SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BRATCHENKO, I. - BRATEK, M. D.

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,~_ BRATCHENKO 5, 1.
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Automobilesp roads and transportation. Nauka i zhyttia 12 no.6:4--6 Je
162. WIRA 15:7)
1c, Ministr eLvtomobillnogo transporta i shosseynykh dorog Ukrainskoy
SSR,
(Automobiles) (Roads)

BRATCRENKO, I.
Highway transport workers of the Ukraine are facing new objectives.
Avt.tra4p. 40 no.2:1-3 F '62. (MIRA 15:2)
1. Ministr avtomobil'nogo transports i shosseynykh dorog Ukrainskoy
SSR.
7 (Ukraine--Transportation, Automotive)

BRATCHENKOp 1. _
Toward new achievements in work. Avt.transp. 41 no.40-6 Ap 163
OURA 16: 5;
1. Hinistr avtomobil,nogo transporta i shosseynykh dorog UkrSSR.
(Ukraine-Transportation, Automotive)

BRATCHENKOY 1.
Efficiency of shifting short-range freight from railroad to
automotive transportation. Avt. transp. 42 no. 5:1-3 My '64.
1. Ministr avtomobillnogo transporta i shosseynykh dorog UkrSSR.

BRATCHENKO, I.
Motor vehicle and the road form a unified complex. Avt, transp.
43 no-4:12-15 Ap 165. 04IRA 18:5)
1. 14inistr avtomobilinogo transporta 1 shosseynykh dorog UkrSSR.

BRATCIMWO. I. I.
Me obligation undertaken by Ukrainian road builders is practicable.
Art* dore 26 noe21l-2 F 063* (NIRA 16.-,4)
1. Ministr avtomobillnogo trangporta i shosseynykh doro UkrSSR.
(Ukraine--Road construction)

BRI,TCHENKO, N. T.
29308 ItLk-roskopicheskoye issledovaniye otdelyaemogo iz pora zheniy shey'ki
cx~m ii i
matki v iativriylkh prei ratttkch d1ya diagnostik-i raka. Voprosy 1c, ff I
u )La IL
rentzenologii. No 1-2, 1948, s. 113-21
SO: Letopsil Zliurnallnylkh Statey, Vol. 39, Moskva, 1949

