SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT R.N. FRELDBERG - A.I. FREYDIN

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USSR/ Analytical Chemistry. Anaiysts of Inorganic G-2
Substances.
Abs Jour: Referat. Zhur.-Khimiya, No. 8, 1957, 27151.
Author : L.I. Chuyenka, M.V. Freyde.
In8t : All-Union Scientific Research Institute of Geology.
Title : Determination of Strontium and Barium in Barytic
Rocks Containing either No Calcium, or Small
Amounts Thereof.
Orig Pub: Inform. sb. Vses. n.-i. geol, in-ta, 1956, No. 3,
128 - 131.
Abstract: The quantitative determination of alkali elements
is carried out by precipitation of BaCrO4 and
separation of moist nitrates of Sr and Ca by the
acetone method, if their contents in the sample
were small (1 to 3% of Sr and tenths of a percent
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USSR/ Analytical Chemistry. Analysis of Inorganic G -2
Substances.
Abs Jour: Referat- Zhur.-Khimiya, No. 8, 1957, 27151.
of Ca) . After the precipitation of BaCr041 the
filtrate is acidified with 11C1, 2 to 4 ml of
1.5%-ual CaC12 solution, saturated (NH4)2C204
solution and ammonia are added, the mixture Is
boiled and kept In a warm place 2 to 4 hours,
The oxalates are filtered off, washed, dissolved
in HNO 3 and precipitated again. The reprecipi-
tated oxalates are filtered off 2 to 3 hours
later, washed and calcined into oxides, which are
dissolved in HN03 and condensed by evaporation to
the state of moist salts. If the content of CaO
was,< 0.03 g and that of SrO was 0.05 g, 20 to
25 ml of acetone are added and stirred energeti-
cally 2 to 3 hours in cool. The insoluble residue
of Sr(NO-A)2 is filtered off, washed with acetone
4 to 5 t1mes, dissolved in water and precipitated
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USSR/ Analytical Chemistry. Analysis of Inorganic G-2
Substances.
Abs Jour: Referat. Zhur.-Khimiya, No. 8, 1957, 27151
with sulfuric acid (I : 1); the precipitate of
SrS04 is calcined until its weight remains con-
stant and weighed. The acetone solution is eva-
porated, HN03 Is added and it Is diluted with
water; Ca is-precipitated with ammonium oxalate;
the precipitate is calcined until it is converted
in CaO.

I- I , l'- " I - , I 'i
IVANOV, G., inzhener; FR--4j2L.A*..L&AkOner.
Improvements in coal survering efficiency-. Mast-ugl- 3 no.9:13-
16 S154. (MLRL 8:2)
(Mins surveying)

SLONIMSKIY, A.D., inzh.; FREYDGEYM, L.I., 1wh.
Device for reloading piece goods. Makh.i avtom.proizv. 17
no.11:32-33 N 163. (KIRA 17:4)

TRITDILI.R.R.
.. ,-
The W-09 automatic electron potentiometer (compensator). [Izd.]
SektB. prib. tepl. kontr. LCNITOMIBCR no.2:199-206 154
(Potentiometer) OLRA 9:6)

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FRIML1,R.R.
Vibratory converters (control. repair and process of agtng)
[Izd.] Sektm. prib. tepl. kontr. LONITOPRIBOR no.2:207-213
154 - (MLRA 8:6)
(Alec tric current converters)

9(6) SOV/112-59-3-5257
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal. Elektrotekhnika, 1959, Nr 3, p 136 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Kurushin, A. S., and'Freydell, R. R.
TITLE: New Electron Measuring Devices (No-,-yye elektronnyye pribory)
PERIODICAL: V sb.: Atom. energiya v mirnykh tselyakh. L., Gosenergoizdat,
1957, pp 209-210
ABSTRACT: A short announcement of general-purpose automatic electron devices
for measuring, recording, and controlling temperature from -200 to +2,5000C,
pH, air humidity, and gas humidity; the instruments are built at the
"Lenteplopribor" plant. The plant also manufactures automatic instruments
for remote control used in the atomic industry. An EPPV-51 electron device
is intended for measuring currents 0 to 2.6x 10-8 amp, 8.5x 10-9 amp,
z.6x 10-9 amp ,and 6 x 10 - 10 amp. An EPPV-21 modification of this instrument
permits transmitting the readings at a distance up to 200 m to an EMP-69
secondary instrument. Type AESM-50 instrument is intended for remote
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SOVIIIZ-59-3-5Z57
New Electron Measuring Devices
measuring of small currents in the scale spans 0-30 and 0-300 microamp.
Type EPI-50 instruments permit measuring low voltages at more than 200
points .
E.A.Ye.
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FREYDELI, P.P.
Electronic automatic hydrognn-ion concentration meters and
payebrometers. [Trudy] W NTO Priborprom no.4:125-140 159.
(MIRA 13:2)
(Hygrometry)
(Hydrogen-ion concentration--Maaourement)

