SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BELITSKIY, I. - BELIZIN, V.I.

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BELITSKIX,.,,I., inzh.; NAUMMIKO., I.j. inzh.
Designers and metallurgists are aiding chemists.
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1. Mentrallnaya laboratori7a av-tomatiki*

BE]UTSKIY 19A,
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Zaolitea from the Anzas iron-ore deposit* Trudy Inst,geoloi
geofiz.Sib.otd.AN SSSR no-4;99-104 160. (Katk 15%7)
(Sayan lbuntains-Zoolites)

LUCHITSKIY, I.V.; BELITSKIY, I.A.; GROMIN, V.I.
Deformation of models of stratified rocks. Dokl. AN SSSR 1"
no.5:1126-1128 Je 162. : (MIn 15:6)
1. Institut geologii i geofiziki Sibirskogo otdoleniya AN
SSSR.
Predstavleno akademikom A.A.Trafimukom.
(Geological modeling)

BELITSKIY. I.A.; BUK121) G.V.; GAEUDA, S.P.;
MIKHAYLOY, G.M.
inveatigation of lawontite using the method af
nuclear magnetio
resonance. DAL All SSSR 159 no-5:1038-1040 D 164
(MIRA 1821)
1. Institut geologil i geofiziki Sibirskogo
otdoleniya AN SSSR.
Predstavleno akademikom V.S. Sobolevym.

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Syot',~otl!v pilla-8piLe, BaFeS14C~()- MI-1. All SSIR 165
no.!-.175-1-78 x
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1. komplekanyy nauchn-nissiedovati?11--kiy institut
lbiri.,.k,~go otdelcniya AN SSSR. Submitted Rs~ob 15p 1965,~
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ACC NRi )&7_0006~ SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/67/000/003/0059/0059
INVENTOR: Frid, Ye. A.; Azarkh, S. Kh.; Belitakiy, 1. M.;
Gribovskiy, P. 0.;
Davidyan, 1. G.; Terentlyeva, T. 1.
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IORG:
TITLE: A multiple-element piezoelectric ladder-network band filter.
Class 21,
No. 191008
,ICE: Izabreteniya, proziWshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no.
3, 196T, 59
CC TAGS; filter circuit, -resonator, 'fixed capacitor, thermal
stability, dielectric.
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces a multiple-element
piezoelectric
ladder-network band filter consisting of a set of L-elements with
series branches made
up of resonators shunted ty fixed capacitors. The temperature
stability of the filter
arame ers s improved by using resonators with a positive freqikency
temperature coef-
ficient connected in series with fixed capacitors in the parallel
branches of the ele-
ents. The resonators may be mad6 from barium titanate, calcium and
lead with an ad-
ditive of beryllium oxide. The fixed capacitors are
temperature-dependent with a posi-,
tive capacitance temperature coefficient, e. g. capacitors with a
dielectric containing-
barium titanate, zirconium dioxide, barium carbon.ste and bismuth
oxide.
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TITLE:
The Automatic Oxygen Analyze-r 14GK-
48 (Avtomaticheskiy

kislorodnyy gazoanalizator IGX-348
3
FMODICAL:
Kislorod, 1958, Nr 2, PP- 34-38 (U3SR)
ABSTRACT:
A series
of such oxygen analyzers was designed by the Central

Laboratory for
Automatization of the "Energoehemet" trust. In the

section. The
Principle of Function it is said that the said gas

analvzer %m
built in accordance with the principle of thermomag-

netio
convection. This means that the paramagnetic gas particles

which
come into contact with the heated body located in the in-

homogeneous magnetic field lose part of their magnetic properties

and are then displaced by the following cooler particles of this

gas. This phenomenon repeats itself and forms a convection current

whioh is utilized in this case. In the section-: Technical Data it

is said that the aforementioned apparatus is destined for the un-

interrupted measurement and recording of the percentage of oxygen

in the gas mixtures, so that it can also be used in systems of
Cara
1/2
automatic control. In the 6ectionsThe Measuring Scheme the

The, Automatic Oyygen Analyzer EGK-348
67-58-2-7/26
measuring part of the gaz analyzer is described (a wiring scheme
and a photograph are attached). In the sectiow Construction of
the Apparatus the individual components of the gas analyzers are
described. The measuring camera with the magnetic system is here
fitted into a thermostat, where a constant temperature of 45+0-3
is maintained. Besides this gas analyzer the electron potentio-
meter M -359 is used for control. For the regulation of the gas
current a rotametric regulator is used in this case. The gras ana-
lyzer described has been introduced in the Sovotulskiy MstAllurgi-
Cal Plant and in the "Zaporozhsta3l" works, and has given
satisfac-
tory results during the current period of operation as well as
when used for the detection of the cause of breakdowns. There are
7 figures.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
1. Oxygen-Analysis-Function 2. Oxygen equipment--4peration
3. Oxygen equipwnt-Desip
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ACC NRz AP6022031 . SOURCE CODE: UR/0120/66/000/003/0198/0202
AUTHOR: Nikoliskiy, A. P.;.BelitskjX, I. Z,; Protsenko, V. .;
Yevlanov, I. Ya; Al
Nazarov. V. K.; Varenov, B. N.; Shmel6iF,"V. I.; Kordonskiy,
0. A.
ORO% Central Laboratory of Automatics, GKChTsMET, Moscow
(Tsentralinaya laboratoriya
avtomatiki)
TITLE: Automatic fluorescent x-rM spectrometer
SOURCE: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, no. 3, 1966, 198-202
TOPIC TAGS- automatic spectrometer., x ray spectrometer
ABSTRACT: A newly developed all-wave vacuum fluorescent
automatic x-ray spectrometer
is briefly described; intended for both qualitative and
quantitative analyses, the
two-beam - .. spectrometer Oermits piograming of 24 lines.
The programing unit has storages for these parameters: the
Wulf-Bragg
angle, discrimination threshold, discrimination-wiftdow width,
standard or timer
pulses, collimator type, sequence of interrogation of lines.
These units are
mentioned or described: x-ray optical system; primary and
secondary collimators;
crystal analysers (LiF and NAM); radiation detectors
(proportional and Nal(Tl)
scintillation counters); amplifiers, supply packs, etc. The
BKhV-6 x-ray tube
(50 kv, 100 ma) permits exciting the K-series of elements with
Z = 12--60 and the
L-series with Z > 60. Data regarding counting rate of pure
elements is supplied.
Orig. art. has- 3 figures and I table. Ls [031
SUB CODE:20,L29 65/ORIG REF:006 / OTH REF:001
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XATET5KIT, Rostislav Tavgenlyavich; BILITSXIT, x,r,;
TURXETICH, N.M.
(Nature of malignant tumoral 0 pr1rode z1okachestvennykh
opukholei. Moskva, znanie. 1959. 30 P. (Tsesoiusnoe ob-
shchestvo po rasprostrananiin politicheskikh I
nanehnykh sna-
nii. Ser.8. Biologiia i maditsina. no.4). (MIU 13:5)
(CAHM)

ISLITSICIT. M., brigadir rab*chikh schistnego taboya.
-0 W%WAWO"
One hundred thousand vork rubles. Mast6 u91. 7 no-11:4 X 158.
(NIPA llt 12)
I*Shakhta imeni Lenina tresta, geovetayantrateit.
(Coal mines and mining-Costs)

