SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT FILIPPOV, V.N. - FILIPPOV, YE.

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The VIS-80 Input-Testing Rack
RA-350 gaps. The meavuring circuit in the rack, for mea-
suring the insulation resistance and the ohmic resistan-
ce of aerial and cable circuits connected to the rack as
well as the station battery voltageq is described and
illustrated (Fig 3); its functions are outlined. At pre-
sent the VIS-80 rack is produced without this circuit.
The construction and layout of the rack is described and
illustrated (Pig 4). There are 3 electrical diagrarris and
I mechanical drawijii,,,.
ASSOCIATION: Tsentraltnoye konst-.,-uktr'1-;koye byuro ministerstva s%,yazi
51111SR (central Design Office of the 1,1inistry of Comunica-
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AUTHOR,- Filippov,_Y.N.
Vew Horizontal Hydraulic Tube Press
PERIODICAL: Kuznechno-shtampovochnoye proizvodstvo, 1960, No.- 5, PP. 27 31.
Up to now horizontal hydraulic presses were.used for non-ferrous
metals. For pressing steel, such pressea have been primitively rearranged. Ttria
article gives detailed engineering inforTiation on a new 3,150-ton press, de-sign-
ed for producing tubular work from steel and other materials. It IAs been de-
signed by SKB-4 of Moscow oblast' savnarlchoz and built at Kolomenzkiy zavod
tyazhelogo stankostroyeniya (Kolomna Reavy Machine Tool Works). 'The press has a
work capacity of 40 - 50 pressings per hour; the container accmmodates billets
up to 900 mm long and 200 - 280 mm in.diameter. The container is heated by in-
duction to 5000c:and switches off automWtiaally when overheated. The work pres-
sure of the main and the piercing cylinders adds when both cylinders are used.
Remote control for all mechanisms is froin the main control board, and a setoond
control'board is provided on the other side of the press for control of separate
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New Iforizontal Hydraulic Tube Press
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operations. Work feed is adjustable from 4 - 100 mm/see. The hydraulic control
system for.the nine distribu-ters of the press consists of a pump st-Ation working
with oil (grade 1120"), :nine eleotro-hydraulia 4r-73-13 (0-73-13) slide valves
and nine servo drives. The distributers controlling the press cylindera, the
container and the pressing and piercing system are fitted with selsyns switelAng
off the electromagnets controlling the slide valves when the distributer camshaft
turns an angle set by the operator at the main control board. This control sys-
tem is used for the first time on this press and has been previously described
by N.I. Zarankin and R.S. Kitain (Ref. 1). The auxiliary press mechanisms are
working with air from the shop main with 4 - 6 kg/cm2 pressure driven by four
pneumatic cylinders with four 11pneumopilots", a water separator, a cook, a Mal-ko-
meter, an oil can and eight throttle valves for controlling the motion rate,
Hydraulic strokes in pipelines are prevented by a stroke compensator. Idle run
of the main piston ant of the piercing system is actuated by low-pressure water
from thle filling tank. Water level in this teuik is coT&,rolled witomatically, the
control system has been described by I.V. Konanov (Ref. 2). The following press-
ing process operations are shown: 1) Ingot moved into pressing line; 2) Ingot
being pushed into the container; 3) Presslng~ 4) Retraction of the container
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with the press washer and r'emaining billert end from the dlee, andapproaoh of the
saw diqk,- 5) Separation of the. press washer with the billet waste end from the,
pressed work, and retraotion of the saw blade; 6) Pushing the work out by the
waste billet end; 7) Retraction of the container; 8) Pushing the press washer
with waste billet end out of the container. The press is 41.420 m long and welghs
470 tons. The operation is described in full detail and the general view photo
and the diagram of the hydraulic system are accompanied by legends. There are 3
figures and 2 Soviet references.
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SKINDBR, I.B., kandidat tekhnicheakikh nauk; FILIPPOt. V.P.
Stands used in testing automobile shock absorbers. Art. I trakt. prom.,
(MM 10W
i.'kauchn o-- ii-esle'do-iiatel. I vIqy_Aytq;.notornyy.institut I Noskovskiy
savod malolitrashnykh aytomobilay,
(Automobiles--Shock absorbers)

FILIPPOV., V. P.
"Wintering Bees in Trenche.Sj," pchelovodstv0p 29, No.9, 1952

BOGUSHj L.Ke; FILIPPOVP V-P-
Use of the UKL-60 apparatus in lung reseotions. Trudy NIIEKHAI
no.5t23-27 1,61. (KRA 15:8)
1. Iz khirurgicheakoy kliniki Instituta tuberkuleza AMN SSSR.
(LUNGS--SURGERY) (SUTURES)
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FILIPPOV, V. P.
Broachoocop3r and branchography during anesthesia with controlled
respiration. Probl. tub. no.2.,1+3-1+8 162. (MIRA 25:2)
-'(ANESTHWIA) :(TUBERCULOSIS) (BRONCHOSCOPr)
(BRONCHI-RADIOGRAPff)
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VASIISVS11ITO Xnimir Valentinov'91
UUTAg G.N., redaktor; V ~44RV- "-Vlll'6H;;=sdaktor
[Rule casting machine] Ifateriallno-lineechnaia mashiua. Moskva,
Goo. izd-vo "lakusatvo." 1955. 55 P& OMU 8:7)
(Leningrad--Type and type founding)

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Translation from-, Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1957, Nr 10, p 133 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Filippov, V.P.
TITLE: On the Problem of Die Casting of Printing Tvpe (K voprosu o
lit'ye pod davleniyem v poligr~ifii)
PERIODICAL: Sb. tr. Mosk. zaochn. poligr. jri-t, 1957, Nr 5, pp 89-97
ABSTRACT, A classification of die-cast;ng machines is given and their
individual peculiarities are described. Formulae are pre-
sented which permit determintrig the cooling period of metal
in the molds and the amount of lo.-~-ses in the flow of metal.
Certain aspects of designing machines with hot pressure chambers
are discussed.
M. Z.
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AUTHORs Gikis, A. F. . Candidate at' Technical sclences'Docent
TIMI Inter-University Scientific Conference an filectric
Measuring Instruments &od fechnlr*l Means of Automation
(Uezhvusavokeya nauchnaya konforentoiya po
elaktraizaaritellays priboram I takhnichookin aredstvan
avtomatiki)
FORIODICALs Isrostija Vysshikh Uchabaykh Zsv*d*nly,Vlsktr*mekhanika,
1958, 11r 9, pp 130-135 (USSR)
AISTRAft: The conference use, hold at the laningradekly
olaktratekhaichookil institut lx~nL V. 1. Ullyanova
Uanina) (Leningrad Bloc trc -to chnical. Institute imeal
V. 1. Ullyanov (1,enin))on November 11-15, 1958. The
representatives of eleven higher teaching establishments
and three research Institutes participated and a large
number of specialists of various industrial undertakings
were present.
Docent Ym-_3,_1[OVOasl6ta4w (Ioningrad Xlectrateeh~1egl
Institute) pro"_-nEia_1Vs paper *Lvsraging differentiation,
and smoothing of time functions reproducea by slectrin
signals".
B -a_-R7_A_bXjhkiD and V P Fillp v (Siberian Ph"ico-
is-chnical Scientific tA TrUltute) presented the
gaper 'SlactrozLic m4lofus corro2storli this was
%'eloped at the Ifous , on'topheria Station for
loulating the correlation functions In studying %be
winds in the Ionosphere.
DO1:9;t YAr-_-X-- lt:fRf (Kasa Aviation institute) presented
or .~#;Jr
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tb n Charactorlatics, ofe:synthronnue
alcro-mators" ("a ft 38-44 Of this I us) in which be
considers motors wi. VJUwltrlc&l windings. The mechanical
and the "sod aboxacterist;Jos of much motors are
In"Otigated, on the basis *f equations of a 4-pols.
At the closing gessic,& the remits were moo,arjeag
Card of this aonference and resolutions were passed. In
12/13 particular it vu decided to publish the tra"sc%lons V