S/844 62/000/000/100/129
D204YD307
AUTHORS: Mikhaylov, N. V.', Tokarevas Lo G*q Bratchenko, T. D.,
Karpov, V. L. amd Malinskiyq Yu. M.-
TITLE: The acti9n of rradiation on arti.ficial fibers
$OURCB: Trudy 11 Vsesoyuznogo.soveshchani a po radiatsionnoy khi-~.'
mii. Ed. by L. S. Polak. Moscow,,izd-vo AN SSSR*, 1962,
589-595
TEXTz The effects of 0.05 - 1000 Mrad doses on polyamide and poly-
ester fibers, and the possibility of improving the thermal stabi-
lity of synthetic fibers and improving their adhesion to rubber by.
the addition of various monomers, were.in-~estigated. Polyethylene
terephthalic iiber was practically unaffected under doses of up to
100 Mrad, owing to the stabilizing effect of the aromatic groupst
whilst a caprone fiber was already affected4at 1 I-Irad. The specific
iri-scosity ( ) of 0.5% solutions of irradiated,cavrone filaments
and single Nbers (diameter respectively 0.63 ana 0.7 mm) was mea-
sured. For the thinner fiber, increased in vacuum and decreased
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The action of r radiation"~.-.. D204/D307
when the latter was ir-
in air, whilst 11 of the m6nbfiber increased
radiated. both in the preceMce and absence of, air. This, and the
changes in the strength ai&'elongation showed that polyamide fibers
undergo oxidative p;rocess6s~on irradiation; the greater changes in
the drusenc6 of 0 were pirticularly pronouiiced for the thinner fi-
2 C *
bers. Thin fibers underwerlt:destruction when.irradiated in air,
whilst thicker specimens b~e~ame structurize(f.owing to the less rea-
dy diffusion of 02 intQ t1i e"mass; structuriz~ation of the thicker
fibers was also observed in-vacuum. In contrast to the caprone fi-
ber which,was mainly structurized in both amorphous and crystalline
states on irradiation, a terylene fiber was -largely destroyed in
the amorphous and structurized in the crystalline state. This dif-
ference in the*behavior of polyamide and polyester fibers is ascri-.
bed to the considerably higher crystall*'.'..ity of the latter. The
above phenomena should be kept in mind when artificial fiber mate-
rials are to be utilized in'practice. The effects of addit-ions 'of
acrylonitrile, styrene, toluyldiisocyanate, hexamethylenediisocya-
and vinylpyridine to the caprone fiber were studied, with
Gard 2/3
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5/844 62/000/000/100/129*~
The action of radiation ... D204YDD307
doses of 0.01 50 Mrad, finding that in all cases, for a dose of
50 14rad, the lose in strength was considerably reduced by the mono-
mers, both at 2U and at 800C. Acrylonitrile grafted on to the ca-
prone fiber. There are 3 figures and 4 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Vsesoyuznyy naeuno-isBledovatel skiy inBtitUt iB-
kuastvennykh volokon; Fiziko-"khimicheskiy institut
im. L. Ya. Karpova (All-Uhidn Scientific Research
Institute of Artificial Fibers; Physico-Chemical In-
stitute im. L.. Ya. Karpov)
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0S77tOUKH0V# M.Ya.; PANCHENNO; S.L; Prin'so" uchaot1re- FRISFMMG, V.D.j
YETROV, V.K.; FMHETKO, A.; VYATKIN' G.P.; BRATCRENK0 V&P
J-
FOFANGVj A.A.1 MILU73Vj M.N.j FRIMOVI V.Ye.) M7ugiin~~'-
PWHKASHI I.I.; LAZARFV* B.L.
Experimerital blast furnace, smelting using coke from vat
preparation coals. (Sbor. trud.) Nsuch,-iosl.inst.met.
no*4:63-70 161, (KM 15:1-1)
1. Vootoobn" uglelthi-ichookiy institut (for Ostroukhoyp Panobenkol,
Frishberg.. Petrovj, R"hetko), 2. Nauohno-issledovatellskiy institut
metallurgii (for Vyatkinp Bratchenko). 3. Nishne-Tagilinkiy
metallurgichookiy kom"t (for Privalovp Nuotafin.. Pushkaoh,,
Iazarev). 'N
(Blast furnaces-Tooting)
(Colo-Testing)

KHOLZAKOV, V.I.;_NLATCHENKO, V.P,,; OSTROUKHOV, M.Ya.; LUKIN, F.G.; NEKIPR1OOVx S.F.;
MM. Yu,A,; GAVRILYUK, L.Ya.
Investigating the processes in t~e stack and hearth of a blast furnace
dwing smelting with ointer of Bakal and Sokolovk&-Sarbay ores. SUl'
23 no./+:297-300 AP 163. (MIRA 16.1,)
1. Chelyabinskiy nuachno-isaledovatells* institut metallurgii i
Chelyabinskiy metallurgicheskiy zavod.
(Blast furnaces)

KHOLZAKOV, V.I.; BRATCHENKO,.V.P.; OSTROUKHOV, M.Ya.; LUKIN, P.G.;
GPVRILYIJK, L.Ya.
Effect of the shape of a blast furnace working area on the distribution
of the gas flow. Metallurg 8 no.8t6-9 Ag 163. (NIRA 16:10)

BRATCHENKO). V.P.; KHOLZAKOV, V.I.; OSTROUKHOV, M.Ya.
I No vwx"w0w1p,;~'R"Pn1~,
Reduction and slag formation processes in blast furnaces
during -the smelting of Bakal and Sokolovka Sarbay ores.
Izve vys, uchebo zava; chern. met. 7 no.2.'34-41 164.
(MIRA 17:3)
1. Chelyabinskiy nauchno-issledovateltakiy institut metallurgii,

