SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT I.I. FOMIN - N.G. FOMIN

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AUT11023i Alsksandraw. P. X., Sete.tific Stcr.tarys 3. Z..
Chief JLACIM-sr of the Toch.le.1 Dpartment
TITLIts The 208tow Sowmarkboo 1*14em :-.&--use Welding Industry
Development. (3v&rohcbikl Roo%ovskoeo sawArMoce
obseekdayul vopromy yowmis ovam:hnoso pr*tzvc4.-.v&)
FICRIODICALs 3varocanoze prolavo4etva, 1959. 3r 4. pp 44 - 45
AASTRAM Interaction to presented an welding conference@ In the
lostow dblwt- since the begisuilad, of the Soviet org"laa.
it" at industry after tole UI Communtat party CcAd"Mo.
Tkore a" a conference at the plant -Aastool'asaft" is
September 1950 on general pr*opocttve d.voloppeat. sib
Marts bW$ Engineer loctka *On Purther talro4actim of
Poldlag late Productios Practuo-I "Winter 111romov "
'110"Wilstlam of Asombly SoldIfte fork "A Mod.mixellam
or us plemet-a tqulpaoot~g Z.Cim.' 3.1"ov an '111ch-
"floloody Blectrodes "a their prospeastwe us. at the
0 lplast:.
a factor cc "a Organized at %no plant 'prodeasho
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on th .101" oritae natural da~ for autilaq metals.
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wish a doe~tratim of the process. hIch Is saleftel..ly
us& at other plants at the lcmt~ Somarkhos steins. A
conference at ShO Taganrog plant -XMS.yy kotol'obehik'
discuss" the probl.as of I*ctrlc also oldlae "A cotoot
Welding. It to mentioeed that nearly all malstifte soldiRd
processes are ostensively used as all plants and comatme.
ties Projects in the lket%ov felt.! work ask.. .?
60% of Sabo production of, the smocal.9 building plant$. it
is sapkeolsed that mostessm oulcessiss 404 ovcb.alvatl.. of
MISIZE and the auxiliary processes Is the task of %he
scientific and practical weltore and the ooldere Innovators.
Nom detailed Infornations Is gives an the conference at
Doember 1959, concerning tocnatcal development of sol41ng
=.the Introduction of.*:* Aloe t.ch.1q.e Otth. bl.0 1.
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I= and scientific workof mrilc1patIng. At this co",
f rence. Lngia.*r D. .1. 1, d- (:.ebotcal D.jortom.' of
the 30"arkboa) spoke of the *mscsos achieved at the
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4%zlllary operations *vzft&ot&sd. -to plant -Kaanyy kojel.
obohlk* 1. using a.t.r.l st. of for
oulling, has 6.ch%n1so4 " of t4' gas cutItte sort Ott 1.
using oxygen lots 1. its k~st ...ting ef pit.. ty %to t-
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lact.wer 1. D. Dvyd.nka. Candidate of Tochalcal Sciences
4" Stolle ?rise Laureate (plant -Kraanyy katol'shchLk')l
to" a report oon the Application or Nom rseel Grad** to
the Productless Of Dollars, and aw the Technology of
114141mg ThOOO 310414'. His plant Is starting it.* ..* of

4 Ike electric @1s& welding process for steel 'IW8109T" and
K 10 Studying the welding of auatt.ItIc and Other steels end
611*Y*- BASIS~ I. M. Kirrsumov (pleat *Krassyy katell
Ghgbtk-) and Reliever I. V11achke ("losteal *sash") told
Of their plants experience to the reports -,to Way. of
1186ILSAISIMS AM4 AUtMating Tolding'. Engineer partlow
"4 USIneer Zedorj'ohnyy (111M) present-
ad "Ports m -Geaerst Repartee-- ~Ih welding In Carboa
DiezIde at %he Esumorkips- Plamto*. Candidate of T.chni.
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reports 0a -11990aglag the Volume of CoStLag fork, and
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AUTHOR& Sokolov, O.N., Tunkov, V.P., Fomin, I.I.
TITLE-: Melting of charge Iron in a basic open-hearth furnace
FERIODICAL: Metallurg, no. 1, 1962, 21 - 23
TEXT: A technology was developed for the production of charge iron with
a carbon content less than 0.015% directly in an open-hearth furnace; the method
consisted in carbon oxidation by the combined effect of iron ore and compressed
air or oxygen blast to the pool..Experimental heats were made with oxygen and
compressed air blast. The charge consisted of cast iron and rejects of low-al-
loy electric steel; aluminum was added into the ladle. When blowing oxygen
through the pool the process of carbon oxidation from 0.64 to 0,00% lasted 1.30
minutes; blowing time was 13 minutes. When using compressed air, carbon oxida-
tion time was 1.47 minutes and blowing time was 12 minutes. The composition of
the finished metals was for case I (in %): o.oO c, 0.018 Mn, traces of SI;
0 .015 3; 0 .007 P; o. 14 Ni, traces of Cr and 0 .15 Cu; and f or case . 2: 0.014 C;
O.Clq Mn, traces of Si; 0.010 S; 0.007 P; 0.15 Nijtraces of Cr and 0,18 Cu.
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The results obtained from the experimental heats showed-the possibility of me-It-
ing "Armc-o" type iron wiih a carbon content less than 0,01'5% and free of' ctiroml-
um, phosphorus and silicon, by the described method. There are 2.figures and 3
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ASSOCIATION- Zavod "Serp t molv-V- ("Serp i molot" Plant)
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AUTHORS: Zhetvin, N.P., Tunkov, V.P., Fomin, I.I., Bokshitskiy,
Ya.M. , and Filippycheva, M.M. "---
TITLE: A Composition for Lining Lost Head-Piece of Molds
(Sostav -dly& obmdzki pribyl I nykh fiastavok)
FERIODICAL: Byulleten izobreteniy, 1958, Nr 11, p 63 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Class 31c, 10 Nr 116156 (593239 of 26 February
1958). A linYRS mixture in water with water glass
or sulfide lye, of the following composition de-
signed to increase the temperature of the lost head
and to concentrate the shrinkage cavity in the upper
portion of lost head: 15-251/o refractory clay, 30-50%
ground coke, 20-30% dry wood sawdust, 15-20% sodium
nitrate.
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F-," IN, 1. F.
heel fitters Yoskva, _rranszheldorizdat.
The technical minmum for locomotive and railroad w
1939. 85 P. (50-42884)
TF383.F75

FOM N, I. M.
Placement of diBconnector insulators on a cable yarn. AvtoT.,
telem. i avias' 6 no.1000 0 162. (MIRA 16:5)
1. Starshiy elektromakhanik 5-y.Sverdlovskoy distantBii signalizataii
i Bvyazi Sverdlovskoy dorogi.
(Railroads--Electric equipment)

SIZYIMP V.I.; NOVIKOV) V.P.; SAFCZHIIIKUV, V.P.; F01-11N, 1.14.
Pre-Cwnbrian of the Malkhan Range and the southwestern part
of the Yablonovyy flange. Mat. po geol. i pol. iskop. Chit. obl.
no.1%21-26 163. (MIRA 17:6)