3/123/61/000/()07/016/026
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AUTHOR: Freydel', R.R.
TITLE: New devices of the "LenteplopriborJ' Plant
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mashinostroyeniye, no. 7, 1961, 7, abstract
7D64 (V sb.: Teploenerg. i khimiko-tekhnolQg. pribory i regulyatori.
Moscow - Leningrad., Mashgiz, 1959, 141 - 152)
TEXT: It is pointed out that, owing to the modernization of the ?R11 -09
(EPP-09) electronic automatic potentiometer, the possibility is reduced of a mis-
alignment occurring between the positions of the carriage recording drum and the
multiple-point throwover switch. The plant has designed: 1) stepped(14n-01 (SIP-
01) pulse circuit breaker, converting continuous signals of the posision regulat-
ing device into interrupted ones. The duration of the pulse transmission period
is 15, 30, 60, 120 seconds. 2)UQJ -01 (IPU-01) measuring and checking device
manufactured in the form of a portable metallic suitcase erith the dimensions 480 x
x 260 x.260 mm. With this device it is possible to check. a) the measuring cir-
cuits of electronic automatic potentiometers, balanced bridges, and other, electric
measuring devices for temperature measurements; b) sensitivity and reversal of
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New devices of the "Lenteplopribor" Plant Aoo4/Alo4
d-a and a-c amplifiers; a) vibration converters as to the duration of simultaneous
making andbreaking of a circuit, and connecting symmetry; d) three-position con-
trol device operating with the aid of signal lamps; e) attachment of proportional
and isodromic control and actuating mechanisms; f) instruments fitted with devices
for the electric and isodromic control. 4) Devices with a differential and trans-
former induction measuring system.
G. Flidlider
[Abetracter's note: Complete translation]
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E193/E383
AUTHORS;~ Mes1kin,
Sergiyenko, R.I., Popova, L.A~ and
Freydell . R.Ra_
TITLE, Search for corrosion- and wear-resistant alloys for
precis-ion electrical res3.stance devices
PERIODTCAL.-. Izvestiya vysshikh xichebnykh zavcdenLy,
Chernaya metallurgiya, no. 11, .1961, 159 - 164
TEXT;; The conventional electrical resistance alloys,
exemplified by manganin and similar Cu-Ni-Mn alloys, although
satisfar-tory from the point of view of the electrical properties
have a low resistance to the action of some corrosive media
(sulphur-bearing or ammoniacal atmospheres.) and are not always
suitable for service in tropical or marine surroundings. A
hard--wearing alloy, free from these limitations, would solve
in.-Any design problems and it was for this reason that the present
investigation, concerned with Pd-W and Pd-Mo alloys, was under-
taken~ The axperimental specimens were prepared by drawing
molten alloys into quartz lubes (2-3 - 3 imn in diameter), pre-
heated to 800 -0 C and swaging the resultant rods to 1.2 - 1.5 min
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in diameter., After it series of exploratory measurements, alloys
of practical -interest were drawn to wires O~2 - 0,25 mm in
di-ameter which were then used for the determinati.on of elec-,
trical resistivity, C_-, temperature coeff-icient of electrical
resistance., a,, and thermo-emf against copper', E ~, The
measurements were taken on specimens either cold-worked to
approx. 500% reduction or vacuum-annealedu The results are
reproduced graphically.
In Fj.g. .1 , r~ (ohm mm2/m, graph a), a, (x 10 4, graph!':. ) and
F, (~LV'/oC, graph are plotted again'bt the W content (Wt.%)
in the Pd-W alloys, vacuum-,annealed at 700 OC the cUrve in
F.ig. 1, has been divided into two branc-he,~. scale on the right-
hand s-).de relating to branch 1; experimental points denoted
by c-Lrr-les had been obtained earlier (Ref. 1~ V.A. Nemilov,
A.A. Rudn2tskiy - Izvestiya sektora platiny IONKh AN SSSR,
1949., no.23, 101). Since the temperature-dependence -.)f
in the J5 90 QC range was linear, data reproduced in Flg~ .11-,
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relate the entire 15 - 90 0C range. The concentration dependence
0 f j), OL and E of the Pd-Mo alloys is demonstrated in a
similar manner in Fig. 3a, T~ and respectively. It will be
seen that in respect of their electrical properties the Pd--Mo
alloys are inferior to Pd-.W alloys. Since, in addition, they have
some other shortcomings, the most promising of the Pd-W alloys
(i~e. the 20% W.-Pd alloy) denoted by a code mark 20 (PV2Q)
was seler-ted for further tests. The results of contact resistance
measurements, carried out on wires 0.25 mm diameter, are
reproduced in Fig. 4, where the contact resistance (ohm) is
plotted against the contact pressure (g), Curves 1-5 relatin.g
to the following experimental. conditions~. I - PV20 in contact
with itself (both wires vacuum-annealed at 8oo 00~ 2 -
manganin in contact with manganin;3-PV20 in contact with PV20;
both specimens preliminarily held for 24 h in a sulphurous
atmosphere (0.02 g of S02 per I dm3 of air)~ 4 - PV20 in contact
with PV20~. both wires preliminarily held for 24 h at 55-6o oc
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.in a-ir of 98% humidity; 5 - PV20 in contact with PV20, both
wires prel.iminarily held for 36 h in a 25% ammonia solution
(it is stated in this connection that contact resistancb between
mariganin wires held preliminarily for 211 h in ammonia solution
was infinitely large). In the next series of experiments the
stability of n was studied. The specimens were heated :in air
at 100 0C for h and after a 24 h interval their ,01 at room
temperature was measured, this treatment being repeated se-eral
times, The results are reproduced in Fig., 5, where the change
-in resistivity (0,10) due to cyclic heating is plotted against the
total time (hours) at 100 OC, Curves I - 3 relating to various
W20 specimens, Curve 4 to manganin (the effect of eimilar
treatment in boill.ng water was more pronounced, the increase in
of PV20 after 25 cycles amounting to 1.75%). Since after
cyclic heating of the PV20 alloy its (~ at room temperature
remained practically constant, this tr ,eatmem should provide
effective means of stabilizing (-1 of this alloy, u,rS and
2
elongation of PV20 ww-e, respectively, 133 kg mm and 100 in
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Search, for. qctr sion- and, F193/8,383
the cold-worked condition., and 83.2,kg/mm" and 25-3r,'01 after
annealing. Wear-resistance. of this alloy was a1so found to bb.
much better than that of manganin. It was concluded that high
strength combined with good urear- and corrosion-resistance randbe
the PV20 alloy suitable for some applications. Since, however,
this alloy is inferior to manganin in respect of its electrical'
properties (a, and E), search should be continued for a
-4-
material with better electrical properties which, at the same
time, would be cheaper and easier to produce.
There are 5 figures and 5 references: 2 Soviet-bloc and
3 non-Sovict-bloc.
ASSOCIATION: Leningradskiy institut aviatsionnogo pribor-
ostroyeniya i zavod "Lenteplopribor"
(Leningrad Institute of Aviation Instruments and
"Lenteplopribor" Works)
SUBMITTED:
February 22, 1961
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FREYDELI, R.R.
New electronic control devices for thermal electric power systems.
PrIb. I, ared. kompl. avtomatiz. no.20-13 163. (MIRA 17t12)

VASILITEV, G.V., inzh.; FRETIZLI, R.V., inzh.
Automatic cont~6f, regulation, and eignalization on the whaling
and whale processing plant "Slava." Sudostroenie 25 no-7-.15-18
J1 159. (MRA 12:12)
(Whalers) (Automatic control)

ACC INR: AP7001520 SOLMCE c6bE-:--U-R--Id~~~~66-1666-16i-ilo-06oloo6I
AUTHOR: Freydell, R. V.
ORG; None
TITLE: Use of molykote in maritime machine building
SOURCE: Sudostroyeniye, no. 11, 1966s 60-61
TOPIC TAGS: molybdenum disulfide, machine tool, solid lubricant, marine equipment
~ABSTRACT: The auLhor discusses the lubricating properties of natural molybdenum di-
sulfide (molykote) with application to maritime machine building. Methods of surface
'otreatment are briefly considered as well as various procedures for application of the
lubricant to mvt.!L1 surfaces. These procedures include holding in an aqueous suspen-
Ision for 5-20 anutes with subsequent drying at 60-801c, rubbing with molykote powder,
-brush applic;%Lion with subsequent baking, rubbing with a special pencil, spraying
'(useful for parts with complex configurations) and ultrasonic application (where the
I
.surface requires no chemical cleaning). Data are given on the use of molykote to in-
crease the durability of bits, cutting tools, dies, punches, etc. Lubricants based
on molybdenum disulfide mixed with mineral oils in various consistencies and with
various additives are used in the Soviet Union on deck winches, capstans, windlasnee
and vai-ious types of cargo-handling equipment. It is pointed out that molykote is
.used on some zion-Goviet ships for lubricating the piston rings and cylinder sleeves
'in the main engine.
f Orig. art. has: 1 figure.
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um 669.28-,

BP.YLVSKIY, H.M.; ZILIBERTAL', Ye.A.1 KRUZENSHTERN, V.M.j FM- DF.L', V.R.
Use of automatic logical devices for medical control. Biul.
*kspe biole i mod. 56 no.89116-120 Ag 163. (MIRA 17S7)
.A.aPredstavlano deystvitelinym chlan= ANN MR V.V. Pfirinym.