AL'SHEVSKIY, A.Y&. [deceasedj; jjZJA_T_Cjjj-;NY,',) V P.; BOLISMAROVA L.J.; KOPYRTU,
_ _ - P~w _~_- p
I.A.; NEKIUSOV, V.G., FLASTIMIT) B.G.; RYSYUKOV, 111.'Ye.; S.If.
Analysis of the -,.,Fr-fon3arc:e of a large--size b1ast furnace.
Metallurg 9 no.12:4-8 D 16-4. (MIRA
1. Orskc)--Uialilovskiy metallurgicheskLy kombinat, i Ghejyabinskiv
nauc.l,-,,,.o-'---ss--Iedovatellskiy institut metallurgj4.

SAGAYDAKY I.I.; NEKHASOV, V.G.; KOPYRIN, I.A.; BORTS, Yu.M,,_,P~ECMNKO, V.P.;
RYSYUKOV., N.Ye.; KAKUSHA, N.P.; SHAPIRO, V.Z.
Operation of a large capacity blast furnace with natural gas.
Metallurg 10 no.7:16-19 JI 165. 041RA 18:7)
1. Orsko-Rhalilovskiy metallurgicheskiy kombinat i Chelyabinskiy
nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut metallurgii.

TASHCHIYEV, YU.S., kand.med.nauk; BRATCHIK, A.M.
Blood coagulation and prevention of thrombus formation in
urological operations. Urologiia no.6:33-38 164. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Laboratorlya po liucheniyu svertyvayemosti krovi pri
gospitallnoy terapevticheskoy klinike (zav. - prof. P.A.
Tepper) Krym-skogo meditsinskogo instituta i urolq-icheskoye
otdeleniye (zav. - E.M.Shimkus) Krymskoy oblast,noy klinicheskoy
bollnitivi, Simferopol,.

BRATCHEMCO, Yu.M. . inzhe I
Autoclaved foamed concrete articles based on a slag binder.
Stroi. mat. 8 no.6:15-16 is 162. (NIRA 15:7)
(Sand-lime products) (Lightweight concrete)
(slag)

TSELTIKO, M.K.; GRITISLINFIG, V.D.
Stabiiization of' blast-furnace rdag. S+vroli. mat. 11. no.7:13-14
J1. 165. (NIRA 18:9)
1. Lugamskiy PlIfid Yuzhnogo i~auctitio-I.,isledovatel'SI.-C..gD in-
stituta promyshlennogo stroitellstva Gosstroyu SSOSR.

BRATCHOKO, Yu.M., inzh.; GRIISENKO, V.D., inzh.
I - - .1.11 1 - I - 111. 1 --1-
Pneumatic-appar4tus,for introducing admixtures into slag melts.
Makh. stroi. 20 no.10:27 0 163. (HIPA 16 tlO)

BRATCHENKO Yu.M., inzh.
Autoclaved slag binding material. Stroi.mat. 9 no.11:33
N 163, (MM 17:4)

,B L-I, I 1~~'.'KO, ju..m. , Inz)-i. ; N' IT ED CHFIt I KO, F-A., :Lnzh. ; ZAVGOFX-W I YA'Y A, O.M.,
11
a.nzh.
Wall panels from porous foamed slag concrete. Stroi. mat.
10 no.9:13 5 164 (MIRA 28:2)

qMVITRVA, H.T.; BRKMBMrA, X.I.; ALIKETMO, N.F.
Oxidation-reduction potential of some soils of the Kashka-
Darlya Valley. Dokl.AN Uz.SSR no-11:52-56 159.
(MIRA 13:4)
1. Institut pochvovedeniya AN UESSR. Predstavleno a-kad. AN
UzSSR Te.P. Korovirqm.
(Kasbka-Darlya Valley--Soil chemistry)