IVANNIKOV) V.F. . nauchi3yy sotr.; PAKHOMOV, A.Ya., nauchrw sotr.; UCHAYKIN,
V.D.# nauchMy aotr.j 70MIN,- naucbWy ootro; TIMOFEYEV, D.T.,
nauebrq7 sot2-.1 TRETITZKOT,, G.P., red.; SEMENCHUK, S.I., red.j
YASHCHENIKIIIA, Ye.A.,, tokbn.-rad.
'[Improve cultivation practices and increaeo sugar beet yielde]So-
vershenstvovat' agrotokkniku, povysh-tt urozhai sakharnoi Byei*.
Kuib7mh~w,, Knibywbeweinw knizhnoe izc, -vo, 1960. 52 p.
(MIRA 3.4: 10)
I# Kinellskaya selaktsionnaya stantsiya Kuybyshevskogo isellsko-
khozyaystve=oio instituta (for lvannikov, Pakhomov, Uchaykin, Fo-
min., Timofeyev
(Sugar beets)

- jKv Inzhener, retsenzent; IVANOV, K.Yet
SHIDARU, I.M.; F20%w,4*T inzhener,
retsenzen't; AKIN, N.Y., Inzhener, redaktor; TINHONOV, A.Ta,
takhnichoskty rodaMor
Nechanical drawtus) Cherchenis. Kookwa. Goo. nguchn.-tekhn. Izd-vo
mashinostroit. I *"omtrolt. lit-ry, 1954. 349 p. (KLU 7:9)
(Mechanical drawing)

SHAMSUTDDIOV, R.G., kand.tekhn.nauk; FOMIN, I.T.
Over-all mechanization of the cultivation and harvesting of corn.
Biul.tekh.-ekon.inform. no.llt7O--72 161. (3IRA 14:12)
(Corn (Maize)) (Farm mechanization)

FOMINI I.V,, starshly
General, ptinciples of ir Aqllng 2cl,,IIAL oponitiolls. H017. Sboll, 17
(MIRA l8z7)
no.'1:40-46 il 164.

FOMIII, K F.,_.&oteent; LUXIIIA, V.A., assistent
Severe candidaiVcosts in a child caused by large douse of anti-
biotics. Kam.med.zhur. 40 no.1:78-80 Ja-F '59.
(MIU 12:10)
1. Ix kafedry dernato-venerologii Gosudarstvennogo instituta
dlya usovershenstvovanlya vrachey g.Stalinaka (i.o.zaveduyushchego
kafedroy - dotsent K.F.Fomin).
HONILIASIS) (ANTIBIOTICS--TOXICOLOGY)

MIN, K.F.,, dots.
Compound treatment of lupus erythemistosus. Kaz.med.zhur. no.l:
574-0 J&-F'61 (MIRA 1611l)
1. Klinika kozhnykh i venericheskikh bolezney (ioo* zave-dots.
K.F'.Fomin) Stalinskogo gosudarstvennogo instituta dlya uso-
vershenstvovaniya vracshey.

FCKINj X~_--F,,,-Aqjisent
Cure of psoriasis following co-existing measles. Vest. dom. i
van. no.6:66-U 161. (MIRA 15:4)
1. Iz kafedry dermto-vanarologii U. o. zav. - dotsent K. F.
Fomin) Kazanskogo maditainakogo instituts, Wir. - dotsent R. A.
V~axej.ev)
(KLASLES) (PSORIASIS)

FOMIII) K.F., dotsent
Sme ophthalmological data on patients with lupuB erythematoBus.
Vestaderm.i veno no,9:28-32 161, (MIRA 15--5)
1. In kafedry dermato-veneralogii (i. o. zav. - dotsent K.F.
Pomiri) Kazanskogo meditsinskogo instituta. (dir. - dotsent R.A.
vyase,lev). %,Lljpw). (EIM-DISEASRS AND DEFECTS)

FCMIN, K.F.., dotsent; BIM1124, B.S., kand.med.nauk; BIZYAYEV, A.Lp
Ir---
assistent; MRMVg G.G., vrach
Some aspects of work of dermatovenereological ser7icos during
the 40 years of exiotence of the Tatar A.S.S,R, Vest.demA
veno 3r) nolz79-82 Ja 161. (MM WA
1. Iz kafedry kozhn*i i venericheskikh bolezney (io. zav.
dotsent X.F. Pomin) lazanskogo meditsinskogo instituta (dir.
dotsent R.A, Tysselev) i Respublikanskogo kozhno-venerologi-
cheskogo dispansera (glavnyy vrach A*Vo MakMtova).
(TATAR A.S.S.R.-DEMATOWGY)

FOMIN , K.F.
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Experience ir. the treatment of some skin diseases with ganglo-
nic blocking agents. Vast. derme i ven. 37 no.7tl5-18 J1103
WIRA 16:12)'
1. Kafedra dometo-venerologii (zav. - prof. G.G.Kondratlyev-)
Kazanskogo meditsinskogo instituta.

Matistable un't, I - raflex k2yetron;
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matching two-tuminal pair network
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FRIDLYA111"RR T.N.: A11DREYEV. A.D.; PAVLOVA, I.K.; ROMMIOVA' 0. A. ; ARC HAKOVA,
Z.N.; Prinimali uchastiye- FUMIN., K.N.; POTAPOVA,. V.I.; LUIN121A, Ye.H.
Selecting a technology and studying the effect of techno-
logical factora on the structure and pro,perties of the VAD23
alloy. Alium. splavy no,3:182-.193 164. (MIRt, 17:6)

FRIPLYANDTM, I.N.; Ra-WIOVA, O.A.; ARCILAROA, Z.N.; GURIYKV, I.I.;
DRONOVAY 11.4; PETRGVA,, A.A.; BYCHKOVAP Z.S.; Prinimali
. . uchastiye: LEBEDEVA, N.S.; REZNIK, P.G.;
. AVERKINA, N.; ZRITOVSKAYA, L.S.; VOROBIYEV, Yu.A.;
TYURDIP N.N.
Manufacture and investigation of semifinished products from
high-strength and heat-resistant VAD23 aluminum alloys.
Alium. Bplavy no.3:194-200 764, (MIRA 17: 6)

SHRAMEOP B,A.; PETRIGUNK01, O.M. [Petrychenko., 0,M,]j 50=EVI L.O.1
FOMINp LeD.
Investigating old-Russian iron articles in the ancient settlement
of Dofietakoye. Nar,z ist.tekh. no.7:74-87 161.
(IWA15:2)
(Kharkov Province--Fxcavatione(Archaeology))

PROSHIN, G.A., kand.tekhn.nauk; SOLNTSEV, L.A., kand.tekhn.nauk; RUDYAK,
N.I., inzh.; ngN,_,4.D., inzh.
Cutting tools made of high-speed cast steel modified with
titanium. Hashinostroenie no.4:108-112 Jl-Ag 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. KharIkovskiy avtodorozhnyy institut.
(Metal-cuttirig tools).