FILIPPOV, V.P..-(Mcskva)
Rare cave 0 a brcnch:Lal adenoma. and acongenital pulmoma.~ poly~-
cyIjtOM# Grude k1dr, 6 no,4020 J3-"-Ag 164s
i FL-A, 18 4.
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V.P.
Two cases of atelootasis following partial resection of the lung
by means of the UKL-60 apparatus. Khirargila no.10:134-136 164.
(~LIRA 18:8)
.1. Khirurgicheakaya klinika (zav. - prof. L.K.Bogush) Instituta
tuberkuleza 14Lnisterstva zdravookhrarieniya SSSR (dir. prof. N.A.
Shmalev)o Moskva,

FILIPFOV. Vasiliy Rodionovich
,
(Miyed busineos accounting brigades in collective farms
aDd state farm. -)f Buryatial KbozraschetrWe kompleksriye
brigady v kolkhozakh Buriatii. Ulan-lTdo, Diriatskoe izd-
voy 1961. 169 p. (MIRA 17:5)

"The effect of potaesium-aluminum aluMe on increasing the titration standard of agglutinines
in rabbits," Trudy 3uryat-Mongol- Zoovet. in-ta, Issue 4, 1948, p. 60-67- Bibliog: 6 Items
SO: U-3850, 16 June 53, (Letopis Murnal Inkkh Statey, No. 5, 1949).

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Fillppov, v. n, - "On Furum,,,aoll Acidulous rilk boverage), T:-My Dlu7at-mllonr-ol.
1, 1
zoovet, in-ta, Issue 41 191"p P. 104-07.
SO: U-3850, 16 June 53, (Letopis tZhurnal Inykli Statey, No. 5, 19401).

USSR/General Problems of PatholoGy - Cytotoxins. U
Abe Jour : Ref Zhur Biol., No 1, 1959, 4lo2
Alatl,.or : Filippov, V.44
Inst : Burynt-WnLolina Zoovotoilinary Listituto.
Title : The Action of the Antituberal. Neurotoxic 8crun upon, the
Proceas of Formtion of Hemolysins.
OriC, Pub : Tr. Buryat-Mong. Z3,.)vet. in-ta, 1956, v". 10, 79-107
Abstract : Rabbits were iimunized with eryt-.racytes of a ran (first
group), and part of then receivel a supplementary intrave-
nous injection of sheep seran (second aroup). Rabbits of
the third Group received a supplementary antituberal neu-
rotoxic serun for cattle (A T S)y The fourth GroLT was
injected intravenously with A T S specific for rabbits,
and the fifth Lwoup - intraceretrally. The my1=1
Group avera[;e titer of heraolisi-.-- in rabbits of the first
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Abe Jour Ref Zhur Biol., Wo 1, 1959, 4102
ai-A sec3nd Voups was 1:800, third - 1:5,000, fourth
1:10,000, fifth - 1:20,000. -- A.Ya. Sinay.
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FILIPPOV, V.R., prof.
ollitu ii,.s.S.R. veterisarlia
---~~V~etarinary narvicni; In the Pnryant-Wng (1141R& 11:9)
35 no.9:11-14 3 '58-
1. Pradsadat-ell Soveta. 14inistrov B,jryat-Ujj)gol'skoy ASSR.
(Buryat-Mongolia-Vaterinary madicine)

FILIPPOV, VasilV Rodionovich, prof.; MAKAROV, K-Kh-, spets. red.;
M.Z., tekbn. red.
[Cytotoxic stimulation of iumnity]TSitotoksicheskais, stir-u-
liataiis, immiteta. Ulan-Udev Buriatskoe knizbnoe izd-voy
1960. 276 p. (DWNITY) (SERU14) (KMA 15:12)

GOWW, xu.; rarpm. T.B.. rodaktar; XBOTOW, X.I., takhaich*skiY
rodakt or.
[Programs for schools and other institutioad; topic plan for extrwar-
ricular projects is ehsalstr7 is, socozdai7 achools] Progrommy vzookkell'i
sykh uchreshdonli i shkol; tematika vaeklasoxykh saniatli ps Wall v
aredsol shkole. Moskva, Goo. uch4bao-pedingog. isd-vo Mixisterstys, IpT~-
eveshchazits, 1 1955. 59 P* (MM C,):5)
I-Russia (1917- R.SoT*S.R.) Glarasysuppre;*lonlys shk;1.2.S-tarshly
awachayy setradmik sektora vneklasesoy i va*shkollney rab*ty Institute
not odev obachonlys. Akadenti p'*dagogicheakikh sauk RSFSR (f or Goat awlr
(Chemistry-Study and teaching)

, FILIPPOV V.S.
-.- Y-1-11- - - -
Ma~ufaeture of the principal sections of the main structures
Energ. stroi. no.37:5o-56 163. (MIRA 17:6)
1. Ilachallnikkonstruktsionnogo tywo zavoda "Stroydetall."

K~~VZHSUY, Ya.A., I)rof.,-..FIL.TPPOV, V.V.j. inzh.
of Mang service in the Investigation of trarflc current.
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Avt.dor. 27 no.12:4--5 D 164, (MIRA 18:2)

FILIPPOVP VS.
Elimination of self-excitation in UIS-II type amplifiers.
Prib.,i tekh. eksp. 9 no.2%171 Mr-AP164. OGRA 17:5)
1. Fiziko-tekhnichaskiy institut AN &SSR.

sovl86-59-1-26139
AUTHOR: Filippov, V.V.j, Engr Col
TITLE: How Should a Pilot Counteract the Negative Thrust of
Turboprop Engines? (Kak letchiku borot'sya a otritsatellnoy
tyagoy TVD?)
PERIODICAL: Vestnik vozdushnogo flota, 1959., Nr 1, pp 63-69 (UJISR)
ABSTRACT: The article describes the operation of turboprop engines
equipped with reversible-pitch,propellers. The author states
that a sudden creation of negative t1uust in flight may lead to
grave consequences# if a a:,ew has not acquired the necessary
knowledge and adequate.pr Ucal habits in operating such
engtnes~and llern-dur.--Z the flight. There are three
prope
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FILIPPOV. Valentin Vasillyevich; BAYIVp Yevg.p red.; FISENKOI A., tekhn.
red.
[In the main direction]Na glavnom napravlenii. Simferopol'
Krymizdat, 1961. 27 p. (MIRA 15:3-1i
1* Sekretarl partiynogo komiteta koWioza "Rossiya" Krasno-
gvardoyakogo rayona (for kilippov).
(Krasnogvardeyokoye District-dollective farms-Management)

