SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BELYANIN, V.N. - BELYANKIN, F.P.

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TERSKOV, I.A.; GITELIZON, I.I.; SIDIKO, F.Ya.;_ffLYA_~jN,_,j.,N.; KOVR(YV, B.G.;
YEROSHIN, 1.S.; BATOV, V.A.
Dense continuous cultivation of Chlorella in varying 41lumination.
Probl. kosm. biol. 4t683-686 165. kMIRA 18:9)

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TITLE t Dense continuous cultivation of Chlor4lla under various illuinin
.
-conditions
SOURCE t - -AN MR.' Otdaleniye biblogicheskikh hauk. Probleqr koamicheskoy.-.1.
biologii,, v. h, 19650 683-6 86
TOPIC TAGS1- Chlorena, phai~iiynthesia, biosynthesis,.plant grawth-.:Light~.
absorption,,light biologio.effoct
ABSTRACTg-,,ExperiMents*were peifdmied with a-themophylic strain of Chlorells

s in 6rde' lo etermine opti al lightinj conditions for high concen-'..
vulgari r M
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trations of cells during Intensive, continuous cultivation. Concentrations
90 ~'~ and .4
x 109 cells per cc were -used. This Is equivalent-,
of 2 x 10.% 3 x 10
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to 20 30, and 40 g of the &y. biomass per liter of suspension. Me alizae
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were 'cultivated in. a, flat' culture-vessel with a working capacity of 1'. 4-
Jiters, a dark, .capacity of.0. 25 liters, and a total working surfac e of.0. 6 m2.-~l
'During the *course of the experiment the temperature was held at
361.5 t
0. 7* C, the pH -was 7. 35-1-0. 4j:. and thethickness of the layer was 5 mm.
Air containing:50/o. CO 2 was bubbled through the culture medium.
PreVicTis experiments. fiidfaeife.ri~ined that in a culture containing 30''g
of dry wef&.~of biomdss per liter an optical path 0. 5 mm long through,
~the suspension absorbed about 90i, of all -photosynthetically active white-,
V
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:photosynthesis. In the experiments, 6 levels of ,illumination intensity were
used, ranging from 0.,260 up to 1.202 cal/cm 2 /min.. . As a rule the light
n ged-from minimum o'ma
itensit :mias chaji d then back to
j x1mum an
.;m1n1tnunf.', The duration~of 4 to 5 hours. Devi-
"ations -from the selected level- of intens t n
At eed + 4%. The duration
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Th ar ous nt 'sities of illumination.on the growth'of the
algae was based 'on the increase in the weight of the'biomass- expressed in
grams of dry substance pdr liter of suspension per diern. In all cases the
intensitk of production tended to increase with the intensity of illumination
Iup to -a certain point.-, After tHat, additional increases in illumination failed
to bring about additional Increases In, productivity. , The leveling-off point
2
61 cal/cm./mm
!'was reached at different light intensities, ranging Trom 0. 3
for low-de
nsity cultupes- (20 g/literi) to.O. 791 cal/cm2'tmin for high-density
-cultures (43 g/liter). It is interesting to note that the productivity for
different densities was also most Identical: ranging from 36-38 g of dry
iweight per. liter of suspension per diern.
-The--'a-l"'m"'o"st,"i'denficiil- __iikiiiW~p_ioductivity of the Var'lous cultures'
M may,
1 be,explained.by the fact that high concentrations of cells -make -the medium
''optically very dense. When the thickness of the
-dulture layer is fixed, Ahe. 7
e level f illumination of the cells becomes a. function of 's'
averag 0 urface
.illumination and culture aensity.' The light falling on'the cells, along.with
I 'the Productivity of Individual cells, drops rapidly as culture density increases...: I
;.It was found that the Intensit' of bio6ynthesis of cells at 20'g/liter
js neaTly
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Dynamic digging of heavy soils. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; mashinostr.
no.8:141-147 165. (MIRA 18:10)

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Since completely analogous equations hold for-static digging, rolative coefficients..*
of effectiveness of statio and dynamic digging are defined-as
K
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'd A Va A ti~~ Y.;
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es NA71114 let
K, Ya NrP 1 4 -qCT
CT d d-
for specific resistance, 'specific enerfyg and specific,power, respectively (here,:,
subscript at refers to Ihe. static case). -At the-present time, there is disagree-
ment among investigators about the relative merits of dynamic and static digging.~
Jkfter a brief discussion of-,the factors which affect these coefficients of merit,
the author, recommends t1at the goal of future-investigations should beto define
dynamic digging parameters which would optimize these coefficients. This papervas
presented by N. G. Dombrovskiyv, Doctor of technical sciencesp Moscow Structural
EngineeringInstitute..
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ZKLITS&RW$ I.H.; BELYANINj, Ye.G.
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Galculating the blAstic elements of the drive of a mower. Trakt*. i
sellkho--gh6 33 no,2131-34 F 163* (MIRA 16-3)
1. VaesoyumW nauchno-isoledovateltakiy institut sellskokhcsyWtvennogo
mashinostroyeniya,
(Moving machines)

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PISIMEN, M.K.; TIRMMV, V.G.;-Awix. YU.I. . ,.
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Gasification of oil shale with a solid beat transfer agent.
G&z. prom. no.9:21-27 S 158. . (MRA-11-.10)
(Gas manufacture and works) On shale;Y

BEtYATTv, Yu. I.
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PISIM, M.K.: YERMAKOV, Y.G.; BELYANIN, YU.I.; YARDSLAV, T.Ye.
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Experimental pyrolysis of mazut and shale tar. Gaz. prom. 6 no.11:
18-22 161. (MIRA 15:1)
(Pyrolysis) (Mazut)

OTECHKIN, V.R.; BELYANINA, M.V.
Werdnig-Hoffman familial spinal muscular atrophy in two brothers.
Zhur.nevr. i paikh. Supplement;24 '57. (HIRA 1l-.1)
1. Sverdlovskiy meditsinskiy institut (dir. - prof. A-F-Zverev) i
Sverdlovskeya oblastnaya klinicheskaya bollnitea No.1 (glavnyy
vrach M.S.levchenko)
(MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY) (SPINAL CORD-DISEASKS)

LYANINk. N.B
Rhythm of seasonal development In plants and plant communities
of the southern slope of the Crimean Mountains. Biul.MIP.
Otd.biol. 67 no.5.-90-104 S-0 162. (MIRA 15:10)
~cnmr-,AN muNTAiNs--PLANT COMMUNITIES)

