-y fakulltttskoy torapeytichaskoy klinW
(mwh.-
prof. V.A*Boyor) i kafedry 2-y fakalltstakoy
khirurgichaskoy kliniki
(nach,-dastvittl1my chlen ANN SSSR prof.
P*A,,KWriyanov) Toyenno-
meditainskoy ordens Lenim akademil Imeni S*X*Xirova,
(IMMS. surg.
postop. blood cire.)
(POSTOPBRLTIV39 CM
postops blood cin, after lung swg.)
(BLOOD CINUIATION
postop., in lung surg.)

BURLKDVSKrY, v,r,, kandidat meditainakikh nauk (Leningrad,
Rotkinskaya ul..
d. 5/7, ky.145); BAKSHIS, T.P.
pneum
Pericarditte follow n~ onectocW. Vest.khir. 75 no.3:25-30 Ap
155. (MLRA 8:7)
1. Zz 2-y 1?hkul'tetskc7 khtrurgichemkoy kliniki
(rvtch.-prof. P.A.
Kupriyanov) i I-y falmlItatskey terarnvticheskoy kliniki
(nach.
prof. T.A.Beyer) Voyanno-meditainakoy ordena Lenina akademii
im.
B.H.Kirova.
(LUNGS. surger7,
pneumonoctMv, postop. paricarditis)
(PIRICAMITIS, atioloa and pathogenesis,
postop. after pneumonectomy)

BAKSHIS, V.P.
Blood circulation in patients vitb suppurative diseases of
the lung@ and some counterindications to surgerr from the
point of viev of the cardiovascular system. Vest.khir-76
no.9:49-54 0 155. KRA 9cl)
1. Is 1-Y fftkul'tetskoy terapsytichaskoy kliniki (uch-
Prof. V.A.Baiyer) 1 12 2-y fakulltatakoy khtrurgichaskoy
kliniki (nub-prof. P.A.Kuypiyanov) Voyenno-meditainskoy
ordena Lenin& akademli in. S.M.11rova.
(LUNGS, die.
suppurative, blood circ. in, counterindic, for surg.)
(BLOOD CIRCULATION, in various diel
suppurative die. of lungs, counterindic. for surg,)

BMHIS. V.P.. kandidat m6dits!nekikh nauk (Leningrad)
Blood circulation In remote periods after total or
partial
prieumonectomye Klin.mod. 34 noollil) -18 N 056. (MLRA
10:2)
1, Is pervoy fakulitstakoy torapavtichaskoy kliniki
(nach. - prof.
T.A.Bayyar) I is vtoroy fakul'tatakoy khtrurgichaskoy
kliniki
(nmohe - daystyltelinyy chlan ANN SSSR - prof,
P.A.Kupriyanov)
Voyeano-naditsinskoy ordsaa lenina skadenii imani
3.M.Xirova.
(PNIUNOUMXY, Oompl.
cardiovase. disord. In remote postrops periods)
(GAIMIOTASCUIAR DISRASIS, atiol* and pathogens
pneumoneotony)

BALMS. V.P.. kmd.med.nauk, nayor neditsinskoy sluchby
Treutment of patients with chronic coronary Insufficiency
at the
(hirsuf Clinical Sanatorium. Voen.-mad.xhur. no-7:39-43 A
159.
(HIM 12:11)
(CORONARY DISMSES ther)
(BAIMOLOGY)

BAKSHIIS.jo~k~ _
Problem of hypertrophy of the right heart in patients
after pneumo-
nectonw. Soy.wed. 23 no.llt75-79 R 159. (KMA 13:3)
1. In falculitetskoy torapsytichaskoy kliniki
(nachallnik - Prof.
Y.A, Boyer) I 2-y ftkulitstskay khlrurglchesko~ klinIkI
Voyenno-
meditsinskoy ordens, Lenin& akadeall imeni S.M. lirova
(wwhallnik -
daystvitelloyy ohlen ANK SSSR P.A. Kupriyanow).
(PUMNICTOMY complications)
(MRA INLANIMN? etiology)

