SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BRANALD, A. - BRANDELIS, A. M.

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BFU,IIALD,
Still a'nout the grandfather of automobiles. P. 378.
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SVE,T EOTORU, Praha, Vol. C.). no. 121. June 1955.
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions, (EiiIAL), LC, Vol. 4, no. 10, Oct. 10,55,
Uncl.

BRAMERGER, C.
Machinery for the compaction of soils.
P. 44 (Machanisace ) Vol. 4, No. 2, Feb. 1957, Czechoslovakia
SO: MONTHLY INDEX Or, EAST EUROFUN ACCESSI011-1 (EEAI) LC. - VOL. 7, NO. 1, JAN. 1958

OARVA91 J., DVM; BRANCOVSKfl C., Engineer
Czechoslovakia
Brno, Veterindlstyfq No 12, 1962, PP 371-375
"Realization of Complex Analysis of Veterinary
Station Aotivities in South Moravia."
:Z.

BRAND, B.V. (Kamyshin)
Mirror attachment to ultrahigh-frequency apparatus, Vop, kur,,
fizioter. i lech. fiz. kullt. 30 no.4:368 Jl-Ag 165.
(MIRA 18:9)

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BRAND. 1. 1948
"On the Etiology of Cataract in Tetany."
Orvosok Lapjaj Budapest, 1948, 4/35(3-108-3-110)
Abst: Exe. Med. 3.11, Vol. M. No. 6, p. 238

BWDV 1.
Effect of application of extract of the placenta on the Intraoecular
Praa=m (Filatovt a reth*4) * Seem"zot No, Is, 19~0. p, 26-35
1. Eye Clinic (Dr. Bola Boras),, Paco University.
CLHL 198 5,1 NOV-0. 1950 -

BRAND, 1.
Fractional erythrocyte seaimentation and trachoma. Szemeazet
88 no-3:142-148 1951. (CIM1 21:1)
1. Doctor. 2. Eye Clinic (Director - Prof. Dr. Bela Boros),
Pees University.

BOROS,
B.; BRAND, I*; TAKATS. L
Clinical and animal experiments with placenta extracts
according to Filatov; its effect on the blood pressure.
Orv. Hetil. Budap. 92 no-33-lo6o-1063 19 Aug 1951. (CLML 20:11)
1, Doctors, 2, Bye Clinic (Director -- Prof. Dre Bela
Bores), Pace University.

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Arch. Op lot
tX 19,51). ---The curneal rhtX occurring ba it cism- .4 hrikito-
leatkuLur degetteration Is 1,roved to be due to Cu, probably
present ist the (unit of a Cu-tipide coutpd., distributed tuil.
lorudy throughout Dewenlets "lembrunc. K. P. U.
1xi

BRAND, I.
- -t~
A now instrassut to facilitate the intracapsular cataract ex-
traction. 91semesset 89 no. 2:90-91 June 1952. (CIKL 23:1)
1. Doctor. 2. Ophthalmological 01inic, Pace Madics;1 Uaiversity,

ABA , Lars, dr.
Relationship between skin and eye diseases. Borg7ogy. vener. szemle
8-no.5:129~-134 Sept 54
1. A Fecei OrvostudomWi 11g7stem Szeeklinikajanak (Igazgato: Boros
Bela dr egyetemi taims ) koslemenye
(SKIN, diseases
I .relation to eye die..)
(M, diseases
relation to skin die.)

MIAND, Tmre
BBAM, Inre; KADAS, Laszlo; AUTO. Istvan
Further investigations on general pathology of angioid striae.
Szemeszet 91 no.2:78-85 Apr 54.
1. A Pecsi Orvostudomanyi Naetem Szemklinikajanak (igazgato:
Boros Bela egyet. tanar'as orrootudomanyok k-m4idatusa; as
Korbonctaqi Intezetenek (igmgato: Romhanyi Oyorg3r eg7et, tanar,
a2 orvostudomanok kandidatusa) kollemenys.
(RWINA, die.
Grondbiad-Strandborg synd.)

IRM, Imrsk. dr.
Diseases of the vascular system in glaucoma. Orr, hetil. 95 no#
29:785-787 18 July 54.
1. A Pecsi Orvostuclomanyi Igyetem Szemklinikajanak (igazgato: Boros
Bela di.' egyetemi tanar) kozIsmerVe
(GLAUCOKA, complieations
cardiovaso. die.)
(GARDIOVASGULM SYSTIN, in various diseases
glaucoma)

BORDS, Bela. dr.-; BRA.ND, Iare,- dr.
I--
Traebom In industrial and agricultural collectives.
Wepegesseegaff 36 no-7:179-183 JulY 55.
1. Kozlmmny a Pecal Orrostudomanyi J&eteu Szonklinikajarol
(Igazgato: Boros, Bela dr az or'vostudouwqok kandidatusa.).
(TRACHOKA, epidemiology,
in HuWry.)

BRA , Inre, dr.
.Intraocular hypotension in myotonia atrophica. Ory. hetil. 96
no.9:231-233 27 lob 55.
1. A Pecsi Orvostudomanyi laetem Szemklinikajana (igasgato:
Boros Bela dr. east. tanar. az orvostudomanvol kandidatusa)
kozlamemye.
(MYOTONIA ATROPHICA, manifestations,
eye bypotension)
kqpotension in myotonla atrophiea)

BRAND, Imre. t1r.
Changes of eye tension In parkinsoniim. Ory. hatil 97 no.17:
461~-464 22 Apr 56.
1. A Pecsi Orvostudomanyi %yetem Szomklinikajanak (igazgato:
Boroe, Bele.4r. eg3retemi tanar) Kozlemenye.
Offl, die.
bypotension in paralysis agitans, pathomeebanism &
diag. significance. (Hun))
(PARALYSIS AGITANS, manifest.
eye hypotension, pathomechanism & diag. significance.
(Hun))

BRAND, I.
Use of synchronous motors. (Supplement) P. 37.
(Energetika, Vol. 6. no. 6, June 1956. Praha, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions. (EEAL) LG. Vol. 6, No. 6,
June 1957. Uncl.

