SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BAKSHT, F. G. - BAKUL, V. N.

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compared with the Debye radius, and the calculation Is performed
for an operating
condition In which the potential is a monotonic function of the
distance from the
cathode. It is further assumed that eV Is small compared with W,
where V is the
potential difference between the electrodes and T to the cathode
temperature.
From the kinetic equations are derived approximate linear
intogro-differential
equations for the perturbations of the distribution functions
Induced by the sig-
nal voltage. These are solved with tho aid of a Laplace
transformation, and an
Involved Integral expression to derived for the impedance. This
expression to
transformed In different ways for different special cases and to
discussed in some
detail. It is shown that ionic oscillations are not significant
under the condi-
tions assumtd in this calculation. The resonant behavior of the
impedance at the
electron bangnuir froquoncy Is very similar to that derived
previously for a do
function distribution, but the transit ttme oscillations found
in the previous Cal-
culation do not occur* of In conclusion, the author sinceriely
thanks D.Ya.Mgyxhes di
and D.D.LVkhtman ,foll their Interest in the work." OrIC. art.
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AUTHOR: Moyzhea, B. Ya.; Baksht, F. G.; 11~11klya. M. G. 77
TITLE! On the theory of low-voltage arc in cesium, 11
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SOURCT- Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v. 35, no. 9, 1965, 1621-1633
TOPIC TAGS: thermlonic Snergy conversion, arc mode, cesium
!ABSTRACT: The assumption is made that the concentration and
temperature of electrol
iare sufficiently large to mcke possible an energy exchange
between fast and slow
!electrons. Lhider such conditions, when the starting energies are
below tile excit-
I ation threshold, the electron distribution function is close to
tile Maxwellian.
IThe expression for ton generation and re comb Inat ion is derived
along wiLh formulas
for electron-electron collisions and step excitations of atoms due
to electron
~inpact. By approximating the unknown functions by polynomials,
the solution of the
isystem of differential equations reduces to a system, of
transcendental equations,
;tile solution of which can be facilitated by neglecting the
effect of generation.
The formulas derived are used to calculate the volt-ampere
characteristics of a
Iow-voltage arc-mode energy converter. Orig. art. hast 41 fomulaA
and 5 ftgures.
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AVIVOR: Baksht, F. G.; Hoyzhes, G. Ya.; Nemchinakiy, V.__
ORG: none
TITLE: On the removal of energy from a plasma of a thernionic
converter through the
diffusion of excited atows and resonance radiation
SOURCE: Zhurnal tekhnitheakoy fitiki, v. 36, no. 2, 1966, 324-330
TOPIC TAGS: thermioniq converter, cesium plasma, arc discharge
ABSTRACT: This Is the thirdarticleAn-a serl"-of-the-oretical
studies of a thermion
converter uslng~-the-_arc mode-in a Csj~lssma (See: Baksht, F.
G., and B. Ya. Moythes
Zh. TF, 35, 266, 1965; Moythes, B. Ya., F. G. Bakaht. and M. G.
Melikiya, zh. TF, B,
9, 1965). In the first two papers, the importance of correctly
evaluating the energy
losses in the plasma was stressed because of the sensitivity of
the ion-generation
function to changes In the electron temperature, the latter being
derived from the
energy balance equation. In the present paper, the energy
corresponding to the rexio-
nance lines to shown to be insignificant in comparison to the
energy given off by the
electrons in the ionization process. This confirms the authors'
earlier assumptions
that losses due to radiations cannot substantially affect the
electron tr.2erature-in
the plasnj._ Much larger losses, of the order of one-third of
those due to Ionization
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are caused by the drifting of the excited stoma onto the electrodes.
The losses
caused by the diffusion of excited stoma within the volume of the
plasma are too
small to be considered# Orig. art. has: 31 formulas, 1 figure, and I
table. (ZLI
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AUTHOR: Dyuzhev, G. A.; Baksht, F. G. Martainovskiy, A. M.; Moyzhes,
B. Ya.;
Pikus, G. Yurl
Ye., yev,
ORG: none
TITLE: PKobe-method investigation or the plasma in therMiMic -
converteics with high
pressure. III. Distribution of the concentration, the electron
temperature,
~Ze=,'~ke space potential in the interelectrode gap of thermionic
converters
SOURCE: Zhurnal tekhnicheakoy fiziki, v. 36, no. 9, 1966, 1685-A97
TOPIC TAGS: thermionic energy conversion, direct energy conversion,
arc discharge,
cesium electron tube
ABSTRACT., Specially constructed instruments with movable probes were
used in exten-
sive investigations of the operation of a cesium-filled thermionic
converter. The
investigations were carried out at -pressures characteristic of both
the diffusion an4
are modes. The measurements confirm the theory of the diffusion mode
advanced in 1960,
by Moyzhes and Pikus (Moyzhes, B. Ye., and Pikus, G. Ye., M, 2, 756,
196o). They
aleo show that, at low cathode temperatures, the ionization starts in
this mode next
to the anode in the region of the anode drop. The transition to the
arc mode is I
accompanied by a redistribution of the potential and a shifting of
the ionization
region toward the cathode. In the are mode, a substantial part of the
applied volt-
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age drops on the near-cathode barrier and in the region close to the
cathode. Next
to the anode and in the anode region there is only a small potential
barrier, which
vanishes with increasing current. The electron temperature in the
gap appears to be
almost constant, although it increases slowly with increasing
current. At the zame
time, the carrier concentration increases rapidly when current
increases. The values
of electron concentration and temperature obtained by the authors
agree with those
obtained by other researchers in spectral measurements. While they
consider their
method highly useful and accurate, the authors concede that, unlike
optical methods,,
it does not yield information on the degree of equilibrium in the
plasma. Orig. art.
has: 9 formulas, 10 figures, and 2 tables. IZL)
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P, of mansfusion
_Lt.~ Pr ., 14-Ingrad Inot. BI"- T
!V4~-~drrij 21
"Blood Transfusions in Obstetrics," Gov. Ved.,
No. 7, 1949.

BWHT, '01. A. t IROBYWWA, V. S.
Correlation of Rh-positive and Rh-negative fartor in
maternal
and newborn blood* Sovet. sod. no.8tl4-16-Aug 1951. (CLHL
20:11)
1. Prof. Baksht; Scientific Associate Drobyshev. 2.
leninaad.

