SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BAZHULIN, P. A. - BAZILEVICH, B.V.

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arl. The estimate of this'vibration to the static dielectric
constant Is estimated
to be -6. The temperature variation of the transmission coefficient
vas measured
in the range 295--150K. Altbovab the experimental setup did not
make it possible
to,reach the phase transition temperature (323K),, it io deduced
from the shift of
the absorption bWA (-10 art agilust the -theoretical -2b eel) that
the - optical *or
.cillations of MP04 have an anomalous ferroelectric behavior near
the Curie point,
Orig. art. bast 2 figures and 2 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Fizicbeskiy Institut in. Pe N. labeden AN SSSRr Moscow
(Institute of
PlWaics; AN 88SR)
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AREFIYEV, 1.M.; .~AZHULTH, P.A. , ZHEAUDEV, I.S.
Long-wave infrared tranmaisaion spectra of NH442PO4. F-.z.
tvar. tela 7
no.9--2834-.2836 S t65. (MIRA 18:10)
1. Fizichesk:~y institut imeni P.N.Lebodeva AN SSSR,
Moskva.

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;,AUTHOR: Chekunov, A. V.; lazhulin, P. A.
575,
W/
.ORG.*' Noscow State UniWrittl to, H. V. L~tgon2Ley_(Hooskovskly
gosuniversitat)t2D
;TITLE: Study of intermotecular,*Lnteraction between pX!idine nd
iodine by means I
i a
.of infrared absorption spectra
,SOURCE: Teoreticheskaya I eksperimental'naya khimiya,v. 1, no. 4,
1965, 536-540
TOPIC TAGS: pyridine, iodine, IR spectrum, intermolecular complex
.ABSTRACT: The intensity, width, and shift of the most
characteristic absorption
r
~bands of pyridine weri studied In ternary systew(pyridine +
Iodine.+ solvent), ! .I
and the data obtained were used to determine the equilibrium
constant (K) and bind-
ing energy (U). Spectra of the solutions were recorded with an
M-14 spectrometers
:with an NaCl prism. The solvents were CC14, methylene chloride,
and bromoform.
An increase in the intensity of ths T12 IR band of pyridine
indicated the formation'
of a complGz botween the latter and iodine; this was confirmed by
measurements of :,
the binding energy. From the results obtained, some cAmclusions
are drawn concern-:--
~ing the magnitude of the shift of the vibrational frequency Yj;
it to postulated
:that th; degree of shift of Yl in the complex characterizes the
strength of the
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AUTHORS: --Areflyev I M Gavrilova,
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I. V.: Zheludev', I. le-,eased
ORG: Physics Institute im. P. N. Lebedev ANSSSR, Moscow
(Fizi eskiy institut AN 33SR7-
TITLE: Temperature dependence of the intensity of light scattering
~in oriented single crystals of KH' PO and Rochelle salt
.2 4
;SOURCE: Fizika tverdogo tedal, _v. 9, no. 1, 1966, 272-274
;'TOPIC TAGS:. ferroelectric crystal, phase transition, light
scatter-
;ing, temperature dependence, light polarization, elastic modulus,
crystal lattice vibration, Curie point, paraelectricity,
piezoelectric
,property
:ABSTRACT: The purpose o1' the measurement of the
temperature-depend-
lence was to check whether the ferroelectric phase transition in
these,
crystals is connected with Instability of the crystal
against.optical'
-lattice vibrations. The.experiment was made with a spectrometer
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,(DFS-12) whose output was photoelectrically recorded. The illumina-
.tor and the sampl6-cooling system are described elsewhere (A. V.
~;Rakov, Tr. PIAN v. 27, lllj 1964). The investigated crystals were
,transparent with cross sections 7.5 x 7.5 mm and lengths 20, 23,
and
49 mm. The Rocbelle.-salt crystals measured 7.5 x 7.5 x 30 mm. The
0
intensity of scattering was measured at the maximum of the iig 4358
A
Iine under smooth variation of the temperature. The results were.-
.strongly.dependent on the polarization, and In the case of one.
type
,'of polarization the intensity.of the scattered light had a
variation
similar to that of the reciprocal of.the elastic constant. It is
~concluded on this basis that the scattering is produced
by~anomalous'
:acoustic vibrations. In the case of Rochelle salt, the effectAs
'less pronounced in KHPO and no Increase in the scattering
intensity,
41
This indicates that the
'.is observed at the~second Curie point.
!structure of the Rochelle salt crystal is different in the two
para-
.electric phases. No low frequency Raman scattering spectrum was ob
iserved., and it is therefore deduced that the increase in the seat-
tering intensity of the Curie point is connected with the anomalous
behavior of the acoustic lattice vibrations. It is concluded on the
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basis of these results and earlier data by the authors (FTT v.. 7.,
2413, 1965) that tbe~ferroelectric phase transition In both salts is
due to the instability of the crystal against the a.-oustic-and
optical vibrations of the lattice, which are interelated by the
piezoeffect. The authors thank 0. P. Motulevich and D. G. Sannikov
'for a useful discussion. .0rig. art. has: 2 figures
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AUTHOR: Bazhulin, P.A.; Rakhimov, A. A.
SOURCE CODE: UR/0181/66/OOLiOOT/2163/216T
(Fiziebeakiy
institut AN
ORG: Pbysics Institute im. P. N. Lebedev AN SSSR, Moscow
SSSR)'
TITLE: Investigation of the long-wave infrared abso tion
spectrum of naphthalenJ
diphenyl, and p-dichlorobenzene
SOURCE: 1966, 21631-2167
lizika tverdogo tela, v. 8~ no.
TOPIC TAGS: ir spectrum, absorption spectrum, Raman
spectroscopy, naphthalene,
diphenyl compound, line width, temperatke.;.-dependence,
crystal symmetry, selection
rule
ABSTRACT: This is a continuation of earlier work (FTT v. 7,
2088, 1965; Opt. i
spektr. v. 16, 1027, 1964) of the natural-frequency lines of
these substances by
Raman spectroscopy. The present investigation used the ir
absorption spectral method
which has not been extensively used in the past for the study
of lov-frequency spectr
of molecular crystals. The absorption spectra were recorded
with a long-wave Spec-
trometer described elsewhere (Trudy kom=Issii po spektroakopii
AN SSSR, no. 1,
14aterialy XV Vsesoyuz, soveshcbaniye po spektroakopii (Minsk,
1963) v. 2s 650, 196h).
The frequency change at 93 and 328K was investigated in the
spectral interval 30 -