BEILITSKIY Mikhail I anovichp Geroy Sotnialistichookogo Truda
0brigadir
"3-'- ~C'
~Mgadyy ~raboLc~oNhistaogo z4boya; KRONK9 .4onkhard Antonovichp
Geroy Sotsialioticheskogo Tradap pomostchnik masteral
DZANASHVILI-
'Archil Vasillyevich, Geroy Sotsiallsticheakogo Trudag deputat
Verkhovnogo Soveta GruzSSR9 miater domezinogo tsekha; TISHEM9
Saydullay Geioy Sotaialiitloheakogo, Trudap plavillshchikj
REZNIKOV..
Aleksey Llvovi6, Geroy Sotsialisticheskogo Truda, master.
We will aohieve the triumph of communist labor. Okhr. truaa i
sots.
otrakh. 3 no,.70-~ Jl t.60a (MTU 13:8)
1. Shakhta imeni Lenina treata. Nesvetayantratsitgu. Rostovskoy
oblasti
(for Belitskii)* 2 0 Starotkatskaya fabrika ordena Lenina.
kombinata
-OKrengolliaskaya manufakturau. Estonskoy SSSR (for Kionk)d'- 3.
Zakavkazskiy
metallurgicheskiy 2avod imetif Stalina, (for Dzamashvili)~ 4.
Kadamzlkay-
skiy metallurgioheokiy zavod luzhii6go gornmetallurgicheskogo
kombinata
imeni Frunzeg, Kirgizakoy S.SR (fiDr Tisheyev). 5.
Neftepromyslovoye
upravleniye.O.Nobitd*agneft!"-Turkmenskoy SSR (for-Re-miikor).
(Teohnologica.1 innovations) (Industrial hygiene)

BELITSKIY, M. S. IN
7a45. BELITSKIYI M. S. I SITNIKOVt ya. M.Uvelichi- vat' arok
aluzhbykazhdogo
agregata. m., avtotranaizdat, 1954.32 G. 20 Bm, (Opyt
novatorov avtotransporta)
5000 ekz. 50k. Boderzh: M. S. Belitakiy. peredovoy opyt
skspluatataii avtomobilya.-
ya. m. sitnikov. uvelichivat sr'ok sluzhby kazhdogo
agregata.-(55-430,3)P
656.13st
SO: Knithbaya Letopial, Vol. 7, 1955

P M. S.
BELITSKrY, M. S.: "Ivvestigation of the operation and wearing
of the neck connection
of an articulated shaft - a thin-wallod bearing in the
exploitation of an
automobile". Novacharkassk,, 1955. Min Higher IMucation.
Khartkov Automobile
and Road Inst., Chair of EXploitation of Automobile
Transport. (Dissertations
for the Degree of Candidate of Technical Sciences.)
So: Knizhnaya letopial No. 49,, 3 December 1955. Moscow.

ZZLITSKIY, X.S. I doteent.
Optimum rate-of engine revolutions aid speed performance of
automobiles. Nauch.trudy"INPI 30(44).-3.91-200 155. (KM
9:11)
(Auto'sobiles-Ingines)

F:Sl" "I 1-1i~
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BBLITLYIY, III.S. doteent, knndidat tekbuicheskikh
nauk.
!:nxiv.uri sizes of gaps 'in automobile engine
bearings in opersiting
conditions. Trudy RPI 31:20k-211 156. OURA 10:9)
(Bearings (Machinery)) (Automobiles-Enpines)

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)BLITSKIY. H., kand. tekhn. nauk.
A,
Prolonging the life of automobiles. Ayt. transp. 36
no.l.,26-28 J&
158. (MIRA lltl)
1, Novocherkseakiy politekhuloheekly Institut.
(Automobiles--Testivg)

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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/4221
Novocherkassk. Politekhnicheskiy institut
Raboty mekhanichookogo fakul'teta (Works of the 'Division of
Mechanics)
[Novocherkessk] 1958. 203 p. (Series: Its: Trudy, tom 90) Errata
slip
inserted. 29000 copies printed.
Editorial Board: V.P. Mikhaylov (Reap. Ed.). Candidate of Technical
Sciences..
Docent; A.A. Pyatnitakiyq Professor; P.M. Vlasovt Candidate of
Technical
Sciences,, Docent; I.N. Goncharov, Candidate of Technical
Sciences., Docent;
F,P, Klochkop Candidate of Technical Scienceas Docent; N.M. Sevin,
Candidate
of Technical Sciencest Docent; and A.A. Kutukov (Rasp. Secretary),
Candidate
of Technical Sciences, Docent; Tech. Ed.: P.S. Baymatov.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for technical personnel in
mechanical engineering.
COVERAGE: This collection of works deals with investigations of
internal combus
tion engines, metal cutting, gears, resistance-type strain gagest
and wear
of machine parts. No personalities are mentioned. References
accompany
several of the articles.
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Works of the Division, of Mechanics
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
SOV/4221
LYshevskiy, A.S. (Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docenty
Department of Internal
Combustion Engines]. Disintegration of a Nonviscous-Fluid
Jet Emerging From a
Split Jet Nozzle 3
By means of theoretical analysis the author establishes
conditions of
instability of the motion of a plane jet of nonviscous fluid
with symmetrical
and unsymmetrical disturbances and determines the length of
the unbroken
portion of the jet.
Lyshevskiyj A.S. Effect of the Surrounding Medium on the
Stability and
Disintegration of allallow Jet of Viscous Fluid 19
A theoretical investigation is madeof the development of
disturbances on
the surface of a hollow jet of vtqcous fluid and the effect
of air flow
around the jet. A differential equation and its solution for
the wave
vibration of the fluid jet surface is presented.
Lyshevskiyp A.S. Regularities in the Change of Certain
Parameters of the
Indicated Process of High-Speed Diesel Engines 47
On the basis of two characteristic parameters of a
combination process
indicated efficiency and ignition lag, the author presents a
generalization
of experimental data obtained in testing high-speed diesel
engines with
open-type combustion chambers.
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Lyshevskiy, A.S. On the Determination of the Amount of Fuel
Leakage in In-
jection Pumps and Nozzles 65
The author presents a more accurate method of determining the rate
of fuel
leakage in the operation of a fuel injection pump and nozzle.
Lyahevskiyp A.S. On the Determination of Fluid-Friction Force
Between a Cam
Follower and a Guide 71
Using a cylindrical coordinate system and assuming that the
follower is
subjected only to linear-reciprocating and rotary motion and that
the
oil-film pressure is constantp the author derives an expression
for cal-
culating fluid-friction force between cam follower and guide.
.Belito- .-A.S. [Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docentp
Department of the
Operation of Automobile Transport]. Life of Valve-Gear Elements of
an Auto-
mobile Engine in the Process of Operation 77
The author investigates the wear of camshaft pins, cams, and stems
of
followers and valves.
Belit!kiZf~ On the Problem -nf Limiting Allowable Clearance
Between the
, JL& -
'Fliro-n Ski and the Cylinder Liner in an Automobile Engine 87
'By means of hydrodynamic analysis of the oil film between two
parallel
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SOV/4221
planes the author derives an expression for calculating the
maximum allow-
able clearance between a cylinder liner and a piston skirt. With
the
formula derived, he makes calculations for a number of Soviet
types of
engines and concludes that presently used standard clearances
are too
small and may be increased to their maximum values as determined
by
calculation. The increase in clearance will result in the
reduction of
wear and repair costs.
Zimin, Yu.P. (Candidate of Technical Sciences Docent, Department
of Me-
chine-Building Technologyls and K.M. Stroyeva. tCandidate of
Technical
Sciencesy-Docent, Department of Metal Technology]. Investigation
of the
Properties of High-Speed Steel Made From Chips 93
Chemical, macro-,, and microstructural analysis, hardness tests,
and de-
termination of density and cutting properties were made for
original
and heat-treated specimens made of chips produced by milling of
types
P9 and P18 high-speed steels. Comparative tests were also made
of cutting
tools manufactured from the standard steels mentioned above and
from
their chips. The results show that the properties of cutting
tools re-
main nearly the same in all cases.
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Antonyuk, V.I. [Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent]~ and
N.S. Kolev
[Candidate of Technical Scienceal Department of
Machine-Building Technology].
Drilling Dynamometer With Wire-type Resistance Strain Gages 103
A dynamometer designed by the authors for measuring feed
forces and
torques in drilling, reamings and threading'is described. The
dynamo-
meter is of a simple construction and may be used not only in
laboratories
but also under production conditions. Its operation is found
to be stable
in the drilling of holes from 5 to 25 = in diameter.
Kolev, N.S. Friction in the Metal-Cutting Process 107
The author briefly reviews some of the data available on this
subject and
presents the results of an investigation of the effect of
cutting depth and
speed, feeds, and tool angles on the cutting process. He
concludes that in
metal cutting the molecular interaction between cutting-tool
and work
surfaces has a great effect on the consumption of energy and
tool wear.
Devin L*P. (Docent, Department of the Theory of Mechanisms and
Machine
Parts Load-Carrying Capacity of Toothed Gears Made of DSP-G
"Drevplastik"
[Masonite-Type Material] and Working in Pairs With Steel Gears
117
The author presents a summary of results of a set of
experimental investi-
gations conducted on a specially built test installation in
order to de-
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SOV/4221
.termine the effect of number of teeth# velocity ratiot and
c3rcumferential
velocity on the performance of a pair of gears with one gear made
ef steel
and the other of DSP-G "dravplastik." The maximum circumferential
unit
pressure (g/cm of the tooth width) under which no appreciable wear
or
failure occurred was used as a eirterion in determining gear
load-carrying
capacity.
C~udutov. V.A. [Assistant Professoro Department of the Theory of
Mechanisms
and Machine Parts3. Performance of the Wire Grid of a
Resistance-Type Strain
Gage in a Zono of High Temperatures 131
Effect of temperature on the resistance of a strain-gage wire is
investi-
gated. Reaults show that the rate of change in the resistance is a
func-
tion of time and heating temperature. It decreases with time and
becomes
stable when held for 8 hours at 1500C.
Chudutov., V.A. Effect of the Shape of the Wire Grid of a
Resistance-Type
Strain Gage on the Gage Factor 139
Effects of gage base, nonparallelism of grid wires, deformation of
wires
and part being tested, and the number of grid loops on the gage
factor are
investigated. Results show that for the gage bases from 2 to 5 cm
long
the change in the number of loops between the limits of 6 and 18
has very
little effect on the gage factor.
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Savinj M*H* [Senior Instructorp Department of the Theory of
Mechanisms and
Machi~e PartsJ. Ways of Improving Wear Resistance of Screw
Mechanisms 159
The wear of screw mechanisms made of bronzop cast iron, and
textolite with
square and trapezoidal screw threads is Investigated. Results show
that
the use of a modified *cast' iron bearing in place of bronze and
the replace-
ment of square threads by trapezoidal will Increase the wear
resistance.
Burak, A.K. [Assistant Professorp Department of Metal Technology
and the Science
of Meials]. A Method of Designing Hypoid Gears With Circular Tooth
Form 171
The method described reduces design calculations and may be used in
the as-
sign of hypoid gears with a spiral angle equal to zero.
Mamadzhanovp I.G. [Assistant Professor, Department of the Theory of
Mechanism
and Machine Parts]. On the Problem of Stability in the Tightening
of Bolted
Joints Under Variable-Load Conditions 191
The author presents the results of a theoretical investigation of
the pro-
ceBs of loosening of bolted Joints subjected to vibratory loads.
AVAILABLEt Library of Congress
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BILITSKIT, Nikhail Samenovich, kand.takhn.nauk;
ANERNM, P.S., red.;
OUMUTWOVAO le.H.p takhn.rede
EIncreasing the running of & motor vehicle without
repair]
Kak uvelichit' probeg avtomobilia do remonta. Kookwa.
Nauchno-
takhn.isd-vo &va avtosobillnogo, transporta i
shoseeinykh dorog
RMS. 1959- 37 P- WU 13:3)
(Kotor vehioles-4(aintenance and repair)