BAISHT, O.A., prof.; BOOOMOLOTA, L.G., dolctor ved.nauk;
YXI Z.Y.'
usuebu" sotrudnik
Preparation and testing of dry horvione-containing blood
preparations,
Akt.vop.perel.krovt uoAtI58-160 155. (MIRA 13:1)
1. taboratoriya sukhlkh preparatoy krovi Laningradekogo
institute.
perelivaulya krovi (say. laboratorlye), - doktor med.nauk
LA. DoCo-
molova).
(BWM AS r= OR XKDICM)
(HORMOUS' Sim)

BAKSHT, G.A., prof.; DOOONDLOVA, L.G., dolctor sed,nauk:
YXYXMM, Z&Y., nauoh-
-- rqy sotrudallc
Clinical results of the use of hamobormonestimulln.
Att.Topgarel.
Imovi. uoAt160-162 155, RMA 13 tl)
1. la'boratorlya sukh1kh prepantov krovi Lanitgradskogo
Institute,
p*relivautya krovi (say* laboratorlyey - doktor vad.nauk
L.0, Bogo~-
moloya). (BLOM AS YOM OR MICINA) (MaMNIS, six)

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,k ,.v3 - i"loll, Nch Sr. 111"'tirttion Of Electric
2(,, 1"C3 'Urnaces :i'or Ajjijrjq
Inst Of, ,:on ?rrolir,
oscow, tit ia Its
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RAKSHT I.V.
"Electric Smelting of Secondary Alluminum Alloys in
Induction Furnaces."
report presented at the Scientific Technical
Conference of Workers in
Secondary Non-ferrous Metallurry, Khar1kovp 25-27
Jamiary 1961.

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AUTHO a I Mdu_D. B.
CO
OW t none 477
TITIE: Dm2w-tion or eleatja"jLmti!g_ waves In an Infinite conducting
layer with
dieleciric content that decreases cm approaching the Interface
M. In-ta radicelektron. I elektron. tekbn.,, V- 3) 104P
CIM SOME: Tr. Tqpsk
2 1 YY
70FIC TAWt electr talc wave j!!:E2!ptionp dielectric constant# flat
vaivegulde.,
dielectric VaVeg
TRKMIATION: The author considers the propagation of two-dimensional
electromagnetic
waves In a nonconducting layer of thickness 2dj, which Is unbounded
along two coordi-
nates and has a dielectric constant that decreases towards the edges
as I(X) -
C3/(IXI + g)2. 7be Ox axis is along the propagation direction. 7he
conditions for
the existence of different vawes that do not depand on y are
determined. It Is
assuzoed that excitation or these waves takes place In a region which
is Infinitely
rewte from the origin* With the aid of the wave equations for the
lnhOODgeneOUS
medium and the conditions on the batmdaz7, separate transcendental
equations are ob-
tained for the prcTWtlcn constants of the even end odd H and I modes.
7h9 order
of magnitude of the roots of three equations can be determined by
constructing suit-

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AUT.11011i jaksht, Kh,,,--$,-
TITLEz Propagation of electromagnetic waves in an infinite
nonconducting layer
with a dielectric constant decreasing toward the boundary surfaces
SOURCEt Ref. zh. Radiotakhnika i elektrosvyaz$j Abs. 9A207
REF SOURCEt Tr. Tomakogo in-ta radioolektron. I olektron, tekhn.,
vo 3. 1964P
104-118
TOPIC TAGSs electromagnetic wave, wave propagation, dielectric
layer waveguidet
dielectric constant
OSTRAM The prop!gation of two-dimensional electrl/gnetic waves is
considered
in a nonconducting layer unbounded two coordinates of thickness 2d
with
decreasing toward the boundaries according to the law d -cons(
for xjzo." The OX We is directed perpendicular to the plane
boundaries
of the layer,, and the OZ We is along the direction of
propagation. The
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conditions for the existence of waves of various typos not
depending on Y are
determined. It is assumed that the excitation of those waves
occurs in a region
infinitely far from the origin or the coordinntes. It is shown
that two even
waves (11- and E-typos) exist and are propagated in a layer with
arbitrary param-
eters. The phase velocity of the wave propagation, when it
occurs, equals the
velocity of light, The ratio of the energy fluxes outside and
inside the layer
reaches a maximum only for the critical conditions or
propagation. 2 illu3tra-
tions, 3 tables,, Bibliography of 4 citations,, A* Ps
5ranslation of abstraoit
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*VQrlA PhospUto Nkrintp ir,!I(. Bwmht,. 61 pp
synesh Twe Val Ylls So T
bl"uselon of dletrllmtlcn and proftetion of phosphaU
lik the War varld ar"s. go rtforeme to USM. Ma.
"Usat reffalme to POINA.

RUBINSHTEYN, G.; BAKSHT, M.
Dsvelopment of Soviet foreip trade. Vensh. torg. 42 no.4:
5-13 162. (MIRA 1514)
(Russia-Commerce)

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TSMIKOV, A. Y., and X. Y.
,,oxidation or Buno in solution a paj.-
Iff -r presented at the 9th Congress on
the Chomistry ond Physics of Ifigh Polymers, 28 Jan-2 Feb 57,
Moscow, Moscov
Polytechnic In3titut~.
B-3)OB4,P5

L 3381-66 Dn(u)/LVP(J)/T VA
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A,\678. 06:685. 314. 33. 002. 2
AUTHOR: Tokareva, T. Ye.; Snitsarenko, L. G.; Volkova, N.
A~~-Baksht, 0. W;
Zelldich. E. 1. Kheyfets, F, M. %k %k
TITLE: romp u
ding and technology for manufacturing winter-proof boots
SOURCE: Kauchuk i rezina, no. 8, 1965, 42-44
TOPIC TAGS: rubber chemical, antifreeze, synthetic material,
butadiene sty-
rene rubber, filler, plasticizer, thermoelasticity, special purp2se
clothing,
rubber/SKMS-10 rubber
A13STRACT: Formulations and technology for making frost- resistant
boots which
retained their elasticity at -50C were worked out and introduced
commercially.
Formulations for all parts 0cept the tricot-backed boot tops were
based on frost
resistant rubber SKMS-10,0and natural rubber was used in
formulation for fabric
application. The antifreeze effectiveness of dibutylphthalate,
dibutylsebacinate,
MVP oil, "plasticizer" oil and transformpr oil was evaluated. The
first two
compounds gave the beat frost-resiBtance-vat -50 C , and
formulations containing
dibutylphthalate had the greatest resistance to aging and became
brittle below
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-65C . Different types of carbon black had.little effect on frost-
resistance.
Manufacturing technology for making frost-resistant regular and
fisherman's
boots is analgous to that for making ordinary molded boots. Orig.
art. has: 2
tables
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-inaledovatellskiy institut, rezinovykh i
latekonykh izdeliy
(Scientific Research Institute for Rubber and Latex Products)i
avod!Xrasnyy
bogatyrONras yy Bogatyr'"Plant)
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ADTHORSt
Makeyevap A. H; Pozin, A. A;
Yeganova, Ye. S; Baksht, 0. V.

