SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FEDOROV, R. - FEDOROV, S.F.

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FEDM I R.
t'Design and Operation of Axial nowCompressors.." Air neet Herald, No, 91 1952.
Bachel,.,r of Technical Sciences tmg. Maj.
Translation D-286304, 20 July 1955

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-FEDOROV,j R-.---Docent, (;and$-Tech7.--Scio, U-4-Col.
1953
"Thrust Augmentation of Turbo-Jet Engines," Vest. Vozd. Flotas No~8.* pp 64-71p
Summary of article, D 399458

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WANWHO, K.; ALVWMV,L.P.; GOVCROV,A..U.; KCVOVAWV,N.Y9.; NSCHA71V,
Yu.U;; PAVLAMO,V.?:; TJDOROV,R.M.;PISARIV,H.S.j im,zhouer-polkoiratky
redaktor; ICMIXINI Yet ISUSTMUMkiy radaktor
[Theory of jet engines] Teorlia reaktivnykh dvigatelei. Moskva.
Voen. Izd-vo Ministerstva oborony SSSR, 1955. 295 P. (HLU 9:3)
(Jet propulsion)

Riv c./vi,
~~HKIN, Boris Sargayevich, akademik; XA9-"LNDZHiN, Pogos Irarapatovich;
ALNKSZYRVO Ley Petrovi-ch; GOVOROV, Alskmandr Nikolayevich; 13=71T,
Tulian Nikolayovich; MOROV Rman Xirqnovjl#ljVTRIYlT8lIY, V.I.;
professor. doktor TAMIN' O.N..
kandidat tekbnichaskikh nank. rodaktoro. BOGCKOWVA, N.Y., izdatell-
skly rodaktor; ZMAKIN, I.M., tokknicheskikb redaktor
[A theory of jet angims; turbmachines) Teoriia reaktirafth dylgatelet;
lopstochaye mashiny, Pocl red. B.S.Stechkinai Xoskvs, Goo. isd-ro obor.
prowyahl,, 1956. 548 p. (KLR& 10:1)
(Turbomachlues)

