SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BUKIETNYNSKA, K. - BUKIN, K. L.

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: Scientific Abstracts
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP86-00513R000307410011-4
• Release Decision: RIF
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 100
• Document Creation Date: November 2, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 9, 2000
• Sequence Number: 11
• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
• Content Type: SCIENCEAB

PODIND/Nuclear physics - Ruclear Power and TechlioloGy. C
Abs Jour Ref Zliur Fizika, No 10, 1959, 22284
A-Lithir Jezowska-Trzebiatavska, D., Dartecki;
Chniclowska) M.,
Przywarska, H., Mikulski, T., Dukietnynska, K., Kakolo-
Wicz, W.
Inst
Title studies on the Chemistry of Sesquivalent and
quadriva-
lent Uranium in OrLpnic Solvents.
OriL; Pub Nukleonika, 1958, 3, Spec Number, 39-58
Abstract No abstract.
Card 1/1
- 21 -

JEZOWSKA-TRZEBIATOWSKA~ B.; BUKIETYNSKA, K.
The change of IandelO-interval parameter for U
(IV) and
the new spectrochemical series. Bul chim PAN
12 no. 2:
:123-126 164
1. Department of Inorganic Chemistry,,
University, Wroclaw.
Presented by W. Trzebiatowski.

BLJK IEWICZ t__gRpx-yk-.(Po znan) 44&t'.
,W
Genus Salix (willow) in nature ard the economy.
Wszechswiat
no.50.12-114 Myt6l

BUKIEWICZ, Henryk
Certain habitat factors of the Nowy Tomyol Plain
in the
region where sandy humus soils occur. Rocznik-i.
wyz szkola
rol Poznan 14 3-01 163.
Studies on the fertilization of certain types of
barrens
and land formerly azable. Ibid.:11-14.
1. Department of Forest Cultivation, College of
Agriculture,
Poznan,,

MRCCZKIEWICZ, Taon; BUKIEWICZ, Henryk
Fruiting of various varieties of black currant (Ribes
nigram-1.)
In the older habitat. Roozniki iqz szkola rol Poznan 14
91-107
163.
1. Department ol Forest Cultivation, College of
Agriculture, Poznan.

MROC7XIEWICZ, Leon; HUKIEWICZ, Henryk
Studies on methods of accelerating the germination
of the seeds
of the sumac (Rhus typhina L. Tourn). Prace nauk
rolm i lesn
15 no. 3:213-232 163 [publ."641
1. Department of Specific Forest Cultivation,
College of Agricul-
ture, Poznan.

BUKHWICZ, 11'enryl.
Cultivatic)n value of cuttings of Salix ainericann
hcrt
damaged by hail. Prace nRuk- roln i lesn 17
no.2:121-
162 164.
1. Departnent of 33pecific Forest Cultivation,
!Lgher ---hoc;!
of Agriculture, Pcznan.

MIMI and GAVONIN
"The use of the movable desirifectional device
LSD."
Veterinariya, Vol. 37, No. 6, 196o, p. 73
1
"1 , , V 4
- - Dr. 611"X'j, n~ &,t,'
0VAJ." UA-

POKROVSKIY, Aleksandr 'Nikolayevich;,BUKIN) Aleksandr
Alekseyevic ; GAV-
RIIDV, Dmitriy Fedorovich; fiLKACHEV, S.S.,
reteenzent; GOIICPA-
RUK, Yu.K., red.; SMZHKOVA, N.I., red. izd-va;
NIKOLAYEVA,
L.N.p tekhna red.
(Operating taotortrucks with carburetor engines under
low temperature
conditions] Ekspluatataiia avtomobilei s
karbiuratorrlymi dvigatelemi
v usloviiakh nizkikh temperatur. Moskva,
nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo H-va
avtomobillnogo transp. i shossginykh dorog RSM, 1961.
171 p.
(MIRA 14:10)
(Motortrucks-Cold weatber operation)

NR
AR6032367 SOURCE CODE: UR/0081/66/0001012/N100/N100
AUTHOR: Gross, A. I.
TITLE: Method of evaluating the electric excitability of
ptq~qgra2~~~
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Khimiya, Part 11, Abs. 12N564
REF SOURCE: Tr. Yses. n. -i. konofoto-in-ta, vyp 52, 1965, 36-47
TOPIC TAGS: photographic film, electric potential, cellulose
triacetate film,
cellulose nitrate film, terelene film
ABSTRACT: A device is proposed for determining the accumlation
rate of charges
on films, as well as the influence of the speed of the film, of
its take-up pull and
roller material on charge magnitude. The device makes it possible
to determine
the kinetics of the electric potential increment and the value of
the limit potential,
as well as to study the electric excitability of films (cellulose
triacetate, cellulose
nitrate, terelene) as weU as the effectiveness of film varnishes.
" Vinogradoy.
LTranslation of abstract]
SUB CODE: 14/
ill
UDC: 771

PUDOVIK, A.N.; MOSHKINA, T.M.; KRUPNOV, G.P...- BUYIV
A.I.- SawENCFVA, L.A.;
- FZ, R
Prinimali uchastiye: KOSTYUKOVA, L. borant, 0-11, 14. G.,
laborant; TE14IRBAYEV, A.M., inzh.; F ULLIN, A.Yu.,
inzh.; POLOZOVA,
L.P., laborant; NAZAROVSKAYA, G.V., laborant
S*nthesis and study of organophosphorus plasticizers for
the tri-
acetate film bases. Trudy NIKFI no-46-27-25 162.
(MIRA 18:8)

M-5-006 RM
ACC W AP50284-80 SOU CODE: UR/0286/65/000/02?~)
4q,5~JRGE r10 YO-'3964/0064
AUTHORS: Moshkina., T. M, Fudovik, A. N.; Krupnov, G. P. Bukin,
A. I.; Semenova,
L, A.
ORG: ncne
TITLE: Metlf6d-for obtaining plasticized ester-cellulose filns,
for instance,
tridd6tate cellulose films. Class 39, No. 17564616 Tannounced by
All-Union ScientifJ
Research Motion Picture Institute (Vsesoyuzrrfy
nauchno-issledovatellskiy
kinofoto'institut)_/- i~4 '5~_
SOURCE: Byulletent izobreteniy i tovarnykh znakov.. no. 20,
1965, 64
TOPIC TAGS: polyiner, plasticizer, plastic compound, plastic
material, plastic, film
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate presents a me or obtaining
ester-cellulose
. troducing esters of polybasic
film, for instance, triacetate cellulose film,Mi
acids into a solution of cellulose triacetate. To increase the
variety of plasti-
cizers, esters of phosphonoacetic acid are used as the
plasticizing agent.
SUB COLE: 32/ SUBM DATEt 13.Tun64
UDC: 678.544.43 678.049.13.002.2

B U K 1.11, tal I rab-,--)tv, karld.
_-,A-,L.,,-avpirant; FILATOV, G.V., nuuchn~y rukovodi
biol.nauk
Toxicity of sevin to mammals and birds. Veterinariia
42
no.Ilt93-95 N 165. (MIRA 1911)
1. Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy institut
-veterinarnoy
sanitarii.

ktC-RR---AF6005d26 (A SOUME CODE: UR/03h6/65/0W/011/0oq3/6oq5
AUTHOR: Bukin, A. L. (Aspirant)
ORG,- All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Veterinary
Sanitation.(Vaesoyuzny-j-
nauchno-issiedovatellskiy in t-3tut veterinarnoy sanitarii
TITLE: The toxicity of sevin f or maumials and fowl
SOURCE: Veterinariyq, no. 11, 1965p 93-95
TOPIC TAGS: veterinaj~y medicine, inscaticide, toxicity -%Mmm=F
ABSTRACT: In the searph for new .inzqecbicide~with a relatively
low toxicity for
warm-blooded animals, ~cvin was tojted in an 85,9 wetting powder
in suspension given
orally. Toxicity in mice was determined by clijiical symptoms of
poisoning and
percentage of mortality; in rabbits and lions tho action of ac and
cholinesterase in the blood was also used. Residual amounts of
sevin and its
Riptabolites in organs 'aind tissuos of rabbits and chicks were
determined by paper
chromatography. Tabulated results of toxicity of various sevin
preparations are
given for white mice. Doses up to 300 mg/kg caused no clinical
symptoms of poisoning
i~ rabbits. At 500 mg/kg rabbits survived despite severe clinical
symptoms of
Oisoning, but all died at 700 mg/kv. Chromatographic analysis of
specimens of
prgans and tissues of rabbits indicates an absence of sevin with
doses up to 300
~kg, but all organs and tissues contained .075-1.2 mg,/kg at
600-700 ing/kg.
Y