BAIHSHITAN, TS.A.
Combined gas and fuel oil burner for furnaces and
boilers. Gas.
prom. no.5:24 My 157. (Mlak 10:5)
(Burners)

ExT" d I
0_~ 3
M,----AP6 ; 3~ SOURCE CODE, _U_R'_/O4__1'3_j66W/OW/0697/M6_
AUTHORSt Bakoheyev, A. I.; Vizunp Yu. I.; Yefimov, I. A.1 Tarasov,
L* Go YJ 1
ORGi none
TITLEi A magnetic address decoder of a storage device with linear
selection. Class
42# No. MOM Cwinounced by Institute of Precision Mechanics and
Computational
i vychialitellnoy tekhniki AN SSS
(Inatitut to
SObRCE: Izobroteniyal promyehlennyye obraztayt tovarnyye znaki, no.
0, 1966, 97-98
TOPIC TAGS: computer storage device, magnetic core storage,
computer memory, memory
address
ABSTRACTi This Author Certificate presents a magnetic address
decoder of a storage
device with linear selection. The decoder includes magnetic
coordinate cores and a
system of windings (see Fig. 1). The design increases the response
time and simpli-
fies the matching with semiconductor current ahapora. The
coordinate windings are
made in the form of matched artifieal delay lines. To provide these
delay lines,
capacitors are connected between the inductances (formed by the
groups of windings of
the coordinate cores) and the common busbar. Loads which are equal
to the wave
impedance of the delay lines are connected to the output of the
lines.
: 681.

WSMANSKAYA. 4.S.; PQ
G.G., nauebuo-takhn. rod.j RODOVSKAYA,
-9 otv* **Wj;6k; calwovo iu.v.o tekhn, rod,
(Use of' plastics and synthetic products in railroad
transportation in the U.S.S.R. and in foreign
countries;
bibliographic index of Soviet and foreign
publications) Pri-
menenie plastriass i sintotichoskikh rAterialov na
zholezno-
dorozhnom transporte v SM i za rubezhom;
bibliografichookii
ukazatolt otechestvennoi i inostrannoi literatury,
1950-1960 99-
Moskva,, Vaes. izdatellsko-poligr. ob"odinenie M-va
putei soob-
shcheniia, 1961. 38 p. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Ruasia (1923- U.S.S.R.) 14inisteretvo putey
soobshchoniya.
TSentrallnaya nauchno-tekhnichoskaya biblioteka.
(Bibliograpby-Railroado-Equipment and uupplies)
'Bibliograpby-Plasties)

BAKSIUANSKAYA, H.S.p utv, z& vypusk; DROZDOVAp N.D.,
tekhn. red.
-
-[K,
- -iroad literature of the U.S.S.R. for 19611
Zheletno-
dorozhnain literatura W311t, 1961. Moakvap
Tranesheldor-
izdat, 1963. 458 p. (MIRk 170)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Ministerstyo putey
soobshche-
niyao MintralInnya nauchno-teklinicheakaya
bibliotaka.

-BAK8HTV1qKAU,-2.S-.-- RAXHKATULINAI-N-.D.- -hizb -- - hn
---khn - --d
1 .9 # nauc o-t* . re
RdDOVSKATA,, M.V., nauchno-bibl. red.; RODOVSKAYA, X.V.,
otv. za
vypuskj USENKO, L.A.,, takhn. red.
[Mechanization and automation of operations in locomotive
opera-
tion# maintenance and repair in the U.S.S.R. and foreign
countries; bibliograpby of Soviet literature, 1957-19601
Mekha-
nizateiia i avtoratizataiia v lokoznotivnom khosiaistva v SM
L
za rubeshoml bibliografiobookii ukazatell oteohestvennoi
lite-
ratury,, 1957-1960 gg. Moskva., Tranazheldroisdat, 1961. 38
p.
(MIRA 150)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Minioterstvo, putey soobshchani7a.
TSentralinaya nauchno-tokhnichaskaya biblioteka.
(Bibliograpby-Locomotiveo-Maintenance and repair)