BRAND.., Imre.-I.1-
Intra6cular bypoten.sion origIM'CIh9 Prbin the central nervous system.
Szemeszet 100 )~Ow4:193-196 D 163.
1. Sopron Varosi Tames Korhaza (Igazgato-fUorvos: Eper Tivadar)
Szemosztalyanak (F'6orvos.- Brand Imre) kZ;zlemenye.

BBAIND, Izrael, inz.; MUIR, Rudolf., Inz.., CSc.
- ~-,,
Automation of industrial calculations, Pod org 17 no.6:276-
278 Je 163.
1. Ceskomoravska-Kolben-Daneli: Prahae

BRANP
j_lzralll Allbertovich- LVIWI-PR, Lev GrIgorIy9vJ0j, aspirwit;
MAKAROVSKIY, Sergey Alleksandrovich; SIVKOV Arkadly Ntro-,;,ich, inzh.;
BAMALOV, Yuriy Alekseyevich, kand.tekhn-nauk, d otsent
Use of digital computers in the design of electric inachl.nery and
apparatus. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; elektromekh. 7 no.-L?:1501-1505 164.
('11AIRA 18:2)
1. Nachallnik vychisUtelinogo tsentra firmy ChKD [Ceskomoravska-
Kolden-Danek], Praga, (for Brand). 2. Institut elektUomekhaniki
Gosudarstvennogo komiteta po ele'.ktrotekhnike pri Glosplane SSSR
(for Lerner). 3. Zamestitell nachallnika raschetnogo otdola
Tgentrallnogo konstruktorskogo byuro krupnykh elektricheskikh
mashin paremennogo toRa Gosudarstvennogo komiteta po elektrotekhnike
pri Gosplane SSSR (for Makarovskiy). 4. Nachallnik laboratorii
schetnoreshayushchikh ustroystv Leningradskogo filiala VsesoyuznT
nauchno-issledoyatel'skogo instituta elektromeklianiki (for Sivkov
5. Yafedra elektricheskikh zaashin, apparatov, materaticheskikh i
schetnoreshayushchikh priborov i ustroystv Novocherkasskogo
politekl-,nicheskogo instituta (for Bakhvalov).

CC NRs AP6023823 SOURCE CODE: CZ/0017/65/054/012/0571/0574
AUTHOR: Braad q~ikqij, (~~ineer); Z~ ~usek, Antonin (Engineer); Vencovsky, Jiri
(Engineer; Candidate of'sciences)
ORG: GKD,*Prague
TIME: Calculation with a digital computer of the temperature rise of the stator
.winding of AC machines
SOURCE: Elektrotechnicky obzor, v- 54, no. 12, 1965, 571-574
'TOPIC TAGS: computer calculation, digital computer, temperature measurement,
alternating current, ventilation engineering/Z 23 digital computer
ABSTRACT: :The paper deals with i~60 calculati,o-n of the
-temperaturei rise of the stator winding of AC machines with a
radial ventilation'system by means of' the Z 23 computer. Thoi
dvantages of the synthetic method of' calculation of the beat
re demonstrated. The-paper alsr; presents examples of the
I
of the output-values and a description of them.
~Orig. art& has:~ 9 figures. -[Based*on authors' Eng. abst.] [JPRS]
SUBM DATE9_ 29Jun65 ORIG REF: 002
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CZECHOSLOVAIM/Solid State Physics - Structural Crystallotxaphy. E
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Fizikxi, No 8~ 1959, 17835
Author : WarestschaGin, L.F&,,,PjrA:ad, I,We
Inst :
Title : X-Ray Structure of Investi(ption of Substances vith
Pressures up to 30,000 Atmoa..
Ori,r Pub : Exptl. Techn. Phys., 1958, 6, No 6, 283-285
Abstract : Translation fron Dokl. AN SSSR, 1956, 108, No 3, 423 --
424 (see Referat Zhur Fizika, 1957, No 8, 19769).
Card 1/1

BRAND) L.
Deterwdna~ion of tile polarity of ~Iie winding;-, of dir-a!ct-curre-cit
engincs. p. 72.
(BLEMIYUCHECiri OBZOR, Vol. 44, no. 2, Feb. 1055, Praha)
SO: Monthly List of Fast European Accessim,(FFAL), .',C, Vol.. 1,, No. 11,
Nov. 1955, Uncl.

.!T, L..-L- PDBBU, M.; POPA. V.
ZINI, Ye.;,,,B,
Bilateral pulmonary resections in tuberculosis (with summax7
in Inglighl., Miirargiia 35 no-1:25-28 Ja 158. (MIRA 12:2)
1. Iz tubarkmleznogo sanatoriva Moroyen' Rumyniya.
(PMMMONWTOff, in var. dis.
tubere., bilateral (Rua))

GORBU,M.; POPA,V.;_BRAJIV L.- A,A.;
,___LWKLTRESOU,L.; DkVIDBSGU,C.; COSTF
GIDIA,G.; BURIAN,J.
Considerations on bronchial fistula following resections for
pulmonary tuberculosis. Ramanian M. Rev- 3 no.4:22-25 0-1) 159.
1. Moroeni Sanatorium. Director Dr. G. Iordan.
(TUBEMUIMIS'pulmOURY, surgery)
(BRONCHIAL FISTUIA, etiology)

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BUND. -Y]AAimir Iduardovich; -BATURINSXIY, Yevgenijr Petrovich; LrULIKOVSKAYA,
~M 0- 11adozhda Borisoyna; SHILOV, Y.,G., redaktor; OYSTRAM, Y.G., takhni-
cheakiy radaktor
(The use of reeds In industrial house, construction3 Primenenie kamysha
v zavodskom domostroanii. A'lma-Ata, I;mzakhskoa goo. izd-vo. 1956.
108 P. (MIRA 9:12)
(Building materials)

BRAND, V.E., inzh.; SOLODOVNIEDVA, L.P., Inzhj
Designing one- and two-story houses made of XB pressed reed
panels. Biul.stroi.tekh. 14 no.6:10-17 Je 157 . (MIRA 10:11)
1. Kazgiprogorselletroy (for Brand). 2. TSentrallnyy nauchno-
issledovatellski7 institut stroitalletva Akademii stroiteltetva
i arkbitektury SSSR (for Solodovnikovs).
(Kazakhstan--Architecture, Domestic) (Building blocks)
(Read (Botany))