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200 cm-1. In addition, the temperature dependence of the line
vidth of naphthalene
vas also measured in the Raman and infrared bands. Attempts are
made to identify the
transitions corresponding to the different spectral lines and to
reconcile some dis-
crepancies in earlier investigations. Possible violations of the
selection rules and
violations in the symmetry of the real crystal are discussed. The
authors thant
1. M. Areflyev for help with vork, and G. V. Peregudov and L. A.
Shelepin for a dia-
cussion of the results. Orig. art. has: 2 f1gures and 1 table
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AUTHOR: Bazhuling P. A. (deceased); Kartashev, A* V.; Markovo M& N#
ORG: no-fm-'--
TITLE: Study of the angular and spectral distribution terrestrial
radiation
In the Infrared spectral range from the Mosmos-45 earth satellite
SOURCE: Xosmichaskiyo Isslodovanlyst v. 4. no. 41 1966, 601-618
TOPIC TAGSt atmospheric radiationp IR spectrometer, spectrometry,
scientific
satellites optic albodo / roamos-45 scientific satellite
ABSTIUCT: Surnmarys A scanning infrared spectrometer system Is
described which
has an angular resolution of A % 10%jradians, covering the spectrum
from Oe8 to
The 6haracteristics and
31.9 with spectral resolution of bettor than t2A.
operation of the spectrometer and the associated data-rocording
equipment are
given, together with the experimental data on Infrared atmospheric
radiation
and the Earth's albedo collected during *no orbit of the Kosmos-45
satellite.
P. A. 13azhulin and his associates des'cribe a spectromet.er
Wended for use in the study of the Earth s energy balance in the
infrared
region but which~, through interpretation of the results, may also
supply
data on the molecular content and temperature of the atmosphere at
various
altitudes. 77he spectrometer is capable of measuring angular and
spectral
infrared radiation simultaneously; it was used for this purpose in
October
4962 and June 1963,__inyerticall launched rockets which eeached an
altitude
of 500 krn [27).
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As an extension.of these studies, a spectrometer"6f *the same
tyipe'---1
but'with the addition of a iecording system scanned seven
regions of the
.Earth during one orbit of the Kosmos-45 satellite (launched
on 13 September
*1964) -. The atmbsph6re below the satellite war, scanned in a
direction
perpendicular to the satellite's trajectory. Even though the
experiment
was of limited duration, a wide variety of conditions were
encountered.
Both illuminated and dark regions of the Earth were observed.
Three of
the seven regions covered were in the southern hemisphere,
'four were over
ocean bodies, and one was above a spiral cloud formation near
Japan. In
%eneral, the amount of cloud cover was different for each
region.
The spectrometer employed, in'these studies comprises a
scanning mirror
and lens system, a filter arrapgement, a bolometer, an
amplifier,.a re-
cording system, and a programming unit (Figs. I and.2)., -The
spectrometers
launched in the rockets operated i~ apnjunction with a
telemetry system.
In the satellite experiment, a'magpetic oiscillograph was used
and the
recorded film was recove .red.
The spectrometer system operates as follows: A flat scanning
mirror
-is rotated twice thIrciugh 11 radians VLH/2 radians from the
direction -f the
nadir) every 10-15 minutesi with a scanning speed of 2 x 10-2
rad/bec
(dete.rmingO.b.Y. a. heimq~tipally_ nealed. drive,
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from the scanned region enters a* slotted rectangular iris
diaphragm, whose',
sides are in the ratio of 1:10 and 1:30, passes through a
Cassegrainian
reflector lens (effective diameter, 33 mm,, focal length, 200
*mm), and falls f'
on the bolometer. detector. The path between the bolomet6r and
the lens is-f
periodicailyinter'ruptedby filters arranged nonsymmetrically
along the druni
:circumferenc* androtated et 7 rpm. quch-44.
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Fig. 1. Diagram and photograph of spectrometer
1 Scanning mirror; 2 - bolometer; 3 - modulating filter; 4 -
concentrating
window; 5 - slotted diaphragm; 6 - internal tube; 7 spherical
mirror l;
8 - spherical mirror 2.
The filters - thin crystal plates - separate out different
infrared
spectrumbands. Four filters were used: a quartz crystal 1"m
thick with
bandpass between 4.5 and 38 ij; a 0.7-mm lithium fluoride
crystal (8.5 to
38 p); a 0.7-mm fluorite crystal (12.5-38 19, and a
nontransparent metallic
plate with bandpass between 0.8 and 38 u. The bolometer has a
sensing
,element made of a 0.3 x 9 mm calcium bromide crystal plate 1
mm thick
'which determines the, upper cut-off wavelength. It has a time
constant of
5-7 msec, a resistance of 1.000 ohms, and a conversion factor
of 40 v1w.
At a mod0lating frequency of 30-4-0 cps, its detectivity is 1.
5 x 10 9
(Cps-cm)~ /W.
The pulsed signals from the bolometer are amplified by a
vacuum tube
amplifier with two outputs. The permalloy- shielded amplifier
has a voltage
gain, passband, and sensitivity threshold of approximately
106, 0.5-200 cps,
and 10-9 v/cps, respectively. To keep the sensitivity
constant, t! detector-
amDlifier.combinatiqn ~q.periodtcall calibrated by !npar)s
ofli 4t r an
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'Incandescent lamp. Calibration is accomplished at instants when
the scanning
1. mirror Is directed at the horizon. The power consumption of the
bolometer-
.amplifier combination is 0,5 w'. The two outputs from the
amplifier drive
two magnetic osciUog;raph channels (see Fig. 24) which record the
infrared
radiation in two sensitivity ranges. The
recbrding film transport speed is 25 mm/sec;
'thi roll contains 100 m of film. The length -of
AAd scanning is cofitrolled by a special unit .(see
Fig. 2b) which stops both the scanning system
and the recorder during the intervals between
I ~_ 15
recording sessions; The measurement accuracy,
for total- radiation is �1%, which corresponds
b.
a
to a change in effective temperature df the
radiating object of only O.B*K. However, the
Fig. 2. Magnetic oad3lowsph (a)
and control unit (b) error in determining the radiation in narrow,
sub-bands (�2 P) which werewithin the spectrum
under -investigation was "�6%.* Ile total weight of the equipment
is approxi-
mately XO kg.
The experimental data obtained by the satellite we-e in the form*
of
10. 000-Mgh-quality spectroscopic samples., On the basis of these
data a
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-.table was prepared of the radiation flux corresponding to
the radiation from
;I M2 of the Earth Is surface and the equivalent temperature
corresponding to
,the black body temperature radiating the same flux. The
readings from dif-
'ferent spectra were subtracted to derive the fol'lowing four
narrow spectral
-bands especially tailored to trap different energies:
~1) The 0. 8-4.5-9 band, where half of the energy from the
Sun is concen-
-trated. The thermal radiation from the Earth is small,
however (only a
I Ahe unDer
Iraction-of-A per ent of the total terrestrial radiation),
Nyhen
layer of the atmosphere is scanned, hydroxyl radiation may be
registerid
here.
2) The 4.5-8.5-11 band, where, for a black body temperature
of 250*K,
~016 of total terrestial radiation is found. The absorption
bands of H20,
NO, N;.O, CH4, and OH fall within this range.
3) The 8.5-12.5-11 band (atmospheric window) covers the
absorption band
of water vapor and Oz (10-15% of the total). In 7596*of the
cases, radiation
from clouds is recorded in this band.
~4) _ Th!i~ 12. 5- 38 u band.overlaps the CO 2 absorption
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i radiation registeied here, 80-90% is due to water vapor.'
The data obtained Ftre subdivided into two types according to
angle
of view. On the basis of data of the first type (angle of
view less than
1- 1. 5 rad from -the direction of the nadir), radiation due
to the Earth and
:the atmosphere, including clouds, maybe analyzed. Data of
the second
type (angle of view closetothe horizontal) make it possible
to analyze the
free. atmosphere and, particularly,, the effects of the.
i.onosphere.
Ime i L)ata
Table I shows the average -radiation flux Q, equivalent
temperature
'Teq- , and the radiation spectrum density I for various
climatological con-
'ditions and geographic locations. The view angle
corresponding to this
!data was 0.6-0.8 rad from the direction of the nadir. It can
be seen that
there is no conspicuous variation in the table entries for
different condi-
tions. The variation in the radiation flux and temperature is
greatest in
the atmospheric window band. The average temperature in this
band (2769K)
A in good agroement with temper4tures me.asured by the Tiros
J71 patellite
by 11ordbarg 4-t al. (140rdbOrg, We, U." 1G. Bandeens Be Je
COnrath, V. lUnde, and
-L POrsano. Preliminary results of radiation measure nrq from
the Tiros III
MtOorological Satellite, Journal of the atmospheric sciences,
ve 19t no. it
19629 2 -30.
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The most interesting results were observed in the 4.5-8.5 ji
band:
-in this band inversion attains values of 40-45*K, and the
average equiva-
'lent temperature (277*K) is somewhat higher than expected
if the main
'Coiltribution is considered to be the radiation due to
water vapor from
the upper troposphere and stratosphere. The temperature in
the 4.5-8.5 jj
band was considerably higher in the Southern hemisphere and
during the night.~
In 20-30*16 of the cases studied, the equivalent temperature
in the 4.5-8.5 4
band exceeds.the.temperature in the atmospheric window band
(8.5-12..S P),
From'the temperature correiation dita, it was e-sitablished
that tne same-.
atmospheric radiation componentg contribute to the radiation
flux for both the
8.5-12.5 and 12.5-38 v, bands. However, the radiation
registered in the
4.5-8.5 P band was not recorded in the other bands.. This
gave rise to
speculation that the radiation in, this band is.due. to
the.products of dis-
sociation of H2(?,_ 1~4?, and 1~20~'
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The inirared radiation at altitudes of 280 km wai studie
results must be considered only preliminary, since the
experiment was
of limited duration, the satellite trajectory was such that
it covered both
the illuminated and dark sides of the Earth, and the
latitudes varied with
height. Nevertheless, it was established that the infrared
radiation is con-,
*centrated in the 4.5-8.5 P band and that its maximum is
somewhere between'
1250 and 300 km. The total infrared radiation measured in
the 0.8-38 11
band was 150 w/m a value which corresponds to a
comparatively weak
solar activitYo Orl arts has$ 15 f1gures and 4 tables&
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x = const a- 600. 7his save a u - -(8+-l) kcal/mole and -(7-+1)
kcal/mole for the
complexes ofipyridine with formic acid and acatio acid
respectively. These values i
indicate that pyridine is.capable of dissociating the acid
molemae3 and forming com-j
plexes consisting of one molecule of acid and one molecule of
pyridine. Orig, art.
has$ 2 figuresp 2 tables &M I formla.
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KARPEY.-,KIY, X.Ya.1
KLJKLIN, U.--
Optic and luminescent properties of vitamin B6 and its
derivatives.
Blofizika 10 no.4%595-601 165. (MIRA M8)
1. Institut radiatsionnoy I flz!kckhim-icheskoy
biolcgi!
All SMR, Moskv9L.