Zol'dioh, E. I.
T ITLE
Possibility of 'UsirZ SKP Rubber for ManufacturlrC [tubber

Boots (0 vozmoshnosti primenenlya %auchulca 3KP d17a

izCotovleniya rezinovoy obuvi)

PERIODICAL:
11
Kauchulic I Rezinav 1958,04r 9,, pp 25 - 27 (USSR)
ABSTRACT:'
The output of rubber shoes is to be Increased three to

four
times by the end of 1965 aocordinr,, to the direc-

tives of
';he May Conf 3rence of the Central Committee off

the KP33.
The authors tested the properties of stand~irl

SKP mixtures
containing atomised carbon blac% anJ mix-

tures and
compositions prepared under laboratory and in-

dustrial
conditions in the factory "Krasnyy boCatyrl".

The composition
of the two mixtures is given. The plas-

ticity of standard
mixtures containirir channel black

ractically did not change
after heatinC for 90 minutes

ir,.l). Mixtures containirV; atomised c:irbon blue!,-
U

shased considerable lower plasticity after heatin_r for

40 -
50 minutes. SKP mixtures prepared under Industrial

conditions
could not be 4-P.,-,Led bec~luse they shor,
"I'ard 1/2
tendency to scorchirZ;. This disappeared when 2

SOVZ13B-58j9--7/1l
5~ossibility of Using SKP Ibibber for Manufacturing Rubber
oots
z Ino benzoate was added to the mixtures (Figs. 2 - 3)
The addition of this substance does not affect the
properties of the vulcanisates (Tables 1 and 2). Prop-
erbles of vulcanisates made from SKP and SIM rubber
are compared (Tables 2 - 4). The physiao-mechanical
characteristics of boots made from SKP rubbor,when
zino benzoato was added,viere slichtly better than those
made from BKB rubber. There are 4 Tables, 3 FiCures
and 3 Soviet References.
ASSOCIATIONtZavod "Krasnyy boptvr"' i
hauchno-lasledoxatel'skly
institut rezinovy1ch I late%snykh lzdeliy ( Km sn)y bogratyr
Factory and thoSaientific Institute for Rubber and Latex
Articles)
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TOKW-VA, T.Ye.; SNITSARENKO, L.G.; VOLKOVA, N.A.; BAKSHT,
O.V.;
MIDICH, E.1,; KHEIFETSt F.M.
Formulas and technology for the manufacture of
frost-resistant
boots, Kauch. i res. 24 no.8t42-44, 165.
(MIRA 18:10)
1. Nauchno-iseledovatellakly Inatitut resinovykh I latekanykh
isdeliy i zavod "Krasnyy bogatyr',

:ACCESSION HRI AP4041026 5/0120/64/000/0031010810110
AUTHORt Baksht$ Re Bo I Mesyats , C. A.
'TITLE: Circuits using ferrite* for obtaining high-voltage
,nanosecond pulses
SOURM Pribory* i tekhnika skeparimentap no* 3, 1964, 108-110
TOPIC TAGSs high voltage pulse, nanosecond pulse, ferrite
nonlinear
element, ferrite ring
ABSTRACT: A device for obtaining short pulses with amplitudes up
to 20 kv by means of a nonlinear circuit equipped with ferrite
rings
I
is described. The basic diagrams of the pulse-shaping element and
the experimental unit are shown. The nonlinear element consists of
a brass rod (30 mm in dismsuir and 40 mm long) with a ferrite ring
(inside diameter, 30 mml outside dLamsterg 50 mol heLghto 10 mm)o
~The unit is fixed inside a coaxial duralunin chamber. Input
pulses
(10-9 see - 20 kv) are supplied from the generator* It is shown
ithat the amplitude of the output pulse increases proportionally
to
that of the input pule* and to the number of rings* It increases
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with a drop in the input-pulse front durationg which is connected
Iwith the rate of increase in the ferrite magnetic field
intensity$
jorig. art. hast 3 figures.
ASSOCIATIONt Tomakiy polit*khnicheskiy Institut (Tomsk
Polytechnic
a otituts"
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AUTHOR: Baksht, R. I.; Lemberg, M. D.; M. -zelt, L. M.
ORG: none
TITLE: Pneumatic automation equipment fo: controlling plants in the
gas industry
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Institut avtomatiki i Lelemckhaniki.
Pnevmoavtomatika (Pneumatic
automation). Moscow, Izd-vo Nauka, 1966, 165-171
TOPIC TAGS: pneumatic control, gas industry, industrial automation,
pneumatic device
ABSTRACT: This article reports on work conducted and equipment
developed by the SKB
for Automating Gas Instruments of the State Production Committee of
the Gas Industry
(SKB "Gazpriboravtomatika" Gosudarstvennogo proizvodstvennogo
komiteta gazovoy I
promyshlennosti) to automate gas engine compressors (GEQ and gas
distributing sta-
tions (GDS) by pneumatic automation means. The GEC consists of a
gas engine and pis-
ton compressor with a common crankshaft. The systems developed and
manufactured to
automate the GEC are the 1000-hp 10GC and the 1500-hp lOGKN. The
GDS systems reduce
pressure from 30-55 to 3-6 kg/cm2. They differ from each other in
their engineering
drawings (depending on the equipment used and the number of users)
and in their flow-
rate characteristics (from several hundred to several hundred
thousand cubic meters
per hour). The GDS automation system must maintain pressure within
certain limits at
the output, remove faulty equipment from the operation (cutting in
reserve.equipment),
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and make remote control of all executory mechanisms possible. The
devices used in
these systems may all be functionally divided as follows: (1)
sources of information
on the course of the engineering process (sensors with proportional
and discrete out-
put); (2) elements for transmitting, distributing, anti performing
logic operations;
for converting one sort of energy into another; and for
amplification (relays, reverse
and reversible valves, converters and amplifiers); (3) control
elements (final cut-
outs, buttons, tumblers, and switches); (4) signal (indicator)
devices. Domestic
Soviet industry does not produce the greater part of the listed
equipment; therefore
the SKB developed new units (with diaphragms, unactuated by
throttle or flow rate)
which require no special treatment of air or gas and are operable
from.-40 to +50 C.
Eleven devices are illustrated and described# Orig. art. hast 10
figures.
SUB COM 13, 05- SUBH DATrt 03Feb66

UMBE.RG, Mikhail Dimitriyevich; BOLOTIN,
Kh.L.p kand. tekhn.nauk, dots.p reteenzent; BURTSEV,
K.V..,
inzh., red.1 LESNICHENKO,, I.I., red. izd-va; UVAROU,
A.F.,
tekhn. red.
(Clamping devicos of lathea]Zazhimrwe ustroistva tokarrykh
stankov. Foskval Mashgisp 1962. 150 p., (MIRA 15110)
(lathea)

Do'
Tenc
SC:
Dec.
C
bat
P
53'

I - r.
AXSHT, S.I., inshwisr.
Inot uing the hoisting capacity of a BK-25-48
tower crane with
lon,-tr )on range. Ilek.ata. 25 no.Ils52 1 154.
(MUIA 7--l! )
%Cran*s, derricks, *to.)