L L-2198-66
ACC NRz AP6005020
Deaths of ducks began at 1000 mgAgj and 28--70 mg/kg of sevin
appeared in all
specimens of organs and tissues from ODO to 60oo mg/kg, while
birds killed 4 days
after ingesting 3000 mgAg of sevin showed neither sevin nor its
metabolites. Chicks
died and showed traces of sevin in chromatographic analysis
beginning at 250 mg/kg.
For full-grown hens (leghorns weighing 2-5 kg) the first clinical
symptoms of
poisoning appeared at 1500 mg/kg,0and deaths began at 2000 mg/kg.
One hundred percen
mortality occurred at 3000 -ngAg. Adsorption by hen's organs and
tissues was tested
with 2000 mg/kg of marked sevin of 259--336 fd.crocuries, and
results showed the
presence of sevin wiLhin 5 minutes of ingestion and a duration of
6 days. It is
concluded that, sevin has a relatively low toxicity for animals
tested. Ye. A.
Puchkova, aspirant in the entomology laboratory, participated in
the test with hens.
75-rig. art. has: 3 tables.
SUB CODE: 061 SUBM DATE: none
af

FILIPPOV, M~M.; BUKIN, A.R.
Oscillograph for the centimeter band. Izv. v7s. ucheb.
zav.;
radiotekh. no.3:373-376 MY-Je '58. (MIRA 11;7)
1.Rekomendovana kafedroy radiofiziki Leningradskogo
gosudarstvennogo
universiteta.
(Oscillograph) (Microwaves)

AUTHORS: Bukin, A.N.? and Filipp SOV/120-~;9-2-42/50
I'T OV7 M.M.
TITLE: H U
( j e Rectifier with Output Voltage Control
Vy tnyy vypryamitell s reguliruyemym
vykhodnym napryazheniyem)
PERIODICAL: Pribor I ,
.tekhnika eksperimenta, 1959, Nr 25
PP 139-14 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The block diagram is shown in Fig 1. The 'Low
voltage
supply, which should be stabilised,, is first converted
into a voltage between 12 and 15 kV peak at a frequency
of 8 kc/s. This derived supply is rectified in 3
units. In the first twc units D.C. supplies of +10 kV
and -10 kV are formed. The third unit is a voltage
quadrupler with outputs at +20~ +30 and +50 V. There
are auxiliary units for feeding the heaters of the high
voltage rectifiers in the quadrupler period. Fig 2 is
a more detailed circuit diagram, and Table 1 describes
the five-winding coil to which the GU-29 valve is
connected as a Hartley oscillator. Fig 3 shows how the
Card coil is mounted with respect to the first two
rectifiers.
1/3 The oscillator is tuned by varying the position of a
cylindrical ferrite core of F-600 material and its

SOV/120- 59-2-42/50
High Voltage Rectifier with Output Voltage Control
output voltage can be varied from 2 to 12- kV by (-.hanging
the grid bias but this results ir. a dissimilar
variation of the *� 10 kY outputs. The quadrupler uses
valves type lTsllP and would norutally supply +40 IkV for
an input of 11 kV~ By connect-Ing the rectifier system
in series with the +10 k-V su-pply a maximum of +50 kV
nan be obtained. The +20 kV supply is filtered via the
components R4Cl-. Valves fi8 and. A 9 are a pulse
Power suPP17 for the q'uadrupler heaters and aTe coupled
by the transformer TI-1 shown in Fir, 4-. Table 2 givas
some typical readings taken at va+,--i,:)us points iii the
The quadrupler together wlt~., its heater
transform-IT Is mounted Separately in a unit measuring
130 x 170 x 11-10 mm3 completely filled with paraff-in.
The,Aioie arrangement measures 300 x ~00 x -200 mm3 and
(.~an
supply 1 mA at 50 kV to a ITHF oscillograph tube using
Card 2/3

SOV/120-59-2-42/50
High Voltage Rectifier with Output Voltage
Control
post-acceleration.
There are 1+ figures and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy gosudarstvenn
un-,versitet
(Leningrad State UniveTsityv --
SUBMITTED: March 29, 1958
Card 3/3