NIKOLISKIY. G.V.-, EMYANINk. T.N.
Population dynamics in some forms of the Atlantic herring.
Zhur.ob.biol. 20 no.3:161-1?3 MY-Je '59. (MIRA 12:8)
1. Laboratory of Ichtiology, Institute of Animal Morphology,
Academy of Sciences of the UsS.S.R.
(NORTH =--HIRRING IFISMIRS)

NIKOLISM, G,V,- BUTANINA, T,W,
- -1
31ffect of the selective action of gill note on the qaalitative
composition of the high population. Izv. AN SSSR. Ser.biol. 24
no*6089-897 W-D 159. (MM 1314)
1. Laboratory of Ichthyology, Institute of Animal Norphology,
Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R, Noncov.
(TISHING NITS) (FIBMINS-ENSIARGff)

BELYANINA, T.N.
Ef~eet of the selective action of entangling fishing gear on the
qualitative composition of the fish populationj Trudy sove
Ikht. kom. no.33:251+-259 161, 141RA 24:8)
1. Iaboratoriva ikhtiologii Instituta morfologii zhivotnykh
A14 SSSR.
(Fishing nets) (Fish populations)

BMANINA, T. N.
Fecimdity of (hoorhynchus keta in the hmr River. Nauoh.dokl,,
vys. shkoly; biol. nauki no.4t24-30 163. (MM 3.6 M)
1. Rakmendovana kafedroy ikhtiologii Moskovskogo gosudarstven-
Ilogo'univeisiteta-ime M,V*Lomonosovae

OSTROPOL'SKAYA, Ye.A,, kandamed.nauk (Leningrnd, ul. S.Perovskoy, d.14, ky.16);
IBELYANIKA, T.S., kand.med.nauk
-1310~ ted''g-netric ulcer in newborn. Vest. kh1r. 80 no.2:102-104 F
48..
I (MIRA 11:3)
-1. Is Leningrmdekoy detakoy bolinitey im. Pastern (gl. vrach-A.N.
Akeenova, sav. khir.otd.-I.Ya.Podoprigora)
(PEPTIC ULM, in inf. & child
perf. in newborn (Rua)
(I"ANT,MBMN, die.
peptic ulcer perf. (Rue)

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PLID, R.M.; MUSOTM, I.Te.; SHPICHMTSKATA, L.S*; CHIRIKOVI, I.Ve;
BE=, AeP.; 33ARATS, K.I.; IRUPTSOV, P4K.; BERAN191, Te.T.
Iffect of alcaline admixtures on catalytic oxidation of prizsY7
alcohols to aldehydes. Xhim.nauk iprom. 3 no.5:683 158.
I* Moskovskly institut tonkoy khimicheskoy takhnologii im. N.V.
Lomonosova.
(Alcohol) (Oxidation) (Catalysts)

AUTHORS: Berlin, A. A., Belyanina, Ye. T. SOV/64-58-6-5/15

TITLE: The Producti6n of Eater Plasticizers by Means of Cationites
and Adsxbents (Polucheniye slozhnoefirnykh plastifikatorov
a primeneniyem kationitov i adsorbentov)
PERIODICAL: Khimicheskaya promyshlennost', 1958, Nr 6, PP 340-342 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In connection with the methods of producing plasticizers
analyses were carried out regarding new methods of e3terifi-
cation in which no additional purification and distillation
is necessary to ensure high quality. In order to obtain
plasticizers free from resinous substances, a number of cata-
lysts were tested. Experiments concerning the production of
a colorless dibutyl phthalate (DBF) and analogous plasticizers
were unsuccessful. According to the references (Ref 1) on
cationites as "soft" catalysts of enterification a number
of experiments have been carried out. It was stated that
the catalytic activity of cationites increases to the degree
to which the ion exchange capacity is increased. However,
the cationites contaminated the product so that the quality
is inferior to that obtained by distillation. The addition
Card 1/2 of bleaching carbon A, "gumbrinen and clay keel (glina kil),

S011/64-58-6-5/15
The.Production of Ester Plasticizers by Means of Cation-ites and Adsorbents
with sulfuric acid as a catalyst, however, made it possible
to obtain a colorless eater. A quantity of five per cent (rela-
tive to the acid mixture) of the adsorbent (bleachine carbon
A), together with the other components, is added at the time
when the original mixture is compounded. A table shows that
the polyester plasticizers obtained by the method described
are of better quality. There are 1 figure, 3 tables, and
1 reference, I of which is Soviet.
Card 2/2

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79-2-3/64
AUTHORS: Lyubomilov, V. I. Belyanina, Ye. T.
TITLEt On the Products Forming in the Condensation of n-Butanol in the
Presence of Sodium Butilate and a Copper Catalyst (0 produktakh,
obrazuyuohchikhsya pri kondensataii n-butanola, v prisittstvii bu-
tilata natriya i mednogo katalizatora)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Obshchey Khimii, 1958, Vol. 23, Nr 2, pp. 32u"-327 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the production of 2-ethjlhexanol by means of condensation of
n-butanol in the presence of sodium butilate and the dehYdratin.-
catalyst (reference 1) the hydrogen eliminated in the reaction has
the smell of butyric aldehyde. This ald,2hyde was proved by the pro-
duction of 2,4-dinitrophenylhydrazone. It further became evident
that in the division of the reaction products the fraction 100-1,351C
which corresponds to 2-ethylhexanol-1 contains unsaturded co=pounds.
r
L%is is characterized by the bromine number. It must be cuphasized
that in an accurate rectification of the fraction 130-185 0C the
final fractions show much hi,-1nor bromine numbers tha-n the averaLe
ones. This probable the assumption of an occurrence of the second
isomer3 of 2-ethylliexanol-1. Prom this fraction the authors sepa-
rated an uniaturated alcohol of 2-etbylliexanol-1. It is identiml
with the alcohol obtained by Braun and bl,tnts (rol"erence 2) in the
Card 1/2 dehydration of octoglyedether. They ascribe to this alcohol the