~ -:_ GRUTWN, H.S. (11rUtMqn, H.S.); IMLIDSHON, Z.D.; POLTORATSKATA.
. J~.-V.A.
Yo. [Poltoratalka, R.I. red.; 10AKIRIS, A., tekhn.red.
[Rood in raral c-onstraction) Komysh v sillalkomu budivnytetvi.
Kyiv, Darzh.vyd-vo lit-ry z budivnytetva i arkhitektury URM,
1959. 122 p. (MIRA 14:2)
(Reed (Botany)) (Farm buildings)

I-len der lrrzc
Parov, V. A., and Bran I. V. Yu.: Felmm-l"
ransl~-ted from
Q awl prsik ft r~i
-.0py-
V =.a
V~ ~A Transla"ad from R-Tavst~m
Fine-Grinding of Oren

BOGDANOV, O.S., doktor tekhnicheskikh nauk. professor. xedaktzr:..~. V.Yu.,
kandidBt tekhnicheskikh nauki redaktor;.MWrACH, V.G., ka7?&8?ftVUW
tekhnicheskikh nauk. redaktor; DOLIVO-DCBROVOLISKIY, V.Y., doictor
takhnicheskikh nauk, redaktor; ZAKHVATKIN. V.K., redaktor; NACHAN,
I.N., kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk, redaktor; OLEVSKIY, V.A.,
kandidat tekhnicheskikh nauk, redektor; LOKONOV, M.F., kandidet
takhnicheskikh nauk, redaktor; PAUNNOV, A.M., kandidat tekhnicheskikh
nauk, radaktor; PODNIX, A.K., redaktor; POLIVANOV, K-Yu., radaktor;
FINKELISHTXYN, G.L. kandidat tekhnicheskikh neuk, radaktor; FOMIN.
Ya.I., kandidat takhnicheakikh nauk, redaktor; SHINYAKOV, M.I.,
redaktor; YUDINICH. G.I., doktor tekhnicheakikh nauk, redaktor;
BYKOV. G.P.,.redaktor; YXZD0K0VA, M.L., redaktor izdatelletva;
ZVENSON'. I.M., tekhnicheskiy radaktor
[Proceedings of the,Third Scientific Session of the Institute of
Mechanical Processing of Economic Minerals] Trudy III nauchno-
takhnicheskoi sessil instituta Mekhandbr. Moskva, Goo.nauchno-
takhn.izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tsvetnoi metallurgii, 1955.
758 p. (MLRA 10: 8)
1. Ieningrad. Nauchn0-iBsledovatel'skiy i proyektnyy institut
makhanicheskoy obrabotki poleznvkh iakopayemykh
(Ore dressing) (Plotation)

jtily'25. 1036. A codinnuuAy ol-jitbig celltriruyt:
v.4cd sylth an aillonialk d'vcb;ug
throu0i Or., balt=. i3

BRAND V.Yu.j M&KOV.SKIY,, N.D.
Equipment of ore dressing and sintering plants. Trudy Mekhanobr.
no. 122:355-430 159. (MIRA 14:4)
(Ore dressing-Equipment and supplies)
(Sintering-Equipment and supplies)
W

~ _. MA OVSKIY, N.D.; OLEVSKIY,
SASON, N.S.; Prinimali uchastivel BRAND., V.Yu.- K
V.A.; SAFW~ V.A.; MSHCM,'KO, V.I.
Dimensional lines of crushing and grinding equipment. Obog. rud 6
no.2:31-33 '61. OaRA 14:8)
(Crushing machinery)

BOGDANOV, O.S., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof., otv. red.; BRAND, V.Yu.,
kand. tekhn. nauk, red., DERKACH, V.G., dokto~ ~f6i --3imflep - -
red.; ZAKHVATKIN, V.K., red.; OLEVSKIY, V.A.., kand. telrhn.
nauk, red.; LOKONOV, M.F., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; PODNEK,
A.K., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; TUS M V, A.A., red.;
FINKELISHTEYN, G.A., kand. tekhn. nauk, red.; FCMIN, Ya.I.,
kand. tekhn'. nauk, red.; CHERNOBROV, S.M., kand. tekhn. nauk,
red.; KUTUZOVA, L.M., red.
(Transactions of the Fourth Scientific Technological Session
of the Scientific Research Institute for Mechanical Concentra-
tion of Minerals] Trudy IV nauchno-tekhnicheskoi sessii insti-
tuta MEKHANOBR. Leningrad, 1961. 665 p. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Leningrad, Nauchno-issledovatellskiy i proyektrkN-y institut
mekhanicheskoy obrabotki poleznykh iskopayemykh.

BRA1,1J. V.Y!i. , w - dc'k!'02.
., ; SHAPPC). kand."ekhn.nauk
. - .,~C)amrmt of j.rojj rrj% dressine in the IT.,qos.P,. Mokhancobr
11, '5
no - I.- ` - 5--, 163. (MIRA -18:10)

BRANDA, L.I.
Hole zones in the IiGl custal. Ukr.fiz.zhur. 5 no.3:368-374
My-Je 160. (MIRA 13-g)
1. Industriallnyy tekhaikam, laganskaya oblast', g.Rubizhus.
(Lithium chloride) (Semiconductor@)

BRODABUR, MIhai
---- I- -.-- -11-1.
Central problemst heating the spaces; increasing the front
of work. Constr Buc 16 no.776t3 21 N 164.
.. Chief Engineer, Regional Trusts for Housing Construction,
Galati.

BRAVIDALlY Frantisak, Inz.
Relay salety equipmert and the crossing interval, Zel dop tech
12 no.12!310-312 164.

BRANDALSKA, E., mgr
World production of crude oil in 1964. Nafta 21 no.319O-91 Mr
165.

