SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BERNSHTEYN, A. V. - BERNSHTEYN, L. A.

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DIMHTMUI.-A. _V,,. kand. tekbn. uauk; BARZAM, V. I.,
insh.
Illectrokinstic properties of granite and the
a6erence of
bitumens. Art. dor. 25 no*10-115-16 0 162. OMM 15 :10)
I (Granite-Mactric proportion) (Bitumen)

YEGORDV, Sergey ViktoroAch; NASHIVANKO, Yelena
Ifthaylowa; BERNS]iTEYN I_
Alakeandr VenL&n oviah; KOVRYZHNYKH, L.P., red.;
GADAITTIO-WO-VA,
- An
YO.N., tekhn. red.
(Pavements made with emulsions and a' cation-active
additive]Fo-
krytiia a primeneniem emullaii i kationoaktivnoi
dobavki. Mo-
skva, Avtotransizdat,, 1962. 25 P. (MIRA 16:2)
(Pavements)

BERN-SHTSYN, A.V.9 kand.khim.nauk
Formation of black pavements, Avt,dor. 26 no,9:31 S 163.
- I (MIM 16: 10)

BERNSHTEYN, A.V.; BARZAM, V.I.
Effect of the elect--*kinetic properties of granite an the
adhesion of bitumens. Ukr. khim. zhur. 29 no.8:824--826
1630 (MIRA 16-.3.1)
1. UkrainsIdy doroshno-transportny3r. nauchno-issledovatellskiy
institut.

BMWR7ETNj A.V., kand.khin.rAukl NASHIVANKOO Ye,Mej, inzhe;
KUGHK&s M.I.,, inzh.
-
Effeat of fatty acido on the smasificatiOn cap*OitY Of
bitmenve Ayt.doroi dorestroi. no.1:170-177 165.
(KMA 18:13.)

BERNSH79YN
- KUCHKA, M.I.
Chemical emulsification of bitumens. Ukr. kh1w. zhur.
31
no.9s986-992 165. (KIRJk l8tll)
1. Ukrainskiy dorozhno-transportnyy
nauchno-iseledovatell3kiy
institut.

BERNSHTEP., B,A., podpolkovnik meditsinskoy sluzhby;
RABINOVICH, D.A.,
-- --~^TEz-~.~~'66~olkovnik
Cutaneous doses received by patients exposed to various
examinations
in X-ray diagnosis. Voen.-md.zhur. n~,.1102-74 164.
(MIRA 1815)
i

BMNSHTM B. B.
Inxh.; RDDOT, Z.S.. lnxb.
Iconomic advantages of usirg fused slags in making
mineral wool
products. Strol.nat. 5 no.12.-6-7 D '59- (MIRk 13:3)
(Mineral vool) (slot)

BIM111SHTEP", B. 1.
Bernshteyn, B. 1. -- "Shell fragment injuries of the
eyes," (Based on the
material-of the N. evacuation hosnltal)p Oftalmol.
zhurnal, 1949, No.2, p;-74-79
SO: U-5241, 17 December 1953, (LetoDis 1zhurnal Inykh
Statey, No. 26, 19-1+9)

OUIUMO, A.S.; BXRNSH2%TN, B.I.
Proteins of wart excrescences in potatoes infected
with Synchytrium
andobioticum. DDkl. AN SUR 134 no.3:727-730 3 160.
(min 1319)
1. Ukrainskiy nauchno-Iseledovatellskiy inatitut
fiziologii rasteniy
Predstavleno aked. A.I. Oparinym.
(Potato wart) (Oxidases)

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5(2) BOY/75-14-3-18/29
AUTHORS: Pavlinova# A. V.t Bernshteyn, Bs I.
TITLE: Titrimetric Determination of Mobile Aluminum in Soils
(Titrimetricheskoye opredeleniye podvizhnogo alyuminiya v
pochvakh)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal analiticheskoy khimiip 19599 Vol 14, Nr
3, PP 356-357
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The method of A. V. Sokolov hitherto applied:
titration of
the sum of free acid and aluminum with lyef titration of
the free acid alone after binding of aluminum with sodium
fluoride and determination of the aluminum from the
difference,
had certain disadvantages. Basic salts could be formed
which involve a greater consumption of lye, benidest the
endpoint of the titration was difficult. to recognize.
in the turbid solution. It is suggested to bind the alumiaum
with potassium tartrate in which connection the equivalent
amount of acid is liberated, and can be titrated in clear
solution with phenolphthaleine. A figure shows the influence
exercised by alkali and alkaline-earth salts upon the
analysis,
Card 1/2 a table gives the results of the analysis.'There
are 1 f.iguret

BOV/75-14-3-18/29
Titrimetric Determination of Mobile Aluminum in Soils
I table, and 3 Soviet referenoes.
A380CIATION: Chernovitakiy gosudaretvenny u-niversitet
(ChwwVtV @bate llnivereity~
SUBMITTED: January 29 1957
Card 2/2

Tm. TEYN, I.N.
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SSSR 146 no,l::Ll
33 S 162. . . .(MM 15:9J
1. Predstavleno akademikom I.G. Petrovskim.
I (Aggrega*s)

BERNSHTEYN, B.I.
Some amtomical obaracteristica of the inferior alveolar nerve
man and domestic animals. Trudy KirgNOAGE no.2i!35-138 165.
(MIRA
1. Kafedra, normallnov anatomii (zav. - prof. N.N,41',avrov)
Kirgizskago gosudarztvennogo 3neditsinskogo ir.,-Ituta.

in
18113)

B~:RNSHTEYN) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5592
VseBoyuznoye soveshchaniye po vnedrenivu'radioaktivnykh
izotopov i f
yadernykh IzIuchenly v narodnom kJI-Dzyaystve SSSR. Riga,
ig6o.
Radioaktivnyye izotopy i yadernyyc izlucheniya v narodnom
khozyay3tve SSSR; trudy Vaesoyuznogo soveshchaniya 12 - 16
aprelya 1960 g. g. Riga, v 4 tomakh. t. 4:' Poiski, razvedka
i razrabotka poleznykli iskopayemykh (Radioactive laotopea
and
Nuclear, Radiation in the National Economy of.the USSR; Tran-
sactions on the Symponium Hold in Riga, April 12 - 16,
196o.in
4 volumes. v,)4,, Prospeoting,Survoying,.and Mining of I-Un-b
eral Deposit Moscow, 06stoptakhizdat, 1961. 284 P. 3,640
copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Gosudarstvennyy
nauchno-telchnicheakily-komitet
Soveta. Ministrov SSSR. Gosudarstvannyy komitet
SovetWMInistrov
SSSR po ispoilzovanlyu atomnoy energii
Edn. (Title page): N. A. Petrov, L. 1. Petrenko, and P. S.
Savitskiy;
ed. of this volume: M. A. Speranskly; Scientific ed.: M. A.
Speranakiy; Eyeautive Eds.: N. N. Kuz'mIna and A. G. lonell;
Card 1/11

