SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT GORDEZIANI, D.G. - GORDINA, R.V.

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dy,
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ORG: Acad2N of Sciences,
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MISSR. Tbilisi Mathematical Institute in* A* M.
upsms &w&..L.LPox6xj xvmwv~wau"~w-4 --.j
Tlml Fjoe of a localIX one-dimensional ~saod for solving a
multidimensional
pax,abAia eQuation of order 2m
SOURCZS: AN GruzSSR. Soobehcherlyap v. 39P no. 39 1965, 535-541
TOPIC TLOSt differential equation, parabolic equation
ABSn .ACTt- The author shows tho applicability of the locally
one-dimensional method of
I A. A.. Saaarsky (0b odmon skonoidabnom raznastnom m6tode resheniya
mnogomarnogo -
peralalicheakogo ursynwdys v Imoisvolluoy oblastio Zhurnal.
vychislitelluoy matematiki
1-nal-maticheakoy fisikip 2u-No. 787-811) to the solution of
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GDRDEZjffi;_,._~arlo ShAlvovichz GORDEZIANI,
Marlen Shalvovich;
GAPRIND .ASHVI ILI.,.1021f SilOvanOvich -
(Labeled atoms and their use in agriculture]
[Mechenys
atomy i ikh-primenenie v selfaltom
khoziaistva. Tbilisi,
Sabchota. Sakartivelcol 1965. 138 p.
(In,Georgian]
(KIRA IM)

G)RDEZIANI, Karlo, Shalvovichl
MRI)vZwIA,'j,,j4srl9n Shalvov~ch;
GAPRINDASHVILIy losif Silovanoirich ,
[Labeled atoms and their use in agriculture)
(Macharqe
atomy i ikh.primatenie v sel'alcom
khosiaistvet Tbilisi,
Sabohote. Sakartyelol 1965. 1311 p.
(In.Georgian]
i (KIRA 160)

RIJKHADZI, D.A.0 inzh.; GORDULAXI, N.Y., Insh.
Determining the optimum height of higb-basicity
sinter
burdenit. Stall 20 no. 12:1074 D l6o.' (XIU 13.-12)
(Sintering)

IqALYSHEV) S.Ls inzh,; KHOSHTARIYA, Sh,F.j inzh.,- GLADKOSKOK,
P.P., inzh.;
RADCHENKO, F,G,, -inzho,- '11rinJimli uchastiye; BOKOLISHVILI)
Sh.S.;
RUJUM) R.I.) SHARASIIIDZF,,, S.Sh.; BEREUVOY,
RUKHADZE.,, IF. TATAHADZE, Z.
Mastering the sintering of-Dashkesan ores as acceptable charge
for
open-hearth furnaces. Stall 20 no* 741~-00 V1 160. (MIRA 140)
I., Zakavkazqkiy me-tallurgichookiy zavod.
(Dashkesm.-Iron aedv) (Sintering)
(Open-hearth furnacei3-:-Eqxdpment and supplies)
7

RUKWZ1, D.A., inzh.; (kORDRZIANIL N.*,R!jL_inzh.
Blast furnace operations on mitural gas. Stall 20
no. 12:1074
D 16 o-. (MIRA 13:12)
'(Blast furnaces-3qui-pment and supplies)
I

XASHAKASHVILIq N.V,; GLADKOSKOK~ F.P.1 KHOSHTARnAi Sh.F.;
MINDEUs M.Sh.
Prinimali uohastiyRe PARASTASHITU, V.V.; KOBMDZE, V.G.1
CHKHEIDZE, LA.; HJKUM; B*A4,; MEKEWHVIILT, 06Aeps SHAWHIDZE)
S. Sh.; GOGISH71U, Me; MEMMUO N.V.; DZ2WHVMI; A.T.;
GORDEZIANII N.F.; ABRAMISHVILIj R.N.
Performance of Transcaucasia Metallurgical Plant blast fur-
naces operating on natural gas. Trudy GPI [Mruz. I no,401-23
t62 (MIRA 1798)

KASHAKASJIVILI, N.V.1 SHA-RADZENIDZE, S.A.; MALYSHEV,,S.I.;
CHKHK=j Z.A.
GIBRADZE.. Sh.S.; KHOSHTARMA, Sh.Fo; RUKHADZE, D.A6; SHARASHIDZ j
S. Sh. Prinimali uohastl~m* SHRIGELAYA,V.; OKRMICHEDLISHVM..
Sh.; POPIASHVILI, Sh.,- LOLUA,.?:.; MINDELIp M.; TSKHELISHVILI, D.;
GORDEZIANI, CDIWZE, Ch.1 TATARADZE, Z.; KIIUTSISHVILI.. A.
Production and use of highly Imsic, open-heart-h furnace sinters
from Dashkesan iron ore. Trudy GPI [(braz. ] no.4:25-32 262
(MIRA 17:8)

RUKMZE, D.A,, inzh.; Gf~
-w MA., inzh.
Mg
Sintering higb-basicity mixtures at the Rustavi
metallurgical plant.
Stall 23 no.61499 Je 163. (MIRA 16:10)
1. Rustavskiy me-tallurgichaskiy zavod.

