SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BOSHYEV, G. - BOSKIS, R. M.

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1305H IYV, G
UNfastening the side transmission bracket nuts of heavy
tanks,
2. The rolling and bending of 'ullbes. No 8.
Tankist., No 12P 1948.

Typas and Standardization of Stamping Machines for Shaping
Sh~.-A 14.--Atal in U.S.E.R.
Source PRZ-'GLAD '~'.'.CHANTCZNY (Mechanical Engineering
Revaiw), Poland
Vol. XII, No. 10 October 1953, pp. 339 - 370

BOSIACKIp X.
"Us~i.n.g ai~tomatie stamping machines in mass production of sheet
steel parts." p. 80
(Mechani Vol 25 No 2 Fab 53 Warazawa)
W12 Mnn+hlv TAnt of East %woman Aacessions. Vol 21 No 9 Ubrary of
Commas SeDt 53 Unal

BOSIAKI, K.
"Modern hydraulic presses for cold-pressing," Mechanik,
Warszava, Vol V,
No 1, Jan. 1954, P. 30.
SO: Eastern European Accessions List, Vol 3, No 11, Nov
1954, L.C.

DOSIACKI: it.
"For More D-tensive 14'etalwork", p. 42, ',,To!. 27, No. 2, Feb. 1054
Warsznwa., 1:01C.11d)
SO: Monthly lAst of Exist European Accessions, (E16AL), LC, Vol. 4,
110- 5,
MaY 1955, Uncl.

BD:"T'r I, K.
I of ---,o:,uctdn of' Dron 'Porj.ng
"Develol-'rent op tile It,
I - .2-m ',o
and ?ress Forging in the U,"'SR", p. 336, (IT-7,11"TIK, Vol. 27, "
. 0, Sep
1954, Warc?w.-m, Polencl)
SO: Monthly List of Eest Eurorm-an -Accessions, Lr, Vol. 4, No. 5,
11'ay 1955, Uncl.

ROSTACKT, K.
"Kucie matrycowe na mlotach" (Die-forging), by K. Bosiacki.
Reported in New
Booka (Howe Ksipzki), No. 11, June 1, 1956.

BOSIAMI, K.
Stomping metal elements by forging machines equipped with a
crank tbrow. p. 16. 14SCHANIK. Warazawa. Vol. 28, no. 1,
Jan. 1955.
SOURCE: East European Acession List (EEAL) Library of Congress
Vol. 5, no. 8, August 1956.

BOSIACKI, K.
B
Tin containers* Pe 78 MECHANIK Warszawa (Stowarn-menie
Inziero,a i techikow Polsldch) Vol. 28, no. 2, February 1955
SOURCE: MAL LC Vol. 5, no. 7, July 1956

B-',',SIAC
Pressure-forminU ii-~3chines tt the LeipziF, Fair. p.301.
kow P;)lskicb.) Oarszawa
,,EC7`,Y-7DZ (Stowarzy-nerde Inzynierow i Technikow
Vol. '28, no. 8, Aug. 1955
So. East Buroi-,ean Accessions List Irol. 5, No. 9 So-.)terbaar 1956

BMUCKIS 1.
Perspectives of the development of machine manufacture and
pressure-using
equipment for forming metals. p.365.
MWM31. (Stowersyssenle Insynierow I Technikov Pbehanikow Polskleb)
Waronvaq Poland. Vel.269 1955.
YAnthly list of ftst Empon Accession. wir) iz, voi.q. noat imag6o.

K.
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reoce on mid Uritaiir';- Etttc-A;11:~-
vc," 110. 11, I-lov. 1955
195~
30. d~- -C--"E3310v-'S LIST Vol. I

BOSIACKI, K.
What will be the prospective macbinery for the production of forging
drops,
tb~- forging press with a Maksl eccentrit!. roller of tha forging
hammer? p. 3-42
a .
(Mechanik, Vol. 29, Ho. 4, Apr :1956, 'Warsaw, Poland) I
0
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EBAL)' LC, Vol. 6, No.
8, Aug 1957. Uncl.

BOSIACKI, K.
Achievements of the Poliqh machine-tools manufacturing industrv. p. z46.
MECHAIUK. Warszawa, Poland. 'Vol. 12, nos. 1-2, 7-9, 12; Jan.-Feb.,
July-Sept.,
Dec.. 1957.
Monthly List of East European.Accessions (EBAI) Lr,, Vol. 9, no. 2,
Feb. 1960.
Uncl.