Radioactive Isotopes and Nuclear (Cont.) SOV/5592
Tech. Ed.: A. S. Poloo-tna.
PURPOSE : The book is intended for engineers and technictans
dealing with the problems Involved In the applicatien of
radioactive iEotopee and nuclear radiation.
COVERAGE; This collection or 39 articles is Voi. 4 of tl-.e
tlw..3 of the All-11nion Conference of the Introductlon of Radio-
active Isotopes and Nuclear Reactions in the Naticnal Econcmy
of the USSR. The Conterenoe wan called bv th- Go3u4ar.-,tvennyy.
nauchno-takhnicheskly komitet Sovet Mini titi,ov SSSR (State
Scientific -Technical Committee of the Coune.3.1 of.'
I.Ilnliter-3 of
the USSR), Academy of S-Aences USSR, Goaplan SSSR (State Planning
Committee of the Counoil of Ministers of the USSR), Goular,,,!
*VeTl-
nyy komitot Scveta 14inistrov SSSR po avtomatizatAi i mazhino-
stroyeniyu (state Committee of the Council of Ylinisters of the
USSR for Automation and Machine Building),and the Council of'
Ministers of the latvian SSR. The reportn Bqmn-arized in th.a
publication'deal with the advantages, prospects, and
Card 2/11

Radioactive Isotopes and Nuclear (Cont.) SOV15592
development of radloaotivQ methods used in prospecting, our-
Veying, and mining of ores. Individual roportn prosant the
results of the latest scientific research on the development
and Improvement of the theory, mathodology, and technology of
radlametric inventigationa. Application of radioactive methods
in the field of engineering geology, hydrology, and the con-
trol or ore enriclument processes is analyzed. No personalities
are mantionA There are no roferenoes,
TABLE OF CONTMITS t
Alekseyev, F. A. Present State and Future Prospects of Applying
the Methods of Nuclear Geophysics In Prospecting, Surveying, and
Mining of Minerals 5
Bulashevich, Yu. P., G. M. Voskoboynikov, and L. V. Muzyukin.
Neutron and Gamcna-Ray Lo&;ing at Ore and Coal Deposits -19
Gordeyev, Yu. I., A. A. Mukher,and D. M. Srebrodollskly. The
Card 3/11

Radioactive Isotopes and Nuclear (Cont.) SOV/5592
Felldman, B. Ye., and L. Z. Talav. Detem.1ning the Location r"f
the Contact Zone of Oil-Bearing and Water-B,?aring Carbonaceou~
Bads by the induced Activity Method ~03
Zhuvagin, I. G., and Yu. A. Akebanlyanov. Use of Radioa:~tlve
Isotopen in a New Method for Controlling the Resultzs of a
Hydraulic Rupture of the Bed log
Gulin, Yu. A., D. A. Bernshten, and "Yu. I. Sokolov. New
Method3 and Eiiii-p-m-en-t-rur-rre'-Zn'vestigation of the Cement
Dia-
tribution Behind the Column in the Reinforced Boreholes 1,16
Vasillyeva, N. A., E. V. Solkolovskly, and.V. N. Maydebor. V3e
of Radioactive Hydrogen-Tritium Isotope in Exploration and Ex-
ploitation of Oil Deposits for Control of Water Movement Along
the Bed IP5
Soyfer, V. N, Method for.Determining the Natural Tritium as
a Means of Solving Hydrogeological and Hydroengineering
Card 6/11

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BERNSHTEYN. D.G. inzh,; NEMIROVSKIY, L.R., inzh.
Using a chromatic pyrometer to measure the temperature
of, the
clinkering zone, TSement 31 no.1:11-13 Ja-F 165.
(MIRA 18:4)
1. Institut Giprostromavtomatizatsiya.

Apr 19h8
"on an 3hterpolAtim Process of Academician S. N.
Bernahteyn,- D. L. Bernshtegn, 4 VP
"Dok Ak Nauk SBBRO Vol LIE, No 3
Ikplains method whereby Beroahteyn's process can be
wrpanded and'applied to wide class of nodule
matrices. Submitted by Aced V. 1. Spairmov 27 Fab
1948.
77T38
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.LABETSP X.S.1 KHAVIN, M.L.; BEMHTEYN, B.A.;
RUDYACHENKO, N.L;
BATENIN, YeOS* - _ ~ _...7
Some problems of teaching special technioal courses
by, means
of teaching machines. Izv. vys. ucheb. ftv.;
radiotekb. 6
no.4095-401 JI-Ag 163. (MIRA 16:11)

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DIMSOZ S., inshener; TSIAMN, D-Sh., inzhener.
Ilimination of oil lee1mige from *team turbine
bearings. Inergetik
4 no.6:119-21 Js 156. (WJU q: 8)
(Bearings, Nwhinery))

BERMHTEYN, B.S.
Automatic indexing. NTI no.10.,22-25 163. (MIRA
17:1)

BEHMHTEYNp B.S.; LAKHUTIp D.G.; CHERNrAVSKIY, V.S.
Designing descriptor information retrieval systems.
NTI
no.1:31-33 163. (MIRA 16:8)
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For.,Alised lanpiage and the crlteri?n of rernrttc
In thn "Nato-flapusto-411 Infomation rptr~r,.vel systix-..
h-Tl no.1201 163a z

BERNSHTEYN.,. E&.; LAKWTI, D.G.; CHERNYAVSKIY, V.S.
Criter"ia for evaluating information searching
systems. NTI no.3:
22-32 164. (MIRA 17.9)

usm/Biology Boron, Trace Memento Apr 51
"The Biochemistry of Boron," Prof F. Ya.
Bernshteyn
"Priroda" No 4, pp 62-64
In the animal organism, boron compdo
interact
with glucose, riboflavin, pyridoxin,
ascor'hlc
acid. codpliydrogenase T,
codehydragenase II,
and adrenalin. Na borate affects
carbohydrate
metabolism: it reduces the glucose
content
in the blood of rabbits, and enhances
the hypo-
g,lycemlc effect of insulin. Bderivs
form addn compds
with redox systems (riboflavin, ascorbic
acid) and
increase the activity of catalase in
blood. Horse
arytbrocytes suspended in NaCl soln plus
Na borate
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are agglutinated by equine.blood sera of
all types
.including the subject's ovn serum. AdAn
of NaC1
Plus Na borate to human blood serum
increases its
agglutinating capacity.
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IZRNSMYN, F-Ta. [Beranshtsin, F.IAJ, prof.
' ~- ~gea3~7role of some trace-elements as related
to their place
in D.I. Mendeleev's periodical system of elements.
Vestai AN 3SSR.
Ser. biial. nav. no.1:95-103 '59. (MIRA 12:7)
l.Kafedra blokhtmii Vitebskogo vaterinarnogo
instituta.
(Trace elements)

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Fuel, lubricants and water
Dopushcheno v kachestve uchebnika dlia teknikumov mekhanizatsii
sel'skogo
khoziaistva. Moskva, Sellkhozgiz, 1948. 318 p. (Uchebniki i
uchebnye posobiia dlia
sellskokhozialetvenn.vkh tekhnikumov) (49-52267)
S760.R9B47

E~~. Grigoriy Davidovich; PWRYAKOVA. S-V-. redaktor;
PAVLOVA, N.M..
tekhnichemkiy redaktor
[Pual ani lubricants] Toplivo i wassochnys materialy.
Izd. 2-09.
perer. Moskva, Go@. izd-vo melkhoz. lit-ry, 1956. 294
p. (9m. 9:10)~
Ouel) (Inbrication and lubricants)

kand. tokhn. nauk; KOLOMYTSEV, I.V.; SURKO, V.I.;
. KOLOMOR, S.A.
Causes of inadequat~~ oil purification in
motor-vehicle engines.
Avt. prom. 31 n0-3:15-18 Mr 165. (MIRA 18:7)
1. Kazakhskiy gosudarstvamyy seliskokhozyaystvannyy
institut.