Using radioisotopes in measuring the wear of an automobile
engina under operating conditions. Trudy NPI :LCY7:23-33
160.
(MM 140)
(Radioisotopes-Irdtistrial applications)
(iutomobifes-Sagine *.-Testing)

BELITSKIY, M.S.
Studying the effect of the temperature conditions of an
automobile 111
I engine on its'wear. Trudy NPI 112:3-12. 61. (KM 14:9) '- '
(Automobiles--Engine3)
t

Effect of-A6,mWozitty --tion on the wear of Ad automobile
engine* 10 (KML 16:3)
(;~~ 62.,
jmea~ (Mechanical wear)

Engine braking of automqbileas Trudy NPI 131.-97-= 162,
(MIM .16;3)
(Autgmobilee--Brakes)

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AUTHOR:,' Belitskiy, k. Yet'; Yas'., DA .; Parkhomenko, M. A.;
Skopenko, LF.
ORG: Kiev Institute of Civil Aviation (Kiyevskiy institut
grazhdans6y~94iat 11).16
T,natitute of the Problems of t e Science of MaterialspAN UkrSSR
(Institut problem
materialovedeniya AN UkrSSR)
TITLE: Investigation of the strength and antifriction properties
of mica crystal
materials with boron.-nitride additions
SOURCE-. Samo1% 11tekhnika vozdushnogo flota, no. 4, 1965, 76-83
TOPIC TAGS:. bearing, high temperature bearing, bearing material,
packing material,
sintered material, mica containing material, boron nitride
containing material,
antifriction material, heat resistant material
ABSTRACT: A new packing material of the UMB-SKT system for gas
turbine and
compressor shafts has been proposed. These materials are made
from a mixture of
fine powders of KM93(A1-Si3O10)F2 synthetic mica (specific weight
2.75 g/cm2,
70-75 HB hardness) and boron nitride. In tests, the mixtures,
containing 2-20Z BN,
were moistened with a 10% polyvinyl alcohol solul-ion, compacted
under a pressure of
1.0-1.5 t/CM2 and sintered in air at 1050-1070C. The sintered
materials, which
had a porosity of 10-15%, were tested for compression and bend
strength and for
antifriction properties in dry friction and in friction with
lubrication. Mechanicd
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tests showed that as boron nitride content increased from 2 to
20%, the compression
strength of the materials decreased from 6.4 to 2.8 kg/mm2, the
bend strength from
2
2.6 to 1.4 kg/mm , and the hardness from 5 Tto, 15 HB. In
friction tests with a
lubricant (MS-20 oil) at a speed of 1-4 m1sec under a specific
pressure of
10-150 kg/cm2, the friction coefficient of all tested materials
decreased with in-
creasing specific pressure at all testing speeds (see Fig. 1).
Materials containing
Fig. 1. Specific pressure depen-
Cl dence of the friction coefficient
V4 -2/7/i3ec pof UMB-5KT materialst
44 Containing 2% BN (1); 4% BN (2);
6% BN (3); 8% BN (4); 10% BN (5);
Iand 15% BN (6Y. tested with
07,1/1 lubrication.
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2 to 8% BN sustained a load up to 150 kg/mm2, those with a higher BN
content, up
to 70 to 100 kglmm2, and no bearing seizure was observed in the entire range
of the
investigated pressures and speeds. Under dry friction, materials containing
4 to
8% BN had the best antifriction properties. The MM-5KT parts are readily
fabricated
and machined. They have low hardness (55-14 HB), satisfactory strength and
high
heat resistance at temperatures up to 1100C. These qualities make it
poajyible to
use them as high-temperature packing materials anlalso as materials
for[AlIding
bearings working under conditions of dry frictiorvand, especially, urjer
conditions
of friction with lubrication. Orig. art. has*.. 8 figures. WS]
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1, ACCESSION NR: AP4029205 S /0226 /6 4/000/002/0040/0045
AUTHOR: Kostetskiy, B. I.; Belitskiy, H. Ye.; Natanson, H. E,
ITITLE: Determination of carbon and silicon in nickel-based metal-
powder seal ing materials using spectral analysis
SOURCE: Poroshkovaya metallurgiya, no. 2. 19640 40-45
TOPIC TAGS: powder metallurgy, nickel, silicon, graphiteg nickel
based
material, silicon containing material. graphite containing material,
,carbon, spectral analysis*
f
~'ABSTRACTt The purpose of this paper is to study the necessity of
con-'
~dueting layer-by-layer specrrum analysis in order to show the
changes
.to which the chemica composition of-surfa 'ce.*Iayers.and.alloys are
sub'Jected under certain con"ditions. The analysis was conducted at a
Igap width of 0.005 mm in a 8tandard 3-lens condensor system*
Exposure,
itime was 40 sec. The following analytic pairs of lines were chosen
!,for analysis 1 2478.57 -A--Ni 11 2473.15 A; Si T 2WL58 A--NiU
2864.1-5
,The distribution of the silicon and carbon content in the sealing
Ma
terial was plotted. The spectral analysis made!it possible to select
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aterials that were more stable in chemical composition and
durability,
Tn conclusion# the authors claim that existing materials for scale'
~
~should be more rationally used by taking into account the changes to
i
'Which they are subjected during their exploitation. Orig, art* hast
5 figures and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Kiyevskiy.institut grazhdanskogo vozdushnogo flota
'(Kiev Institute of,Civil Aviation)
SUBMITTED: 07jun63 ATD PREsss 3081 EN6W 00
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212