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AUTHOR: Pedorov, R.M. (Moscow)
TITLE: The Limits of Stable Operation of an Axial Compressor
Stage
PERIODICALt IzvestiyaAkadowii nauk SSSRI Otdoloniye.talchnicheakikh
nauk, Energetika i avtomatika, 1961, No. 1, pp.81-90
TEXT: Operation of an axial compressor stage may be
associated with auto-oscillation in the system in which the stage
operates or with a marked drop in the stage head when the air
pressure decreases. The present article analyses the second of
these cases which is most typical for stages with relatively short
blad'ea. In this case the appearance of instability is associated
with rapid break-away of the flow from the stage blades if the
anglesof attack become too great. A characteristic curve of a
typical stage of this kind is illustrated diagrammatically in
Fig.1, in which Fa max corresponds to a value of the flow
coefficient 'E. = cla/uk, for which, because the air in the ducts
between the blades has reached nearly sonic speed, further
increase in the flow is impossible. When i5, 4 Za max until the
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flow coefficient exceeds a certain critical value practically
continuous flow is observed over the blades. The break-away occurs
only near the back edges of the blades and ia slight. on further
throttling of the'..stage, on transition through ca ca cp
(cp - average) the point of flow break-away is rapidly displaced
along the upper surface of the profile forwards, causing a sharp
drop in head and stage efficieqcy; th~is effect is sometimes
termed static instability. As breakaway develops, axial symmetry
of flow in the stage is usually disturbed and the breakaway zone
occupies about ha*lf of the circumference of the stage blade rims.
This zone rotates in the same direction as the runner but at lower
angular speed. The next stage may continue to operate stably,
point B in Fig.1, or auto-oscillation may be set up.
In experimental determination of stage parameters on the boundary
of stability only the section corresponding to point A is
observed, and the remaining parameters are found by extrapolation.
Accordingly, in what follows it is assumed that all the stage
parameters from the boundary of stab;Llity correspond to conditions
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in which breakaway effects are only beginning to commence and axial
symmetry of flow in still undisturbed. The main notation used in
the presentation in shown in-Fig.2. The general problem of
calculating the position of the boundary of stability in the
characteristics of a stage of known geometry and parameters may be
sub-divided into two partial problems: (a) determination of
Ca min and other corresponding stage parameters for some specially
19 elected value of the referred peripheral velocity uk;
(b) calculation of the relative change of these parameters along
the boundary of stability as uk changes. The present article
considers the second of these problems; that in, construction of
the boundary of stability from one given point. previous work by
P.K. Kazandzhan has shown experimentally that in the centiifugal
compressor of an aviation engine type AM-38 (AM-38) the angle of
attack I on the boundary of stability imam = 19-210,
independently of the angle of installation of the guide vanes and
the speed. if compressibility in neglected and imax is constant
the flow coefficient 'Ea should be constant along the boundary of
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stability and the theoretical head ffT is also constant. However,
at high peripheral speeds such an are found in axial compressors
the effect of air compressibility becomes appreciable. Fig-3
shown a typical relationship between da min and the peripheral
velocity for a subsonic stage with d = 0-7. The first of the
three sections of this curve in which Ea min increases steadily
with increase in uk in the region of practical interest and
accordingly the special features of flow over the blade profile of
the runner for this region when uk is equal to or less than uko
is then considered. After further consideration the following
approximate but sufficiently accurate equation is derived:
ACP K, 1. 58 1 Oel - 0.05 (%cp )2] X 2 (3.4)
X2 ).2 2
where. X is the velocity coefficient. This expression is solved
relative to Xcp/X2 to obtain the following values:
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X2 0*2 0.4 o.6
"cP) 1.58 1.59 1.6o
max
The numerical values in this table are nominal; the important
point in that the limiting value of the ratio in practically
independent of X2- Thus, commencement of breakaway of the
compressible flow from the upper surface of the profile when
Uk < uko corresponds to a certain limiting stage of retardation
of the neighbouring flow, the value of which is practically
independent of the M number. This criterion can be used to
determine the conditions of breakaway in the runner; It could
also be used for the guide vanes, but this is hardly ever nece-
ssary because breakaway can be prevented by altering the angles
of installation. For the runner hcp/%2 = wcp/w2 where w is
the relative speed of air and consequently$ the condition of
commencement of breakaway of flow in the runner at different
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peripheral speeds should be in accordance with the condition
w CP /W2 = const (4.1)
In practice, this condition is difficult to use and it is more
convenient to use the expression
w1/'2 cone t (4.2)
where wl is the speed before the blading. In order to check
the validity of this expression test results were worked out for
a stage with relative hub diameter d = 0.7-0-875. The method of
calculating wl/w2 is explained. Calculated stage parameters
and values of the ratio (wl/w2)max for different values of uk
are tabulated and it is shown that the ratio (wl/w2)max has
different values for different stages but it is practically
constant for each stage. Thus the boundary of stability for
stages with d approximately 0.7 and more when uk in less than
uko is determined by some limiting value of the ratio wl/w2.
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Expression (4.2) above also determines the change in flow
coefficient of the stage to min along the boundary of stability
and it is shown that when the angular velocity is reduced and
Y2/Yl falls, the angle of attack is increased. The following
expression in derived from the equation of flow through the runners
w1 sin Y2 r 2h 2 (4. 6)
- sin Fi- R T
72
where
a
a --~
are tg I g (4-7)
r1 a
It in shown that with axial inlet of air to the runner:
Ca min ts 01 /cosee2 l)O
- a M f, V(_=T_____ (5.2)
.as min 0 cosec Pl 0 _ Y
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By way of examples Fig.5 compares calculated values of tan
using formula (5.2) (solid lines) with experimental data on
the boundary of stability for the twelvth axial stage with relative
hub diameter d ~,,O-7 and al a 60-900, for which with Uk = Uk-o
values of the angle 01 are 25-350. The different kinds of
points on this figure correspond to different stages. The results
show that changes in ia min may be calculated from Eq. (5.2)
with sufficient accuracy for practical purposes, the difference
between theory and practice not exceeding 2%. Expression (4.2)
above may also be used to determine changes in the power
coefficient of the stage along the boundary of stability and the
method of doing this is explained. It in concluded that
expressions have been derived from which the boundary of stable
operation may be constructed in the field of stage characteristics
from one given point. The agreement between calculated and
experimental results may be seen from Fig-7- In this diagram solid
Iines with round points correspond to experimental characteristics
and triangles to calculated points for conditions ca mine
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The agreement in considered good.
There are 7 figures, 1 table and 7 referencest 6 Soviet and
1 English.
SUBMITTED: July 19, 1960
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621.515.,533. 601. 13
AUTHOR: Fedorov, R. M. (Moscow)
TITLE: The limit of flow discontinuity In compressor grids
SOURCE- AN SSSR. Izvestiya. EnergeUka I transport, no. 4, 1965, 91-97
TOPIC TAGS: angle of attack, boundary layer theory, a?S_~al comprestLor, compressor stage,
diffuser flow, discontinuous now, gas flow
ABSTRACT: The choice of parameters and the design of axial compressor stages are closely
related to the determination of the critical angle of attack corresponding to the limit of dis-
ruptionless flow around compressor grids. Various researchers are trying to select the per-
tinent parameters and determine the discontinuity limits on the basis of the theory of the bound-
ary layer. The present paper discusses, on the basis of the analysis of the disruption condi-
tion (for a typical velocity distribution over the upper surface of the profile), t;.e approximate
solution of the problem of determination of the limit of disruptionless flow around plane com-
pressor grids of differing densities and staggers. It is shown that the degree of attenuatlon of
the flow along the tipper surface of the profile may serve as the cluantitative criterion of the
flow d;scontlnuity. The results of the calculations are In very good agreeme-at with experi-
mental data concerning the flows through compressor grids at low M numbers of the Incident
current. Orig, art. has: 14 formulas and 4 figures.
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Soviet Satellites and Cosmic Rocketj by S.G. Aleksandrov a nd R. Ye. Fedorov,
Wright -Patterson Air Force Base, Techincal Infor7wtion Center,, 19600
VIj 245 P. illus., diagrs., graphs, tables. .(,-,,CL-418/v)
Tr!"nslated from the original Russian: Sovetskiye Sputniki 1 Kosmicheskaya Raketa.,
Moscow, 1959.
Bibliographyt p. 2h1-242.