UISSR / Human azA Animal Physiology. Heart* T
Xbs Jour Rof Zhur - BiDl., No 15.. 3.956,, No- W156
kathor Go i S~-- A.-
Inst iliBi Modical Instituto
Titlo Collaterals and Collateral. Circulation in tho Hoart
in
Erporimntal Owntocardiopoxy
Orig Pub Tr. Kafodry cporativn. khltrurgii i topogr.
anatomii.
Tbiliesk, mod.. in-tp 1956., vol l.. 181-187
Abstract In 14 dogs a ligature vas applied to the
doscending branch
of tho loft coronary artory., and tho omontum. was eatwed
to tho, myoaazdiuz- rn tom dap, throo, monthsp and six
months., corrosion propar&blons wore mado. By six months
aftor oporatKon., vascular anastomooos botwoon tho
nVocardium
and tho cmonimm could bo'soon.
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54

KAY)'A ILI C, r.
"Material on eurgicnl treatment of coronnry
insufficiency" by.
Sh.G. Gortle2iani. Z�viewed by Fe Maizill. Khirurgiia 14
no.6:143
Je 158 (MIRA '11:6)
(CORONARr TgSSELS--SURGrRT)
(GCRIMZIANI, Sh.G.)

Goni, u.
33915. Mikrovolnovaya Spyokirodicopiya(Pyar. S JUigl.)
Uspyekhi Fiz. Ilauk, T.. XXXIX.,
VYP. 2, 1949, C.201-98. -Bibliogr- C. 293-98.
SO: Letopis' Zhurnallnykh Stator; Vols 46p Yoskva, 1949.

10
USSR/Microbiology Antibiosis and Symbiosis.
Antibiotics. F-2
Abs -Jour : Ref Zhur - Biologiya) No 7) 1957) 26291
Author : Margolina, M.I., g2KqLan N.JM.~Kamraz, M.I.
.A_ _
Inst Kharkov Institute of Vaccines and Serums
Title. Experimental Study of the Effect of Garlic
Phytoncides
on Dysenteric Bacteria.
Orig Pub Kharlkovsk. n.-i. in-ta vaktsin i ey'vorotok,
1953, 22,
75-79
Abst All 123 of the dysentery bacteria cultures were
found
to be sensitive to garlic phytoncides (I). Culture
growth in bouillon was arreated by garlic juice when
diluted to 1: 400 - 1: 80. The greatest sensitivity to
I was evidenced by the Grigoryev-Shig dysenteria bacil-
lus. No difference vas.noted in the sensitivities of
freshly cultured and museum strains. Culture in a me-
dium containin~;I did not increase the resistance of
the
cultures. Continued cultiviLtion in media containing I
Card 1/2

USSR/Kicrobio.logy - Antibiosis and Symbiosis.
Antibiotics. F-2
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 7, 1957, 26291
brought about modifications in the morphological
proper-
ties of dysenteric cultures (large numbers of long
fila-
mentous and coccus-type forms appeared, R-colonies
predo-
minated), but biochemical properties and
agglutinability
remained the smae. I is not toxic for vhite mice.
Over one month, the activity of I decreased by 2,
and by
4 to 10 times in three months.
Card. 2/2

GORPIC 2 Z.
7_7, >~
"Local roads in Serbia.11
p. 3,5 (Put I Saobracaj) No. 7., July 1957
Belgrade, Yugoslavia
30:; Monthly Index of East European Acce9sions (EEAI)
LC. Vol. 7, no. 4,
April 1958

Gk")RDIKOV, A.V~; ITIOSSOMMIN., M.V.
Transverse gradients of the water surface of an
inundated
flood pIE-4n (exemplified by the Irtyah
River).(,Trudy GGI
no.88-.109.424 161. IIRA 15%2).
(Irtysh River- -.Hydrology)

ANMYBV, S.G.-, g~UPYL.~J.;- WKWUN, A.T., red.; KCBEMO,
Te.G., red.; DETBV.R# Y.N. , teldin.red,
[Local fertilizers'; advanced practices in their
acquisition
and usage] Hestnys udobreniia:; peredovoi opyt
nako'pleniia
i primneniia. Moskva, Goo.isit-vo sellkhoz.lit-ry, 1960.
206 p. (xim 14:2)
(Fertilizers and manures)

BUZMIKOVp G.M.; GORDIKOV9 V.V.; AINDREYXV9 l").G.;
KORHYSHOp Ye.G.f rod.;
GORIKOVA, Z-T-79m---~W-
[Corn in new regions; wlv=o*d cultivation practices]
Kukuraza v
novykh raionakh; peredovol- opyt, vowlel7vaniia.
Mookyal Goo. izd-
vo sellkho2. lit-ry, 1960. 136 p. (MIRA 106)
(rA)rn (maize))