AKULINICHEV, Ivan Timofeyevich; BAYEVSKIY, Roman Markovich;
ZAZYKIN, Nonstantin Pavlovich; FRE"IDEL', Vladimir
dafailovich; KLE-VTWV, M.I., red.; LARIONOV., G.Ye., tAhn.red.
(Radio electronics in space medicine] Radioelektronika v kos-
micheskoi meditsine. Moskva, Izd-vo "Energiia," 1964. 43 p.
(Massovaia radiobiblioteka, no.505). (MIRA 17:4)

AKULINICHEV, I.T.; ANDRE)EV, L.F.; BAYEVSKIY, R.M.; BAYM71, A.Ye.: BUYLOV, G.G.
GAZENKO, O.G.; GRYUNTALI, R.G.; ZAZYKIN, K.P.; KLIMITCV, Yu.F.;
MAKSIMOV, D.G.; 11ERKUSHKIN, Yu.G.; MONAKHOV, A.V.; PErRCV, A.P.;
RYABCIiT,,IIKCV, A.D.; SAZONOV, N.P. ; UTYAMYSHEV, R.I.; V R.;
'VICH, B.G.; SHADRINTSLV, I.S.; S1ffVi*J4DINA, S.B.; ESAU:
MILM
N.G.; YAZDCVSKIY, V.I.
Method and means of medical and biological studies in a space
flight. Probl. kosm. biol. 3;130-144 164. (MIRA 17:6)

3179-67
NR: AP6033118 SOURCE CODE: UR/0239/66/052/010/1273/1275
AUTHOR: Bayevskiy, R. M. (Moscow); Ivanoy. V. A. (Moscow); Monakh=, A,3L,-(Uo8cow);
Freydel'. V. R. (Moscow)
ORG: none
TITLE: The pneumocardiophone
SOURCE: Fiziologicheskiy zhurnal SSSR, v. 52, no. 10, 1966, 1273-1275
TOPIC TAGS: human physiology, respiratory physiology, circulatory physiology,
pedical equipment, pulse rate, respiration rate, biotelemetry, pneumocardiography7
"/ 0,9,vv1ne7-ee , dlotovic 7 P,'10A00('WV0f0Qet7P11'j
ABSTRACT: A simple system for continuously monitoring pulse and respiration rates
over long periods of time is described. A record can be made with any single-
channel recorder; the output can also be connected with an amplifier-speaker system
or displayed on an oscillograph. Signals from a respiration sensor in which make-
and-break is accomplished by expansion and contraction of the rib cage, and cardiac
biocurrents, are used as input signals. Silver electrodes 18-20 mm in diameter
are held over the fifth intercostal space along the medial axillary line by an
elastic harness to which the respiration sensor is also attached (see Fig. 1). The
basic idea of the system is the single-channel recording of two parameters. This
is done by shaping cardiac biopotentials corresponding to the R rhythm into square
pulses whose duration or amplitude is determined by the respiration sensor. Respira-
1
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(2)
(4) (6)
Fig. 1. Harness for pneumocardiophone Fig. 2. EKG, PG, and PKC traces
compared.
1 - Shoulder straps; 2 - electrode; -
3 - neutral electrode; 4 - respiration
sensor; 5 - anchor cord; 6 - elastic
insert; 7 - web belt; 8 - cord anchor;
9 - electrode.
tion signals are thus read from the duration or amplitude of the pulse signals. In
the pulse duration modulation setup, the R-wave peak is formed into a square pulse
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lasting 100--~-150.msec during exhalation (contact closed) and 200-300 msec during
inhalation (contact open). These pulses can also be used to generate an acoustic
signal. Fig. 2 shows EKG (I and 2) and pneumogram (3) tracesand a simultaneously
recorded pneumocardiophone (4) trace. Orig. art. has: 3 figures.
SUB CODE: 06/ SUBM DATE: lOApr65/ ORIG REF: 003/ ATD PRESS: 5099
3

STRELOV, K.K.; KWAIN, P.S.; Prinirnali uchastiye: BAS'YAS, I.P.;
BIC1flJRRLA? A.A.; BRONp V.A.; VECIIER, N.A.; VOftOBYEVA, K.V.;
D'YACHKOVA, Z.S.; DIYACHKOV, P.N.; DVORKIND, M.M.;
IGNATOVA, T.S.; KAYBICHEVA, M.N.; KELAREV, N.V.;
KOSOLAPCJV, Ye.F.; MARIYEVICH, N.I.; MIK11AYLOV, Yu.F.;
SEMKINA,, N.V.; STARTSEV, D.A.; SYREYSIICIIIKOV, Yu.7e.;
TARNOVSKIY, G.I.; FLYAGIN, V.G.; FREYDENBERG, A.S.-
KHOROSHAVINJ, L.B.; CHUBUKOV, M.F.; SHVARTSHAN, I.Sh.;
SHCHETNIKOVA, I.L.
Institutes and enterprises. Ogneupory 27 no.11:499-501
,62. OURA 15:11)
1. Vostochnyy institut ogneuporov (for Strelov). 2. Urallskiy
politekhnicheakiy inBtitut im, S.M. Kirova (for Mamykin).
(P.-ifractory materials--Research)

GERMAIDZEI Me.; KORSHUNOVp V.S.; KHOROSHAVIN) L.B.; FRMENBE(G,
A.S.; GAMZA, D.N., Fed. f
[Heating up anti rapid fritting of open-hearth furnace
hearth bottom lAazpgrey i skorostnoe navarivanie poda
martenovskikh pechei. [By] G.E.Garmaidze i dr Moskva
Metallurglia, 1964. 110 p. (MiRA 17:111

FREDENBERG, A.S.; DIKSHTETN, Ye.I.; TRIFONOV, A.G.; ARTAMONOV, M.P.;
SHAKHLINp V.I.; TARASOVO A.F.
Repair of tapping holes on open-hearth furnaces. Metallurg 9
no.7220-22 J1 ~.44. (MIRA -17:8)
.4
1
1. Mag*itogorskiy metallurgicheskiy kombinat.

SEMENENKO, P.P.; BARYSHNIKOV, G.I.; FILATOV, V.P.; BASIYAS, I.P.; FREYDENBERG,
-A.S-.1; GTTDOV, V.I.; TARNOVSKIY, G.A.
Ramming the upper working layer of open-hearth furnace hearths. ~Setallurg
10 no.4t14 Ap 165. (NIRA 19s7)

BARYSHNIKOV, G.I.; FREYDENBERGt A.S.; GUDOVq V.I.
~ ,
Rapid reconditioning of an open-hearth furnace hearth.
Metallurg 10 lio.5sl7-19 My 165, (MIRA 1816)

SHCHEK.M., V.A.; ABDURAZAKOV, A.U.; YERSHOVA, Ye.M., kand. sell-
khoz. nauk, otv. red.; FREYDENBERG, E.D.,, red.;
GUBAYDULLIN, S., tekhn.
(Fundamentals of animal husbandry] Osnovy zhivotnovod-
stva; uchabnik dlia uchashchikhsia IX klassov srednei
shkoly. Izd.2. Tashkent, Sredniaia i vysshaia shkola,
1963. 138 P. (MIRA 17: 1)

A.
RE URVRa _1. , redaktor; RAXIBUTULLIN, F., tekhnichookly rodaktor
[Advanced experience in silviculture in Central Asia] Peredovoi
opyt lesorazvedeniia v Srednei Azii. Tashkent. Goo. izd-v~
NSSR. No.2. 1955. 69 p. (MIRA 9:10)
1. Sradneaziatakiy nauchno-isoledovateliskiy inatitut lesnogo
khoztaystva
(Soviet CeigtralAsia-Forests and forestz7)

AVERBUKH) Ovsey; red. j AKIITYMIOVA, S., tekhn. red.
[Stories on the seven-year plan] 11asakazy o semiletnem plane.
Tashkent, Fos* izd-vo "Srodniala i vyoshaia shkola" Uz5SIt, 1961. 137 p.
(MIRA 14ill)
(Uzbekistan-Economic policy)
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TOROPOV, IT.A.; RABKIN, L.I.; MYDENMID, E.Zh.; ZPSHTRMI, B.Sh.
Phase composition and certain ferromagnetic properties of manganese-zinc for-
rites. Zhur.prikl.khim. 26 no.9:982-990 S '53. (KLRA 6:10)
(Phase rule and equilibrium) (Ferrites)

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Is a ma--:dm-mbk diMculty in their mm. pruchtetion.