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29(0) PHASE I B%-10K EXPLOITATION SOV/2189
;..Ieksandrov, S. G., and R. Ye. Fedorov
Sovetskiye sputniki I kosmicheskaya raketa (Soviet Sputniks and the
Space Rocket) Moscow, Izd-vo AN SSSRO 1959. 231 P. (Series:
Akademiya nauk SSS71. Nauchno-populynrnaya seriya) Errata slip
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~ds.: V. I. Kravtsov, and T. K. Mikhaylov; Ed. of Publishing House:
N. B. Prokoflyeva; Tech. Ed.: T. P. Polenova.
PURPOSE: This book Is Intenriedto acquaint the general reader with basic
problems In the construction of artificial earth satellites and space rockets.
COVERAGE: Detailed information i8jiven on the Soviet artificial
satellites, on the results of s entific Investigations performed
with them and their significance in the solution of problems of
inteqlanetary flight. The authors describe methods of scientific
exper mentation In the ugper layers of the atmosohere and in cosmic
space. In writing this ook the authors used mat-e-rials published
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In periodicals and in scientific and technical literature. The
subject matter Is presented in semitechnical form and does not
present informational advances beyond similar data already publicized
in Soviet and American publications. The mathematical tools
necessary for explaining certain problems are given In the appendixes
at the end of the book. In the preface the authors review Soviet
scientific achievements in the field of space probes and gi,!e general
data (weight, payload, time, distances, etc.) on the three sputniks
and the space rocket launched toward the moon on January 2, 1959.
These data have previously appeared in the periodical press. The
authors glorify the Soviet communist government for the progress
made by Soviet technology and Ironically mention the unsuccessful
American attempt to launch a moon probe. Chapter 1 gives the laws
of motion of artificial satellites and describes satellites as
bodies moving on an orbit around the Earth in accordance with the
laws of celestial mechanics. Variation of velocity in ar.
elliptical orbit and orbital elements are defined. Resistance of
the upper atmosphere is said to cause secular variations in the
shape of orbit. Ablateness of the earth's gravitational field
causes perturbations of the orbit which are basically precessional
motions of the orbit. Determination of projections of the
satellite's track on the Earth are thoroughly discussed. Problems
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of tracking-out satellites Into orbit are of fundamental importance
and are illustrated by means of basic motion equations of multistage
probes. The relationship between parameters and number of stages,
and the ratio of weights are presented. Major problems associated
with interplanetary flights, satellite structure and instrumentation
are discussed In this chapter including energy sources, sealing,
meteorite hazardat cosmic raysletc. Chapter 2 deals with methods
of scientific Investigation of the upper atmosphere and Inter-
planetary space. Operation of scientific equipment installed In
sputniks is covered. Measurement of pressure, density, temperature#
and composition or the upper atmosphere are included in the
discussion and the concentration of positive Ions and other Items
shown in the table of contents are described. Sketches, diagrams,
block diagrams and photos of Instruments accompany the text.
Chapter 3 describes the first, second, and third sputniks and their
equipment. Some Information on the radio transmitter "Mayak"
Installed In the third sputnik Is given. The orbits of the sputniks
and radio-optical observations are described. Photographs of the
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following equipment are included:
1. Astrano7nical- tube AT-1
2. MagneDic manometer
3. Ionization manometer
4. Apparatus for measuring positive ion concentration
5. Magnetometer
6. Electrostatic fluxmeter
7. Apparatus for registration of meteorite shock
8. Equipmont for measuring cosmic ray intensity
9. Equipment for measuring the numbor of heavy nuclei in
cosmic radiation
10. Apparatus for Investigation of solar corpuscular radiation.
Chapter 4 reproduces in its entirety the material printed in "Pravda"
on January 12, 1959 describing the Soviet cosmic MUltista e rocket
launched toward the moon on January 2, 1959. There are 11
references: 10 Soviet, 6 translations into Russian, and 2 English.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Preface
3
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PEASE I BOOK EXPWITATION 507/580T
AleksandraTp S. G,# and R, Te. Fedoroy
Sovetskiye sputniki i kosmicheekiye korebli (Soviet Satellites and Spaceships)
2d ed.p enl. and rev, Moscow, Izd-vo, AN SSBRp 1961. 439 p. (Series:
Akademiya nauk SSW. Nexchno-populyarnaya seriya) Errata slip inserted,
30POOO Copies printed.
Reep, Eds*: V. 1, Kraftsov. and T, K, Nikhaylov; Ed, of Ptibliahing Ekmse:
N, B. Prokoflye-ra; Tech* Ads,: T. P. Polenova, and A, P, Ousevae
,RMPM: This book is intended for the general reader interested in the tchieve-
Tuts of Soviet science and technology in the realzi of rocketry., artificial
satelliteej, and space flight.
COVERAGEz The met important concepts and facts about space flight apparatus and
problem of space flight are discussed. Methods for conducting scientific in-
vestigations of the upper atmosphere and in space azol the results of these
investigations are included. Xaterial for the bookwas dmvn fro6 'Pr4
and from scientific.and technical journals and peric-licals.
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FEDOROV, S. A.
"Wedge-Shapad Safety Backs in Shaft Sinking," Gor. Zuhur-, No. 4, 1949.
Cand. Tech. Sciop Docent, Sverdlovsk Mining 1119t.