FILI )V Vasilly Vasillyevicho inzh,-po3.kovn!dc; SHEM IX09 P.S., inzh.-
iiX
lx)tii~7 senze &"gUZEIINSM 9 H.Vo I inzh.-podpolkcvn:Lkf
red.; MUBPS, N.V.q tekbn.,red.
[Fighting negative thrust oceiiring in turb"prop engines; charac-
teristics of the.-bperation df an airplane vit4 a turbo-propenginel
Kak letchiku borot'sia a otritsatellnoi tiagoi TVD; ob osoben-
nostiakh raboty i ekspluatataii na eamolete joibovintovogo dviga-
telia. Moskva, Voen. izd-v6 M-va obor, SSSR# 1961. 57 p,
(KULL 1419)
(Airplaies__Turblw~Fropeller engines)

4KONIKOV, N.G., Inshener-podpolicovulk; NWRAYV, K.K., inzhener-polkovnIks
SBWAKHTUROT. T.I., inzhoner-podpolkDvaik, Prinistali uchastiyar,
inzhener-polkovalk, PANOV, N.M., Whener-podpolbyzLik
Transport planes prepare for flight. V'eet.Vozd.71. no.1:60-69 Ja
161. (KIU 13112)
(Transport planes)

FILIPPOVJP V.V., kand.tekhn.nauks dotsent
Representation of some thermal processes in a three-dimensiorAl
coordinate,systeme Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.; mashinostr. no.6sl32-147
163. (MIRIL 16.210)
1. Moskovskoye vy9sheye tekhnicheakeye uchilishche imeni Baunana,
0-,J

TIMOKHINV D.I.P Star0hiy Aauehnyy aotrudnik;,r~~_V.V.., mladshiy
nauchVy-ootrudnik
Effectiveness of dust control by preliminary moistening of coal
beds. Gig. i san. 28 no.1:168-no J&163. (MIM 1637)
1. Iz Moskovskogo nauchnow-issledovatAillskogo instituta. gigiyerq
imeni F.F.Erismaw.
(MINE MTS-PREVENTION)

PER41NOV, N. I. ; IF-94-PIP-9.0,- V.V.; KHODOROVSKIY, B.I.; BIRYUKOV, A.A.;
SALITSOVSKAYA, D.G'*j TATARINTSEV, P.T.
Ways to improve the wearing characteristics of boots made from
Rassian leather. Kozh.-obuv.prom. 6 no.11:9-14 N 164.
(MIRA 18:4)

FILIPPOV, V-V-
of.ths:-tsan air temperature depe ing on the direction
VariELbility I nd m
and velo'city of the-wind ih the Barents Sea. trudy NIIAK no.20:
3-29 163. (MIRA 16:12)
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ACCESSION NR: AP40o6632 S/0089/63/()15/006/0493/0498
AUTHORS: Nikolayev, M. N.; Filippovt V. V.
TITLE: Measuring the parameters oF ~hetotal-cross-section resonance
structure for certain elements in the neutron energy region 0.3-
2.7 Mev
SOURCE: Atomnaya eneriiya, v. 15; no. 6, 1963, 493-496
TOPIC TAGS: neutron cross section, neutron scattering, reactor
shielding, resonance effect, total cross section, transmission
method, magnesium, cross section, resonance structure, aluminum)
phosphorus, neutron, sulfur, iron, copper, nickel, shielding,
reactor, zirconium., niobium., lead, bismuth
ABSTRACT: The information offered on the neutron cross-sections of
11 elements (Mg, Alj 5; Fel Cu, Wi, Zr, Nb, Py Pb and Bi) was ob-
tained by way of analyzing the transmission curves. It is shown
that in the elements having atomic weight, up to and including
Niobium, a resonance cross-section was found in the entire investi-
gated enemy spectrum, but could not be found in molybdenum, thorium
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and uranium. A weak spot in the experimental method under consid-
eration was the problem of the transition cross sections from one
subgroup to another. In a number of cases, the difficulty of
obtaining such information can be.avoided, as in the frequen
U y in the neutron
situations wherein the averame loss of energ,
scattering process exceeds the distance between the energy levels.
In such a case, the*cross-section of the transition from one
subgroup to another would be proportional to the width of the sub-
group in which the transition occurs. The experimental installation
used for measurin the transmission curves is described in AZ;omnaya
Enegiya, 11, 445 &961) by M. N. Nikolayev, V. V. Filippov and I. I.
Bonderenko, and Doklad No. 85 na iaezhdunaro(Inom simpoziume po fizike
reaktorov na bystrykh i promezhutochnykh neytronakh (Vena, 1961);
the expansion of the transmission curve into separate components is
shown in the enclosure. The results of the graphic analysis of the
transmission curves of the 11 elements are tabulated. In the case
of uranium, the transmission curves are based on the use of neutrons
with energies of 1-480 kev, and an average ener of 0 ke a heavy
tritium-target was used near the reaction thresRold Rp, ny 4e 3
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FILIPPOV, V. V.
"Biotin in Higher Plants.0 Thesis fordegree of Candi. Biolop 1, Sub 14 Nov 49,
_,Ical ci.
Moscow State Fed&gogical Inst imeni V. 1. Lenin
Summary 82, 18 Dec 52, Dissertations Presented For PpMotes in Science and 31agineering in
Mo,3cow in 194f). From VecherMaya Moskva, Jan-Dec 1949.

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ftle Unly., Tomvkl--rrffT-TN-,7,-
M"wii im. R. A. rimvysarm 1. 2:4-41
IM).-Rxpts. Whit key" of IAPPO walfiw at 11flidINIANI
..mamm dm katued productim of biatta upou npomm tu
Uktt. akbmk "dark" "utbeals occurs as weU; the latter
at the expense of Interawdistow stored during
G. X KowkPoff

FILIPPOVI V.V.p red.; RYABOVA, Ye.A.j, red.
14~-
[Methodology of planning labor productivity In industry]
Metodika planirovaniia prolzvoditellnosti truda v pro-
iWahlemosti. Moskva, Ekonomikap 1964. 79 P.
(MIRA 17:10)

VASILIYEVA) Yelena VladirrArovim; 111~.AHOV, Vasiliy Yeflir.ovich;
red.
[Labor crinditions, and the improvemen:t in U.-i- national
welfare; Uslovila tnida i ront narodnogo blagosostolaniia.
Maskva, Ekonamika, 1964. 181 p. (MIRA 17:10)