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SOV/ 137-58-7-14,184
Translation frorn: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 7, p 79(USSR)
AUTHORS: ,,, FrUdenkk'.d, E.Zh., Sedmalis, U.Ya.
TITLE: Possibilities of Utilization of Manganous Open-hearth Slags for
Production of Binder Compounds (Vozmozlinosti ispol'zovaniya
niargantsovistykh rnartenovskikh shlakov dlya proizvocistva
vyazliushchikh veslichestv)
PERIODICAL: Zinatn. raksti. Latv. Univ., Uch. zap. Latv. un-t, 1957,
Nr 14, pp 173-178
ABSTRACT: The open-hearth slags (S) investigated were taken from the
waste of the Liyepaya "Krasnyy metallurg" [Red Metallurgist
plant (the S were primarily nongranulated). A sample of S of
the following chemical composition was employed: 28.3% SiO2,
37.016 CaO, 9.576 MgO, 9.4% Fe203. 6.21% A1203, 7.9% MnO,
1-5% P205. Eleven various mixtures were prepared (the only
addition being sand, sand and gypsum, sand and Portland
cement, sand and CaO and CaC2). It was found that after being
ground in a ball mill or a vibrating mill, the nongranulated S
of the plant indicated exhibit a G-b compr. of -40 kg/cm2after
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SOV/ 137-58-7-14484
Possibilities of Utilization of Manganese Open-hearth Slags (Cont.)
The binding compound thus obtained may be utilized in manufacture of slag-
sand blocks employed in the construction of walls of small buildings as well
as in the prr!paration of mortar solutions.
A. M.
1. Materials--Bonding 2 Slags--Applications
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YRNYDENFICLID. N.Zh.; APSITIS, A.A.
The effect of differsnt additions on the properties of titanium
cerarAce for capacitors. Zhur. prikl. khim. 30 no.9:1390-1394
S '57. (MIRA 11:1)
(Titanium) (Ceramic materials) (Condensers (Mactrieity))

zn=, ru.r.. [Xiduke, J.]; VAYVAD, A.Ya. [Vaivads, AJ; irREfDnFRL'D.
E.Zh. [Preidenfeld, XJ
Physicochemical proportion of~(- and)9- calcium sulfate nAmi-
hydrates. Izv.vys.ueheb.zav.; khimel khim.takh. 2 no.6:920-925
159. (KIRA 13:4)
1. k1zhakiy politekhnichaskly institut. Ufedra neorganicheekoy
khimichaskoy tekhnologilo
(Calcium sulfate)

YRrfD]RIFZL'D. E.Zh.; APSITIS, A.A.; PRITSBMG, V.Ya.
Studying the crystal phases and some dielectric properties of
components of the system CaO - BaO - Ti Or Izv, vys. uchebo zav.;
fiz. no.4:68-71 '59. . (MIRA 13:3)
I.Iatviyakiy gosunivernitet im. P. Stuchki i Rtzhakiy politekhnicheskiy
institut.
(Titanium oxide) (Barium oxide) (Calcium oxide)