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ARASHKEVICH, V.14.. dotsent; VZSIWV, A. L. professor; VOIDIXOVSKIY,
S.A., professor; ZHUEDV, L.I., doteent; IPPOLITOV, M.D., dotsent;
KUTTUMN, P.L.dotsent; KOMPANNSTS, V.P., dotsent; MALAKHOV,
A.Ts., professor; HMACHIN, G.I., doteent; EXABUKHIK, G.Te.,
professor; SAKDVTSLFV, G.P., dotsent; STOTLOV, B.A., dotsent;TROP.
A.Ye..doteent; YMBOV,S.A., professor; TARDSH, A.Te., doteent,
redaktar; TARKFMT7"X*.V'.'."?-9daktor; GAMBURTSWA. TeJe., redaktor;
GUROVA, O.A.. tekbinichaskly redaktor.
[Collection,of articles on geophysical inathods of prospecting]
Sbornik statei po goofisicheskim metodam razvedki. HoskyaGon.
nauchnn-tekhn.izd-vo lit-ry po geol. i okhrane nedr, 1953. 109 p.
(MLRA 8:11)
1. Sverdlovsk.GorM7!iistItut&*
(Prospecting--Geophysical methods)

ARASHUVICH, V.H., dotsent, redaktor; VESZWV, A.M., professor, redaktor;
VOLONOVSKIY, S.A., professor, redAktor; MMOV, L.I., dotsent,
redaktor,- IPPOLITOV, N.D., doteent, radaktor; KAMPAIISTXTS, V.P.,
dotsent, redaktor; KUTYUKHIN, P.I., dotsent, redaktor; MALMOV,
A.Ye.. professor, redaktor; NEUDACHIN, G.I., dotsent, radaktor;
RWIZ=,G.Ye., professor, redaktor; SAXOVTSXV, G.P., doteent,
redaktor; STOTLOV, B.A., doteent. redaktor; TROP, A.Ye., dotseat,
redaktor; FJWOROV S I professor, redaktor; TAROSH. A.Ya.,
rgl='r; MOSOV, A.Kh, redaktor izdatelletva;
doteaut,
AIADOVA, Te*I.. takhnichaskiy redaktor
[P~robleme in the efficient organization of surveying in mining
enterprises] Voprosy ratsionalizatsit marksheidarskol sluabby n&
gornykh predpriiatitakh. Moskva. Ugletakhizdat, 1955). 128 p.
(,MTgk 9:10)
1. Sverdlovsk, GorVy institut.
(Mine surveying)

AMMYNT, TsvgGnIY T m0feyevich;
4hatmeX'svich; SHMA.
XA
redaktor
,Bduord Ivanovich; SAUKHAT TO
Isdatel'stva; ZU, Ta,Xaq takhaichaskiy radaktor
[mine supports of slog brick] Xrdplsuis gornykh vyrabotok litymi
shlak:oTymi kamnismi. Sverdlovsk, Gos.nauchno-takhnAti-yo lit-ry
po ohernai L tsystnoi metallurgli, Sverdlovskos otd-als, 1957,
79 P. (KEBA lOi7)
(Mine timbering)

MOROT, S.A., indistore
~ 1 1
StopfAg4ftfi'three-sloce set timberizig, Gor.shur. no.2:9-12 7 157.
Muk 10 1. 4)
l.- ToNllolovo.-
(Mine timborbg) . ~

KMYASHOV, P.I., dotsent. kandidat tekhnichaskikh nail ; FAMOROV, S.A..
gornyy inshener. IMM MONO
Analysing errors in determining losses and depletion of ores.
Gor. shur. no.4s64-69 Ap '57- Offm 100)
1. Krivorozbmkiy gornoradmyy institut (for Kudryambov) 2.
TSentrall, nauchu&-issledovatel'skly institut olovo (for Fedorow).
W(Ores-Sampling and estimation)

Ll C7 I Y-7
AIMR06,-- LPN, ina-b-.1-AS-SONOT, kand.- tekha -- =auk. ; B3RN3HT3YN,- SeA., -
lnzh.; BOKIY. B.Va, prof.; BROVKAY, Ta.i., Inzh. BOMDARMMO. A.P.1,
lazjt.; BUCHN)IT, V.K*,, kand. t9khn. nauk; VIUMMOV, G.P., kand.
takhn. nank; TOIKOV, A*Y,,. - iash.; GIUSM, M.N.. IrAcd. tekha. nauk;
GORMNICMff, !,Me, iush.; MKINTIM, A*Ya., 1=h.; DOKUCHAYXVI N*Xo#
inzh,;DUBNOV, L~V*, kand. tekhn. uauk-,UPIFANTS]ff, n.K., Imnd.-
tekhn. nauk.-,lMRLSl=, I.S., inzh.; ZKOLNOV, SoA., )mnd. tekhn,
umuk; ZILIBIMBROD, AJ., inzh.; ZI 1 11 0. R.N., inzh.; ZORI, A.S.,
iwh.; XAPIAN, L.B., i=h.-. XATSAMOV, 1.3., dote.; KITAYSKIT, I.T.,
iuzh,; KRLVTS0V.Y4F., inzh.; KRIVOROG, S.A., inzh.; KRINITSKIY,
L*K.. kamd. tekhn. nayk; LITVIN, A.Z ,e, inzh.; MAIMIGH, N.A.,
kand,*UW6. nauk; MANIKOVSKIT,-G.I., doktor tekhn. nauk,- MTKOVSKIY,
A'.L.. inzh.; Milmai, 34.9' kand. te)&n. nauk; HAZAROV, Y.P., kud.
takhn. nauk; MASON017, I.D., kand. teldm. nauk; NETY]MBURG, VaTe.,
-kand. tekhn. nal~k; POMVSKIY# G*Iv, prof,, dok;or tekbu. nauk;
PROUVKIN, E.T., kand. tekhn. nauk; ROZIMUM, lnzh.; ROSSI. B.D.,
kand, takhn. nauk; SIKUSKIT, V.,Ns, doktor tekhn. mauk; SKIRGILLO,
OeB,, inzh.; SUKRUTj.A*As, lnzh,; SUICUNOVy AmPe, prof., dokbor
tekhn. nauk;_TAR&NO7,.P.Ta., kand. takhn. nauk; TCKAROVSKIY, D.I.,
inzh.; TRUPAK, N.G., prof . dok".or tekhn. u auk; - m-9m,..�qA*.,-Prcf
doktor tekba. iauk; Fjw2U Ng V.A., - - KH KIN,,D,K,l lnzb,l
KHRABROV, N.I., kand. tekhn, na-ck; CHMARW, V.A., iuzh.; CHIMVXIN,
N.N., inzh.; SMYBIR, B.P., kand. tekhm. nauk; EPOV, B.A., kvirld.
teldm. nauk; YAKUSHIN, N.P., kand. takhr- nauk; TANCHUR, A.M., insh.;
YMMONT07. A.D., inzh.; PCKROVSM, N.M., otve"v*stvannyy red.;
KAMEN, Ta.G. [daceaseil], red.; MONIN, G.I., red.; SAVITSKrY, V.T.,
(Continuscl on next oard)