37964)
S/137/6P,/000/005/038/1'~o
AOO6/A1Ol
AUTHORS: Bratchik, A. V., Burdakov, Yu. M., Polupanov, G. G., Mikhaylov, S. A$!
TITLE: Continuous cadmium casting into rods
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, no. 5, 1962, 21, abstract 5G128
("Metallurg. i khim. prom-st' Kazakhstana. Nauchno-tekhn. sb". 1961,
no, 5 (15) 113 - 118)
TEXT: To eliminate Cd losses and facilitate labor conditions during its
casting, a unit for the continuous casting of Cd into rods was assimilated at
the Ust~qCamenogorsk Lead-Zinc Combine. The unit is equipped with a refining
boiler, connected with the crystallizer. At such a connoction the metal is
supplied to the crystallizer and the molten Cd, having no contact with air, is
not oxidized. The crystallizer is made of grade CT.45 (st.45) steel. For cut-
ting the rod after its extrusion, shears are mounted; to extrude the rod from
the crystallizer, a horizontal two-roll machine is used; grooves for the pas-
sage of the rod are out in the rolls. For initial extrusion (starting the-
machine) a Cd or other metal primer is placed into the crystallizer. The primer
has the same diameter as the rod. To draw the rod out of the crystallizer, as
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Continuous cadmium casting into rods A006/A101
it is formed in the unit, the principle of periodical extrusion is employed:
the rod formed is drawn out of the crystallizer and is replaced by molten metal,
ard the extrusion operation -is r6peated.. The rod length depends on the crys-
tallizer length (in the given case, the rod length was 230 mm at a crystallizer
length of 300 mm). To ensure 'continuous operation of rolls, a ratchet with a
duplicating device was used. The unit for the continuous casting of Cd into
rods can operate on an electric circuit with both manual and automatic control.
The efficiency of the unit with one crystallizer is 25 kg/haur. The extrusion
speed is I mm/sec; duration of the extrusion cycle and the formation of the rod
is 5 see; the rod diameter is 8.5 mm; optimum Cd temperature in the boiler
during casting is 350OC; the dimensions of the unit ake 1,500 x 1,500 X 800 mm-
0. Svodtseval
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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137-58-5-8801
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 5, p 10 (USSR)
AUTHORS: , REAkdla~~V. , Burdakov, Yu. M.
TITLE: A Dust-free Tubular Transporter for Hot Friable Materials
(Trubchatyy nepylyashchiy transporter dlya sypuchikh goryachikh
materialov)
PERIODICAL: Byul. Tsentr. in-t inform. M-va tsvetn. metallurgii SSSR,
1957, Nr 7, pp 19-22
ABSTRACT: The transporter consists of individual lengths of pipe within
which a continuous, helically twisted, band is enclosed. As the
band rotates, the material introduced into the pipe is turned over
gradually and acquires a motion of translation along the axis of
the pipe. The transporter consists of the following major com-
ponents: housing, power drive, receiving container, band fas-
teners, roller supports, and a charging device. An over-all
view is given, together with a schematic representation of vari-
ous components of the transporter.
A.Sh.
1. Materials--Transportation
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1923. Since th..' a great