FOHIN, L.M.
.
Penetration depth of vind currents in the ocean. Izv.Ali SSSR.Ser.
goofisono.2:172-181 F 156. (MW 9:7)
l.Akademiya us* SSSR, Inetttut okeanologit.
(ocean currents)

FOMIN, L.M.
- -
A2curaoy of the dynanle method of calculating most currents. Trady
Inet. okean. 25:118-133 157. tM12A ilip-)
(ocean currents)

FBLIZE14BAUM, A.I. FOMIN, L.M.; SHTOKKAN, V.B.
Calculating deep-sea currents by mans of using the surface currents
and the gradient of atmospheric pressure. Trudy Inst. okean. 25:153-
170 '57. (MM 11-t2)
(ocean currents)

JUMIN. L.M.
Possibility of using a dynamic method in ocean current
calculations. Biul.Okean kom. n0,3:82-90 '59.
OM 13:4)
1. Inatitut okeanologit AN SSSR.
(ocean currents)

3~0-kq-N,Juch Kikhaylovich; DOIROVOLIMIY, A.D.. otv.red.-, TZHOKIRM.
S.G., takhn.red.
[Theoretical foundations of the dynamic method and its use in
oceanology) Tooratichenkle oenovy dinamichookogo metoda i
ago primensAle v okeenologii. Koskys, Ixd-vo Akad.nauk SSOR,
1961. 191 p. (MMA 14:4)
(0o"negrephlo research)
sll~, 1~

FOMIN, L.M.
Steady wind-driven currents in a nonhomogeneous ocearx. itith varying
depth.' Trudy Inst. ok,san. 66t29-45 163. (MIRA 16:10)

FOMINI L.M.
Conference-on,the study of' the Mediterranean Sea. Ckeanologiia 3 no.l.-
177-178 163. (MIRA 1?:2)

FOMIN, L.M., kand.geograf.nauk
Study of the Vaditerransan Sea; a conference in Gelendzhik,
Vest.AN SSSR 33 no.2tl22-12.1 F 163. - (MIRA l6s2)
(Mediterranean Sea--Xceanograp~~pngrvsises)

FOMIN, L.M., otv. red.
I
(Basic chitracteristics of the geology, hydrological regime,
and biolofi7 of Mediterranean Sea] Osnovnya cherty geologi-
cheskogo stroeniia gidrologicheskogo rezhima i biologii
Sredizemnogo moria. Moskva, Nauka, 1965. 222 p.
(MIRA 18:5)
1. Akadendya nauk SSSR. Okeanograficheskaya komisslya.

ACC NR: AP6022224 __ ~R) - - ___ -SOUIICE'CODE:--'UR/03G2/66/002/006/OG5G/OGG3
AUTBOR: Fomin. L. M.; Yarn-vollskly, A. D.
1DRG: Oceanographic Institute, Academy of Sciences SSSR (Akadomiya nauk SSSR, Institut
iokcanografii)
TITLE: Correlation of the spectra of velocity and pressure or density distribution in the
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Fizika atmoofory i okeana, v. 2, no. 6, 1966, 656-663
TOPIC TAGS: mathematic model, ocean dynamics, hydrodynamics, fluid density
ABSTRACT: A tentative mathematical model has been derived for defining the relationship be-
twcen the four-dimensionEd spectrum of velocity and that of pressure or density of sea water.
The model, analogous to systems of automatic control, defines an infinite ocean as dynamic
system whose properties are determined by linearized equations of hydrodynamics, accounting
for turbulent viscosity. The analog involves the pressure or density field as input, obtaining
as output the four-dimensional spectrum of the velocity field. Transfer functions of the sys-
tem are studied and its basic characteristica are shown to be verified by correct predictions
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of the effect of the Earth's rotation upon the ocean's velocity field. Specific conclusions might
become feasible If a sufficient amount of research data is available and applied to the model.
The authors are extremely grateful to A. S. Monin and V. V. Shtolunan for valuable comments
and Interest In the work. Orig. art. has: 15 formulas and 2 figures.
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AUTHORS: Zeytlenok, G. A., Rumyantsev, V. V., Smirnov,V. L.,
Fomin, L. P., Khokhlov, V. K., Grishayev, I, A,,
_Y_eyaTTtT-,"-r.
TITLE': Principles of the Selection of the Male Parameters of a
Linear Accelerator of Electrons to High Eneru-y (03novaniya
dlya vybora onnovnykh paranotrov lineynykh uskoriteley-
elel:tronov na boltshiye ener.-ii)
PERIODICAL: Atomnaya Energiya, 19513, Vol. 4, Nr 5,,
PP. 448 - 454 (USSR)
ADSTRACT: By a comparative analysis the dependence of the accelerator
len:-;th, the number of Sections, the input power, the con-
stri::ction costs, and the possibilities of use on the value
of tho electric field atren-th in the axis of the wavemuide
are shown. The section of the v;avoL-uide in this case is fed
independently by a high-frequency i;onorator.
The minimum of the con'struction cost and of the.possibilities
C.,.rd 1/3 of use is not determined by the finz~.l energy of the electrons.

89-4-5-6/126
i1rinciples of the Selection of the Chief Parameters of a Linear Accelerator
for Electrons of 11-4~;h EnerCy
There is no relation between V.ese points. It could be shovm
that for the feedinG of the accelerator sectionc a hi,-h-
frequency ~;oncrator with a power of nore than 2o ~.,.'w is best
suited. The probleii of the increase of the duration of the
useful part of tile hij~:11-frcquency impulse is vent il-A --d. If a
roctaanL-ular viavcL-uido is used,t-.e duration of the i--q)u1se at
tile input of t1he excitation line must be increased by the
amount of L/Vl- -4. - L/C. In this case it is as well necessary
1m1t,
V~.at thc hiGh-frequencZr impulse reaches the amplifyinu- klystron
of t',Ie first section with a deceleration of the sane =ount.
For tl~.,t purpose a special synchronizing; scheme is --ced-ed w1hich
simultaneously transfers the p,',.-,rc shift to tile other sections.
The relation between the duration of the useful part of the
impulse and the total duration of tl,.c impulse is in~'.c-.)cndent
of the final crierL-y of the accelerated electrons.T2,,erc are
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C9-4-a-61126
Principles of the Selection of the Clijef Parameters of a Linear Accelerator
of Electrons to High Energy
SUBMITTED: .' May 14, 1957
AVAILABLE: - Library of Congress
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MTHORS: Lavin V.11. 1(hokhlov V.K., Semenov, AM., lzumyanti
GeV, t s -nlco .1
9'tepanov b.1.1 V K-, vqldu~_
V.Y,' bi?n~ak .3
Shikhv, and hubinakaya, L
TITLE: Linear 5-35 Kw electron accelerator with X-ray
head for medical puxTioces
PERIODICAL.- Raferativnyy zhurnal, Elektronika i eye primenoniye,
no. 2, 1963, 46, abutract 24~269 (Elaktron. uskori-
toli, Tomak, Tomakiy un-t, 1961i 10-1.5 (Collection))'
TMU: A pulaed accelerator is described. The frequency
of the microwave fLeld is about 2800 Mc; the electron energy can
I. miloothly vnry from 3 to 35 14ovi t1u, moan electron current in the
e entire range can be brought to 10 mitrwampora. The tachiUcal char-1
acteriatics and the decipa of the accelerator are described. Tile
accelerating system, the microwave supply, the vacuum system and
the X-ray head device are considered in detail. All the accelerator
elements were tested an laboratory stands and the workirg drawings
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FOMIN, L. V.
"Mechanization of labor in the raw materials warmhoume of the Podol'sk Refractory Works"
OF-neupory, No. 3. 1948