MIKHAYMY, B.0 BRLITSKIY N.
Building swine and poultry houses on collective farms In
2haboy
Province. Boll. strol, 12 no,8:18-20 Ag 157. (XLRL 10;9)
1. Glarnyy inshener Tambovskogo oblastnogo, upravlenlya
po stroitell-
stvu v kolkhosakh (for Mikhaylov). 2. -01avm7T Inthauer
Unbovskoso
filiala proyektuoy kontory 88hratovgid;o-gorsellstroy"
(for-
Belitskly),
(Mue houses and equipment) (Poultry houses and equipment)

SOURCE CODEs UR/0032/66/032/011/1413/1
AUTHORt Belitakly, Yas19 D. S.
OHOt Kiev Institute of Civil Aviation Engineers (KIevskly Institut.
inzhenerov grazbdanskoy aviataii)
TITLE: Unit for testing the ant.ifriction properties of sealants
ISOURCE: Zavadskays, laboratoriya, Y, 32, no. 11, 1966, 1413-1416
,TOPIC TAGSt sealant packing material, antifriction material, sealant
antifriction propertyg sealant vear resistance, test stand, high
speed
'test stand
~ABS'TRACT: A high-speed laboratory unit for testing the friction
'and
wear of antifriction,packing materials under timulated service condi-
tions is described* The unit incorporates a drive, a main shaft
assembl)
an assembly for the face end and radial leading, an airtight chamber
for testing materials in aggressive media, attachments for grinding
the
vorking surfaces and protective casingg and a control panel, The unit
makes possible tests of packing materials in air and in liquid.or 00
media at sliding speeds varying from T to 540 a/see and at specific
pressures up to 30 ka/aU20 Orige art* bast 3 figures* -
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B&LITSKIYj F., inzb.; DZURGUDAKOV, V., inzh.
Master blast-setters included in minor crews.
Sov.shakht. 10
no.4:21 Ap 161. (HIRA 14-.9)
(KU2netsk Basin-Blasting)

P
I- .'~r EELITSKIY, V.; GONZ.ALOYEZ, B.
- I ~
)bdicine without a prescription;Feuinaton. Za bezop*dvizho 6
no,
8,*12-13 Ag 163*
1~

BMITSKTY, V.A., insh. (Leningrad)
Towards the purity of aity air. Vod, i #&n, takhe
noo8s28-29
Ag 164 WRA 18 11)

V.I.'
More on the work of the periodical "Xhlrurgila.11 Farmatsev.
zhur, 16 no,403-76 161. (MRA 17t6)
1. Direktor spetsialtnogo aptekarskogo magazina No.6
Iftirurgiyall, Poltava.

BELITSKlY,I.T.
Synchronization of =ltiphase transistor
nnAtIvibrators. Elektro-
avlas' 19 no.9t24-29 8 165. (MIRA 18:9)

ACC NR: ~~6Y~34-61
INVENTOR: Belitskiy, V. 1.
ORG; None
TITLE: A transistorized multiple-phase multivibrator. Class 21,
No. 185959
SOURCE: Izobret prom obraz tov zn 0
no. 18, 1966, 52
TOPIC TAGS: multivibrator, transistorized oscillator,
relaxation oscillator
ABSTRACT: This Atithor's Certificate introduces a
transistorized multiple-phase multivibrator with
high thermial stability having diodes connected in
the base circuit of each transistor. Provision is
made for compensating the effect of back currents on
the duration of the pulses which are generated and
for protecting the emitter junctions from reverse
breakdown. A semiconductor diode made from the same
material as the transistors is c(?nnected in the
common emitter circuit and shunted by a capacitor.
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Card um 621.373.431.1
SOURCE CODE: un/o4.'3/66/000/01810052/0052
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ERLITSKIY, Yakov
- *$b'wwvMwU-
Conceivad and accomplished. IUn.takh.no.12:13-16 D 15?. (MIRA 10:12)
(Technical education)

UPGARTI A.A., doktor ~6khn.nauk., prof.., zasluzherwyy
deyatell nauki i tekh-
niki RSFSR; GRISHIN, M.D.; A~NqKIX,_ U.S.; MEZIEVICH, F.Ye.,
4-nzh.; Of
--ie
XORRILITSY11, A.M.; I.IALIKOVSKIY, G.S., mas ar spor4-a,
sudlya respubli-
kmiskoy kategor4i
Makers of automobiles.Tekhomol- 31 no.9:12-15 163. (KIRA 160)
1.Zamestitell direktora Ilauchno-issledovatellskogo
aviomotornogo in-
stituta (for Lipgart). 2. Chlen yuridicheakoy komissii pri
Sovete
Ministrov SSSR (for Grishin). 3. Predsedatell sekts-ii
avtomototuri4ma
Gosudarstvennogo mekhanicheskogo zavoda, Odeasa (for
Belitskiy). 4..
Rukovoditell ekspertnoy gruppy po avtomobillnomu transportu
Gosudarst-
vermogo komiteta po delam izobretaniy i otkrytiy pripovete
Ministrov
SSSR (for Pllezhevich). 5. Nachallnik Gosudarstvennoy
Avtomobi-Ilnoy in-
spektsii RSFSR (for Kormilitsyn). 6. Chlen Komiteta po
kartingu 15*n-
trallnogo avtomotornogo kluba Dolrovollnogo doma sodeystviya
armii,
aviatsii i flotu SSSR (for i-falinovskiy).
(Automobiles-Design and construction)