11 prof*; NAIJMENKOI V.G., kand. med. nauk;
A.T.P K., prof.;
,EyEV, S.V., prof.; WMENKOP YESIPOVA, 1.
ANDI ORDIIDVA,. -V-V,. , prof
Prinimaii uchastiYe: ILJOV vM.I., prof.
S140LIYANINOV, V.14., prof.; SOK(
log cal problems; current
thological jind microbiO i je ,64.
Dissertations on pa ospects. SOr_ med. 27 no.6:147-151
o4jPA 18-1)
state and future Pr

Subject USSR/ElectricitY AID P - 3002
Card 1/1 Pub. 29 - 17/28
Authors Tarakanovai Ye. N., I. I. Ryabushkino and A. M. Oordinj
EngB.
Title Movable installations of power capacitors
Periodical Energetik, 6, 26-21 F, Je 1955
Abstract A major work was done at the establishments of the
Karaganda Coal Combine in order to raise the power
factor. The basic measure consisted in introducing
synchronous motors in ventilating and compressor
installations and also synchronous convertors and
static capacitors at the central substations of the
combine. The author describes the details of these
installations. Three diagrams, one table.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

GORDli, A.Yu.; HILL', L.A.
Industrial training, abops. Politakh.obueb.
no,5:11-17 * '59-
(AIM 32:7)
1. Sreanyava shkole, 36.544 g-Ncskv7-
(Hoscow-manual training)

HYGIENE AND SANITATION
MWY

GORDIN, B.S., inzhener.
Manufacti=e nf wall brick from power plunt slag.
Biul.stroi.tekh. 10 no.12:
13-14 JI 153. OaaA 6: 8 )
(Bricks) (Slag)

GORDINt I.I.
lhe Besla'n corn combine. Uck# say. ftd. inst. Geri;z
169:193-199
159. (MM 1431)
(Baslan-Fload IrAtotry)

GORDINj G.A.
Berlyand, A.S. and Gordin, G.A, "On a method of determining the
speed of blood circulation"
Vracheb. delo, 194~',-No- 11 paragraphs 33-36o
SOs U-3042, 11 Marth 53, (Letopis Inykh Statey, No. 9p 1949)

SORKIVA, A.I.; GORDINO G.B.
-1---l- 11 ''. -1.1-
Late results of operative trea'Ment of a serious
form of
hyperparathyroid osteodystrophy with calcareous
metantans.
Probl. endok. i gorm. 11 no.1:58-60 ja-F 165.
(WIZA 18:5'
1. Kafedra obahchey-khirurgil (zav. - prof. A.I.
Sorkina)
Irkutskogo meditainskogo instituta. na bate
gorodskoy kli-
nicheskoy boltnitqr (glavnyy vrach A.F.
Demidova).

TI361PPOV, L,A.; GORDIN I.K. Inshener, redaktor.
"
(Bricklaying by a 4-=n teanj lirpichnats kladka
svenon-chatyerkoi.
Loningradl Goo. Ixd-vo lit-ry po stroltalletyu i
arkhitakture, 195)o 41 pe
4 (MLIA ~:Q
(Bricklaying)

ODRDIN A*bw TODAXOT, A,,A., Inshoner, nauchVy
rodaktor;
X.T&.. it": LINDr4f - P.UL'XIJW-'To.A..
tokhnich*skly rodaktor.
(Igtonsible panel scal.l.olding.for bricklaying]
Ponelloye ra.alvish-
Bye podmost 'idlim, kirpichnot kladki. lon1upad,
Gov. izd-vo lit-ry
po stroltelistvu L arititekture, 1954'. 46 p. (MLPA
a -.I:)
(Bricklaying) (II.caffolding)

WHIM= I=EIXM
MUMMY, V.P.; GORDIN, I.M.; SPIVAKOV, H.S.; ALIMSXM, K.P.; YODAKOV,
A.A.
M,
Adjustable scaffoldiAg for bricklaying. Rate. i isobr. predl. v
stroi.
no.91:7-9 154. OMRA 8: 8)
1. Treat Isimmakhmonta-shstroy Impolkom longormoveta.
(BrickIVIng) (3caffolding)

IOOV,, Ivan/Vasil'yovich T ly, inthener, nauchnyy
redaktor;
KAPIAN, K-Ya.. redaktor isdhtel stva; PULIKINA, Te.A.,
tekhaicheakiy
redaktor
[Asesubling precast concrete elioments.- for work
superintendents and
foremn] Montash sbornago shelezobetons dlim
proisvoditelet rabot i
materove laningrad, Gos,lzd-v,o lit-ry po stroit, I
arkhtte, 1957.
131 P. (MMA 10:9)
(Precast concrete constm,%tion)