COV-132-58-a-0/16
AUTHORS: _ZDajn,_jj,, Beder, 3.A. , Kobozev, I.I. Va%arenko, F.A. and
Rule, N.A.
TITLE: Development of Exploratory Work on Llineral and Thermal Wa-
ters of the USSR (0 razvitii is3ledovatellskikh rabot na mi-
nerallnyye i termalinyye vody v SI-*SR)
P_"RIODICAL: Razvedka i okhrana nedr, 1958, Nr 9, Pp 38-42 ( U S ~S. 11)
ABSTRACT: The importance of mineral and thermal waters for all branches
of the national economy is stressed by the authors. The'
utilization in the USSR is almost insignificant in compari-
son with the reserves it possesses. Ilydrothermal reserves of
the USSR as a source of the thermal energy are practically
inexhaustible, as reported during the first All-Union con-
ference on geothermic researches, which took place in Mos-
cow in 1956. At present, research is being conducted by many
ministries and organizations, and the authors propose that
they be concentrated in the Einistry of Geology and of Con-
servation of Kineral Resources.
ASSOCIATION: Ministerstvo geologii i okhrany nedr SSSP (The 1.1inistry of
Geology and Conservation of 'I'lineral Resources of the USSR)
1. Water--USSR 2. Water--Economic aspects
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POMIN, M., starshiv inzhener
Heating power installations in the Arctic. Grazhd. av. 17 no.8:27
Ag 160. '(MIRA 13:9)
(Airplanes--Cold weather operation) -

FOMIN, M. ; UNAI!4L, 1. ; MARUNICk, K., tokar I
Begin a new way of living and working. Sov.profsoiuzy 16
no-10:33-36 Yf .160. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Predoedatell savodskago komLteta profsoyuza Stalingradelcogo
metallwgicbeskogo savoda (for Ibmin). 2. Pred8edatell komissil
po kuilturmo-maseovoy rabote 3talinskogo metallurcheekogo zavoda
(for K&lanr-). 3. Rukovoditell khudozhestvennoy amodoyatelluosti
Stalingt3kogo metalVargich9skogo zavoda (for X&runich).
(Houre of labor) (Labor and laboring classem)

FCMIN, M.,- TEIEGIII, S.
Twelve days in Japan. Metallurg 7 no.5:36-38 My 162. (MIRA 15:5)
1. PredoodatAll zavodekogo komiteta Donetskogo metallurgicheskogo
zavoda (for Fomin). 2. ldteraturn~7 sotrudnik gazety
"Metallurg" (for Telegin).
(Russia.-Relatioms (General) with Japan)
(Japan-Relatioms (General) with Russia)

L L8437-66_
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AUTHOR: Foming Y. (Lieutenant colonel in technical corps)
C9
ORG:. None
TITLE; Standards set for repairs of machines and weapons to be ohangedi
SOURCE: Tekhnika i vooruzheniye, no. 9, 1965, 68-69
TOPIC TAGS: ordnance, weapon /I- AM 1-~.L- 9- _G=G_C
a 7 17
-stion of'
The sugg6 General A. Tikhonp-v to
ABSTRACT: Art 11 ry Mmjo
retain the existing work c1assification for repairs of artillery arma-
mant (suggested in "Teklinika i vooruzhaniye, no. 7, 1965) is not upheld
by the author. In -Whe author's opinion, the old division of repairs in
three classes (minor, average, major) does' not reflect well the time
element involved in repair work. A new classification chart is ~resent-
ed by the author whore the repairs are divided into two classes teurrent
and average) and then each class is subdivided into two time groups. The
so-called current repair class includes replacement of small parts and
regular reworking of parts and materials. The time required for this
current class of work is estimated up to 20 hours f or ~rifoles and up to
30 hours for artillery weapons and is included in the first time group
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of the current repairs. The -irae exceediiv! 'ic -1 'g-mai,-,'oned figures
belongs to tile second time C;roup. The ave-~
,:~ ;a rer,-I-., class includes
replacements and adjustlijulits of lrirge pnrt.i. mechnniw--is, as-amblies,
etc. and execution of work of P. i.,ore com,.lox n3ture. .'he f-'-,-,st time
group of the average repRir class inclu&!s 40 hours for rif-',; repairs
and 50 hours for artillery equipment. All other repairs over 40 or 50
hours are shown in tile second time group. The chari is also precise in
that repairs of the current first time group can be executed in the
regiment workshops, while the second time group of repairs can be done
in the workshops of larger military units. The same large shops can be
made responsible for repairs of the first averaSe tijae group. However,
still larger and better organized repair shops are needed for execution
.of average.repairs over 40 or 50 hours.
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1 realism the assitstanding areas ant: Kalunh,conig.coamdef.
able quantitles o1 sylirbitso and kalraile; Muribia-unly
lightly satulled abut far; and Stelaulk. contat. the richru
deposits of X ull* awd,4 huniedilats, Intervst. The nscmt
iimportant salt lot this area Is olkinitat-14nobitinite. In
froatilkif 141101WIR116. 11 111111 Potable)" I'l the vvmml 44
Wil ond NoWl. Chi% 1!" l.,vh1a,v*d by waoshin Wilk Mki

I, owl drying at ID'. Tho,
water. dow"Arriall. filti-dut %
l,tvubset thtm obtained 1. a -Mat sell jolvilroat a KsO extio.
144A
of 70-730,s. AllesomptA to treat katinhe iti the umar Play
PvV unutWoortary multa. The echenot, fair treating the
Was of this deposit comprises: (1) Dissolve the kainit-
lAuStwinite salt with a brine at 70'. At this troup. the
Main. 6 supcmtd. with MSSO, and this step should not t
lastaytrO.5hol. Thesupgrimatil. Willa MIISOa Mavorable.
since It enhances the mpn. ss( schocrifte and Inhibits the
mcpa.callsonjilmeluite. (2) Coot the soin. toW tocrystallise
out KC1. 11N0 is IV to ", btlli= whoruite. The 6"t
of these steps stornaki be carried otit rapidly to pmvvtit the
1 .6% -1 C), brit" Innis the frimirment of tauxbriulto
maul laknerite should be added to the brine being ousiled.
The added brim la said. with NI zS0j slid the cooling of the I *09
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combined harbors columi 2KILI + Mtii[). - KoSo..-
MlISO. + MSCIe; (3) Dissolvit the halite in the solid
residue (lootolit * Kea) ("an astep 1. This is accomplished moo
I) wu%hIN4 the rvAlat on a slot elevator with ctild 11,0. -
Z- (1) Hydrate lAftimaluitetiocouvrit it toschornite.
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,' FWLUTSrIT. A.P. -, SHERSTMIXOT. P.A.; 70141N, M.G., redaktor; KOVA-
LIKHINA, N.V., tekhnicheskiy
[Installation of metal bridge@ by means of four-pole derricks)
Montash metallicheskikh mostov pri pomoshchi chatyrokhmachtovogo
podOemnika. HoskTa. Izd-vo doroshno-tekhn. lit-ry Oushosdora K7D
SSSR, 1952. 74 p. [Microfilm] (MLEL 7:10)
(Bridgos, Iron and steel) (Cranes, derricks, ate.)