L- JTSK I
AID Nr. 975-5 23 MaY
RADIO SOUNDING OF PLASMA MOVING AGAINST ELECTRODYNIAMIC
ACCELERATION IN A COAMAL ACCELERATOR (USSR)
Brodskiy, V. B., Ye. M. Belitikiy, A. T.' Voronchev, N. V. Konyakhin,
and 'Yii. N. Starostin. Zhurnal tekhnicheskoy fiziki, v. 33, no. 4
1963,
S/057/63/033/004/010/021
WNW
The relationship existing in a plasma betwe6n number of charged
particles
ejected both'in and against the direction of electrodynamic
acceleration has
been evaluated to analyze processes occurring in a coaxial
accelerator. A
method is described for using tvvo different wavelengths (Xl= 0. 8 cm
and
X2= 3 cm) simultaneously, by which the relationship between these
quantities
can be obtained. It was found that a plasmoid with a concentration of
at
least n.1 >1013 electrons/cm3 was moving in the direction of
electrodynamic
acceleration. The time it took for the plasmoid to cr.oss. the beam
was
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RADIO SOUNDIM OF VIASHA (Cont'd) S/05V63/033/0a/010/021
T, = 801isec. A plasmoid with a concentration n2 r. 1032 electrons
/cm3 was
moving in the reverse direction. Its time of crossing was T2 = 40 g
sec.
Velocities of.the plasmoid fronts movinf in the direction of
electrodynamic
V 6cm/sec, re-
acceleration and against it were 10 crn/sec and V2 = 4.10
spectively. Consequently, the relationship between the quantity of
charged
particles in plasmoids has the following form:
V2n2T2
IMO2,
Y3.n IT I
IKMI
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AUTHORS: Stoblov, Yu. I., Belitskiy, Yu. I., Engineers
TITLE: Redesigned breaker for spot welding with several pulses
PERIODICAL: Svarochnoye proizvodstvo, no. 10, 1962,~34 - 35,
TEXT: ' In spot-welding high-strength steels three-pulse welding is
used to
assure high-quality production.
"Heating--pause-vfelding-peening-tempering-cooling
is the program for martensite class steels, and
"heating-pause-weldirig-pause-
-secondary welding-peening", for ferrite-austenite type steels.
Three-pulse weld-
ing is carried out with the use of a redesigned series~produced
IIHT,~-100-2 (PIT-
100-2) breaker; each pulse is separately controlled in time;
current strength and
pause duration. The additional breaker parts are mounted on a
separate attachment
and consist of a step-by-step switch with power sources, an
additional relay and,
a block. Additiona I commutators and v~xiable resistances are
mounted on the con-
:~rol desk. The step-by-step switch contacts are parallel-connected
in order to
obtain a four-step switch instead of a twelve-step one. It changes
over the fol_
lowing circuits: pause time circuits in the regulator; welding time
circuits in
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Redesigned breaker for spot welding with... A006/AlOl
the PIT trigger system; heating degree circuits In the phase-rotating
PIT cir-
cuit. The operation of the breaker is described. Spot welding machines
redes:fgned
'for three-pulse welding have been operating accurately and
continuously for 2
years. There are 2 figures.
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BILITSISO H.H., inshener.
Better results by-using simplified methods of staple flUr
(MM 10 *Tin
ning. Taket.prom.17 no.2:28-30 1 157. :2
(Baron spinning)

Al. IM
MMITSYN R N
bimple method of crone winding, Taket.prom. 18 no.5:74 MY '58.
(Germ W , last--Textile machinery) (MMA 11:5)

/V. AA (;e")
BELITSIN,
Device used for chinging speeds within a wide
range.Taket. prom
18 no. 7:60 J1 158. (NxMe machiner7) (MIRA 11:7)

.BELITSKnj M.Ye.
Developing a toohnology for the manufaeture and study
ef
nortain proportias at eintered WOW nichrom. Poroah.
la6b, 5 ho"W9.64 S 165, (MIRA 18s9)
1, Klyevskiy- Inatitut InahanorcY Oraahdanskoy
aviat-iii.

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AUTHOR: .!rj1-tskjXj6 M.-Ye.; Kostetskiy._B.~ Iw
he
ORG, Kiev Civil A,~iation-Eri2ineering:lnstitute (Kiyevski
:institut,inz nerov
ii) y
grazhdanskoy'aviats
TITLE: ~A studs of drYllricti6 f trmets/at high sliding speeds
friction some cc
SOURCE: Fiziko-khimic'heakaya mikhanika materialov, v. 2,
no.,l,.1966,,67-41
~`TOFIC TAGS: ermet, bearing, 'antifriction.jidditive,,graphite
lubricant, dry
lubAcant
T the absenc6'of exces-,
.~ABS-RACT: The usefulness' of packing. -material, Is, determinedgbY
sive hardne'siv,- 'high beat riiisistawie,: and good
antifrictiod1properties.; The~authoris
Anvestigated:ihe itive and quantitative aspects of dry; friction in
cermets.'.
_,qualit.
S-120 and UMI-4s at sliding speeds from 5 to 100 m/sec. high sliding.
speeds the
upper.le el 'o
V 8~,* f the packing material develop~hlgh temperatures, ledding
to.substan-
tial. changes: -'in :the structure~and properties of the material.
Oxide'filmo-which are
~_formed at hij:~h'temperatures tend-to prevent the occurrence of
oeizing. 'Gr.
o'
boron nitridia. were used as antifriction additives.// At sliding
speeds above 7 m/see
graphite_buri~is out .as.a result.of the,high temperatures
developed-;I Lam nitride*
proved to'be. chemically more stable- throughout the entire range,of
speeds investi-
[IV$
gated. Orig.. art.,has: 2 figures.