B U ~Ili * 1. ~",: --'KAYA, , , 1-c-,
(hit I irt-,A A ttim,vire 4- f *,! 1 196."1 iva.-
don-71in,0--l 11 toratm,ci , 1~4f -'. Vovk-vu,
Transpor,
19(V.. ), , 'i
(mlltA 18:1.

hAKSHIPAK;lKlY, E.I,.; NILOVAj 0.1.
Feeding habit of young Oncorhynchus gorbueena ind
Oncorhynchull
keta in the White and Barento Seas, Trudy o.Ul
no,9tlO6-111 165,
(MIRA 18j12)
1. Polyarnyy nauohno-iseledovatellskiy i proyektnyy
institut
morskogo rybnogo khozyaystys A. oke&noqrafji,,
Murman3k.

FILONOV, V.A.; BAKSHTAYEVA, I.A.
Distribution of radioactive slownts in the
formation waters
of the Pripet fault, Dokl. AN BSSR 8 no.W20-123
F t64.
(MIRA 170)
1, Institut goologichookikh nauk
Gosudaretvannogo geologi-
cheskogo komitsta SSSR. Predstavleno akademikom
AN BSSR
G.V. Bogomolovym.

UUTOVKW.-DmitiiiDii-t-riiivi~--h; PRONOV, A.?., kaorLti-o.
takhnichoskikh nauk,
rat sense at;,,,BAXSHTAYN S.Z. kandilat teI:hntvI.e:,-'r-ikh
nauk, retoonsent;
SRPICHIULM410 atiwel MW; UMAYUU, O.K., rodektor isdatellstva:
ISIMITIMA, P.O., tokhnichaskiy redaktor
[Dendritic crystallization] DendritnAta kristallizatelia. Izd.
2-oe,
isprA dop. Koskva# Goo, v&uchno-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry go chernoi i
tovetnot wtallurgit, 1957. 125 p, (MMA 10:10)
(Solidification)

USUTIMS11T, N.A., kWAidat takMicheakikh nanki OOLUB. S.1.:
BMH!EXYN.
V.H. kWAIdat tokhnicheskikh nauk.
1111%ingtion of scale fonktion In the evaporation of solutions of
sodium sulfate. 1[him.prori.no.69324-328 6 156. (MM 10t2)
1. Overilovskiy filial Isuchno-issledovatel'skogo instituts. kh1vd-
chaskogo mashinostroyentya I VsesoyuzW nauchno-iteledovatellskiy
institut lurgit.
r6odium sulfateO (Dysporating appliances)

1~ .-I

IV~KSOVA, 11. A., and B. 7. STUANENWO, arid Ye. M.
AFArAS'YE A
"On the chemical nature of a new polyraccliaride"
The Chemletry and Matabolim or Carbohydmtes In Animal and
PUnt Organt=s-
Conference in Yoscov. Janu&rt 26,to January 30 1956.
4) t j t"VI

STIPANINIO, B.N., ATAYSIMA, To.M.0 BAIrSOVA, R.A.
Chemical nature of eremuran, a now polysaccharide from
the roots
of Bremurus regelli [with summary in Bnglishl,
BiokhImii& 23
no.51713-720 S-0 058 (MIRA llill)
1. Laboratoriya fistologicheakoy khtmit AN SSSR I
Mookovskoy
farmnt9evtIcheekiy inatitut, Xoakvae
(PLANTS,
Brevarus regelit, Isolation & chant of polyssacharide
eravaran Otus))
(POLTSACMARIDZS,
'a remuran, chow. & Isolation from Irexurus regelli
(RUB))

4N.K., WA
T.T.,
0 W,

Production of crystalline d-mannose from a now raw Material
the polyoacoharide eretwah. Biokhimiia 26 no.51855-858 S-0
161.
(MW 14:12)
1. Instituto of Biochemistry, Academy of Sciences of the
U.S.S.R.
and the let Medical Institute, Moscow.
(ERSIOUN) (MANVOSE)

PEI'ROV, K.A.; h-A.;
V.; SIN6GLYMNA, "'PlAlift'' 'I.V.
Propurties of phosphinic aidd tint,yyIrldes. Part 1:
Monoalkyl(aryl)
phosphonates. 7hur. ob. kliin,. 35 tio.4.-723-728 Ap 165.
(HIRA 18:-3)

