SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BOGOYAVLENSKIY, G. P. - BOGOYAVLENSKIY, K. N.

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BOGOTAnANSXII,, Georgly Pavlurich
- [Throughout-our landl concise blbliograp~q on the
geograp)7 of the
U.S.S.R.] Pb nashel strane; kratkil ukazatell
literatury po
gookrafil. SSSR. Moskva. Geografgiz. 1954. 86 p. (MM
8:2)
(J31bliogr&pbV"4eogrmLp4)

BOGOYAVLM!SU,- G. 11. - FOMINA U.N., redak-tor;
XHOVANSKIY, I.P.,
'-'---ieWn-iche9-kfy-redaktor.
[Rue slan geographers and travellers, list of
recommended
literature] Rueskie geografy t putesbastvanniki;
rekomftda-
telonyi ukazatell literatury. Vatup.statlia.
naucbnaia imeni
V.I.Lenina, 1915. 118 p. (MIMA 8;11)
(Bighograpby-Axplorers)

MARUASHVILI. Levan Ioeifovioh; BOGU F., radaktor;
DOSHKWA,
ALWN
S.M., takhaicheskly redaktor --1
LVAkhushti 3agrationi, his predecessors and
contemporaries:
geographical works and travels] Vakhushti Bagrationi,
ego pred-
shestvenniki i sovremenniki; geograficheskie trudy i
puteshestviia.
Moskva, Goa. iz&-vo geogr. lit-ry, 1956. 135 P. (MLRA
9:9)
(Geographers, Georgian)
(Acplorers. Georgian)

DRIMLYUGO Valentin Valeatinovich; IMYAMJIXIYE G*Pq
redaktor; XOSHILIU,
S.M., tokhnicheBkiy redaktor
[Secret of vanished lands of the Arctic] Taina
ischatnuvahikh camel'
Arktiki. Moskva. Gos. izd-vo gacgr. lit-ry. 1956. 43
P. (KM 10:3)
(Arctic regions)

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 483
Dremlyug, Valentin Valentinovich
Tayna ischeznuvshikh zemel' Arktiki (Mystery of the Vanished
Lands
of the Arctic) Moscow, Geografgiz, 1956. 43 p. 59,QPD copies
printed.
Ed.: DolzripyavlonskiX, G. P.; Tech. Ed.: Kosheleva, S. M.;
Map Ed.: ~Golitsyn, A. V.
PURPOSE: The purpose of this booklet is.to inform the general
reader
about drifting islands.of the Arctic and to present a
theory of their origin and development.
COVERAGE: Navigators and scientists have long noticed the
existence in
the Arctic of islancts which after their discovery are either
never seen again or else found later in a different location
in the north polar region. Various theories have been
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Mystery of the Vanished Lands of the Arctic 483
advanced on the origin of these drifting islandsi According
to one
widely accepted theory, they are gigantic floating ice
islands origi-
nating in the vicinity of the Canidian Archipelago. They are
fragments
of fast ice broken off from the northern coasts of Ellesmere
Island
and drifting with the current along the.American and Siberian
coasts
towards the Greenland Sea. N.N. Zubov bblieves that the drift
of the
islands is related to atmospheric pressures, He shows'that
the ,
islands follow the isobars so that in the northern hemisphere
the
area of increased pressure is to the right and the area of
decreased
pressure to the left of thb lifie of drift. The rate of drift
is
inversely proportional to the-distance between the'isobars.
Exploration in the Arctic, with emphasis'on Russian
participation,
is described and a fairly detailed account is given of the
discovery,
make,up, and location of some of the larger and better known
islands, such as '%~mlya Sannikova", and "Zemlya Andreyeva" in
the East Siberian Sea, which the author says are most probably
very old giant ice.pqcki formed in shallow regions of'the East
Siberian Sea.' drifting frorh time to time due to the
disruptive
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Mystery of the Vani shed Lands of the Arctic 483
influence of relatively warm Summer currents on the submerged
portion of the ice. Among other,islands mentioned are "Zemlya
Polyarnikov", "Zemli Tak'Puka" and 110strov Krestyanka.11 other
Soviet
scientists who have cont;ibuted to this field are: B.F. Burkhanov,
P.A. Gordiyenko, V.D. Dibner, Yu. Shokal'skiyV D. Karelin,
V. Buynitskiy, and P.A. Kropotkin. The text is illustrated with maps
and cross sections of some of the islands. There are 13 references,
-12 Soviet and I English.
TABLE OF
CONTENTS:
Introduction 3
Ch. 1. Mystery Islands in the Arctic 7
Ch. II. Drifting "Ice Islands" 22
Ch. III. "Ice Islands" of-the East Siberian Sea. 36
Bibliography 45
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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8-13-58

.=YAIU SK F. rodaktor; NOGINA, N.I.,
IXONOV, Nikolay Ivanovich;,,j am--
takhnicheskiy redaktor
(Potr Petrovich Somenov Tian-Shanskii; on the centenary of
the first journey into Tian Shan in 1856-18571 Patr
~atrovidb
Samenov Tian-Shanskli; k stoletiiu pervogo piiteshestviia
v
Tian'-Shan' v 1856-1837 gg. Moskva, Goo. isd*vo geogr.
lit-ry, 1957. 46 p. (mw io:4)
(Samemov-Tian-Shanskii. Petr Petrovich, 1827-igi4)

SOGOYAVIMMY, G,P,; RODIONDTA# 2919, rode'; SHCHIPTIM,
T&Ae, takhn, red.
I -Yn~ k. -,~-
~ zs;f-
Geography of the U.S.�.I.: an_amotated bibllogmpby for
teachers]
Geograffta SSSR; immoAlrovannyi ukazatell literatui7
vp-am o.sbahl ,
uchitellue itookwao' Goo. uchebuo-pedagog. izd-vo K-va
iroev. RSI'--R
1957. 167 Pe' (Bibliagmby-Geography) (Km iuao)