In viiiii ma a
stit
, W hist..
Akdd. Mauh S.S.S.R. Ot I2%70V9&11j;~-Blotln WBA
detd. In Various Plants I exto. IN th 0t In he
it, &I "tn. PrM=
ence of varyWg amtj. of 1 504. The usp
tndicateomythe free blotla. Antodaying the PLint. matter
with dil. HtS04 led to alpiost comPlete extn-; the rewm-
mended method Is cxtn. fix 3 hn. at 116* wlth N HISO4.
Presentative high-blotin
At detd. by this method. the re
its I Ito M.F/j., *oylvans 750. black
041), wheat 10, peas 244. Garlic,
tout 19, brtad (wheat) 91, cucumber
G.. kl..,C?"POL-
T'

YILIPPOV,V.V.
Biotin in higher plants. Fislolorast.2 no,2;105-112 Mr-Ap'55.
(MIRA 8:10)
1. Gosudaretvewiyy pedagogicheakiy isstitut, Khabarovsk
(Biotin) (Pleats--Chemical analysis)

r!"I"alp"- ; MILICH. R.N.; TARASIK, G.S.
Distribution of blotin in the vegetative organs of plant8
Biul. Glay, bot. sad& no.24:31-42 156. (;ff.MA 9:11)
1. GlayMy botanicheskiy sad Akadsmii nauk SSSR, i Khabarovskiy
pedagogich I'skly institut.
Oliotin) (Plant s-Xheadcal analysis)

FIZ- Ppo 20-5-"/4.8
1UTHORS, Filippovp V. V. and Andreyev, L. H.
TITLE: Dynamics of the Vitamin Content in the Leaves of Wheat, as Affected
With Rust (Dinamika soderzhaniya vitaminov v lietlyakh pshenitsy
porazhennykh rzhavchinoy)
PERIODICALs Doklady AN SSSR, 1957v Vol- 116, Nr 5, PP. 679 - 881 (1";,R)
ABSTRACTs The need of phytopatogenic fungi of vitamins can r(- li,ot the do-
greeto which these vitamins of the host plants aiaj -.otainable for
the parasite. This depends on the need of the paraaite of exogenous
absorption of only such vitamins it finds in the host plant.'For
this reason the investigation of the dynamics of the -vitamins of
the affected plants is ve:ry ioportant for the knovledge of their
r8le in the interactions 'between plant and parasite. 2he authors
have observed the content of thiamine, pantotheuic acid, and bio-
tine in the wheat leaves. The material to be observed was col1c.,ted
in the region of Przhevalsk, a station of the Kirghiz Institute
for AgricultureA the material was in the flower- and ear ot~tge. It
was fixed at 75 . The summary of the investigations of the authors
is the following: The thiamine-, pantothehic acid-, and biotirie
Card 1/2 content increases in the wheat leaves aifected by rust. -.11tere is

20-5-44/48
Dynamics of the Vitamin Content in the Leaves of Wheat, as Affected dith Rust
a constant dependence of the degree of affectedness on the biotine
content. The spores of the yellow rust (Puccinia alumarum) contain
the highest biotine- and pantothenic acid content observed for the
vegetable- and animal kingdom. The thiamine- and pantothenic acid
content is by 1,5 - 2 timea lower in the ca8e of resi8tant (ob..
tained by means of selection) wheat SPeCiQ3 than in oic- case of
contagious hybrids. The yellow rust with spores rich in vitamins
devel6ped on a substratum rich in vitamins (young plants). The
gray-brown rust (Puc. triticina) which spores are poorer in vitu-
mins attacks plants in higher stages of development, i.e. it pre-
fers a substratum poorer in vitamins. There are 4 tables, 7 re-
ferences, 3 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: Main Botanic Garden (Glavnyy botanicheskiy r3ad Akademii
nauk SSSR)
PRESENTED: May 10, 1957, by N. V. Taitsin, Academician
SUBMITTED: may 9, 1957
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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FILIPPOV, M.
Antagonistic effect of vegetable extracts on vitamins [with summary in
English]. BlokhInUa 23 no.').-463,470 My-Je 158 (MIRA 1118)
1, Glavnyy botanicheskiy sail AN SSSR, Moskvae
(PANTOTHENIC AGID, metabolism.
SaachRromyces carevisiae, antag. off. of various plAnte
extrFicts (Rus))
(PLANTS, extracts,
off. on Saccharomyces cerevisine pantothenic acid (Rus))
(SAGGMOKTCES CMVISIAM, metabolism,
pantothenic acid, off. of various plants extracts (Rms))

FILIPPOV, V.V,
mommuftOw"".
Distrilnutkon of blotin AM T*ntothento itaid in roproduotive
ormns nf planta, BiuloGlavebot.mada no,33,94-3.01 159.
(IMMA 12110)
1. OlavWy botoniobaskiy end hkademli naulc SBOR I Khabarovskly
padagogichnnIdy inittitut.
Motin) Pantothania acid) (Plants-wChaT4oal conposition)

- FILIPPOV. V.V.
~, ~ boom
~
Dymmics of biotin and pantothenic acid in plants in relation
to growth and respiration. Vitamirty no.4:193-198 '59.
(HIRA 12:9)
1. Pedagogicheekiy institut, IDiabarovsk.
(BIOTIII) (PiMOTMMC ACID) (PLMS, FMCT OF VITA14INS 011)

V.- IT.- --- ---- ---- - - -- -
Operation and repair of single-shoveled exacairators Moskva, Gos. Transp-4 zhel-dor
izd-vo, 1952. 350 P. (53-16773)
TA735.F53

r i.Lirrv v.- Vt Vs MIU UJnVLJ.LIIVT j I . J.'
"Hard Soldering of Stamped 6teel Products," Avt. trakt. prom., No.8, 1952

GAIAVIN. K.P.; FILIPPQX- j,V_ I inzbener. redaktor: VIMDlk. G.P., takhaichs-
skly radaktof"
(Stone-cutting machine for underground quarrying of atone blocke]
ramnereznaia mashina dlia pcdzemaoi dobychi shtuchnvkh kamnsi.
. Moskva, Goo. transp.zhal-dor. izd-vo, 1954- 78 P- (MLBA 10:1)
(Stonecutting)

FILIPPOV, V. V.
7646. FILUPOV, V. V. -- Kholodnaya shtwpovka v mashinostroyenii. pod rad. V. D.,
Golovleva. M., mashgis, 1954. 281) a. a ill. 27 am. 8.000 ekz. 13 R. .150K.
v per. -- pared zagl. avt: G. 11. Rovinskiy, S. V. Alabin, V. V. Filippov,
K. A. Kalachev I V. G. Zybin. - Bibliogr; s. 278(30 nazv.) -- (55-3908)P
621,96 & (016,3)
SO: Ynizhn Letopsist, Vol. 7,1955

TROII.OSKIY, Vladl-Ir Visillyeviefi; IVANOVA. M.N., Inthener, redaktor;
*V*, inshener, redaktor; TUDZON, D.M.. takhnicheakiy
PI-IM
[Designs operation and repair of olngle-shovel excavators (3-505,
OM-201, 11-1004)] Vstrolstyog' ekepluatatells, t remont odnokovshovykh
ekskavatorovi (1-505, ON-201 3-1004). Kookwa, Goo. transp. shel-
&or. izd-vo 1-954..436 p. tXiorofilm3 (KM 8:3)
(ft;;va~ing machineTO

FILIPPOV, V. V. and YM-NKO, V. I.
"Processes-of Intake and Exhaust in Steam Engines.," State-Scientific-Technical
Publishing House for Literature on Machine 5uilding, Ibscow,, 1955
This book contains equations establishing the relation I I i between pressure and volume
in steam engine cylinders during ifitake mid exhaust of steam. Examples of desijTdng
intake and exhaust lines are given.
D 492027

lftom.'Georgijr Petrovich, insh.; RRSH, Fridrikh Frantsevichp Insh.;
-JILIPPOT V.V., inzb,, retsenzent; HURTSY, A.S., inzh., red.;
VATVL7VA, Ye,N., tekhti.red,
[Cranes on rubber-tired wheels and railroad cranes] Pnevmokoleanye
%heleznodoroshnya kramr. Moskva, Goa. nauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashino-
stroit. lit-r3r, 1958. 326 p. (MIRA 11:7)
(Cranes, derricks, etc.)