AUTHOR:
TITLE:
POL/39-25-11-25/26
-acki
__-Bosi
..Conference--on-Plastic Cold-Working -of Metals (Konfer-
en 'bki plastycznej meta
eja dotyczqca przero 1i zimno)-
.PERIODICAL:- Hutnik, 1958, Vol 25, 'Nr 11-12-1. pp 523--524 (Poland)
ABSTRACT: The--conference was convened on September 11 to 13,
1958i, by,the-Czechoslovak Scientific and Technical
Associ-atiot-of Mechanics at the Czechoslovak Academy
of-Scieryces~(Brno br'afich, Technology of Mechanical
~Fhgineering group) in cooperation with the B.Szmeral
Machind,-Wlding-and Foundry Works and the Institute
of- Plastl&-Working in -Brno. , The- conference, in -which
-so----repr-esentatives of--the Polish -Mechanical F-Igin-
a
l
eers Assoc-tatton- and- of-, the-- East --Germaii Chamber of
Technicw"took~ -part- -heard the --f ollowing- -reports:
(1)-E;Skrabal,.;,~~,O.Th.'e~:Present State and the Prospects
of'the~Practical Application of Plastic Cold-Working
in Czechoslovakia and Abroad"; (E) A.Farik, "Experi-
Card 1/2 mental Determination of Residual Stress after Plasti

POL/39-25-11-25/14-F-v
Conference on.Pl-astic Cold-Working of Metals
Cold-Working"; _' (3) K.Stybloi."Cold Rolling (Theory- and
Modern Vethods)IO; (4) O.Modracek, "Interdependenoe~:.bet-
Ween the Propertiez.of~Steels after Plastic Cold-Work-
ing*and Their Machinability";,(5) F.Hrazdil.,,"Influence
of Speed o,n..Deformation Forces in.Cold Drawing-ana ,
Energetistic Measurements-of.Transformation of Mechani-
cal Energy--into-HeatP;:(6) J..Obdrzalek "The Pressing
-of Steel Parts.with.Passage Outlet1l; (i) J.Hugo..and N.
Vanekp "Use;..of Plasticsjor--Manufacture of Tools.on
Deep-Drawing.Presses-11- (8) J.Bradik, "Aluminum-Bronze
on Drawing Tools".. 01,F.Ronemy, ItRadial Pressing";
(10) E.Engelhardt,"Deformation Mechanism.of..Molecular
'La t ce"; (11)_-F.Tychowskij "Studies of'Theo ~,of Plas-
t i ry
tic Deformations'l.;..(12)-Z.Marcianiak, I'Determination.of
Changes iri Deformatibn.Patterns during Plastic Deforma-,
tiona"; (13) K.Ilosiacki,, "Trends in the-Development.of,
Automation in-the Die-Stamping of.Sheet-Metal Prpducts,
'Cai~d 2/2 and Production of Automatic Appliances in Poland.

Development of the production of metal-forminf-
In2chl'-.-Ilux-~r in P012nd,
p. 6770
PRIT"i-NIAT) (Stowamyszenie Inznerow 1 lechiko-.4
Polskich) Igarozewa, Poland. Vol. 18, no. 21, Nov. 1G59.
Orig
Monthbv Li!~t, of East European Accesniono (S-2M) LO, Vol.
9, no*2j Felt,*
Uncl.

TICHNOIDN
FERraDEAL-. MHANZ,, Vbl* 319 Noe 7# July 1959
BMIACIM9 Ke Ton years of the Central Office d Ramer andPress
GorAtructiono po 3659
Monthly List of Bost Ibropean Accessions (NUI) 10 Vol--B#-N6. 4
Awl; 3.959., lunclan. -

BOSIACKI, K.
Progress in tht~ design and production of metal-forming machin5 tools.
p. 219.
MECHANIK. Warszawa, Poland. Vol. 32, no. 5, May 1959.
Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 9, no. 2,
Feb. 1960.
'Uncl.

BOSIACKI, X.
The development of new methods of metal forming as recommended by
the Ist Polish Conference on Metal Forming. p. 611
MECHANH Warszawa. Poland Vol 32. no. 10, Oct. 1959
Monthly List of East European Acce3sions
EF
AI) LC. Vol. 9. No. 2,
Feb. 1960
Uncl.

P/039/60/000/011/001/002
A221/AO26
AU1'HOR: Ba.siacki, Kazimierz, Master of Engineering (Warsaw)
TITLE: Smith- and Die Forging Power-Hammers, Made in Poland
PERIODICAL: Hutnik, 1960, No. 11, pp. 418 - 424
TET In this article the author describes Polish made power hammers,
which
are either fabricated in series or manufactured as prototypes in
preparation for
series production at a later date. In describing certain types of
newly designed
hammers, he pays partioplar attention to improvements. Fabrication of
obsolete,
pre-WW II types of power hammers, was given up in 1955. They were
replaced by a
series of new, up-to-date forging hammers, designed by the Centralne
Biuro Kon-
strukcyjne Pras i Mlotow (Central Designing Office for Presses and
Hammers) in
Warsaw. Several of those hammers are already being series-fabricated
by four
plants, each of them specializing in one certain type. 1) - The
ElblqLska Fabryka
Maszyn Kuziennych "OUV(Forging Machines Plant) in ElblqLg,
manufactures couk~_-
pressed-air and steam double acting forging hammers of combined ram
and piston
rod drop weight up to 1,000 kg; 2) - The Huta "Stalowa Wola"
(Metallurgical Plan+~
in Stalowa Wola, manufactures compressed-air power forging hammer of
combined
Cawi:="