PETROV, K.A.;-BAK�PV~A, R.A.; MORKHOYAW!, L.V.
Properties of phoophinic acid anhydrides. Part 3:
Reactions
of anhydrides of phosphinic acids with olefin
oxides. Zhur.
ob. khim. 35 no.4t732-737 Ap 165.
(MRA 18:5)

L 16ooo-66 ON J)/Z11 T(M) MIAN
ACC NR: AT6004037 SOURCE CODE: UR/0000/65/000/000/0310/0313
AUTHOR: tgtrov, K A.; Baksova, R. A.: Khorkhoyanu, L V.; Rebus,
1. F. 1143
ORO#. None
TITLE: Properties of phosphonic nhydrides. Part 2-. Synthesis
and properties
n &
of othylonediphosphonit anhyd ridelj
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Otdelsniye obahchey i tekhnicheskoy khimii.
Problemy
organichisko~go #Gteza (fiobtems in organic synthesis"5.
Moscow. Izd-vo Nauka,
1963, 310-313
TOPIC TAGS: organic phosphorus compound, alcohol, phenol
1ABSTRACT: The article,preeents data on the synthesis of
athylenediphosphonic an-
hydride and on a study of its reaction with monohydric and
dihydric alcohols and
phenols. The anhydride was obtained in almost quantitative
yield in two ways:
(1) controlled hydrolysis of ethylenediphosphonyl tetrachloride
in chloroform with,
prolonged heating
nCl2(0)?CH2C'12P(O)CI2 + 2n1120 --+ n(O2PC112CH2ro2) + 4n 11C1
and (2) reaction of the tetrachloride with tetraethyl
ethylenediphosphonate taken
in equivolar amounts:

L 16ooo-66
ACC NR: AT6004037
nCl2PCIIZCH2PCI2 + n(C2H5O)2PCH2CI12P(OC2H5)2 --~'2002PC112CW02) +
4n 11Cl44nC1lj-CH2-
0 0
nediphosphonic anhydride Is apparently a polyowr with the formula
and consists of a vitreous hygroscopic a&
as
P CH2CH2 P'. insoluble in all organic solvents. It reacts
0 n readily with alcohols, glycols, and phe I
0 0 Acid esters of oth4let.adiphosphoni &CL to
the
obtaGeT in good yields from reactions o
an4dride with ethyl, isooctyl, and sac-octyl alcohol and
p-nitrophoool at SO-
120C, Reaction of the anhydride with 1,3-propanediol and
1,6-hexanediol produced
the heretofore unknown polyphosphonates 0
0
E-O(CH2)x--O-P-CH2CH2.

BAXST, A.S.
Now design of couplings for air conduits, Der.prom. 7 no.3t28
Mr 138.
(MMA llt4)
I.TSentrallary nauchDo-Issledovatellskiy institut makhanichookoy
obrabotki dereva.
(couplings)

DOLOOV, A.I.; BkXSTt A.S.-. IPSHTEnT. T.G.
Machine tools for mnking doweled doors* Der. prow. 7 no.4:1?-Jg
Ap 158. (MIRA 1115)
LTSentrallnry nauchno-looledovatellekly Institut makhanicheskojr
obrabotki dereva.
(Doors) (Woodworking machinery)

DOLOOV, A.I.; BAXST. A.5.
Now mechanism* for continuous production lines. Der.prou. 9
no.918-9 8 160. (KIRA 1319)
1. Nauchno-tesledowatel'skiy institut,
derevoobrabatyvayushchago
sashinostroyantya.
(Conveying wachinerY) (Tamiturs industry)

I=CVSKIY, Nikolay Vasillyevi-chj BISTROV,--G.P., doktor
tekhn.nauk,, rat-sen---
zent, BALST A.S.p kand.takhn.naukt retsenzent; KAFUSTIN, I.I.,
dokto'r feTS-.5M, prof., red.1 GOSPODMtSKAYA, T.N.p red.izd-yaj
PARAKMVA# N.L., tekhn. red.
[Automation of technological proosesee In woodwork) Avtomatiza-
taiia tekhnologicheskikh protsessov v derevoobrabotka. Moskva,
Goslesbumizdatj 1961. 397 p. (MIRA W12)
(Woodworking machinery) (Automatic control)