L E N (S K
Ivan ivanovich, profe Lin or; -iW=ff1;1NSTIY. G.P., redBktor;
NOGIIIA. K. I* 'tekhnichaskiy
LIn the Swiss Alps. Between the Nile and the Red Seej v
Shveltaa-
skikh Allpakh, Mezhdu Niloa i Krasnym mores. Moskva,
Goo.izd-vo
geogr.lit-ry, 1957. 276 p. (XLRA 10:7)
(Switserland-Demoription and travel)
(IMt-Description and travel)
(Sudau--Description anti travel)

BOGOYAV . 4-R.: GRIN. X.7.: NEDOSEKIN, D.V.;
KUZNRTSOV, N.S.,
red.kart; GLRYKH, D.A., tekhn.red.
(The earth and its people; a geographical calendar
for 19581
Zemlia i liudi; geograficheskii kalendarl 1958.
Xoskva,
Geografgiz, 1957. 290 p. (XBU 11: 1)
(Geography)

I . 6,
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOrATION 262
--Akademiya nail B33R. InstItut ekonomild.
Belorujiskaya SW (The Belorussian SBR) Mookow, Geogriftizp
195T. 486 p. 5,ooo
copies printed.
SPONSORING
AGMM: Akademiya nauk Belorusekoy 88R. Institut, ekonaniki.
RESP. ED$.': Kovale~skiy, G. T.,Mertinkevich, F. S.: Kuzlmina,
N. G.,
BogoyavlenBkiy, 0. P.; Tech. Ed.: Nogina, N. I.; Map Ed.:
Chentsova, V. A.
PURPOSE: The book is intended for geography teachers and
university students;
it is also recommended to employees of Soviet planning
organizations.
COURAGE: The book is divided into a general description and a
survey by oblasts.
The first part gives the historical background, a geographic
descrip-
tion and six economic survey of the rep0lic; the second part
deals
with each' of the'seven Belorussian oblasts. The author makes
reference
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The Belorussian SSR (Cont.)
262
to the destruction inflicted by World War II and he states
that in 1940
Belorussia had.a population of 9,200,,000 whereas to* its
population'is
on3,v 8,ooo,ooo.' phe author does,npt account for
the.cession of the
Bia4stok tegi6a. Flax is the main technical crop of
BelorusIsia and the
republic boasts of a well-developed linen indhatry. Potgto
cultivation
and the along with-pig breeding follow in im-
industrial use of potatoes',
portance In the Belorussian nati ona] econaW. The main
manufacturing In-
dustries are in ordercof their Importance by ruble value:
the food-
processing industries,, light industries) the
metalworlting and machine-
building industries,,including motor vehicles. Four-fifths
of Belorussian
manufacturing is carried on An four original Soviet
oblasts (Minakaya,
Vitebskaya, Mogilevskaya, and Gomellskiya.). Local-power
stations are
predominantly J?eat-lhurning stations and me supplied from
nj=erous peat
bogs, . Peat Is'the 00y domestic fuel In addition to wood.
Over T,000,000
metric tons of peat were mined in 1955. Coal and oil are
imported. The
develolment of electric power facilities is treated to a
considerable
extent but capacities of the power plants are seldom
mentioned. The peat-
burning Belorueskaya,GFM im. Stalina is'the.19xgest of the
plants.
Considerable attention is paid to industrial enterprises
of all-Union
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The Belorussian SSR (cont.)
262
sigaificanceo e.g.; the Minak Tractor Plant and the Minsk
Motortruck Works.
The Motortruck Works is the only producer of 25-ton dump
trucks for the Soviet
market. The Tractor Works makes 3.1 percent of Soviet
tractors including the
Belarus' type, a wheel tractor. The machine-tool plants of
Belorussia build
one-twelth of all Soviet machine tools. Only the "KiroV' and
"VoronailomM
plants at Minsk are specifically mentioned. There are
altogether 6 machine-
tool plants in operation and one more plant is under
construction. Two other
plants of all-Unlon importance a" discussed, both of them in
Minsk: a
tractor plant and a motorcycle plant. The latter
manufactures 10 percent
of all Soviet motorcycles an& 16 percent of all Soviet
bicycles. Several
pla4s making electric equipment are also mentioned
but.little information
Is given concerning equipment. Only seven photographs are
related to
BeloruSSian industries. these show:1) aninside view of a
tractor- assembly
sho"p, 2) a 40-ton trailer built at the Minsk Motortruck
'Jorkso 3) a general
viev of the Osipovichi Hydroelectric Power station., 4) the
Rechitsa Furniture
Combine in Gamel'skaya, Oblasts., 5) a C13nk r kiln at
the'Krichet Cement Plant,
6) an inside view of the Minsk Worsted Tektiles combine, 7)
inside viev of the
Vitebek,Rug and Velvet Combine. There are 100 photographs,
30 maps, 10 tables,
and 200 Soviet references.
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The Belorussian SSR (C6nt.) ~62
TABIX OF CONTENTS
Foreward
General Survey
Territory and Geographical Situation
Natural Condition and Resources
TOM"I*y
Minerals
ClimAte
Riyers and lak--
8Oil
Flora
Pat"
Developkent of the National EconmW
3
5
5
7
8
14
26
24
29
31
39
44
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The Belorussian SSR (Coat.)
Population and Culture
Economic conditions
TnA32 trios
Agricultum and animal husbandry
Transportation
Reglonal Sur"y
1
The Oblasts of Belorussia; Interior EconmicMdts
Minskays Oblast,
MogLU"ka" Obl"t
Vitebskaya Oblast
Molodechaeuckmqu Qblast
262
71
99
106
144
188
201
201
204
268
3o6
339
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The Belorussian SSR (Cont.)
262
Grodnenek4a Oblast 367
Gamellskays. Oblast 400
Brestskaya, Oblast 431
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GC/gmp
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[The earth and its people; a geographical calendar for
19591
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i~
BOGOYAVLMISKIY,-G.P.-, DWAYNT, T.N.; NEDOSEKIN, D.Y.;
DAHIWYA, N.A..
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j~(xwrAvmsur, Georgy pavlovich; MMWEMff, I.A. , red.;
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[Annotated bibliography on the geography of foreign
countries;
textbook for teachers] Ann tirovannyi ukazatell
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geografil sarubashnykh stran; posobie dlia uchitelei,
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G.N., red.-sostqvitell
kart; BELMIKIY, A.B., kand.istor.nauki nauchny7 redi.;
GM.,M.F..
kand,ekonom.nsuk, nauchnyy red.; TA Iff, I.M.,
kand.geograf.wakp
nauohnyy red.; SAMSMHKO, LeVe, nauolmyy red.; FRADKIN,
H,G.,
kand.geograf.nauk, nanchnyy red.; BILICHINKO, R.K.,
mladshiy
red.; VILENSLATA, B.N., tekhn.red.
[The land and the people; the 1961 geographical
calendar] Zemlis
i liudi-, geografichookil kalender' 1961. Hookva,
Izd-vo geogr.
lit-ry, 196o. 26z p. [_New Construction projeots,
1959-19651
color map* Appendix to "Umlis i liudig" the 1961
geographical
calendarj .. Yovostroiki semiletki, 1959-1965;
tavetnais karta.
Priloghanis k geografichankamu kalendariu "Remlle 1
lludi" na
1961 g. (MIRA 14:1)
(Geography) (Russia--Industries-Maps)