B
~~~~ola ev~ich- FILIPPOV, Mikhail Mikhaylovich;
2
ISAYEV, Andrey Eylyubovich; TSARIKOVAY Z.I., red.;
HELIZAROVA, N.A., tekhn. red.
(Oscillographic recording of super-high frequenay
oscil-
lations] Ostsillografirovanie kolebanii
sverkhvTsokikh
chastot. Leningrad, Izd-vo Leningradskogo univ.,
1963. 211 p.
(MIRA 16:4)
(Oscillograph) (Microwave measurements)
(Electric measurements)

ANISDOV, A.A., naucbnyy antrudnik; BORISOV, S.14..
naucbW sotrudnik;
BUKIN..-A
- W!.-.-naucbmyy sotrudnik; SOLTUS, G.P., nauchW
notrudnik;
SIPCID, V.V., nauchVy sotrudnik; CHURN, K.Ta., otv.
red.;
RDSffCHIRA, L., red.izd-va; MHDKV, A., tekhn.rod.
[Local finances in capitalist countries] Mestnye
finansy kapita-
ligticbeakikb stran. Moskva, Goafinizdat, 1958- 156 p.
(MIRA 12:1)
1. Moscov. Naucbno-issledovatel'skiy finansovyy
institut.
(Fimance)

ANISIMOV, A.; BORISOV, S.; BUYLIN, A.; BURLAKOV, M.
New work on the finances of capitalism ("Finances of
capitalistic
states." Reviewed by A. Anisimov and others). Fin. SSSR 21
no.9:
79-82 8 160. (MIRA 13:9)
(Finance)

i)/Drr(m)/T IJP(C) RM
ACC NN AR6023276 SOURCE CODE: UR/0O58/66/OOO/O03/Dl24/D2_-4
TITLE:
SOURCE;
Pudovik,, A. N.; Moshkina, ZL_!L; Krupnav, G. P.; Bukin, A.
I.; Semenova, L.
Plastification of triacetate celluloid films by mixed
phosphoric-acid ethers
Ref zh. Fizika, Abs- 3DIO28 Z /Z
('!p
1965, 5-16
o'
REF SOURCE: Tr. V_ses.. n.-i. kinofotoin-ta, vYP- 52,
TOPIC TAGS: phot-graphic film, plasticizer
ABSTRACT: The authors investigated the plastification of
triacetate films by mixing
phosphoric-acid ethers. It is shown that at least some
diphosphates of diethylene
glycol result in better mechanical film properties than the
previously used mixture
of triphenyl phosphate and dibutyl phthalate. However, in the
presence in them of
aliphatic radicals, their compatibility with the film
deteriorates with increasing
length of the radical. To improve the compatibility, one can
introduce cyclic radic
C1 atoms, and alcoxyl groups into the ether groups. The most
effective for the com-
patibility are the latter, and they also improve noticeably
the pbysical and mechani
properties of the films. A. Yaruzhanakiy. (Translation of
abstract]
SUB CODE: 14
kh
Card

I VT
io~c NRz AR6023275
;;AUTHOR:
TITLE:
SOURCE:
X :1
SOURCE CODE: uR/Oo58/66/OO0/OO3/D124/Dl24-
Gross, L. G.; Bukin, A. 1.
Method of estimating the electric excitation ability of films
Ref. zh. Fizika, Abs. 3D1026
REF SOURCE: Tr. Vses. n,-i, kinofotoin-ta, 52, 1965, 36-47
TOPIC TAGS: photographic film) excited state) surface property.,
photographic emulsion
ABSTRACT: An instrument was developed for the measurement of the
surface potential of
photographic film materials that become charged by motion through
the picture-takingj,
processing, etc. apparatus. The instrument makes it possible to
investigate the rate
of accumulation of charges and its dependence on the rate of
motion and on the tension
of the film, on the materials of the rollers, etc., and also to
determine the sign of
the resulting charge. Several emulsion-technology problems for
the solution of which
the constructed instrument would be useful are considered. A.
Kartuzhanskiy.
[Translation of abstract]
SUB CODE: 14-
Card

AP700384 6 _/6
ACC NRs SOURCE CODE: 012i f/6O0/OCVd0Wdd01.
( A) V171
AUTHORS:.Woritayn, I. A. (Doctor of technical sciencesp Professor);
Golovin, V. A.
(Candidate of technical sciences,
Docent);_,Ilukin--Batyrevp..I,._.X.. (Engineer)
6RG: none
TITLEE: Increasing' the extrudability of structural carbon
steels*Tor cold extrusion
SOURCE: Vestnik mashinostroyeniya, no. 19 19679 54-57
TPPIC TAGS: metal extrusionp carbon steel, plastic deformation,
ferrite, pearlite,
annealing, hardness, metal heat treatment/ 10 carbon steel, 20
carbon steel, 35
carbon steel,'45 carbon steel
ABST.-UG`T: This work establishes a quantitative relationship
between the conditions of
preliminary heat treatment of.blanks and the cold extrudability of
the most widely
used structural*carbon steels 10, 20, 35, and 45. The low-carbon
steels (10 1 20) We~-
subjected to subcritical and supercritical annealing. The
high-carbon steels (35, 45~1
were subjected to cyclic annealing and to other combined
treatments. The tests of 10
steel showed that,, in the presence of supercritical (740--760C),
cyclic (4 cycles from
650 to 780C) and high-temperature (1050C) annealing, strong grain
growth occurredp
which reduced the bardness (see Fig. 1). It was established that
the maximum increase
in extrudability in achieved for 10 steel with supercritical
damealing, for 20 steel
with normalization and annealing, and for 35 and 45 steels with
cyclic annealing and
I AI,

ACC NR. AWODW~'
k6lxo;
:d6
Xg/mR.
Fig. 1. Curves of hard
Of 10 (a) and 20 (b) steel
a I%mction of heat treatment
with normalization-and annealing. The obtained results can serve
&a starting data for
calculating -the loads on tools and for selecting heat treatment
conditions. Orig.-
art. has: 2 graphs and 3 tables. . I
SO GODS -- 131 jj/SU~M DkTEt none/ ORTG M; (*3/ M MW: W4
i_-

BUKIN, Y.
- v . - ,+1t . ....
. 4i" ':'
.~4~
Let's look at the future. Mast. leBa 2 no-7:23-24 Jl
(Forests and forestry) (Wood-using industries)
'58.
(MIRA 11!9)

BUKIN, F. I.
U.SSR/En--,inecring - %..'elding,Materials
Au.~' 51
"Electroies for B-Iding Up cutting Tools and Mh~-hine
Parts b We-"ding
A. I. Serpokrylov, D. Ya. Sobantsev., F. I. Budkin, N. F.
Vank, !Engineers
Avtcgen Delo, No pp 22-23.
Discusses preparation of components,'and methods for
fabrication of heavy-coated
metal electrodes and sintered-type electrodes. Materials
for latter include
wastes of pobedite, vokar, high-speed steel and its
substitutes, ferroa-I'Loys,
h~Tereutectoid carbon steel, chilled cast-iron chips,
metaliic cobalt, nict"011
and graphite. Mangenese. silicon and titanium serve as
binders for sintering
electrodes.
20DT55

- BUKIN, F.I.-
Modernization of the ABS welding head and tractor.
__,vtom. svar. 11
no.2:90-91 F 162. (JURA 15:1)
(Welding--Equipment and, supplies)

ACCESSION NR: AP4009Z85' S/0125/64/0001001./0055'/. 0-
0 58
;AUTHOR: Antonets, D. P.; Bukin, F. I.
TITLE: Automatic flux welding of aluminum by two zigzag *irem
SOURCE:. Avtoniati.cheskaya avarka, no. 1, 1964, 55-58
TOPIC TAGS: welding, aluminum welding, aluminum arc welding, zigzag
wire
aluminum welding, automatic aluminum welding
ABSTRACT: Split-electrode flux automatic welding was used to
manufacture
aluminum tanks from 16-, 20-, and 32-mm-thick plates. As the method
did not
ensure a uniform weld quality, this improvement was introduced: two
Mutually-
opposite-zigzag wires supplied by the same:power lead are fed into
the welding
zone, perpendicular to the puddle. Due to the resulting alternating
r~agnetic
blowing, the metal in the puddle is well mixed 'and well
degasified, and (I.
the depth of penetration increases. The device is"' In thi
shown in Enclosure'
Card 1/3

;ACCESSION NR: AP400928S
case of thicker plates, 30-40% of the welds were defective when the
old split-wire
method was used; only 5-10% of thev;elds have been defective with
the now