ANDROS, I-P.--(Coutinued) Card 2.
red,; SANOTICH, P,O,, rsd.*, TOLOTION, H.Z., 44azh., rc,,i.; GORITSKjyt
A,V., i=h,, red,; POUJUNO7, V.A., inth., re-A.; FAISYNT, I.I.,
iuzh., red.; CHNOMIG7, L.Y., rod. izd--ya; PROZMVEXATk, V.L.,
tekhn, red.; NAMIN(MATA, A.A., tel&r. r6d.
[Kining; an en:yclopmedic harZooolkl G~~r~ov d616; entalklopedicbeskii
spravochniko Glay. red.*A.14. T4rpigor-rr. KOS4-vaf i4ucbno-
tekhnicheol~oo isd-yg lit-ry 9 - Tol.:~ C~tntzc
o.ugollnoi p
and timbering] Provadente i kraplen~s gorrykb. vyr&bc)'ttr.,led-
kollegiia tuA:,F.V,-PokrQT&'zLl... 4e4 p.
(XIno 'Umberizg) (Winizg eteinesi-ing)

FEMOROV, doktcr tekhii.nauk; SHICHUXIIII, A.3., ka-d.teklin.rauk;
A:-:DnYEV,- Ye,T-, I-and.tekhmmuk; GOr3UNOV, B.F., starshiy
propodavatell; SIMANOV, V.G., assistent; -RYCIiKOV, A.I., assistent;
QIIZVY B.MA... asaistent
Qmlifications of a mine building engineer. Shakht stroi.
5 no.7:6.7 TI 161. (14LM 15: 0
1. Sverdlovshiy gornyy inotitut.
(14ining engineering)

FF,DQROV, S,A. , gornyy inzh; j BOVIN, A,A. gornyy inzh.; ZHIVOVI L.G. I
~--.----RBr.tekhn.nauk (Moskva)
Discussion of the article by IA.B.-Kal'.;.-Itsti and S.P.
Vasil' kii "Automation of staiing equipwnt in - the mi ni n
iwust;xlt. Gore zhur. nol-.54-58 J& 162o (MIRA 15:7)
1. TSentralInry nawhno-isoledovatellskiy inatitut olovyannoy
promyshlemostis Novosibirsk (for Fedorovp Bqvin)#
(Mining mobinery)
(Sallnitskiij, IA.B.) (Vasillevskii, S.P.)

FIMOV, SeAe, prof*; ARMUM9 Te.T., dots.
of supports made of cost blasi f=%we siags. rzv. vys.
upheb. sav.j gor. shur; no;U57-44 15B* (MIRA nS5)
Ij Swerdlovskly gorra institut,
(Him timbering) (Slag)

in 1V
all
11h
11-d

FLIDOROV, Sergey
a-eye-vichp doktor tekbn. naukj prof.; POKROVSM, M.N#j
prof.# retoenzentj MARSM., I.S.p dotsent, reteenzent; ZVORYKINA.,
LoNal red. izd-va; OWIEVy A.I., red. izd-.Yaj SEIMAR, 6.1&.p
tekhn. red.
[Sinking and deepening of-vertical obafts by the standard metbod]
Prokhodka i uglubka. vertikallrorkh stvolov shakht (obyabnym. sposo-
bom). 2.izd.pererA dop. Moskva$ Gos4'nauchno-te)cbn,izd-vo lit-ry
po gornomu delu, 1961, 474 P* (KM 15:1)
I* Kafedra stroitelletva gormkb Proqr1yatly Moskcrvskogo gornogo in-
stituta, (for PokrovWdy). 2 DneprqWrovskiy goMy institut (for
Marshak). ?Shaft mipking)

FEDOROV, Sergey Alekagovich,, prof., doktor tekhn. naukj
frv., li-A7,~-?Rsenzentj CHECHKOV, L.V., red.
izd-4a; MAKSIMOVA, V.V..,;tekhn.. red.
(Deepening of mine shafts) Uglubka stvolov shakht. Izd.3.,
perer. i dop. Moskva, Goagortekhisdat, 1963. 245,p.
(MIRA 16:11)
(Shaft sinking)