85886
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1? Yf 116 2, )
S/048/60/024/011/022/036
B006/B06O
AUTHORS: Fritsberg, V. Y ., Freyde nf e1 Ld j- and Kruchan, Ya. Ya.
TITLE: Dielectric PropertieAnd Structure of Solid Solutions of the
LbTiO3 "Bi TiO " System
�rTiO V, 2/3 3
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya Akademii nauk SSSR. Seriya, fizicheskaya, 1960,
Vol. 24, No. 11, PP. 1387-1390
TEXT: This is the reproduction of a lecture delivered at the Third
Conference on Ferroelectricit which took place in Moscow from january
25 to 30, 1960. The authors studied the transition of the PbTiO 3 -
SrTiO 3 - If Bi 213 Ti03" system from the typical seignettoelectric state into
a state with relaxation polarization. The initial materials used for the
preparation of the ceramicw/specimens were PbO, Bi 203' TO 2, and SrCO 3' The
analyses of -the specimens were accurate within 1.5% by weight.,E and tang
were measured by the usual methods in a wide frequency and temperature
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Die)ectric Properties and Structure of Solid S/04 60/024/011/022/036
Solutions of the PbTiO 3 - SrTiO3 Bi 2/3 TiO3 B006YB060
System
range, the seignettoelectric properties were studied at 50 cps, the X-ray
analyses were made with an X-ray diffractometer of the type YPC -50"
(URS-50I). The determination of the lattice parameters by the counting
technique was accurate within tO.002 M. Two sections were examined in the
ternary system (Fig. 1), wherein the ratios of SrTiO 3 and PbTiO3 were
constantly equal to 7:3 (A) and 4:6 (B), while the "Bi2/3 TO 311
concentration varied from one compound to another. It was established by
X-ray analysis that there actually is a range of solid solutions in the
system and that the compounds of section A have a pseudocubic structure
under only slight additions, while those relative to B are tetrac-onal
(at room temperature). The lattice parameters of different compositions
are given. Fig. 2 shows EM and Fig. 3 shows F, and tang as functions of
temperature t for compounds of section A and soction B for different
t)Bi2/3TiO3to additions of 1 3 and 0 - 40 molelo. The following rules were
established: 1) An increase of the 1113i 2/3Ti03" content on a variation of
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Solutions of the PbTiO 3 -SrTiO3 Bi 2/3 TO3 B006/BO60
System
the ratio of PbTiO3 and SrTiO3 gives.rise to an increase of the lattice
tetragonality, while the phase transition shifts toward higher
temperatures. 2) If there is more PbTiO3 than SrTiO 39 the seignettoelectric
character of the initial substance is basically conserved under an increase
of the "Bi 2/3T103 11 addition. 3) If, on the contrary, SrTiO3prevails, the
introduction of the addition will give rise both to a shift of the phase
transition to higher temperatures and to an enlargement of the phase
transition region; at the same time, a relaxation can be observed in the
dielectric polarization. The increase of lattice tetragonality on the
introduction of.the addition can be explained by the high polarizability
of the bismuth ion. The authors finally thank G. A. Smolenskiy for having
proposed the subject and for his supervision, as well as I. Ye. t1yllnikova
for advice given in regard of the preparation of,specimens. There are 3
figures and 6 references: 5 Soviet and 1 Japanese.
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Dielectric Properties and Structure of Solid
Solutions of the PbTiO 3 r SrTiO3 Bi 2/3 TiO 311
System
ASSOCIATION: Latviyskiy gos. universitet im.
State University imeni Petr 'aki).
politekhnicheskiy institut (RjEa
85886
S/048/60/024/011/022t/036
B006/to6o
Petra Stuchki (Latvian
Rizhskiy
Folytechnic Institute.)
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:14, -~ 6-6 0(//to) B1181~101
AUTHORS: Kreldenfelld, E. Zh., Fritsbere, V. Ya., Kruchan, Ya. Ya.
TlTLE-. Effect of addition of SiO on thin propertie.-- of
2
BaTiO 3
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 16, 1961,
166250(Uch.zap.Rizhsk.politekhn.in-ta, 21 1959, 115-127)
TEXT: Addition..of SiO 2 to BaTiO 3 M causes a decrease of the parameters
and the tetragonality of the elementary cell, irrespective of the method
of addition. This is obviously related to.the formation of a solid solu-
tion of the substitution type. Of the new phases,.'the compound, BaTiSiO 5
is formed first of all. Addition of SiO 2 shifts the Curie point of I by
25 - 300C toward high temperatures, which also confirms the formation of a
solid solution. Addition of SiO 2 lowers the dielectric constant and
changes the parameters of the dielectric hysteresis loop. The residual
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Effect of addition of S102 ... B118/B1O1
polarization is reduced while the coercive force is increased. If
amounts are added, the spontaneous polarization tends to increase,
whereas it tends to decrease at high concentrations. FAbstracter's
Complete translation.-]
small
note:
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AUTHORS: Freydenfe~d, E. Zh., Fritsberg, V. Ya., Kruchan, Ya. Ya.
TITLE: Dielectric properties and structure of solid solutions in the
CaTiO 3 -Bi 2/3T'03 system
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Fizika, no. 2, 1963, 64, abstract 2E42O
C'Uch. zap. Rizhsk. politekhn. in-t", 1962, v. 6, 251 - 255)
TEXT: The existence of solid solutions was observed in the CaTiO 3 - "2/3S
system for a content of Bi 2/3 TiO3up to 25 - 30 mol%. In the indicated ceramic sok
id solutions, the water absorption, the lattice constant, the roentgenographic den-
sity, the microhardness and the dielectric properties were investigated. It is
shown that at room temperature the crystal lattice is cubic, and that the lattice
constant increases with the increase of the content of Bi,/,TiO The dielectric
permittivity6 of the solid solutions increases as the content oFthe second com-
ponent increases (from 150 to 220), and also as the temperature decreases. No
maximum of6 and no hysteresis loops were observed down to the temperature of liq-
uid air (the ferroelectric phase transition is possible at lower temperatures).
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Dielectric properties and structure of ... Ao62/AIO1
Relaxation phenomena were not observed in the frequency range from 200 cps to
200 kc and at temperatures from -170 to +1500C.
V. Petrov
[Abstracter's note: Complete translation]
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AUTHORS: Fritserg, V.Ya., and Kruchan,Ya.XA.
TITLE: The dielectric properties and structure of solid
solutions in the system CaT - BaTiO
'03
PERIODICALt 11oferativnyy zhurnal, Elektrotokchniket i anargetika,
no.2, 1963, 15, abstract 2 B 77. (Zinatn. raksti.
Rigas politehn. inst., Uch. zap. Rizhsk. politekhn.
in-ta, v.6, 1962, 251-255)
TEXT: Solid solutions of the system CaTiO - Ba TiO were
2/3 3
investigated to find whether they show seignette-electric phase-
transitions, by analogy with solid solutions of SrTiO -Bi TiO
3 2/3 3,
and whether relaxation effects are observed in them. It is shown
that 'the region of solid solutions of the systems investigated is
limited to concentrations of 25-30% mole Bi T At room
2/3 i03'
temperature, X-ray structural analysis showed that the compositlons~
had a cubic lattice in which the lattice constant a increased on
increasing the content of Bi 2/3 TiO 3* The table gives results of a~
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The dielectric properties and ...
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study of the physical-chemical and ceramic properties of solid
solutions of the system studied. Values of e and tan 6 of
solid solutions were studied as functions of temperature in the
range from 73 OK (-200 'C) to 423 *K (+150 *C), in the frequency
.-range of 100 c/s to 200 kc/s. on increasing the concentration of
Bi 2/3 TiO3an increase in c is observed. However, the
temperature functions of c and tan 6 for solid solutions differ
.'little from those for pure Ca T'03. To verify the presence of the
, seignette-electric phase-transition presupposed by the authors, it;
-is necessary to continue investigations of the dielectric
properties down to helium temperatures. The hysteresis loops and
relaxation effects were not observed in the investigated systems
down to the temperature of liquid air.
2 figures. 8 references.
[Abstractor's note: Complete translation
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firing Water
absor- Lattice
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density Micro-

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hardness
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k
kg/mm
lated lysis 0C C %
0 0 1300 1400 14-00 3.822 4.o--) -
5 5.4 1200 1400 0.21, 3.819 4.20 395
10 8.5 12oo 1300 0.22 3.821 4-37 412
20 18.16 iloo 1300 o.o8 3.827 4.69 470
25 22.1 1100 1300 0.91 3.831 4.84 420
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ACC NRI
EWT(m)/E'HP(t_)/F,WP(b) P(c) JD
AP3028117 SOURCE CCDZ:: UR/0048/65/029/011/2046/204!)
AUTHOR: Freydenfelld, E.Zh.; Yanson,G.D Kruchnn,Yo.Ya
ORG: -RiGn Polytechnic Institute (Rizliskiy politeldinichookiy institut); Latvian State
Univ~rsity.(Latviyskiy gosudarstvonnyy univorsitet)
.I I,-
TITLE: Ferrooloctri p operties of solid solutions of bismuth and jAn_th== ferrites
in lend metaniobate V port, Fourth All-Union Conference on Forroolectricity hold at
RosiovIgn-the Don 12-16 September 19
SOURCE: AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Seriya'ftzlchesknya, v. 29, no. 11, 1965, 2046-2049
TOPIC TAGS; ferroelectric material, solid solution, bismuth, lanthnnum, ferrite, lend,
niobate, dielectric constant, dielectric lossCurie p lattlce'pdi~fflheter
ABSTRACT: Continuing their earlier work on lead metnniobate based heterovalont solid
solutions, the authors have investigated the forroelectric and other properties of
the PbNb2O6 - B'2FO206 and PbNb206 - La2Fe2O6 systems in order to determine the effect
of replacing divalont lead by trivalent bismuth and lanthanum, and pentavalent ni0bium
by trivalent iron on the forroelectric Curie point anol other properties of lead
metaniobate and to explore the possibility of obtaining materials with peculiar
dielectric and magnetic properties. The solid solutions were synthesized by solid
state reaction of the oxides with double roasting in air. After a preliminary I hour
heating at 1100' the bismuth ferrite solutions were hold for 30 minutes at 1240-12700,