-- --- - - - -- EUUT,- -S "---
Pot inshenere
4 MOONA-mmmomom
Cantilever scaffolds for building the outer walls of the
main
buildile Blek, at&, 26 nool:47-48 J& 155. (MIRA 8:3)
Scaffolding)

Subject USSR/Electricity
Card 1/1 Pub. 26 - 12/33
Author Baksht, S. P.0 Eng.
Title Mounting of steel reservoirs by pontoons
Periodical Blek sta, 5. 44-45s MY 1955
AID P - 2413
Abstract The mounting of 2,000 cu m steel reservoirsWesented In
detail with diagrams. The floating crane It installed on
the pontoon within the pond filled with water and is used
instead of a scaffolding in the erection of the reservoir.
Two diagrams.
Institution: None
Submitted : No date

A its ti
Subject USSR/Electricity AID P - 2533
Card 1/1 Pub. 26 - 17/32
Author Baksht, S. P.,, Eng.
NOLUMMUMM
Title MountIng frames of the main building of a thermal
power plant
Periodical : Elek sta, 6. 43-44, Je 1955
Abstract : The performance of a L-shaped crane with 22 t capacity
during the construction of a thermal power plant is
reported in detail. A wider use of these cranes for
the erection of frames weighing up to 2,500 t is
recommended. Three diagrams.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

UISHT, S.P., insh.
Upright auction
fans. Ilek.sta.
ducts of asbestos cement sheets for bloving
29 no.101 J& 058. (KrU 1112)
(Paus, Mechanical)

-RWHT$.A!P.j iuzh.
Assembly of a generator stator vitbout using a crane,
Energe stroi. no*22339-42 161. (HIRA 15:7)
1. Proyektnaya kontora treata. "Navkazonergostroy".
(Electric"generators)
L~

BAKSHT, Yuriy Vollso.y.i-ch: LOFENF-BLIDt Yevgeniy
Grigorlyovich; RUSETSKIYI
---AIek-niKdr-Alekseyevioh,, Prinimali uohnstiyet
MMIROSOVp G.G.;
MULYUDOV, M.A.1 KATSWt F.Mop inzh.p reteenzenti
TITOYs I.A.p
kand. tekhn. nauk, retsenzentl KAZAROV, Yu.S., red.;
KOHOVENKO,
Yu.N., tekhn. red.
(Adjustable pitch screw propellers] Grebmye vinty
reguliruemogo
shags. By IU.V.Baksht, E.G.Lofenfelld, A.A.Rusetskii,
laningrad,
Goo. soiuznoe izd-vo sudostroit. promyahl.p 1961* 327
pe
(MIIIA IWO
(Propellers)

BAKSHTAN JAI-so EWSMMICHp M,N,o nauobmy tekhn. red, I
RODOV-
SWAp N.Y.p oty. %a vypusk; VOROTNIKOVA, L.F.p tekbn.
redo
(Hoobanization and automation in the olaswitication
yards of
U.S*S.,Re and foreip railroadol bibliographic index
of Soviet
literature publisbed from 1955 to 19601
Makhanizateiia, i avto-
matizataiia na sortirovochrqkh stantailakb zbelezrqkh
dorog v
SSSR i %a rubasboul bibliogftficbeskii ukazatell
otechestyennoi
literatury 1955-1960 gg. Moskyap Vaeso isdatellsko-
11gr. obl-
edinenie Vp-y& putei soobobobeniia* 1961, 14 p, rMMA
34 % 10)
I* Russia (1923- U.S.S.Ro). MinisterstTo putey
scobohebon4a.
TSentrallwWa, nauchno-tekhnichaskaya bibliotaka,
(Bibliograpby-Railroade-lards) (Automatic control)

WSHTANSKAYA Ii.S.1 F.Wp G.G,p nambno-tekhn. rod.1 HODOVSKAYA#
--1QV--I OtT. VI~;9j;4skj GROVOV, Yu.V.,, takhn. 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 plaetzass i sintoticheakikh materialov na zbelezno-
dorozhnom transporte v SM i za rubethom; bibliograficheakii
ukazatell otechestyernoi i inostramoi literatury) 1950-1960
gg,,
Moskva, Voes. izdatellsko-poligr. ob"adinenie 14-va putei
soob-
shchoniiap 1961. 38 p, (mnu 15:2)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) VWstorstvo putey soobshcheniya.
TSontraltnaya uauchno-tokhnicheekaya biblioteka.
(BibliograpbV-Railroade-Equipment and supplies)
(Bibliograp~V-Plasticaj

13AKSliTANSKMA, H.S., Av. za vypusk; DROZDOVA, N.D.,
tekhn. red.
-----TR-aiiroad nterature of the U.S.S.R. for 19611
Zhelezno-
dorozbna,ia literatura SSSII, 1961, Moskva# Tranosholdor-
lzdat, 1963. 458 P. (MIRA 17:2)
1, Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Rininterstyo putey nobahcho-
niya, TSontraltnaya nauchno-tekhnichoskaya bibliotaka.

BAXSHTAIISKAUq.-Uq4w; RAMTULINA) N.D.., inzh., nauchno-takhn. red.;
----KO5DVSKffA, M.V.j nauobno-bibl. rod.; RODOVSKAYA, W.V.,, otv. za
vypusk; USENKO, L.A.j, tekhn. red.
(Mechanization and automation of operations in locomotive opera-
tioup saintena a aW repair in the 'U.S.S.R. and foreign
countrisel bibliograpby of Soviet literature, 1957-19601 Mekha-
nizateiis, I avtomatizatslia v lokonotivnom khaziaistve v SUR i
z& rubashom; bibliografichookii ukazatoll otechestvemoi lits-
ratury, 1957-1960 gg. Hoskvn# Tranezbeldroisdat, 1961* 38 p.
(MIRk 15 5)
1. Russia (1923- U.S,S.R,) Kinietorstyo putay soobahcZ;-
TSentrallnays nauobno-tekbnicbeekaysbibliotaka.
(BibliograplW-Locomotives-44aintenmee and repair)

BAY.'.!i" 'JN,-K.-,YA , 1, . "
; - ~ 1'('f1 a
I HO 1: LIJA I I t omo.~j re. ,., f , r~,, ii.
I*c.:- ] -1, i. . 0
(' I e zr. -
dorozhrm i --1 11 t erntii rii , i A -.
19(14. 478 ],. ( IV" I R A 18 : 1. 1

ROS11TAKAR, E.L.; NILOVAI 0.1o
Feeding habit of young Oncorhynohus gorbutche ind
Oncorhynchus
keta in the White and Barents Seas. Trudy
no.9:106-111 165.
(MIRA M12)
1. Polyarnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy A. proyektnyy
institut
morakogo rybnogo kbosyaystva 1, okeanotraftip
Murmansk,

FILONOV, V.A.; BAKSHTATEVA, LA.
Distribution of radioactive
of the Pripet fault. Dokl,
1, Institut goologichookikh
cheskogo, komitsta SSM. Predstavlono,
elements in the formation,waters
AN BSSR 8 no,W20-123 F 164.
(MIRA 170)
nauk Gosudarstvonnogo goologi-
akademikom AN BSSR
G.V. Bogomol"o