BOKIY, Doris Vyachealavovichp prof.; ZD11NA Yekaterina jUelwaridroma.,
dots.; SMIWNAKOV, Vitally Vasillyevich, dots.; 7IMOFEM,
Oleg Vladimiroviohp dots.1 MORU,,%,A.#-prof.,, retsenzent;
SHKEISV., A.L., red.izd-va,- IDMILINA, L.N.,, tekhn.. red.
[Mining engineering and mine supports] Provedrnio i kreplenie
gorrqkh vyrabotok. (By] B.V.Bokii i dr. Moskva., Gosgortekh-
izdato 1963. '557 p. WIRA 17:2)

ZAVARENSKIYp Ye.?*; STAROVOYTp O.Ye.;,,!pq4pvj SeAs
Long-oriod Rayleigh uAves from the Alakka earthqatke of Maroh
289 1964. 1". AN SSSR. Ser. goofis. noM182,6-1831 D 164.
(KMA A 3)
1. Institut fisiki Zemli AN SSSR.,

KIYOLAYWo Volol TMW -&A
ltuvduolng it mohbi ft* IR*jtp~&tlnff.pqmi with irthouc
ftiln6o Biulo,ulaw4wo infam,0060 Nowl"OUAL bs%'
naudho I t4*h* infame 18 too 12sOAS D IM (Hm 1911)

,FEDCROV, S.A., doktor tekhn. nauk; RYCHKGV, A.I., Jjazh.; IRAYEV, Yu.K.,
inzh RCZHEN7SEV, N.P.., inzh.
Us#g a flexible concrete stone ring lWng-. Shakht. stroi.
9 no. 12:17-18 D 165, (MRA 180.2)
1, Sverdlovskiy gornyy institut (for Fedorcpr, Rychkov, Krayev),
2. Trest Yegorshinugoll (for Rozhentse-;).

EWT(l)/rWA(1l)* Pab. 13V
AP4049241 I A I A/' 4q n /I
q-qv-arr-nqlk IV, Ye. 11. . I* edorcv, B.A., Dwial a rov, R. L. N.
Llrl: A Tnethod for modeling suiface waves
SOOICE.- ANSSISR. Izvestlyn. 9artvage)f1zlcboA-kayaj no. 10. !l", 147?-14,121
.'els-nio modfling- gel
("r- On,- of tht- IT r lmeo!v-d preNpr-~f? In
n air
`lavA rnTn"
Ul a tp c! the th-

L 2~447-63
ACCE5SION MR: AP4049241
)ossible to obtain the left (high-froluenc]l branch of the dispersim curve fo-- Rayloigh
I A~

.7ris-trueffnZ the thicor~:,l em v waveff
a ~ ar,, f 1 p r e~m
-,-n na--zk Dvla-"" -)f F~,-
~Astltut fl--Ikt Zem!t, corn!
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NO TIE F SOV: 0 19 OTHER: 006
co'd 2/2

KUIBATSKIY, A.P.; MOROT, S.D., reteenzent.
(Work practice of progressive steel workers in the open-haarth shop
of the Chelyabinsk Steel Plant] Opyt raboty peredovykh stalevarov
martenovekogo tsekha. Choliablaskogo motallurgichoskogo savoda.
Sverdlovsk, Goo. nauchno-tekh. 12d-vo lit-ry po chernol i tsvetnol
metallurgi,-1953. 41 p. OWA 7 -.5)
(Open-hearth process)

KOKARIV, Hikolay Ivanovich; SIHEHIHKO, Petr Pimenovich-, KAMKIH, Nikolsy
Goorglyevich; POPOV, Tevgeniy Sterpawyich; 4
r64=&wSw.D. red.
BERMAN, V.I., red.izd-va; ZIF, Te.M., takhn
[Improving the design and operation of open-hearth furnaces with
basic crowns] Mchshenis konstruktaii i skepluatataii martenov-
skikh pechei a oanovrqml evodami. Sverdlovsk, Goo.nauchno-tekbn.
izd-vo lit-ry po chernot i tevetnot metallurgii, Sverdlovskoe
otd-ite, 1958. 55 P. (MIRA 11:12)
(Open-hearth fqrnaces) (Refractory materials)

BASMOV, V.3'... VIMYAYBV. Y.M.; GAVRILOV. R.I.; GRIMM, P.A.; ZHMHUZENI-
NOVA. Te.Ye.; ZIMLISON. 1.D.; HNNISHMM U.S.; XOROZOTA. Th.G.;
POPOV, V.A.; FMOROV . $.F.; PAVLOV, Ta.M., doteent, kandidat tekhai-
cheskikh nauko
~-~VWFT%IQLIMKIT, A.A., inshoner, redektor;
RUNICH, N.Y., inshener, redaktor; 3010LOTA, L.T., tekhaichaskiy
redalctor
[A collection of drawings for parts used in machine building] Sbornik
w8hinostroitel'ofth charteshol Me detalirovok-. Izd. 2-os, dop. I
parer, Xoskva, Goo. nauchno-tekbu. izd-vo mashinostroit. lit-ry.
1956. 1 v.. 50 1. (KWA 10%2)
(Nachinery-Design)

TIKOFEYEVA, Vera Ivanovna; NIKITINj Mikbail Dmitriyevich;cMKV'_,Serge7
Fidorovich; BARJ5OVv I.A. I -inzh. 9 red.; SHILLIUG# V.A., red. izd,;
*&-J7LTMM4J-p-VTL.-*v tekbne red.
IManufacturing unit-bOt"thrbine'runners'* the isethod of preciaion
investment moldIng i~ith*cbntrifugil POU141 Opyt i2gotavismiia
tsellno3.itrqkh koles turbin metodom lit'la po vyplav3laevqm mods-
lit= s tsentrobezhnoi zalivkoi. Leningrad, 1961. 3.4.p. (Leningrad-
skii Dom usuobno-takhnibliskoi propagamly Obmen peredovym op7tm.
Siriia: Liteinoe proizvodstvo-I*hoj) (MIRA 14:7)
(Precigion caoting)