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and the lanthanum ferrite solutions at 1280-13000. X-ray studies showed that in both
systems solid solutions with the potasaium-tungsten bronze structure were formed only
over a narrow range (tip to about 10 mole %) of ferrite content. The ceramic proper-
tics were studied, the lattice parameters were measured, diletametric mensurements
were made, and the temperature dependences of the dielectric constant and the
dielectric loss were investigated with experimental techniques that have been do-
neribud olnowhoro by E.Zli.Froydonfulld, O.D.Yannon, niKI 0.111.Mnlujimova (Izv. AN lintvSOM
Sor. khim., 4, 345 (190)). Thormog!nphic measurements with a Kurnnkov pyronctor
revealed the transformation of PbO from one modification to another at 280-3500 and
the formation of PbNlm~06 at 530-8500. All the investigated solid solutions were ferro-
clectrics; the Curia point fell rapidly in both systems with increasing ferrite con-
tent. The temperature at which the dielectric constant peaked (the Curio poiut) did
not vary with the wasuring frequency over the range from 4 to 200 kiloc)cle/sec. The
dielectric loss remained large below the Curio point, owing to the high electric con-
ductivity. Orig. art. has, 4 figures and 1 table.
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AUTHOR: Yanson, G. D.; Bindar, Ye. I.; Maksimova. 0. S.; Fre
J.9
ORG: Riga Polytechnic Institute (Rizhskiy politekhnicheskiy institut)
TITLE: Kinetics of formation of certain lead compounds
AN SSSR. Izvestiya. Neorgan ye7materialy, v. 2, no. 9 1966 1563-1567
SOURCE: icheski
TOPIC TAGS: stoichiometric mixture, lead oxide, lead compound
ABSTRACT: Stoichiometric mixtures of oxides corresponding to PbTi03, PbZr03, and
PbNb206 were wet-ground, pressed into disks, fired at 300-9000C for 30-180 min, sin-
tered and tested for water absorption, linear shrinkage, weight loss, and phase compo-
sition by chemical and x-ray methods. Lead niobate started at about 300 and ended at
6000C. Formation of lead titanate proceeded at almost the same rate, starting at
5500C. Lead zirconate started to form at 650OC; it proceeded at a high rate and stop-
ped at 9000C. The apparent energies of activation for lead titanate and zirconate
Q = 4.575 tg a
are close to one another. For PbNbZO6 it is somewhat lower because formation takes
place at a lower temperature. The Jander equation (Z. anorgan. allgem. Chem., 163,
1, 1927) is valid only for the initial stage of reaction; the Ginstiling equation M
pz-W. khimii, 23, 1249; 25, 718(1952). gives more satisfac'.jry results for the deter-
C.rd 1/2
UDC: 546.815 531.1
'7/2
Ord

SVEITOVS A.A... kand.tekhn.nauk; FREYDIMELIDO O.K.,, inzh.
Tileg fot oasily detachable roofs of industrial buildings. Prom.
stroi. 4.1 ao.9:28~-31 S 163. (MIRA 16:11)
1

, -r
r : I -: ~-. Z,~-l w , V .I .I,ar;i. Tcch. 3ci.
Dissertation: "Dynamic Theory for Calculatint! the rbyls of a De-p Cil Consi--IezrinE
Friction." 'Noscow Order of the Labor Red B-inner Petroleum Jr,!;t Imeni. Ac--den-dcain
1. M. GubkIn, 3 Jun 47.
SO: Vechernyaya ~Iopkva, Jun, 1~?47 (Project #17836)

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IM J. A. Cbmuk A. J. F ud L T. Anowtitrom,
Dysmk mkWAm dt ~k one" , .. , am
ha - - fees" asaltkiel So pop Ub" (in Ramlits). lm Akad.
Nauh NVATI, Pre. telth.Nook 190, an. 0, SM4176 (June 1010).
MW frwml vowatimme im a dwp.WA pwap md AM Wark(WI out
tin the In-k of a Wee dimVmm aramord at the uppvt m-1 of the
PUFATI rt"l. rfirlinme is istchwed, the viiiras"tamont - M imt,
)wing pvm6mjA [mm theaverW impul-wark rate At the 1,,pof the
rml, awl Ilu, averw oetqmmil~work into In fillistc a meavarml qu4n-
tity Of CrAl fr"On the wen hattam. TWA theory of 6"gitoliwj
vilwafirum im WMU4 out to give the &*ding no I he lblu"N" Avid
the nui4isoncl Ilsoplantlrt. IrsaWyingthipthenrytasnartual
rml-ftell inalmlUlinn, exeWlent agrremml was ablairwd betwetn
the prMI"M wintlan of the plufter awl the mrasurr-I nutput
dthe well. Walter W. Awoks, 11,41L

FREDRIZON, A.I.
Activity of the departMent of Measuring, eq,djnPnt in a plant.
Izm.tekh. no.10:35-37 0 165.
(miFA 18:12)

Fk~,NDz;i~"ZUJ, V. M.
7645. FF-:;rIj -,azoll, V. M. -- voistanovleniye rezhushchevo I meritpallnot~o instrumenta.
(opyt khar1k. zavoda transp. mashinostroyeniya). A., 1954. 52 s. s ill.
20 sm. (M-vo trannD. mashinostroyeniya SSSR. Vsesovuz. proyektnotekhnol.
in-t voti. obmen takhri. opytom. vyp. 2). 1.000 ekz. b. ts. -- avt.
ukazan nit 3-Y a. -- (55-656zh)
621.91.02-77 &- 621.803.3.77
SO: iaW-Iwuzq ialtloaplsla ' , Vol. 7, 1955

SOV/ 137-57-6-10548
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurg.iya, 1957, Nr 6, p 163 (USSR)
AUTHORS: Gol'dshteyn, M.Ye., FreyqgnzonV.M.
TITLE: Chrome Plating a Cutting Tool (Khroinirovantye rezhushchego in-
strumenta)
PERIODICAL: Tekhnol. transp. mashinostroyeniya, 1956, Nr 5, pp 27-31
ABSTRACT: Description of the technique of metered chrome plating of taps,
cutting dies, gear-wheel cutters, and worm-gear milling cutters.
For gear-wheel cutters and worm-gear milling cutters anode-
cathode devices are used in which the anodes are of steel or of
lead-coated steel. Brief notes on the use of a chrome-plated tool
are given.
Ye.G.
Card I I I

FUTI)ENZON, Ye. (Novosibirsk)
Cooperative aoclatios of Novosibirsk. From. koop. 12 no.7:12
Jl '58. (MIRA 11:8)
(Ilovosibirsk-LManufactures)

YFUCYDENZONO Ye. (Novosibirsk)
Ingenlous design for an evaporator. Prom. koop. 12 no.8:30 Ag 158.
(MIRA 11:9)
(Evaporating appliances) (Glue)

FEMENZCK. Ye. (Novosibirsk)
Agreement Is signedooso Promokoopo 13 no.2:7 F '59- (MMA 12 W
(Novosibirsk-Olothine, industry)

137-1958-3-4979
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 3, p 74 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Freydenzon, Ye. Z.
T IT LE: Prevention of Spoilage in the Production of Heavy Sheet Metal
(Bor'ba s brakom pri proizvodstve tolstykh listov)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Nauchno-tekhri. o-va chernoy metallurgii, 1956, Vol 10,
pp 534-540
ABSTRACT: Equipment and systems developed and employed by the sheet-
rolling shop of the Novo-Tagillskiy plant are described together
with the improvements of various technological operations that
are responsible for a significant reduction in the amount of
spoilage and waste due to scaling and other reasons. The follow-
ing methods were found effective in the prevention of spoilage of
heavy sheet metal due to scaling: a) automatic switching of gas
and air lines in the furnaces; b) employment of furnace gas with
a Q :S 2200 cat/m3; c) installation of it chain-type scale
remover and modification of the duct system design. Recommen-
dations for the prevention Of spoilage due to low quality of metal
Card 1/1 are also given. Ref. RzhMet, 1957, Nr 1.1, 23684. V. D.