79-21-a/64
on the Products Fornin in the CondensatL on of n-Butanol in the Pre::cnce of Sodium
Butilate and a Copper Catalyst
3tructure of ot -et1iyl-
P-n-propylall-lalcohol. Acid products
separated from the ~.odiv,-, _'AZ for,_-od ir. the conden3ation of
n-butanol and wera, invest!~;atcdl. '2,e acid lyroduct3 collected from
a ntimber of axirariuents, 700 ~-, ;Ioro rectiffi(A in a vacuua. The
yield and the properties of the fractions c"A"ined are 11-iven in the
tu'ule. The fraction with th-, acid nunbei~ zero ropresn-nted a color-
lesz; liquid, nore viscous than the precedin., fractions, -.thich -i.3
incoluble in v;at.,r and soluble in or,,,-,,.iic &olvents. On treatment
of thi3 fraction with 2 74. aqueous alkali and on sli,-ht heatin- it
,Tradually dissolveS. On oxidation with sulfuric acid it is elimi-
nat-ad in an unc"4anZed state. Thua the lactone C H,,O, waa aeparat-
12
2 beuide but:(ric and 2-ethyleapronic acid. There a.~4 I table, and
4 non-Slavic references.
SUBMITTED: FebruarY 4, 1957
AVAILIBLE: Library of Con-re3S
CV,rd 2/2

ROZENTALI, L*V.j BELYANI ;Prinimali uchastiye: CHIKISHEVA, L.I.;
SHIY,?WA.% N.S.
Plasticization of cellulose triacetate films. Flast massy no.11:
6-8 161. ?MIRA 44,10)
(Cellulose acetate) (Plasticizers)
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6012137 (A) SOURCE GODES up/0413/66/000/W7/0057/0057
INVENTOR t, -1~rukyeva s I.-A-1 Faydell, 0. J.t Bolyanigap I*.--T-,Lt 2MY-&-
ORG: none
TITLEi Plasticizing graft #~~l c mejwith rubber. Class 39p No. 180332
SOURCEt Izobreteniya,, promyshlemMe obrastay, tdvarnyye ansid, no. 7# 1966p 57
TOPIC TAGSs plaaticizer, styrene copolymer,* graft copolymer
ABSTRACTt An Author Certificate has been issued dencrib&gg a method of plasticising
wit Wusing plasticizereP To improve the properties
W-12- enters obtain by set
erification of synthetic
A ure Of
monobaric alcohols containing G7-Gq with synthetic monobaito &dd&,oo~&.ainJng..ClO-Gl3'
C14-20 in the amount of 0.8-3.0% in suggested as the plumticizer.
[LD]
SUB CODE: 13/ SUBM DATEt O`7Jan63
Mot 676,069,13,

BELYANINOVp Yu.Gsp inzh.; SEMOV,, B.M., kand.tekh.nauk
Cemparison of the costs of o:iilding underground and ground
level Kura River crossings. Stroi. truboprov. 6 no.4:28,30
Ap 161 (KIR& 14: 6)
(Czechoslovakia-Construction industry)

ROD10110VA, L.V.; KLIKOVA. A.P,'; INGBMWAX, A.B. [deceased];_;DZLTANIHOVA,
1-2-EaNITSMO, GP., spetared.: VNINA, L.N., vedusiiAii _rea~-
(Shopleas organization of the management at the Karat Confectionery
Plant in Moscow] Beoteeld!ovaia struktura upravleniia na moakovskoi
konditerskoi fabrike im. Marata. Moskva, Goo.nauchno-isal.in-t
nauchn. i tekhn. informateii, 1939. 31 p. (MMA 13:6)
(Moscow--Confectionery)

BMANK,Yu.L., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk
.,
Testing tank vessel strength in operating conditions. Rech.tranap.
14,no.9:23-28 3155. (MIRA 8:12)
(Tank vessels)

04U-L~Ty T ~17 11~
J, A
4--

52. POTENTIAL FUM SAVIHOS IN TRANSPORT. Evenko, V. I. and
1
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BelymAkino A. A. (Za Mmmiyu Topliva (Ywl Scon.)v 1949,

Transport is responsible for 30% of the total fuel convmwd In
and 80 of,this Is conamed bv atom locasiotives.
the U.S.S.R.
,
The authors exmidne various factors affecting loomotive fwd coa-
mption and stress the desirability of introducing mechanical

forood dr aught. (L). x9i
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DRCBINSKIY, V.A., redaktor; VMIRA, G.P., takhnichaskiy redaktor.
(Theory and calculations for steam locomotives) Teoriia I raschet
parovosa. Noskya, Goo. transp. zbel-dor. izd-vo 1951. 319 P.
(Locomotives) (M& 8:2)
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Laboratory work in physics; a handbook Vlosk-Va, Gos. izd-vo tekhniko-teoret. lit-r-y, 1951.
614 p. (55-43185)
'I'C37-I9 1951
1. Physics - Laboratory manuals.
I. Beliankin, A. G.

IVERONOVA. V.I., professor, redaktor; BELTANKIN, A.G.; CHRTVBRIKOVA. Te.S.;
TAKOV1EV, I.A. _00"We"dow"M .
(Practical work in physics; manual] Fixichookli praktikam; ruko-
vodstvo k praktichookim zaniatiiam po fizike. Izd.2.,ispr. Moskva,
Goo. izd-vo tekhniko-teoret. lit-ry, 1953. 634 p. (MIRA 7:3)
(Physics--Laboratory manuals)

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BELYANKI;,_A.G.; MDTULEVICH, G.P.; CHETVERIKOVA, Ye.S.;.YAKOVLEV..
I.A.; IVERONOVAj-V.Lj~prof., red.; KUZNETSOVA, Ye.B.,, red.;
KRYUCHKOVA, V.N.,, takhn. red.
[Laboratory manual on physics) Fizicheakii praktikum. Pod
red. V.I.Iverno-oi, Moskva, Fizmatgis, 1962. 956 p.
(MIRA 16:5)
(Physics-Laboratory manuals)

EILTANW B 5 .1, akademik, redaktor; VLASOV, Ir*A. q redaktor; APANAS' YAT,
-r-e Chij
"Ow"Gktor; MY , A.V., redaktor; PUSTOVALOV. L.V., redaktor;
STRAIROV. N.M., redaktor; TABLOKOTO V.S., redaktor
(Resolution of a conference on sedimentar7 rocks] Reshenie, sove-
shchimila po o9adochnyx porodam. Moskva, Izd-vo Akademil nauk
SSJRg 1953. 31 p. (Miarofilml (HIRA 7:10)
1. Chlem-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Strakhov) 2. Akademiya. nauk
SSSR. Otdeleniye goologo-geografichask-ikh nauk.
(Rocks, Sedimentary)

1. MIMMIN, D. D., Corr Memb of Academv of Science. IIIXNOV, B.V.
2. USSR (600)
"On Mineral Formation at the Contact of Dines Brick and 14agnesite in Lining of an
Oppn-nearth Furnace," IZ. Ak. Nauk S33R, Otdel. Tekh. Nauk) No. 3., 1941.
Subm,tted 29 Oct 1940.
9. 40 Report U-1530, 25 Oct 1951