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treated. Cm the b..i. or i
rL::,ul",Ntn*f 'big work. the staff of tts;,U.t--Xaa-x-k1y
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dd ..I led *11
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were onst ad 11 the C..bI rk.h.p.. The 9e ... 1:t.r,
driven by W - ri. ..t.r. 1. q.lpj~.d
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h ha'.tIh r. f8 to 14 Ga...
11, Ived during th:tpr~c:;,.or:.r- t:,troujhan,:3U%,.u:dt
app, c trt:d phc
b..d;..Thj. to is. J, ri ndI ur I'd
itplbu"ild 1A1
sist.risIof the gr..Ult:rt:'t Iu II
the ventilating Yet-.. Th. reactor shall (Fig 2) 11
.ad. of steel, II..d i..id. ith . Ingl: I:yr of
r.fractory brlckj the 1111* area of 11,horIhI
011 ima, the hShI of Ih.fJutdA..d bad. 1.5'.. the
to . .' gh I ;It he reactor being 3.5 - The final product
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stainless steel t-ak- fr-- which ~t 1. pumped Into
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-:ri:d b.'.:.. ',.nd I2,i of the 'eight or the dust watch
corresponded to 120% or Ill. 1hcrticalIr roq.Ir.d
q .. t1ty. (Th. ..%hors point out here that if mulphurxc
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and, -t,1:4 or low
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and the cu.put of the granulator a. reduced.) with the
Clan :Utor IncIin ed at 55. and operating at 8.3 rev/sita.
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T 70~17
uct 'Q~t ~Jnng 8C% of the -ry can fraction.
proportlom or dust carried *way by the exhaust Sailes
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quantity air g.... o,cl,.d during the process was &1s:
salmll, owing to the low chlorine. fluorine and r...i.
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c:nt.t:.!'.Or- -ad 9 09/0 . The ur or
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far the completion of the ..lpf,.tisi.X .... t1.. and for
th
or arsenic. 1. appr..A. t..Ly 45 1.;
ntl,t csn be assumed that t he ,;.Iuctivity or
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a.umption would be reduced. The solutions (Including
than. obtained during vand filtering the land
th:shing
cake) resultant from -.star I...h r the -I-
product, contained (Sll)l 37.9 Zn. 6.5 Cd;
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cake *.2,4. 4. and 98% respectiv*810Ytt the recovery
9
or raw al tell; amounted to 74 to 93N1 a 0% arsenic
me. diati,14,ed oCf during the Aulphat~zlng treatment;
0. ad 0 t 7
ao * SS% chlorine ad fl-cri b
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corrosion of ad. of -Ild
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in the dust d th
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removal or the volatile (16) A....... rY
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ISfl.!dijd b;d,r.--, is low Ihe
t..V.r.t.r. of the S. as to2 Cand the p"Ij_tj..
at.. of u.t To ..-o" :Ill, the
:.2.z,; ;:.ulationdn regarding the ar ~.nt_tI "the
mllhailm P.r.ti.11 In a
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can be mommanded for adoption I" doutI
the 3_,LttoIon, Th.r. are and
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ASSMIATIONS, YWIXI:V.t..t
Vat --ZA nozor.k4y &vint..v-t.i.k-1YY kambinat
Wat'-X"llno"rokly L.Ad-Zlac Combine)