MkOSADZHYAN,, V.G.; SARUSYAN, G.S.; BAZhULINk, N.P.;
VARSHAVSKIY, Ya,H,
Use of the infrared spectroscopy method in studying
short peptides
and their derivatives. Dokl. AN Arm. SSR 38
no.5:277-283 164.
(MIRA 17:6)
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laboratoriya AN Arm-
yanskoy M. Predstavleno chlonom-korrespondentom AN
Armyamkoy SSR
NgM,Kocharyanom,

MANUSADZHYAN, V.G.; BAZIRIMNA, N.P.; SARXISYAN, G.S.;
VARMAVSKIY, Ya.M.
Infrared spectra of the hydrochloric salts of ethyl
esters o'
di- and tripeptidea and ethyl eaters of N-acetyl of
di- and
tripeptides. Dokl. AN Arm. SSR 39 no.1:21-28 164.
(MIRA 17*8)
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N.M.Kocharyanom.
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organichaskoy khimii Budapeahtskogo univeralteta,-
Vengriya
(for Medsigradskiy, Kaftar, Lev). 12. Farmatsevtichookiy
Wel
Aktsionernogo obahchestva PSandoem, Basel', Shveyteariya
(for
Buassona, Outtmant Khoygenin, Zhakeno, Rutshmann). 13.
Issledovatell-
skiy institut famatsevtiaheakoy pronVehlonnosti,
Budapasht#
Vengriya (for Bashus',- Lermrd). 14. Aktaicnarnoye
obahchestvo
*Sharing", Zmpadqyy Berlin for Shreder, Shmikhan).
tPaptides-CongresBas)