BOGOYAVLENatML,-"...-~-ffIKHC14IRUV, Y.N.;-Prinimala
uchastiye NEDOSEKINA..
D.V.; BELENIKIYj A.B.,v kando istorich, nauk, nauchnyy
red.;
GRIN, M.F... kand. ekonom. naukt nauchrWy red.;
ZABELIN, I.M.,
kand. geogr. nauk, nauchnyy red.; SAMSDIIEVKO, L.V..,
nauchnyy
red.; FRADKI21, N.G.,, kand. geogr. nauk;
MALICHEVSKIY, G.N...
red. kart; BELICHMO, R.K.p m2adshiy red.; VILENSKAYA,
E.K.p
tekhn. red.
[Land and people-, geographical calendar for
1962]Zemlia i liudi;
geograficheskii kalendarl 1962. Moskva., Gos.izd-vo
geogr. lit-
ry., 1961. 253 P. - (Afrlbap 1951 and 1961; colored
maps.
9upplement] Afrika 1951 1 1961 gody; tuvetnye karty.
Prilo-henie.
(141RA 15:2)
(Geography) (Afrioa-Maps)
"WW

BOGOYAVLFMKIII G.P,
Review of operations of the Committee on the Geography
of Moscow
and Nbscow Province.. 191+9-1959. Vopegeog. no.5la94-197
161o
(K= 3.4 16)
Obscow Proviuoo-4oograpby)

BOGOYAVLENSKIY. G.P - TIKHOMIIDV, VA; Prinimali
uchaniye: SHISHKIN,
I.B.; MALICHEVSKIY, G.N.; GALITSKIY, V.A.; BELENIKIY,
A.B., kand.
ist. nauk,, nauchnyy red.; GRIN, M.F., kand. ekon.
naukq nauchnyy
red.; ZABELIN, I.M., kand. geogr. nauk; SAMSONENKO,
L.V., nauchnyy
red. FRADKIN, N.G., kand. geogr. nauk, nauchnyy red.;
BELICHENKO,
R.K., m1adshly red,,- VILENSKAYA, E.N., tekhn. red.
[The. land and peoplej geographical calendar for
196"AlZemlia i lixtdi;
geograficheakii kalendarl 1963. Moskva, Goografgiz,
1962. 303 p.
(MIRA 16s2)
(Geography-Yearbooka)

BOGOYAVLE ETY rlmrgiy-jay
NS IQ-YiQb,,*RODIONOVA, F.A., red.; KORNEYEVA,
, V.I., tekhn. red.
(Physical geography; bibliographical aid for
teachers] Fizi-
cheskais. geografiia; bibliogrAficheakoe posobie
dlia uchite-
lei. Moskva, Uchpedgiz, 1963. 207 p. (MIRA 16-.6)
(Bibliography-Physical geography)

BOGOYAVLENSKIY, G.P.
--
"History of Russian geographical discoveries" by
L.S.Berg.
Reviewed by G.F.Bogoiavlenakii. Vest. AN SSSR 33 no.9:
102-103 S 163. (NIRk 16:9)
(Discoveries (In geography)-Russian)
(Berg, L.S.)

,j_.,,SHISHKIN, I.B.; Prinimal uchastiye GALITSK ,
BOGOYAVLFIISKIY. Gi~., 1y
ICHEVSKIY, G.N., rod.-soutavitoll kart; DELFNIKIY,
A.B.0 kand. ist. nauko naucbn. red.; GRD4, F-F.,
kand. ekon.
nauk, nauchn. red.; ZABELTN, I.M.p kand.geogr.
nauk, nauchn.
red.; SAMSONENKO, L.V.p nauchn..red.; FRADKIN,
N.G.# kand.
geogr. nauk.. nauchn. rod.; BMICHENKO, R.K., mInd.
red.;
KIRIYANOVA, Z.V.v sled. red.; VILENSUYA, E.N.,
tek-hn. red.
(Land uid people; geographical calendar for 19641
Zemlia i
liudi; geograficheskii kalendarl 1964. Moskva,
Gos.izd-vo
geogr. lit-ry, 1963. 302 p. (MIRA 17:2)

BOGOYAVLENSKIY.. G.P.
What can a geograpby course contribute to the
aesthetic
training of studente. Geog. v shkole 26 no.5:33-40
S-0 163,
(MIRA 16;11)