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BRATCHIK, F.P.; SHAVJRDOT. Tu. Sh.
% - IIAL ~Teng diesel locouotive shad. Blek. i tepl. tiaga no.11:42-43
N '57. (Kr.RA ioal)
1 Nachallnik teplovoxnogo depo Gudermes Ordzhonikidzevskoy dorogi
(;or Bratchik). 2. Glavn" inshener teployoznogo depo Oudermes
Ordzhonikidsovskoy dorogi (for Mmverdov).
(Ohdarmes-Plesel locomotive#--Maintenance and repair)

BWCHIKt HIV,
Cooking of stareb-containing raw material.with its pubBequent
dispersion. Spirtpro,m. 27 nool:j" IQ* (Km 14$2)
(Starob)

BRATCHIK, V. M. Cand Agr Sci -- (diss) "Charaoterl-&t1e~s of the
cultivation of RXdge Under Conditions mfXkxxRmIx of the Poleslye
Region of :kkKtNf the Ukrainian SSR." KharIkov, 1957. 14 pp 20 cm.
(Min of Agriculture USSR, KharIkov Order of Labor Red Banner
Agricultural Inst Im V. V. Dokuchayev), 100 copies (KL, 27-57, 108)
- 49 -

PSHENICHNYY, Nikon Ivanovich[Pahanychnyi, N.I.], kand. sellkhoz.nauk;
BRATQgK_,_V.M., kand. sellkhos.nauk, otv. red.; GURENKD,V.A.
Murenkol, V-.AQ, red.; MATVIICHUK, O.A., tekhn. red.
[Growing forage beans in the Ukraine]Vyroshchuvannia kormovykh
bobiv na Ukraini. Kyiv, Tovarystvo dlia poshyrennia polit. i
naukovykh mm' URSRO 1962. 35 P. (MIRA 16;2)
(Ukraine--Broad bean)

BRATCHIK laflm Issalcovich; VASYIJTOVICII, Vasiliy Vasillyevich;
KIY, F.N., retsenzent; KHOREV, B.S., retsenzent;
PREOBRAZIMSKIY.,.V.I., red.; USMIKO, L.A.p tekhn. red.
[Moscow-Brest; railroad guide] Moskva - Brost; zhelezno-
dorozhrWi putevoditell. Moskvao Transzheldorizdat, 1962.
134 P. (Railroads-Handbooks., manuals, etc.) (WRA 15:7)

BOBIN, Ye.V.; PIRINp I.V. retsenzent; BRAT , red.;
NIEMMEVA, M.A... I tekhn. red. -2! ~H ~TIA J I
(Control of industrial noise in railroad transportation]
Bor'ba *roizvodBtvennym shUmOm na zheleznodorozImom tran-
sports.' Moskva, Izd-vo "Transport," 1964. 141 P.
(MIRA 17:3)

VEDENKIN, Sergey Grigorlyevich, prof.; VIVITSKIY, Lazar' Yefirr-ovich
kand. tekhn. nauk; LAWYANCHIKOV, Ivan Kuzlmicho inzh.;
RYZHOVA, Zinaida Alekseyevna, kand. tekhn. nauk; SITKOVSKIY,
Illya Favlovichp inzh.; �HjTC " I - red
W-f-412-
(Polymers in railroad transportation] Polimery zheleznodorozh-
nomu transportu. [By] S.G.Vedenkin i dr. Moskva, Transport,
1964. 91 P. (MIRA 18:1)
1. Vsesoyu=W nauchno-issledovatellskiy Institut zhe1eznk--
dorozhnogo transporta, otdeleniye polimerov (for Ryzhova).
2. Glavnyy konstruktor Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovatell-
skogo institute. zheleznodorozhnogo transports. (for
Sitkovski) ). 3. Rukovoditell otdeleniya poliraerov Vsesr%yuz-
nogo nauchno-issledovatellskago institute zbeleznodorcz~nogo
transporta (for Luklyanchikov). 4. Rukovoditell laboratorii
korrozii otdeleniya ispytaniya materialov i konstruktsiy
Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-issledovatellskogo instituta zhelezno-
dorozhnogo transporta (for Vedenkin). 5. Rukovoditell labo-
ratorii reziny otdeleniya polimerov Vsesoyuznogo naucimo-
issledovatellskogo instituta zheleznodorozhnogo transporta
(for Vinitskiy).

KHRULEV, Valentin Mikhaylovich; BRATCHI-K~ Ye.I., red.
[Synthetic adhesives in railroad technology] Sintetiche-
skie klei v zheleznodorozhnoi tekhnike. Moskva) Transportt
1965. 150 P. (M IRA 18: 2)

ANATOLIYEV, Leonid Nikolayevich; BRATCHIK, Ye,I,p
[The passenger's companion; railroad route
nik passazhira; skherior zholeznodorozhnykb
lAroslavll, Transport, 1965- 159 P-
red,
programs] Sput-
marshrutov.
(KTRA 1M)

BRATCHIKOV, I. L., MIALOV, S. Ya. and TSEYTIN, G. S. (Leningrad)
"About the Structure of Dictionary and the Coding of Information for Machine
Translation."
I'heses - Conference on Machine Translations, 15 - 21 May 1958, Moscow.