BAZHUTIN, A~'F.
1-- --A--
Method for calculating a sludge trap of the hydrocyclone
type.
Izv. vys. uchebs sav,; neft' i gaz 5 no.6:35-40 162.
(XMA 16:5)
1. Sverdlovskiy gornyy institut imeni V.V.Vakhrushava.
(Core drilling-Equipment and supplies)
(Separators (Machines))

BAZHUTM A.N.
Results of toots of a sinIcing pneumatic pioton
pump with a
special pipe for removing wad frw drilling fluid.
Razved. i ckhr. mb,28 no-10254,57 0 162. (MIRA
15--11)
1. Svardlovskiy gornyy institute
(Air pump-Testing)

BUHUTIN, A.N,
Wing formatiew vaters as flush fluids for
inemasing the
stability of *wat-4ffln valls. Isy. vye. ucheb.
save; neft'
i gaz 6 no.4t25-28 163, (XMA 16:7)
lo S"rdlovskir gonVy Institut inani Vakbrusheva,
(Oil WOII drilling fluids)

B)ZHUTIVY A.N.-~ GOILIKOV,S.I.; ZVMYUGA, A.A.;
LJJCIIIKIiIN, Yu.A.;
I Up S.A.p nauchn. red.
[Yiechanization of lowerin and hoisting
operations in
exploratory core drillingi Mekhanizataiia spusko-
podllemykh opera-Ai v razvedochnorkolonkovom
burenil.
Morkva, 174-vo "Nedra," 1964. nO p. WIRA 17:5)

BAMTINS V.V.
Mobile barrel unloader for tank farms. Transp. i khran.
nefti pt. c
no.2.-28-30 163. (MIRA 17:10)
1, Leningradskiy filial apet~---lallnogo konstraktorskogo
byuro
"Trananeft' avtoxxtika".

BAZHUTOV, F.IT. t
-
Prapnrntlon of patients for rectoscopy.
Zhur.oil-robiol.epid. i
Immn. no.1:133-133 Ja '58. WRA li-4)
(PROCTOSCOPY,
prop. of patients (Rue)

1\1,~ PAZHUT - - v
SOme pecidiarities of the clinical cmirse Of 6Pidenic
parotitis
in adlilts. Zdrttv.Belor. 5 no.6:11-12 je 159. (miRk
12:9)
(MUMPS)

BAZRTTOV, ?.W.
1.4 yp cit forms of epidemic parotitle. Zdmv.Bolor. 5
no.9153-54
S 159. (MIRA 12:12)
(MMS)

MEA 0 VA., assistant; BAJZMT, 7.1,
Clinical observations on the course of Influenza In
the Brest
Infirmary during the autumn of 1957. Zdravjelor. 4
no,3t12-
14 Mr 158- (NIn 13-.7)
1. Is kafedry lnfaktsioouykh bolesney Kinskogo
ueditsinskW
1U~t1tUt& I TOYGUUOgO gO~Pitaln (naeballulk-polkornik
med-
alushby Cherallovskly),
(aRm-nTyLuou)

3AZICHWKO,-.;*oul4 Prokof lyevich; MITWANOr, A,Ta.,
red.; POrMA, Bjm.,
red. lzd-vai'3RArDTW-9- L0,749 tekbu. red.
[YAnnal for bulldozer operators] Pbsobis
bulldozarlatu, Moskva,
Obelesbunindatt 1958. 197 p$' (BuNozers) (KMA 1117)

.2AZIMKQ,-.,L_e_omid ErokpLZevA_q,4; MITROFANOV,
A.Ye., red.; SWTSKER,
M.Z., red. izd-va; POPOVA, V.V.., ~*kbN red.
(Manual for the bulldozer operator] Posobis
bulidozeriatu.
Izd.2., perer. i dop, Moskvu., Goelesbumizdat,
1963. 210 p.
(KM 3.7 s 3)

BAZIE LICH, Zygmant, mgr inz.
Possibilities of utilizing copper flotation
tailings. Rudy
i metale 9 no. 3:150-152 Hr 164.
. i
0

BAZIELICII, Zygmunt
Climate studies in designing. Problemy proj hut
maszym 13
no.3:80-87 Mr 165.
1. Bipromet, Katovice

BAZIMCHOW14k, B.
BAZIELTCHOWNA, B. Laces and the lace women of
Cieszyn.
p..5, No. 12, Dec. 1956
Warszawa, Poland
Turysta.
SOURCE: East European Accessions List (EFAL) Vol. 62
No. 4-April 1957

BAZIKA,, V.; JILEX, M.; RIEDL, 0.
Plaza iontophoresis in the treatment of chronic venous and lynowtio
Insufficiency of the lower extremity. Cas.lek.cesk 100 no.29/36i
897-890 14 J1 161.
1. IV. interni klialka FakultY vasobacnebo Iskarstvi NU v Pmse,
prednosta prof. dr. M. Fucik. Ustrefti vyzkumny uotav
potravimarskeho
pxwqelu,, redital ins. F. Vones.
(HrALURONIDASE ther) (VASCULAR DISEASES PERIPHEREAL)
(LYMPHATIC dis)

BAZTKA .; HOUBI, J.
"A nev Czechoslovak automatic diesel-electric power plant."
Czechoslovak Heavy IMustry. Prague., Czechoslovakia. No. 2,,
2959.
Monthly list of Inat European Aocesgions (EEAI), W, Vol. 8p NO.
6s Jun 59, Unclas

BAZIKAO V.; STAIMUCH, J.
OTbe latest Improvements in the universal electric indicator
for oil engines.'
Czechoslovak Heav7 Industry. Prague,, Csochoolovskia. No. 2,
1959.
Monthly list of East European Accessions (EEAT), LC, Vol. 8,
No. 6j, Jun 59,, Uncles