FREYDEII.ZON, Xe.Z.; RYABDKONI, N.K.; SUKUN, V.D.; RABINOVICH, D.M.;
BAZILLVICHY T.N.
Improving the mechanical properties of lightweight rolled shapes
made of carbon and low-alloy steels. Stall 22 no.3:262-263 Mr
162. OM& 15:3)
1. Niz~ne.-Tagillskiy metallurgicheskiy kombinat.
(Steel alloys-.Heat treatment)

FREYDFSZONP Ye.z. It
. ~ - I - -- J-~14
It is the tfek'6f metallurgists to lengthen the service life of
rails. Put i put.khon. 6 no.110 162. (NIRA 161l)
1. Glavnyy inzh. Ni2hnstagillskogo metallurgicheskogo
kombinata,, Nishniy Tagil.
(Railroads--Rails)
11, 1 j

~~4YZDNt_Y*,Z,; RYABOXON', N.K.; RABINOVICH, D.M.; SMEBRYAKOV, V.S.
Properties of welded heat-treated railB. Stall 22 no.11:1040-
1041 N 162, (MA 15:11)
1. Nishne-Tagillskiy metallurgicheBkiy kombinat.
(Railroads--Rails)

FREYDZNZO~1., Ye.Z.,- KALININ, A.I.
Robirth of a blooming mill. Metallurg 8 no.2:27-30 F 163.
(MIRA 16:2)
1. Nizhne-Tagillskiy metaUurgichaskiy kombinat.
(Rolling mills)

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AUMOR: F denton, RabiggXIcb. P, M. j yp-yokuror, 1. Ya* I Loshkind, N.A.
Xay=jhjna. 4- Y I Fireydenton, YU."re, I
TITLE: ~?ays of ixpraving the nechanical EEayertl f low-carboa and Idw allay-
steel/ ghtateittrA c-ectioam
SOU& $119 no, 6, 1%5j 553-357
TOPIC TAG9# ecushening. low carb~a at-col, low all,gr steel. sheet steel,
steel dectiont steel bam, quenched steel. toughezrA steel, spray qumbing,
q4edeldng tank, impact toudwess
ABSTRACT; Sims the toughsaing.of Iwo-cAxbon and low-alloy ustal by scene of
heat treatment roptres substantial capital Investments, it is of- interest Abo,
consider other technIques, The authors describe the work befog done in this
field at the Ntzhniy Tagil Ketalturgical Coubtue vith 'respect to the toughening-
of izetal while it still is In heated state lnzedist4y after Its rolling or
forging. 14me, sheets, ad strips were either fmamrsed to a quenching water
Unk installed at the end of the roller table or ;4ssed through an mperLuental

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spray installation. For stabilization of the properties at the required level
and enhancevAnt of plasticity after the toughening by quenching in the tank, it
in expedient to Oerform additional tespering by means of the available hQAt-
treatment equipment. In the spray installation the required level of properties
can be attained by adjusting the pressure and delivery rate of the cooling
water. The effect of temperature was more precisely determined in lAboratory
experiments with 3sp steeli cooling in water frcm temperatures corresponding
to the monaphdae (y"' and two-phase (y + a) regions agerts a uarked and a,-arly
identical toughening affect and pro&ces an impact toughness (at +20'C) at the
level of 8-10 kgpu/;a~f. In this way, the strength qLtalitles of low-carboaxetal
could be increased 15-25%, and those of low-alloy metal, 30-50%. without
detriment to plastic properties and Impact tou&aess in the presence of negative
tenperatures and after aechanIcal. a". Toughening, beyond these limits usually
deteriorates the plasti,6 properties of the metal. lite uniformity of cooling
over the area of the metal In of special Importance. VrIg. art. has: 4 figures#
5 tables.
ASSOCIMCH i XLzhn&-T&gft' skly metellu;,gicheakly i%xibinat C91rhaly Tatil
-Metallursical Combine)

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RAF, ;I NOV ~ V.M.j DOICSKOY, S.A.; T(RSH!UjVf Yii,lf.p 7HLTj'T."~Jt'.!-)"V', N'A.; UDOV-21ii.0,
V.G,,- TREIIhOZ014, Ye.Z.
Blowl.ng of cast iron in high--.apaolty coriverLers. Metallurg 10 rio-').*
15-18 S 165. (MIRA 180) ~
1. Nizline-Tagillakly metAllurgichesk-Ly kcmbinat,

1%
FREYDENZON, Ye.Z.; 11USHKASH, I.i.; ii.!,.; Gi-`,.'~YSHEV , V 7
-- . .. - I k., I
Char,acteristicB of' making vanadium cust, iron fron titano-
magnetite ores from the Kachkanar deposit. Stall 25 no.6:
492-497 je 165. (,'.~-FA l8:(-,)
1. Nlizhne-Tagillskiy metallurgicheskly kombinat.

ARNAUTOV, V.T.; BAFANOV, V.14.; KMJSKOYP *; PASTUKHOV, A.I.; Sf-IJPNOV, I-A.;
TOR5111MV, Yu.'V.; TRETIYAKOV, M.A.; fir'OVETIKI, V.G.; F!-TYJ.:ETZOII,. Ie.Z.
SHCHEKAIEV, Yu.S. ; Prinirali uchastiye.- MAKAYEV, S.V. ; YOMPANIYET.S.,
G.M.; NAGOVITSYN, D.F.; NOVOLADDSKIY, P.I.; VARSFAVSKIY, V.L.;
KOROC,CDSKIY, V.G.; KLIBANOV, Ye.l,.: ME'DVEDEVSKIKII, Yu.; TAUNTSEVA,
T.I.; DUBROV, N.F.; W-FRYAN, S.K., TOPYCHKANOV, B.I.; CHARUSIMIKOV,
O.A.; EIIARITONCV, Yu.A.
Developing and mustering the technology of' converting vanudium
cast iron in oxypen-blown converters with a 100 Lon ('Mr.) capacity.
Stall 25 no.~,-IM4-rM8 Je 165. (.Alfu 18:6)
1. Nizhrie-Tagi.Llskily mAajIuriiehe.Aiy kombinitt (for Niik~iyev,
niyets, Nagovitsyn, Novolodskiy, Varshavskiy, Korogodskiy, Klibt,;iov,
Medvedevskikh, Talantspva) . 2. Ij ral lskiy nauc 1 PIK-
institut chenykh metallov (for ijubrov, rizemy;am, Topychkunuv. 711,a--i-~i
nikov, hliuritoncoi) .

KOKUSHKIN, D.P.; F
TZ.YMNZON, Yg,,Z.-; KOMPANIYETS, I.A.; SHMONIN, G,M.; LFBEDEV, "W,
A.A.; ZATULOVSKAYA, Ye.Z.; Prinimali uchastiyet DITBROV, N.F.; PASTUKHOV,
A.I.; ISAYEV, N.I.; STAROSELETSKIY, M.I.; AKSELIROD, L.M.
Improving the quality of a faceted ingot by changing the shape of its
side surfaces. Stall 25 no.7t610-612 Jl Q-5. (MIRA 18:7)
1. Urallskiy nauchno-iasledovatellskiy institut chernykh metallov
i Nizhne-Tag1-1:'skiy metallurgicheskiy kombinat.