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Smith- and Die Forging Power-Hammers, Made In Poland A221/AO26
drop weight of 1,000kg; 3) The Kulnia "Ustrofill (Forge) in Ustroh,
near Cieszyn,
manufactures the board drop hammer for die forging, of combined drop
weight of
750 kg; 4) The Huta "Zygmunt" (Metallurgical Plant) In Bytom,
manufactures steam
double-acting power hammers for die-forging, of combined drop weights
of 1,000 -
- 12,500 kg. Altogether there are nine types of hammers for smith
forging and
sixteen types of power hammers for die-forging. The program for their
production
in 1961 - 1965 is outlined in Table 1. This assortment of power
hammers will
satisfy the demand of Polish old and new forgeries and of growing
metallurgical
and machine building industries. Further, the author describes some
technical
characteristics of hammers mentioned in Table 1. A) - Smith forging
hammers com-
prise two main groupet a) high-speed pneumatic hammers for smaller
forgeries,
b) steam-powered double-acting power hammers for large forgeries.
Characteristics,
of high-speed pneumatic hammers for smith forging are given in Table
2. The
"EFUX" plant in MUM, specializing in this sort of hammers, fabricates
now the
types: MS 60, MS 100, MS 160 and MS 2-50. In 1960jthe prototype of
hammer MS 400
was built and another prototype MS 630 will be built in 1961. The
next heavier
hammer type MS 1,000is being fabricated at the Metallurgical Plant
"Stalowa Wola".
All these hammers of a rated combined drop weight up to 250 kg, have
many common
details and apart from continuous blows, they can be operated with
single blows
Carcl--2/49,

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Smithrand Die Forging Power-Hamers, Made in Poland A221/AO26
as well. Their bodies are cast as one solid block including
compressor and ham-
mer cylinders. By this.the rigidity of the whole hammer and
forging accuracy are
greatlyinaremd. In order to reduce air leakage, labyrinth
packing and two seal
rings are appIled to the ram- and piston shafts. Only one type
of steam-powered
double-acting hammer for smith forging the MPK 3,000 is being
fabricated. Its
design isbased on a similar USSR hammer, but with several
modifications. Con-
trary to Russion design, the valve chamber of same is placed
in the lower part of
the cylinder casing and is cast in one block with the cylinder
and the traverse.
By placing the valve chamber on the lower level, good drainage
of condensed steam
from the cylinder is secured. Accumulation of condensate in
cylinders often leads
to major damages or even to bursting of same. B) Power hammers
for die-forging:
it is expected that within next five years the requirement for
die-forgings will
more than double and therefore the number of die-forging
hammers will have to be
increased to the~level shown in the second part of Table 1;
their characteristics
are shown in Table 3. a) Double-acting thick-shaft hammers for
die-forging types
NPM 1,000, MPM 2,000 and MPM 3,000 are now built in series at
the Huts, "Zygmunt"
(Metallurgical Plant) in Bytom, and the.documentation for a
hammer type MW 5,000
is already available at this plant; fabrication of hammer type
MPM 8,000 is
scheduled for a later date. The smallest hammer of a similar
type, the NPM 500,
is serially produced at the."EM" Plant in ElblM. All these
hammers are char-
Car-d-349

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Smith- and Die Forging Power-Hammers, Made in
Poland A221/AO26

acterized by a far-reaching uni formity of design. As
an example the author des- ..

cribes the double-acting power hammer
for die-forging MM 3,000, of combined ram

and piston rod drop weight
of 3,000kg. Its main feature is the fact that the

hollow thick shaft
and the piston are made as one forging. The columns are of

cast
steel,,fastened-in such a way to the anvil block that an easy aacess
to the

die base is given. The traverse, the cylinder and the valve
chamber are cast as

one block, thus forming a very rigid structure
with a high moment of inertia.

Very accurate regulation of steam is
achieved by two cylindrical, loaded slide

valves. Owing to the
rigidity of the ram guiding, thick-shaft hammers are partim-

laky
suited for making multi-cavity forgings. b) Ultra-heavy,
double-acting

shaft hammers of normal thickness are in principle of
similar design as the thick-

t4- in
-sbaft hammers, but because of technical difficulties in o .a ing
such a heavy,

uniform, hollow shaft forging, the normal type of shaft
has to be used. 'Such a

hammer type MPM 10,000 of combined drop
weight. of 12,000 kg is being built in the

Huts, "Zygmunt" for the
forge at the "Ursus" Plant in Ursus, near Warsaw. Its

prototype has
already been in service for several years in the Zaklady Metalowe

"Babfdy" being used for forging heavy crankshafts. Another
ultra-heavy-hammer

type MM 20J.000 and an impact force of 45,000 ..&
I's being designed for the same

plant. c) Double-acting belt driven
hammers LLre based on similar types manufac-

P/039/60/000/011/001/002
Smit-h- and Die Forging Power-Hammers, Made in Poland A221/AO26
tured by the Italian firm "Ansaldo", but are not popular in
Poland, because of fre-
quent breakdowns. d) Pneumatic forging hammers. Prototype of such
a hammer type
MM 250, of combined drop weight of 250 kg, based on experience
gained with steam-
-powered hammers built at the "EM" plant in Elblfg, is being
worked out by the
Central Designing Office for Presses and Hammers in Warsaw. If
successful, it will
become a standard type for similar hqmers of 100 - 400 kg
combined drop weight. e)
Electro-mechanically or electro-hydr*klically driven drop hammers
are very efficient
and fast, allowing for as much as 80 blows per minute. They can
be very useful be-
cause they can easily be program controlled. Power hammers of
this type are not
manufactured in Poland yet. There are 3 photos, 3 tables and 3
mechanical engineer-
ing drawings.