SWAKOV, Aleksey Tirofeyevich; UIHOV, O.S.,
reteenzent;
BAZICMKO., L..P.j, retsenzent; KHOTOV, V.R., red.
[Manual for bulldozer# acraperp and grader operators]
Posobis bulldozeristu, skreperistu i greideristu. Mo-
skva,, Goslesbumizdatj 1963. 153 P. (MIRA 17:6)
if

FUCIK, M.; BAZIKA,IV.; NOVAK, S.; PRAZAK, J.1 SKOREPA, J.
N the problem of bleeding from gastrointootinal
divert1cula. Cas.
lak.ceek 100 no.22:692-695 2 -To 161.
1. IV. vnitrai klialka KU v Pra-se, pradnosta prof.
MUDr. MoJuir Puaik.
(HSWRRHAGE GLTMINTESTINAL atiol)
(DIVERTICULOSIS compl)

KRCM= 1.1 PAWKI V ; PONOT.J.; SCUCKOU., I*;
TODDEMOOTA., 14
Rem~mt pOjmary embolism as a cause of cUf'cnic
pmi)mary'
heart disease. Acta, Udiv. Carol. [md.] (Praba)
1G& 9~*Xz
31-.42 163
I* ITO Interni klinika fakulty vooobeenebo
lekarstri University
larlM v Prams (prednostat profs dro H.Tuaft)
Ustrefti labora-
tore FN; Uatra&i vojenska. nemocnice.

REINIS, Z.; REYROIPSKY., A.; HORAKOVA, D.; SULC, M.; SCUKUPOVA, K.;
PUCHMAYER, V.; KLENKA, L.; KRAUS, H.
Epidemiology of atherosclerosis in the agricultural population
of Northern Bohemia. Cas. lek. cesk. 104 no.38-1029-1034 24 S 165.
1. -kngiologicka laborator fakulty vaeobecheho lekarstvi Karlovy
University v Praze (vedouci prof. dr. Z. Reinis, Drqc.), IV. interni
klinika fakulty vaeobecneho lakarstvi Karlovy University v Fra2e
(prednosta prof. dr. M. Fucik, DrSc.) a 11. ocni vlinika fakulty
vaeobecneho lekarstvi Karlovy University v Praze (prednosta akadem'Lk
J. Kurz).

IZRCHUK, V,j slebarl BAZIULM V alesarl; CHUFISTOVA, G.
(g.Kostroma);
HERMOV
SHC , . g Vologd;jp
On friends and comrades; read letters, Sov,profsoiUSY 7
no,9:
33-34 Yj 161. 81 (NnA 144)
1. Pryadilinaya. fabrika, kombizata lBaltiyakaya
manufakturan.., g,?&IIjv%
(for Tarchuk)e 2. ZaTod. imeni Oktyabriskoy
revolyutskiif g.Lugansk
(for Basikalov).
(Trade unions)

DAZT.KAWVA, A. ~. '!a!,hodka na o.-. ba~l~ca
intoros-no,-o ra;.-oob.,,azno6o.
I
Frlroda. 19!,9. -No. 7, s. 63-64.
SO: LctoPis, loo. 32, 1949.

A, A. Yn.
"The Annhinads of Lake Kossogol " Dok M 5~, No.
7 11946
(Tnst.'of Zool. Mos. State bniv. im. M.V.
Lomonosov)

BAZTKALCVA, A. Ya., Rr---1;1-7rFYII, Ya. A.; TALIIrFV,
D.N.
"Osmorefrulatory Ability of the AmphiDods of Lake
Bafkal,"
Dok A14 53, No 4, 1946
(Inst. of Zool. '~oscov State Univ. im !".V. Innonosov)

BAZIYALCOVA., A. Ya.
"osmotic Pressure of the Body Fluids in the Amphipods
of
Lake Baykal," Dok AN 53, No. 3, 1946 Baykal Liminol.
Sta.j
Acad. Sol. U-sL Moscow State Univ.

"Turbellaria Triclada of Eastern ~-iberia axyl Baykal Area"
Dok. AN SFZR 55, No 7, 1947 Baykal Limol. Sta. Acad. Sci.

BAZIKALOVA, A. Ya.
Amphipoda - Baikal, Lake
Notes on the amphipods of Lake Baikal. Trudy Baik. limnol. sta.
12, 1948.
9. Monthl List of,Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June
1953, Uncl.

BA71YAUIVA) A. *.,a.
"Some Deppndencies of Divergent Evolution of Amphiroda and
CottoMei in Lake Baikal, 11 Dok AN 59, No 3, 1948 Baykal
Limnil . Sta.
Aead. n0j.

DA"IYt',LVV.IP A. Ya.
"Mantive Significance of the Sizes of Baikal
Ar-phipods,"
Dok. AN, 61, No 3, 1948 Baik. Limol. Sta.. USSR Acal.
Sci.

A .Y-!
73AZI"'AUV!, A
"Discovery of an Interesting Crustacean in Lake Baykal,"
Priroda, No. 7. 104t)

BEKKAN, M.Tu; RAMIALOVA, A.YA*
~ ~ I
'. -1, --. 4
Biology anit prelAuctive capacities of certain
Baikal and Siberian
wiphipods. Trudy problei temosoveao.1:61-67 151.
(RLRA 9:7)
(Baikal, Iake-Amphlpoda)

BAZ IKALOVA A. I
Ampb1poda of the b3gara, River. Trwly Baik. lianol. at&. 15:377-387
157. (XLRA 10:8)
(Ancara Riv*r-Amphipoda)

BAZIKALOVA, A.Ta.; VILISOVA, I,K.
Nutrition of bottom-faeding fishes In the Haloye
More,
Trudy Baik.linnol.sta. 17-382-"7 159. (KIRL 12:12)
(Naloys, More-71shes-Yood)

RAZIULDVA, A.Ya.
.1-1.1.1-1 -, .. -4.1. "...
Now amphipod species from the Malays More. Trudy
Balk.limnol.
eta. 17012-319 139. (KaU 12. 12)
(Malays More-Amphipoda)

BAZIKALOVA, A. Ya.
T~manaV, -eoo3Aa, and diatribUtioU of the genera Micrr-ropus
Stabbin murl du)
.g and Paeudomicrurqms novo geno (Amphinodal Gs
Trudy Lim. inat. ~ pt. 1:3-140 162. , WRA 160)