MILPRATHAN, V.P.; PANOV, V.K.; KRIVTSOV, G.Ya.,
red.;
PARAKHRIA, N.L.j tekhn. red.; Pr-'.OKOFIYEVA,
L.N.s tekhn.red.
(Organization and performance of land improvement
construc-
tion work) Organizatsiia i prois.-vodstvo
meliorativno-
stroitelfrykh rabot. Moskva, SEillkhozizdatp 1963.
327 p.
(MIRA 17:3)

GCM)III, L.Yu.; KORMV. V-X-
"Tales of the life of the brain." Z.Kosanko, A.
Remesova. Reviewed
by LJU. Gordin, T.M. KorotOT. zet. v shkole uo.3:66-89
(ML'RA 7-7)
1. Uehitell shkoly no.700 g. Moskvy.(for Gordin) 2.
Uchitell
shkoly no.200.g. Moskvy (for Korotov)
(Kosenko9Z.) (Remsova. A.) (Blain)

GORlDI9,-X,A,jwWRISOTIGH, G,.Y.
'V mmmmmm~
T4sks of the synthotic rubber irdustry in the sixth
five-year
plan. Khtm. uauka 11 prom.'2 no.3:274-2?9 157. (KLU
1018)
. . (Rubber, industry)

AUTHORS: 1'. D, Bor! r3ov A:, oh, G. F. 64 7 - 2112
TITLE: The Indu,-~tzy of llynthet-'-t Rubber (Caoutchouc) on the
00-'a:4-10W of t~je 40th Anniversary of the Soviet
Republif~ (Promyshleiinc,3441 sinteticheskogo kauchuka
k Sovetlik-,,)g!~ gosudarstvaN
PERIODICAL: Rhi-Pd.cheskaya Promyshlennost', 1957, Nr 7,
pp-1392)6 - (396)12 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: As earlv as in the yeEzs around 1920, Soviet scientific
qxpertLt sucoesded ir. producing synthetic rubber
oaoutchov--) from lllbut-4,dienll (obtained from ethyl alcohol
by rneana cf r. on,~-stagta catalysis) which was subsequently
subiocted to polymeri:;ation under the influence of
metal!Jia In S~ ,,,ring 1931 the Sovieto began with
the ~-Cns'.ruotion of t:,ie first factories in Yaroslavl',
Voronezh ani Yefromov) and on July 4, 1932, the first
400 kg, oS synthet-lo S3vjet rubber were obtained. Large
scale pr.7ductior in other oountries was carried out
much lat6-- only: In Germany, in 1937, in the United
States only in 1942, A survey of the further development
CARD 1/3 up to the present is givenr The projects for the period

The Industry of Synthetic Rubber (CROUt0ho'-0) - on the
64 - 7 - 2/12
Occasion of the 40th Ai1)11v-;r;jd7Y Of the Soviet
Republic
of 1951 to 19r,c could not be acoomplinhed for lack of
both m~kteri,~_' at-A workmen, But the Sovjeta want to
make
up for this, now. The assortment of synthetic rubber
has become vpry rich: SKB-iodium- butadiene caouchouc,
DAB-biitadiene-latex DI[KhB-70- butadiene-Vinyliden-
chloride-Latex, b,,itad:Lene-nit-.--,il-caoutchouc SKN
of three
diffe,r~~n.', make6, poly,~ub~aty'pne, some makes of
Nairit,
SIOM, chlo_-oprene-lat,~x, bQkdiejie-styro1-c&outchouc
SKS 30, and many others. Thi! butadiene-methyl-
styrol-oaoutchollo (SIUS 70) is produced on an industrial
basis in the Soviet-Unior only. It is used on a large
scale for the manafacture of tires. Further the oil-
filled caoutebouc, SKS-30 AM ite produced, the
technological properties of whioh by far surpass the
"But~idie,-,"-Styrol-cacutchoua. In 1956 the production
of (SKT) was substantially increased.
It retai-:_,~ It:j propel,ties at a temperature of - 60
to -
250c' C. It is water, -acid- and oil-resistant and is
CARD 2/3

The Industry of Synthetio Rubber (cao-itchoue) - on the
64 - 7 - 2/12
Occasion of the 40th Anniversary of the Soviet Republic
proof agaia8t ultra-violet radiation. In the second
half of 19.56 the production of brombutyl-caoutchouc
(for
the insulating layer in solid tires) was begun.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
CARD 3/3

ODRDINO MOM*p_Anzh.
I
Puller tool for the driving wheml of the S-80 and S.100
tractors.
Mekb.stroi. 19 no*3:26 Mr 162. OMU 15:3)
(Tractors)