V, ~ - ~11 I f ,11' .- .
FOMIN, M. I o: 1111(ithods of' selecting and determining the basic roll-
ing parameters for smoothing asphalt concrete." Min Higher
Education U&SR. Saratov Automobile and Road Inst imeni V. M.
Molotov. Saratov., 1956.
(Dissertation for the Degree of Candidate in Technical Sciences).
SO: Knizhnaya Ietopis',, No 23., 1956

FollIN, M.I., laind.tekhn.pauk; KULXV, I.A.. inzh.
Performance testing Of bitumen dosing PualPs.
maahi:mostr. 5 no-7:30-32 Jl 160.
(Bitumen) (Pumping
Stroi.i dore
(MIRA 13:7)
machinery)

ZOMIN, M.I.. kand-takhn-nauk
%WW4"MkVPYWAQ9M
Determinipg the
concrete. Trudy
effnetive speed of roller motion in rollf~,; asphalt
SADI no.16 pt.1:135-145 159. (MMA 13:11)
(Road rollers)
W

FOTO M.I., karyl.tekhn.nauk; KULEV,p I.A., insh.
Bitumen iseasuring-hopper for the D-333 automatic mixpr. Nekh.
strol. 19 no,12s24 D 162 NPA 15112)
(mixing zacLnOry) (Bitumen)
I

SEVROV, K.F., hand. tekhn. nauk; jOZOVGY, P.A.p kand. tekhn.
nauk; KABALKIN, V.A.v kand. tekhn. nauk; FUMIN, M I
'"
kand. tekhn. nauk; FOY.ROVSKIY, A.A., inzh i-MoMBERG,
A.N., doktor tekhn. nauk prof., retsenzent
[Road construction machinery] Dorozhnostroitellywe ma-
shiny. Moakya, Mashincstroenie, 1965. 384 p.
(MIRA 19:1)

L
A)"4821 Xon%raph UP/1
Sevrov, K. P. 4ej_oyuA_P_*_-A-; Kabalklij. V. o; Fbmin, M. I.; Pokrovskiy, Ao A.
Road corurtruction m% ')16scow,, W-vo "Mashino-
stroye chinory (Dorozhnostroitallmie m b~iM,
1965
0 3& p. illus.., biblio. Errata slip Inserted. 10,,000 copies
printedo Textbook for students specializing in road construction machinery at In-
stitutions of higher learning
TOPIC TAGS: highway engineering,-excavating machinery, construction machineryp road
PURPOSE AND COVERAGICs The book describes the construetions of road building machines
of Soviet mailufacture (predominantly new models)., "d contains a brief review of the
constructions of foreign machines as well as a description of original model designs*
The main trends in the development of road building machinery are indicated. The
purpose of the book vait to help future engineers in the study of the construction of
such machinery and Is a textbook for students in courses of "Construction and Road
Building Machinery and Equipment" and "Automobile Roads" of polytechnic and
automobile-road institutes. It can alsobe used by engineers and technicians,,
mechanics, and constructors,, during the operation of road-building mchinerys It
is intended to serve as-a companion to the existing textbooks on the theory and de-
sign of mchinery., Chapters 11, 2,, and.4 were written by engineer A. Pikrovski
Ch. 3 by Candidate of Technical Sciences Do A. Lozov Ch. 6 by Candidate of TecYMcal
Sciences K. P. Sevrovp Ch. 8 by Candidatia-ZoTN'EMial Sciences V. A. Nabalkinj, Chao
9 and 10 by Candidate of Technical Sciences Me 1. Fminj, -Ch. 5 by Candidate of Tech-
nical Sciences No L. mid Ch. F by N" ukharov. The over&U editor of
zhwarey~
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the textbook was Candidatelof Technical Sciencesp Professor K. P. Sevray
TABLE OF CONTENTS (abridged]:
,Section-1. Machines for preparatory and earth excavation vork -
Ch* 1. Propulsion means and control meebanisms - 5
Cho 2. Machines for preparatory vork - - 27
Cho 3. Machines ror earth work - - 4,5
Sees II, Machines for c*netruction of road coverings using organic binding mater-.
ials - - 140
Ch, 4. Equipment for transportation,9 stamge., preparation., and pouring of organic
bindi materials 140
Cho 5o Whines for mixing materials during transportation - - 158
Ch. 6. . Machines for preparing and pouring asphalt-concrets mixtures 3B8
See. 111. Machines for the construction of reinforced concrete road surfaces - - 241
Ch. 7. Machines and equipment for the prt*&,mtion of concrete mixtures - - 241
Ch. 8. Machines for the construction of the banep pouringj, compacting# and finishing
concrete - - 267
Bea* IV. Wchines for pmaking growid and road ourfaces - 312
,Ch. 9. Maoldnea for grou:ud packing - - 312
Ch. 10. Ha6hines for packing road warfaces - - 353
Literature - - 382
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D234/D308
AUTHORS:: Mkhitaryan, A. M. and Pomin, 1,11. M.
TITLE. Hydromechanical caloulation of filtration through an
earth dam with a screen and a spillway front with an
inclined water arrestino device
PERIODICAL: Rej'erativnyy zhurnal., Mekhanika, no. 3, 1963, 123, ab-
stract 3B764 (Visti in-tu hidrol. i hidrotekhn. AN
RI)
SR, 1961, v. 18 (25), 82-92 (Ukr..))
U
TEXT: 2he authors give a solution for a homogeneous earth dam
as above, with no water in the downstream. It is assumed that tAe
soil of the dam bodY and foundation is the same, the screen and the
spillway front are waterproof, there is no drainage and no stream
outlet .`nto the do%vistream part and all flow behind the dam 4s due
filtration throu,srh its foundation. The 8tream is divided ilito
to
three parts: upstream foundation (a half-strip with inclined side.),
the section above the spillway front (rectangle) and the bottom
fragment (free stream on the inclined water arresting device li-
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4.
mik.ed by a normal equipotential line separatin it from the second
fragment, and by the bottom side of the screens, for each.of which
a rilrlo.-ous hydromechanical solution io constructed. With the as-
made in the fragment me-,;hod it is easy to obtain a .9imPle
hydx-aulic solution whose accuracy may be not lower than that of
the exceedingly complicated solut"Lon proposed by the authors. Z-Ab-
SMicterls note: Complete translation.,~7
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Dl,

BLYUMER., G.N.; VAFJfROWYEV, G.S.~, F01,911, ~LM.
Wging geophyuicul methods In prospecting for carbonatite deposits.
Biul.nauoh,-tekh,inform.VD5 no.l.-28-.32 :60. OaRA 150)
1. Kontora "Vootsibneftegeof-lzikall Urkutskogo geologicheskogo
upravleniya.
(Prospecting--~Geophysical methods) (Rocks, Carbonate)

r- - -- ~ ) I , /,- 11 1 , i
" f , I- , , . - - -- -
ANTIPOV. V.P.;; IDBKOV, M.K.; YOMIN. M.P.
7,
Gollection of tables for geodetic calculations, Geod. i kart,
no.4177-79 Ap 157.' (MIRA NO)
(Geodesy-Tables, etc.)