SOV/1'89-5-5-5.'15
I, UT F~:R:': Aleksandrov, A. P., Afrikantov, I. I.,_Brandaus, A. I., G2adkov,
G. Gnesin. B. Ya.j Neganov, V. 1.9 Khlopkin, _97"T.
T IT 1, Th- Nuclear Ice-Breaker "Lenin" (Atomnyy ledokol "Lenii)")
~'tcmneya energJya, 1958, Val. 5, Nr 3, pp. 25'1-'e-76
A B~73TRA CT The ice-braker "Lenin" was put on the stocks in a Leningrad
shipbuilding yard on August 25, 1956. The vessel wasilaunched
an December 5, 1957. At present 3he is being complete an a
floating dock. The following data wpre published:
Operation period without refuelling 1 year
Maximum length 154 m
vidth 2*7,.6 m
Shaft output 44 000 HP
;- L.-I, tw laoemtin' . 16 ouo
Top speed in deep and calm watorer ~,na loaded
to full capacitir 18 knots
Speed ii; 2.4 m thick lc6, 2 kn,,t5
Number of _~crew6
Numbev of revolutions of scre-,RF ct maximar,
Card 1,.'3 sueed:

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SOV/e9 -5, -3 -5/15
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Lateral acre-Ap,
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gh reactor including
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Steam c u t Tp n t-, o auxiliaz7 boiler-
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11c
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D-,~.ervz~ of enrichment
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The Nuclear Ice-Breaker nlienin"
SOV/89-5-3-5/15
Canning material zirconium or
stainless steel
Thermal power of the reactor go MW
Maximum thermal load 106 k..l/.2/h
Inlet temperature of water 2480 G
Outlet temperature of water 3250 C
Reactor boiler diameter 2 m,
height 5m.
A number of circuit diagrams and photographs of the entire plant
is given. Safety measures are such that the vessel cannot sink
even in the case of major damage. The nuclear plant is protected
in such a manner that in continuously manned compartments the radia-
tion level does not exceed 0.1 - 0-3 of the maximum tolbrable dose
for an 8 - hour working day. All quantities of waste water drained
off into the sea are below the permitted concentration. Cisterns
with a holding capacity of 3,10, and 25 m3 are provided for the
active water. There are 15 figures.
Card 313

n (4) MASS I BWK ZXPLOTTATION _qV/2583
International Conference on the Peaceful Usas of Atomle RngergY.
2nd, Geneva, 1958.
Doklady sovetakikb uchenyhh; yadnrnyye reaktory I yadernaya aner-
Ike. (apports or Soviet Scientists; Nuclear Reactors end
lear Power) Moscow, Ato=Lzdat. 1952. 707 P. (Series: Its:
Z
Trudy, vol. 2) Xrrata sUo inserted. 5o000 copies printed.
General Zda.z N.A. Dollezhnl~ ftrrespooding Memberp US= Academy or
Salem*&, A.K. Mmsin, of Physical and 111th-aatle-1
&,I. Leypueslay, N&aberv Ukratalan SM Academy or sciences, I.I.
Sovikov, Corresponding; Member, ussa Academy or sciences, and V.3.
PUrsov, Doctor or Physical and Mathematleal Sciences; Md. s A.?.
AlyablyevS Tech. Zd.% To. T_ Recall.
PURW3X& This book*iz Intended for scientists and engineer* engaged
In reactor designing, as wall an for prof smors and students or
higher technical schools mbar reactor do:li;n Is taught.
--umb-or-atoadc energy. The SIX volumes contain the reports pro-
"nt*d by Soviet scientists at tbs Second International Conference
an Famesful Uses Of Atomic ROOMY, held fro September 1 to 13,
1958 in Geneva. Volume 2 canalsts or three parts. The first to
devoted to atowic power pignts under r traction in the Soviet
.On.
VCLLMJ the second to QZVQrlm1mMtal and research reactors# the ex.
POrlmOnts carried out an than, and the work to improve them; and
the third- which 10 Pr*dcmlm=tlY theoraticalp to problems or
unclear react-or physics and construction engineering. Yu. 1.
lbryakin is the sclenOs editor of this volume. Sao SOV/2081
for title* or all volumes of the set. References appear at the
OE4,of theartioles.
Don"hal'. K- A- -AWL Zr"lm, X.A. XlJq21XZU --
A.K, Orl t
;1u#
of-Do R-r-am.Ta.
Fa-Eing tfie Yi a c O"r
("Part Wo- 2183) 15
J6 .4
. V Mltijye-., SIZVY,
.ftArxVqjX-W - - A
uranium Reactor Stgma-s~arjjest. (Report No.
2139) 36
Aleksanq~-v,.A,P_, X-r- AWk
MOT TA - .jarayp AJAJ=UdAUA- A- uj_
Vfi 'If, -BrSSIL
'092=9amov, an4-rs. Kh OPRIE.
art No. 2140jr- 60
T. and Radiation wety System of
the Atomic X00breaker (Report No. 2518) ST
_T'9rq.Q1V 8 k WAtOr"WatOr P"02 Reactors (VVER) in the USSR
por'c .0'. 194)
rt'" ., A-X. GlukbOv, T.T. qomhmr0v, A.X. Kovalev,
Aafflff.T. 3.~kvr~-.ov. geat-:jj;b~lng 91;jentil-jor Water-water-
Reactors of Atomic Power Plants (Report NO. 2196) 119
Q-N- and V-1- Subbatin. Cooling Water-water Reactors
-w-pZartmol. 9T44) 134
Tersakovv V.S. and 1.1r. XX3zunV. A Study of Unsteady Beat Trace-
'rer IA-Wal-vrodualng Elements or Nuclear Reactors (Report
No. 24TO) 153
XvauOvsklY, K.X-, V-X. Subb0tift, and Z_A__UAhAJ%V. High-speed
WAr'Trradafer Coefficient in the Pipe
j0p.1 "No. %r5)"rM 166
02tatoladgi-S.S., V.X. Subbotlp, V~~.WISUMIA and P. I..
DaK4 the ow
Best zxdnlz~ of Liqu Metal IN TH!
Pipe$ (Mipart No. Lio 176
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ton' tax0apoIr
2028) 188
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BRANDAUS9 A.I., laureat Leninskoy premii; YUDOVIN, B.S., kand.tekhn.nauk
Power plant on the atomic icebreaker "Lenin." Sudostroenie 27
no.8:21-29 Ag '61. (MIRA 14'-9)
(Lenin'(Atomic ship)) (Marine gas turbines)