-1 . ". I
. j", ._; - " -h.
Ils"n 16-01
Diolo,f_-y (Gruntac~-a)
~~nliiatr- for Ph. D. In Biolor
,7
On- Cruntacea Ho eLtc'.. an-I llvreezinE &ni
Openin - up of L. bayka!
N: lostodhno-Siloirska.;a Prav !a No. 136
IG jul 45 Irkut!-T.-

so In low
saw
to "r, of
!k =64
ffm 4p! *a a
HIP 0" A" an . --n
0 fc- - 1=1
WAi acc

T,
LI PI n I
X.7 V. T-T
Meteorological Abate
Vol, 4 NO- 11
Nov. 1953
Part 2
BibIlograpby On
Thurideratorm Sferies
r
V. A., A. S. Popov--asnatropoloslinit soviemennal radlometeatelocii.
popov-0.1le onginator of modern radio wteat,,iogy.] Pytroda, Moscow.
Mw. IISI-
6.reft. DLC-In 1895. A. S. Popov exhibited a devi~;e CA114ble o(
detecting thun4--rmortp,;vpthiu a
r4dius of 40 Lm (see W-I above), recorded procews teading to lite
formatinn ,( cumuln- --lowt-
qW, in general, electrical d4tuibancei in the atmosphere. The
irtici-fewrib,-4 Vot-oO,
the Wd of rad lo meleGraloily and lisv% his papers in this firld.
(Su-se tirm as ~%,S-16. Ang. ou
AD.) 5witfra fleadiigt: 1. R&ILMILLULdwy Z. AyRpsRheric eLVAdWy 3.
Slerict; 4. PO";.
S. 111story Qf r&dkCLtu"eoroItslly _6. U.S.S.R.-t U).

DZIMEMON, V.T.; B&ZIKE3ZV,, D.G., water; IIESHKIN, N.V.,
elektroolevarl (Ufa)
Redesigning the ASDF-50OG unit for velding pipes in a carbon
dioxide atmosphere. Stroi. truboprov. 7 no.10:24 0 162.
(KM 15:11)
1. Glavnyy mekbanik otroitellno-montashnogo upravloniya
No.74 tresta Nefteprovodmontash (for Kus%enkin).
2o Remoutno-mekhanicheakaya masterskaya tresta, Nefteprovodmontash
(for Btzikeyev, Pembkin).
(Pipe--Welding)

BAZIL, Pops, prof.
Using the lov-qpllty liquid boiler fuels in wsrins
diesel engines.
ZwgowshInostroonle 6 noo3sl7-20 W 160~ (XIBA 13:9)
1e Kluzhxk$7 politekbalchaskly InstItut, Rwigrnakaya,
Narodnaya
Reepublika.
(Wrins diesel motors) (Puel)

ARAMV, V.A.; 3AZILI, V.P.
Time ofthe postmogmatic process in the Ura-Kazar Mountains. TTzb.
geol.zhur. no.3:3-5 159. (MDU 1315)
1. laramazarsk" poiskovo-awyemochnaya tomatichastaya
ekspeditsiya,
(lare-Kazar Xpun~pn$-Ore deposits)
Ilk

I I;,
- A -- a, i I k~T;,'- u i A'fE v , S . M.. , F9 A 2
11. 1,V'a .
Scm~., chRracteristicri of tho dlstrJbutl,,;,,. -1'
--4 wrftllza~lon in t~*..i.
volcanic ~'ormation3 of the Karamazar Mountains. Uzb.
geol. Zh',.T.
9 no.1:351-40 165. (1-',IRA ) 8 -. 5)
1. Institut geologii g. Dushanbe Gosuiarstvennogo
gc-olcgi che sit
ko,mitcla SSSR.

M- A.; DFIMACHEVA, L.D.; D1STANOV, B.G.; G.V.;
FROMIUROV) A.M.; SOKOLOVSKAYA, A.I.; SHIGORIN, D.N.
Stimulated radiation in solutions of rare-earth chelates.
Opt. i spektr. 18 no.3:526-529 Mr 165.
(MlPA 18:5)

L 40%46 W(d)IFSS-2, RB
ACCESSION NR: ARS008076 S/0274/65/000/001/AOOI5/A005
621*391.133
SOURCE. Ref. xh. Radlotekbaika I elektroavyazl. Svodnyy tom, Abe. IA46
AUTHOR-
i 77TLE: Speci and reliability of discrete -information transmission
by a
feedbackless system
CITED SOURCE: T r. _2Zy_)~qqqrqnt sit
Ic-.31
tekhn. n. Vyp. 1. Kishinavj Kartya Moldovanyaske. 19'.e.
TOPIC TAGS; information transmission, discrete information
transmission,
information transmission reliability, information transmission speed
TRANSIATION: By-the method of conditional probabilities, the
transmission of
:'discrete Information is analyzed in a transmission system consisting
of an-
information source, which creates, an input alphabet A (messages ac
with
probabilities Pi , with 11, 2. m)j- an encoder which forms an Input
vbcabulary V (messages -with j a IZ) M); a channel with pulse noise
F7.
1.~wd 113

L 4o56-&
ACCESSION NR: ARS008076
and an output vocabulary U Imessages u,, with k s*r. m); and a
decoder which
forms an output alphabet B (messages Bj. These formulas for the
compli
mutual information IA-10 and for the speed of information
transmission of R bits i
of information per one character of the -alphabet are developec.:
E P (blvl) - 2 T, P (vital) - P (a A/01)
P (bjul). P (011-21) x P (VA) x 1091U Ul V
A B U fit V
'A-8
A
Here, U1 to a subgroup at the decoder inputp I OP It Ze ml
subgroup U.
in particular and to not used In the feedbacklese system; 1, is
the message le'Agt_h_.
the probability of whose appearance at the encoder output upon
apptying the
message a to. the input in ma3timum. In addition to the speed of
transmission R.
these criteria of evaluation of the information transmission
system can be
adopted: either the specific probability -of error, which to a
ratio of the ave.rage
Cwd.. 213.