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.ACC 'NRlI SOURCE CODE: UR/0226/66/000/004/oo4o/oo44
AUTHOR: Belitakiy, M. Ye'._-.:
ORGI: Kiev'Institute of %-Civil Aviation En ineers
(Kiye'vskiy'institut Inzhenerov
9
wriatsii):_
-of the chemical stability of solid lubricants at high tem-
TITLE., Investigatz Sn.
~'peraturea
SOURCE: Poroshkovaya met~llurgiya, no. 4. 1966, 40-44.
-TOPICTAGS: sealant -high temperature sealant, lubricant I solid
lubricant, hl&...
temperature lul)ricanti.-lubric~mt:~roperty, graphite, molybdenum
disulfide, boron
-ca
nitride, zinc Oxide, mi
ABSTRACT: in a search for'new:60 lub s for use at high
temperatures,'the
lid riqant
chemical stability of molybdenum zinc oxidePborofi nitride. mica, and
P-grade silvery jEghite%(used in conventional pacFing materials) has
been Investi-
gated in air..~argoni nil,
trogen, and hydrogen,atmospheres at temperatures ranging.
-from 100 to 1250C.. The ~best results showedthe oxidation loss.of
graphite in-air.
to:be relatively low (6-7%) at 500C, ~ but very high (30-35%) above
700C-:. In molyb-
denum disulfide-theoxidation weight loss in,air -begins at 100C; it
increases con-
-tinuously with, increasing tiemperature, and reaches 18-20 and
_h8-5o%.at 600 and
respectively-. A similar behavior.w,as observed in tests in argonS
nitrogen,,
and hydrogen at 1000--~-1250C. -At 1250C mo4bdenum disulfide
exhibited the lowest,
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degree of dissociation (300~ in~argon and'.the,,higheat (02%)-in
nitrogen. This makes
the~.Pr6duction. of . sintqred materials.with a givewcontent of
molybdenum.dioulfide,
-it unsuitable for use
difficult', an& its dissociation,ln-an oxidizing medium makes
as a solid lubricant for high-temperature packing materials.
Zinc.oxide has high.,
:;`.chejnical stability in-sir .up to--:100OCi but is completely
reduced with sintering in.~
hydrogen and . 'artially -LitIvaporated with oihtering in argon at
n50-1250C. Boron'
P
nitride does' not oxidize in -.&Lr,:up:to 800C, but rapidly oxidizes
at higher tempera.~~-_
tUi6B and at'1000C its weight g4in,'. increases: to 30-32%.,
Commercial-grade boron
in an. atmosphere of dissociated ammonia at 1800, 2000, and 2200C
.-,..:for 3 hr exbit;ited only~.inslgnificant changes' in its
behavior in air oxidation.
~_Boron nitride Is stable in argon and hydrogen at temperatures upto
1250C. It
undergoes an'alditional saturation with nitrogen,in a nitrogen
medium,-as a result.
of which its viA&t 'gain reaches - 2i-2~% at 1250C - The above
properties make boron
nitride'a priomising solid lubricant in high-temperature
packingmaterials. Of the
mica tested,, Vilagopite had better.*:chemical stability and
contained less fixed water
tfian, muskovite 6 Phlogopite. had high stability in all. tests and
can be considered
the best solid lubricant' for packing materials working at
temperatures above 800-
For materials working at temperatures UP to 800-~-900C, boron nitride
can be,recom-
mended instead'of graphite* Orig. 'art. has: 7 figures.
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;OV1607 SOURCE CODE: UR/042O/W10 d_0_/0_0 4T6_0_8V10_0�Q___1
AUTHOR: Belitakly, M. Ye.; Yas', D. S.. Parkhomenko, M. A.;
Skopeako 1. F. 73
ORG: K
,Agj.,Jn~titute of Civil Aviation (Kiyevskiy institut grazhdanskoy
aviiet
Institute of Problems in the Scle-n-c-e-oF Materials AN UkrSSR
(Institut problem materi-
alovedeniya AN.UkrSSR)
TITLE: Investigating the thermal stability of new packing materials
in the UMB-5KT_
system
SOURCE: Samoletostroyeniye i tekhnika vozdushnogo flota, no. 4,
1965, 84-go
TOPIC TAGS: thermal stability, gas turbine engine, aircraft engine,
high temperature
oxidation, nonclcW refractory product, packing material/ UMB-5KT
pabking material,
K30/70 packing material
ABSTRACT: The authors study the problem of deterioration of sealing
inserts in qir-
craft turbines due to the effect of gas flow. It is shown that the
properties of
sealing inserts may be.radically improved by using new materials in
ihe UMB-5K
'j sys-
tem. The base used in these materials i~,f synthetic ro ted
crystalline micaNith
high thermal stability, and the binder is boron nitrid 3"rhich is
chemically inert in
an oxidative atmosphere to 800-9000C. The thermal stability and
changes in some of
the strength properties of the new materials were studied during
protracted oxidation.
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Parallel control test were .conducted using convential. K30/70
packing material with a
heat-treated graphitel%ase and additives of various refractory
compounds. Specimens
measuring 7x7x7O mm were tested for thermal stability at
300-IIOOOC with a maximum
holding of 100 hours at each temperature except that maximum
holding was 15 hours at
11000C. Thermal stability was evaluated by the change in weight
of the specimens.
The results show somewhat of a reduction in the strength
properties ofthe new materi-
als with practically no change in thermal stability when the
boron nitride concentra-
tion is increased. Protracted oxidation increases the strength
properties of the ma-
terials which makes them useful for long-term application under
conditions of periodic
low bending and compressive stresses which are generated by
distortion of guide vane
assemblies. The optimum composition for the packing material is
determined by its
mechanical strength, erosion resistance and running-in
properties. The new materials
showed higher thermal stability than the control material from
20 to 11000C. There
are practically no changes in the chemical composition and
structure of the materials
duaring oxidation and they also have the advantage of low
hardness (20-40 HB) which
should make them useful for packing the flow sections of
compressors in gas turbines.
The experimental results show that K30/70 material has
satisfactory thermal stability
only up to 5000C and cannot be recommended for protracted
operation at higher tempera-
tures. Orig. art. has: 6 figures, 1 table.
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.AUTHOR: Belitskiy, M.Ye.
The Kiyev Institute-of Civil Aviation Engineers
TITLE,. Some aspects of designing sealing materials for gas
turbines.
with consideration of physicochemical,factore
SOURCE: Fiziko-khimi~-heskaya mekhanika materialdv, v. 2, no. 6,
3,966,,
702-706
TOPIC TAGS: gas turbine, gas turbine sealing we6aVamav)sintered
material, sintered sealant, nickel mica sealant, oxidution resistant
Imaterial, heat resistant material
ABSTRACT:-.. " Since the nickel-silicon graphite sealants presently
used for gas
turbines have a short service life, a search has been conducted for
a
Isealant which can operate at 850-950*C for-2000-4000 hr. The search
;resulted in the-development of several new sealants. One of them,
the f
"self enameiind'UMB-lS, consists of nickel and 4-16% mica. it can be
.1easily compacted and formed, and has a satisfactory strength.
UMB-lS
:is sintered at 1150*C for 1-3 hr in ania gas or in vacuum. With an.
increase in mica content the sealant hardness and strength decrease.
Its oxidation resistance is good at temperatures up to 700*C but
drops
at 800-900?C. owing lion Oe oxidation of the nickel. base. At t,

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~temperature the bend strength of scalant.with 8% mica increases from
9 to 16 dan/mm2, and the.hardness from 46 to 78 dan/mm2. At
900-950% a thin protective enamel-liks film is formed on the material
surface as a result of the reaction of mica with nickel oxide. This
.!self-enameling sharply increases the oxidation resistance. The anti-
:friction properties of mica permit its use as a lubricant instead of
igraphite. This sealant is recommended for gas turbines operating at
tgh temperaturesbut further efforts should be directed to finding
N
additions which will induce self-enameling at 700-9000C.
'Another sealant.-UMB-4S nichroma-boron nitride material, was
developed
*as a seaAnt for aircraft engines operating at high temperature to
treplace nickel-ailicon-graphite material. This sealant can operate
ats
400-950% for 2000-4000 hr. The UMB-5KT, mica-boron nitride sealant
'was successfully tested under laboratory conditions. This sealant
.resists prolonged oxidation at 20-1000*C. At present it is being
tested under , working - conditions. art. bw: figUreg.. (NDI
SVB CODE: 11 13/ SUBM DATE: 09Apr63/ ORIG REY: 005/
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_ACC NR, AP6032300 SOURCE COM UR/0226/66/000/009/oo6l/oo66.
(A)
AUTHOR:, Belitskiy, M. Ye.
ORG: Kiev Institute of Civil Aviation Engineers (Ki~evskiy
institut In2befierov 4?
grazhdanskoy aviatsii)
TITLE: Investigation of antifriction propertieV6f.sothe
sintered Xealing materials
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SOURCE: Poroshkovaya metallurgiya, no. 9, 1966, 61-66
TOPIC TAGS: 4;!p: lubricant seal, sealing material, sintered
sealing material
.-X--C7;,OAJ COE#-F.' 17fFAJr 11 11
ABSTRACT: A series o sintered metal-dry lubricant sealing
composites,-such as
nickel with graphite fboron nitride, mica or zinc oxide as dry
lubricant and
nichrome with-ET-ca or boron nitride, were tested for their
frictionilcharaetbristice
and wear resistance.11 It was found that the coefficient of
friction increases with an
increase in the content of dry lubricant, particularly when it
is above 20% (see,
Fig. 1). The'onlj exception is a composite of nickel with mica,
whose coefficient
increases only slightly with iner4a'sing mica content and at
kO% mica is only 0.085.
The Vear-resistance characteristics of nickel-mica
compositd''also are not signif-
icantly affected by increased mica
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vi
Fig. 1. Dependence of the coefficients
of friction of sintered materials on the
dry lubricant content
1 - Composite nickel-mica; 2 - nickel-
zir.~~ oxide; 3 - nickel-graphite;
4 KhMN80 nichrome-boron nitride;
51 -boron n1trid
iv j0
Dry Lubrica t content,;
P.
in wear. The composites of.nickel with mica and nichrome with boron
nitride were
selected as the best sealing materials for working conditions in
gas-turbines. Orig...~
art. has: 7 figures. ITDI _1"~
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AUTHOR: Delitski M. 0
ORG: Kiev Institute of Civil Aviation Engineers (Kiyevskiy
inStitut inzhenerov
grazhdanskoy aviataii)
TITLE: Investigation of sintered nickel-boron nitride
composites
SOURCE: Poroahkovaya metallurgiya, no. 11, 1966, 29-34
TOPIC TAGS: packing material, nickel base material, boron
nitride containing materi
material antifriction property, material oxidation resistance,
material corrosion
resistance
ABSTRACT: In a search for new packing materials for large
turbines, a series of
sintered nickel-base composites containing from 4 to 16Z boron
nitride (solid lubri-
cant) have been-tested. Preliminary experiments showed that
nickel-boron nitride
composites with properties close to those required by
specifications (porosity
15-18%; hardness 35-40RB; minimum bend strength 7 kg/mm2) can
be obtained in,
composites containing not more than 8% boron nitride compacted
under a pressure of
80 km1cM 2 and sintered at 1150-1250C. In friction tests at a
sliding speed of
200 m/sec under a specific load of 2.5 dan/cmz, all the
composites with up to 8%
''boe6ii-'niiiiae'*'h'id-aW-itlii6iif--iiiiii'f,iEt--fif6eiod-,
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9.3 g/km at 4% boron nitri de to 1.13 g/km at 8% boron nitride.
All these values in-,*
creased sharply with further increase of boron nitride.
Oxidation tests in
air at 600-IOOOC for 10 hr showed the compositions containing 4
and 8%
boron nitride to have a satisfactory oxidation resistance at
temperatures of
up to 800C with a total weight gain of 35-4d' mg/CM2. The weight
gain
..increased sharply to 18Q-280 kg/cm2 at 1000C. The highest
oxidation rate, _0..
800C in *the'* ma'Ee-rial iiiih ft boron nitride ;ras * observed
durIng ifie first 4 fir of
the testfafter which it remained almost constant. The material
has low oxidation
resistance in steam (a 7% weight gain in 500 hr test in steam at
550C, and latm
compared with*1.3% in 1500 hr test in air at 600C) and is
unquitable.as a packing
material in steam turbines. However, materials with up to' 8%
boron carbide can be
recommended for use in the packing assemblies In the
medium-temperature section of
gas turbines. The materials have a satisfactory corrosion
resistance in sulfuric and
hydrofluoric acids. A. M. Halysheva participated in the work.
Orig. art* has:
8 figures and 1 table. [HSI
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BELITSYN,N.; OBUKH,I.
"Installing, operating and maintaining ring spinning machines"
V.D.Sobolev. Reviewed by N.Belitsyn, I-Obukh. Tekst.prom. 8
no.2:48 F 148. (MLRA 8:11)
(Spinning machinery) (Sobolev.V.D.)