,BOGOYAVLENSKIYj G.P.: SHSHKIN, T.B.; GALITSKIY,
V.A.; BELENIKIY,
i.A kin~dst. naul-, nauchn. red.; GRIN, M.F.,,
kand.
ekon. nauk, nauchn. red.; ZABELIN, I.M., kand.
geogr.
nauks nauchn. red.; LAPPO, G.M.p kand, geogre
naukq
nauchn. red.; SWISONENKO, L.V. red.; FRADKIN,
N.G., kand.
geogr. nauk., naucbn. red.j KIRIYANOVA, Z.V...
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Moskvao
Mysll,, 1964. 303 p. (MIRA 18:1)

BOGOUTLIXMT, 1,B,; GRIGORIM, T,I,; RUDMO, Me; DOLDOPOLDV, D.G,
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BOGOYAW30KIY, 1. F.
USSR/Medicine - Roentgenology
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Authors Bogoyavlenskiy, 1. F., Leningrad
Title An exDeriment on laminar X-ray investigation on acute
interstitial
pneumonia
Periodical Vest Rentgen i Radiol 1, 8-14, 1954
Abstract Describes a method of tomographic investigation consisting
of taking
successive X-rays of layers of tissue. The results of the
investigation
indicate that the anatomical pathological substrata of acute
interstitial
pneumonia is a disease consisting of the inflammation of all layers
of
bronchial wall and the vascular wall. Acute interstitial pneumonia
is
the beginning phase of chronic interstitial pneumonia in many cases.
Two references; both USSR. Seven photographs (X-rays).
Institution :
Submitted : Presented at the,17th scientific session of the
Arkhangellsk Medical
Institutrz May 24, 1952.

BOGOYAVLENSKIY, I.F.
The Methodology of Intrathoracic Administration of
penicillin,and other Medicines
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(MLRA 9:1)
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KRYLOV, A.As,kapitan -maditainekoy sluzhby; BOGOYAVLNNSKIY,
I.F.,mayor
meditainskoy slu2hby
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BOGOYAVI KIT, I.F,
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,v . k
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-,Mi.
-- - WOO WON W~ 'elo
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BLOOD PROTRINS)
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B,N.;
POLOZMSTSBV, S.D.
Pkthogenic and clinical significance of quantitative and
qualitative
changes of proteins in the blood serum in peptic ulcer.
Terap.arkh.
31 no.12:16-21 D 159. (MIRA 13:4)
1, Is kafedry fakulltatakoy terapil 36.2 (nachallnik
-prof, I.T.
Teploy [deceased]) Voyenno-maditainskoy ordena Lenin&
akadewil Imeni
S.M. 11rova.
(PVTIC ULCIM blood)
(BLOOD PROnINS)

BOGWVMSKIY9 A.F.;.BQQQjLUMSKIY, I-F-; BOGOYAVLENSKIYV
V.F.j
RACHMMA9 L.S.
Aroblem of lapplication.in radiotherapyo Med.rad. 5
no.3147-61
160o (R&DIOTHMU") (MIRA 13:12)

-.B-OGCIfAVIZNSKIY, I.F.
Z--
Structural changeo in the navicular bone in trauma
and their effect
on: the function of the hand. Ortop. travm. i protez.
21 no. 10:31-
35 160. (MIRA 14:1)
(14RIST-WOUNDS AND INJURIES) (HAND)

-BOGOYAVLENS M , I.F.
Fractures of the body of the navioular bone of the hand
(forms
1 .9
diagnosis, therapy). Khirurgiia no.9345-51 161. (MIRA
15:5)
1. Iz kafedr klinicheskoy anatomii i operativnoy
khirurgii (zav. -
prof* A.P. Nadela), rentgenologii i radiologii (zav. -
prof.
Sh#I* Abramov) Gosudarstvennogo instituta dlya
usovershenstvo-
vaniya vracheyj ortopedil i travmatologii (nach. prof.
I.L.
Krupko),revtgenologii i radiologii (i. o. nach. prof. V.S.
Vakhtell) oyerto-meditsinskoy ordena lAnina akademii imeni
S.M. Kirova.
(WRIST-FFA CTURE)

KRYLOV, A.A.; DOGOYAVLENSKIYp I.F. (Petorzavodsk)
Some features of the fluctuation of the blood serm. protein
level
in peptic ulcer and their significance in clinical treatment.
Zd-av.
Turk, 5-no.6:14-19 N-D 161. (MIRA 15:2)
ULMR) (BLOOD
I
PROTEINS)
(PEPTIG

BOGOYAVLENSKIY, A.F.; BOGOYAVlENSKIY, V.F.;
BOGOYAVLENSKIY, I.F.; MATYAZH, N.K.;
RACIIEVSKAYA , L*S. -1- ~, - , ~ I ~ I ..
Radiobiological effect of the action of irradiation on
micro-
organisms irradiated by a radioactive anodic A1203 film
Radio-
biologiia 4 no-4:640-642 164. ~MIRA 17:11)
1. Kazanskly aviatsionnyy institut, Kazan-kiy
gosudarstvennyy medi-
tsinskiy institut i Blagoveshchenskiy-na-Amire
gosudarstvannyy me-
ditainskijr institut.