BRANDE, Z. I.
Nesushchie konstruktsii glavnykh zdanii ma tenovskikh tsekhov Z-SUPPorting
structures in the main buildings of an open-hearth plant-7. Moskva, Izd-vo
po stroit. i arkhitekt., 1953. 144 p.
SO: Monthly List of Russian Accessions Vol. 6 No. 8 Povember 1953

BAUER, J.;-MANDEBUR, 0.
Our oxperiences with the treatment of spinal fractures. Acta
chir. ortbop tratun. Coch. 32 no.lt79-84 F165.
1. Chinirgicka klinika Lekarskej fakulty Universit7 P.J.
Safarika v Kosiciach (prednosta: prof. dr. J. Knazovicky) a
Tramatc-logicke oddelenie Falmltnej nemocnice v Kosiciach
(veducit MUDr. J. Bauer).

ACC NRi A?16029194 Monograph CZ/
Brandejs, Emi~ (Colonel)
..-Artillery fire preparation (Delostrelecka strelacka priprava) Prague,
Hasa Vojsko, 1964. 387 p. diagr., tables. 3000 copies printed.
Series note': Velka vojenska knihovna, no. 115
TOPIC TAGSs ordnance, artillery weapon, artillery.aTnmunition
PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: The book is intended for military Instructors,
artillery commanders, reserve officers, and trainees at military
schools. T~e importance of artillery in a future war as a supple-
ment of rocket warfare'Le emphasized in the introduction, The book
deals with the fundamentals of firing artillery pieces, mine throwers,
and rocket launchers.; 'zeroing by various methods, long distancaa:ndl~
direct firing, firing at nlRht,.Ln mountain terrain and with sp is
projectilesi firing with the aid of aircraft, sonar and radar, and
instruments for firing control,
TABLE OF..COHTRNTSt
Section 1, 'Rules' of FirIng
A. Fundamental Concepts.of artillery firLng'preparation
B* Preparation of thoAnitialfiring elements
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C. Zeroing,in by framing
D, Firing without topographical data
'Es Effective firing on observed targets
re Direct firing
G. Zeroing In by shifting of the mean Impact
Ho Special methods of zeroing In by grauing
I* Special methods of.firing
Section 119 Control of the firing of a battery'
A* Instruments for controlling firing
Bo Firing by means of technical TeC0A'Uai*GaUCe Units
C, Fire control of a battery
D. Fire control of the unit
Zo Training in artillery firing preparation
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BRANDEJS, Jan, inz.; STEBEL, P.
Lcomplex method of upward driving the auxiliary blind shafts.
Uhli. 4 no.7t235-238 J1 162.
1, Ostravsko-Karvinsky revir.

POLEDNIK, Antonin; BRA-NDEJS, Jan, inz.; KODYM, 01drich
Technical development of punched card machines viewed by their
users. Podnik organizace 16 no.11:519-521 N 162.
1. Sdruzeni Ostravsko-karvinskych dolu, Ostrava.

POUN, Jan, inz.; BRANDWS,. Jan, *I=.
.
computing and recording geological reserves by calculating machines -
Uhli 5 no.4:215-218.Ap 163.
1 -,-
1. Sdruzeni Ost~avsko-Karvinskych dolu,, Os+,#ava.

cz/4-60-3-9/44
AUTHOR% Brandejs, JiM, Engineer
TITLE: The Development of Production of Chemical Fibers.
PERIODICAL: NovhL Technika, 1960, No. 3, PP. 117 - 119
ABSTRACT- After a brief historical survey the author states that the re-
quired quantity of natural, respectively chemical fibers was estimated at 15.5 kg
per head and year. A detailed description of the use of chemical fibers and their
advantages follows. The share of fibers obtained chemically in the total fiber
output was 10% in 1944, 20.5% in 1950, and should increase to 27% in 1960 and to
about 30% by 1965. The per capita share of chemical fibers is 3.73 kg in the MR,
8.1 kg in the GDR, and 4.51 in the USA. Textile experts computed that a ratio of
1:1 between natural and chemical fibers could be achieved by increased production;
the ratio between viscose fibers and synthetic fibers should amount to 60 to 40%.
At present only 2.9% Ball to the share of synthetic' fibers. An output of about
100,000 tons of chemical fibers was estimated for 1965, corresponding to a 1.84-
fold increase compared to the production in 1958. The production of viscose fibers
should increase 1.47 times, and of synthetic fibers 14.3 times. The investment
costs amount to about one billion K6s. The production of chemical fibers per head
Card 1/2

The Development of Production of Chemical Fibers. cz/4-60-3-9/44
will increase from 4.01 kg in 1948 to 6.98 kg by 1965. For 1 additional ton of
viscose silk it is necessary to produc6 1.05 tons more cellulose, 1.3 times more
sulphuric acid, 0.85 tons more NaOH, and 0.35 tons more carbon sulphide.
Caprolactam obtained from phenol is used in the production of silon fibers;
acrylonitrile fibers are produced from ace-tylene, hydrogen cyanide and dimethyl
formamide. New types of chemical fibers should be developed in cooperation with
the Communist states.
ASSOCIATION., Ministerstvo chemick&ho prumyslu (Ministry for the Chemical
Industry).
Card 2/2

Z/009/60/000/03/024/028
E073/E235
AUTHOR,. Brandeis. J
TITLE: ~he Manufacture of Chemical Fibres in
Czechoslovakia
PERIODICAL: Chemicky pru"mysl, 1960, 11r 3, pp 153-154
ABSTRACT-. Very general information is given on Czech efforts to
increase the output of chemical fibres. At present
predominantly viscoselfibres are produced; synthetic
fibres account for about only 3% of the production.
The production of chemical fibres is to be stepped up
to 105 000 tons in 1965, i.e. by a total of 69%;_ this
means an increase in output of synthetic fibres'by about
500%.
ASSOCIATION: Ministerstvo chemickeho prumyslu (Ministry of
the Chemical IndustU)
Card 1/1