JMYNW, Vladimir Adamovich;-Jpj]~ROVI V.V.. insh., retsensent; NIXITIN,,
A.G., insh,v red.; UVAM)VA, A.F., tekhn.red.
[wbeel-typerexcavators] Rotorays ekskavatory. Mookva, Gos.nauchno-
tokhn.lsd-vo mashinostroit.lit~ry, 1959. 156 p. (MIRA 12:5)
(fteavating machinery)

25(-,)
12 ( 2)
SOVII 3 --59-6-2/21
AUTHORS: Filippo-.,,, V.V., Glt-abkin. P.M.
TITLE: Selecting the Optimum Variants for the. Mechanizat ion
a
n
*a' Autcmatj on of i0old Pressing
PERIODICAL: Alrtomobillnaya promyshlenn,-:,~V, 1959, Nr 6. pp 2-5
.USSR)
ABSTRACT: The ar',-icle ctontains formalae f.,-:v calc~uiati.-ag the
ec.onomi,.- effe-~+:--'-,reness of mechan.-Lzilng and a1-,1-,=..at-
ing, ~clcl-pressing of autcmobile parl's. In the USSR
~.;cjid-pr~?ssed par-;,-s constIt-ate 65% of the weight of
ser.laxis and '4.0% ---~f -W-xuck~i, but at many plantS the
prpsses are only, ueer% 4;!-,, 35'lo' of their --apacity. The
f Drmuln.e mentioned. are a,,z f ollows:
-A
K H
TI +Y T2i
VFJ.ern
Card 1/4 annual z~ r.,-, i e I s

SOV/113-59-6-2/21
Selecting the Optimum Variants fov the Mechanization and Automation...
of Cold Pressing
Kn = the number of batches of articles pressed
annually
=the number of articles in each bat;--h
Ho = the difference in the labor neededL to pro-
duce the article before and after intro-
duction of the slaggested measures (in hours)
Tl, T2 m the hourly tariff rate of pay for pressing
and adjustment work of the corresponding
category, increased by 13.5% (eXtra pay
and sor,,.4al insurance) in rubels
YO n the difference in the labor needed to mount
L
and adjust the press (including social in-
surA-n,:-.t;) in rubels
Anp, =savicgs on the depre.;-Lation deductions from
the ~%ost of the press from the pressing of
Card 2/4 one batch in rubels

SOV/11.3-59-6-2/21
Selecting the Optimum Yariaxits .:`or the f4e:.:hanization aiLd Aut-rimation
of Cold Pressing
0 8
Anp r. --~- S ,(H., YI)
TO
where
Onp " the prime cost of the press in rubels
8,? = the annua.1 depreciation norm in % of the
prime 00st
14 the ac~--ual operation time of the press in
hours
H I the difference in the mao-hine time taken to
press one part before and after introduction
of the suggested measures in hours
Ui the difference in the machine time taken
for ins4-aliat~on and adjustment of the press
L
before and after the introduction of the
Card 3/4 suggestea measures in hours.

SOV/113--59-6-2/21
Selecting the Optimum Variants for the Meshanization. and Automation
of Cold Pressing
Formulae are also given for calsulating the expenditure
on automation and mechanization, and the period needed
to recoup expenditure. Examples of the application
of these formulae are given. There are 4 tables.
ASSOCIATION: NIITA*vtoprom
Card 4/4

FILIPPOY, Vladimir Vladimirovichl kand,tekhn.nauk; PULIKANOY, N.V.,
Te-khnnsuko--retesnzent; BASMSYAN, A.A., red.izd-,ra;
SORMIRA, G.Ys,f takhn.red,
[Intake and outlet processes in piston .compressors; calculating
valve motion and intakeend outlet processes] Protsessy vyuska
i vypuska v porshnevykh kompressorakh; rasebety dvizhaniia
klepanov i protsessov nuska i vypus1m. Mosk7e, Gos.nauchno-
tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroit,lit-ry, l:96o. i4o p.
(compressors) (MIRA 13:11)

PHAS I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV1393T
Filippov, Viktor Vasil 1.1rev:Lch,, Viktor Yakovlevich Shekhter, and Vladimir
'Ti-a-53MEE ulenev
Nekhanizatsiya i avtomwbizatelya listovoy shtampovki (Mechanization and Auto-
mation of Cold Stamping) Moscovs Mashgiz, 1960. 184 p. Errita slip inserted.
5,000 copies printed.
Ed.: Yu. V. Beyer, Engineer; Tach. Ed.: Z. 1. Chernova; Managing Ed. for Literature
on Heavy Machine BuilAing (Mashgiz): S. Yk. Golovin, Engineer.
PURPOW: 2he book is Intended for technical personnel and may also be used by
. students of tekhnikums and schools of higher technical education.
COVERAGE: The book deals with experience acquired in the mechanization and auto-
mation of cold-stamping processes. The problems of automtion and men-b-nizLtIon
in the stomping of tath sms,11 and large pieces axe discussed in detail. A
special section deals with the determination of the technical and economic ef-
fectiveness of mechanization and automation. Data was pro-d,cled by the Clor1kovskiy
avtozavod. (Gorskiy Jaxtomobile Plant),the Moskovskiy avtozavad ineni Likhacheva
Card 113