zigzag-wire method. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 2 tables.
ASSOCIATION: ZhdanovskLy savod tyashologo mashinostroyerdya
(Zhdanov Works,
of Heavy-Machine Building)
!SUBMITTED: 13Sep63 DATE ACQ: 071rob64 ENCL: 0 1
SUB CODE: ML NO REF SOV: 000 OTHER: 000
C rd 7.13

I
ACCESSION NRt AP4009285
Card 3/3
INGLOSURE: 1
A now device for the automatic welding of
aluminum by means of.two zigzag wires
1 - base metal
2 - weld-on metal:
3 - shield
4 - power-supp.Ly bush
..1 5 driven pinion
6 - driving cog wheel---.
7.- guiding bushing
8 - electrode wl"
- flux.
9

ANTONETS, D.P.; BUKIN, F.I.
Electric welding under flux of alumimm by rmeans of two
-bent
wores. Avtom.svat. 17 no.1:55-58 Ja '64. (MIU 17:3)
1. Zhdanovskiy zavod tyazhelogo mashinostroyeniya.

GULIBINOVICH, Mikhail Ivanovich- 3UKIN, F.T., red.;
RA IYAROVA.
R.Kh., red.izd-va; LELTUKHIN, . .. ekhn.red.
[Analy2ing the economic and financial activity of
landscape
gardening enterprises of cities] Anal12
khozisistvenno-fi-
nansovoi deiatellnosti predpriiatii gorodskogo
zelenogo stroi-
tel'stva. Moskva, Izd-vo X-va kommun.khoz.RSFSR,
196o. 142 p.
(MIRA 13:9)
(Landscape gardening--Economic aspects)

GUL'BiN"OVICH, Mikhail IVAnovich. Prinimal
uchastiye MASHINSKIY,
L.O., kand. biolog. nauk;,BUKIN, F.T , red.;
BAKHTIYAFDVA, R.Kh.,, red.izd-va; KHENOKH, F.M.,
tekhn. red.
[Economics, organization and plaiming of municipal
park and
horticultural services] Ekonomika, organizataiia i
planirova-
nie gorodskogo zelenogo khoziaistva i
stroitellstva. Moskva,
Izd-vo M-ya kow=.khoz. RSFSR, 1962. 275 P. (MIRA
16:5)
(Landscape gardening) (Horticulture)

BUKIN, G I i~,'
1~
70M/6
621.121
.139
A Short Guide., The Black Sea Coast of the Soviet Union.
Moscow, Foreign
Languages Publishing House, 1957.
182 P. Illus., Mep.
Translated From The Original Russian: Chernomorskove
Poberezhlye SSSR.

!~ ! '. "1 7, 1; - /,
t, , i .", i- L,-'!~
BUKIN, G.I., inzh.; KLAPCMX, L.D., inzh.; LIPIN,
A.I., inzh.
-
Automatic control of the waterside pumping station
of a state
regional electric power station. Elek.sta. 29
no.1:82-85 A 158.
(MIRA 11:2)
(Automatic control) (Pumping stations)

BUKIN* G.I.* insho; KNXUXRq 1.0, insho
Thyratron relay used in pulse s mlin& Elek. sta. 29
no.10:92 0 1-58.
(Thyratrons) (Blectric relays) (MIRA 11:11)

BUD`) G~ i . j K"-*~` =11 , I,.., ~, GOL 0
VC11TIERTO, lu.1 ,
----------
Use of E!tati-jnaxy blowing devices for clearur,~~
deposits fron,
the extein--.1. -nirfLzte5 of steam boilers., i
elektrotekh.
pro.~i. AP-Je '62., (EIRA 15;6)
1, rayonnap elaktrostantsiya,
(Builers -01-enning) (Compressed air)

SOV/169-59-5-5397
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, 1959, Nr
5, p 146 (USSR)
AUTHOR: BWp,,G.V.
Tl=-. Ionosphere Observations on the Station Vostok
PERIODICAL: Mezhdunar. geofiz. god. Inform. byull., 1958,
Nr5, pp 45 - 46
ABSTRACT: The author gives information on the regular work
of the ant-
%-V February 2
arotie 1. ionosphere station Vostok, beginning on 27,
1958. The main parameters of the ion sound are as follows,
working range 1 - 18 Mops, duration of the emitted pulses
50 - 70~- sec, the power 2.5,kw, the time of covering the
range
20 see. A graph of the diurnal median course of the critical
frequencies of the layers F2, Fl, and E of the ionosphere
and a
graph of the minimum frequencies of reflection in the time
from
1 to 20 March, 1958, are presented. The diurnal course of
foF2
is symmetrical relative to the local noon. The E laver is Ob-
served over the entire time of 24 hours. in addition to the
main
diurnal maximum of f,E, the secondary nocturnal maximum (in
Card 1/1 0.2 a.m.)is noted.

J;

-4

q

EK

ek,
Id
la
-dromn
8.1
I
L
;4 X pv
'I ":
Ise 9' 1 a

8/169J61/000/009/042/056
D228/D304
AUTHORt Bukin, G. V.
TITLEA Ionospheric observations of the first and second
continental expeditions
FERIODICALt Referativnyy zhurnal. Geofizika, no. 9, 1961~ 18V
abstract OG145 (V abo Sov. antarkto ekapeditai-ya 12,
L., Morsk. transport, 1960, 82-4T?)
TEXT Tables are cited for the hourly values of ionospheric
parameters
from observations at Mirnyy between Way 1956 and December
1957. Concise
information on the equipment is given, and the state of the
ionosphere
(average diurnal variations of layers F2, Fl, and E;
disturbances;
peculiarities of the E layer) is described. Brief
characteristics are
given for radio-communication conditions in the Antarctic.
Z-Abstracter's
noteg Complete translationj
Card 1/1

BUKI.4) G. V. , f~ ~-
"Anonial-us Absorption -n HiCh lat-Itudas of' the
Southern and Northern
I . - - -
((1-2-7) )
repoj~t IC.r the 7 tl. f;onf. on Cosmic Rays aml Earth
sto!- (IUPAP)
In
Kyoto, Japan 4-15 Sept.. 1961.

312:0316 1/001/005/015/028
A006/Al0l
AUTHORT Bukin, G. V.
TITLE: Some peculiarities of the F2 layer in the Antarctic
PERIODICAL: Geomagnetizm i aeronomiya, v. 1. no. 5. 1961, 730 -
739
TEXT: Materials from the Vostok and Mirnyy stations are used to
determine
some peculiarities of the F2 layer in the Antarctic. Data from
Mirnyy are com-
pared with those from stations located in the northern hemisphere
symmetrically
in respect to Mirnyy in both the geographical and geomagnetical
coordinattes. The
author attempts to present a physical interpre-tation of
regularities observed, such
as: distinct diurnal variations of f0F2 with a high ionization
level during t-be
polar night; a higher ionization background in the southern than
in the northern
hemisphere; an amplitude of critical frequencies at midday higher
in winter than
in summer for the maximum of solar activity; ionization maxima of
the F2 layer
at different hours at different stations. A comparison ofafoF2
with the cosine
of zenith angle of the Sun and the sine of the angle of the Sun
sinking below the
horizon, did not explain the seasonal variations of the diurnal
amplitude of
6foF2. The effective factor of recombination wascalculated by
various methods;
Card 1/2

Some peculiarities of ...
S120316 1/00 1/005/0 15/028
A006/AI01
its values explain the shift of the ionization maximum during the
afternoon and
yield a correct notion on the decrease of electrons. However '.
recombination pro-
cesses cannot explain the aforementioned peculiarities of the
Antartic Ionosphere.
Therefore, addi-~Ional hypotheses will be required, as e.g.
ionization under the
effect of charged corpuscles, or redistribution of Ionization due
to horizorral
and vertical drifts. There are 6 figures, 3 tables and 12
reference5r 6 sovie-
bloc and'6 non-Soviet-bloc.
ASSOCIATION: Institut zemnogo mag~aetizma, tonosfery 1
rasprros,~raneniya radicfi:oin
M SSSR (Ins'.1tute of II-errestrial Magnetism. lonosp~-,-ere ard
Propaga-
tion of Radiowax?es, AS USSR)
SUBMIT11m; Aup;ust 4, is)61
Card 2/2

S/2C)3/61/001/005/023/028
Aoo6/Aiol
AUTHOR: Bukin, G.V.
11 ..... ...... ........I
TITLE: Ionospheric observations on the Atlantic
PERIODICAL; Geomagnetizm i aeronomiya, v. 1, no. 5, ig6i, 832
TEXT: On the passenger motor ship N. Kalinin" ionospheric
observations
were carried out by vertical sounding during a voyage to the
Antarctic coast in