Vz- J, V.
AUTHORS: Bogoyavlenskiy,I.V., Grigorlyev, V.N., Rudenko,K.S.,
56-3-5/59
ov
volgopo~
TITLE: Modification of the Mercury Isotope Composition in the
-~'leotric
Field of a Constant Current. (Izmeneniye izotopicheskogo sostava
rtuti v elektrioheskom pole postoyannogo toka)
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal Eksperim.i Teoret.Fiziki, 1957, Vol. 33, Nr
3, PP. 581-587
(USSR)
ABSTRACTt In a capillary the dependence in the isotopic
bomposition of liquid
Bg on the time needed for the passage of a constant current at 41
-+
+ 20G and -10 + 30C is investigated. The time of current passage
va-
7ied from a mi-nimum of 34o h to a maximum of 18oo h.
Further , the concentration of isotopes along the electric field
and the dependence of isotope composition at the cathode upon the
amounts 9f the applied voltage were investigated.
The following was found for the ion mobility zn~-41-3
0
T in 0 M/,d M
45 1,1.1o-3 0:73-lo-1
115 1,3,10-3 0 86.1o-1
There are 5 figures, 1 table and 4 Slavic references.
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ATITHORSt Bereznyak, N. G., Bogoyavlenskiy, I. V., Yesel'son,
B. W.
TITLEi The curves representing the onset of solidification of
helium
isotope solutions
PERIODICAL: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheskoy
fiziki,,v. 43s
no. 501), 1962, 1981-1982
TEXT; The method of thermal analysis was used to establish a
correlation
between the solidification pressure and the composition of the
liquid phase
in order to draw the diagram for the equilibrium between the
solid and the
3 4
liquid phase of solutions of He in He . The temperature and
pressure at
which the solutions of He3 in He4 begin to*solidify (10.3;
24.1; 53.0'and
76.4%)He3) can be det4rmined from the salient points*of the
curve
representing the time dependence on temperature and pressure.
A resistance
thermometer was used to measure the temperature OfL the
calorimeter, whilst
the pressure inside the latter wan determined from the elastic
deformation
of the calorimeter wall, using'a strain gauge. Between 1.5 and
4.20K, the
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The curves re-presentinge.. 'I
SV056/62/043/005/056/058
B12.5/B104
Dressure at the bezinning of liauefaction increas~espas the
vortion of He3
increases in the solution (Fi-g~ 1). The dependenca,of the
solidification
pressure on the He3 portion in.the solution is cqnstructed from
these data
at various temperatures The shape of the-isotherms, and the good
agreement with the results obtained by blocking the capillary
tubes, are
indicative of a narrow "demixing region" in the above-mentioned
equilibrium
diagram. The present results agree satisfactorily with recent
data obtained
for the temperature range from 1.0 to 2.10K. The point at which
solutions
of He3 in He4 cease to solidi'fy is now being determined. There
are 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-tekhnicheakiy institut Akademii nauk
Ukrainskoy SSR
(Physicotechnical Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the
Ukrainskaya SSR)
SUBMITTED: September 12, 1962
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Fig. 21 The dv-~er.eence of the
SOlidifiCLtiOri prei;~-.ure of helium
isotopc 3olvtion.,; in thL
co;r.position ci' ti;v ~A'Auid phaoe-
(0) the rv8ult3 of tl,e prusvnt
work; (0) tLu rootult~; oictaint;d by
the method of blackinC of the
capillary tubes; (") data
obtained by Grilly arid N'I*l'ls
for _-ure ,,-3
Legend: 1 11, atm, 2) percentage
of He3,
W
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_14Val YESEL I SON.
BEREZNYAKI N.G.; ~090 VLEN~!jj,,,,,
.jA B.N.
Equilibrium diagram for the liquid - crystal system
He3 _ He 4.
Zhur. eksp. i teor. fizo 45 no,3:486-495 S ~63. (KMA
16t1O)
1. Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut, AN Ukrainakoy-SBR.
(Helium isotopes-Thermodynamic properties)

AtCESSION NR% AP4043620 S/0056/64/047/002/0480/0483
AUTHORS; B avlenskiy, 1. V.; Bereznyak, N. G.; Yesel'son, B. N.
TITLE: Measurement of the liquid-crystal equilibrium diagram of
helium isotope solutions
SOURCE: Zh. eksper. i teor. fiz.0 V. 47, no. 2, 1964, 480-483
,TOPIC TAGS: liqu id helium system, binary phase diagrazn,
polymor-
phism, solid phase, liquid phase
ABSTRAM. Continuing earlier work (ZhETF, v. 45, 486, 1963) on the
determination of the liquid-solid diagrams of state of the isotope
system He3-He4, the authors measured the curves of the start and
end of solidification of solutions with molar concentration 53.6
land 76.5% He3 and determined the width of the stratification
region
.over the entire concentration interval,. The temperature range
,covered was 1'.4--4.OK. The coordinates of the triple points,
con-
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.nected with the polymorphic transition into the solid
phase, were
,also determined for the investigated solutions. The
equilibrium
,diagram between the solid and liquid phase of the system
was con-
structed and was found to be of the peritectic typb in the
pressure
1range from 50 to 140 atm. "Wethank B. G. Lazarev for
interest in
.the work and I. A. Shapoval for help with tbelmeasurements,
corre-
'sponding member AN SSSR N. Ye. Alekseyevskiy for providing
th~ op-
.portunity to carry out the mass-spectrometric analysis, and
A. V.
;Dubrovin for participating in these measurements." Orig.
art. has:
:2 figures and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Fiziko-tekhnicheskiy institut Akademii nauk SSSR
(Physicotechnical Institute, Academy of Sciences UkrSSR)
SUBMITTED: 2lMar64
ENCLI 00
SUB CODE: GP, TD NR REP SOV: 003 OTHER.- 003-
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,BOGOYMITENSKIY, 1.V. [Bohoiavlenslkyi, 1,,V.]-,
BPREIMAK, N.C.
(E6'r-e'-zniak$ II.F.)
Establishment of concentration equilibrium in tho
crystaMi--ation
of solutions of helium isotopes. Ukr.fiz.?,I,.ur. 10
no.12~
1376-1377 D 165. (PTRA 19~11)
1. Fiziko-tekhnicheskAy institut AN Vkr5SR, Kharikov.
Submitted September 6p 1965.