BI'LONS, jo~,-vf; -"O2'X"*CIRNY, Koxel
Trials ca~' coal mintng in thei F, -nnrv area. Gtol prijzk,,:m
6 no. 1t222 JI 16"'a

33~
112is, M.
"Fighting Deficiencies in the Machine Industry." P- 321, Praha, Vol. 4, no. 5, My 19%.
SO: East European Accessions Lint, Vol. 3, No. 9. September 19.54, Lib. of Congreas

BRA Imm, M.
"For decisive improvement of technique and technology in the machinery industry."
p. 641.
STROJIRENSTVI. (MINISTERSTV0 TEZKEHC, STROJIRENSTVI, DaNISTERSTV0 PRESNEHO
STROJIRENSTVI A I.LTNISTERSTVO AUTOI-IDBIMVEHO PRUMYSLU A ZMEDELSKYCH STROJU.)
Praha,, Czechoslovakiay Vol. 5., no. 9. Sept. 1955.
Honthly List of East European Accessions (EUI), LC, Vol. 8, No. 9, September 1959.
Uncl.

BRANDFJSY M.
Through better cooperation of technicians and designers toward better utilization
of materials. P. 401.
(Strojirenstvi. Vol. 7, no. 6, June 1957. Praha, Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions (EEAL) LC, Vol. 6, no. 10, October 1957. Uncl.

ARS
Rron4sj3, Stanislav, Theoran virnatosti. (Theox7 of tornado formation)
Keteorolopicke Zpravy, 4(1-2), 7-8, 195U. 4 figs., 7 equations. WI-BH
The wmct mathematics formulas connected with torsado formation s; iven,
among others, by J. Holmbos in his "Dynamic Mateoroloalf, (Chap. MI
Thia article give* a uu=uu7 of Byers' deductions and a working elements
are geographic latitide, convergence wid divergence, the erfact of chich
elemanw-, on cyclonic and anticyllonic tornadoes is determined through
various matbematic%l formulas, including the 31mwxbW 2053by formum.
Subject Heading3: 1. Tomado d)rjvaics 2. Toniado fomuti,.n.&G.T.

h.10-267 551-59h-71537-32
'Brandeis, Stanisl , Tabulky pro v1pocet indexu. loma vzduchu
v oboru ultrakratkych radiovine /Table for calculating the
air refractive index in the ultrds-hort radio wave ranp--i
Meteorological Abst. Meteorlogicke Zpravyj 4(5-6):107-103., 1950- table., 3 refseJ,
voi. 4 wo . io 8 eqs. In Czech. MH-BH--Fquations developed by He G. Brokkerj
October 1953 A. Friend and A. Perlat are explained and a table for
Part I calcularing the air refraction (dielectric constant) from
Mi a" cellanwas temperature, pressure and humidity .presented. For a more
Applications detailed stucbr of the subject the author refer to his article
on abnoxnal propagation of ultrashort radio-waves published
in Meteorologicke Zpravy, 1947, p. 105- Subject Headingst
1. Dielectric constants 2. Computation tables 3- Short
vqve radio propagation.-G.T.

5 3 5 :5 5 1S21
In-isla, A-ralirza 9 reoBtrolftk6 S!Ofky Wtm.
r! c b
_i,,- ailu .1-JObaric I-v! II'l on?l mid D,-. ar ma, t, V,71-t~~
S= cc" "fe'dirs: 1. Apostri~phk winds I G&Wrophir approxiwtion 3. Cy I C. S T r '.-P!l7
L,, d 7.
11, A"

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cli~.&MER? - . ~V75j~ (D
ynainic: rnetbodt fsjE2Z.~k rmv-
Sutcliffe'~ devel-ment methLd
p DL-C A., lyvol;ml,
M-M)GS 01 fl-'.:71Ma~' !Ol-"-ALing of barotrup;c &u la~:~ fllt:~mg ,ci- F
an-, ~'IANVIIZY, 35 w--11 a, previoub Work of the auti.01. ApDncaT' wn rr. 4~~
C:";,)P~t ;ig ra~r,,,inc ~ol~tton oi equationi. grids aad i czwC;'-.-4 us-t~d. t
1, e C 07t n-
Hfa-dimp. 1. 'Numler"i foecas"ing teclIniques I Barotropm rendej~cv ec-tmn -

MWMEJS,, S.
Equaticns of atmospheric dyfiamics in the P system; in honor of the 75th birthday of
Professor Stanislav Hanzlik. p. 44
mnmuogicn zpRkvy. vol. 63 No. 2, may 1953
SO: Monthly East European Accession (EEAL)~ LC, Vol. 4. No. 9. Sept. 1955 Uncl.

BRANDEBO S.
Dynamic forecasting metho". IV. Evaluating methods. P. 69.
METEOROLOGICKE ZPRAVY. Vol.-6, No. 3, June 1953
SO: Monthly East European Accession, (EBAL)., LC, Vol. 4., No. 9, Sept. 1955 Uncl,

S.
Sutcliffels development equation and the ageostrophic component of
wind. p. 98. RETWROLOGICKE ZFRAVY. VOL.6-,No. 4, Sept. 1953.
SOURCE: East European Accessions List. (EEAL), LO, Vol. 5, No. 3. 1-2,arch 1956

Tramf,
'Im
id -y!-
I'c

I Z* 01 - - 4 4
"d Z) . D .
rr
Surface pressure tendency and changes of vorticity. p. 144.
MMEOROLOGICU ZPRIVY. Vol. 6, no. 6. Dec. 1953-
SOURCE: East European Accessions List (EEAL), LC, Vol. 51 No. 3, Xc~rch 1953.