P/035/60/000/022/002/003
A076/1126
AUTHOR: Bosiacki, Kazimierz, Master of Engineering, Director
TITLE% Home production of automated attachments for metal forming
machines
PERIODICAL: Przegltd Mechaniczny, no. 22,1'1960p~675 - 676
TEXT; During the last few years the ZJednoczenie Przemysku Obrabiar-
kowego ZPO (Cooperative oPMachine Tool Industry.. ZPO) focused special
at-
tention on the production of automated attachments for metal pressing
ma-
ohines. Directives issued during the IVth and Vth Plenary Session of
the
KC PZPR, called for a production increa.se which, according to
experts, can
te a3hieved only by mechanization and automation. During the 29th
Intern&-
tional PoznaA Fair, three eccentric auto-mated presses Type PMP
167.PMP 10
and PM3 -2.5 we.re demonstrated to the satisfaction of party ~qqmbers.
" In re-
ga.rd..of national directives concerning automation, the author
describes a
L!2mbex of automated attachments for eccentric presses. Production of
this
eqvipm9nt will be started at the Fabryka Pras (Presses Plant) in
Czystochowa
during 1960 - 1962. The design of automated attachments was closely
con-

P/035/60/000/022/002/003
Home production of automated attachments... A076/A126
neoterl with scientific tests and experimental designs made by the
Warsztat
D,44wJ.aac-zalnV Centralnego Biura Konstrukcji Pras I Mkot6w CBKPiM
(ExDerimen-
lal Workshop of the Central Designing Office for Presses and Hammers,
CBXMM
T!ie ec;zentrac lever press with a pressure of 1 to 6.3 t;
automatically rolls
c~u.t metal sheet and feeds It into the press. A cutting-tool is
mounted on
the pressing piston. Presses with a pressure from 10 to 16 t are
equipped
VV-i +
automated folding and unfolding drum, straightening machine, and
feeder.
Escientric presses with 100 to 160 t will be equipped with automated
folding
an.d. unfolding drum, feeder, straightening machine Type OUP 250 and
cutting-
'tool Type OOA 250., Fly-wheel presses with 63, 10O.and 16o b
pressure, which
will be designed by the CBKPiM during 1960 - 61, will be equipped
with auto-
mated drum-type feeder, folding and unfolding drum, straightening
machine
and cutting-iool. Fly-wheel press Type PKrR 200/2, with stroke
variable,
from 160 to 315 mm and stamping pressure of 200 t,, was designed by
the-
r!'RYP_,M and production will start during 1962 by the Zaklad
UrzPzen' Technicz-
nyoh (Terihn.-Loal Equipment Plant) in Elbl~g. This type of press
will also
be equipped with automated feeding drum. It is planne& to start
production
of automated feeders and universal capstan.tabrIes Type OSR 40. There
are
ri_nrd 2/)

Home production of automated attachments... A076 A126
5 fig ures, 2 photos, and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Centralne Biuro Konstrukaji Pras i Xkoti6w,
Warszawa-(Central
Designing Office.for Presses and Hammers, Warsaw)
P/035"60/000/022/002/003

BOSIACKI, Kazimierz, Mgr.irz,
---------------------
"'w high-performance,metal cutting machines for the automobile
industry. Tech motor 11 no.12:433-436 D 161.

BOSIACKIv KazWerz, mgr. ins,
Polish machines for the plastic treatment of metals. Mechanik
35 no.52232-239 My '62.
1. Central'Bureau for the Design of Presses and Hmnre, Warsaw.

BOSIACKI Ke inse
Development of tbe forging Induetz7 and changes in th(
Artiatura
of the'forging shop in the IJ.A.SeR. ftrW the years
1960-1980.
Nechanik 35 no.10:556-554 0 162.

BOSIACKI,, Kazimierzp mgr inz.
Elimination of heat treatment of heavy machine bodies
welded of
thick sheets. Przegl mech 21 m.21:666-668 N 162.
I* Centralne Biuro KonstrWccji Fras i Mlotow,, Warszawa.

BCSIACIM
iw ins*
jThIrd Plastic Vorking Gonference on Maahinery and Equipmut for
a-r2ft- and Sksmninff Plants. Hutnik P 29 no*4*.157-158 Ap 062,
7

inz.
Eleettromagnetio installations feeding the,bpnd mechanical
presses.
Me*nik 35.rio.11:616-63.8,N 162.

BCSIACKI, Kazimiers, W ins.
RA 'ction or weight requirements in machine
designing as a
pr"
orequisite for metal sconmW. Przogl mech 22
n0-4;120-123
2 5 F 63.
2. Contralne Biuro.Kozwtrukcyjne Fras i
Mlotovp-~arazawao

BOSIACKIp K., zgr inz.
-
XLectric heating in die forge shop@; Wational
Polish Scien-
tific and Techologima Conference of the Amsociation
of
Polish Mechanical Dnginmwo and Technicians.. Warsav
Jan.31v
1963. Techn motor 13 no.8tZ78 Ag'63.