The I @t0~ M; --m malift- rebsta
ph" 8 No I A; Ca. Z.V11tt"lialk IAWW
Rd) '649 iq A the bs*6 of photomicrosmsh%
j&vv%dVLtWm, It Is combided that we
% The "rength of cotton yam is due to A
with the findins- it
Air not in aceswil
NI, C., x1imin.

3,3LITsIF, 1-.. J.
23340 Za Povysheniye Skorosti Pi-jadillnykh Hashih. CStatli3 :
I. S. A. Paramonov.
Voz-iozhnosti Mashinostrciteley.-II. N. 11. Belitsin.
'-rebovaniva
Tekhnologov k 1:ashinostroitelyam.. Tek:Ail. Prom-5t', 1949,
No. 6, c. 12-14.
SO: LE-NPOPIS NO. 31, 1949

AITSMIT, 'IT, i,i',
D
I
27Y'l
Ispolfzov,-iniye Krepostj Vol&ma v Pryazbye Tekstkil.
Pro-m-st', 1949, No. 8, S. 8-10
SO: L 0f OPIS 110. 34

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I., , , .1. '.
rroce~7si;i- of low,
-raolc cotton
Tol'st. 110. 2) 1952

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"I'Itlye Of le'~Pjopi!17 t%0 latOSt MtultOil Of
Te'.*,,L-. -nvon.) 11;11,2

it MI.TTSIN, Its K. and. SHVYREV, S. S.
2. USSR (6oo)
4, Textili Machinery
7. For broad introduction of automqtic deviceo. Teket.proip. 12 no'
11, 1952*
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress. FebrtmrX
.1953. Unclassified.

IMLITSIN. N.H., professor, doktor takhalchaskikh
nauk.
On the true significance of doubling semi-finished
products In the
procoss of spinning. Taket.pron. 14 no-7:24-26 J1
154. (MLRA 7:8)
~ (cotton spinning)

BIBLITSIN, N.M., professor, doktor tekhnicheskikh nauk.
11
...
Discussing the drawing device of spinning machines.
Taket.prom.
14 no.11:15-18 R t54. (KIMA 8;1)
(Spinning machinery)

BRITS111. N.M., doktor tokhnichaskikh nauk, redaktor; GUSNA, Te.M.
Wo""'T"M~Eor; bMV7MA, L.A., tekhnicheskly redaktor.
[Manual on cotton spinning] Spravachnik po khlopkopriadeniiu.
Pod red. N.M.Belitaina. Izd.2-oa, parer. I dop. Mookwa, Oox.
n&uchno-tmkbn.i%d-vo Minleteretya prozVehlennykh toyaroy
shirokoge potrelblenlia SSSR, 1955. 727 P. OGRA 9:1)
1. kov!!ow. Teentral'W nauchne-issladovatellskiy institut
khlopchatobumazbnoy' promyshlonnesti.
'(Cotton spinning)

BUITSIN N.M., doktor takhnichookikh sauk, professor;
SKIRNOT, N.V.,
.M~ - II
UUJLF.uz- fiziko-matematichookikh nat*. professor;
BATOR, Parents.
Brief responses to P.A. Afoachikovto article *Errors.in
instructioze
on technical control.' Tekst.prow. 16 no.6:53-54 Jo 156.
(mm 9:8)
1. Rukovoditell Instituta po kontrolyu kachestva
produktaii
tekstillnoy promyshlennosti v Budapeshte (for Bator).
(Textile fibers-Testins) '

r,mITSIIF, N.K., doktor tekhnlcheskikh nauk.
, ep
Scientific research in the cotton industry in 1957
Taket.prom.
17 no.1:4-6 Ja '57- igm 10:2)
(Textile research) (Cotton mmufacture)

o-als~-lv A~ V)
BILITSYN, N.M.. doktor tekhn.usuk.
Redesign of drawing,frames for cotton spinning machines.
Taht.
prom. 17 no.9:23-27 S 157. (MIRA 10:11)
(Cotton spinning) (Spinning machinery)

ZYRIN) N.G.; BELITSINA, G.D.; OBLWIOV, A.I.
Gharacteristics and succez-,:;Ian o1fl-the intake of elements in the
flame of electric arc in spec#fj,01 %Mlyais, , FocbNaTedenio,
no.10.:88-92 0 161. (MIRA 14:9)
.1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy universitet imeni M.V. Lomonosova.
(Spectrum analysis) (Soils-.:-Analysis)

MIN, N.G.; ~~ThMA,_G.D.; BRYSOVA., N*F#
Concentration of trace elements of the iron family in some soils
of the U-S-S-11. Vest. Mosk. un. Ser. 6z Biol., pachv. 16 no.5:
59-71 3-0 161. (MIM 14%10)
It Kafedra pochvovedeniya Mo k v k gosudarstvennogo universiteta.
(TRACE FJZMNTS) ?MI09RALS IN SOIL)

ZYRIN, N.G.;_~BELITS~YNA G ~D, OBIRMOV, A.I.
Effect of the current strength of a carcon are on the
evaporation
and the radiation Intensity of microelements in a
spectrum
analysis of soils. Pochvovedenie no.5:123-127 My, 162.
(1URA 15:6)
1. Moskovskiy gosudarstvenrVy universitet.
(Soils-Analysis) (Trace elements)