BARATOAW, DmItrLy Dmitrlyevleh; PRORNOV. A.P.,
kanlild,,, tekhnicheekikh nauk,
retsenvent;JAIMTZY31, S Z kandisat tekhntMe.*Ikh nauk,
ratsontent,,
n
SHPICHINC18111, U.B., rvf#a ; JUXAIT.VA, O.H.,
ro'vdaktor Isdatel'stre;
LSUOMOYRU, P.G.j tekbutcheAty redaktor
[Dendritic W78tallisation) Dandrittmia kristallizateits.
lid, 2-os,
isprA dop. Hooky&. Goo evatichno-takim. isd-vo lit-ry po
cherpoi i
tevetnot ustallurgii, 1957. 125 P. (KMA 10:10)
(Solidification)

,q k S h, T t- 7 IV, V-
USHOINSIM N-A-. kandidat tekhalebask1kh nanki OOMM, S.I.; PJLIBMTII,
!:!Ix.1cwAtd&t takhnicheek1kh nauk. ------ W-Www"%,
31inination of scale forwAtion in the evaporation of solutions of
sodium sulfate. XhIm.pron.no.6:324-32S 8 '56. (NM 10t2)
1, Overdlovskly filial Isuchoo-issledovatelskogo Institute, Wal-
chaskogo mashinostroyenlys, I Vabsolusayy nauchno-Issledovatel'skiy
Institut ;alurgil.
tBodium sulfates) (Draporating appliances)

ll~l -1 1- - -

BAKSOVA, R. A., atid B. N. MPANENKO, and YQ. W-AFANAS'YEVA
"On the chemical nature of a ncw polysaccharlde"
The Chmistry and Metabo.11sm of Carbckydmtes in Animal and
Plant Orsanism.
Conference in Moscov. Janu=7 26,to January 30 1958.
j

STIPAURNKO, B.P.. JOANSITUA, Te.M., BAMOVA, R.A.
Chemical nature of eremuran, a now polyeaccharide from
the roots
of Bremurus regelil Evith sutmary in Bnglish]o Biokhlmiia
23
U0051713-720 B--O 158 (MIRA nsll)
lo Laboratorlya fistologichaskoy khimit AN SSSR i
Koskovskoy
farmateevtIcheekly institut, Moskva*
(PLANTS.
Iremurne regelit, isolation & chem, of polysaccharide
aremuran tRus))
(POLTSACCHAROW,
aremnran# cbeme & isolation from 11rexurus regalli
(RUB))

R.A., :~,-"':AKGVA, IN.K.,
k
T 'r. ,
03TO
"The llf~sorv,? In "'I'vits,"
qt. t!,,~ rtlj Illtil, 1) r, CO
-VIC 1.9")1.

STEFAMN40,
Production of crystalline d-mamooo from a new raw material -
the polyeaccharide ars=rm. Diokhimiia 26 no.5i835-858 S-0 161.
(HIM 14:12)
1. Institute of Diochemistryo Aoademy of Sciences of the U.S.S,R.
arxi the let Medical Iqtitute, Moscow,
(Emmw) HAMIOSE)

PE'AhOV , K. A. , BAKS4113, , k. A. -, , I V. ; SINOGLYK
INA , I - 1;. ; SKU DINA T. V.
L .1 0
P.-opurties of phosphinle acid Enhyrirldes. Part 1:
'Monoalkyl(aryl)
phosphonatos. 7hur. ob. klilm. 35 no-4:723-728 Ap 165.
(MIRA 18: 5)

PETROV, K.A.;-IiA R.A~; IGIORKROYAW, L.V.
Properties or phosphinic acid anhydrides. Part 3:
Reactions
of anhydrides of phosphinic acids with olefin orldes.
Zhur.
ob. khim. 35 no.4032-737 Ap 165.
(MIRA 18- 5)

L 16wo-66 zwP(j)/twT(u)
ACC NR: AT6 " di--- -- "SOURCE CODE:
UR/0000/65/000/000/0310/0313
AUTHOR: WILOV, K A.; Bakeove R. A.; Khorkboyanu, L V.; Rebus~
1. 7. A3
.4z
ORG: None 6el
TITLE: Properties of phosphonic nhydrides, Part 2X Synthesis
and properties
of atUlenediphosphonic anhydrid
SOURCE: AN SSSR, Otdeleniye obahchey i tekhnicheakoy khimii.
Problemy
organichisko'go sGteza in oirgan-ic syn.thesiIa) M~scow, Izd-vo
Nauka,
1965, 310-313
TOPIC TAGS: organic phosphorus compound, alcohol, phenol
ABSTRACT: The article presents data on the synthesis of
ethylenediphosphonic an-
ihydride 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(l) controlled hydrolysis of ethylenediphosphonyl
tetrachloride in chloroform with.
!prolonged heating
nC12(0)PCH2CI12P(O)CI2 + 7nH20 --* n(02PCH2CH2PO2) + 4n HC1
and (2) reaction of the tetrachloride with tetraethyl
ethylenediphosphonate taken
in equivolar
amounts:
rd,
e& - - -----
L

L 16000-66
ACC MR& AT6004037
nCl2PCH2CH2PCI2 + n(C2H5O)2PCH2C112P(OC2115)2 2n(02PCH2CH2rO2) + 4n
HC144nClIrCH2.
0 0 0
~thoyl*nediphosphonic anhydride is apparently a polymer with the
formula
and consists of a vitreous hygroscopic mass
P - CH2CH2 - P
insoluble in all organic solvents. It reacts
0 n , readily with alcohols, glycols, and phegpla.
0 0 Acid esters of eth4lenediphosphonic acid1were
obtained In good yields trom reactions ok the
lanhydride with ethyl, isoottyl, and sec-octyl alcohol and
p-nitrophenal at SO-
120C. Reaction of the anhydride with 1,3-propanediol and
1,6-hexanediol produced
the heretofore unkmwn polyphosphonates 0 0
_O(CH2)x-O-P-CH2CH;
41-P-O(CH2)x
\OH \011 _j n
x 3o 6
M COD11 07 SM DATEi 13Mst64_/t-
,0110. Ms,.003 M RM 002

IRPWj AeSs
Nov design of couplings for air conduits, DerI)row. 7
no.3128 Mr 158*
(MMA ill 4)
LTSentrallmy usuohno-iseledovatel'skiy institut
makhanichookoy
obrabotki dereva.
(couplings)

DDLOOT, A. 1. RUST, A. S. IMT]CYW-. T.G.
Machine tools for making doweled. door*. Dar. prov. 7 ro.4:17-19
Ap 158. (KIRk 110)
LTSentrallnyy Dauchno-Issledovatel'skly institut mekhanicheskoy
obrabotki dereva,
(Doors) (Woodworking machinery)