Mechanization and Antoontion (Cont.) SOV/3937
(Mocv,w Automobile Mant imeni Likbachev)., tbA-. ftuchno-iseledovatellskiy inatitut
tekhnologii avtomobillnoy proeWshlennosti (Scientific research Institurte of Tech-
nology for the Antoewbile Industry)., and non-Sov4et publications. No personal-
ities are mentioned. ftere are 100 references*. 76 Soviet, 20 EngUsh.. and 4
German.
NFAW OF CON 9:
iutro~action
3
Ch. r. General Problems of Macbmwization and Automation of Cold-Stanping
Processes 7
Ch. 31. Mechanization and Automtion of Stsmping of Anall Parts 14
1. Automation of pLrts stanping from band 14
2. Automation of parts stamping , strip 28
3-
4. Yeeb-4 ton and automation of feed and removal of blan1w
Cwbimtion stapping 37
63
Ch. M. Neebaniz4ion. of -Stamping of Large- and Vbdiun-Stze Parts
1. Wcbanizatio4 of feed
2. Machanlzation~of removal 83
84
87
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Mechanization. and Automation (Cont.) BDV/3937
Cho IV. StaVing OVI Matl3tAtion Prefises
1. Multistation presses
2. Stamping of jarts on multistation presses
3- Auteimatic rotary miltistation Presses
4- Automtie bending presses
Ch- V- -*ch&niz&ti0u and AutoMtim of Preparatory and AuxWary Oper-
stio"
vt, 1. Automation of, sheet-sietal-cutting operations
2. Ibehanization of the removal and scrapping of waste materials
3. Mec)-n4zation and automation of transfer of puts between
operations
4. Nbehaulzation of the setting
Cho VI. StOWW on Tnnsfer
Cho VII. Determination of the Technical and Econosde Efficiency of the
NechanizatIon. and Automation of Cold-Stamping Processes
Bibliography
AVAnANX: Library of Congress Vr4pw/fal
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BCNDARENKO, N.A., insh.; RAM. I.M., insh.; SOK(=p LA., Who; (KWMT&
N.P., in2h.; SORIN, N.M.. inzh.; TARAMOV, G.P., inzh.; ITANOT,
S.M., lnzh.; NIRK, inzh.; ROVKAKH~ S.Ye., kgnd.tekhn.nauk;
FILMOV, T.T., insh.; KRAMS, L.B., kand.tekhn.nauk: LIBIM, T.1*6
'~-~-F IMKINE. Te.A., inzh., red.; KHITROV, P.A., tekhn.red.
[Handbook for machinery operators of construction areas] Spravochnik
makhanika stroitellnogo uchastka. Moskva, VassAzdatellsko-poligr.
ob"edinenie M-va putei soobehahaniia, 1960. 619 p. (MIRA 14:1)
(Building machinery-Kaintenance and repair)

DOBROKLONSKff, S.V~.- FILIMV, V.T.
Absolute calibration of large hydrophones In the subsonic frequency
region by the pistonphone method. Trudy KGI 20;3_19 16o.
(MIRA 13:10)
(Underwater acoustics-Apparatus)
(Calibration)

FILIPPOVI VIS,
Conference of cress -mamdacturm. Kuz.-shtam. proizv. 3
no,, 2:48 F 163.. (MIRA 14: 1)
(Machinery industry--Congreoijes)

FILIPPG7, V. V., 90"'IDARENK01 I. I., NUCLIC"7717, IM. 'T.
"MeaE.urement of Resonance Parameters of Cross-Sections affecting
Fast-neutron propagation in Various media.
report submitte6 for the IAFA Seminar on the Physics of Fast and Inter-Mediate
Reactors, Vienna, 3-11 Aug 1961.
Acad. 'Sci. USSR, Moscoii

Jill i
-AIM nffl~
'Nall,
V. g
NJ
KIN,
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Automation of Cold [Metall Stamping Production SOV/5580
Preys,, V,Y. Use of Rotary Feeds as One Method of Expanding the
Manufacturing Versatility of Mechanical Presses and Increasing
Their Productivity 105
Filippoy,L_Y.J. Engineering and Econorde Indexes of the Use of
Standard Means of Mechanizing and Automating Manual Operations
in Stamplng 126
Medvid1p M.V. Automation of Bushing Production for Roller Chains 139
Povidaylo., V.A. Designing and Conutructing Vibratory Hopper Loaders 150
Preysp T.F. Engineering Methods of Designing Mechanical Automatic
Locating Hopper Loaders 162
Trofimov,, I.D. On Ways of Increasing the Productivity and Expanding
the Mam-facturing Versatility of Automatic Col6L Upsetting Machines 179
Deordiye-r,, N.T. Increasing the Operational Efficiency of Existing
Automatic Production Lines for Bolts and Nuts 191
Cad,;kX-
4 V-7 rININR iN

BELYAR011, Vladimir Trofimovic.h; PANOV, Nikolay 1.1likolayevich; FILIPPOVj
Vasiliy VasIllyevich; DRIJZHUSKIYj M.V., inzb.-podpolkovxik,
e j- RUS-AVINAO *,,14*1 takhas red.,
r
'a;-
(Maintenance of helicopters] Tekbnichookaia ekspluatatsua ver-
toletov. Moskva$ Voen. izd-vo M-ya obororg SMI 1961. 311 p.
(Helicopters--Maintenance and repair) (MIRA 15:2)

a-UPPOV,-Madimlir Va I evi~ch- SUKHORUKOV, K.T., doktor biol. nauk,
otv. red.; MIKHLIN, E.D., red.:Lzd-va; KASHINA., P.S., tekhn.
red.
(Biotin in plants and animals] Biotin v rastitellnom i zhivot-
nom organi-jakh. Moskwa,, Izd-vo Akad. nauk SSSR, 1962. 231 p.
(K" 15:2)
(Plants-Biotin content) (Aniruils--Biotin content)

FILIPPOV Vasiljy-YAsilLyeyieh-, ROVYJM, S.7e., kand. tekhn. nauk,,
retsenzent; SOKOIDV, K.A., inzh., rotsenzent; VBUCHM, Ye.A.)
inzh., red.j KHITROVA, N.A.j tekbn. red,
(Operation and repair of a bucket excavator] Ekspluatatsiia i
remont odnokovshovykh ekskavatorov. 2., perer. izd. Moskva,
Vses. izdatellsko-poligr. ob"edinenie N-va putei soobshcheniial
1962. 383 P. (Excavating machinery) . WRA 15:3)
~ I -

UIUFJM#,~~~~ch- S)HEMITER, ViktDr Yakovlevich; OIZZIEV,
Vladimir Ivanavich;ROWOVSKI7j i.Pe. kande tekhn, nauks red,;
LISITSYn, V.D.p-kandio tekbno naukq redej KUREPINA, G.N... red.
izd-va; MDINA, A.A.0 tekbn. red.
[Fully and semiautomated sheet metal working lines]Avtomatiche-
skie i avtomatizirovarzqe kholodnoshtempovochr7e linii. Pod ob-
shchei red. V.P.Romanovskogo. Moskvas Mashgizo 1962. 81 p.
(Bibliotecbka shtampovahehika, no.1) (KTLRA 150)
(Automation) (Assembly line methods) (Sheet-metal work)