BELYAMCMI, D. S.
C,J-Z~j
(Deceased)
See ILC
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BELYANKIV D Sakademik; BETEKHTIN,-A-#Cr;i almdeirdk; BORISYAK,, A.A.p
==Z~4
-IC- akademik; GRIGORIYEV, A.A., akademik; NALIVKIN, D.V.., akadedl;
SHATSKIY.. N.S., akademik.-, VLASOV, K.V.; ZHEMCHUMIKOV, Yu.A.;
ORLOV,, KA.; FEDOROV., S.F.; KEJ224ETSOV.p I.V.I, red.;
MIKMNSKIY) S.R., red,-. KUNETSOVA4MIOIDVA., Ye.B.,, red.;
MUCHKOVA., V.N.j, tekb4. red.
[Russian scientists; sketches about outstanding workers ix
natural sciences and technology; geology and geograpIVI Liudi
rusakoi nauki; ocherki o vydaiuBbcbikheia deiateliakb este-
stvo=aniia i tekhmiki. Geologiia, geografiia. Moskva, Gas.
izd-vo fiziko-matem. lit-ry., 1962. 579 p? (YM 3.5:3)
le Chlen-korrespondent Akademii nauk SSM (for Vlasov,, Zhem~
chuzhnikov, Orlov, Fedorov).
(Geology) (Geograpby)

R, IN. F. P.
Issledovaniia prochnosti drevesiny. (In: Vsesoiuznaia konferentsiia po
prochnosti aviakonstruktsii. lst. Moscow,, 1933. Trudy., no. 2,
P. 106-11a., i1lus., tables, diagrs.)
Title tr.: Investigation of the strength of wood.
TL5104-V715 1933
SO: Aermutical Science and Aviation in the Soviet Union, Library of Congress,
1955

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BILYANK GROZIN, B.Do. redaktor; SOMIOVSKIY, L.I., redaktor;
KM6~
RA NA, H.P., takhmicheskiy redaktor.
(Kodern methods of calculating the strength of elements in
wood construction] Sevremannye metody rascheta prochnosti
elementev dereviannykh konstruktsii. Kiev. Izd-vo Akedemii
nank USSR, 1951. 18 p. (Kierefilml. MRA 9:6)
l.Dey%tvitel'Vy chlen AN USSR (for Belyankin). 2.Chlen-kerres-
pondent AN USSR.(for Grozin)
(Building, Wooden)

MAYZIMI, Veniamin Mikhaylovich, prof., dok-tor tekbn.nauk [deceased);
doktor tekha.nauk, otv.:red.; MUSNIK,
N.I., takhred.
(Temperature problem in the theory of elasticity) Tempera-
turnaia xadacha teorii uprugosti. Kiev, Izd-vo Akad.nauk USSR,
1951. 149 p. (MIRA 12:8)
1. Chlen-korrespondent ANUSSR (for Kayzel'). 2. Doystvitellnyy
chlen AN USSR (for Bolyankin).
(Elasticity)

I
IONONJNKO, Y.0,; ANKDI, F.P., diyezqy ohlen.
Parametric vibrations In certain mechanical systems. Dup.AM UM n0-3:212-218
151. (XLU 6:9 )
1. Akademiya nauk Ukrayinalkoyi RSR (for Byelyankiu). 2. Instytut budivell-
noyi mekhaniI7 Akademiyi nwk Ukrayinalkoyl MM (for Kononanko). V, .
(Vibration)

VAMERH, D#V.; YANKIN. F.P., diyanyy chlen.
lk*7- &-a'W
Relationship between the problem of plans deformation of a ring reinforcing a
plate and the classical theory of bending circular disks and *long* bare on a
linear pliable bass. Dop.AN URSR no.3:219-222 151. (MLBA 6:9)
1. Akademiya nauk Ukrayinalkoyi RSR (for Byelyankin). 2, Instytut budivellnoyi
mekhaniky Akademiyi nauk Ukrayinalkoyl PM (for Vaynberh).
(Elastic solids)

DRAYHOR, D.A.; BILYANKIN , diyoVy chlen.
Resistance to wear and fatigue st rength of steel depending on mechanical &nd
host treatment, Dcp.AN UM no.4:264-269 151. (MW 6:9)
1. AkademiyJanauk.Ukrayinalkoyl RSR (for Belyankin). 2. Instytut budivelinoyl
mekhanik7 Akademiyi. nauk Ukrayinalkoyi, M (for Drayhor).
(Metals-Fatigue) (Steel)
4b

VATNBIRH, D.Y.; Bl~ dlyanyy oblen.
Construction of a partial integral of a heterogenous biharmonio eqmation of
bond in plates under concentrated forces and moments. Dop.AN UNSR no.4:274-
276 151. OWU 6:9)
1. Akademiya nauk Ukrayinalkoyi M (for Belyankin). 2. Inetytut budivelluoyi
makhaniky AkademiyI nouk Ukrayinalkoyl MR (for Vaynberh).
(Strains and stresses)
LEW

POLOSUKHIN, H.O.; BBL1!!E!!jZP", diyanyy chlen.
Peculiarities of structure In pressure gas-welded joints and methods of
demonstrating them. Dop.AN URSR no.4:277-281 '51. NMA 6:9)
1. Akademiya nauk Ukrayinalkoyl RSR (for Belyankin). 2. Instytut budivellnoyi
mekhaniky Akad mlyi nauk Ukrayinalkoyi RSR (for Polosukhin).
(Welding) (Metallography)

VAYNBFM, D. V.; 4 - T-M."IN, F.P.. diyanyy chlen.
Plane ring disks and continuous long beams on an elastic base. Dop.AN URSR
no.5:35,3-357 '51. (MLU 6:9)
1. Akademiya nauk Ukrayinalkoyi RSR (for Byelyankia). 2. Instytut. budivell-
noyi mekhaniky Akademiyi nauk Ukrayinslkoyi RSR (for Vayaberh).
(Masticity)

~ SH&TINMR, V.D.; BELTANKIN, I.P.,- dlyaWy chlen.
Matrix focal relationship applied to frame calculations by the method of nodal
deformation distribution. Dop.Aff UM no.4024-329 '52. WaA 6:10)
1.-Almdeziya n=k Ukrayinalkoyi, RSR (for Belyankin). 2. Daipropetrovalkyy
inshenerno-budivallmyy instytut (for Shaftevych). (Praming (Building))