1958 - 1959. As a result of the measurements the latitudinal
section of the
ionosphere over the Atlantic was obtained. A series of graphs
shows results of
observations in the equatorial region. The equatorial
ionosphere is very d1f-
ferent from that of middle latitudes and as appears from the
graphs, slight
shifts in the latitude entail considerable changes in the
diurnal variations of
foF2. It is probable, that such a strong latitudinal dependence
of the F2 layer
6tructure is connected with the electromagnetic effect of the
equatorial electric
stream, flowing in the E layer. The f-graphs presented show
that marine observa-
tions are well suitable for studies of electromagnetic
conditions in the equa-
Card 1/2

S/20-3/61/001/00 5P 23/0 28
Ionospheric observations on the Atlantic A006/A101
torial region, making it possible to observe gradual changes in
the ionosphere
during the motion of the vessel, There are 4 figures and I
Soviet-bloo refer-
ence,
ASSOCIATION: Institut zemnogo magnetizma, ionosfery i
rasprostraneniya radlovol~n
AN SSSR (Institute of Terrestrial Magnetism, ionosphere and
Propa-
gation of Radiowaves, AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: August 4, 1961

S/ 203/62/ 002/00 1/0 11/0 11)
1023/12-23
0! 1.4ukin, (;,V.
- ---------
1T ~eogr~ti)hictil distribution of foF2 in the Ant-aret-fe
-?,EI k1jeomagnetizm I ;~eronomiya, v.2, no.1, 1962, 99-104
L Datax frmi 24 stOtions located in the southern hemisp"here
at i,.i.odiuri and filgh ls~f.,,_tudes are used to draw
maps of isolines of
critle&I froni)encieo of the F2 layer. Comparison with the
northern
n~,-.-.-iznhore shovis an asy=eitr,,v In the ionosphere.
The geographical
a -ibution of fcF2 in 'he northern hemispliere is more
complIcated.
ao~,nmetr, I tj
can oossibly be explained by the &symmetry of 'he
F,com,agnetic field. '--he Tnaps of ilsolinas of fcF2 axe
for a period
of maxirmm solziv activ.1ty. '1'here are 4 figures and 1
table,
AE'SIOCIATIOW Tnstitizt zeninoFo magnatlzma, ionoafery I
rasprostranoniya rAdiovolu Akademil nauk SSSR
(Institute of Terrestrial 11.1agnetism, Ionosphere and
Radiovmve Propagntion, Acaderwy of Sciences U93R)
S'J B %1 IT TED December 5, 1061
Card 11/1

BUK114, G.V.
Anomalous absorption at high latitudes of the southern
hemisphere.
Geomags i aer. 2 no*2:368-369 Vx-Ap 162. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Institut zemnogo magnetizma,, ionoefery i
rasprostraneniya
radiovoln A14 SSSR.
(Solar radiation)
(Ionosphere)

1, UTHOR: Ilukirl, G.V.-
ij '20 12
5/203/62/002/005/008/010
1046/1246
TITLE: Geo-riohical aistribution of f B and some properties
Of the -'~'-re6ion in the Antarctyc
I"EMODICL Geom.;fnetizfr., J aeroilomiya, v.2, no-5, 1962,
918-924
TEXT: The fo'E isolines constructed from the data of 18
ionospheric
statioris spreu6 betv-een, 30 and 900S 8how obvious
asymmetry with
respect to the noon meridian, which is suggestive of lack of
cor-
relation between foE ax.d the cosine of the solar zenith
angle,
in high southern latitudes. The exponent n in the expression
(f (f -,.-)'/cosh(R,,X)
0 o o
where (fo---')o is the critical 2-frequency for X = 0 and
cosh(R,I-
Chapman's function allowing for the sphericity of the
'Earth, is
found to depei,d on latitu(je: r, =? 3 up to 500S, n =~4 in
higher
latitudes; this anomaly is probably due to the
superposition, in
Card 1/2

S/20 62/002/005/008/010
Geographical distribuidon".of f E ... I0406Y,246
0
high latitudes, of cor-uuscular ionization onto the or6inary
ultra-
violet ionization. The latituce distribution o' ' "-layer
distur-
bances and the occurrence frequenc of the nocturnal 7--layer
(that ,AZ
b`oth attain axima at
forms re-ardless of sun's -oo!~ition their m
6= 70 to Boos; t'his is probably due to the geomagnetic
concentra-
fion of electron streams iiiovinS from the radiation belts to
the
ionosphere. There are ~ fi--ures.
t,
ASSOCIATION: Institut zemnogo magnetizma,'ionosfery i
rasprosstra-
neriya radiovoln AN SSSR (Insd-tute of the Terrestrial
kagnetism, the Ionosphere and Propagation of Radio-
waves AS U3SR)
SUBLIMED: April 10, 1'362
Card 2/2

L4453
SA03/62/002/006/009/020
a A001/A101
AUTHORS: Bukin, G. V.,Fligelt, M. D.
TITLE: Winter anomaly in the E-layer of the ionosphere
PERIODICAL: Geomagnetizm I aeronomiya, v. 2, no. 6, 1962, 1103 11o6
TEXT: There is a peculiar feature. known as winter anomaly, in the
sea-
sonal variation of absorption, which consists in the following:
absorption level
is higher in winter than in summer, the zenith angle of "be Sun
being the same.
It is assumed usually that this anomaly is due to sporadic
formations in the
lower Ionosphere. The authors put forward another-hypothesis to
explain the
winter anomaly from the viewpoint of the conventional ionization
equation. Ana-
lyzing the expressions for ion formation rate I in winter and
summer, they came
to the conclusion that electronic concentration is higher in winter
than-in
sumer at the same value of the zenith angle of the Sun X due to
different rates
of X variation in different seasons. It follows thereof that winter
anomaly must
exist in'the seasonal variation of critical frequencies of every
regular layer.
Experimental data from 50 stations all over the world were.analyzed
and it was
Card 1/2

S/203/62/002/oo6/oo9/020
Winter anomaly in the E-layer of the ionosphqre AOO1/A1O1
found~that for the most station� foEwin "~' foEsum- Moreover, winter
anomaly was
analyzed for the stations in Moscow and Yuzhno-SakhalInsk for the
periods of
m&ximum-and minimum solar activity; its existence was established In
both. No
correlation was found between max1ma of R (average monthly number of
sunspots).
and foE. Formulae are given to d6termine the values bf I and
oL(effective re-
combination coefficient) from the-magnitude of winter anomaly. These
values
proved to be close to those known from the literature sources. There
is compara-
tively small scatter of the values in different months. There are 2
tables and
1 figure.
ASSOCIATION: Institut zemnogo magnetizma, ionosfery I rasprostraneniya
radiovoln
AN SSSR (Institute of Terrestrial Magnetis6A . Ionosphere and Radio-
wave Propagation, ASUSSR)
SUBMITTED: June 20, 1962
Card 2/2

BELITSKIY, I.A.; GABUDA, S.P.; INIKIIA'ILOV, G.11-%
Investigation of laumontite using the met:hod of
n-or-lear magnetic
resonance. Dckl. JAII. SSSR 159 no.5~.1038-1040 D
t6,l (MIRA M.1)
1. Irstitut geologii i geofizi-ki Slbirskogo
ot-deleniya AN SSSR.
Predstavleno akademikom V.S. Sobolev,,!m.

BUKIN, G. V.
"On the Wave and Corpuscular Events in the Antarctic
Ionosphere."
summary to be presented at the 13th Gen Assembly, IL1GG,
Berkeley, Calif,
19-31 Aug 63.

S/125/62/OOO/Ob2/OO8/O1O;w
D04O/Dl1--3
AUTHOR: Bukin, F.I.
TITLE: Modernization of the ABS welding head and the welding
tractor
PERIODICAL: Avtomaticheskaya svarka, no. 2, 1962, 90-91
TEXT: Structures of 20 mm thick aluminum sheets are
automatically welded at the
Zhdanovskiy zavod tyazhelogo mashinostroyeniya (Zhdanov Heavy
Machinery Plant)
using welding equipment designed by the Institut elektrosvarki
im. Ye.O. Patona