ACCESSION NR: AT4003122 S/2667/63/000/0.20/0003/0029
AUTH9R.-,..Fi11ppoV~cY. V.
TITLE: Variability of mean air temperature with wind direction and velocity on the Barents:'
Sea
SOURCE: Moscow. Nauchno-isoledovatellaidyinstitataoroldiniatologff, Trudy*, no. 20,
1963, 3-99
TOPIC TAGS: climatology, meteorology, air temperature, mean air temperature, wind,
wind direction, wind velocity, Barents Sea climatology, air temperature variability, tem
perature wind relationship, temperature dispersion, beat radiation, heat transfer,
advection, evaporation, condensation, evaporation heat transfer, condensation heat transfer,
transpiration, advective heat transfer, temperature rose
ABSTRACT: The process of radiation transfer depends mainly on the quantity and forms of
clouds which are in turn determined by the direction and intensi4t of the wind. The heat
transfer becomes stronger when the wind, independent of the direction of heat transfer,
begins the formation of foam. This foam increases the reflectivity of the sea surface, caus-
ing the albedo to reach 40-50% and increasing the heat radiation from the sea surface.
Local temperature variability can be considered afunction of two variables: the "generalized
wind factor" which Includes all processes depending on the wind velocity and direction, and
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ACCESSION NR: AT4003122
*the "non-wind factor", which Includes all other processes considered as sources of accidental
air temperature variability. Tests have been made with 8 wind directions and 3Z velocities
and, by the method of dispersion analysis, some conclusions were reached: The yearly air
temperature variations were recorded according to wind directions for the regions located
-at different distances from the shore: the open sea, the shore waters, and the coast. In the
yearly cycle the heat advection on the Barents Sea was influenced by S.W. winds, the cold
advection by N. E. winds. In the coastal zone the influence of wind on the air temperature
depended chiefly on the thermal contrast between the sea and the continent. In the open sea
region, northern winds had the greatest influence. In general, it Is emphasized that the in-
fluence of the wind on the air temperature to determined by the wdstence of seasonal and
constant thermal contrasts and their intensity. Orig. art. has: 6 figures, 7 tables, and
24 formulas.
ASSOCIATION: Nauchno-issledavatel'Bldy institut aeroklimatologil (Mentific Research
Institute of Aeroclimato
SUBMITTED:. 00 DATE ACQ: 14Jan64 ENCL: 00
SUB CODE: ES NO REP SOV: 010 OTHER: 002
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AUTHOR:
i TITLE: All-Union scientific and technical conference on remote control and'
program control in forging and stampIng.production
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PERIODICAL: Kuznechno-shtampovochnoye-proizvodstvo, r io. 1, 1.963, 47 -.48
TEXT: A scientLfic and technical conference on the above subject was con--
vened in June,.1962, ~y the Metal Pressure-Working Section of the.Central Admin-
-~istration NTO Mashprom, Gosudarstvenny komitet So ta Ministrov SSSR po avtoma-
ve
tizatsil.i mashinostroyeniyu (State Committee on Automation and'Machine Building,
at the Council of Mini'sters USSR),and Moskovskiy.~Do;m 'nauchno-tekhnicheskoy pro-
pagandy im. F. E. Dzerzhinskogo (Moscow House of Scientific and Technical Pro-
paganda im. F. E. Dzers
hinskly). Some 400 persons from 69 Soviet Union t6wns
and 5 countries of People's Republics participate-d.*16 papers were read and 7
reports presented. The Director of EMIKMASh,' 'N. T. Deordiyev, read a paper "Using
remote- and program control in forging and stamping"pgoduction"; a representative
of ENIKMASh, Yu. K. Puzyrevskiy, read the paper "Progi-am control of steam-ai
r
drop-forging hammers based on,the impact energy"; -the representative of ENDQ4ASh,'-:
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11. S. Kotellnikov read a paper w1th the title Progr controlled turret-type
?:0126 piercing press for sheet material". The represekatives of the Moskovskiy.
stankoinstrumentaltnYY institut'6
Moscow InstItute of Machine Tools and Instru-
rrients), A. E. Artes, M. V. Polons~ly and Z. Myuller rt~ported on the application
of radioactive isotopes In forgtn' The representative of NIITraktor~
S practice.
osollkhozmmh~ N. S. Derev,yanko,-read a paper with the"title "Program-controlled
Installation for laying out rolled metal". V. N. Shubin read a paper '*ogram_
--oontrolled tube bendfng tNuLpment". V. S. Vikhman reported on "Cutting bars Into
forging blanks according to givin weight or metal volume". L. D.Colldman'
(VNITMM,NASh) read a paper with the title "Some problems concerning the remote-
and program.control of forging and horizontal hydraulic presses". The author enu,
morates the recommendations made"and the resolutions passed by the conferOnce.
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KAS114OVSKIY, Ye.V.; BRAGIVSKIY, B.I.; BUKHANEVICH, B.A.; FW-47EVICH,
Ye.L.; SHKWDY S.L:; KAF1JSTBJ,.Ye.I.; MAYYER, V.F.;
MILIIIER, G.V.; GOTLO13ERP V.M.; CHUFAROVA, G.P.;
RIMASHEVSKAYA,~N.M..;T~LMA-RKOVy VJ.,- MIRKIN, V.D.; FILIPPOV,
red.
.[Problems of labor ec~!on'omicqj Problery ekommiki truda. Ito-
s1nra, Ekon6mika, 1965. 309 p. (MIRA 18:8)'
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INVENTOR: Andrusenko, P. -]~j polfi!M~ K. To.; Kislory, V. a., Kbahman, E. 1-.
Filippor, V. V.; Shukshin, X. P. 45
ORG: none
TITLE: All-speed hydraulic governor. Class 60, No. 175396
SOURCE: Byulleten' izabretenly I tovarnykh znakov, no. i9,'1965, i26
TOPIC TAGSi hydraulic rpm goyernor,.internal combustion engine co-lionent, slide
valve
ABSTRACT, An Author Certificate has beon issued for an all-speed hydraulic rpm goy-4.
ernor (see Fi6. 1) for the internal-combustion engine covered in Author Certificate 11, If,-.
No. 14Th53. , To prevent sticking of the actuator piston and the veighted slide valve,
radial channels have bein Incorporated in the sensor housing and rotor, vfi1-cW-p=erodi-
cal.1y connect'the internal cavity of the housin& to a 1*4-pressurs cavity, thus pro-
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.1 - Actuator pistonj 2 - weighted slift
valyt; 3 - bousing; rotorl 5
viding for oscillating motion of the piston and weighted slid* "a". Orig. art.
ban: I figure. (Lei
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SOURCE: Byulleten' izobre.teniy i tovarnykh znakov, no. 24, 1965, 124-3-25
TOPIC TAOS: fuel pump, internal combustion engine
ABSTRAM: - -The proposed. pump for internal combustion engines contains. a -pressure
valve, a measuring device, and a rotor-distributor with pressure pistons positioneil'
.opposite one another which am driven-lbr.-tfixed cam plate (see figure). To improved
theenginele operation by impro4ing the cut-off at the, end of the injection, the
measuring device is made in the form of a sliding sleeve with an internal annular
-groove - radially- located in the'.rotor. The piston also-has an annular, groove
whose position,'relative-to the sleeve groove, detarmines the piston's stroke.
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groove;A1 - openings; 12 - smooth piston;
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port; 15 roller tappet; 16 - central rotor
channel.; 17 pressure valve;.18 - distribution
channel; 19 fuel outlet channel; 20 - outlet
to fuel Injector; 21 - double-arm lever;
22 spring,, 23 -'corrector; 24 - pressure arm;
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n ariation of his pumps a doub16-am lever is mounted in the rotor groove-, one
arm is connected to the sliding sleeve and the,other, to the regulator spring, Orig.
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FILIPPOV, V.V,
Experience in multifactor dispersion analysis of air