ACC NRI AP7002580 (A14 SOURCE GODEt UR/0413/66/000/023/0077/0077
IMNTORS: Anisimova, L. r.;_B4rnqhteyn,, G. L.; Gutakins, V. Ms;
Potov, P. A,;
Karapatov, K, K,; Kovalevt G. -14.~B.; Spasibukhov,, 0. 1.
ORGS- none
TITLE: Device for converting seismograms into variable height
recordings. Class 4-2j,
No. 189165
SOURCE: Izobroteniya,, promphlenro7o obraztays, tovarnyye znaki,
no. 23, 1966v 77
TOPIC TAGS: seismograph, seismologio instrument
ABSTRACT; This Author Certificate presents a device for converting
seismograms into
variable height recordings, which contains a pantograph, an
Muminator, and a photo-
drum. To increase the rate of processing seismograms, a drive pin
coupled with a
movable screen is mounted in the pencil socket of.the pantograph
(see Fig. 1). The
illuminator and a rod which is the axle of rotation of the movable
screen are mounted
on a jilate which can be noved along the generatrix of the
photodrum.
UDC: 550.340.8

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Azarevich, 0. M.,,Candidate of Technical Sciences, Bernshteyn, 0 Sh."
OTHORS
TF=3 Automatic machine tool for fIn1shIng and hardening shaft-type
components
P=ODICALt Byulleten' tekhniko-ekonom1cheskoy Informatali, no. 2,
1963, 44 46
TMC: The now automatic has been developed by Nlltraktorosellkhozmash
and
Is Intended for finishing and hardening of shafts from.6 - 20 mm in
diameter and
..Up 'to 32D mm in length, such an piston rods of hydraulic and
pneumatic cylinders,
telescopic shook-absorber rods, oil pump shafts of tractor and
automobile engines,
eta., by burnishing the outer surface of these parta. By slightly
modif~ring the
design, the automatic may be used for working components of larger
diameters as
well, and also stepped shafts, valves, etc. The authors point out
that similar
designs do not exist, neither In the Soviet Union nor abroad. The
tool Is a
multiple-roller burnishing heid with fitted separator. The working
procedure on
the automatic consists In a plastic deformation of the surface
roughness result-
Ing from the roughing operations. In one operation, the surface
finish of oompo-
nents made of steel with a hardness not exceeding 32 HRC Is improved
from class 7
C 1/2

S/193/63/000/002/006/007
Automatic machine tool for...
Aoo4/Aiol
to class 11,- that of steel parts of 32 45 HRC from class 7 to class
10 (rOOT
-59) Inclusively. Also aast-iron, nonferrous metal and allay parts can
~(GOST] 2T89
be worked on this machine, a detailed description of whose design,
main units and
operation Is given by the authors. The capacity of the automatic in
working shook-'
-absorber rods of the "Moskvich" car amounts to 210 pieoes^,our of
rear shook-
absorber rods 270 mm In length.and to 250 pieces/hour of front
shook-absorber.
..';':;ods 231 mm in length. The respective operating cycles are 9
and 17 see for the
former and.7 and 14 see for the latter. In 1962 this automatic was
set up at the
-sk scow Carburetor Plant). Annual savings In using:
Me ovskly karbyuratornyy zavod (Me
this automatic amount to awe 20,000 rubles. There is 1 figure.
T011-rd :W2

BIRECKAP H.; SKUPINSKA, J.; BERNSMIN, I.
Photosynthesis, translocation and accumulation of assimijates
in cereals durinr grain development. Pt,5. Acts, soc botan
Pol 33 no.3:601-618 164. 1
1. Department of Plant Physiology, Central College cf
Agriculture,
Warsaw, and Department of Plant Physiology, Institute of
Cultivation,
Fertilization and Soil Sciences, Warsaw.

BERNSHTEU, I.
R,.9imbursn'ment for marketing costoo Den.i krod. 18
no.1%63
Ja 160. ( 14IRK 13: 1)
(Grain trade-Costs)

NMI V.P.; GILYAZETDINOV, L.P.; GYULIMISARYAN, T.G.;
jgp~PHTFYN, I.D.;
SAULINA V.V.; MAGARIL, R.Z,; SEMBRYAKOV, X.F.;
BORSHCM-1.18'.
Extracts of catalytic gas oils as raw stock for the
production
of furnace black. Khim. i tekh. topl. i masel 9
no.12i6-11 D 164.
(MIRA 18:2)
1. Nauchno-iqsledovatellskiy institut shinnoy
proqrshlennosti,
Omskiy na uobo-isaledovatellakly
konstruktorskogo-tekhnologicheskiy
institut shif~,doy promqsh,lennosti, Omskiy eazhevyy
zavod i
Kudinovskiy satheM zavod.

ZUTEV, V.P.; GILYAZV-DINQV, L.P.; GYULIMISARYAN, T.G.;
SAFRONOV, N.Ta.;
BERMSHM5 1,D,; GLAGOLEV, V.I,-, TSYGANKOVA, E.I.;
SOFOLOVA, V.V.;
MSTR Iv, K.M. F KIMMOV. B.P.
Some characteristics-of the produetion of PM 70 carbon
b:40k in
cyclone reactors with the use of thermogas oil. Kauch. I
res. 24
no,6%19-24 Je. 1651,-
(KRA
1. Naxichno-lssledovatellskiy institut shinnoy
prowyahlermosti I
Novo-Taroslavokly saz~hevyy zamoda

arLXAZETSINCYV, L.P.1 ZUYEV, V.P.;. BERNSHTEYN, I.D.;
SUYETENKO, L.P.
----
Production of active phimney soot from mixtures of.petr6lem
and
. coal-tar oils. Kauch.i rez. 21 no.1:5-6 A 162.
(MIRA'.1511)
1. Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut
shinnoyrpromyshlemosti.
(Carbon black)