BRANDEJS, S., AND OTHERS.
Forecasting changes in a synoptic situation. p.37. NETEOROIDGICKE ZPRAVY,
(Statni mateorologicky ustav) Frague. Vol. 7, no. 2, April 1954
SOURCE: East European Accessions List. (FY-kL) Library of Congress
Vol. 5, no. 8, August 1956

BRANDEJ31 S.: VITEEK, V.
Prognostic equations of baroclinic model with constaht direction of wind shear. in Eng.
p. 141 (Studia Geophysica 'Et Geodaetica) Vol 1 no 1 1957. Praha, Gzechotl6vakia.
SO: 1-Tonthly Index of East European Accessions (EEE) TZ, Vol. 7, no 1 Jan 19,58

BRAMUS, S.
Application of Fjortoft's method in drawing weather maps. p.23.
(Yeteorologicke Zpravy, Vol. 10, No. 1, Feb. 199, Prahap Czechoslovakia)
SO: Monthly List of East European Accessions

BRANDEJS S. - "IMMID, 0.
~- " 4j
An equation for the forecasting of pressure directly above the earth's surface.
p- 60 (Ifieteorologicke Zpravy) Vol. 10, no. 3, We, 1957. Praha, Czech.
SO: Monthly Index of East European Accessions (EEAI) LC, Vol. 7, no. 1, Jan. 195B

t7273 Numerical and Ipaphical
pressure field (in German), Z. Meteor.
11, 10/11, 305-312, Oct./Nov. 1957.
Authors, from CharlAs University in Praltue describe a method
of nurnarical forecasting a IGOO-mb chart and a thickness which is
essentially that of Sawyer and Bushby. No examples of actual
i M. G. Wurtele, USA
forecasts are given.

Ttiirv 1 1 "4
id,3~3 SSI.SK313(0
01rod do poletol pledpovidi poftst.
Dept., ZPro nir.
Untroaucuon V It-therforecasting.1 a.,
;fysikabst Sbornik, Pragm, No. 61, 1957.
Millu
156 p,~ 23 figs.~,23 tAhm, We., erous,eqs. German and Russian summaries p. IWI56.
DLO~711% highly technical text Is designad to thoroughly familiarize- students or synoptic
mete4ologlats with the theory and tf~cfinlques of numerical fommating. The study isdividtd
Into two parts, the first dealing with the quasi-static equations of atmospheric dynamics with
premm as an ges in time
Independent variable - (hydrostatic equation -, -thermodynamic than
and Ppw; gaostrophic wind, divergence and vortacity, Ageostrophic wind cornponent, gradient
wind Od Its divergence, continuity equation-, vorticity equation; pressure tendency equations,
A part takes up the prognostic equations of various atmospheric models
cM). 71w secor tion, and their
tional titamture
tments of the
(w"t
I forecastin
g, this
Moth
11~~
and mastering of
for"as&9
August 3, 1959--

R RkKDILTS-m.-S.
SCIFM
PerioUcClet MErECIROLMCIM ZFRAVY. vol. n, no. 4/5, Oct. 1958
ERMEJS-, S. Forseast ouqations of the models of multilayer atmosphere
p. 97
Monthly List of East European Accesssions (EM) LC,, Vol. 8, to. 5,,
May 1959., Unclass.

B%,V.MEJSS
SUR;IAI-2 (in ca2a); GIVC11 Ilarlics
colultry Gzechoslovakia
Af--ide.mic Degree:s: fnot give27
Metoorological*Institute of Charles University ('Metero-
*Iogi~d~tavirovy ~unvq-r-sj~~y-)-.-Prague
Affiliation.
sowee Prague, Meteprol2gicke Zpravy, Vol XIV, No 1 -2. 30 April
1961, pp 14-21
4
"The Effect of Precipitation on the Propagation of
Ultra-Short Waves and Measurement of the Quantities
of Precipitation by Radar."

BRANDEJSI S.
Automatic line for weather forecasts. Meteor zpravy 15 no.3/,i-.
60-65 Ag 162.
1. Meteorologicky ustav, Matematic~o-fysikalnl fakulta,
Praha.

BUJIIWI.~JS s
I
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Ag 164
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AUTI,iOR: Brandejs, Stanislav 37
ORG6. Notoorological Institut.6, Hathematics4hysios Famaty. CharleB-1VA*'--""- sity
TITIE,t Calculation of the vertical velocities of air with the omega equation
112,
SOURCE-;: Ibteorologicke zpravy, no, 4, 1965t 94-9
TOPIC TAGSz atmospheric model, air flow, calculation, atmos~pheric circulation
ABSTRACT: The article presents the derivation of a general form of the so-called
4o-equation and a sinplification of the w-oquation for a barotropic model of the atm
phere, The individual terms of the W-equation are qualitatively disaasseda.
Orige arte has., 16 formilas, LJ:PR3$
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b
ORGG. MU, Faculty of Mathematics and Physic P K-U (MU mat-4n. fak. K# U,)
TITLE: Equation for calculation of the heat function
SOURCE: Meteorologicke zpravy, no. 5. 1965j 133-137
TOPIC TAGS: adiabatic process, atmospheric geopotential, geostrophic wind, function
analysis, adiabatic flow
ABSTRACT: The article presents a derivation of equations for calculation of
W
nonadiabatic and adiabatic tendencies of the geop2tential~ and also of equations for
nonadiabatic and adiabatic vertical velocities. Starting with those equations,
the author arrives at a simplified equation for calculation of the adiabatic
vertical velocities on the one hand and the tendency and omega--equation for
the equivalently barotropic atmosphere on the other. The article concludes with
with a calculation of the heat function Q for stationary and nonstationary
geostrophic flove. [JPRS1
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AUTHOR-' Brandejs, J~tanjsljl 3o
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ORG: M teorological Institute, KU (Met. ustav. KU)
TITLE: The role of heat exchange between the ocean and the atmosphere in the
cyclogenetic mechanism of the atmosphere
SOURCE: Meteorologicke zpravy, no. 3-4, 1966,, 67-72
TOPIC TAGS:. atmospheric pressure, atmospheric. temperature, atmospheric
turbulence, cyclone, cyclone forecast
ABSTRACT: The present study shows that the heat exchange between the ocean and
the atmosphere has an'immediate and decisive influence on theformation and de-
velopment of oceanic cyclones. It is therefore necessary to consider the influence
of the heat. exchange process in forecasting vertical speeds andspatial distribution
of atmospheric pressure, Orig. art. has.: I figure, 2 tables, and 4 formulas.
[Based on-translated author's abstract) IKS]
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BRAINDUSKY, Frantisek
Flakes in steel castings. Slevarenstvi 10 no.7t250-252 J1
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BRDNAR, Alois (Kunstat ep,104); IILR~~~~~
Speci.al equipment for pole setting. Energetika Cz 12 ~,z
no.10:559 0 162.
1. Rhomoravske elektrarnyp Brno (for Bednar).
2. Energoprojakt, Brno (for Brandejaky).