ACCESSION NR: AT4008632 S/3040/63/000/002/0105/0115
AUTHORS: Baluyev, A. M.; Bratchikov, 1. L.; Balina, G. I.; Igolkin,
V. N.; Kovrigin, A. B.; Marty*nen.Ko, K.; Poroshin,.B. So; Surin.-
S. S.
TITLE: Compiling routine for an electronic digital computer using
input language ALGOL
SOURCE: Leningrad. Universitet. Kafedra vy*chislitellnoy matematiki
i vy*chislitel'ny*y tsentr. Vy*chislitellnaya teklinika i vaprosy*
...programmirovaniya-i noi. 2, 1963, 105-115
TOPIC TAGS: digital computer, digital computer compiler, ALGOL
computer language, computer language, complex algorithm, computer
programming, machine language, binary code computer, ccmputer input
language, ALGOL
ABSTRACT: The input language and the'algorithm of the programming
i. Card 1/2,

ACCESSION NR: AT4008632
program developed in the Computation Center of Leningradskiy Uni-
versitet (Leningrad University), which is an abbreviated and modified,
variant of ALGOL-60, is described., Me language differs from ALGOL I
i in:that the program as a whole coxistitutes one block andthere are
no'descriptions of types; a separate class of identifiers is used
for each class. The operators (particularly the procedure operators)l
and the description of the procedures are simplified and standardizecl.
i The input lanquage itself and the operating principles of the pro-
gramming program are described in detail and the algorithm for solv_
ing a system of linear algebraic equations of 50th order by the
Gauss method, with choice of the principal element, is used as an
example. Orig. art. has: 28 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy gosudarstvenny*y universitet (Leningrad
State University)
SUBMITTED: l5may62 DATE ACQ: 23Jan64 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: CP NO REF SOV: '002 OTHER: QOO
A Card.
_-2/2

BFUTCHIKOV, I.L.
Methods for reducing the scope of information tables.
Metod. vych. no.2:139-156 163.
(MIRA 18: 11)

BRATCHIKOVI S. G., and NIKELAYLOV,, V. V.
"Methods for Determination of the Heat Developed in Slog and the
Heat Given Off by Moist Air From Iron Ore" a paper read at the
International Metallurgists' Conference, Moscow 26-3o June 56
SO: ~CS-3,302,24,p, 11 -Ton 57.

BRATCHIKOV, S.G., YESIN, O.A., POPEL, S.I., iUaUj~JOV, V.r., pLoTjT1KoV, I.M. A
"Electrochemical resulphurization of Steel in Induction Furnace,"
lecture given at the Fourth Conference on Steelmaking, A.A. Baikov, Institue of
Mietallurgy, Dbscow, July 1-6, 1957

SOV/ 137-58-7-14Z37
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 7, p 40 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Mikhaylov, V.V., Bratchikov, S.G.
TITLE: The Viscosity of High-alurnina Slags (Vyazkost' vysokoglinoze-
mistykh shlakov)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Ural'skogo politekhn. in-ta, 1957, Nr 67, pp 108-113
ABSTRACT: During the smelting of iron bauxites one of the important
prerequisites for the successful working of a blast furnace is
the obtaining of low-viscosity high-alumina slags (HS). The
viscosity -9 of slags with a low [SiOZ] was measured on a vis-
cosimeter according to the angle of torsion of the elastic thread.
attached to a carbon spindle which rotates in the molten HS.
Eight specimens of synthetic HS with 3 - 81o [ SiO2 j and the slag
of an operating blast furnace of the Pashiya cement-metallurg-
ical plant (SiOZ 10.216) were examined. The results of the in-
vestigation corroborate the diluting fluidifying role of Ca in HS
and, contrary to the data in the literature, show a low 71 of the
slag with [SiO2,] < 8016. At 16000C the -9 of slags with 42%
CaO and