ACC NRt APb014022 SOURCE CODE: UR/005b/bb/O50/OO4/Ob53/O0,c
4/,C~
AUTHOR: Bereznyak, N. G.;,B2goypy~epskin
OIRG: Physicotechnical Institute, Acadeqr of Scienc es 4
Ukrainian GSR (Fiziko-
tekhnichesO7 instRut) AkadeRFa nauk Ukrainskoy SSR)
TITLE; Visual observation of the solidification of helilAotope
so utions
SOURCE: Zhurnal eksperimentallnoy i teoreticheakoy fiziki) v, W,
noN, 1966,
853-855
TOPIC TAGS: liquid helium, freezing, crystallization
ABSTRACT: In view of the fact that the results of numerous
recent experiments with
3 4
solutions of He in He have suggested that the crystallization of
the solutions of
isotopes should differ in its mechanism from the known simple
mechanism for the so-
lidificatioa of pure He', the authors have carried out direct
experiments which per-
mitted visual observation of the solidification of solution with
25.6% He3. The ex-
periments were made in a glass ampoule (45 mm long and 8 mm in
dia.), in which the
crystallization was effected at constant volume. Depending on
the relation between
the pressure and temperature, the solidification was into a
phase with hexagonal cl,%s~'
packed structure (bcc)y solidification with transition of the
hcc structure into a i
body-centered cubic structure (bcc)p followed with separation of
bcc crystals, and m
solidification into bcc crystals directly. In all cases the
crystallization mechan.iE-7-
was different from that of pure W-in that the latter was
initiated by solidifeatic-ni
rnra

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of a transparent solid layer on the walls of the ampoule) which
grew into a Solid
transparent crystal, whereas in the case of the solution the
solidification began in
the form of frost and minute crystals precipitating in a liquid.
The results are
interpreted from the point of view of the possibility of
simultaneous exisk%I-ence of
the liquid and solid phases in the form of a homogeneous
mixtivre. The authors thanjk
Academician of AN UkrSSR B. G. IAzarev and Professor V. S. Kogan
for a useful discus-
sion of the work. Orig. art. has: 2 figures.
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2/21-D

C/ Ze :54" ~/ A
AUTHORS: Stepanenko, M.A. Soldatenko,
and Bo oyavl idyl JE--A
TITIB: X-ray Analysis of Pitch Cokes
analiz pekovykh koksov)
68-58-2-5/21
Ye.M., Matusyak, N.I.
(Rentgenostrukturnyy
PERIODICAL: Koks i Khimiya, 1958, Nr 21 PP 31 - 35 (USSR)
.ABSTRACT: Results of X-ray structural investigations of pitch
cokes from Zaporozhe, Khanzhenskovsk and Kemerovsk Coke Oven
Works are described. In the evaluation of pitch coke as a
raw material for the electrode industry, the most important is
not so much its initial characteristics, but the dynamics of
changes of the individual indices on thermal treatment and in
particular the ability to increase the density. Therefore,
not only initial samples were studied, but also samples which
were submitted to ignition and graphitisation in industrial
furnaces of the Dneprovsk Electrode Works. In addition to
parameters of X-ray structural analysis, as indices character-
ising the coke substance and its structure, the chemical
composition, specific gravity and specific electrical conduc-
tivity were determined. Copper radiation with a nickel filter
was used for X-ray powder photographs. As a criterion of the
degree of order, the sizes of "packets" along c and a axis
Card INve taken, i.e. the width of interference bands (002)
and (10

- X-ray Analysis of Pitcb Cokes 68-58-2-5/21
The results obtained are assembled in the table.
There are 2 figures, 1 table and 7 Soviet references.
ASSOCIATION: MIN
AVAILABLB -. Library of Congress
Card 2/2 1. Coke - Properties 2. Coke - Structural analysis
3. Coke - X-ray analysis 4. X-rays - Applicationd

SOV/68-58-12-8/25
AUTHOR: Tsynovnikov, A.S., Shemeryankin, B.V., Shvarts,
S.A.
and Bogoyavlenskiy, X.A.
TITLE; The -Dife-r-m-i-na-t-i-o-n--o-r--S-ize Analysis of
Coke on Screens
with Square and Round Mesh (0predelenlye sitovogo
sostava koksa na sitakh s kvadratnymi i kruglymi
otverstiyami)
PERIODICAL: Koks i Khimiya. 1958, Nr 12, pp 25-28 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The relationship between the size analysis of
coke on
screens with square and round mesh, namely the ratio of
D : 8 (diameter of square mesh to diameter of round mesh)
for cokes of various origin was investigated. The
experimental results are shown in figs 17 2, and Tables
17 2. Coefficients (K) for recalculating size
distribution from screens with round mesh to screens
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The Determination of Size Analysis of Coke on Screens
with Square
and Round Mesh
with square mesh for various types of coke are given in
Table 3 and mesh sizes for round and square mesh screens
for various size fractions in Table
There are 1+ tables and 2 figures.
ASSOCIATIONS: VUKhIN and UKhIN
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18 (7)

AUTHORSt
Bogoyavlonakly, K. A.p Soldatenko,
SOV/32-25-5-14/56

TITLEe
Quantitative Determination of the
Content of Cyclic

Polymerized Carbon in Coke
(Kolichestvennoye opredeleniye

soderzhaniya v kokse
taiklicheski polimerizovannogo ugleroda)
PERIODICLL:
Zavodakaya Laboratoriya, 1959, Vol 25,Nr 51 pp 562~-564
(USSR)
ABSTRACT:
It is shown that by the evaluation of the
integral intensity

of individual maxima in photometric
recording curves of

roentgenograms an approximately
quantitative determination

of the content of well structured
carbon may be carried out

in high-carbonized compounds. The
roentgenograr (R) of a coke

actually represents the sum of
some (R) - 1. The (R) of the

completely disordered
substance, 2. The (R),of the

dimetrically ordered lattice of
the graphite~tYpe, 3. The

(R) of "blocks" which consist of
some parallel lattices. The

maximum (002) in present in all
(R) carbonized compounds,

and is especially strongly marked
in coke, for which reason

the evaluation takes place
according to this maximum in the

present case. The method
was applied, that had been worked
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out on the basis
of phase analysis by the admixture of a