DOLGOV, A.I.; BAUT, A.S.
Now mechanisms for continuous production lines.
Der.prom. 9
no.g:&g 8 160. (KIRA 13.9)
1. Vauchno-tseledovatel'skiy
sashinostroyonlya.
(Conveyins machinery)
inttitut derevoobrabatyvayushchago
(Furniture industry)

MAX(A"SM, Rkolay Vasillyevich; BYSUOV, G.P., doktor
tokhn.nauki retBen-
A-0
entL BAKST A S.p kand.takhn.nauko reteentent; KAFUSTINj 1.1.0
doktor--Uelffm~.~, prof., red.; GOSPODARSKATA, T.N...
red.izd-va;
PARAMUNAp N.L.# tekhn. red.
(Automation of technological proceem in voodvork) Avtonatiza,..
teiia tekbnologicbeekikb protseaeov v derevoobrabotka, Moskva,
Goolesbumisdatp 1961. 397 p. (MIRA 1402)
(Woodvorking machinery) (Automatic control)

BAXUI,Ferenc
Wlt~ the Caepel metal workers, Say. profsoiusy 3 no.5:68-70
my 55. (Klft 8:8)
(Ceepel, Hunkary-Steel Industry)

BAKTAI. n~: !""'n
Gec~ui!q-hy &- (;-nlcgy
Szekelyek uzent'K.; vc,minitil utlriaplc. Kor-,.uth YonyvkWO, 195-1
~7 p.
Yc,ntl,,Iy List of' EuroTc~in Accessictis (E~AkI), LO, vc I. % r('.
4, April 1959
UNCIUS31FLED

BAKTAI, Gyorgy
%A
Pictures from the 5th Congress of the
Hungarian Sports
Federation for National Defense. Radiotechnika
33 no,7:
2 of cover JI 163.

A
FETUS11, I.; KHORVAT, A.
Indications or solar activity in the annual rings of Pinus
Tarnociensus of the Miocene. Astron.zhur. 41 no.2%413-411.
Mr-Ap '64. (MIRA l7s4)
1. Kafedra astronomil unlverslteta im. Etvesha, Budapesht.

BAKTAI, Marial FEJES, Istvan; HORVATH, Andras
Examination of the annual rings of the Pinuxylon
Tarnociencis
(Tusson) Greguaa. Foldt koal 94 no.3093-396 JI-S
164.

--,A - 1. :-%,, 1 "
llarbora-3hip,s rASED 1964
DECLji
1963

MKTAY, Gvorgy; RIVS7AME BARAN, Maria, dr.
Chemi-try of aerosol preparations. Magv kem lap 19
ne.9:46*,-469
s 164.
1. Cosmetic and Household Chemical Industry
Enterprise# Budapest.

Hungary/Chmical Tecbnclogy. Chemical Products and Their
Application -- Fate and
oils. Waxes. Soap. Detergents. Flotation reagents,
1-25
Atst Jlwamal: Rtforat Zhur - KUmiyat No 2.. 1957.. 6378
Author: Baktay, Gyorgy
InstItutioni None
Title: Rroblems of Vegetable Oil Prvduction
Original
Publication: OI&J, 9-appan, koometika, 1955, 4, No 14-16
Abstract: Discussion of the problems the solution of which is
needed by the
vegetable oil industry in order to improve the technology of oil
productlon and refinement, production of fatty acids and
glycerol.
Card 1/1

Distrt 495d/492c(j)
Preparation and separation pf chlorinated x n derivatives of
high bollizg
point. Istyan RussnAk, Indre Maito) and G '* :y Baktay H~azaki
lRyetem. Budapest),
Magyar 146. Lapja Ill 123-5(1956),-Distn.
monochlorobenzene
-pro f the
5
zanuf. were studied with the purpose of developing a method for
the sepn. of
1,2,4-trichlorobensens (1) for the prepn. of phthalocyanine. The
material con-
tains -59% Cl. It wan distd. in vacuo (19 sim. Hg) at 32-800 to
obtain the light
portion; at the latter temp. p-dichlorobanzone pptd, At 81-1520
the high-boiling
portion was obtained. Both portions were then redistd. at atm.
pressure. The
light portion contained no 1# the bigh-boiling, portion
contained -60%. As the
high-boiling portion represtnts 26% of the total distillate, it
was attempted to
increase I yield by chlorinating the light portion. Fe. catalyst
was usod and the
chlorination was conducted at 20-300 until Bp. gr. reached 1.220
(200) and at
55-650 until it reacbed 1.335 (500). The I yield can be further
increased by
continuing the chlorination until reacoing, the op. gr. 1.460
(5GR). G. J. Irnyei
(Retyped clipped abstract)

E.%KilllisEli. L I*
N 5
662.ul
.10
Teploteklinicherh lye Kontmlno-I~rprJtplfnyye -ril Ory
(Themo-Technical Control
and Insti-ment!-, by) E. D. Kutin 1 1. 1. rrJ%t.ov-.-kIy. I?.d. 2.
Isprtv,
I Dop. Eorkw, Emsheir, 1955.
39Q, P. ftu!rs., Tpt-les.

1
7
:J,iY8AYTI7f X.B.; IRIKAT, G.M.
Alpha-decay mechanism and reduced level vidths of Po
210 and
P0212 nuclei. Izvo AN SSSR. Sor, fize 27
no.lOtl297-1304 0 *63,
(KRA 16: 10)

f
ACCSSSION KRi AP4042969 8/0048/64/028/007/1229/2233
AVMOR.- Bakty*bayev, X.Di'l Dukat, G.M.
TITLEt Reduced alpha-particle widths of bismuth 210 and the energy
level spectrual
of thallium 206 ffieport 14th Annual Conference on Nuclear
Spectroscopy hold In
TIbillst 14-21 rob 104;~
SOUFKZt AN SSSR. 1xv. Seriya fisicheskaya, v.28, no.7, 1964,
1229-1233
TOPIC TAGS: radioactivity, alpha decay, nuclear spectroscopy,
nuclear force, bis-
muth, thallium
ABSTRACT- The reduced widths were calculated for alpha decay of the
ground state
and the 250 koV 9- excited state of Dj2lO to the foll6wing states
of T120G: tile 2-
and 3- states at 800 and 654 k9V (not necessarily respectively),
the 301 keV 1~-
state, the 262 koV 2- state, end a hypothetical low-lying I- state,
The methods am-'
jiloyed have been previously, described by the authors (Izv.AN
SSSR,Ser.vis.27,1201,
1.963; 28,102,1964). The calculations were undertaken primarily to
determine whether
the failure so far to observe alpha transition to the low-lying I-
state is ccmp*17~
Ing proof of its non-exletarAe. as argued by 11*D.Zoh and MoMang
(Rucl.phys629,
1/3