SHF-IVDLERp D.L.;,- GORDI1;p M.P.
Effect of aholagogues on tha milk and butterfat yield of
cower. Uch, zap* Yumakhe un. 41t:L86-187 161. (MIRA 16t6)
(CHOTAGOGUES) (DAIRY CATTIE.-FREDING AFD FEM)

GOILAN) M.N.; KARIXOTI, R.F.
Hypownsive and sore other proporties of the herbaga
of Lhe
perlwinIfte Vinca ninor. Vest. IN Kavikfi. SSR. 19
n-,.5:91-95
Nbr 163. (Mll-V, 17:7)

GCILDIN, M.N.
Mechanism of the resiction of peripheral blood vessels to
strophanthin. ftrm. I tokm. 18 no.6:44-47 N-D 155, WaA 90)
1. Kafedra, farmakol(gii (sav.-profe I.I. Sivertsev) Kazakhokogo
gosudarstvannogo meditsinskogo instituts imeni V.K. mosotdia.
(STROPHANTHDI. effects.
on blood'vesmelm of amputated extremity with neural.
connection with body, conditioned reflex mechanism of
action)
(BLOOD VRSSWA' effect of drugs on,
strophanil.hin', In ampmtsted extremity with neural connections
with boi4r, conditionedreflex: mechanism of action)
(RV=6 COW)ITIOM.
conditioned reactions of blood vessels to strophanthin in
amputated extremity with neural connections with body)

GORIU, N.V.; TURGANMYEV, A.T.
The effect of santonin on intestinal contraction Lwith aummary in
English]. Farm. i toks. 21 no.1:71-73 Ja-F 158. (MIRK 11:4)
1. Kafedra farmakolDgii (zav'.-prof. I.I. Sivertsev) KazRkhekogo
gosudnretvannogo meRtainskogo institutR I rentganovskiy knbin*t-
Instituta klinicheo'koy i eksperittentAllnoy khirurgii AS Uzakhok6y
SSR.
(ANTHRIMIRICS, effects
santoni-a on intestinal motility & contractions in eats (Rua)
(IMSTINES,. physiology
motility & contractions, Off. Of HAntonin on eats (Run)

GORDIN, N.N., kand.mod.nm*
Change in body reaction to the influence of local
anesthetics during
various periods In radiation sickness. Zdrav. KazaJch. 21
no.IS65-
69 1619 (MIRA 14:3)
1. Iz kafedr farmakologiiq (sav. - professor I.I.Sivertsev
[deceased))
rentgenologii I. radiologii tzav. - doktor meditsinskikh
nauk S.B.
Balmikhanov) lazakhokogo meditainskogo institutat.
(LOCAL ANEStHESIA) (RADIATION siqkNEss)
(BODY T&PERATURE)

"W: WI*2nM-P*
GOVOROV, A.A.; KOSHKIN, V.A..; GORDIN, O.V.; TUZOVSKIY, A.I.;
SAKHARDVAt N.A.;
LYMARI, A.I.
Effect of the temperature of the and of rolling on the mechanical
properties of rail steel, Izv. vys. ucheb. zav.; chern. met.
6 no.8:137-140 .163. (MIRA 16:11)
1. Sibirskiy metallurgicheskiy Institut i Kuznetskiy
metallurgicheskiy kombinat.

GRDINA, Yu.V.; KOSHKIN, V.A.; GORDIN, O.V.; SAKHAROVA, N.A.
Inoculation of rail steel* Izv,, vys, uchebs zave; chern, mete
6 no.lOtl29-133 163. (KM !6:12)
1. Sibirskiy metallurgichaskiy Institut.

ORDINA, Yu.V.; GORDIN 0.1r.
~
Characteristics of the mecballim of inoculating
rail steel.
Izv. VYS. ucbeb,. zav.; chern., met. 6
no.22:152-157 163.
(MIRA 17:1)
It RbIroldy moUllurglobamIdy inatitut.

GRDINA, Yu.V.,* LIRI~Iy, O.V~.
Dependence of impact toughness in rail steel on the finishing
temperature. Izv.-vys.ucheb.zavo; chern.met. 8 no.82114-117 165-
(IMA 18:8)
1. Sibirskly metal-lurgicheskiy institut.