temperature according to ship observations. Trudy NIIAK
no.33tl33-166 165.
Experience in using sorting machines for random selection
from a set of meteorological observations. Ibid.:167-172
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AUTHOR:
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WME: Experimental use of analysis of variance of air temperature based on ship obBervatlonm
SOURCE: 'Moscow. Nauchno4seledovateliskly institut aeroklimatologil. Trudy, no. 33. 1965.
Voprosy klimatologU (Problems. in climatology), 133-166
TOPIC TAGS: climatology, atmospheric temperature, wind direction, wind velocity, cloud
cover, computer application, research ship
ABSTRACTi The method of analysis of variance Is used to estimate the levels of essentiality
of the Influence of three factoks on air temperature in the near-wEter layer: direction and
velocity of wind and lower cloud cover, with consideration of the contrast of temperatures with
the water surface. The influence to "-Yestigated for each factor separately and for their
natural combinations. The essentiality of the effect of individual gradations of each factor
and their natural combinations Is elicited by a detailed analysis. The Investigation was
carried out by using the puuohed cards of ship observations in one of the open regions of the
Sea of Japan. A schematic description of the technology of calculations on computers is gLven.
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The average values of the essential anomalies are used for the climatological conclusions.
By using analysis of variance, data are obtained which give a new concept on the variability
of climatological characteristics on the basis of only essential variations with consideration
of the meteorological conditions which generate them. It was possible to elicit by this method
certain local characteristics of the climatic varlabillty of air temperature near the water
surface and, in particular, to establish characteristic changes relative to local development
of a monsoon climate; ~o show the exceptional Influence of the subjacent surface owing to in-
tense radiation into the atmosphere, against a background of which It is difficult to detect
radiation changes of temperature from the oloud cover; and to reveal that essential variations
of temperature depend primarily on circulation conditions, which are manifested in the pre-
dominating influence of the factors of wind velocity and direction and their combinations.
The results of this work can serve as grounds for the further development of the principles
of analysis of varipnue in climatology by using computers, particularly for investigating the
significance of climatological characteristics. If there Is a sufficient volume of Wormation
the factors should be taken Into account by types of circulation. Orig. art. has: 12 tables,
3 figures, and 18 forinulu.
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AUTHOR: FIlIppov, V. V.
ORG: nonej~,
TITLE-. Use of sorting machines for random sampling of the population of meteorological
observations
SOURCE:4fdoscow. Nauchno-issledovatellskiy institat aeroklimatolo Trudy, no. 33,
1965. Voprosy klimatologii (Problems In. climatology), 167-172
TOPIC TAGS: data sampling, meteorologic observation, punched card
ABSTRACT: This article discusses the criteria of random sampling from a population of
meteorological observations stored in the form of pwiched cards. Two methods of sampling
are proposed. mixing of the punched cards with respect to a sign which does not depend upon
the studied element, such as the last figure of an observational data or the average of three
figures of an observational period, with an arbitrary sampling of a prescribed volume of data
and, by dividing the punched cards into two parts made up of alternating cards with an arbi-
trary selection of a prescribed volume of sampling. An example of random sampling of a
prescribed volume from the population of ship-board meteorological observations Is examine&
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The author states that on the basis of the data presented In this article it Is difficult to make
generalizing conclusions, however It Is stated that if the frequency of a sign in the starting
population Is close to 1%, the'sampling with respect to this sign from a population comprising
1. 5-3. 0 of the volume of the sample itself can be nonrepresentative with a sufficiently high
probabWty. It Is pointed out in conclusion that a further improvement of the mechanized
method of random data sampling is desirable in order to eliminate manual operations and to
develop special randomizing devices adapted to operations with punch cards. Orig. art. has:
2 formulas,and 1 table.
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ORGr Soientiific-TechrAliidi 36010V or Radio Technalow am
Ao So Popov (11auchno-U so obehohaefto r&dW:a
TITU-4 Suppression Of harmanias In radio transmittern idth WootrIcal tMWfWMr5
SOUItCS, pAdjoteldvidlaq yo 21. no 4 1966 40AS
TOPIC TAGSt alsatric traiwforwr, radio transidttars harmonic AnS37siso electric
:capacitance, electronic Gospownt
ADMICTs An anaIysis of. the possibility of weakening singXe-cyd2e harnordes
or 1 7T
transmitter by 6onneition of symmetrical transformir between the oouplii4 i6ndens
and tho antenna Nodor* The asion for the tramdesion oooffiaient of the traw.
for=r is analyzed. Mcporimental. material is presentAdo Proper desip of the trans_
former used can not on3,y mqWeas the hi&ar harmonica, but &1so reduce the influence
of paracitio capacitance between windings* The parawiters of the transformer su&-
gesteA (cozpare schematics -below with mA without) avi such that normal loading of
ng of
transformer is retained in the operating frequency ranga# A7,~'P* NosoY9 0-s Vo* Boboyt
Yu-% B. Shaiair, V; V.* P~ *.'Jind It.: Alekseyev t4ok part i~ the carryiM out of
Lit
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SUWZCT i USAt ENGLAND9 AUSTRILIA/Plastic Pipes
AUTHOR: Filippoy.Ta.0.9 Zaginser.
TITLEt "Plastic Pipes used by the Farming Industry Abroad" (Gibkiye
p3astmassoVye truby v sel'skon khosymystye za ruboshom)
PERIODICALt "Gidrotekhaike i Nelioratsiya", 1957, # 7t pp 58-600 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs Plastic pipes are being widely used in the USA, England and
Australia for water supply and melioration. Two types of
plastic tubes are in uses soft (flexible) made of polyethylene,
and a*mi-rigid, made of butirate. The semi-rigid tubes are
used for piping of crude oil, valine water and natural gas,
and for sewage and drainage purposes. The flexible pipes are
mainly used for general water oupply and irrigation. Innova-
tions are the double pipe "Twiri-du-it" and the steel cable
reinforced pipe "Sub-du-it". Lately, plastic pipes are being
used in the USA for subsurface drainage.
The article contains 3 photographs, and 4 references.
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FILIFFOV, Ya. K., F.-WAIAnw, 0. P., ZTTHKOVI,f Z. Ye.
"Identification of salmonella in Chkalov Gblextl and their
pathogenicity in the young of farm animals"
Veterinariva, Vol 28, no 1. 19 50.
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Ta. l. FILIPPOV, author--of Whur sej1skokhqz_YaYetvennYkh xhivotn~~ (OHOof.
and Mouth Disease In Farm Animalax 'Chkalor, Chkal. izd., 1951. 7 pages. (Chkal.
obl. Administration of Agriculture. Administration of Agricultural Propaganda.
Veterinary Division). Unbound. 1,500 copies.
BO% $",Report U-4502; 28 AugtLst 1953- :N~W
OOKS- ON YBURINARY MJQ121U Veterinariya, No. 11, pp. 63,64, Nov. 1951,
FTOM: IOU
'Moscow. Russian~'aio per.)
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Evaluation of physical training., Toen. vast. 39 no.6:80 Je '59.
(MIRA 12:9)
(Physical education and training, Military)