GAIDAIRV9 Petr Alekseyevich; FaMy Mikhail Favlovich; GUTER, R.S.; YERO-
FMvtI.PJ -j I,fIIZVSKiI'-'Yu.G.; KUPJI=p Ya.G; FOUNt M.P.; SHUEYGI-
VAp A.I.9 red. izd-va; RCKMOVA, V.V., tekhn. re'd.
[Adjustment of 99ccond-order triangulation by approximations.I Uravai-
vanie triarguliataii 2 klassa priblizheniiami. Moskvaq Izd-vo, geodez.
lit-ryt 1960. 36 p. (Triangulation) (MIRA WO

SUDAKOV, S.G.1 ALMSODROV, T.F.; BULANOVp A.I.; DURNEV, A.I.;
YELISETEV, S-V.; ZAKATOV, P.S.; IZOTOV, A.A.; KARLOV, G.14.;
NUZ'141!i,, B.S.; KUKUSHKIN, A.D.; KOLUFAYEV, A.P.; &ZLOVA, Ye.A.;
LARINj B.A.; LARI11,, D.A.; LARDI, B.A.; LITMOV, B.A.; MAZAYEV,
A.V.; PELMMN, L.P.; PLVRCV, A.I.; SOLOVIYEV, A.I.; TOMILIV,.A.F.;
URAIDVp USPUISM, M.S-~-VCHU1,M.,P.--SHISHKI1,1, V.N.; SHCHEGIAN,
A.P.; SUNKOV, S.G., otv. red.; KOMIKOVA, L.M., red. izd-vEISUNGUROV,
V.S.0 teldm. red.
[Instruction concerning the building-up of a state geodetic network
in the U.S.S.R.] Instruktsiia o postroonii gosudarst-vennoi geodezi-
cbeshoi zeti Soiuza SSR; obiazatel'na dlia vBekh vedomstv i uch-
rezhdenii, proizvodiashchikh gosudarstvenrye geodezicheskie seti.
Eoskva, Izd-vo geodez. lit-ry, 1961. 459 p. (MIRA 15:6)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) Glavnoye upravlenlye geodezii i karto-
grafii. (Geodesy)

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FXA5Z I BOOK EXPTATTkAnm
x1ftLateretva 4vy&ZL 3SSR. TeWudobtakeye upravloniya
bov"o rxZrabotkI Y oblasti raAlcavyLal I radloveshchanlya; In-
torimatslonnYY abornlk (New Developments in the Field or H.AT 0
couvma"tlon and Rad.10 Broadcasting; rmforsational Collection)
Moscow, 10TY&VIt"t, 1959. 80 P. 11.5W copies prlnt*d. (Uries.
%11'nI,'& svy&zl)
Reap. Zd. s A. 3. VladULL=vj Xd.; V. 1. Bashur; Tech. 5d. s 0. I~
abefer.
MUPOM Ibis collection of articles Is Intended for technical pe.-
soncol oncerned with the develo;zent aild operation of radio
o
countal
atIon and radio broadcastlax.
COVELUM: the book contains. according to the Foreword, Information
ce nerm 4erverloynenza- realized at the Ocaudarstvonnyy nauchno-
in-st.-tut KInIsterstvis AT79ZI SSU (State
Scientific Research Institute of t-h* MInIstr7 Or CCUc==Ic&tiOn
USSR). Radio coc;=nIcation And rsao broadcasting apparatus are
describvd. Saveral artitica art zonz*rood with the dervelo;=*nt
of now cheolcing and measuring Instr%meents, $0 POrBO"Alltics
are mentioned. There are no references.
tMkhorcr, A. H. Instruaent for Measuring Group Delay T1= In
SupertaAft-Prequency Ran&* 49
Sabrov, A I Generator or 03-R-60-Type Signals With CaUhratod

BabinovIch, 0. 1. Heterodyne Wave Meter 65
1!oWn, X. T. Installation for Calibrating Sup,arfilgh-Prequency

d N V. Deryugi
tronia copying Device for A" trary
.1 Ing n0c;r1c pulses
Shape F a Drawing
75

36001
5/019/62/000/007/007/088
-Al54/Al26
AUTHORS: Fomin, M.V.; Rabinovich, G.I.
TITIZ-: An alternating waveguide load
PERIODICAL: Byulleten' izobreteniy, no. 7, 1962, 19
TEXT: Class 21E,4, 71. No. 145913 (644795/26 of November 23, 1959). An
alternating waveguide load made up of a matched and a reflecting element is dis-
tinguished b~r the fact that the reflecting element (pin) is fixed on a dielectric
lever and is moved In the transverse plane of the waveguide to independently
regulate the modulus and phase of the reflection coefficient.
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,!OVIIN~ bL.V,; RABIROVICH, G.I.
Band-type microwave reflectometer. Blektrosviazi
16 no.9:33-41 S 162. (14IRA 15;9)
(Microwave measuremento)
(Radio relay systemo)

FOMIN) M.V., inzh.
Device for measuring transmitted power of FM shortwave transmitters.
Vest. SVift2l 23 no.9:3-4 S 163. (MIRA 16:10)

mag, N.
-2kamh stlen built of concrete, slabs. Bell.strei.11 ne.8:17 As 956.
(KM 9 : 10)
.1.ZaLreduyushchly otdolow p9 stroltel'styu v kolkhoxakh DrIssonskage
royona Vitabskoy oblasti BSSR.
(Silos)

FOKNJv N., polkovnik
Battalion forces a water barrier on the;marehe Voen. vest. 43
no.6:72-77 Je .163. w (MIRA 16:6)
(Stream crossing, Military)

N.
Positive results obtained in cattle fattening on opecialAzed farms.
14ias.ind. IM 34 no.1.45-47 16;'1. (KUU 16:4)
I
I
. .1. 1. Nrektor Toroneshokogo trestagSkotootamrmo.
. I . 4 (Cattle.-Feeding and feeds)

BURDIN, I.; F1014IN,9-E.; ANDREYEVv M.; POLONSKIYI G.
The aco.ounting journal and collation of accounting data at the
bank. Den. i Icred. 19 no. 1:56-62 Ja 161. WRA 14:2)
1. Glavnyy bukhaglter Chernigovskoy oblaotnoy kontory Goobanka,
(for Burdi,a). 2. Glavnyy bukhgELlter kirovogradskoy oblastnoy
kontory Gasbanka (for Fomin). 3. Starshiy inspektor Saratovskoy
oblastnoy kontory Gosbanka (for Andreyev).
I.. (Banks and 12anking-Accounting)

FOMINj_ N.
Engineers get'acquainted with new techniques. Kozh.-obuv.
prom-3 no.400 Ap 161 ~Ieningrad-Leather industry) (MDU 14: 5)
(Employeesp Training of)

ThousaWs of rubles are nburzrt" to no purpose. - Grazhd.av. 19
noe7s25 n 162. (41U 15: 8)
I* Zameatitelt naoWa'nDm planovogo otdela Dalljievostochnogo
territoriallnogo upravlardya GxvAWarAakogo.vo?Au9liwgo flota.
(Airganem-fueli

FOMINO N.
Thousands of roubles are "burn-14-" needlessly. Letecky obzor
6 no.11:342 162.
1. Zastupce nacelnika planovaciho oddeleni, Dallnevostochnoye
torritcriallno,ve upravleniye Grazhdanskogo vozdushno,-,o flota.