_1Te0mN"R7_WP6007 �-2-8- CODE p___ Mt-4- 0 0 0 0-2-Y-0-1-1-9p,off ii-7
-I
UR 0148/-.
-AUT1101.1% Grdina, Yu. V.; I'larasko, D.:,Z.; Dadochkin, N. V.;
Gordin, 00 Vt.
_ji ---------
ORG v ~~Siberian Metallurgio!~l 'Ina titq!~~e (Sibirskiy
metallurgicheskiy
-inatitut)
TITLis Rapid oxidstlon-iilio hes-tins" of metals for rolling
SOURCE IVUZ. Che n& a:.!, llurgiypo no*.20 1966, 119 1-2_1_
TOPIC. -TAGS: steel, refraostory metal, molybdenumo tuogsten, niobiuto,
a tee 1, heating,. jrefractory~~metal heatingp oxidation free heating,
metal oxidation. oxidatioli prevention] 60S2,steel, 45C steel, 'steel 5
ABSTRACT; In a search foil. an effective and inexpensive method of
hcating-steels and refractory metalwfor forging, rolling, and extru-
heatin edLim. Spef4m
/sion2: Mo I tend 5 L a s~ has4be;~n tested as 7n
4' 1,T e s 0
L69 tee I G S t5 am . tun st
.60S2 molybdenu.m ten and niobiumOke
mo I ten- gl
In 8% S1029 1-112 Al 20
heat A Tp to 1100-13 0 a
3
t
1.5Z',Fe2O39 7*32 Z Ca C2.~27% HgO, 14.15% K 0 + Na2O) for 5 min 0 hr.
2
No si,gn of oxidation as Observed on any specimen. On the other hand$,
60S2 steel conventi.onally~;,heatedlto,1150C was extensively oxidized
af tai., holding 20 mLnqi ThIs type of'steel, badly affacted by
decarbani-
zation in+cofiventionij.he~tings' showed no sign of decarbonization
vhen
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GORDJX, P.V.j_i4zh.
Studying the tension of the basic parts of the D-170
diesel
engine. Trakt. i sellkhozmash. no.11:/+-6 N t65.
(MMA 18:12)
1. TSentralInyy nauchno-isslodovatellskiy dizelInyy
institut.

'N
GORDIN xh.
Lowering the cost of (ionstructing industrial
buildings by modifying
the crane system. Biu%, stroi. takh. 14 no.12:16 D
157. (KIM 11:1)
1, Isningradskoys ot&Olenlye Goandarstyennogo
proyektnogo Instituta
ProyaktstallkonstruktBiy'a.
(Building-Costs) (Cranes. derricks, etc.)

LEHWKH, Izrall MoiseyevIch; GORDIN Veniandn
Avseyevich-, VAGINI A.A.,
red.; ATTOPOVICHO M.r.7,T--:Fe*dr.--re-d,.T,7deceasedj
(High temperature prehoating of air in ferrous
metallurgy]Vy-
mokotemperaturnyi nagrev Yozdukha.v chernoi
metallurgii. M,o-
skva,, Metallurgizdat,, 1963. 352 p. (MIPA 16%3)
(Airpreb6&ters) I
(Metallurgleal furnaees)
i

GORDINt V.A.
Standardization burestu at the Rybinsk Road-Mgchinery
Plant.
Standartizatsiia 27 no.12:40-41 D 163. (KRA 17:4)

S/1 37/6 1/000/t0 1/0 13/043
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Translation from: Referativny3t zhurnal, Pletallurgiya, 1961, No.
1, p. 23A
1D1,98
AUTHOR: Gordin, V.B.
TITM Problems of Cali3ulating a Kydraulic Forging Press With
Multiplica-
tor and Pump-Ao.:umulator Drives
PERIODICAL: V. ab. 110snovn, vopr. raz.vitiya kuznechno-shtamp.
proiz-va!'J. Moscow,
1958, pp. 553 - 575
TM:; The operational stroke, the baak stroke and the filling stroke
are
cj~lculated for accumulator and multiplicator drives. It is shown
that the speed
of the operational stroke depends, basically, on the dimensions of
the pressure
pipeline, the moving masses and the law of changes in the
resistance of the forg.
ing. To maintain a constant vapor pressure, the dimensions of the
vapor inlet
valve have to be increased. It is recommended to use a pneumatic
pistonless ac-
cunnilator in presses intended to be used for processes with
falling technological
resistance. The hoisting force depends on the hoisting rate,
pressure in the
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Problems of Calculating a Hydraullo Forging Press With
Multipliaator and Pump-Ac-
cumulator Drives
filling tank and the dimensionis of the reverse pipe, The
given coefficient of
resintance of the reverse pipe is determined from the given
hoisting speed. The
pipe is calculated from the faond coefficient. The speed of
the Idle stroke Is
detei.mined from the dimensions of the filling pipe and the
pressure in the filling
tank. For vprtical presses the pressure in the filling tank
should be used equal
to 4-5 kg/cm..
Ye. M.
Translator's note: This is the full translation of the
original Russian abstract.
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SOV/4713
PHASE I BOO EXPLOITATION
ac,7din, Vul'f Bor:18oviallp Candidate of Technical Sciences
%-.- -akoeo rascheta koVOchnykh pressov
osnovy g1dravliohe, presses)
Teoreticheilk-Vl ;igning Hydraulic Forging 3 000
(TheoreticELl principles of Del Errata slip inBerteds
Moscow., Mashgiz, 1960. 83 P.
copies printedo olookov; Ed.: V. A.
Reviewers: I* M. Din, Engineeri and Ea Io.G Machine
1janaging Ed. for Literature on
lqikheyevp Engineer; d Departmentlp Mashgiz): Ye. P.
1 14. A. Chf as; Tech.
.Building Technology (Leningra g Houset
NauMOvp Engineer; Ede-of publishin
0. V. SperanskELYA. engineers of hydraulic
POSE: This book is Intended for design raulio-preas shops and
PUR ~ ical engineers in hyd
presses and meohan anical engineering in schools
may be useful to stuAents of Ejeoh
of'higher education, of the working cycle of a
book 0011tains an analysis rmining
COVERAoE: -. The )Ieess and oalculation-formulas for dete
hydraulic forging I the press and the drive.
the dimensions~ of the working Parts Of
Theoretical Principles (Cont.)
SOV/4713
The calculation formulas piesented In the book show the in-
:rluence of separate P8.ramet6re of the press unit on its perfor-
inance. The formulas also make it Possible to select a suitable
press arrangement, to determine the pressure of the hydraulic
fluid and the steam pressure for steam-hydraulic presses,, and
o,.an be used as an aid for making judgments as to the merits of
various designs. No personalities are mentioned. There are
;26 references, all SovIet.
TABIZ