S/138/62/000/001/OC2/009
A051/A126
AUTHORS: Gilyazetdinov, L.P.1 Zuyev, V.P.; Ber!jn~sht ~D.;
Suyetenko,
L.P.
TITLE: The production of active furnace carbon blacks from
mixtures of pe-
troleum and coal oils
PERIODICAL: Kauchuk i rezina, no. 1, 1962, 5 - 6
TEXT; Tests were carried out to determine the optimum.
composition of pe-
troleum and coal oil mixtures and the production of active
furnace carbon blacks.
The experiments were made in a single-chamber cylindrical
reactor with an inter-
nal diameter of 500 mm and 3.5 m in length. The reactor capacity
was 25 kg/h.
The experimental carbon blacks were analyzed according to
physico-chemical meth-
ods and tested in vulcanizates based on CKC-30 AM (SKS-30 AM)
(standard composi-
tion). Experimental results showed that the active furnace
carbon black output,
the total air consumption and the process temperature
corresponded to the aroma-
tization factor. The obtained relation.points to the expediency
of a wide in-
troduction of the aromatization factor for characterizing the
raw material and
for correcting the production methods of the active furnace
carbon blacks. Pe-
Card 1/2

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The production of active furnace carbon blacks ....
A051/A126
troleum and coal oil mixtures are recommended. There is 1
table and 1 figure.
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut shinnoy
promyshlennosti (Soien-
tifio Researoh Institute of the Tire Industry)
Card 2/22

Ufac~ of the c-,Alng characterfr-tl!25 c-f the n.~~
mhtw~~-"-aIB on
.he properties of furnace black. Kaivh. i n,,7- 2~ no-'--,
35--36 1) 163.
I Ti p
Lnerdtut

'fl,
BMWSPTE 1 1. L., RUKAVISMKOV, V. I.j, and V. F. "ARYSIEV.
-L~~
Skorostnoe tochenle stalei v. podshipnikovom proizvodstve
(Opyt ra~,oty I GPZ im.
Kaganovicha). Moskva, Mashgiz, 1950
High speed steelgrinding for the production of bearings.
SO: Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering in the Soviet
Union, Library of
Congress, 195%

BERNSHTM, I. L. and BELENKO, I. S.
,"Cutting Tool in High-Speed Machining of Bearing Rings on
Multiple-Tool
Semd.-Automatic and Automatic Lathes," Podshipnik, No.4. 1952

I
B&H-Titki , I -
-, -.. I L and BEIMO ~ 1, S .
)N
"Efficient Machining of Bearlng Rings on Wtiple-Tool Automatic
Iathes and
Semi-Automatic Machinos,," Podshipulk, No.7. 1952

1. BERNSHTEM, I.L.
2. USSR (6oo)
4. ROLLER BEARINGS
7. New method for turning-external rings of tapered-roller
bearings. Podshipnik no. 10
1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions Library of Congress, Febrigir
I X -1953. Unclassified.

BAYKOV, S.P., kand. tekhn. nauki BELENKOp I.S.0 kand,
tekhn. nauk;
EELKOVp S.Fsp Uzh.; BELYANCHIKOVp M.P.#
I.L., inzh.; BOGORODITSKIlp D.D,, inzh.j BOLONOVA,
le.V.,,
'-k7ffd-.7Fekhn. nauk,- EROZGOLI, I.M., kand.
tekhn.nauk;
VLADIMIROV, V.B., inzh.; VOLKOV, P.D., kand. tekhn.
nauk;
GERASIMOVA~ N.N.., inzh.; ZHUKHOVITSKIY, A.F., inzh.j
KABANOVI M.F., inzh,; KAEEVTSOV, V*M.j kand, tekhn.
nauk;
KOLOITNKOV, I.V., inzh.; KONDRATIYEV., I.M.,, inzh.;
KUZNETSOV, I.P.,, kand. tekhn. nauk; LIVOV, D.S..,
kand.
takhn. nauk; LYSMKOy I.Ya.,, kand. takim. nauk;
MAKAROV,
L.M., inzh.j OLEYNIK, P.D., inzh.; RABIM~ Ye.G.,
inzh.;
ROZHDESTN10SKII UOLOI kand. tekbn. nauk; SAIGIONIKO,
LM.~
Icand. tekhn. SIDOROVI P.N.* insh.1 SPITSYN3 N.A.,
prof.,
doktor tekbn. nauk; SPRISHEVSKIY, A.I., 1-nd. tekhn.
nauk;
CHIRIKOV, V.T., kand. tekhnnauk; SHM4, A.S., kand.
tekhn.
nauk; NIBERG, N.Ya.j nauchr47 red.; BIAGOSKLONOVA,
N.Yu.., imzh,.,
red. izd-va; SOKOLOVA, T.F., tekhn. red,
jAntifriction bearings; manual] Fodshipniki
kacheniia; spra-
vochnoe posobie, Moskva# Goo. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo
mashino-
stroit. lit-ry, 1961 $28 p. (MIRA 15:2)
(Bearlmgs (Machinery))

BM84TM_, It. ~L. DRYAC IN) YU. A.
(NIM, Gortkiy)
"The Application of a Molecular Generator as a Stable
Frequency Reference
Signal for Phase Automatic Frequency Control of a High-Power
Generator".
They describe an experimental unit operating in such a vay
that the
eighth harmonic of the klystron osci-Ilations coinincides
with the oscillation of
the molecular generator. The relative frequency stability of
the output signal
is in this case equal to the relative molecular generator
stability.
report presented at the All-Union Conference on Statistical
Radio
Physics, Gorlkiy) 13-18 October 1958. (Izv. vyssh uchev
zaved-Radiotekh.,
vol. 2, No. 1, pp 121-127) CONPLETE card under SIFOROV, V. I.)

30(l) 13,cl?iv s Hrr L SOV/142-2-1-21/22
AUTHOR: PA Suchkint' G.L.
TITLE: The First All-Union Conference on Statistical Radio
Physics (Pervaya Vseaoyugnaya konferentsiya po
statist~cheskoy radiofizike)
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh i;chebnykh zavedeniy - radiotekh-
nikA, 1959,'Vol 2,.Nr 1, pp 121-127 (US5R)
ABSTRACT: The first All-Union Conference on Statistical Radio
Physics took place in Gorlkiy from 13 to 18 October
1958. The Conference was organized and conducted
by the Nauchno-isaledovateilskiy radiofizicheskiy
institut pri Gor1kovskom gosudarstvennom universi-
tete imeni Nj. Lobachevskogo (Scientific Research
Institute of'Radio Physics at the Gorlkiy State
University imeni NJ. 1~obachevskiy - NIRFI) by order
of the USSR Ministry'of Higher Bduction, AS USSR,
VNTOR and E imeni A,8. Popov. A niunber of well-
known specialists participated at the Conference,
among them S,M, Rytov,-M.L, Lpvin, I.L. Bernshteyn
Card--T/'22R_' and others# 'Furthert there were representatives of

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the majority of leading scientific research insti-
tuts of radio physics, radio engineering organiza-
tions and of the vuzes. The work of the Conference
was coriducted in three sections. On 13 October
1958, the plehary session was opened by Professor
S.M. Rytov (FIAN Moooow). He describes statistical
radio physics as a branch of modern radio physics,
dealing with the investigation of random'processes
(among them fluctuatIon prooesses). He outlined
the importanoe of statistical radio physics for
radio engi4pering, The U$6R has a leading position
in the field of statistiqal radio physics, The
initial work in this field was performed by L.I.
Mandell.ahtam and A.A. Andronov, its development was
continued by G.,S, Gorel~k, IJ4, Bernshteyn and V.S.
Troitskiy, working in GorIXiy-,--T_rof`-eb~for Rytov out-
lined the importance of statistical radio physics
in quantum radio engineering. Statistical radio
physics is also important in the investigation of
Card-2/-22- noises, and here only the theory of thermal noises