(Electric Welding Institute im. Ye.O. Paton), i.e. a
modernized AEC (ABS) welding
head and a TE!-33 (TS-33) welding tractor which withstand
continuous load for an
entire day in operation with current of up to 500-550 amp. The
hot portion of
the welder and head, i.e. the brush holder, feeding roller and
brush was altered
because of heating and the drop in welding current,when
welding with stronger
current was introduced (700-750 amp, 48-50 v). The current
supply was altered as
shown in Fig. 1. and a new nozzle design (Fig. 2) was used.
This permitted con-
tinuous automatic welding of 30 mm thick aluminum parts with
long welds. There
are 2 figures. [Abstracterts note: Complete translati04
Card 1/3

1r: c'.
L
ACCESSION NR: API,01~72)0 3/0125/641/000/01-0 /Ch-17 if )7-
AUTEORS: Antonets, D.
TITLE: Moderni2ation of an '7TS-33" type mobile weldinf, un i t
1,'C' -
aluminum and aluminum alloys
SOURCE: Avtomatiche kaya svarka, no. 1 6
X~ 0, ~9 4, 75-77
TOPIC TAGS: welding, alumintua~, alminum alloy, welding unit
ABSTRACT: A new method of welding aluminum and its allo,, s bv
means of two wires bent in opposite direction was developed 1'.1
1963. However, the application of the method involver! thio
ization of the welding unit. The design was improved ~.y a
able uni 't. The modernized unit makes automatic iyeldini, of-
mm thick Al and Al alloy sheets possible (See Fig. or the
s ure or i g . art. has: 3 figures and 1 table.
ASSOCIATION: Zhdano-vskly za-irod tyazhelogo mash inos troyeniyA
(Zhdanov Hes,.-.~
Machine Building Plant)
Card 1/3

L --63o5-65
ACCESSION NR: AP4047230
SUBMITTED: 27Apr6,L
NR REF SOV: 001
ENCL: 01
GTHER: 000
SUB CODE: MIA
Card Z/3

65
ACvigiION N"R AP4047230
";'N C L
Single-thread
it 42 -1? -44 M'U
Double'j =d
Faed roll Tr le- ead
IM77 j kv rpm
Tri ple- thread
j 'MI
b e-I
~
Fig. I
Flow sheet 4 modernized TS-33 type velding unit
Card'- 3/3

ANITCUTETS, D.P.; BRIKI, I.F. .
Modernization of the TZ-33 tractor for welding aluminum
and its
alloys. Avtom. s-var. 17 no.10,.75-77 0 164 WIRA 18zl)
1. Zhdanovskiy zavod tyazhelogo ma~,,hinostroyeniyu.

EEC(k)-2/EWA(h)YEWT(1)
Acc f4k, AP6013505 SOURCE CODE:
AWHOR: Boin. 1. 1.; Kogakov, V. I.; Maksimov, V. L..-,
Nedovodivev.-E. V.
ORG: Leningrad Polytechnical Institute (Laningradskly
politekhnicheskiy institut)
11-T ITLE: An automatic magnetic field calibrator for electron
paramagnetic resonance
microwave spectr*meters
SOURCE.- Pribory I tekhnika eksp6rimenta, no. 2, 1966, 93-95
TOPIC TAGS: EPR spectrometer, microwave spectroscopy,
magnatometer, phase detector
ABSTRACT: A circuit is given for an instrumen ich automatically
calibrates the
magnetic field for electron paramagnetic resonance
spectrometers. One of the main ad
vantages of the circuit is that It may be.assembled'Pi~n
standard components which
are available in chemistry and physics laboratories engaged in
electron paramagnetic
resonance research. The device is.'6onditionally divided into
two functional units:
1. a system for automatically tracking the change in the
magnetic field of the spec-
trometer; 2. a circuit for generating the field pips. The basic
element in the first
section Is a standard IMI-2 magnetometer. The nuclear resonance
signal from the phas
detector of the magnetometer is fed to the input of a UE-119
amplifier. The output
voltage from the amplifier is the supply for a reversible RD-09
motor with a 1/15.62
speed reducer. The motor shaft is connected through a clutch to
the vernier shaft of
UDC: 539.28.078

BUM$ I. V.
Gas and gas-core surveying in the northeastern slope
of the
central Timan Ridge. Izv. vys. uch. zav.,* geol. i
razv. 5 no.7;
87-94 J1 162. (MIRA 15:10)
1. Moskovskiy geologorazvedoelj*7 institut imeni S.
Ordzhonikidze.
(Timun Ridge-Gaaj, Natural=Geology)

BUKIN, 1.V.; TENDER, O.V.
Sampling and cbeckIng drilling flu!.d In condurting
gus lf.;gging
Ln coal deposIts. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; gtjo-,. I razv.
6 no~1aft'-
92 N 963. tMIRA 18.-2)
D 'cgo,-az,.-edochny-y- Institut. Lt. S.Ordziionikidze.
Moskovsk.1y aeo*.

DUKIN, IN. -
Combined gas and core analysis logging of
liydrocarlx-)ns and
light inert gases in the T-urian Ridge. Trudy MGFI
39alOl-
111 163. (MIRA 16.-10)

-- EUKIN, I.V., aspirant
Evaluation of the significance of coal-core samples
in the study
of the gas potential of coal deposits. Izv. vys,
uchebe zave*
geol, i razv, 7 noolt72-75 Ja 164 (MIRA 18t21
1. Moskovskiy geologorazvedochnyy institut imeni
Ordzhonikidze.

BUKIN, I.V., aspirant; DOGADOV,
11 -
Determining the time of the circulation of drilling fluid
in core
hole drilling. Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; geol. i razv. 7
no-5:126-133
~' !y 164. (14IRA 18:3)
1. Moskovskiy geologorazvedochnyy institut im. S.
Ordzhonikidze.

Determinin7 the output of' a in ulle
of holes 1-1 c c, re, d rl 11 in, g. lia,~ v c d o; a,
r. r .3 C- n - 7:
12
.7 imAitiA Tdzhoni-
d, zc: 1- 1 i k 1 11

BUKIN, I.V.; YEPRLHO-V, K.A.
Basic reqidmments of inateria-I.- in gpologicul
reports ~)n the
gau content of coal seums. Ugoll 39 no.707-60 il
16.1,,.
(~LIRA
1. Moskovskiy geologcrazvedochTry ingtitut Ineni S.
Ordzion'Lkf d-.e
(for Bukin). 2. Vostochnyy naucImo-issiedovatellskiy
inst--tilt po
bezopasnost! rabot v gornoy proirTshlennost! (for
Yefremov).

1. BIJKTNp K. P.
2. USSR (6oo)
4. Technology
7. Structure of pig iron. Kievj Mashgizp 1952o
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress,
January, -1953. Unclassified.

BUKIN #4t
~r-~~-red. . P.V.. red.; KALLISTOVA. G.A., takhn.
[Stalingrad Hydroelectric Power Station is being
built] Stalin-
gradekaia GIS stroitsia. [Stalingrad] Stalingradskue
knizhnoe
izd-vo, 1958. 99 P. (WMA 11:8)
(Stalingrad Hydroelectric Power Station)

BUKIN,, Mikhai-'L Andrevevich: BIRGER., lzraill
Semenovich; MEDVEDEV,
s1. deyatell nauki i tekhniki RSFSR, Laureat Gosu-
darstvennoy premii, prof., red.; BAKUN, A.., red.;
CHEPELEVA, 0.,
tekhn. red.
[Largest in the world; history of the construction of
the Volga
Hydroelectric Power Station (22d Congress of the CPSU))
Krup-
neishaia v Mire; k-istorii sozdaniia Volzhskoi GES
imeni XIII
s"ezda KPSS. Moskva, Sotsekg12, 1962. 225 p. (MIRA 16:4)
(Volga Hydroelectric Power St ation (22d Concress of
the CPSU))--
Design and constiuction)

Bukin, Mikhail Andreyevich
Krupneysh.Va v mire; 'k istorii sozdaniya Volzhskoy GES
imeni XXII S" yezda
KPSS (by) M.A. Bukin (1) 1. Birger. Pod. red. S.R.
Medvedeva. Moskva, Sotsekgiz,
1962.
225 p. iUus., ports.
Bibliographical footnotes.

G.L., 1=jd. to',Itbn. naWc; P. yop inzh,.4:ap-itan
2-Go r=ga,
1--nd. td-Im. nmik
Dva' luatien ol' tho aox-vicoubiliti of pcwer urlto
of" mwraoiD
T
chipoo 1-for. abor. 49 no. 128W-71 D 1 65 (t.'Im 1911)

-29720-66 __EWT(l)
ACC NRi Ap6015406
SOURCE CODE: UR/0375/65/000/012/0068/0071
AUTHOR: Gluzm an, G. L. (Candidate of technical sciences); Bukin,
P. Ye. (Candidate'oi
of technical sciences; Engineer; Commander)
ORG: none
TITLE: Evaluating the operational reliability of power stations on
surface craft
SOURCE: Morskoy abornik, no. 12, 1965, 68-71
TOPIC TAGS: statistic analysis, power plant, reliability theory/