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ACC un6033641 sou iia Con: uR/0018/ 66/000/010/0042/0048
AU7HOR: Fomin, N. (Colonel)
ORG: none
TI212: Ethical and psychological training of troops
soURCE: Voyennyy vesLnik, no. 10, 1966, 42-48
TOPIC TAGS: artry psychology, psychologic warfare training,
ABSTRACT: The Main Administration for the Combat Training of Ground Troops held a
'litary
m
i -rlneorecical con ference on the ethical and psychological training of
perscnnel. to prepare them for action in a nuclear war. It is said that the study
or capitalist military psychology and means and methods of psychologically cort-
ditioning troops will aid in giving a deeper understanding of how aggressive armed
forces are built, the wea'k and strong points :in their military and ethical training,
an d
-ov to use this infornation to improve the combat readiness of Soviet troops.
Field training should be stressed, particularly for tbe purpose of developing such
psychological qualities as boldness, decisiveness, and will power, and the physical
qualities of endurance, speed, dexterity, and stability. It was proposed to organize
at the Main Administration a special scientific center for investigating problems
concerning the ethical and psychological training of troops.
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FOYIN. - NI ARDROVICH.
X raschetu zaklepochnykh soodinenii. ',%.,ikva, 1935. 27 P., tables, diagra.
(TSAGI. Trudy, no. 205)
Summ-y in English.
Title tr.: Design of riveted connections.
QA911.1465 no. 205
SO: Aeronautical Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet Union, Library of
Conuess, 1955.

F 014IN ~ NI ALEKS WDROVICH
~EOIA
Konstruktaiia kr7la to vremennogo samoleta. lfjoskra, Glav. red.
aviatsionnoi lit-ry, 1946, 167 P.., illus-
Bibliography: p. 1N:.
Title tr. : Strixturii of, a-modern airplane wing.
TL672x6
SO: Aeronautical Sciences and Aviation in the Soviet Union, Library of
Congress, 1955.

(UV3d AUdj
~dsjert. Lion .3f tLe i~%sic 1-ra-eter-, 3f !~ii drIl. U-I'le i-rcl-Ldriary
V
cL, Lo.scovi urder o" Benin -o5tit,Lti-, i atni jcz-io
6rdzhonikidz,-- 2F1 Jun 54. Uecht-rnyaya Los~va, Tosco-.., i8 J un 7i,)
-j.18, 23 ~jcc 1954;

ZONSHAYN, Semen Iosifovich; MIMLOV,A.P., redaktor. inzhener; PETROVA.
1.A., redaktor; KYASISHCHCV,V.M., professor, retsenzent; F A.,
dotsent, kandidat tekhnichookikh nauk, retsenzent, KAIRJCHAR V.A.,
inzhener, retsenzent; GIADKINH,N.N., tekhnicheskiy redaktor
[Aerodynamics and construction of an airplAne] Aerodinamika i kon-
struktaila samoleta. NoskvA, Gos. izd-vo obor. promyshl., 1955. 243 P.
(Airplanes--Design and construction) (MMA 9:2)

ISAKOV, Petr Kusimich; KAZNEVSKIY. Viktor Favlovich; LUTSKIY, Valeriy
Konstantinovich; RROPUT, Taniara Lyudvigovna; DOBRONHAVOT,
V,V., prof,, reteenzent; FOMIF.,-_*pALg_yrofe# retseazent;
KIRKULOT, I.A., ratsenzent; ILITASHMMO, S.M., kand.tekhn,
nauk, retseAsont: TARTAROV, N.I., retsenzent; PANTIUM.
Y.G., retsenzent': GLMOT. V.V., retsenzent; GOROMSKIY.
L.M., red.; FURM, GeV*, tekIwed.
[Artificial earth satellites; 100 questions and answers]
Iskusetvannye sputniki zemli; 100 vopromov I otvetov. Fod
red. V.P.1asnevokogo. Moskva. Obahchestvo po rasprostra-
neniiu polit. i nauchn.znanii. 1959. 95 P. (MIRA 12:6)
(Artificial satellites)

l(O) PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/2835
Moscow. Aviatsionnyy institut im. Sergo Ordzhonikidze
Vopro.sy proyektirovaniya samoletov; sborni~ statey (Problems
In Aircraft De signing; Collection of A#ticles) Moscow, Obor-
ongiz, 1959. 74 p. (Series: Its: Trudy, vyp. 108)
Errata slip inserted. 3,100 co-pl-es printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Ministerstvo vysshego obrazovaniya SSSR.
Ed.: A.L. Gimnellfarb,, Candidate of Technical Sciences,
Docent; Ed. of Publishing House: K. I. Grigorash; Tech.
Ea.: L. A. Ihikhlikov; Managing-Ed.: A.S. Zaymovskaya,
Engind4r.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for personnel In the deslgn~
offices of aircraft plants. It may also be used by students
at aviation institutes.
COVERAGE: This collection or articles describes the results of
thebretical and experimental investigation connected with the
determination, (luring the designing stage, of basic aircraft
and wing parpmetprs, tQtal weight of airelaftpand its cp-
gina~ and the
PonWnts, iMpe of et amOunt of ue roblems 6,
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Problems In Aircraft Designing (Cont.) .sov/2835
aircraft strength and stability are also considered. No
personalities are mentioned, References appear in the text.
TABLE OF CONTE!NTS;:
Preface
3
Fomin.,.~ [Candidate of Technical Sciences], Methods
'?_orDetermining''the Basic Parameters of.Aircraft and
Aircraft-.Wings 5
Thelauthor determines basic parameters of aircraft
and selects frox then the most important. These
are: Total weight of aircrafts wing-surface design-
and weight, and the necessary th.-ru s t for starting.
Gimmellfarb, A.L. [Candidate of Technical Sciences),
Calculating Necessary Fuel Supply and Total Weight of
Aircraft During the Designing Stage 37
In this.article the author deducts simple weight
formulas based on only two.s,batic coefficients:
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Problems in Aircraft Designing (Cont.) SOV/2835
weight efficiency and fuel consumption.
Fadeyev,*N.N.- (Candidate of Technical Science]. Compar-
ative Evaluatlon of Aircraft Engines According to Their
Weight in Flight 41
A method is given to help in the selection of an
engire for a given aircraft and for determined re"glmes
aind flight distances
Zhevagina, A.A. [Candidate of Technical Sciences]. Deter-
nination of Critical Stresses In Laminar Compressed Panels
With Veneer Cottering ' 52
Results of an investigation show that sufficient sup-
port is formed for a thin veneer lining by a illing
with the specific weight of 0.065 ; 0;1 gr/cm5. With
this filling the panel behaves as a homogeneous body
unt.il the moinent of a general loss of rigidity.
Voyt, Ye.S. [Candidate of Technical Sciences]. Stability of a
Crossed.-Bar Assembly Which Has Been Compressed in Oizie
Direction 59
The author is concerned with the plane and curved
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Problems in Aircraft Designing (Cont.) SOV/2835
reinforced panels used in ship and aircraft construc-
tion. He analyses the influence of separate factors
on the stability of the panels and indicates practical
methods of choosing, in the first approximation, the
most convenient. disposition of baE;i:& elements of the
panel.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card J~/4
IS/Mg
11-23-59