BOSIACKI~ Kp mgr Jnza
Most recent information on the production of thin metal
sheets,,
anticorrosive coatings from plasticov and tool management in
stamp:izg plants. Techn motor 1,3 no.92314-315 S163.

BCS4
Most recent information on the Oi4dotion of thin metal
shestsp
anticorrosive plastic coatingo.and tool management in
pressing
plemtp. Hutnik P 30 noo 7/g.-276 J3-/.Ag'63.

BOSIACKI, K., mgr inz.
..&
Comparison of the Accuracy standards for die steel forgings
of capitalist countries, the U.S.S.R., and countries of the
People Is Democracies. Hiitnik p 30 no. 11: 377-380 N 163.
. M

BOSIACKI, Kazimierz, mgr inz.
Survey of defects of maebines for plastic working
and suggestions
for improving their Operation. Przegl mach 23 no.
5:147-149
10 Mr 164.
1. Centralne Biuro Konstrukcji Pras i Mlotow,
Warszawa, i
Zjednoczenie Przemyslu Obrabiarek i Narzedzi,
Warszawa.

W. mgr inz.
I 1 1. . . . : . - . -
Trends in metal saving in desian and technology of
automobile
construction. Techn motor 14 nok~isA60-161 VV 161+.

BOSIACK19 K., mgr inz.
Soviet experiences in the application of incompletely
fused
brake and coupling linings. Techn motor 14 no.11054-355
N 064o

BOSIACKI. rZ#-Mp inz,
A(hievements and development of the central offices of
design of
machines forplastic working of metals. Mechanik 31+
no.9:1+39-445 161.
1. Centralne Buiro, Noustrucyjne Pras i Mlotowp Warszawa.

BOSIACKII K. -- ----I

BOSIACKI, K., Dw. inzo
Research on vibratory metal deformation in a half-open die.
Nechanik 35 no.8--456 Ag 162,

BOSIAN 19 0.; GIIEORGHIU , N.
Experimental determination of the modulus of elasticity an the
bending and stretching of the v-belts manufactured in Rumania.
Bul St si Tehn Tin 7:101-114 162.
. I

POP, Lmilq acad.; SOMN, Torelj Vlhll'!TA, Rozaj.la; BOSICA,
loan;
STIRDAN, Mircea,
Effect'of continuous treatment with D-glucose on the proto-
plasmic streaming. Pt. 12. StudiAL cerc biol s. bot 16 no. 2:
81-89 164.
1. Center of Biological Research, Section of Plant Physiology,
laboratory of Cytoobysiology, nrowth, and Development.Rumanian
Academy, Cluj Branch.

HUMNIA Chemical Technology, Chemical Prollucts and Their
Application. Chemical Processing 9f . Solid Fossil Fuels.
Abs Jour t:Ref:Zhur~_-.M" 1"9, No. 16799
~Auther WiAh.% k*, Bosics, S.
Relchel,p Iq
Inst Not_~islven-__
Title Separation of Saw Aithracezo., in -the, Refining of the
(MR) coal
Orig Pub :,Stidil si:cercetarl s:t1int. Acade Mo Bata Timisoara,
&w#':':st1Uts"ohj'm'*jP_ ~L95 -41 No 3-4j,,65-72
7:
Abrz:tract A litledmtary not, a. was'developed for- the refining
of:
rww anttwacene 'The'imthodAn base.d on the -consecutive
extraction of raw'ia~ilal- (26%--A) vith~ -_ aolvent'naphtha
With an Attainment Cf 52% Ap follwed by -the acetone
extraction (with the yie3d of 60 A)., and finally vith
the solvent naphtha extraction that yields a 93~ Ae All
of the above extraction stops were corducted at elow-tod
Card 1/2
9.2-

5Q),-15(8)
:_ RUM/3-59-8-7/3-7
AUTHOR:
Bosicir., Engineer

TITLE:
The Plant
f or IlRelon." PolyAmide Fiber

PMUODICA1:
A (Rumani&)
ReviBta e chimie, 1959, Nr 8, pp 451
ABSTRACT:
The author begins with
some general considerations on

-hemistry of synthetic fibersv - nylon
66, 610, 11,
the c

perlon. (GDR);. Impron-(USSR), nylon (USL), nylon BNS

(Britain-)
grillon.(:Switzerland), encalon, (Netherlands),,

rilsan (France), silon
(.Czechoslovakia) steelon (Po-

land). In Rumania, the first plant for
the production

of synthetic fibers, built in accordance with the se-

cond Five-Year Plan, is the plant of S~rvinejti, which
_1
-

based on t -caprolac.-
6
produces synthetic fiber nylon7

tame, called "r1elon". The development
of the Rumanian

polyamidic fiber industry was influenced by the condi-

tions of raw materials existing in Rumanian and the

possibilities of
supplies of equipment on the Euro-

pean market. A second chapter of the
paper is dedica:.-

ted to a description of the technological process,
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the preparation of the monomer and polymer, and of