ABSTRACT: Ttie methods of statistical analysis are used for
determining the operation
reliabiiity of shipboard power stations. The probability of
dependable operation of
the individual mechanisms is taken as the principal criterion for
reliability. This
criterion should be given by designers and implemented by
industry. Reliability of t
power installations is evaluated from the probability for
maintaining 100% power as
well as at least 75%, 50% and 25% of the rated power and finally
the probability for
total power loss. These criteria may be used for determining the
reliability of the
power stations in normal operating conditions as well as in
emergency situations. An
example is given showing evaluation of the reliability of a
turbine boiler installa-
tion. Graphs are given which may be used to determine the
probability of dependable
operation of a power installation when the reliability of the
individual units in the
TG
112

L 29720-66
ACC NRz AP6015406
installation decreases due to wear after protracted use. It is
shown that the relia-
bility of dependable operation depends on the working
conditions of the installation.
Therefore, these conditions should be strictly defined before
a ship leaves port.
Formulas are given which may be used to account for the skill
of servicing personnel
as well as for the average repair time and breakdown
frequency. Orig. art. has: 2
figures, 7 formulas.
DATr~ 5x8#1; YtOrJ-
SUB CODE: 14/ 74- ORIG REr; 006
Card 2/2

SAKOVAP F.S.; BUKINIA-T.V.
"' Wi:~
Organizational and propbylactic work in the control
of
diphtheria at the Second Pediatric
Therapeutic-Propbylactic
Union in Alma-Ata for 1960 and 1961. Zdrav.Kazakh.
22 no.6:
61-63 162. (MMA 15111)
(DhFH,niERiA-PR M.NTION)

USTINOV, H.I.; BUXIN. P.A.
*wr, -;-A , -
_".Oodloow, 1, -
Effecr of basic factors on coal gasification in
panel No. I of
Yuzhno-Abinsk OPodsong"" gas-producer plant. Fodzem.
gaz. ugl.
no. 2:3-7 158. .I (HIRA 11:7)
1. Inatitut gornogo dela 0 SSSR.
(Kuznetsk Basin--Coal gasification, Underground)

USTINOV, M.I.; BUK!IA.Xaa&,
Criticism of I.D.Mdinle, I.A.Turebaninov's, and
H.K.Rewals
r�view entitled "Erroneous analysis of the
performance of gas-
producer No.1 at the Yuzhno-kbinaki7 nPodzerZaz"
Plant." Padzen.
gaz.11gl no.2:78-79 '59. (MIRk 12:9)
~Kuznetsk Basin-Coal gasification. Underground)
- I.A.) (Revva, M.K.)
(rUdin. 1.D.) (Tucbaninov,

ACC NR:AP60-- SOURCE
,.1843 103
( CODE UR/6375/66/C - 7/0W6/ocB.3
AUTHOR: Darofeyev, 1. D. (Engineer; Rear C_nptain
'2d Rank; Candidate of Technical Sciences); Klimenko, X. A.
(Engineer; Captain 2d Rank);
:Rikhter, A. A. (Engineer; Captain lst Rank Reserve; Candidate
of Tecin-nical Sciences)
None
TITLE: 1%aval propulsion engineering during the years of Soviet
power
!S01MCE: Morskoy sbornik, no. 7, 1966, 76-83
!TOPIC TAGS: marine engineering, marine engine, diesel engine,
gas turbine engine,
!nuclear propulsion engine, engine performance characteristic,
engine reliability
;ASSTRIWT: The status of propulsion machinery building, as a
base Z'Or powerful pro-
!Dulsion installations, is of great significance for the
building of a navy. The
iabsence, in the past, of a strong machinebuilding base was the
result of the depen-
Idence of the Russian fleet on foreign states for propulsion
engineering. 7-hhe main
ipropulsion equipment for combatant ships was made abroad, or on
foreign.- license.
'The history oC the development of "classic" steam and diesel
installa,~-Ions is rev4 'ewed'!
las are such naw installations as atomic powered and gas turbine
ones. Certain of the i
!qualitative a:,ad quantitative characteristics of the various
types of installations
are listed for purposes of comparison. Orig. art. has: 5 figures
and 2 tables.
ISUB CODE: 13,15/
FBM DATE: None
Cordl/l

BUKINq V - GORAP GOP red.; LOS'j POP tekhn.red.
rConsolidated mechanized crew for corn growing)
Ukrupnennoo
nekhanizirovannoe zveno po vyrashchivaniiu kukurazy.
StavropoV,
Stavropollokoe knizhnoe izd-vo, 1960. 13 p.
(MIU WO
1. Zveulyevoy ukrupnemogo mekhanizirovamogo zvena
kolkhoza
FRossiya" Novo-Aleksanclravokogo raVona (for Bukin).
(corn (maize))
-4.

BUTYRINA, 'K.Ge; -BUKIN, V.A,.
New karst bridges and arche.s in the Pashiya-Chusovoy
region.
Peshchery no.-3.-73-74 "163. (KIRA 18.2)

L W80-66 _ WT(1)/LNT(m)/T VvIlDi
ACC NRI AP600-5392 SOURCE CODE: UR/0413/66/ooo/ool
INVENTOR: Belikov
M.; Bukin V A.; Arashchenko,
ORG: none
41/0141
A. N.
TITLE: Multistage-centrifugal pump.1" Class 59, No. 177777
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki,
no. 11
1966, 141
TOPIC TAGS: pump, centrifugal pump
ABSTRACT: This Author Certificate introduces a multistage
centrifugal
pump with a labyrinth shaft seal and gradual pressure reduction
on the
seal. To rid the labyrinth of mechanical Inclusions when
operating
with a 3olluted fluid,%,kthe pump is made with bypass pipes
connecting
the circular groove f the labyrinth bushings with the respective
pressure stages of the pump (see Fig. 1). orig. art. has: 1
figure.
1/2 uDc: 621.67

L 4428o-66
4CC NRt AP6005392
SUB CODE: 13/ SUBM DATE: 26Dec63
Card 2/2 1-j'3
Fig. I Multistage centrifugal
pump. 1- labyrinth
'bushing; 2 to 4- bypass
pipes; A,B, and C- cire
grooves; D,E, and F-
cavities with pressure
stages
(LD1

BUKIN, V.G., takhnick,
Redesign of the nonreturn valve.
Inergetik 4 no.6:21 Je 156.
(HLHA 9:8)
(Valves)

BUKIN, V.G., takhnik.
,-
Graphite carbon packings in turbine control valves.
Inergatik 4
no-7:17-19 JI 156. (MLRA 9:9)
(Packing (Mechanical engineering)

V T
3u'~.in, V. I.
"The effect of the system of irrigation on the
developplent and sta-7ered
productivity of alfalfa in the southern recrions of
eastern cis-Caucasia."
All-Union Sci Res Inst of Fodder imenI V. R. Vil
ly-ams. Y~oscow, 1956.
(I)issertation for the degree of Candidate in
Agricultural Sciences)
Knizhnay'a letonis
uo. 15, 1956. I'losccnq

USSR / Cultivated Plants. Fodders.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 6, 1958, 25078
m-4
Author -L- Bukia,
-L.I., Tarkovskiy, M.I.
Inst :-The All-Un-l-on S.R.I. of Fodders
Title The Effectiveness of Alfa.'Lfa Seed from the First
or Second Harvests on the Irrigated Land of Eastern
PredkaVkazlye
Orig Pub: Byul. nauchno-te'chn. inform. Vses. n-i. in-t
kormov, 1957, No 2-3, 50-53
Abstract: The problem of whether it is more practical to let
the first or second harvest of alfalfa go to seed
Is not clear enough, especially in regard to the
new rayons of Eastern Predlcavlcazlye with irri-ated
C~
agriculture. The author investigated this subject
in 1953-1955 and came to the conclusion that the
first alfalfa harvest yielded a larger output of
Card 1/2
81

USSR / Cultivated Plants. Fodders. m-4
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol,~ No 6, 1958, 25078
Abstract: seeds than the second. Plants of the first
har-
vest are more strongly developed, their roots
contain more carbohydrates, and they have bigger
seeds than the plants of the second harvest. They
are less inclined to droop. All of these biological
peculiarities make It possible to obtain, under