L ho56-66 w.
ACCESSION NR; AR5008076
the
i probability P. to the complete mutual information, or specific
uncertainty
I
probability P,, (with P,, '* Pf. + P.? , where P., Is the average
probability of
occurrence of a meosage -corresponding to a particular decoding subgroup
U,,)
defined in a similar way.
SUB CODE: DP ZNCL; 00

L 22120=9 EED-2/EWT(d) -GS,
;ACCESSION Mi A75W5427 S/ M 0/64/000/001/0129/0132
AITM: Ratilenko, 0. K.
~TITIZ: Speed and reliability of discrete Information trananission
by von-
feedback systems
~SOURC96. Nsuchnna konferentelyagolodykh ucheUkh Moldavii, 3d.
Trudy, no. 1:
:Yeatestvenno-tekbnicbeskiye nauki (Natural and technical
WcMe-nces). Kishinev,
Gosizdat Kartya Moldavenyaske, 1964, 129-132
~TOPIC TiKCS: communication theory, information transmission,
transmission
Itellability, nonfeedback system, automation
tASSTRACT: Equations are dtrived for the speed (as a function of the
tharacteris
ties of the transmitted information) and the probability of errors
(an the ratio i
of, the metn error probability to the total mutual information, or
as the specific
~Pr9bability of uncertainty defined as the ratio of the meat
uncertainty to the
:tot.91 mutual information) for a system without feedback. Both of
these quantities
;Mav be used as criteria of the quality of the system. In most
practical cases
the -gerived quations wLy be significantly simplified to make them
mathematically
~msnageable. Orig. art. has: 11 formulas
Card 1/2

L 32198-65
ACCESSION WR: AT5005427
ASSOCIATION: Wone
card 2/2
S UB CODE: IE EC

BAZILY,NKOP O*Kw.
-- -.- -- ~-- , -- q..
Conversion of information by finite probability automata. Izv.
AN Hold. SSR. no-3S16-25 163. (KIRA 17%12)
11-11 . b

V I
ACC N& A-R-6IWNfff OURCE CODE: UFt/Oi7i7l3roWrO-OT[A~l~i~-/-Af44--I
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Avt tika, telemakhanika i vychislitelluaya takhaika,
A'bs. 9A370,
AUTHOR: Basil2nko. Ex"I
TITLE; Errors in an ARQ-equipped information-transmi s #ion system
CITED SOURCE: Inv. AN MoldSSR. Ser. fix.-tekhn. I matems'ne ~ no.' Za
1964, SZ-59
TOPIC TAGS: Information transmission, ARQ transmission
TRANSLATION; In ARQ~equtpped Information transmission systems, errors
.due to
lack of reliability of the ARO.channel are possible. Aim error in thi's
channel shifts
the message forward or backward. A method is given for accurate
calculation of the
probability R,v-) of erroneous reception that occurs after transmitting
K words; thjB
1probability depends on k. Accurate calculation of the above
probability is very
1complicated. A great number of messages should not be transmitted in a
row over an
ARO system because this increases the probability of error. For a small
number of
I
transmitted messages, a simple formula suitable for practical
computations is given.
'SUB CODF.: 17
i HO UDGS
621. 398 -.6ZI 6
ZZ

L 11073-66 EVITS-4)
"3
ACC NRI ART66-0409 SOURCE CODE: URIOZ71/65/0001009/AO14/AOIS
SOURCE:'Ref. &h. Avtomatik&, tolemokhanika I vychislitel'naya
tekhni .ka,, Abs. 9A971
AUTHOR-' Bazilenkot
TITLE: Unitized structure of tole-systems 44
CITED SOURCE: Izv. AN MolASSR. Ser. fix.-tokhn. I matem n.. no.
2. 1964, 60-64 1
TOPIC TAGSV remote control, communication channel. coded
information
TRANSLATION: Informatio n transmitted over tale-channe .Is can
be subdivided into
two kinds: information proper and Information protecting from
distortions. The
first kind of information is produced (used) directly by the
source (customer); the
second kind is Inserted 'into the signal In order to enhance the
reliability of trans-
mission and is not used, by tbi customer. As the volume of
processed information
increases, the equipment becomes more complicated and the
probability of Its faults
grows; hence, it is expedient to curtail the path of the second
kind of information.
-This can be attained by designing the system on"the principle
of stopped encoding-
decoding. In this case.. the information sent into the channel
by the encoder Is

L 11073-66
ACC NL AR6000409
supplemented by a act of check symbols which are later eliminated by
& checking unit
at the receiver while the information proper is delivered to the
customer,
Application of this principla permits designing the system.as a not
of units with
standardized primary-encoding (decoding) units and with a set of
secondary units for
ensuring various characteristics. Bib 4.'fIgs 4.
SUB CODE: 13,.17
Sard
W
M

RAZILEV, A.; IGNATITIV, I.
Simple radio receiver for "fox huntiy-w*
co"titions. V pom.
radioliub" nOO13:3-10 162. OGRA 16:4)
Radio direction finders)
adio-Reaelvere and reception)
R

BAZILEV, A.
Elimination of simplest faults in radio receivers. V
p0-..
radioliub. no.14:43-63 16-10, (XkRA 16:11)

ITABOV, Valentin Nikolayevick; ~WZU
47,,ALP., red.; GARMASH, L.M.
oty. sa vmsk,- SDIMAWA, R.A., takhn.red.
[High proolsion oesting In removable oarazio molds] Lit's
povy-
shannoi toohnosti v raswomys keresiobaskis forwq. Kookva,
1939.
57 P. (Moskovskii dom usuchno-tekbnichoskol propegandy.
Paredovoi
opyt proizvodstys. Seriia: Progressivnais takhnologiia
mehino-
stroanlia, vyp. 6). (MTRA 13:9)
(pnossion oastiug)

PFDIYANIK, Georgly Vasillyevich; LMDEMONSKIY, Anatolly
vladimirovich;
.BAZT1E,V,_fi.P.., naucbrq7 red.; SIRDTIN, k.Lp -red.; TOKER,
A.M., t a-kbn. red.
(Making shell molds) IsgotovIenle oboloobkovykh fom. Mo
skva,, Proftekhizdat.. 1963. 270 P. (MIRA 16:7)
(Shell molding (Founding))

VOLYNSKIY, Aleksandr Yakovlevich;
BAZj"Y.,jJ..P., nauchn. red.;
SIROTINA, S.L., red,; IONOV, V.I., red.
[Foundry molds and their assembly] Litairye
formy i ikh
sborka. Moskvaj, Vysshaia shkola., 1964. 290 p.
(MIFA M10)