FALITOVS I.P. (Leningrad); FEEDOROV, S.F.,(Laningrad)
Investigation of closed-.loop systems containing digital computers
with consideration to level quantization. Izv. Ak SSSR. Otd.
takh. nauk.,Fner- 0 101. (MIRA
g. i avtom. no.3:82-90 My-J
(Automatic control) (Electronic digiiAl computers)

_,~DOROTT-S.F,; DIMENT, K.Ye,
Conditions for the formation of oil and gas pools in Bashkiria. Dokl.
AN SSSR 150 no.6.-1340-1343 Ja 163. (MIRA 16:8)
1. Chlen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Fedorov).
(Bashkiria-Petroleum geology) (Ba'shkiria-Gast Natural-Geoloa)

SOKO'LOT. M.M.; IM29L SJ. starshLy nauchuy sotradnik; FRYANISHKINTAO
X.M., ins nei-"-
Aev examples of surgical hammers. Ortopetrava, i protes. 17 no.61
56-~7-N-D 136*,* (IMA 10.
:2)
1. Is Nauchno-tealedovatel'skogo instituta eksperimentallnoy kbirurgi-
cheskoy apparatury tAustrumentoy Minsdrava SSSR (dir. - X.G.Ananlyev)
(BURMYO O.PMTIVMO appar. and instruments
hammr)

--ZZT -5-T- y:- T- 7-7-
Exrerience in the use of the apparatus for artificial circulation with
electron nemati, c automatic installation In experiments on dof-s .... 173
Noyye khirurgichpskde appamay 14. instrument,,,r i ol,'vt Wh primeneniye (New
SUA'16GICAL Equinnent and Instrumem's and Experience ill Their Use) 1,
I'loscoll, 19'~7 A collection of Papers of the Scientif-I.-c Rpse;xch Ins'.
for Exnerimental Surgical Equirlent and Instrumcnts.
ff /),!~ )4.~~, 19A. /

Kukushkin, L. I., Chekin, V. F., and Fedorov,IS. F.
"Methods f or ow"suring cerebrospinal fluid pressure and far the drainage
of the ventricles ol.' the brain." Nowe hbiEUrgicbeskle amaraty I instrmenty
i opyt ikh primenertLya, No. 2, 1958, P- 130

17(0) SOV/177-58-11-1/50
AUTHORS: Ananlyev, M.G., and FA~J~v _S.F., Candidates of
Medical Sciences
TITLE: Possibilities and Ways of Utilizing Acbievements of
Chemistry in Medical Practice
PERIODICAL: Voyenno-meditsinskiy zhurnal, 1958, Nr 11, pp 3-7
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The authors report on the success in chemistry with
regard to medicine. They stress the importance of
plastics in surgery, traumatology and orthopedics
and for implantations. At the Tsentrallnyy institut
travmatologii i ortopedii.(Central Institute of
Traumatology and Orthopedics) the preparations AKR-7
and AKR-10 were developed. They aie based cn metham-ylic mg.
tbylestErmd are widely used for making protheses of
the maxilla, the facial skeleton and skull bones.
For the plastics. of eye-sockets, ear and nose Drothe-
BOB, plastics EGMIS-12 and AKR-9 are utilized
Card 1/3 (1. Revzin, V. Marskiy). Some kinds of foam plastics

SOV/177-58-11-1/50
Possibilities and Ways of Utilizing Achievements of Chemisti7 in
Medical Practice
are used for manufacturing protheses of extrenilticus,
lacteal glands, etc. Many possibilities are Eiven
in utilizing fluid plastics for protecting the skin
and treating open wounds. The preparations REF-2/10,
colloplastics (concentrated colloidal solution of
silicon~acid sodium salt) are approbated in Soviet
clinics for fixing dressings, seizing the skin by
dermatomes, etc. The Nauchno-issledovatellskiy in-
stitut eksperimentallnoy khirurgicheskoy apparatu.y
i instrumentariya (Scientific-Research Institute
of Experimental Surgical Apparatus and Instruments)
(KIIEKhAiI) uses acrylates of the new marks 1-53,
2-55 and ST-2a for manufacturing protheses of big
joints. These acrylatos endure sterilization and
mechanical treatment very well. A.A. Vishnevskiy,
Ye.N. Meshalkin, M.M. Dunayevskiy and D.K. Yazy-
kov of the Scientific-Research Institute for Ex-
Card 2/3 perimental Surgical Apparatus and Instruments are

SOV/177-58-11-1/50
Possibilities and Ways of Utilizing Achievements of Chemistry in
Medical Practice
developing material for protheses of the oesopliagus,
the larynx, the ureter, etc. S. Fedorov, Z. Syrkin,
Ye. Strelkova, S. Fedorov and A. Sibgatullin are
occupied with finding out material which will be
resorbed by the organism without causing comDlications.
G. Golovin and P. Novozhilov (Leningrad suggested
synthetic glue "osteoplast" for gluing together
bone fragments.