OF CONTENTS:

Int
roduction

3
Ch.
1.
The Working
Stroke
10
Ch.
2.
The Opening
Stroke
33
Ch.
3.
The Filling
Stroke (The Idle Downstroke)
41
Ch.
40
Investigating
the iniluence of' Certain Parameters of the

Unit on the
Performance of the
)?reas
48
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PHASE I BOOK MCPLOITATION SOV/5658
Iv&nov, Aleksandr Petrovich, Candidate of Technical
Sciences, and
.*Viktor Dmitriyevioh U,sitsyn, Candidate of Technical
Sciences,
eds.
Modernizaf6iya kuzneohno.-shtampovochnogo oborudovaniya.
Moderni-
zation of Die-Forging Equipment) Moscow, Mashgiz, 194. 226
p.,
Er~Ata slip inserted. 10,000 copies printed'.
Reviewer: V. Ye. Ned#ezov, Candidate of Technical Sciences;
Ed.
of Publishing House: T. L. Leykina; Tech. Ed.: A. A.
Bardina;
Managing Ed. for Idterature on Maehine*-Bailding Technology
(Leningrad Department, Mashgiz): Ye. P. Naumov, Engineer.
PURPOSE: This book is intended for foremen, machinists,
designers,
and process engineere concerned with the modernization and
de-
signing of die-forging equipment". It may also be used by
students
at schools of higher education.
COVERAGE: The book contains material presented at the
Conference
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on Problems in the Modernization and Operation of Die-Forging
Equipment, held in November 1958 in ThnIngrad. The Conference
was called by Leningradskiy Sovet narodnogo khozyaystva,
Sektslya
obrabbtki. metallov dairleniyem Leningradskogo oblastnogo
pravlenlya
WTO Mashprom (Leningrad Council of the National Economy,
Section
of Metal Pressworking at the Leningrad Oblast Board of the
Sci-
entific and Technical 3ociety of the Machine Industry) and
Len-
ingradskiy mekhanicheskiy institut (Leningrad Mechanical Engi-
neering Institute). ktual problems in the modernization, oper-
ation, and repair of die-forging equipment are described. Ana-
lyses are provided for problems involved in the mechanization
and
automation of die-forging and stamping operations. Also in-
cluded are practical data to be used in the modernization of
equip-
Dient. No personalities are mentioned. There are 59
references:
!56 Soviet, 2 German,'and I English.
TABIZ OF CONTENTS:
Foreword
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Ch. I. General Problems in the Modernization of Die-Forging
Equipment 5
1. Basic trends in the modernization of die-forging equipment
(V. B. Gordin, Candidate of Technical Sciences) 5
:2. 'The 'RqUI-r-ements for die-forgin~ equipment (A. P. Ivanov,
Candidate of Technical Sciences) 8
Ch. II. Modernizatiop of'Forging and Die-Forging Steam Hammers 18
I. Hammers and their role in modern die-forging equipment
(Z. M. Ginsburg, Engineer) 18
2 . The modernization-Df steam-distributing devices of hammers
(A. L. Ashkinazi, Candidate-of Technical Sciences, and
1. 1. Kozhinskiy,, Engineer) 19
3.. Modernization of hinmer control and drive (A. L.
Ashkinazi, Z. 1. Ginzburg, and K. K. Yekimov, Engineer) 26
4. Modernization and repair of foundations and anvil blocks
of hammers (Yu. V. Belyayev, Candidate of-Technical Sci-
ences, Z. M. Ginzbmrg, and I. I. Kozhinskiy) 31
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-5.
Modernization and repair of,hammer frames and guides (V. A.