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The First All-Union Conference on Statistical Radio Physics
is on a satisfactory level. Concerning the latter
problem, there is a lack of scientific papers, and
the number of reports dealing with this subject,
was inadequate, even at this Conference. The Con-
ference participants heard with great interest the
latest research results in the field of the sta-
tistical theory of communication (theory of inform-
ation) contained in the report !'The Theory of Radio
Communication Channels Having Parameters Changing
at Random" by V.I. Siforov, Associate of AS U68RO
which was delivered at the plenary session,_,-,-~-
Bernshteyn (NIRFI, Gorlkiy) reviewed the d velop-
nt of statistical radio physics in his report,
titled "Fluctuation Phenomena in Self-Oscillator
Networks". Already in the mid-thirtiesp by sug-
gestion and under supervision of A.A. Anaronov,
the author analyzed and calculated processes in an
ordinary vacuum tube oscillator, considering the
fluctuation influence of the shot effect in the
Card__7:M' tube and the thermal effect in the network. Later,

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the problem of oscillator fluctuations became im-
portant, when receivers foii the cm-wave range were
built. In 1949, experimental investigations of the
oscillation fluctuation of an ordinary tube oscil-
lator were conducted at GIFTI (Gortkiy). Recently,
a large number of papers were published on this sub-
ject and the author mentioned in this connection
G.S. Gorelik, S.M. Rytov, D. Middleton (USA), V.S.
Troitskiy, A.N. Malakhova, M.Ye. Zhabotinskiy and
P.Ye. Zillberman. S.M. Rytov delivered the last
report at the plenary session, titled "The Fluctu-
ation Theory in Strictly Non-Linear Self-Oscilla-
tor Networks". In this report, self-oscillating
networks were consideredo permitting a piece-linear
approximation of non-linear characteristics. Ran-
dom forces were assumed as being emall and shortly
correlated. For simplioityv the theory was deve-
loped for the special case of a system with only
one degree of freedom. The phase space of the
Card-47L22, system under consideration is a plane, divided into

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two semiplanes which are infinitely straight. Using
the point transforiqatIon method, small fluctuations
investigated in the neighborhood of a stable limit
pycle. The statistAcgl characteristic and the dif-
fusion coefficient of the "Phase" were obtained.
Disregarding the "amplitude" fluctuationg the self-
oscillation spectrum was obtained. The author show-
ed that the width of the lines at half the intensity
level is propertional to the square of the harmonic
number, and also their integral intensity, which is
also the case during the absence of fluctuations.
As an example, the author discussed a tube oscil-
lator, wtth aTi anode network and inductive feedback.
The work of the three conference sections was con-
duoted from 14 to 17 October 1958. The section
"Pluctuations in Self-Oscillator, Radio Measuring
and Amplifier Networks" was headed by I.L. Bern-
Shteyn and S,M. Rytov, A.N. Malakhov (NIRFI, Gorl-
kiy) delivered a report on "The Spectral Line Width
Capd--5/42,, of Oecillatqrs and the Parameter Fluctuation".

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Here a self-oscillator network was considered,
vfhIcA wan described by a n-th order differential
equatioli. the author showed that the enlargnent
of the o6cillator lines wap caused by Slow com-
pared to the oscillation period) and fast para-
meter fluctuations, whose spectrum is located near
the frequency multiples to the self-oscillation
frequency, In the report of Yu.M. Romanovskiy
and R.L. Stratonovich (MGU9 Moocow), "The Para-
metric Effect of a Random Force on Linear and Non-
Linear Oscillator Networks", the problem was solved
by using shortened equations for second order
equations, The conditions for parametric excita-
tion were found for linear networks in the presence
of a wide and narrow fluctuation spectrum (compared
to the bandwidth of the network). The author deter-
minedthe borders of the main parametric resonance
field with simultaneous parametric influence of the
harmonic force and wide-band noise. The laws of
Card--&/=W probability distribution for amplitudes and phases

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Physics
were found for the non-linear case. A great number
of reports dealt with the investigation of slow
fluctuations. V.S. Trojtskiy (NIRF1, Gorlkiy) de-
livered a report on "The Spectral IWidth of Tube
Oscillator Lines and Flicker Noise". He explains
a method for calculating the influence of slow
fluctuations on the frequency and amplitude of self-
oscillator oscillations. The author showed that
tube flicker noise may influence the amplitude and
frequency fluctuation of the oscillations, whereby
the line contour appears in the Doppler shape, while
its width exceeds the natural line width by some
orders, Yu..A. Dryagin (NIRFI, Gorlkiy), "An In-
vestigation of Technical Frequency Drifts of Tube
Oscillators", explained a measuring method and pre-
sented measuring results obtained with oscillators
in the range of 20-200 mc. He showed experimentally
that the spectral density of the frequency changes
as l1f. He suggested an oscillator circuit provid-
CaP4-7/2-Z- ing a greater frequency stability than the
conven-

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Physics
tional networks, because of the new way of coupling
the tube with the network. A.I. Chikin (NIRFI,
GorIkiy) reported on "Flicker Noise in Modern Elec-
tron TubesIt. He presented measuring results of the
low frequency noise spectrums of vacuum tubes (all-
metal tubes, miniature tubes and tubes with a tung-
sten cathode). The author showed that recently
produced vacuum tubes have a considerably low
flicker noise level. The report by M.Ye. Zhabotin-
skiy and P.Ye. Zillberman (IREANO Moscow), "The
Fluctuations in Quartz Oscillators", was devoted
to the analysis of three circuits, taking into con-
sideratior. shot and thermal noise influences. The
results obtained by the investigators showed that
the natural line width of such an oscillator is
small er by approximately two orders compared to an
ordinary oscillator. A number of reports dealt
with investigations of fluctiiations in reflex kly-
strons. S.A. Akhmanov and G.F. Antonov (MGU, Mos-
Mara- R,b)_-2 cow) reported on "The Fluctuations in a
Super-high

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Physics
Frequency Radio Pulse Oscillator With a Reflex
Klystron". They investigated the fluctuation ef-
fects, appearing as settling time fluctuations of
the stationary amplitude and phase and as phase and
amplitude fluctuations during a radio pulse, The
author presented the results of theoretical and
experimental investigations, The report of S.A.
Akhmanov,"Slow Frequency and Amplitude Fluctua-
tions in a Reflex Klystron", dealt with a method
and the results of an experimental investigation
of spectral densities of frequency and amplitude
fluctuations in a 3-cm wave reflex klystron within
the range of 100 cps to 5 kc. The author showed
that the spectral density of the klystron frequency
fluctuations changed within the indicated range as
11t, when all electrodes were fed from batteries,
and that the phase dispersion during the time of
10-3-lo-4 seconds was principally determined by
slow fluctuations. Ye,N. Bazarov and M.Ye. Zha-
Cazd=A_:~~ botinskiy (IREAN, Moscow), "Fluctuations in a