RUM/3-59--8-7/32.
The Plant for I'Relon~l Polyamide Fiber
the threading section. The sorts of fibers produced
are of 15-200,aen with fibers of 3-5 den. The third
section deals with a description of the equipment.
A. final fourth section gives some details on the
plant's sections. For examples the lactame "body" is
a building composed of three main parts: the hydrogena-
tion and dehydrogenation part in open air; the instal-
lations of oxymation, transposition, neutralization,
distillatin; and the hydrogen compressor's room. In
1959, production will amount to 1,000 metrIc tons of
synthetic fiber. There are 4. photographs and 2 dia-
grams,
Card 2/2

VOR(MlnffA, O.J.; NOTOS=VA, A*To
BOSIK, I,I,.
Sjrotew L12304 - DeSo4 - ~20 at 250. Zhur.noorg.kbim. 5.
-no;5i.1157-1162 * 160o MU 13: ?)
(Litbium sulfate) (Beryllium sulfate)

BOSIK. I.1.; TOROBITNA. 0.1.; EDVOUWVA. A.Y.
ftsibility in the system LI2OD4 - DoOD4 - 120 at
750. Zhur.
noorg,khlm.~ 51no.5:1174-1175 My 16o. OM 13:7)
I (Idthlux sulfate) (Beryllium sulfate)

BOSIK, j~I.;---NOVGSRLOVA, A.V.; SIMUOV, Yu.P.
Study of the system Li2SO4 - BaSO4. Zbur.neorg.khim. 6
no*11:2563-
2567 161. (MIRL 14.-10)
(Elthium nUate) (Bery.Ulum n1fate)
I

EITAYGORODBUYA, O.D., professor; BMW, B.G.; BOSIX. R.N.; GILIMAN,
A.B.;
IOUNOVA, A.M.; MMINLI, A.S.
Use of diathermia In the compound therapy of pneumonia in children.
Pediatrita 39 no.1:74-75 Ja-F '56. (HLRh 10-1)
(PMNOIIA, ther.
dtathenW, in child.)
(DIATHOW. in various, dIs.
unsumonta in child.)

BDSIKASHVILI, A. 5h.
BOSIKASHVILI~ A. Sh*: "Thet problem of leveling irrigated
land under the
conditions of Georgia." Published by the Acad Sci Georgian
SSR. Min Water &~.onomy Georgian SSR. Georgian Sci Res Inst
of Hydraulic Fingineering and Soil Improvement (GruzNIIGiN).
Tbilisi, 1956. (Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in
Agricultural Sciencee),
Source: XniLhnan letopis' MD. 28 1956 Moscow

ORDYNNS. R.N.: BWIKM,'. N.Ye . .......
Nitrogen, calcium, wA phosphorms. Imetaboliss in helfer
calves during
the proweaning period In connection with a varied
dietary program.
Isv.Otd.eatenauk AN Tadsh.SSR ne.11:1-37-145 155. (KURA
9: 10)
1,Institut soolegli I parasit*legii Akadmil asuk
Kirgivskey SSR.
(Calves-Teeding awl fsodiug atuffs)

BOSIKDVA, H. Ta.; OVI Be ReNe
Affect of different degrees of milk feeding on the
growth of 18
mouth-old Ala-Tau heifers. Trudy Inst.tool.i peraz.
AN Kir.SSR
no.7:15 2 '50. (MIRA 3-3:4)
IMAry cattle-4peding and feeds)
(Wilk an feedlig stuff)

BOSIKOVA, N. YA.9 CANo AGR SC-49 "EFFECT OF VARIOUS LE-
VELS OF MILK-FEEDING d& THE GROWTH OF BULL-CALVES OF_JQ
ALA-TAU GREED UP TO 18 MONTHS,OF AOE*" ALMA-ATAf 1960,
(MIN OF HIGHER AND SEC SPEC ED KJsSRt ALMA-ATA ZOOVETE-
RINARY INST). (KLo 3-619 224).
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SBRODOVV M.; BOSIN I
The SSL-A imivi~rsal stationary flax dryer.
Biul.tekh.-ekon.
inform.Gos hau+-isslainst,nauch. i tekh.infom. 16
no.10:
77-79 163: (KULA 16:11)

BOSIN, R.I., assist., kand. takhu. nauk.
mary and secondary parameters of rail circuits operating
on high
frequencies. Sbor. nanch. trud. LWIIZHT no.5:108-117 '53.
(Rallroads-Signaling-Block system) (MIRA 110)
(Electric circuits)

BOSIN M. 1. kwA. I tekhn. nwk; RIPIN. A.Ve. i=h.
Direcilon circuit for* nonotrack automatic block
system. Arton.
toles. I eviasO 2 no~6:11-17 Js '580 (NnA 1189)
(Railroads-Signaling-Block system)

BOSIX, H.I.p1tandetekhnonauk
Analyzing the use of selective methods In automatic block
systems. SboreLlIZHT no,161:262-274 158e (NM 11:12)
(Hailroad"Ignaling-Block system)