NABIM, M.N.p akademik; VISHNMOVA, AKMATEV, Kh.M.;
XLKEWV,, A.j RASULEVA., Sho; ARUTYUNOVA, N.M.
Lwreasing the degree of phosphate decomposition by a
partial
substitution of n1iric acid for sulfuric acid and
ammoniation of
chamber ouperphosphatee Usbkhimzhure no*4:3-10 161* (KM
14:8)
1, Institat lrhimii AN Usbekskoy SaR. 2. Akademiys nauk
Usbekskoy
SSR (for Nabiyev).
(Phosphates)

BAZI;;qTzAx,..IAkIG,
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Abs Jow. Referat 2hur _Xhimi7sp R0~6, 1957o 18782.
Author Bazilevich.
Inst LVO ~PCZ~1~vtai Institute.
Title Phy31Cal Properties of Diphase Liquids.
Orig Pub Dokl. L'vovsk. politekhn. in-tap 1955, 1, No 2,, 30-33
Abstract The author points out the dependence of the stability
of clayey solution used at drilling on the acidity.
Heavy clayey solutions of pH about U are verj stable,
Sedimentation and, besides, equipment corrosion occur
at lov pR. On the other hand,, the viscosity of solu-
tions riaes vith the decrease of pH.
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SOV/124-58-3-3094
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958,
Nr 3, p 78 (USSR)
AUTHOR: -Bazilevich, A. 1.
TITLE: The Laws of Resistance During Pseudoplastic
(Thixotropic)Motion
of Two-phase Liquids (Zakony soprotivleniya pri strukturnom
dvizhenii dvukhfaznykh zhidkostey)
PERIODICAL: Nauch. zap. Llvovsk. politekhn. in-t, 1955, Nr
31, pp 93-108
ABSTRACT: The article briefly reviews the established
facts about physico-
chemical properties of clay slurries and presents the
Bingham
law and well-known considerations pertaining to the laws of
motion for two-phase liquids. Item rv presents the
established
solutions for the motion of a two-phase liquid in a round
pipe,
in an annular space, and between two parallel plates. The
article does not. contain new results.
A. Kh. Mirzadzhanzade
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124-57-2-Z088
Translation from: Reter'dtivnyy zhurnal, Mekharika, 1957, NY 2, p 88
(USSR)
AUTHOR: B
TITLE: The Laws Governing the Resistance in Turbulent Motion of
Binary Fluids (Zakony soprotivleniya pri turbulentnom
dvizhenit d ukh.azny~rh zhiakostey
1,
PERIODICAL: Nauch. zap. Llvovsk. politelchn in-td, 1955, Nr 31. pp
114-126
ABSTRACT: A survey. The results of the works of R, 1. Shishchenko
fGidr-avlikd glinistykh rastvorov (The H~drodynamics of Arg;.Ila-
ceous Solutions). Azneftizdat. 1951 j on the determination of
the generahzed Reynolds number for a visco-plastic flow by
mearis of virious methods of velocity-grddient determination
are set iorth. Also given are formulas by various authors for
the determination of the head losses in a flow of argillaceous
solutions, sewage. and woed and peat Pulp. Bibliography: 8
references.
1. Fluid flow--Turbulence 2. Turbulence--Matheina-uical
3. analysis 1. 1. Orlov
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SOV/ I Z4-58-8-8724
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958,
Nr 8, p 54 (USSR)
AUTHORS: -Bazilevich, A.-I., Levitskiy, B.F.
TITLE, On the Energy Transformation Associated With an
Abrupt Flow
Divergence (0 preobrazovanii energii pri vnezapnom ras-
shirenii potoka)
PERIODICAL: Dokl. L'vovsk. politekhn. in-ta, 1957, Vol Z,
Nr 1, pp 57-60
ABSTRACT: On the strength of experiments of their own,
the authors
confirm the experimental findings of other investigators
to the
effect that when the flow in a pressure conduit suddenly
diverges the stretch of conduit in which the excess
kinetic
energy of flow undergoes attenuation measures 60-80
diameters.
Neither the geometric dimensions of the conduits studied
nor
any data on the exact nature of the excess-energy
attenuation
that occurs along the length of the flow are included in
the
article.
M.E. Faktorovich
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124-58-9-9842
Translation from: Ref erativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 9, p
54 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Bazilevich, A.I., Levitskiy, B.F.
TITLE: On the Pressure Distribution During the Sudden Expansion of
a
Flow ( 0 raspredelenii davleniya pri vnezapnom rasshirenii
potoka)
PERIODICAL-. DokI. Llvovsk. politekhn. in-ta, 1957, Vol 2, Nr 1,
pp 61-63
ABSTRACT: Presentation of the reaults of experimental
investigations on
the distribution of the hydrodynamic pressuries on a suddenly
diverging #ector in a high-pressure conduit.' T'he pressure
measurements within the mass of the flow were performed with
the aid of a Pitof~-Prandtl probe. There are no data oh the geo-
metric dimensions -of the conduits investigated; also lacking are
direct observational data. Among the conclusions it is noted
that the tests performed justify the statement that "the pressure
distribution along the vertical sections may be assumed to be,
uniform". This deduction. as well as the pressure -distribution
diagrams shown in Fig. 2 of the paper, contradicts.the well-known
propositions and experimental data of the hydrostatic or quasi-
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On the Pressure Distribution During the Sudden Expansion of a Flow
diverging flow sector. The abovenoted contradiction may possibly be
the
result of an inadequate rigorousness in the language of the paper;
the words
"uniform pressure distribution" could perhaps be intended by the
author to
convey the meaning of a hydrostatic pressure distribution. and the
contours
shown in Fig. 2 may not be those of the hydrodynamic pressures but
those of
the hydrostatic head, (plt + Z).
M. E. Faktorovich
1. Fluid flow--Pressure 2. Hydrodynamics--WSSR 3. Hydraulic
conduits--Properties
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LEVITSKIY, B.F.
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[Problems on underground bydraulics; for
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fields and
in the geology and development of oil and gas
fields]
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studentiv
spetsiallnostei rozrobka, naftovykh ta gazovykb
rodovishch
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rodovisbch.
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