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Reflex Klystron", investigated theoretically the
fluctuations during synchronized operation with
second order resonance and oVertone synchronization.
They also investigated self-oscillator fluctuations
at an arbitrary transit angle. V. N, Nikonov (GGU,
GorIkiy) in his report "The Investigation of Os-
cillation Fluctuation of a Klystron Oscillator"
considered random amplitude and phase modulation of'
klystron oscillationsf caused by random processes
connected with the electron flow. Experimental
measurements of oscillation parameter fluctuations
showed a coincidence with the theory first deve-
loped by I.L, BernshjgyZThe reports, "Spectral
Pecullarities of LBV and Gas Discharge Noise Tubes"
by G.P. Apushinskiy (Leningrad); "The Fluctuation
Correlation of a One-Dimensional Multi-Speed Elec-
tron Flow in Drift Spaoell by B.V. Berdavtaev (Mos-
cow Oblast'); "The Theory of Oscillations and
Noises in Multi-Speed '431ectron Flows" by A.A. Niko-
layev (Moscow Oblast'), dealt with investigations

'BFRSHTLYN. I.L; GERTSENSHT&N, Me.
Possibility of measuring the propagation velocity of
gravitation
in laboratory conditions, Zhur.ekspoi teorofiz. 37
no*6:1832-
1833 D 159. (KM 14 t10)
(Gravitation)

KORYAKIN, Sergey Fedorovich, kand. ekon. nauk,
dots.; 10'0-.SHTMl
Iosif Llvovich kand. ekon. nauk, dots.;
Prinllia-l--
ucMsTije. n IIY' YU.F., st. prep.; SHRABgiTEYN,
Ye.A., dots.0 retsenzent; CHERKASOV-TSIBIZOV,
A.A., st.
prepod., rets.enzent; 111ILYUKOV, M.A., st.
prepod.,
retsenzent; YOZHAROV, N.D., kand. ekon. nauk,
retsenzent;
F.AKALISKIY, I.I., kand. ekon. nauk, retsenzent;
KRWR,
B.A., inzh., retsenzent; PETRUCHIK, V.A., kand.
ekon. nauk,
red.; GUBERMU R.L., kand. ekon. nauk, red.; RODIN,
Ye.D.t
kand. ekon. nauk, red.; DU13CHAK, V.Kh., inzh.,
red.;
MARTIHOSOV, A.Ye., inzh., red.; PAINUSHM, V.A.,
inzh.,
red.; BELOV, M.I., doktor geogr. nauk, red.;
SINITSYN, M.T.,
inzh., red.; KOLESNIKOV, V.G., kand. tekhn. nauk,
red.;
ZMIAKHOVSKIYA, A.G., kand* ekon. nauky red.;
KUZIMIN, T.P.,
inzh., red.; NEMCHIKOV, V.I., kand. tekhn. nauk,
red.;
GEKHTBARG, Ye.A., inzh., red.; FILIPPOV, K.D.,
red.;
KRUGLOVA, Ye.M.y red.
[Economics of the merchant marine) Ekonomika
morskogo trans-
porta. lzd.2., perer. i dop. Moskva, Transport,
1961+.
527 p. (MIRA 18:1)

BURIVOY, I. A. .-BNRTJSIITr,7N, I.M.-
nuoun automatic --I
Conti batc.Ing of moist concentrates. TSvet.
mot. 29 no.7:47-53 Jl 156, NLRA 9:10)
1. Grintsvetmet.
Ofeigbing, machines) (Automatic control)

sk"i

Automation of the fluidized-bad roafting of zinc copcentratese
(Cont#) 136-"/23
of -the ch"= rate did not exceed jt 4%9 'the to fiuc~
tuaticne of thi bed being Impt within- 15-20 0, %=91,taesting
AiA:Uso of the temperature reeplating system it was found that
a change in, the desired value of the charging. regalator In the
range + 5% corresponds to a bektomperature change of + 15-20%
for a loan temperature of 950 0, the mean period of fkq)~ra-
ture fluctuation (and charging) within the range indicated
amounting to 2 - 2*5 hours. The whole control and measuring
system is shown diagrammatically and consists of seven main
sections: oonceutrate-charging regulationj bed-temperature
regulation; pressure regulation; measurement and regulation
Card 2/2 of blast; automatic thermal control; process
sig:Lalisation;
and control of motors and furnace feed mechanisms. There are
three Slavic references. There are 2 figures.,
ASSOCIATION: Gintsvetmet and Elektrotsink Works.
AVA1 1 -71-1 e- --1
-, C
1
6
I77C 1-,11-V
Ay

S/119j60/OOO/O1O/OO2/O14/X
B012/Bo63
AUTHORS: Bernshteyn, I. M., Engineer, Golant, A. I., Engineer
wt
TITLE: Generation of a Control Pulse According to the First
Derivative With the Help of the Mass-produced CoDtroller
OP-1310 (IR-130)
PERIODICAL: Priborostroyeniye, 1960p No. 10, PP. 4 - 7
TEXT: At present, PI controllers of the OP-130'?III-130) type are
used
in industry to control processes with different dynamic
properties.
However, if a particularly high quality of control is required;
these
controllers must be replaced by others. The authors note that
these con-
trollers allow to attain a higher quality by generating control
pulses t1l
according to the first derivative. The principle of the
generation of
such pulses is explained, and the following is shown: If the
stati,,%
member of the controller is changed into a proportional one, the
voltage
at the output of the thermal bridge becomes proportional to the
current
in the corresponding control circuit and, thus, also to dx input
/dt.
Card 1/3

Generation of a Control Pulse According to the
S11191601000101010021010
First Derivative With the Help of the Mass- B012/Bo63
produced Controller NP-130 (IR-130)
Figs. 1 and 2'show the two types of IR-130 controllers.
If the voltage
generated in the thermal bridge by means of the supply
current of the
motor is applied to one of the windings of the input
transformer, the
output of the controller receives a signal that is
proportional to the
first derivative of the input signal. The change of the
circuit diagram
of the IR-130 controller may be seen from Fig.*2. Thus,
the IR-130 cor,
troller is changed into a PD controller. It is noted
that, besides the
change of the circuit diagram, it is also necessary to
add two resistors.
Fig. 4 shows the scheme of a linear PD controller.
Formulas (5).,are de,
rived for calculating the modulus and the phase of the
amplitude-fre,
quency and phase-frequency characteristics. Experimental
and calculated
characteristics of the PD controller are shown in Fig. 5.
Por the modil-
lus, the results converge in the range of +3% to the
corresponding limit
and for the phase in the range of �4%. If I; PID
controller is necessary
to guarantee a sufficient control quality, the PD
oontroller described
here may be supplemented by a mass-produced IR-130
controller. The PID
qontroller described was introduced by the factory
"Elektrotsink" in