ACCESSION NR: AP4042969
1 529,1962). This question to pf .9bro importance, f or it involves,
tho-exiatence or
non-existence of tonsor forces in the residual nuclear Interactions.
The doscrip-
tion of the nuclei given by L.A.Sliv, G.A.Sogomnp'ova and
Yu.I.K)iaritonov (Zhur.
eksp.i toor.fiz.40,94G,l0Gl;,,Izv.AN SSSR,Ser.fiz*.28,315,1964) 9n
the basis of the
shell modol with central residual forces was employed in the
calculations. Accord-
Ing to this model, the l9west states of T1206 arg those of a pl/asj/2
(0:1) doublet
with. very small separation, and Vie ground state, of D12IO is a
mixt4ro of many can-
figurations of which 111/2116/2 and (;9/2119/2 predominnto. 71o
rcdttcLd widths for
transitionn from either of the two bismuth states to the low-lying 1-
thallium
stnto were found to be much smallor than the other reduced widths.
nio relative in-.
tonsition of the n1phn trnn ditions were cn1c 'uInted from the
reduced widths and the
barrier ivnetration f actorn , nixt they are compnrod with the
experimental rosu'Ats,
Excellent agreament wn!j found for the trazisitif-nfs to the 262 and
301 heV thallium
levola. For the 654 and 800 heV levels, the Intensity of the
trailsition to ono (do-':
pending on the n9olgitmont) was in good agreeraont with,
oxlvriro-,nt, and that to the
other was off by a factor 4. Tito calculations indicate that about 3%
of thu alpha
transitions from the excited bismuth state should be to the low-lying
V thallium
level, Vie trattijition probability was -givon by the calculations
horovor, as the
2/3

ACCESSION- NR: AP4042969
difference between two largi nuabors.,'and it might well be in fact
much smaller. If;
one Ignores configuration mixing and employs pure sholl model
states iw'tho calcu-
lations, as did Zeh and Mang (loo.cit) one finds a much larger
transitizut probabi-
lity. It in concluded that; the exper2ntal data are, not
inconsistent with, the ox-!
litonce of a low-lying M
V i0vol in TI In conclusion, the authors express
their deep gratitude to L.A.Sliv for his'constant interest in the
work and for
.number of valuable remarks." Orig.art.hast 3 formulaso I figures
and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATIONt Fialko-tokhnichookly' Institut im.A.F. Ioffo Akadovaii
nauk OSSA (Physi-
co-toohnical Institute, Academy of Sciences, SSSR)
SUBVI-1 00 SNCLZ 00
SVD CCDRa XP NR IMF SOVt 003. onwt oo
3/3

n,I-r-l --YEV, K*-- B-. ;-BUMG) - G a - M$- ---- - -
"Alpha Decay and Nuclear Structure."
report submitted for All-UnionConf on Nuclear Spectroscopy)
Tbilisi, 14-22
Feb 64.
FTI (Physico Technical Inst)

BkKTYUYET, K.B.; BUKATp G*H*
Alpha-docay of Pa222 and the level struature of radm isotopes,
Izv, AN SSSR. Ser, fiso 28 no.M203-1206 JI %MA 1718)
in B1210 and the speotrum of levels in
Ti2OO* . Bid, i'm W-.
1. Miko-taUnicheakiy institut ime A*F* Iofre AN SSSR.

Wr(n) DIAAP
ACC W: AT6005871 SOURCE CODE: MV0367/65/002/004/0585/0595
AM"DR: A!MXj>_aXev. 16 Bq; M.
ORO: ftelootechnical Institute in. A. P. 1oiLfgx_ACA&MV_QE_ficJW.!ks
SSSR (Fiziko,-~
tekhnicbeekiy instit Akademil Dauk SSSR)
~pha_ deeso structure of nuclei /4 the region of Fb208
TIM i Al
SOURCEt Yadernays, fizikRp-v. 2p no* hp 196% 585-595 7
"PIC TAGS: lead., bismuth, radium, Alpha decayp nuclear structurep
proton inter-
actionp neutron interactionp wave functionj nuclear spectroscoP7
ABMACT: 7he authors calculate the alpha widths of the ground and
excited levels
of several nuclei in the Yttinity of lead, such as Po?32j. B0100 and
R&222. The
~influence of the residual ifteraction,and of the structure of the
levels of the
parent and daughter nuclei on the relative values of the alpha-decay
amplitude is
investigated, The calculations employed take into account the
dynamics of the in-
ternal mation and explain in natural fashion Ywmq details of alpha
decayp providing
,&-better understanding of the connection between Its obaracteristic
and the energy
and electromagnetic characterletieB of the nuclei. It Is shown that
in addition to
pp and nu intemtions, an Important role Is played by np interactions
in the cor-
Cardl/2

L 20392-6-6-
ACC WHt Ar6w5871
;relation of the four nucleons Into an alpha cluster. 7be fact that
the authors
used the wave fvwtions obtained by L. A. MY and his eo-workers
(ZhRTF Yo A
539P 1959; Noel. Physe Vo 28p 192p 1960) without additional
assumptions or nev pan.,
meters,, offers evidence that these functions represent vith
sufficient accuracy the;,
~properties of the nucleus as a system of interacting nucleons. The
results show
that the study of alpha decay yields valuable information on the
structure of the
nuclear levels and the character of the residual interaction on the
nucleons. Con-
:Yercelyp alpha decay can be used for nuclear spectroscopy since it
facilitates the
Identification of the levels. 7be authors thank Professor L.A. Sgy
for continu-
ous interest In the work wA Professor J. 0. Rawwasen for a useful
discussion,
Orig. aft. bast I figurep 5 forwAns), &a 7 tables
On CODES 20/ BUBM DAMS 25J&m65/ OM Wt Wh/ -OM REFS 012

BMUIEV.,A.14.1 PR(MIS, V.I.
Experiences In the surgical treatment of coronary insufficiencys
Bratial. lek. listy 2 no,98505--514 163,
1. Oddelenie cievnej chirurgie (vedual dr.med. vied.
Ju*3*Be2*zov
(Yu.S.Berezor)) Inatitutu ardcovocievnej chirurgie (riaditelt
proGS.A*Kolesnikovj vedecky veduci akademik A.N. Bakulev) Aka-
demie l9k&rskych vied SSSR.
4M

ni, A 0 C, . I .
"Comparin- the Stability of Various 'Grades of Butter." Cand
Tech Sci, Latvian
Agricultural Acad, 14Faj 1954. (RZhKhi-n, no 23, Wc 54)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at
USSF. tugher
Educational Institutions (12)
SOt Sam. No. 556, 24 Jun 55

BAKUL I B N kand.tekhn.nauk; ZAKHARENKC), I.P.,
kand.tekhn.nliijk;
ti~
CHEFOVETSFIYO I.Kh.,,, inzh.
Sharpening hard-alloy wood-cutting Instruments with
diamond rings.
Der. prom. 12 no,9:8-9 S 163. (MIRA 16s10)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-isslodnvAtellakly Institut
aintetichookikh
everkhtverdykh materialov I InstruOnta.