UYNBERH, D.V.; BBLYANKIN, F.P., diyanyy chlen.
Stress in a circular plate revolring &round Its diameter. Dop.Aff UMR no.4:
330-333 '52. (MLRL 6:10)
1. Akademiya nauk Ukrayinalkoyi, RU (for Belyankin). 2. Inetytut budivelluoyi,
mekhaniky Akademiyt nank Ukrayinalkoyi RSV(for Vaynberh).
(Disks, Rotating)

DASHXMCH, B.P.; MYKHAYlOV, P.A.; divenyy chlen.
Professor V.2.Tir's dlWax, Dop*AX UFM j2o.4:351-353 152. NM 6:10)
1. Akademiya nauk Ulcrayinelkoyl EBB (for Byelyankin). (metalo-Fatigue)

KARPMKO, H.V.; ISHOHMO. I.X.; XALYNOVSIKA, I.A.; BBLYANKIN. F.P.. dlynnyy chleni
Affect of the cooling medium on the strength of steel. Dop.AN UM no.3:430-
434 132. (XLRA 6:10)
1. Akademiya nauk Ukrayinalkoyi RSR (for BelyankirL). 2. Iustytut budivellnoyi
mekhaniky Akademiyl nauk Mcrayinsikoyi RSR (for Karpenkof Ishchenko and Haly-
novelka). (Steel--Heat treatment)

C MAK, H. I.; diyanyy chlen.
1 *3 a &I-NJ-F ~P.
Measurement of plastla deformations in the deformation process. Dop.AK UMM
no.6:471-474 152. (UM 6:10)
1. Akademiya nauk Mcrayinalkoyi RSR (for Byelyankin). 2. Instytut budivellnoyi
mekhaniky Akademiyi nauk Ukrayinalkoyi RSR (for Chernyak).
(Deformations (Mechanics))

CHEWAIC, M.I.; B Y.OMIN, F.P., divanyy chlen.
Decreasing the fatigue limit of St. 45 steel under cold working of slight
intensity. Dop.AN URSR no.6:475-478 152. (MLRA 6.10)
1. Akademiya nauk Ukrayinslkoyi RSR (for Byelyankin). 2. Instytut budivelluoyi
mekhanik.v Akademiyi nauk Ukravinalkoyi RSR (for Chernyak).
(Steel) (Metals--Fatigue)

IMAYHOIR, D.A.;~~~, ~F..Pj diysny7 chlen.
Fatigue limit of steel-under simultaneous action of friction and repeated
variable loading. Dop.Alf URSR no.6;479-02 152. (MLRA 6:10)
1. Instytut budivellnoyl mekhaniky Akademiya nauk Ukrayinelkovi PM (for Dray-
hor). 2. Akademiya, nank Ukrayinalkoyl, HSR (for Byelyankin).
(Steel) (Netale-Patigue)

I--
ISHOBENKO,,I..I.; Iff"7.P., diyanyy chlen.
Surface cold working as a means of combating adsorption and corrosion fatigue.
DoP.AN URSR no.6:483-486 152. (NLRA 6:10)
1. Akademiya nauk Ukrayinelkuyi RSR (for Byelyankin). 2. Instytut budivelinoyi
. . mekhaniky Akadamiyi nauk Ukrayinalkoyi RSR (for Ishchenko). (Metals--7atigue)

UAVAK, P.M.; #i! n, -N. 7 _-P .. diianyi chlen Akademiyl nank URML
Method for the approximate solution of a three-dimensional problem in the
theory of elasticity. Dop.AN UASR no.4:285-288 '53. (KIRA 6:8)
1. Instutyt budivelluoyi makhaniky Akademiyi nw, URSR. 2. Akademl7a nauk
UM (forByelyankin). Plasticity. etc.)

BELYUKIN, F.P.
Coefficient of supporting action In bonding wooden beams.
Sbor.trud.Inst.strol.makh.AN LSM no.18:52-61 133. OMU 9:8)
(Girders) (Elasticity)

KORHOUKHOV, N.V., otvatetvannyy rodaktor;
ZILIBAH. M.S., radsitor tadatelletva; SHVXDOV, L.K., tokhaichaskiy
radaktor
(Thastrength of wood out with the grain]Prochnoott drovesiny pri
skalyvanit vdoll volokon. Kiev, r2d-vo Akadamii nauk USSR, 1955.
138 P. (MIRA 9~: 11)
1. Daystvitellayy chlen Akademii nauk USSR i Akademii arkhitakt=7
USSR (for Belyankin). 2..Daystvitalla" chlan AN USSR (for
Kornoukhov)
(Wood-Touting)

BELYANKIN.F.P.
My impressions of a trip to the Czechoslovak People's Republic.
Vienyk AN URSR 26 no.8:33-38 Ag'55. (MM 8: 11)
1. Diyeniy chlen AN URSR
(Chechoolovakia--Description and travel)