Generation of a Control Pulse According to S/119/6o/m/m/002/014A
the First Derivative With the Help of the B012/Bo63
Mass-produced Controller 14P-130 (IR-130)
March 1959. It guarantees a sufficient control quality and is
very
reliable. The present work was carried out by the author jointly
with
N. I. Kabachkov. There are 6 figures and 2 Soviet references.
Card 3/3

PROSP3RI, Franco,; XHINKIS, V.A. , [trsuelatoi~ BNWSHTIS,
I.M..Qpraaalatorl
[On the Comoro 41ands] Na LtLnnykh ostrovakh, [Pereyod s itall-
Janskogo. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo geogr. lit-ry, 1958. 220 p.
(NDU 11:10)
(Comoro Islands)

AMMIs CllskU, Tu.Ta. SOV/136-59-3-18M
T=s Conference an Fluidleed-bed Roasting
(Sovesbahamiye pa
obshmu v kipyssl-b a slays)
IMIDDICAM ... favets"o Notally, 2959, Nr 3.
pp ?9 - 80 (MM)
ABSTRACT& The muthor notes, with some
examples, the wide use being
aMe In the Soviet han-forrous metals industry
of
fluldio*4-bod roasting processes. To
facilitate exchange
09 operating experience and promote the
further application
of each processes a coAforeaco was hold at the
'Me"retaink" Works In Ordahonik'Ass at the
and of 1958.
fts o9aterence was convened by the
11auchno-takhniche okay*
ObOhOMet" toratnoy motallurgii
(SciontLfic-tochnical
society for son-ferrous Metallurgy) together
with the
an ~ am the sovero-Ozatinskly xovuazklws
(se7tro-
Gonlodly Economic Cou=J-L). Among the reports
beard by
-the conference were the following. A.Y.
Tarcovskaya
and SJL Wets (XIMP), analysinf the operation
of
flg4A4ftd to in the chemical industry; ru.1.
Sabcb=k
the Tosk--esonakiy khixdzh
ajoEd j2':!F"J--X Vakiy
t OAFfewask CbAmIcal Combine) on host
utilization
Cardl/2 In pyrites roasting; by T-A. Buraval,
Z V30--ahtsyn
r _(G1ztsvotrst) on the study and
In uctIOM49"T".1.7
.9 1 tatic Sluidised-roaster control and com-
flon-autonation problems; by A.G. Arelin
(MIUU) on
Production of Sulphuric Acid X-ro-B-3-ulpELds
Or*& tt Rzxsting
them to Fluldised Roastoe. The conference
discussed
available experience of fluidized roasting,
noted econozies
effect" through Its Introduction and
rocoamaEded Il=ea
of research and improved operating methods.
Atttmtloo.
a" a to ghortaoaln" In the development of the
flt:'-
dised-bed roasting process La the USSR. The
coaferocc;7
sade detailed reecamandatiaza for the
adoption of the
the small
at the coz~ferauce of the research and
91-47 Organizations of the aluninium
industry. The
proceeduWa of the conforecce are due to be
publIghol by
Card2/2 the society.

18M
sov/105-59-3-i6/27
AUTHORS:
BerMNLta~ ~Ya., Engineer, Leyten, L.
V., Engineer
TITLE-
On the Calculation of TrRnsformers With a
Miovable Short-

circuited Winding(K raschetu tranaformatorov s
peredvizhnoy

korotkozamknutoy obmotkoy)
PERIODICAL:
Elektrichestvot
1959, Nr 3v Pp 72 - 77 (USSR)
A13STRACT:
This is a presentation of a
method of electromab-netical

computation and of the fundamental
principles of an economic

planning of transformers with a movable
shortcircuited

winding. The operational.principle of this type of
trans-

former has already been described, at least to a certain

extent, in other publications (Refs 1,2,3,4,5,6,7). The trans-

former is provided with 5 windings: two ganged primary windings,

usually with an equal number of turns, producing a magnetic

flux,
which finds its closed path across the -ap-between

the core and the
lateral yol:esj two ganged secondary windings,

which produce
parallel magnetic fluxes and which are

arranged concentrically to
the primary windin-cp the movable

shorteircuited winding is located
at the outside. Iff it is
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in almedium position, one half of
the ma!y-netic flux passes

On the Calculation of TransformexsWith a Movable SOV/105-519-3-16/27
Short-eirouited Winding
thr6ijh~ th6A oleic i6k6'~ -and Ahe other half1hrough the
UpPei-106-1- Thus bmVb-With an opposing phase are prodiined_
in the'i-iocaidiri windi.~gae The total secondary e'mf is at
arbitrary of the.movable winding e al to the
any
qu
sum ~6f` , the: emf,l s of th6: individual secondary rindin',s. If
they have. an:-equal num be rof turns, the total secondary emf
is zero, if the.-movable-winding is in its medium position.
~If this winding has be6n.removed to one of the end positions
_(downi-.for-exa~ple) th~' greater part of the magnetic:flux
pas ses-;through ~Ahe upper yoke and the total secondary-
varies 'accordingly. A,':4umber of assumptions have been -made
to. obtain foriulas sui~pd.for practical work* The calculation
-magnetizimg e0r~ent, and of. the iron losses a
of the: i
sented -an& th forr~' ai requir
re _e III ed--for this-purpose are
p
deduced.- The dtf" a and;'the currenti~, the short-circuit
and -investigated and the
oltage. Ahe- copper i. osses are
formulas r6quireid for:11he calculation are precented. The
choice of the ratio of parametors is studied and the per-
tinent procedure is advanced. Of particular importance is
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On the Calculation of TransformersWith a Movable
SOV/105-59-3-16/27
Short-circuited Winding
short-circuit voltage. The calculations were checked in
the calculation of a three-phase transformer with a power
of 100 kva according to the method presented. The results
differed only little from the experimental values. There
are 5 figures and 9 references, 5 of which are Soviet.
SUBMITTED: October 14, 1958
Card 3/3

BARNSHMN, ~.Ys,61 inzh.; POIaVANMKAU, K.V., inzh.
Ionic converters of decreased frequency. Vest. elektroprom.
33 no.10:1.1-15 0 1626 " (MM 15:9)
(Electric current converters~
(Frequency changers)
(Electric mahinery-Uternating e=ent)

BMSR=. U. i!,~j...-inth.
... I
Friquency convertei* without a d.c. Ila.
Elaktrctelftike 36 -1 '
noo6t3&.42 Js 165. (MIRA 18.t7)

'a-, ~'VV- 0", si ~ ~ -!.
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ACC NRt AP6002523 SOME CODEt UR/0286/65/000/023/0031/0031 I
AUTHORSt Ettinger, Ye. L.; Bernahtsyn,.I Ya
9P
ORG: none
TITLEs A noncontact switching do ClaBs 21, No. 176627
SOUMEt Byullatent izobrotenly i tovarafth zuakov, no. 23, 1965, 31
TOPIC TAGSi switching circuit, circuit relinbilit7
i ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a noncontaot switching
device for a
frequency converter using transistors. The transistors are
connected in an anti-
parallel or cross circuit. The device is made with semiconductor
triodes con-
trolled from current detectors. To simplify the circuit and to
increase its re-a
liabilityp the device is made in the form of a balanced trigger
with a dela3 r lin
connected to the output of the trigger. This delay line is made
with tran.8"stors.
The control of the trigger is provided by the current detectors
which are saturated!
ItraneformerB vith cores of zzterial vith a rectangular hysteresis
loop.
SUB COM I L 09/ , SUBM DATE t 2&ftr64
I
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UDC2 621,314,27*066663.