D.1,11., inzh.;
ZAVUAMSKAYA, Yo.Z., inzh.; SIM5~',TKICA, N.A., inzh.
Effect of the compcsition of the he5~t insulating material
on the macros true ture of rails. Stall -5 110-6:803-L405 S 165.
(j,jTj-tA 18,9)
.1 . 14 i zhno-Tu g I I I s k S y jn,~ tu I I tt.,- g i~,,: ',4 ~c~ I.

FftEYDENMN, Ye.Z.; FREYDENZON, Yu.Ye.; KOTSARI, S.L.; ZATL0VSiVY,'-, Ye.-','.;
J,
Prinimali uchastiye: KASIYIIIOVA, K.S.; WDRIF, L.Ya.; T11,I)FEYFITA,
T.D.; KOTFLINIKOVA, 7.G.; VOYLOSHNIKOVA, A.I.; VASEVA, P.S.;
GNATYUK, II.I.; MYKOLINIKOVI A.A.; BURKSER, A.Ye.; PON11,11', D.M.;
OGORODNIKOVI G.K.
Developing ar efficient shape for slab ingots. Stall 25 no.6:
539-543 Je 165. (M-41LA IS: 6)
1. Nizhne-Tagillskiy metallurgicheskiy kombinat (for Ye. Freydenzon,
Yu. Freydenzon, Kotsarl, Zatulovskaya).

U VO I 331r,';,Ir
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M')3, 553-537
c"21, 1crf 01107 GtQPl, c.'.i-;:t
steel. tcuLhemed 6t,101. C~Z,.
of lr~s-crrloo end -,7! of
7%O e-~7crlbe tho tn2rh 1-~*~--.
with
.1t rtill in In LC111C Atrft!~ ;- -!:dlstc.17 all:r: 1~ '11r7 c
I a tV..a cad of tLa rall.cr tzblo or padscd thr': ta

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inntallation. ror atn'jilinntion of the properties at the required leyel
of p1n.-ALCIty nftnr tha tc-j~,licnin5 by qiienchIr,:,, In tho tor0k, it
irl c-,it'licrit to fnrfor.3 tc parin- by ni!3na of the vr~nlln lo hent-
Et Ill.;tillIntion the raq-Arcd 1,-Yl of properties
In t,
c~n ba stcnilir.1 by adjuativ,-, Clio prpr!~ura and delivery rate bf.t'hm coullng
w~:tf.r. 710 effect of ';vo v:,-a ,.are procincly dntari::lnvJ In laboratory
1.1th 35P atral: ccoliw~ In vater frc--% tr,-.pn,,aWrr-i c(,.rrr:-,Vcndin5
to L~~n + a) rr31ons rnerts ti nn.0-.il n~3rly
r,~C,:ct arid pro-'-,cna an in7act tou,,j',inr-.r-,s (at -1-20"C) at the
of 0-10 In this im-1, the atrc~gth qualitiv* of 1cr,-carbonmatal
mild ba intrenncl i5-25%, aiid thona of low-allo7 sactal, 30-50'., irithout,
to p1natic proprrtica and I=-,i-act touOincan in thn pre!lCrice of ncnative
and after i--:clvjnIc4l Twulicning beyond thrno 11--lita usually
&t.-r!czatea tlia plantic propartlen of the rtatal. 7he of coolLn3
OrIg. art. hani 4 fit;ur
-~vnr tho area 6f the wtal in of spccial ioportants. as
5
not-Allur5lchachly kambinAt Qllthniz Ta~,Ll

BURKSER, V~Ye.; IOFFE, Ya.Ye.; IVANITSY1Y, A.V.; 1,71LYDE11201i, Yu.Yp..;
SEROVA., A.M.
Inventigat:ng the irregularities of the ~,-ating of sheet ingots
in compartment-type, heating furnaces with a sliding bottom.
Stall 25 no.6:509 Je 165. (MIRA 18:6)
.L. Ni~hne-Tagill8kiy metallurgichaskiy ki:nbirat.

FREYDENZON, Ye.Z.; FR~,T4FNZO.N,Yu~Ye.; KOTSARI, S.L.; ZA7TIfjIj'S7J.Y~', Ye.'-,'.;
Prinimali uchastiye: KPSIYANOVA, K.S.; 14-TRIF.', L.Ya.;
T.D.; KOTELINIKOVA, Z.G.; VOYLOSHNIKOVA, A.I.; W.SEVA, F.S.;
GNATYUK, P.I.; 14YKOLINIKOV, A.A.; BURKSEF, A.Ye.; POTTEP, D.M.;
OGORODNIKOV, G.K.
Developing aL efficient shape for slab ingots. Stall 25 no.(E:
539-543 Je 165. (RIPA 18: 6)
1. Nizhne-Tagillskiy metallurgicheskiy kombinat (for Ye. Freydenzon,
Yu. Froydenzon, Kotsarl, 7atulovskayn).

ZATONCHKOVSMY A.D.9 doktor tekhn.nauk; TABKO, Ta.M., kand.tekhn.nauk;
JUDGER., Xj.,nauchm sotrudnik; BERMHMN, M.1h.kand.tekhmauk
Development of the method of obtaining foam from a polyvinyl
chloride paste for the manufacture ~fza:rtificial leather.
Nauch.-isel.trudy VNIIPIK no 1211148 160. (MIRA 1612)
(Leather, Artifi;ial)' (Vinyl polymers)
. ~I

ABRAMOVA, V.V.1 starshly nauchnyy.sotrudaik; PLOTNIKOV, I.V,, kand. takhn.
nauk; mladohiy nauchnyy sotrudnik; PISARENKO,
A.P.? doktor khim. nauk, prof.; PAVLOV, S.A., doktor takhn.
nauk, prof.
Manufacture of artificial suede type leather without salt
washout. Nauch.-iBsl. trudy VNIIPIK no.l,'.il56-l63 163.
(MIRA IBM)

KHQROSIIAYA, Ye.S.,. kand. khiM. naii1q. KOIJOLIKOVA, K.D., mladshly nauclinyy
sotrudnik; ABRAMOVA, V.V., starishiy nauchnyy ootrudnik;
FREYDG .. mladahiy. nauchnyy. sotrudnik-
Rapid.titratian..and.rafractometric mthad for determining moiature
Nauch.-issl. trudy VNIIPIK no.14:167-
content of WH4HC03. (M7RA 18:12)
170 163.

=MMIOV, Yu.V.; YMDGEYM, N.I.
Mcaminer graduated to 1 second. Stan.i 1nstr. 31 no.10:39-40 0 160.
(MIRA 13:10)
(Imvel (Tools)--Testing)

Froydi-o7mas, Ayzll~,ovich
Litovskaya Literatura fLithuanian
Litetature, bj7 P. A. Freydgeymas 1
S. B. Tomonis. Moskva, 1955.
66 p.
At head of title! Moscow. Pu-,lich-
naya Fiblioteka /-and7 viina. Puhlich-
naya Fiblioteka.
92
-F6

FREYDI EICNOVP A,- SHVEDCIIIKOV, A.
0
Plastics abroad. Plast.massy no.6s65-?l 162. (M~RA 15:6)
(Plastics)

MOSKALENKO, Z.D.; FREYDIN,* K.I.
Stratigraphy of Jurassic and Cretaceous sediments in the upper
Amur Valley (Urka, 011doy, B.Never, and Burinda basins). Zap.
LGI 47 no.2t3-13 164. (MIRA 1813)