SOV/124-58-7-8176
Translation from: R.6ferativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 7, p 121 (USSR)
AUTHOR: ' Belyankin, ,F.P.
TITLE: A Method of Calculating Wooden Structures With Respect to
Their Ultimate- strength Properties and the Problems of Invest-
igating the Long-term Rupture Strength of Wood (Metod
rascheta derevyannykh konstrukts*iy po predelInyrn sostoyani-
yam i zadachi issledovaniya. dlitellnoy soprotivlyayemosti
drevesiny)
PERIODICAL: V,-sb.: Issledovanlya, prochnosti i deformativnosti drevesiny.
Moscow, Gos. izd-vo lit. po str-vu i arkhitekt., 1956, pp
5-20
ABSTRACT: A study is made of the ultimate bearing capacity of wood as
a function of the form or type of the stressed object, the nature
of the stresses present, and the type of load involved. The pos-
sibility is noted of determining the long-term rupture strength
of wood subjected to flexural a'tress from its long-term rupture
strength as determined experimentally by simple compressive
and tensile tests. The view is refuted that one of the unchanging
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SOV/124-58-7-8176
A Method of Calculating Wooden Structures (cont))..
rupture strength. Various methods are discussed for speeding up the pro-
cess of determining wood's long-term rupture strength, though note is taken
of the fact that its determination must be based on tests extending over long
periods of time. An account is given of the different long-term testing meth-
ods used for the different operating conditions in which wood performs.
Testing apparatus and test specimens are described.
B.N. Ugolev
1. Structures--Mechanical properties 2. Wood--Mechanical properties
3. Wood--Test methods 4. Wood--Testing equipment
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IZ4-58-6-7Z41
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 6, p 128 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Belyankin, F.P., Kolenchuk, K.I., Yatsenko, V.F.
TITLE: On `theLo~ng-tim~etrength Properties of Wood (0 dlitel'nom
soprotivlenii drevesiny)
PERIODICAL-. Sb, tr. In-ta stroit. mekhan. AN UkrSSR, 11956, Nr 21,pp 103-
114
ABSTRACT: .The nature of the problem of determining the long-time rupture-
strength properties of wood is examined, and means therefor are
discussed. The choice of the time reference base to be used in
testing to determine these properties is substantiated, and a
method is propounded for estimating them (in a multiple-stress
condition) from dataobtained from tensile and compression tests.
Experimental verific'ation of the method's workability is de-
scribed for a case of pure bending. Experimental rupture- strength
curves are given for pine, oak, and beech (tested for tension,
compression, cleavage strength along the grain, and pure bending).
1. Wood--Mechanical properties 2. Wood--Test results
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 26o
Belyankin, Fedor Pavlovioh and Yateenko, Vladimir FIlIppovich
Deformativnost' I soprotivlyayemost' drevesiny kak uprugo-vy&zko-
plasticheskogo tela (Deformability and Strength of Wood u an
Elastic, Ductile and Plastic Substance) Kiev, Izd-vo AN Ukr. SSR,
1957. 198 p. 2,000 copies printed.
Sponsoring agency: Akademiya nauk Ukrainskoy SSR. Institut
stroitellnoy mekhaniki.
Resp. Ed.: Grozin, B.D., Corresponding Member, Ukrainian S.S.R.
Academy of Sciences; Ed. of-Publishing House:
.Pokrovskaya,, Z.S.; Tech. Ed.: Zhukovskiy,, A.D.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for use in laboratories In the
testing of construction and machine-building materials.
It may also be useful to engineers working in organixations
concerned with structural design.
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Deformability and Strength of Wood as an Elastic, Ductile and
Plastic Substance 260
COVERAGE:
TABLE OF
CONTENTS:
Ch.I.
Results are given of a study of the laws of deformation
development and of the strength of resilient, ductile,
plastic bodies subjected to external forces over a
period of time. The results of an investigation into the
effects on a body of a prolonged constant load are
studied experimentally and theoretically developed.
On the-basis of the study of deformation development and
of the strength of materials under a prolonged constant
lead, formulae are derived for the determination of the
basic mechanical characteristics of materials subjected
to forces for short periods in machine testing with
given loadin
g speed and given rate of deformation.
There are 28 references.26 of which are Soviet and 2 Eng#nh.
Introduction
Texture of Wood, its Deformability and Strength
When Subjected to External Forces
1. Interaction of parts of a body during defor-
mation. Maorostructure, miorostruoture and
submicrostructure of wood
5
15
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Deformability and Strength of Wood as an Elastic, Ductile and
-Plastic Substance 26o
2. Idealized wood structure. Deformability of
wood under external load 22
3. Carrying capacity of wood. Deformation in
progressive machine-stressing 28
Ch.II. Laws of Deformation Development and the Strength
of Wood Under Prolonged Constant Load
1. Limits of prolonged resistance. Classification
of defoxmations and modules of elasticity 35
2. Laws of deformation development within the
elastic limits of the material 60
3. Laws of deformation development within the
plastic limits of the material 61
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Deformability and Strength of Wood as an Elastic, Ductile and
Plastic Substance 260
Ch.III. Laws of Deformation Development and the Strength
of Wood Under Progressive Leading
1. -Progressive stressing within the elastic
limits of the material 82
2. Aftereffects in the case of progressive
loading and unloading 86
3. Progressive stressing within the elastic-
plastic limits of the material go
CbL.IV. Laws of Deformation Development and the Strength
of Wood Under Machine Testing With a Constant
Rate of Loading
1. Machine testing within the elastic limits of
the material 98
2. Re-deformation in progressive loading and
unloading 102
6
4 3. Conventional limits of proportionality 106
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Deformability Wood as an Elastic, Ductile and
and Strength of
.
Plastic Substance 260
4. Bauschinger effects 109
5. Modulus of elasticity 115
6. Elasticity limit 119
T. The elastic hysteresis loop 121
8. RepeAting equivalent cycles of loading and
unloading 126
9. Two-way symmetric cycles of loading and
unloading 130
10. Critical stress in machine testing 134
11. Deformation diagram in machine testing
within the elastic-plastic limits of the
material 142
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Deformability and Strength of Wood as an Elastic,, Ductile and
Plastic Substance 26o
Ch.V. Laws of Change of Stress State Over a Period of
Time in the Case of a Given Initial Deformation of
Constant Value
1. Mechanics of the relaxation process 150
2. Relaxation caused by a given deformation of
a constant value 153
Ch.Vj. Laws of Deformation Development and the Strength
of Wood Under Progressive Deformation and Machine
Testing W;Lth Constant Rate of Deformation
1. Relaxation process in progressive deformation 164
2. Machine testing with constant speed of
deformation 170
Longitudinal bending of a rod'under central
compression 182
Conclusions, Appendices, Bibliography 190

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AUTHOR: Belyankin, F. Member of the AN Ukrainian SSR.
3o-11-11/23
TITLE t The Research Works in the Field of Construction JAcchanics (lag-
ledovaniya po stroitellnoy mekhanike).
PERIODICAL: Vestnik AN SSSR, 1957, Vol- 27, Nr 11, pp. 95 - 99 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs In 1919 the Institute for Technical 14echanics was established by
the Ukrainian Academy of Sciencel later on it was given the name
of "Institute for Construction Mechanics". The research works
mainly developed in two directions. The investigation of the
durability of the material and the machines, occurring in con-
struction engineering. With regard to the machine-material the
investigation of the dynamic durability of the elements of con-.
struotion, of metal-fatigue, the resistance to friction and shook
was of principal importance. The real structure of metal as a
polyaryatalline conglomerate was assumed as basis of the atati-
stical theory of metal-fatigue worked out by the Institute. The
investigation of corrosion-fatigue and the reduction of durabili-
ty under the action of repeatedly changed load in the ourroun-
dinge of surface-active substances was successfully carried out.
Much attention was also paid to the investigation of metal-fati-
gue under the conditions of a simultaneous action of frictional
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The Reaearch Works in the Field of Construction Xechanics. 30-11-11/23
cycle is connected with the problem of the life of individual
maohine-members. In the field of the construction-mechanics of
high-speed machines the investigations are to be mentioned which
deal with the durability of the construction of turbine-knots.
Of greatest interest (in a theoretical and a practical respect)
are B. N. Gorbunov's research work& 'Aln the field of motor ana-
lysis. A. A. Umanskiy developed a method of the initial parame-
ters which may be widely used in the calculation of various te-
ohnical constructions. Finally the report mentions the product-
ion of some testing apparatus (as for example the apparatus for
testing metals under complicated stress). The testing devices
for metals produced by the institute dispose of increased speed-
parameters (5000-8ooo revolutions per minute)and parameters for
specific exertion of pressure Doo kg/mm2). A number of original
apparatus, starting from the electron-, optical and pneumatic
principles, were created for the measurements of vibration and
deformation. At present the main interest is devoted to the
questions connected with the problems of the equipment of gas
turbines; the investigation of the influence of heat upon ma-
ohineal upon metal-fatigue and others is the next task of the
Institute.
AVAILABLEi Library of Congress
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BBLYAHM# redor Pavlovich (Rieliankin, F.P.],' akademik; DRAYGOR, D.A.
Dralhori D.A-J~koktor takhngnauk, red.; BUDMITSIKA, P.P., red.;
SIVA " I 1 0, ILL. tekhred.
[Development of the basic principles of mechanical Oanovni
poniattia makhaniky v proteasi ikh rozvytka. lyiv, Vyd-ve Akad
nauk URSR, 1958. 30 p. I (MIRA 12:3;
1, Akademiya nauk USSR i Akademiya stroitalletva i arkhitektury
USSEL (for Belyankin).
(Mechanics)