PETROV$ A,F,, prof.; =R, A.A.0 dotgent; NEUGASOV, N.M.,
dotsent;
BOSIN., M.Lp dotsent; ZAVIYAIDVJ, B.A... inzh.
Uperimnt in traffic controlf~n a railroad nection vith the
aid
of the "Ural-l* calculatlag mabhIne. Vest.TSNII M 20 no*3:52-
56 161, (MIRA 14:5)
1. Voesoyasnyy nauebno-insledovatelvWdy inatitut
shelesmodorosbnogo
transporta i Immingradskly institut inshenerov
zholesnodorozbnogo
transporta 'mom' V.N.Obraztsova.
(Railroad-Traffic)
(Electronic calculating machinex-Programing)

LUPAL. likolay Vasillyevich-, PQSIN.Jk1LTAy-It&kaTiQh.-. PZMCIROT,
Aleksandr Sergeyevich; SKIRNOVA, Appolinarlya VasillysTua;
Syler, Alsksandr Aleksandrovich-9 TSUKANOT, T.T., kand.
tekhn~-Jr. rets*ns6nt; MWPWT, V.I., kmad.tekhuO-uau14
reteensent-, q=KAj 14., k&nd.te1Fhn,'z&uk, red.;
u ONO, L.A., tekhu.red.
[Theoretical principles of automatic and remote control]
TeoretIcheakis onnovy aybomatikI I telonakhaniki. By I.V.
Tapal I dr.- Mbsk*&. Vess.isdatellsko-poligr.obsedinemie
N-va putel soobsbehoulla. 1961. .414 p.
Untomatic control) (Remote control)

BOSINJI M.1.1 kand. t-skhn. nauk, datsent
Auttmatic control of train traffic With d*5pttcher control
uaing a prc-
gra=ing system. Sbor. trudo LTIZBT 163, (MIRA :L80.)

DWIVA, 4
Heating plant pipes in protective Eternit tubes.
Wravot
tech 6 no.W69 163.
Cooperation in using Pyroferal grate bars. 270
Mechanization of the pioduation of prefabricated
Diping for
heatint and power plants. 270.
Econondcal construction of heating systema. 271

BOSINA, Ladislav-
Now method of construction and assamMy of underground
heating systems.LEnergetica Cz 13 no.1'1.-571-.575 lq'63-
1. Ministerstvo, zdravotniotvip Praha.

JAHODA, Milos, inz.; BOSINA, Iadislav
New method of heating conduit network
construction without
canals. Inz stavby 12 no. 3:1-16-118 Mr 164.
1. Doprastav National Enterprise, Bratislava
(for Jahoda).
2* Ministry of Health, Prague (for Bosina).

BOSINA, Lndlslav; MTKTJLA, Julins, doc. inz. dr.
i
Friction resEstrince of heating system pipes installed
on basalt
supports. Energetika Cz 11, no.llt53&539 N 164.
1. Kinistry of Health, Prngne (for Bosina). 2.
Research Institute
of Power Engineering, Prngue (for Mikula).

T I T,
tots "oil
Web.
we and &bydr-.
wlalipw d'*q rat
ALE &Now" qp
dM a ~do A I _9W-.-a PNO sm
dke M&MA hm
dkw sbwvkt
of
Maly, in trom
.~ma 1; -~.. " WT.
goo
OL
saw maw Of 01 1 Im
o q
ovo
lee
66
fee
Goo
goo
goo
see
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ation, at ~Meln. 'J
Action of intimalarUls In demitur

L. U. Afakarevich-GaPperina and., R.
U. Hosu (Kbari;*v
7
-

ZZ
Plian". Inst.). Ukrain. Biokhila. ZkiIF
.4TS-S4(J050)

(fit Ukrainian with Russian suiumary)~Dcnaturation of

proteins by antimalarials is of interest in explaining the

Anechanism
of antimalarial action in the animal organism.
'

Denaturation was judged by the no. of rulfhydryl groups,

CheMiCal
AbstractB

!3
-
-
expressed as percentage of cystelne. The SH
g
P

V
48 No
l
5
ified
dttd. by the method or-Mirsky (C-A. 36, 1041),
o
sm
o
d
Frown
va C
46
8173i
b
Tsi vich an&A
L

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.
o
Mar. 10
1954
.
.
.
.
.
,
y
Was se . froin egg albumen y the method ol,13iranowski

.
,
-cd lu&a and Kologrivova
( C.A. 35, 32811) as improm d

Biological Chemintry
i ( C.A. 41, 2761h).
inine an u * e are approx. equally

effective as denaturing agents; they
are stronger denaturing

Pscatsthanisurca. Denaturing acdon of paludrine
dot& not

i increase appreciably with titue up to 20 brs. 4-(4-J)IcII I-
gunlim-1-metbylbutylamino) - 0-metboxyquinoline and 4714-

I
dietbyl=lno-l-methylbutylaintuo) - 0 - wetboxyluinaldlive

Wo- not
dantUyr the protein frop egg

a m - 1m 1 ~6 . KOVTUI A.P.
Studying aftereffect inhibition following the prolonged
effect of a
differentiates stimlum. Fislol.zhur. [Ukr.] 1
no.2:55-61 YAr-A# 155.
(IRRIBITION) (KM 9:9)