S/190/63/009/001/006/006
D251/')308
4MOM; 11rozin, B.D. (deceased), Bakull, V.1,11. mid
Pelepelin,
V.11. (Kiev)
TITLE: Plaotic deformation of hard alloys
1"'l-MUODICAL: Frykladna melchanika, v. 9, no. 1, 1963, 94-98
T.F.%T: Since hard alloys are widely used as materials for
instrument and machine-component construction, a study of
their
plastic properties is of considerable technological as
-.;cll as theor-
etical value. The existing
., infonaation on this prob1cm being licuted
and scattered, the authors use a method 'Jased on the uneven
conpres-
sion of hoops to study the plastic defoniiation of two-phase
tungsten
carbide - cobalt alloys. The cobalt content varies fron, 4
to 25,~.
The residual deformation is shoim to be consider:ible, being
11% for
the 451~ Co alloy, 9.5'A for the 67, Co alloy, and then
incrensing to
IB.51*41 for 25% Co. The affect of deformation on the
hardness, coer-
cive force and specific conductivity is also sho,.-A-t; the
hardness
decreases after deformation but the other two parameters
increase.
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S/198/63/009/001/006/006
Plastic defonaation of hard alloys D251/D308
Those latter may be taken as scnc;itivc characteristics of the effect
of defomation. lFurther investigations of the effect of deformation
,.rill be carried out with the aid of X-rays, metallography and assay-
iiw,. There are 2 figures and 2 tables.
ASSOMMON: Instytut melthaniky .0 URSR (Institute of Mechanics
of the AS UkrSSR)
SUM11TTED:_._ -Sept ember
1962
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BARTLA, N.
Machine-tractor stations are responsible for the fulfillment of
the plan for
sugsr-beet output. D. 145. (Pechanimsee Zemedelstvi, Vol. 7, No.
7, Apr. 1957,
Praha, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC, Vol. 6,
No. 8, Aug 1957. Uncl.

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AUTHORSt Bakule, R., 91chaq M.1, Vesely, V. and Kraelk, J.
TITLEs Complex Conductivity of Plasma-,in a DC Glow Discharge
in Noon T
PERIODICAL: Ce3koslovensky casopis pro.fysiku, 1960,
No. 5, P. 408
TZXT; The measurement of the concentration and collision
frequency
in the positive column of a DC glow discharge in neon by the
high-
frequency method is described. The results of the measurements
show that the expression for the complex conductivity of plasma
derived by Fangs is applicable to the positive column of a DC
glav
discharge, It in also shown that the measurements can also be
analyzed by means of the Lorenz formula which is simpler for
numer-
ical calculations, The electron concentration ovaluated from this
formula in (within the range of experimental error) similr to
that
calculated from the Fangs expression.
ASSOCIATIONS: Katedra slaktroniky a vakuoveo fysiky Karlovy
university, Praha (Chalr of Electronics and Vacuum Physics of
Charles Universit , Prague)
%. Pysika'*lni u"stav 6VUT, Pod1brady (Physics Institute
of CVUT, Pod%brady.
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14, No. 4-5, 1939.
Report U-1506, 4 Oct. 1951.

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"The Hanufacturing and Threading of Rods for Detachable Boring Bits
11ade by the Kharikov
Machine-Tool and Tool Plant (KhSIZ)" Tavat. Met. 14) No 9.,
September 1939.
9. 90 Report U-1506, 4 Oct. 1951,

DAIMI T ON e, inshener,
Mechanized boring of holes In granite facing details.
Makh.strol.11
no.3s29-30 154. (KM 715)
(Drilling and boring) (Granite)

USWScientific Organization - Conferonce
CP-M IA r Pub. 128 - 32/-18
Authors I &.0aas P V. N,
Title I Scientific-teclmical conferenco on repcated
rciatoration of cutting
tools
Periodical t Usto m-eh. 9j, 98-99,p Sep 1954
Abstract t The AUJUnion, Fechanical Enginc.-Ts Scientific and
Techrdcal Society
in Kharkov hold a conference in Dec. 1953., on problems
pertaining to
the repeated restorntion, of cutting tools* AltoGether 26
lectures
wore read on the abovo mwitioned subject., and som 320
delegates repre-
acntinG 183 machine con3truction plants attended the conference.
Iwtitiition t Kharkov Division of the M-Union Mechanical
Engine3rs Be'leatific
anti Teclu-dcrI Society
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-- Now TE41 hard alloy for electric drill cutter heads, U9011
33 no*2t
27 IP 158. (MIRk Ilt2)
1, Ukrtyordeplay. (Boring machinery) (Tool steel)

POLYAKv A. Lot kand* tekhn. nauk; NIKOIATENKO, A.
Too insh.1 GRICHENKO#
R. No, insh BAKULI V, N,,, kand. tekhn. nauk;
ISAKOV, Bo lot
JTjR;_ - -- I
insb, i S. # To
Iffident gemstry and makes of bard alloys for the
blades
of *utter loacers Ath a planstary-cutting actuating
member.
Ugoll Ukr. 6 no.10120-22 0 162. (MM 15,10)
1. Ukrainskty namohno-Issledovatellskiy institut
organisataii
i mekbanivateii sbakbtn6go stroitel'stva (for
Polyakj Nikolqvnko,
Gricbenko), 2. Ukrainskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skLy
institut
sinteticbeekiM sverkht"r*kb materialov i instrumntor
(for
B&IM11, leakay, Starkov).
(Coal mining machinery)

UMS. V.N kand. takhn. nauk; ABWOV,, A.S.p insh.1
SKRIPXOj O&F*p insb&
Diamond coasuuption in machining various brands of hard
alloys.
Hashinostroanie no,1197-99 Ja-F 163. (MM 1617)
(Diamondep IMustrial) (Metal cutting)

BAKULlp kand..tekhn. nauk; f"KO--, Ye.P.,, inzh.
Using drill Xta of amll and reduced diamtero, Yat. i
gornorud. Prom. no-444-45 JI-Ag 163. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Institut everkhtTerdykh materialov Gosplana UkrSSR.

BAKULI, V.N.) Rand, tekhn. nauk; ZAKHARENKO, I.P.,
keLnd. tekhn. nauk
Diamond wheels for grinding hard-alloy toola.
Hashinoatraitell
no.lOtl5-16 0 163o (MIRA 16tl2)

--BAMf# V.V.p kand. tekhn. nauki ZAKHAREHKO, I*P.,, kand.
takhn. nauk;
'----'-CIWOVMKIY,v I.D., inzh.; STARKOV, V.I., inzh.
Sectional hard-alloy milling cutter with an sceentrIc clamp,
Der.,prom. 12 no.1201-22 D 163. (MIRA 17;3)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-iasiedovatelskiy institut sintati-
cheskikh everkhtverdykh materialov I instrumenta.