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5893
Fornin, Nf.kolay Aleksandroyv~ich
Proyektirovaniye samoletov; opredeleniye vesa, kornponovka, vybor skhemy i
0.cnolmy-kh parametrov (Aircraft Design; Weight Determination, Grouping,
System and Basic Parameter Selection), Moscow, Oborongiz, 1961. 361 p.
Errata slip inserted, 10,000 copies printed,
Reviewers: A. A. Kamarov, Candidate of Technical Sciences, and M. N. Petrov,
Doc'or of Technical Sciences, Profcssor; Ed. : A. L. Gimmel'farb, Candidate
of Technical Sciences, Docent; Ed. of Publishing House: F. G. Tubyanskaya;
Tech. Ed. : V. P. Rozhin; Managing Ed. : S. D. Krasil'nikov, Engineer.
PURPOSE: The book is intended for students in aviation institutes and can also
be useful to engineers in the aviation industry.
COVERAGF,~ The book deals with problems of aircraft design, including the fol-
Card

Aircraft Design (Cont. )
SOV/5893
lowing: weight estimates of the projected aircraft; selection of Its aerodynamic
and-structural profile; general arrangement; and determination of the optirnum
parameters of the entire aircraft as well. as of its components.
TABLE OF CONTE.INITS (Abridgedi:
Conventional Symbols and Abbreviations 3
Foreword 7
Introzlu~Aion 11)
PART 1, GENERAL DESIGNING OF AN AIRCRAFT
Ch. 1. Brief Historical Review of the Development of Basic Flight Cha-rac-
terigtics, Parameters, and Design of Aircraft i 1)
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7 7 -_

S/535/61/000/138/ool/oo8
E031/EI77
AUTHOR-.. ~A_Lj Candidate of TechnicalL.Sciences
TITLE; Determination of the maximum speed of a supersonic
aircraft in horizontal flight
SOURCE: Moscow. Aviatsionnyy institut. Trudy. no.138. 1961.
Metody priblizhennykh raschetov i vybora parametrov pri
proyektirovanii samoletov. 5-11.
TEXT- Factors on which maximum velocity depends are
discussed briefly, and it is shown that the maximum speed is
achieved when relative structural weight, and specific weight of
engines and fuel (depending on length of flight) are at a
minimum. The various parameters in connection with the relative
structural weight are then discussed. Where structural strength
is maintaiiied, the relative structural weight increases with an
increase in the maximum Mach number. The effect of kinetic
heating on relative structural weight is also covered.
There are 6 f.igures and I Soviet-bloc reference.
Card 1/1

Fomin, Rikolay Aleksanirovich
Proyoktitovaniye samolatov; oprodelordye vesa.
Kmponovka. Vybor skhW I osnovnykh parametrov.
Moskva,, Oborongiz, 1961.
361 Pe illus.j cliagrsep graphop tables.
Bibliography: P. 359.

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FOMIN, N.A., kand.tekh.nauk
Determining maximum speed of the horizontal flight of a supersonic
airplane. Trudy MAI no-138-5-11 '61. (MIRA 14:11)
(Aerodynamics, Supersonic) (Airplanes--Speed) -

USSR/Diseases of Farm Animals - Diseases Caused by Protozoa R
Abs Jour Ref Zhur Biol., No 5, 1.959, 21427
Author Pirog, P.P., Fomin, N.D.
Inst Leningrad Scientific Research Veterinary Institute
Title Changes in Some Organs of Cattle in Anaplasmosis
Orig Pub Byul. nauchn.-tekhn. inform. Leningr. n.-i. vet. in-ta,
1951, vyp. 4, 30-32
Abstract The e)mmination of the material obtained from 5 cows
infected with anaplasmosis revealed extensive inflam-
matory necrobiotic changes, which were especially marked
!in 'the liver, heart muscle, kidneys and adrenal glands.
Card 1/1
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FIROG. F.P., doktor vat. nauk, 3rof.; .0041.01. N.D., aspirant
Pathoanatomy and pathohistology of enterotoxemia in pigs.
Vaterinerita 35 no, 7;28-29 Jl 158. (KIIA 11-7)
1. Leningradelciy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy veterinarnyy Institut.
(Swine-Diseases and pests)

FOMIDI, N. D., Cand VEt Sci -- (diss) "Pathologoanatomical research
into oedematic disease in suckling pigs-" Leningrad, 1960 16 pp;
(Ministr7 of Agriculture RSFSR, Leningrad Veterinary InSt5; 250
copies; price not given; (T-L, 17-60, 165)

I ftn.=3 Now 19k7
'Selentirle =I ftperinsatal Work In PoUgmphy,"Al. D.
Fmin, 6 pp
wFaigraf Proizvoe No 11
awe devoiopowt at poxygmphy in um rrca 1928,
w~Wzatlaal probIens, wA soleatiric adv&w=snt,.
Matlone work or tim Instita", Bolentiflo-Rowl-
anstai rwtitau or w7smphic and ftbmsbi Took-
aw of aGiz of mm and vkm** scientirio-sxparl-
matal Mwtltute or Polygmpby, In developlng, prUMIM
wA phatogmpbic reproduction proosessis, owth as
a-eUtInces stereatnn block used In Invotrating azw
pspers during var. Moscow cartogmphic favitory
w 2OG3.04
=a/Cartagmpby 6101.0103 (Contd) Nov 1947
lx~i DwwyeT developed more off ectiTe methods in otf-
sert procoss. GiTes 19 reproductions of maps: landsoqp~
rel1ef, route, state, air navigation, =131 -top*-
graphical (including tactical, operational road, and
op?wational tactical maps).
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yORIN, N.D.. otvatstviezrTy redaktor; INVIS, A.K., radaktor; IGNATOTICH,
rodaktor; SUVRONOK, A.I., redaktor; PAYWY, N.P., tekhni-
cheakiy rodaktor,
(Wholesale price list uo.1 for production work in printing plants]
Preiskurant no.l. optovykh tsen na produktoliu pollgraficheskikh
redpritatii. Mookvia, Goo. izd-vo "IskU$xtvo,O 19.52. 231 P.
lfterofilm] (M12k 8:2)
f
L %esia (1923- U.S.3.R.) Glaynoy* upravlonlye po dolam poligra-
fichookoy promysILlenhosti, isdatollstT i knishnoy torgoTli.
(Printing J~ndastry--Toblos and ready reckoners)

FOIAI:,q, N.D
Some aspects of industrial hyeiene in the printing industry.
Okhr. trueta i note. strakh. no.4:29-32 Ap '59. (MIRA 12:8)
1.Zamestitell predeedatelya nauchno-takhnicheekogo obshchestva
poligrafiJ. i isdatel'stv.
(Printing industry--47gienic aspects)

ROMIN, N. 0.
Lot us pronota the davolopment of the printing industry.
NTO no.4:13-35 AP '59. (MIRA. 12:6)
1. Zamastitel, pradead&t9lys, TSentral'nogo pravlonlya mauchno-
te"nicheskogo obshche'stva pallgraM i, izdatellstv.
(Printing industry)

FONIN, N.Y. sanitarnyy vrach; X&MARINK0. Te.G., khimik
---.9
Contamination of reception rooms of children's nurseries with
vapor@ of metallic mercury. GIg.1 man. 24 no-11:74-76 N 059.
(MMA 13:4)
1. Is Omskoy derozhuoy sanitarno-epidemlologicheskoy stantsti.
(AIR POLIMION)
(NMGURY off. inj.)

;, 1 7
- .- -!"" -I I ".7~ ~-.1
FOMI N' N.G. . . ., - -- ,
Water-.measuring stations in schools and their methods of observation.
Geog. v shkole 21 no.2:30-33 Mr-Ap 158. NAIRA 11:2)
(Stream measurements)