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AtPMOR: 1!~andej sl~d,,Pr~qntl I e~k
TITLES Flakes in steel castings
PERIODICALS Referativnyy zhurnalj Tekhhologiya mashinoEstroyeniya-, no,. 1, 1963,
59 - 40, abstraot.10270,("816vArent3tvV', 1962, .10,.no. 7, '250
252; Czech, summaries in Russian, German, English and French)
TM: _The formation of flakes.is a'property of special steels alloyed,
with Nij Crj: Mo and other elementsi The basid portion of hydrogen contained in
steel castingd, is molecular hydrogen. 'At relatively low cooling, the hydrogen
in the thin sections may diffuse from the internal layers to the surface of the
castings.. Incompact parts, where the diffusion process does not.take place,
flakes appear:frequently., The cause of flake formation is hydrogen Contained In
the steel. The causes of hydrogen saturation of liquid steel are:analyzed~,
Flakes arise, as a rule, in the thermal points of the oastings, iri particular
underneath larg'e-size risers, since eVen slight excess pressure entails an in-
creasedsolubility of hydrogen and its higher concentration in the thermal point.'._
There are 5 figures and 10 references.
[Abstracterts notes Complete translation]
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E-tANDELIS, A. M.
Novaia tekhnologiia proizvodstva spiral'rWkh sverl 5ew technology in the
production of twist drill-0. Moskva, Mashgiz, 1953. 104 p.
SO: Monthlv List of,Russian Accessions, Vol. 7, No. 31 June 1954.

25(5) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/1324
Brandelis, Aleksandr Moiseyevich
Usovershenstvovaniye tekhnologii potochnogo proizvodstva na
instrumentallnykh zavodakh (Improving the Technology of Line
Production in Too! Manufacturing Plants) Moscow, Mashgiz, 1958-
198 p. 4,500 copies printed.
Reviewer: Stankevich, V.G., Engineer; Editor: Smirnov, B.V.,
Engineer; Ed. of Publishing House: Balandin, A.F.; Tech. Ed.:
Model', B.I.; Managing Ed. for Literature on Metal Working and
Tool Making (Mashgiz): Beyzellman, R.D.
PURPOSE: This book is.intended for engineering and technical personnel,
and qualified workers in machiner:%-manufacturing establishments. It
may also serve as a manual f or tekhnikum students studying tool
making.
COVERAGE: This book discusses various improvements in production
technology which have been introduced in organizing line production
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Improving the Technology of Line Production (Cont.) SOV/1324
in plants of the tool manufacturing industry which specialize in
the production of the most widely-used cutting tools and measuring
instruments. The efficiency of these improvement measures is
reviewed. There are 4 Soviet references. No personalities are
mentioned.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Introduction
3
Ch. 1. Basic Problems in Organizing Line Production in the Tool
Industry 5
Ch. 2. Hand Taps 11
1. Technological processes 11
2. Preparation of blanks 12
3. Grinding of taps 15
4. Marking 18
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5. Forming of squares 20
6. Threading 23
7. Cutting flutes 27
8. Heat treatment 37
9. Finishing operations 41
10. Organizing line production of taps and some teohnical and
economic production indices 49
Ch. III. Round Threading Dies 54
1. Technological processes 54
2. Preparation of blanks 55
3. Countersinking edges of a hole,, grinding of faces, milling
of grooves, marking 58
4. Threading and gaging 6o
5. Drilling of flutes 64
6. Relieving threads in the.megmented part of round dies 66
7. Drilling side pockets [holding notches] 67
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8. Heat treatment
9. Polishing the external diameter of
10. Relieving threads in the segmetned
11. Grinding the front surface
12. Organizing line production of round
and economic indices
69
dies 75
part of round dies 78
81
dies and some technical
81
Ch. IV. Drills 85
1. Technological processes 85
2. Method oflongitudinal rolling 91
3. Method of segment [partial] rolling
* 94
4. Method of lateral (cross)
rolling 95
Ch. V. Milling Cutters 99
le Shearing-and slitting (slot) cutters 9

2.
Inserted-tooth cutters 9
10
3. Hubs for inserted-tooth cutters 112
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Ch. VI. Cutters 115
Ch. VII. Segments for Cut-off Saws 121
Ch* VIII. Files 125
1. Technological processes 125
2. Preparation of blanks 125
3. Straightening 130
4. Grinding blanks 135
Cutting file teeth 137
oo Heat treatment 141
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7. Orgnizing line production of files and some technical
and economic production indices 147
Ch. IX. Benchwork and Assembly Tools 149
1. Technological process 149
2. Organizing'line production of benchwork and assembly tools
and technical and economic production indices 161
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Ch. X. Measuring Instruments 163
le Thread rolling of micrometer screws 163
2. Autbmatic drilling of holes in micrometer frames 165
3. Mechanized finishing of micrometers 167
4. External broaching of vernier caliper parts 170
Graduation of the scale and vernier of a slide caliper 172
Mechanized finighing and trimming in making vernier
calipers
' 176
7.-
Orgaftizing line production of measuring instruments and
technical and economic indices 181
Ch. XI. Advantages and Efficiency of the New Technology and
Production Organization in Tool Manufacturing 185
Ch. XII. Prospects for the Development and Introduction of Line
Pro~uction of Tools 191
Bibliography 197
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3-24-59
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BRANDELIS, Aleksandr Moiseyevich; USTINOV, N.V., nauchryy red.;
Ahm doGORYUNOVA, L.K., red.; TOM,
AX.y tekhn. red.
[Operator of automatic lathes) Avtomatchik na tokarrWkh avto-
matakh. Moskva,, Voes.uchebno-pedagog. izd-vo Proftekhizdat.,
1961. 230 p. (MIRA 15:4)
(Lathes) (Automatic control)