local conditions, larger seed crops from the first
harvest of alfalfa. -- S. A. Brushlinskiy
Card 2/2

EUKINY V.I.,, kand.selskokhz.nauk (Orenburg)
Herbicides in the fields of medicinal plantff.
Ushch.rast.ot vred.
i bol. 7 no-4158 Ap 162. (MIRA 15:12)
(HERBICIDES) (BOTANY, MEDICAL)

BUKIN, V.I., kand. se1'skokhozyayotvennykh nauk.
Irrigating alfalfa seed plants at different stages of
growth.
Zemeledelie 6 no4*6t19-21 Je '58. (HIBA 1136)
(Alfalfa)
(Irrigation farming)

BUKIN, V. 1.
Effect of certain herbicides on the thistle Leuzaa
carthamoides and
the Siberian rhubarb. Biul. Glav. bot. sada no.
38:85-88.160.
(1-URA 14: 5)
1. Vsesoyuzn~y institut lekarstvennykh i
aromatit.-heskikh rasteniy.
(Herbicides) (Rhubarb) (Thistle)

BUKIN, V. L. , inoz, tolrov i-,.ns Ite r
IL-inforcuriorit of b:-idl?o footInp. hit' '. put,~hoz. 9
no.': 14
165,, (,~~ -L ~-, ~. '18, 5 )
I. Sl--~rits _',-i a 'v'r, rkhr, *,,r U 'a Yuzhnc-ljr a I
I skoy dorooi.

------- 1W.
of *0 0 0 * go*

,
, I a , W .! 'I ;I U is 16 it is it a a z In is a 0 Is if It 41
V u
l
JAIS aLl Mia.1 CAI 0 is rip

.
A_.L_A__L a M Yl
"F.Q 1~1_1.k cc IQ 9L 4-1-4 -1
~00

The preance of the anti-scurvy
vitands In vatious
.4116

fruits and vegetables. X. N. Ivanuv. V.
N. Ilukin.
-
'

B. 0. Dwokbovich w0 K. L. l
112H.
ovolollkilys:
-00

App4td Botany. Cwntlics ftal BrAvding (IT.
$..S. R.)

.00

00 AT
Scries A. No. S. 03- 111 (1 04-71tc t*Nd dkt given to

00
swum lpigs in tesliu stra.1vtries and ;=rs fen
it
4
t
M
I
III
i
M
C
-00

V
am
"M
0a
s
n&"
n
5t
.
.

cg somcwhal Iu-
rolk 7.5 S. Wild miw%

00
Ar to cultivated variettes in their onlivembutir ptolwt.

ties.
Of the 4 varktka of Mack citarrant, the effective

00
00
3~ntity iansed from I in 12 g. After theft cipts. the

06 1
ict we% changed to oats and aularlaved hay. Rmlit

~64

wriv
nriativr with 3 varieties of grapes. (If I I varletles
"
"

q apptAs
Antoonvita
had the hifitext porlber

00
was %Uffk*tlt to Prevent scurvy.
cranberries were
*

,

effic-ient. Freezing the berries &^. -8
d;d not decrease

7
1

: : :
fog
their anti-worbutir action. Cabbap grmm In the more

arid
steppe region contained more vitamin C than cabbage
i
=00

pown in
the n4wthetri troms. Kohlralti is high in
J. a. Jane

so 0
Wells
00
00
019
00 4
60 1:
'U
TO
.. ...
1 1 a ew a 4 a I W &A I a 4 1
It At AT I
IT It a At
0 0 0 Wo 111 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 * o o 0 q
a 0 0 6 a 0 0 4 0 00 00 00
:; 0 0
!zoo
8, 00
t:oo
'00
tloo
too
1
0 6!
0 0 6

S 6 1 A 9 W U U U 4 IS It 11 M " A ZI 22 At 31 A X b 4 V MISMAI
UP Sj$atl&lojil 4
A -9 L Z- _J__M, JIM - CCW U
A I If .~,f ?~v copies 00
UP
Th d vitam" Is various fruits, 6orries
kad I!, OOA, V.-N, Hokin, K. L. 11(mi.
Lqska%a dn't N. . f`k%.1sInI%1k7_-R-b."-1jANW )W40A."
09 Grailits Ildid )limit N, K I Stilvil. 67. 25-A1 :0,0
OW143-Of the Mt 8 kh0q of vrgrIaIAjr%, .00
kohlrahi and mt and SIRTOV C&llls4Krv 1`114"1 lo have the 490
64 13 .99
A-lit; I X. ject"I se- so (m,441% I& It-' l"I
90 Vmt
Ilm gultirs, OR 0 1., 1 g. 4 a. I-
00 3 quiml to acconil,fili 4nalar rc~111(0. CIdtivii(VAI Mraw-
coo
00 :Wltiesq. %Awe Us( v atiliwis Intl ic than the mhl Waw- 0
A,
wit" (X the w"ild In'.0% the il-w- Ibl- A" etCell- SO*
09 timiall [.0micy. 0.1 X, i4 oil rom-live 41,%age. The Wid 600
00 hrffy. tlewlivAnA And Atutar iell-I maw air IstartVal1v
007 dTvwd 44 Viteittlis C. PN~V)10k), 1', IWNtIOW Ar 40 0
and P. arr m 1-trnt A. Ow utang -. -1 0
WNF a- i J. S. Joffe
00
00
Ire 9
SvIciii "it oftv 046, .... a., goo
IL a AV to At Ir
9 Is a R IN K a a a HAD I U I I a two 0 RIM409,124 3* 1 an
.00-00
0 0 0 IN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 9 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 * 9 : :
0 0 We 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0

(so"

too
z

iU. A~, mA AL IL

oo

Im. UAAJR.. lial &qPL

roe

of Imad

re 0

"0o
~;o 0

re

%e

to:

I
J I~EIALLVOCAL LITIVATUIll (LAWM010" 14

bee

'.I Ql) &.r JO! vililit"ll
~
R -

wo*

IM@
V 00 Sj L , ,, ,
t

1
,
KM A %
*
'

0 0 o 0!o 0 00

a
to R it
i0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 o o 0 * 0 * a 0 0 a 010 0 0i
4
e 0 0 0
- - - - A

00
00
z
0;
14 1 At alwill 41 Quail"
MAL -A-L-1-1_1 & I A 1 4)
-N. -Scam, N.
fd
*ppL Bot
--Onbod
.442). W8
tumi 30%,
LF- "m
NVU.. A
W Of
S a S L A -fIkLI :~GK.L Wf-AILOE
La.
! . . .
:141) hit am, Q.L SM OtT
U 5 AV 10 111. --F- A V-Z, r
W II An 4 1 V rW 0
0 1, 0 1, C, a X a I( a
I IRA
*00
-00
ZOO
r
coo
licoo
be*

.: . 1, : 4 ~ ~ - -W -W-W W-"
61* 0 0 0 9960900060000

14 it 12 11 M It 1$ 1, 1, a IN -1 x a,
1: 13
1J1
1L
L
A
h P (a X I I

00

_
__
_
I- 7
1.0 - .01 1_1 PE (E W Et, a
,lot

00

.00

00

a me*,*& in dew-
CbOzM1CM1

0

06 a

nil
'r
S. R.)
S
%-XWr7TaW BraWing (U
d B
"
ii
j

.
.
.
.
,,
A
.y.
-11 V Fraction Rod I
heDe"M a
179-94(1930
U
Su
l

.
.
pp
fluation do not agree with the actual aj3tiwurvy activity.
0

The
reAction with
moo

worked otit by 7111mam Im not spedde t*C&Um
this rrACC4L

with & ;;Ics t4 othcr substsom. A-Com-
might react
=0 0
00 431

ParLWM C1 this ~ion with biol.. tests has
proved it to be

in J.W agreement and it COU14 he used for A
r4TJiMhU"

mientatiDu of the Vitandu content. At high 11CITIP.
the
=0 0

jnvwtce of umars mar rrdt~ the Mtrnt.

'goo

_G 0

t:90

A I A -
S L A
StIALLU*GKAL LITINAIURE CLASSLFJCAT
of
t

U
i
ISAW M kil
"
Y_ V ?I-
t % 8 CW 0
i
~

0
l

P.0
it It a 69 K it R a R C9 Es It 19 n I X.
-
0
0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 a 9 ;0 0 0
IPI
14
0 10 a 0 0 it
5 0 a 0 V

0 0

0 0
0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 :it
a

V

0 0 4 a 6 a
00 0 0

-4
00 A
~00 a
ee &
ISO
o
o
11

vt
t
1

,
. 11 U It 11 11
'
Is U Is 0 Q U 40 41~c*

rt.

Maols;w dowswine dw
WitAMMIS. V.N.Bukin X-L.INwoWtIhy&&ndu
7

.
C-lartinov, ~~. A)PW am
"Y, GISMIks Plant Brad.

.00
i19 (U. S. & R.), Suppl. 67,195-2160WO.-A number

u4 diets bave been Investigated with the Ectwonor diet

.00
as the
standard. -The latter was found to be unntis-

facury inastnuch
as Prophylactic doses of substances

coutg. vitamin C, like orann
Juke, did not give any
t"I-Pwic
Addat
of i
di
t
d
l

.
.
"a
s
s, ew.,t- and
e
cma
salts did slot improve the lkz~Kwv diet. A diet of onto.

40
autoclaved hay and autoclawrd raffuts was found to tot

'
satisfactory. c4rutene in plact of Carrots was aw satis.

L40 0
facticY. Ile Istiff an. a a mum W witantin Ii. it

almo improves
the vitw~.ia A ~xtvol, J. S. lone

40 0

as@

woe

too
,%Oki
am, jot ISAI iT_
U AT b0 KW n Is
gig 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 go 0
09 '010 0 0 0 40 0 a

0 AT.
00
*0
0
:*at
so
110
00.
C.,
16111 AND 020"61111 1wDcx
D0600FAMUM d,.v11mwAmW. - V. X.-BUILIN
(la"n Amiml. AMAo. ". Imma. Plant IwC HuH. A144.
BOMBY, OW. 11,W9.8,104 4--M~-A mudifimUm
d
of ih~ vmmlihod~ of Jbmwnb: md T" Sow= of. A
ISK Ila) i0 m-L.."4,awuft- 11~
sq. in
~thau "wwWc acid,
W% this Me glve~ r.owafts in harmony
with bi*ftcm~ Tau.. Asn. (m)
coo
coo
see
so
coo
see
wooli
flow 11"Nsiv.
T U 11 no 1; a'
0
0 0 A*
go
a
T'- T T-T
let, it.
00
-90
.00
10.41.
411111 CA a- A4
All I
o 0 g 0 0 0
o g 0 O's
0 g 0 g g 0 0 0 0 0 0
=04
110