/!nlhamce -ci lanlzLn~ ratilation on boue marrow cells of
nmim 8. N. 1. '-Shaplris, N ~ _Nl.
1110 -m1f, "talc
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tMov. 4all IfL4 Uh day. ~kt tlli-.~ filu allnotil,
of Wim- M-Arr4)-%r 19" rWiTv,~,.L f3--twern
the 4di and 8til day mgmmati-in titzills, and tm almont
Romull state: pzc:v-,-il4 on fll~, 1'-It.S day. S13C hra. fol!lnvinq
irradLitia, t1w ri"ticleic acid (FuNA) e-,utct in cyto
p"Um kit lulaffcct!.41 Ce'lls
fallovb: cell tilt,?- L~, '--cm-"plat e C-- uf R-N-A
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(DNA), althourh so-.nc VNIA rmains; cvm eatring compluk!
rAl dt,,:Aructleti, The ;'Mcentratler of Sli-- im,-urs ia
irtwrulttkl~ c,~.Us of bmeme matv", - kinly after altent-
4earu-"
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NIKIFOROV, G.V, t akhnik-makhanikv A.T.), takhnik-mokhaulk,;
I M k1o B p
SHABIMIN I AvP,CGhabsl'uyt:Ia.P~.v-IB"
How to improve the operption ok the SK-2,6 combine. 94kh, oil'.
hoop# 9 no@ OtIO-11 Ag 158s 11:8)
I* 1harIkIyalks oblasus upravlinnya 511,61kogo jospodaretya(for
Shabellnik)e
(Combines(Agrioaltural machinary))

BELIY, L. D.
B=, L. D. "Basic Problem of the Theory and
Practice of
Geological Engineering in the Construction of
Hydropower Plants."
Min Higher Education USSR, Moscow State
University imeni X. V.
Lomonosov, Moscow, 1956. (Dissertation for the
Degree of Doctor
of Geologicomineral Sciences)
SO: Knizhnava k&oplsl No 43, October 1956, Moscow

F.A.
.81LYAYI-v. A F
121181 Scientific-Nothod Conference an the Problem of
Breaking-up Rocks by jxplosions (Pervoye uaucbno-
metodiebaskoye sovesbohmkiye po problems droblenlya
gornykh parod -ryv-)
MIODICAL: IsvestLya Akedsaii Wank SM Ot4elomiye Takhalcheakikk
Bank, 1958, Nr 5. pp 11.3444 Nii)
ASNISACTs On Fsbrww7 24-26, 1954 a conference vas hold an
breaking-
up rocks by expletions at the Institute of Kialng, 10.44.,
Usaa (Inatityat corn"* Dole LE am). 100 people from
32 towns participated and the participants included
reprewoutatives of Works, '"' Institute* of the
AC.Bc. from various part. of the Soviet Union
departmental research institutes and of higher' teaching
Chem.1461M IQ$, A4.84. MR (IAstitut Watchdakay
flalki AN SMAI
'On "rinental nothods of studying the breaking-up of
solid bodies' by L. K. btlokur-)Y, Institute of cbeaic&l
Physics A4.8c., 935RI
'On Controlling the energy of elastic waves in rocks
P08808OLM a high acoustic r1041ty and ensuring yield
of fragments of a pre-daterained six*' by A.K.Shinukayew
Leningrad Mining Institute (ZaningrodakLy Corby? Lutital);
On the technique of studying the charectar of bro-kin -IQ
of firm rocks by mass of charges of Ancriased jongtho
by V. 1. 1111ppay, Institute of Ulaing, A6.8c.
Kazakhstan an
on 1A %is U the fields of the patestisi and the
V &%=
T br
procla -up of rooks by explosions LA the
*as* t Instantaneous and briefly dejapi olk&rgqo in the
tarrusa of open-Cast SIKLM% by Y. A. bellyeako.
.Daspropetrovsk Mining Institute. ~' I
Card 2/5 In %be section role" to evaluation of %be arumbf,
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AUTHORS: Mdrdanov, It. A., Beliyev, K. G., Molotkova, V. K.

TITLE: improving
diesel fuel.by the use of additives

PERIODICAL: Referativnyy.zhurnal. Khimiya,
no, 4, 1962, 481, abstract

4BI172 (Azerb. neft. kh-vo, no. 6, 1361, 35-37)

TEXT:
A technology has been developed for the production of diesel fuel

additive on
the basis of the high-molecular products of thermal cracking. i

Its physical and
chemical properties have been determined. An addition of!

2 % of this additive
to Baku diesel fuels will raise the cetane number

from 44 to 46, without
deterioration of the basic qualities of the fuel.

The additive.-is quite stable;
in the course of ten months no drop in oetane

'number is observed.: Tests
carried out on a 1-4 (I-Ch) motor by the method'.
1'.

developed by IMPAS
Azerbaydzhanskaya SSR have shown that the additive

causes no weex-of components
of the piston group and does not increase

carbon deposition.' The production
process for this additive is not

complicated and may be introduced in one of the
plants of the--

"Azneftekhimmavodyl administration..,[Abstracter's mote:
Complete~trans_'

lation,

Car

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BELIZHENK,O. V.D.,
Nucleic acidsp phosphoproteins and phospholApids of the liver
in experimental atherosclerosis. Vop. med. khim. 11 no.4:
76-80 JI-Ag 165. (MIRA 18:8)
1. Kafedra biokhimii Vitebskogo meditsinskogo instituta.
11

MLIZIN, A. F.
RELIZINp A. P. "Biol~gicai Featurej of Istaklyannitga
ternokrylayal,
Injurious to Poplars in the Ukraine near the Black Sea, and
Meas-
ures to Combat It." Acad Sai Ukrainian SSSR. In3t of Zoology.
Kiev, 1955. (Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in
Biological Sciences)
SO: Knizhmya Letopis', No 1, 1956, pp 102-122) 124

BELIZIN, V.
Disinfection of peas. Zashch. rast. ot vred. i bol. la no.2:
36 165. (MIRA 18:4)
1. Glavnyy agronom Kurskoy stantsii zashchity rasteniy.
I

AMMOV, H.I.; PUMIZIN, V.I.; INVITSKIY. S.K.; ZATUTA. V.I.;
ZOLOTAM,
T.M.; ZOLOTAR37. S.; IL'IMA, 9.1.; KOLTS991RA, N.S.; KUMSOV,
L.P.; KAKEZIM, T.M.; MWIM, G.S.; NEMYNT, I.S.; OLMIKOV, K.S.;
PAMMOMMO, P.M.; TOMASHEVSKIT, V.I.; FBDUMS, I.Kh.; KEMMSOV.
V.K.; 2CLOTAIMV, N.V.,. red.; SMYUKOV, P.A., tokhn.red.
[Planning on collective farms; manual] Planirovanie v
kolkhosiakh;
spravochnik. Kursk, Kurskoe kn12bnoe isd-vo. 1~)60. 437 P.
(HIRA 14:2)
(Oollective farms)

BELIZI'~, 6.1.
Gal! v-amps (17,::-~ino-turr, of t'he favw-a o,7 tlae U Sla anl
comitrics
- u I
Ent. o'.,. 31 no. 3-4, 1951

I BIMIZIN, B,I.
Moody"*
Gallflies of the subfamily Aspicorinas (Hymenoptera,
Cynipidae)
I of the U.S.S.R. Ent.oboz. 32:290-303 152. (KIRA 7:1)
11 (Gallflies)
A

Gallf1les of the subfamily IrIgItizae (E[~mezoptera, Cyalpidas)
or'tbe U.S.G.R. and adjoining countries. Trudy lool.Azat. 15:74-88
(MTRA 7:7)
(Gallflies)