[Boeyi, M.K.); DRAGUN, G.D [Drahun, H.D.1; KOVTUM. A.P.;
BO -1
KOLTAIENKO, G.I. CEDIladenko H:IJ; DAVIIMMO. I.K. [Davydenlm, I.M.1
KAKARUK, G.I. [Makaruk, R.I.]
Studying the consecutive inhibition of a single and summed effect of
.differentiated Inhibition in dogo-by the conditioned reflex method.
Report No.4. Nauk.sap. ChDP1 8:27-39 '56. (MIR& 11:2)
(INHIBITIOS) '(ODNDITIOMM RESPONS9)

In
BOSI!,.jN )~.Ko,] -, KOLTA13EX0. G. 1. [11okis&nko, H.
I.];
OWRux. rxs6rA#- - ji. 1; - a viam, i.K., [ik%vyosz*o, z.
t,~;-a'-kUksff-9-ct, of cond'itioned Inhibition by the
conditioned
reflex methods lauk. sap. ChMPI 8:93-104 -156. (NDU 11:
2)
': ~V

BOSIYU. A.M.
IN
UpId method of rebuildIng & bleat furnace. Notallurg
no.20:7-10
0 '56. (x6m 9: 11)
1. Starshly Inshoner tokhnichookoV otdols, Stalluskogo
wtallurgi-
chookogo savoda.
(Blast furnaces-Repairing)

DUNAY%Vp N.Ye.p iush.; Insh,
Making converter pig iron with a complete removal of
manganese
ore from the charge. Not@ i gornorud. prom. no.2:7-10 Mr-Ap
,62. (MM 15311)
1. Donstakiy astallurgichaskiy mod.
(Cast iron-Matallurgy) -

KUZUB, A.G.; -BOSIYEK, A.X*"'~
..........
Tu~ere nozzles with a grog lining. Metallurg 6 no.10:74
o 161. (KERA 14:9)
1. Stalipskiy metallurgieheskiy z9vod., 2. Zamestitell 914v-
nogo inzhenera Stalinskop metaUurgicheokogo zavoda, (for
Kuzub). 3. St6Lrvhiy in nor tekhnichookogo otdela Stalin-
skogo me gich skogo zavoda (for Bosiyek)
t7*1'r(Blaset furnaces-Equipment aW supplies)

KOLOUSEK, J.; KOHOUT, J.; PINTA, Z.; B03UL F.
AntielAleptic action of methionine. Cesk. nft*o~. 26
no.l.-21-26
Ja 163,';'! 1
1. BiofymikAln' uBtav fakulty vooobeeneho Iskarstvi KU v
Prass, prednosta
doe.. dr.. E. D.isnstbier, -CSc. Nervove oddelenie~PUNZ ve
StojQpniciah,
prednosta MUDr. J. Kohout Neryove oddeleni polfkliniky
OUNZ v Beroune
ifirvove oddeleni vojenske nemocnice v Cos. lbdojovicich.,
prednosts, dr.
F. Boska.
(METHIONINE) (ANTICONVMSkNTS) (EPIUWST)

BOSKWV. A.P., and.KkROCfflCM,, S. K.
"Thk Study of Heat Transfer Between Particles of a Fine
Heat Agent
in a Filling.
Report submitted for the Conference on Heat and Mass
Transfer,
Minsk, BSSR, June 1961.

L 4496-66 EWT(1)/EWA(h)
ACCESSION NR; AP5023285 TJR/0302/66/000/003/0068/0069,
ZI.385.337.8
0
~AUTHOR: Denisyuk, V. P. B.oski's 1.A
-90 th Ith voltage. control
TITLE. The use of.MTHh yr4trons w.
SOURCE: Avtomatika, i,priborostroyeni e, no. 3 1965, 68-69
y
TOPIC TAGS: thyratron,- voltage regulator,: electronic circuit
ABSTRACT: Electronic controls of mechanical devices operate relatively
slowly be-.
cause of the considerable inertia of mechanical elements.
Consequently, they are well
suited for thyratron applic ation. Presently, most circuits use the
pulse method of firi
ing
(Fig. 1 of the Enclosure). However- since the grid current sufficient
for thyratron fir-
ing varies within several microamper limits, such circuits a~e
sensitive to all kinds of
disturbances. The ituthors developed at the Institut ldbernetlki AN
Ukr5SR (Institute of
Cybernetics, AN UkrSSR) a new thyratron loop in which the control
voltage ~ ~tuatiiig tf~e
thyratron is WpHid thi~ugh a resistance (RI in Fig. 2). In the case of
the MTKh-90
thyratron the required firing voltage is 100 - 110 v with an allowed
interference level of
50 - 65 v. This does away with the firing parameter scattering
problem. Experimentally
determined optimum values for thyratron operation when incorporated in
the newly pro-
Caxd

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BOSKIS) F. M.
S-Deecb, disorders of Diagnosis
Diagnosis of speech disorders in children v.,ho are
hard-ofhearing.
VeA. oto-rin., 14, No.2, 1952,
!Ionthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, June
1952.
Unclassified.

BOSKIS, R. M.
"Psikhologicheskiye issledovaniya v pomoshchl'spetsiallnoma
obucheniyu
slaboslyshashchikh detey."
report submitted for 15th Intl Cong, Intl Assn of Applied
Psychology, Ljubljana,
Yugoslavia, 2-8 Aug 1964.
Institut defektologii, Mskva.