STRFILIBITSKATA, Aleksanara Ivanovaa;-M~TANKIN, F.P., akadeolk, oty.red..-
RAX- Bi"'-N-.P--.t6kha.red.
RZWNNIK, T.K., red.ird-va; HLI , 09
Davestigating the strength of tbin-valled beams beyond the
alastic:limitj Iseledovasis procbnosti tonkosteanykb aterzbnei
sa preaelom uprugoati. Kiev, Izd-vO AkFtd.nauk USSR, 1958.
294 P. (MIRL 11:12)
1. All USSR (for Belyawcin).
(Giraere-Testing) (Strength of materials)

*a,r,L,fA.w,iN. rip. [Riallankin, F.P.] (Kiyev)
History of the dnvelopment and trends of the activiti, of the
Institute of Structural Nnginoering at the Academv of Sciences
of the Ukrainian S.S.R. Frykl.mekh. 5 no.2:121-135 '59.
(HIRA 12:9)
(Engineering-Study and teaching)

IMLTANW.,.I.P. Disliankino 7.P919 akademik
Plastics as building materials. VIsnyk AN MtSR 30
ja 159.
(Plastics) (Building materials)
no.1:10-14
(KIRA 12:4)

BILTANKIN, Y.F. (Blellanking F.F.Il Skademik
Yor our maohl=7 inbetry., Nauka i skqttia 10 no,2-22-23
P t6o. (MIR& 13;6)
1. AN USSR; xaveduyushobly ptdolou prochnoeti konstruktsiy
Init'ituts, etroital,luoy mekhaniki AN UM.
(Plastics)

3/032/60/026/06/01/044
15'. BOIO/B126
AUTHORs 'kelyankiu
TITLEi Discussion of Methods of Examiningend Testing the Physico-
mechanical kroperties 9t Plastics. Answers to the Inquiry
Published in No'. 1 of the Periodical "Zavodakaya laboratoriya"
of 1960
PERIODICALo Zavodskaya, laboratoriya, ig6op Vol. 269 No, 6, pp. 655-661
TEXT: The author discusses the above theme, and oomeaq among other things,
to the following oonolusionst Then the test pieces are producedt their
shape and size should be similar to those of the finished Product, and the
tests should be carried out not,on micro- but on ordinary teAing machines
(with loads of 1 to 10 tons). The method and the "Dinstat" apparatus should
only be used up to certain limits and for domestic-plastics. Tests carried
out in the author's,institute showed that with short-term compressions of
Acn (Dsp) plastioa,\9the value of the limit of stability depends little on
the micro- and7iaoro-heterogeneities present in the material tested. The
limit of stability ohaugesq however, with a rising rate of test stress
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Physicomechanioal Properties of Plastics. Answers B01O/B126
-to the Inquiry Published in No. I of the Periodical "Zavodakaya
laboratoriya" of 1960
increase. Splitting resistance tests (according to CCT (OST) 10110-39) and
heat resistance tests according to Martens (ocr wrn (OST NKTP) 3080) should
not be regarded as binding. The flat test pieces used in expansion tests
(POCT (GOST) 5704-51 and 4649-55) with right-angled head pieces are hot
practicable, neither are test pieces (COST 4649-55, graph 3) whose head
pieces are hold with a special support (COST 4649-55,11raph 4)- Flat test
pieces with wedge-shaped heads are recommended (Fig. . Those test pieces
described in OST 10044-38 and COST 5704-51 for shearing tests are con-
sidered practicable. Those samples recommended for static bending tests in
COST 4648-56 and 5704-51 are impracticable. The author rooommends samples
with strengthened support head pieces instead (Fig. 2). The shape and size
of the samples for impact transverse bending tests (COST 4647-55) are con-
sidered suitable. The optimum rate of increase of stress depends an the
mechanical characteristics to be testedp and is explained by the exam Is
eb
of the determination of the limit of stability of DSP plastics (T is
On a lasting effect of constant load, those mechanical characteristics of
the plastics, which determine the deformation process and the stability
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to the Inquiry Published in No. I of the Periodical "Zavodskaya
laboratoriyaO of 1960
with reference to time (creeping), must be examined. Some important facts
must be observed here, which the author explains in five points, There are
2 figures, I table, and 1 Soviet reference.
ASSOCIATIONs Institut stroitelinoy mekhaniki Akademii nauk USSR (Institute
for Building Mechanics of the Academy of Sqiences of the
- UkrSSR)
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.-BELTANKIblp Xedor_byJqXUhj-_XATSWO$ Vladimir Filippovich; GROZIN, B.DO,
otv.red.; TITOVA, N.M., red.izd-va; LIBLIMN, T.R., takhn.red,
(Strength and deformability of wooden rods subjected to central
and eccentric compression and to simple flexure] Prochnost' i
deformativnost' dereviannykh stershnei pri teentrallnom vue-
teentrennom szhatli i chistom izgibe. Kiev, Izd-vo Akad.nauk
USSR, 1960. 83 P. (MIRA 13:11)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN USSR (for Grosin).
(Strains and stresses) Mastic rods and wires)