Quantitative Determination of the Content of Cyclic
SOV/32-25-5-14/56
Polymerized Carbon in Coke
standard sample. Sodium fluoride served as standard sample.
The calibration curves were plotted according to a mixture of
Acheson graphite with NaF (Fig 2). The (R) were taken on an
instrument VHIIO-5 (electron tube construction according to
Dudavakiy and Chuprinin) and measured on the miarophotometer
UP-2. Mixing of the sample with NaP must be made very
carefully,
under certain conditions, as otherwise deviations may occur
with different samples of the same composition. The integral
density of blackening was determined as a surface lying
between the curve of the maximum and the background line
(Fig 1 photometric recording curve of (R) of a coke mixture
of the Zaporozhlskiy koksokhimichoskiy zavod (Zaporozhlye
Coke Chemical Factory)). Results obtained from
roentgenographic investigations of this type show that, for
example, metallurgical coke types of the Donbass Factories
differ in their fine structure, in which connection a
considerable
difference may be observed in the content of structured carbon.
There are 2 figures, 2 tables, and I reference.
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Quantitative Determination of ther Content of Cyclic
SOY/32-25-5-14/56
Polymerized Carbon in Coke
ASSOCIATION: Ukrainskiy nauchno-isaledovatellskiy
uglekhimicheskiy
institut (Ukraine Scientific Research Institute of Coal
Chemistry)
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BOGOTAVLENSKIY. I.A.
Mechanical properties
khim. no-11-OU-32 160.
of coke of different size categories, KAB i
(MIRA 13:11)
1. Ukrainskiy uglekbimicheskly institute
(Coke)

VOIDSHINIP A.I.; BOGOYAVLENSKIY, K.A.; AKHTYRCBMO,
A.M.; TURIK, I.A.4
ZHIDKO, A.-g-.,- LYALYUK, V.Sq GABAT, L.I.;
OROPRIYENKO, V.P.; -
STARSHINOVY B.N.; B&BIY, A.A.; SAVELOV) N.I.;
Prinimali
uchastiye.- TORYANIK, E.I.; VASILIYEV, Yu,'S.;
SREMELI, T.i.;
SENYUTA,, V.I.; BONDARMO, I.P.;'AYSTISIAVSKIY, D.M.;
ANDRIANOV, Ye.G.; SERGEYEV, G.N.; ZAMAKHOVSKIYY M~A.;
LYUKINSON, M.O.; IVONIN, V.K,; TSDIBAL) G,L; SENIKO)
Me.;
KONAREVA N.V.; SOLODKIY
Y S Yu.L.; LUKASHOV, G.Ge; TARA301,, D.A.;
GORBANEV., U.S.; SUPRUN., I.Ye.; TIKHOMIROV, Ye.I:;
KOKO1ftKQ, P.A.;.
PROKOPOV, V.N.; GULYGA, D.V.f PLISKANOVSKIY, S.T ;
FONOMMA, K.70.
Effect of the length of coking on coke quality and
the performance
of blast furnaces. Koks i khim. no.l212W2 !61.
(14IRA J~~:2)
1. UkrainsUy uglekbimicheskiy institut (for Voloohin,
Bogoyavlenakiy.. Akhtyrcbenko,.-Turik, Zbidkop
Lyalyuk, Toryanik,,
Vasillyev, Shemelf), 2, Zhdanovskiy koksoiddbicheskiy
zavod
(for Ghbay, Senyuta~ Bondarenkov Amstiolavskiy, "
,nov.,
Sergeyev, Zamakhovskiyp Lyukimson, Ivoninp
TSimbiL-1). 3. Urallskiy
nauchno-losledovatel'skiy institut chernykh wtallov
(for
OnopriyeAko., Starshinov.._Babi3f, Sezi"kor KonareV&,
Soloclkiy).
4. Zavod "Azovstall" (for SaveloT, Lukashov,
Tarasov., Gorbanev.,
Suprunp Tikhomirovs Kononenko, Prokopov, Gulyga,,
Pliskanovskiyp
Ponorareva).
Coke):
Blast furnaces)
~

BOGOYAVLENSM?I. A.J, inah,
... ...
Specific features oUnnsteady beat exchange in
stopes of deep
mines. Izv, vys& ucbebe zavel' gor, shure
no.9t85-91 161.
(MIM 15110)
1. Kharlkovskiy gormy institut. Rekomendovana
kafedroy rud-
nialmoy venti3yatsii.
(He&t-Transmiosion) (Mine ventilAtion)

BOGOYAVLF,NSKIY K A - Frinimal nchistIya SOLDATENYO,
Ye.M.
--- - --n*-~- -It~
Effect of the sacondary proo issing on the structure
of the
metallurgical coke. Kok-a 1, khl-,Q~ no.8:23-27 162.
(MIRA 1712)
1. M-rftiyiskiy uglakhimicheskiy institut.

VOLOSHINI A.I.; SKLYAR, M.G.; BOGOYAVLENSKIY, K.A.
Mechanical strength of coke and methods for its
evaluatign. Koko
i khim. no.9t29-33 163. (KRA 160)
1. Ukrainskiy uglekhimichaskiy institut.
(Coke.-Testing)