A8TAJ?'YHV,__G-V-; FSDOW, S.F., kand.med.nank
New cold-lieit surgical mirror. Voen.med.xhur. no.5:45-86
Mor '59- (MIU 12: 8)
(APPAUTUS AIM INSMUMITS'
.cold-light apeculum (Rus))

ASTAPOYICV. G.V-i;-J,9w S.7.
Lighted speculums for gynecolOg1cR1 use. Akusb.i gin, 35 no-4:98-
101 Jl-Ag '59. (MIRA 12:11)
1. Is Nauchno-tooledovatelinkogo Institute. etapertmentallnoy khirur-
gichaskoy appamtury i itstrumentov (dir. M.G. Ananlyev) Hinisteretv&
zdravookhrauenlya SSS.
(EMSCOPT equipment & supply)
(GYNXCOLOGT equipment & supply)

FEDOROV., S.F.
%--
Use of synthetic materials and objects made of them in various
fields of surgery. Trudy NIIEKHAI no-5:216-220 161. (MIM 15s8)
1. Nauchno-iseledovateltakiy institut eksperimentaltnoy khirurgi-
cheskoy apparatury i instrumentov.
(SURGERY, PLASTIC) (PLASTICS IN MEDICINE)

FEDWVp S.Fol starshiy naucbnyy sotrudnik; SIVASH, K.M.0 starBhiy
-naucbny~ sotrudnik; KULAGINA, V.N.., inzhener
Sp3,into,frm a the=oplastio materialo Ortop.,,travm.i protes.
mc.?t56L57 161. (K= 3498)
lo Iz Nauchno-iseledavatellskogo institute oksperimentallmoy
khirurgioheakoy apparatury i instrumentov (dir. - M.G. Ammlyev).
(SPLINTS (SURGERY)) (PLASTIGS)

FEDOROVI S.F.; SYRMT, ZAN.; LEBEPEVA, N.S.
Catgut with a prolonged absorption period. (A now method for
its management). Kh1rurgiia no.1106-99 161. (MIM Utll)
1. Iz Nauchno-losledovatel'skogo instituta eksperimontallnoy
khirurgicbeskoy apparatury i Instrumentov (dir. M.G. Ananl7ev)
Ministerstva. zdravookhrameniya SSSR.
(GATGUT SUTURES)

OBERFELIDj M.F.; FEWROVO S.F.; GOLIDIIA, B.G.
'Lut. (E7.T-,cr!rc-ntal
Tendon suture with.alcohol-quirione treated cal.
study). Xhirurgiia no,3-ltlO4-109 161. (MA 14:12)
le Iz kliniki travmatologii i ortopodii (zav. - Prof. V.A.
Chernavskiy) II Moskovokoco gosudarstvennoco meditsinskoco
institutalmeni K.I. Pirogova iNauchno-insledovatallskogo
inatituta eksperimentalln khirurgicheakoy apparattiry i Instru-
01 Ministerstva zdraveolthrapeniya SSSR,
mentov (dire MoG, Anamlyev
(CATGUT SUTLMES) (MDOITS-4URGSWI)

" : 0. 111.t~O~Tj`.M- .1 1- . :1 '1. 4. , .
1,MDORDVp S.F.1 STREAM, Ye.l.
rining of bous cavities witb syntbotio resin-cement#. Preliminary
report* Ortopeotrav oi protes. 22 no,4271 Ap 161. (MIRA 34:11)
(BOM;S--SUFM&) (PLASTICS)

.7-
"The Oil Fields of the Soviet Union",, Moscow-Leningrad, State Publishing
House for Scientific and Technical Publications, 1939.

FMOIR0114SM 600
1. KMOROV, S. F.
2. ISSR (600)
Corr Memb Acad Sci USSR
"In Yemory of Academician Ivan Mikhailovich Gubkin"
(On the 5th Anniversary of his death), Vest. Ak. Nauk SSSR, No. 6, 1941..
9. ~W Report U-1551, 7 Nov. 1951

Some nsim of structures and ontlitim ad for.
matles $11 "ust. gas deposits of the Ural lend
142ELv~- twat. Ab", Nask-
14 * *' 121-W.-An andysia of
the condWons of formtlm o( pettoleum deposits of two
011-bw~-glopjeftbe Ural Und along the Velp. The
snalysis amt., (1) water occurring below the
'drolem Any" plays a large rok in the ticstruction of. as
i
it" in the Comation of. Petroleum deposits; (2) It is
possible to establiab bypotbetically the soma or wasbout of
tIttCetrolcum sftzta~mml (3) the role of the trosiou proc-
tes miamps tvm(o , In out cm 1-mrsible to segreck.
lion, and in the otbtr neg to segregation. Sow cdec.
tive Porosides of rocks ~ gresion studied ate recorded.
Gladys-S. Macy

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2. ussR 600
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of petroleum and petroleum fieltAsp Vest* AN SSSRp 22., No* 11., 1952,
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(Petroleum,--Goology-History)

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(Siberian platform--Geology) (Geology--Sibarlan platform)

FICDCROV. Sergey Filirpovich
[Studies in the geology of petroleum] Ocherki po geologii.
nefti. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.usuk WM, 1933. 72 p.
(KM 14s2)
(Petroleum.-Ooology)
n'j~f L-9

1. F-qm, 0vt S.F.
2. USSR (600)
4. Petroleum - GeoUgy
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AN SSSR. Ser. geol. No. 2# 1953.
Presents an abbreviated account of a reportdedicated to
the memory of Acad I.M.Gubkin at the joint session of the Depts of Geol-Geog
and Tech Sci on 29 Doe 51o
251T47
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