BILTANKIN J.P.; PANSHIM, B.I.; LUKITAWHIKOV, I.K.; POPOV. G.G.;
ASMALZI. TeX; NIXOLISKOT, A.M.; KANAMS, I.Y.
Discussion of the methods for investigating and testing
pbysicomachanical properties of plastics. Replies to an
Inquiry published In Issue no.1 of "Zavodsksia, laboratoriian,
1960. Zav.lab. 26 no.6:655-678 160. (KERA 13:71)
1. Institut stroitallmoy mekhaniki Akademli nauk USSR
(for Belyankin). 2o ViesoyuxWy institut aviatsionnykh
materialov (for Paushin, Nikol'skor). 3. TSentrallryy nauchno-
looledovatellskiy institut zheleznodorozhrLogo transports,
(for luklyanchikov & Popov). 4. Leningradekays. lasotekhai-
chealmya akademiya is. S.M.Kirova (for Ashkenazi). 3. Hauchno-
iseledovatellskiy Insti-tut plasticheskikb mass (for Kanavets).
(Plastics)

KHMOV, K.K.[Khienov, K.K.), akademik., otv. red.; DANILEVSKIYp V.V.
(Danylevalkyi,V.V., deceased], red.; BELYANK0, F.P.
Me lie nkjn, F.F. 1, red.; D0B1VKH0T0V-.M-.H-..-rZa-.-. --nTOV B.Ye.,
red.; SUKHOVEL, G.Y.[Sukhomel, R.I.]' rZ, SHvb7'51, I.T2.) reds;
KUCELROV, P.S., red.; 14ESTERENK02 A.D., red.; POKHODZILO, P.V.,
red. izd-va; YEFIHOVA, M.I., tekhn, red.
(From the history of institutes of the Department of Technology]
Narysy z istorii instytutiv viddilu tekhnichxgrkh nauk. Kyiv
Vyd-vo Akad. nauk URSRj 1961. 167 p. (MIRA 15:7~
1. Akademiya nauk URSR, Kievs Komisiia z istorii tekbni~y.
2. Chlen-korrespondent Akademii nauk USSR (for Kucherov).
3. Akademiya nauk USSR (for Khrenov).
(AcadenV of Sciences of the Ukrainina S.S.R.)
TATON9 Yevgeniy Oskarovich; SAVINp G-N.p akademik, otv. red-4-DOB-ROMMOC,
N.N.t akademik? red.j EMMOV, K.K.9 akademikv red.;__PE
j4fflgVj,,--
_Y.P"-akademikj red.; PATON, B.Ye.9 akademikq red.;RMMIN, T.K.,,
red.; KADASHEVICH, O.A.v tekbn. red.
[Selected works; in three vobms) lzbramWe trudy; v trekh tomakh.-
Kyiv, Izd-vo Akad. nauk USSR. V01.2. [Welded structures) SvarrWe kon-
atruktsii. 1961. 418 p. (MIRA 1428)
Is Akademiya nauk Ukrainelwy SSR (for Savint Dobrokhotov, M=enov,
Belyankin, Paton,B.Ye.) (Structural frames-Welding)

PATON,, Yevgenly Oskarovichl- SAVIN., G.N.p akademikp otv. red.;
DOBROMIOTOV, N.N., red.; KHRMCV, K.K.p red.; BELY 001,j,-
F.P. red ; PATON, B.Ye... red.; REMMUK,, T.K... red. izd-va;
-&I2SHi;TIC*Hy 00AS) takhn. red.
(Selected works in tbree volumes) IzbranrWe trudy v trekh tomakh.
Kiev, Izd-vo Akad. nauk USSR, Vol.3. (Welding under flux] Syarka
pod fliusom. 1961* 557 p. (MIRA 15:4)
1. Akademiya nauk USSR (for Savin).
(Electric welding) (Flux (Ketallurgy))

BELYANKIII,F.P., otv. red.1 BEZUGLYY., V.D., red.j GROZIN, B.D.p red.; DRAYGOR,,
red.1 GURARIY' M.G.p redo; U)GAN., N.S... red.; MITSMICH,, Z.A...
f
red.; PESIN, L.M., 'xW.;..R7BqWS4M, Yu.S., red.; CEO"KO, L.D.'t
red.; YATSENKO, V.F., red.; hWDRYAV'99;V, G.2 red.; LUPANDINp L, red.;
SRAFETA, S.,, tekbn. red.
(Use of plastics in the manufacture of machinery and instruments!
Plastmassy v mashinostroenii i priborostroenii. Kiev Gos izd-vo
tekhn. lit-ry USSR, 1961. 573 p. (K[RA*14:12)
(Plastics) (Machinery industry) (Instrument manufacture)

B/169/62/000/002/026/072
D228/11301
AUTHOR: Belyankln. P. P.
TITLE: Gravitational influence of the moon and sun on tectc-
nic processes in the crust
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 2, 1962, 23, ab-
stract 2A164 (Geologichniy zh., no. 1, 19~1, 3-24)
TEXT: On the grounds of the study of the wavelike tidal movement
of the crust connected with the gravitational influence of the mo 0
and sun, and also on the basis of investigation of crustal defor-,~O/_
mations due to this effect, J. Darwin's theory about the ebbs and
flows of the hydrosphere is applied to the case of wavelike crustal
deformations. Proceeding from the theory of thin-walled shells,
the character and the regime of force effects in time on a number
of characteristic crustal elements are considered. The study of
the strain state and its temporal change in different latitudinal
belts of the crust under the gravitational influence of the moon
and sun shows that the crust's strain state has a complex charao-
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Gravitational influence of ... D228/11301
ter: Various cases of the superposition of tensile, compressive,
folding and shearing stresses arise in different zones. In some la-
titudes of the crust there are constant stresses acting over a
long period of time, as a result of which creep deformations arise
in these belts. In other latitudes repeatedly varying forces with
different values for the asymmetry coefficient of the cycle of
stresses, which cause fatigue destruction as a result of the accu-
mulation of small plastio deformations in time, act on the crust.
A number of latitudinal zones with their characteristic processes
of the genesis and development of tectonic formations, due to the
nature and regime of the gravitational effects of the sun and moon
in these belts, are distinguished on the grounds of the conducted
investigations. /-Abstracter's note: Complete translation. 7
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S/021/61/000/007/004/011
D205/D306
AUTHORS: Byelyankin, F.P.? and Dybenko, H.I.
TITLE: Regularities of time variation and deformability of
plastics at high temperatures
PERIODICAL: Akademiya nauk Ukrayinslkoyi RBR9 Dopovidi, no. 7,
1961? 885 - 890
TEXT: The authors give as qualitative results of their experiments:
1) The strength of plastics is the greater the higher the veloci-
ty of loading in short-period machine testing. If 80 - c>.