- - - - -- --- ------ - -- --- -
UVAI,Ferenc
Wit~ the Csepel metal workers. Sov. prof soiusy 3 no.5:68-70
my 55- (KLRA 8:8)
(Cespel, Hunkary-Steel Industry)

J~,Kn
Gcc~.-.,,-jhy & Gor,leiry
Szekc-lyok uzenik.; romninl utinay1c. Kocmtth Eonyvkiado,
1")5-1 47 p.
I
;. -1
MontQy List of East Eurorvt,n Accersicris (E~.W, LO. Vcl.
~, 'r - 4, April 1959

,BAKTAI, Gyorgy
Piaturos from the 5th Congress of' the Hungarian Sports
Federation for National Defonse. Radiotechnika 13 no.7-.
2 of cover JI 163.

BAKTAI, M,; ~TTV,311, I.; KHOUVAT, A.
Indications of solar activity In the annual rings of
Pinus
Tarnociensus of the Miocene. Astron.zhur. 41
no.2s413-414
Hr-Ap 164. (MIRA 17:4)
1. Kafedra antronomit iiniversiteta im. Ftvesha,
Budnpasht.

BAXTAIt Maria; FE-TES, Intvan; HORVATH, Andras
Examination of the annual ringe of the Pinuxylon
Tarnociencis
(Tuzoon) Greguss. Foldt kozl 94 no.3t393-396 JI-S
164.

BAKTAI. Brvip
I -~T -
Ilarbors-ships DECEASED

BAKTAY, G.vorgy; jpiKnS7ANF BARAN, Marlap dr.
Chemi-try of aerosol preparations. Miagy kem lap 19
ne.9;461,-.1*69
s 164.
1. Cosmetic and Household Chemical Industry
Enterprise, Budapest.

f -7!
Hunga-ry/Chezicsl Tezhnclogv. Chemical Products and Their
Application -- Fats and
oils. Waxes. Soap. Detergents. Flotation reagents,
1-25
Abst %T7amal: Referat Zhur .. Maimiya, No 2.. 1957, 6378
Author: Baetay.. Gyorgy
Inatitutiont None
Title: Problems of Vegetable Oil Production
Original
Fublication: 01%j, azappan, kosmatika.. 1955, 4,, No 14-A
Abstra,~t: Discu9sion of the problems the solution of which is
needed by the
vegetable oil industry in order to improve the technology of oil
p=,duction and refinement, production of fatty acids and glycerol.
Card 1/1

019trt 413d/4E2c(j)
Preparation and separation of chlorinated t n derivatives of
high boiling
and 0 *'r Bakt ~,oza)Cklgyetr
point. Istvin Rusinik, Indre Majr ey (M
ton, 1yorgy at Budapest).
Magyar Kerni-, Lapja 11p
123-5(1956).-Diotn.--Ty---p-r-o4utto--of the monochlorobanzene 6-
manuf. were studied with the purpose of developing a method for
the sepn. of
1,2,4-trichlarobenzone (1) for the prepn. or phthalocyanine. The
mater 'ial con-
tains -59% Cl. It was distd. in vacuo (19 mm. Hg) at 32-800 to
obtain the light
portion; at the latter temp. p-dicWorobenzene pptd. At 81-1520
the high-boiling
porticn was obtained. Both portions were then redistd. at atm.
pressure. The
light portion contained no It the high-boiling portion contained
-60%. As the
high-boiling portion represents 26% of the total distillate, it
vas attempted to
increase I yield by chlorinating the light portion. Fe catalyst
was used and the
chlorination was conducted at 20-300 until op. gr. reached 1.220
(200) and at
55-650 until it reached 1,335 (500), The I yield can be further
increased by
continuing the chlorInation until rsac~lng the op. gr. 1.460
(500). 0. J. Irnyei
(Retyped clipped abstract)-