USSR / Human and Anipal Physiology (Normal and
Patholo- T
gical). Bloods Blood Pressure, Hypertonia
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur,;Biologiya) No 21, 1958, 97550
Author : Bernshteyna 1.
Inst :Rostov n/D Medical Institute
Title :Materials on the Question of Cortico-Visceral
Pathogenesis of Hypertension
Orig Pub: Tr. Otchetn. nauchn. konferentsii
(Rostovsk n/D
med. in-t) za 1956 grams Rostov-na-Donu, 1957,
381-383
Abstract: No abstract
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BMSHTEM, I.Z.; SIMAKOVA., V*S* (Roatov-na-Donu)
Cue of acute anthm in bronebial oarcomae Klinemede 3S~
ino*10:
n7-3.18 0 160 (HIRA. 13211)
1. 1z kafedry goopital!my terapdLi (Zav* - Prof. NoMe
Ivanov)
Rostorskogo moditsiuk0go Instituta (dir& - prof* P*P9
Kovalenko)
i 2-go terapevttaheakogo otdeleniya I-y Gorodskoy
bollmitsy
(glavny vraoh A.V& Goresbnyuk).
(MOCKI-Tomm) (ASTMU)

BERNSHTWN. Kh.B.,_insbaner.
Improving the design and the technolog7 of stamped
driving
chain production. Vast- mash- 36 n0-8:56-58 '56.
(MTARA 9:10)
1. Belorueekly laxotekhnicheskiy inBtitut imeni S.M.
Kirova,
(Chains)

BIRNSMTAYN
, _ ,.,dots.
Ways of economizing setal In producing plates of
stamped driving
chains. Sborensuch.truLDNI no,10040-W3 '57. (MERA 11:12)
(Ohains) -

BEMSHTEYV L kand.tekhn,.nsbk
=*'
Lunar energy in the service of mankind. Tekh- mol.
28 no. 3:32-33
160* (MMA 14t/+)
(Peace) (Tidal power)

13
USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-12
and Their Application
Silicates. Glass. Ceramics. Binders.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 31550
Author Syrkin Ya. M., Bernshteyn L.A., Kiseleva K.M.
Title Use of Vacuum Filters for Dehydration of Ceramic
Slips
Orig Pub: Steklo i keramika, 1956, No 10, 22-26
Abstract: Presentation of the results of laboratory and
semi-industrial scale experiments on filtration,
using a continuous operation filter, of ceramic
slips made from clays of Nokolayevskoye, Chasov-
Yarskoye and Artemovskoye deposits. It was
found that the output capacity of the filter
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USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-12
and Their Application
Silicates. Glass. Ceramics. Binders.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 31550
increases with increasing temperature of the
slip, increased vacuum and on addition of coag-
ulant in the form of CaO. Thus the output of a
vacuum filter on filtration of a slip of Chasov-
Yarskoye clay having the temperajure of 20 and
60c increased from b to 20 kg/cm":~ hour. on
preliminary drying of the clay, output of the
filter is lowered, depending on duration of the
drying. Thus on drying of Chasov-Yarskoye clay
for 360 and 729 seconds the output dropped from
18 to 12 kg/cm hour. It should be noted that
on addition of coagulant the moisture content
C ard 2A

USSR /themical Technology. Chemical Products 1-12
and Their Application
Silicates. Glass. Ceramics. Binders.
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur - Khimiya, No 9, 1957, 31550
prizing an after drying of "sukharl" on a
steam-heated drum drier.
C ard 4/4

NO, Inshener; YAM=, N.I., jushenor; GROMMISKIT, T&.Tu.,
Inst r#
Themm filters for the dehydration of slurry. Mment 22 n*66:
4.8 N-D 156. 10 2)
(Cownt Industries) (Filters and filtration)

BERNSHT h; DANYUSHEVSKIY, S.I., kand. tekhn.
nauk, naucbn. red.
[New developments in the technology of working
and
transporting raw materials in the cement
industry] No-
voe v tekbnologii pererabotki i
transportirovaniia syrtia
v toementnoi promyshlennosti. Moskvap
Stroiizdaty 1965.
191 P. (MIRA 18:6)

PSASE 1. BOOK MIPLOITATION SOV/2521
Bernishteyn,'Leonid Abramovich, aM Mikhail Borisovich Frenkelt
Grainulyatslya, tsamentnykb Wlyevykh amesey pri sukham i
mokrom*sposobakh
podgotoyki (Granulation of Raw Cement Mixesby
Dry-and-Wet-bocessing
Ke#Lods) Moscow, Gosstroyizdat,'1959- 98 p-9 2,200 copies
printed.
Ed. of Pub3ishing House: M.S% Tymtyunik; Tech. Ed*: T.M.
Prusakowa.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for eagimering and technical
personnel engaged
in cement production.
COVIME: The authors discuss ~he th4poretical and practical
aspects of the,
granulation of cement rav materials by dry and wet methods.
The concluding
section deals with quwUty control. A.F. Lebedev, A.M.
Vasillyev,
P.A. Rebinder., Academteian., B.V* Deryagin, A.M. Parfenov,
N.A. Nechiporenko,..
S.M. Meyerov, S.T. Rostovtsev, Ye.l. Khodorov, B.A. Petrov,
aad V,A. Nelidov
are mentioned for-their contributions'in the field. There- are
55-references:
52 Soviet, 2 German, and 1 ;LZ63iiho
L
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Granulation of "s~r Cement Mixes (cant.) SOV/2521
Introduction 3
PART 1. =U*ATION CF RAW ONMM* MM Vr DWI
KIMMOD 7
Ch. 1. Theoretical Principles of Granulation 7
Ch. 2. Granulation by the Dry Method 99
dh. 3- Characteristics of Boasting Granules in Furnaces of
Different
.Types 32
PART II. GRANULATION OF RAW MATERIALS PREPARED BY THE WET MEWOD
47
Ch. 4. Theoretical Principles of the Filtrition Process 48
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Granulation of Raw Cement Mimes (Cont.) SOV/2521
ell. 5. Physicochemical Basis for Intensification of the
Filtration
Process, 54
Cho 6o Filtration of the S1uM,,PmJ;v*riz&tion.of the Dr7
Residu Ie,
and Granulation of the Latter in the Wet Method of Preparing
Raw Materials ' 63
PART-331. PRWUCTION COMMOLI 92
Bibliograyhy 96
AVAILABLE: Library of, Congress
GO/Vp
card 3/3 10-29-59

IERNSHTEINO L.A.; GUSAROV9 A.D.
Hydraulic conveyi4 of slurry, made of plastic cement raw
material.
TSe*nt 28 no.1:16-18 Ja-F '62. (MIRA 160)
(Hydraulic conveying) (Cement)