I -I L- C Y Zk r~
`RIASUPr, ISLAND 11133.110rATMCAL ?77-111T AID ~91-1
I300K CALL NO. : ZF64o2cR
Authors: S"IP11OV, V- S., BOGOTAMMSKIT, K. N., FAVLO7, N. N.
Full Title: MOVING 0? POLLS 13Y USIN^r PA--S OF r, -UII!A.L-NT
CPOS-;*3nCTION AF'FA,
Trpnsliterpted Title: Kallbrovkr 'mrokatn;vkh valkov -o
r..qpt,oiu sootvetstvennoy
pol 097
MILISHM DATA
Originpting ngency: None
Publishing House: Stete Scinntific and Technical P-~blishing
House of Literature
on Ferrous and XDnferroua Metallurry (Metallur4lzdat)
Date: 1953 No. nn.: 328 No. of corles: 4,500
'w
3ditorial Staff
'SOaitor: Smirnov, V, S., Prof. Dr. of Tech. Sni.,
Technical Editors: Frokhorova, A. S. and. Veeheruk, G. 1.
PIMPOS3: The book Is lntadle4 for enpineers and technolo,7ists
of rolling mills
and for grpluate stuionts sneciall%lng in rolling.
T'z'XT DATA
Cover,-P-e; This lo* discusses roll Dean deal on on the basis
of the theory of
Prof. A. F. Golivin set forth in his b-)ok Prokatk;i, Ch. III.
Kalibrovl,m, ONTI. 1936 (Rollikg. p. III. Grooving). Acconling
to the
authirs, Golovin suTgests a new and original methol of
crIculptine, the

K~Iibrnvka 1~rok~Atnykh vpIkov no motodu
sont-,re's1,*vPnnoy polosy
Ali 491-1
groving of rolls by uilng bprs of al 'uivnlent cros~:-qpe-tlon
eree.
In this method, P bar of a given section end a be- w1th a
rectpr4ulpr
crosr-~ctlon Pre called eqi Uvalent when their sraps pnA
t',-.e retio
between the basic d1mensionq of their cro,,~-, section Fro
equal.. For
nroclso calculption It wpi necesspry ti letermina correction
fattors
by menns. of exnt!riments, tPkIng Into recount the effect of
the share
of grooves on the wilenin& of the rolled bar. The widening is
cal-
culsted by using the formulp of S. 1. Gutkin (Teorlya obrakotki
met,-Ila devlenlyem (Theory of Pressure Metal Working),
Metalluri-r-
izint. 1047). correcteA in conformity with the results of
exrerl-
m-ints in end rolling mills. The authors P-~uert OhFt
the mathols of calculetin.- roll -assos of Wontern scientiets,
e.g..
Tvfel, Gpuze Pnd Klrr~berg, Pre obsolete. Generelizations from
the exnerience of Soviet rolling mills are made, Fnd the
results of tl~e rutbors'
ex-erimental in-~restigptlons are iescribed. XTPmnles of
calcuIrtioAs
Pre F71ven. The book contping tc-bleg, lir,7rpme en-4
nomogre"Ins.
No. of Peferenctis: 31 Russian (1929-1950)
Fpcilitles; Lenin;?rpi Pilyt.W-nic School im. M. 1. Xallnin*.
"Plastic
Metal W irking" Derortment; Lenin-pd, plvn~-,%, rprticul=rly
thp X1r:)v
Pl,-nt.
2/2

4,
ZHOLOBOV, Vi~/tor Vladim'trovicb; BOOOTAVLXNSKITI.-
Konstantin Nikolay-evich;
ZUBTSOV, Mikha4l Yeftmovich; I-A IKWE: V, AlePwandr-PUMMM;
LEKAREM, Terigenly Notseyevich; POSTNIKDV, Rikolay
Nikolayevich;
MiLLIM, L.Ye., inshener, rateenzent: BAZHMUV, M.Y.,
insbener.
retsenzent; CHXIMV, A.N., redak-tor; STARADUBTSBYA,S.N..
redaktor;
-ATTOPOVICH. M.K., tekhnichankly redaktor.
(Working non-ferrous netals and alloys by praBourel
Obrabotka
tevetrqkb metallov i eplarov davleniem. Xoskva,
Goa.nauchno-tekbn.
izd-vo lit-ry po chernot i t9vatnoi metAllurgli, 1955. 486
p.
(Non-ferrous metals-Metallurg7) (HLRA 8:12)

SOV/124-58-2--2153
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 2.
p 92 (USSR)
AUTHIORS: RQ&10yavlenskiy, K. N., Pavlov, N. N.
T !T LE: Roll Pressures Arising in the Rolling of Copper and
Its Alloys
(Davleniye na valki pri prokatke medi i yeye splavov)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Leningr. politekhn. in-ta. , 1956, Nr 185, pp
123-128
ABSTRACT: Tests have yielded data on the specific pressures
arising in
the rolling of copper and its alloys, also data on the rolling
temperature from pass to pass.
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SOV/1 37-58-11-27,349
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr
11, p 7Z (USSR)
AUTHOR: Bogoyavlenskiy, K. N.
TITLE: Stresses on Bending iti a Multiple-roll Forming Machine
(Usiliya
pri gibe v prof ilirovochnom stane)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Mezhvuz. nauchno-tekhn, konferentsii na temu.
"Sovrem.
dostizh. prokatn. proiz-va. Leningrad, 1958, pp 214-222
ABSTRACT: In view of the complexity of the process and the-
fact that it has
had little 'study, it is proposed that the problem
of.determination of
the stresses in bending (B) on a multiple-roll forming machine
be
solved in semi-empirical fashion. A laboratory machine in-the
Leningrad Polytechnic Institute was used for experimental
determina-
tion of stresses borne by the rolls in the B of channels and
angIgs.
If the additional angle of bend in each pass is unifoim, thle
stresses
will be the greater, the greater ~,s the total angle of'bend.
Therdt~A,
the first stands should be designed to bend at a larger angle,
and sub-
sequent stands should.ben!d less" In braking of,the strip and
the
itiachine, the stress is reduced. by only .-S to 100/6.
Comparison of
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in various

Stresses on Bending in a Multiple-roll Forming Machine
SOV/137-58-11-22349
numbers of passes shows that the stress rises comparatively
little with substantial
increase in bending angle. When a channel is B, stress rises
as web height
diminishes. Curves of the change in pressure between metal and
rolls as a func-
tion of the total bending angle, number of passes, and strip
thickness are presented
for the B of channels and equilateral angles.
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