Zhivchikov, Engineier, a~d I. I. Kozhinskiy)
38
6.
Modernization and
repair of hammer cylinders and piston

rods (Z. M. Ginzburg, V. A.
Zhivchikov I I Kozhinskiy,
, ,

A. M. Kazhacheyev, and'M. V. Tilinskiyl
41
7.
Modernization and
repair of rams ( I. I. Kozhinskiy)
50
8.
Lubrication of hammers (I.
A. Gorbunov, I. I, Kozhinskiy,

and A. 1. Kaznachayev)
53
Ch,, III.
Modernization of Steam-Hydraulic and Hydraulic Presses

56
1.
Modern
trends and the outlook for modernization of hy-

draulic presses (A.
L. Ashle-inazi and V. B. Gordi )
5',1
2.
The ways for decreasing the
weight and -6#6-r-all _.e.-sions

of hydraulic presses (Yu. P.
Kyzko, Engineer)
58
3.
Modernization of steam-hydraulic "United"
2,000-ton for -

:tng press (B. F. Vasil"yev and V. A. Yelezov,,
EngineeM
63
.4.
Automation of stoam-bydraulic nUnited" presses (S. P.

Moiseyev, Engine(.,%r)
71
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Ch. IV. Modernization of Mechanical Crankshaft Presses T
1. Basic methods for the complete modernization of
crankshaft
presses (M. A. Ooncharenko ' Engineer, and V. D. Li3itsyn,
Candidate of Technical Sciences) 7,
2. Modernization of the drives of mechanical presses (A. P.
Ivanciv and V. B. 99rdin, Candidates of Technical Sciences)
8'
3. Modernization- d'66- aging and disengaging mechanisms of
crankshaft presses IV. A. Zhivchikov, A. M. Kaznacheyev,,
and V. D. Lisitsyn) 81
4. Mode'rnizatickn of control system of mechanical presses
(V. D. LisitSY71) - 10,
5. Modernization and repair of individual subassemblies and
parts of mechw,,iical presses (1. 1. Kozhinskiy, and V. D.
L 10
isitsyn)
6. Modernization of mechanical presses for the purpose of
protecting them against overloading:(Yu. M. Buzikov, En-
gineer)'
J. Safety technique in the modernization of mechanical
presses (V. D,*. Lisitsyn)
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Ch. V. Modernization cif Horizontal7Forging Machines
(Upsetters],
Percussion Prefises, and Shears 13--3
1. Modernization of horizontal-forging machines (V. A.
Zhivchikov and I. I. Kozhinskiy) 13]
2. Modernization of power-screw percussion presses
Kozhinskiy, and A. M. Kaznacheyev) 14"L
3. Modernization o:r eccentric shears for blanking 0 erations
(1. 1. Kozhinskly and V. N. Cherkasov, Engineer~ 144
Ch. V1. Mechanization of Forging and Hot Die-Forging
Operations
in the Modernization of Hammers and Hydraulic Presses 145
1. Mechanisms and equipment for for4ing and die forging on
hammers (K. K. Yekimov, Engineer) 14S
2. Mechanisms and equipment:for press-forging (K. K. Yekimov,
and S. P. Molseyev)
Ch. VII. Meebanization, and Automation of Stamping
Operations In
The ModerniZation of Crankshaft Presses 16(
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1. Trends in appl~cetion of mechanizing and automatizing devices
in the modernization of presses (Vi D. Lisitsyn and M. A.
Goncharenko). 160
2. Mechanical devicos for feeding band and strip stock (M. A.
Gutnik, Engineer, V. D. Lisitsyn, and Ye. S. Nizarenko,
Engineer) 163
3. Mechanical devicas for feeding piece-blanks (V. D.
Lisitsyn,and Ye. S. Nazarenko) 177
4. Fully automated [production] lines (E. E. Roytershteyn,
Engineer) 186
Ch. VIII. Experimental. Investigation of Die-Forging Equipment
191
1. General sequence for the calculation and design of ma-
chines in the modernization of die-forging equipment
(A. P. Ivanov) 191
2. Pasic problems of the drive-system dynamics and of the
automatic feed of stock in the modernization of presses
(A. P. Ivanov and Ye. S. Nazarenko) 193
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3. Methods and meant; for the experimental investigation of
die-forging equipment (V. 1. Zaytsev and M. P. Pavlov,
Candidates of Technical Sciences) 203
Bibliography 223
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
VK1wrVec
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AuTjjoRs~: Gordin, V. B.; Yefieng 1. A.
ORG: none
TITLEt Determining the parameters ofLapperatue for finish rolling
of blades
SOURCE: Leningrad. Politekhnicbeakiy institut. Trudye no. 263,
1966. mashiny i
tekhnologiya obrabotki met&llov davleniyou (Machinery and
technology of metalworking
by pressure)t 79-88
TOPIC TAGS: cold rolling, turbine blade, rolling mill, metal
forming press, steel
alloy, metal deformation hardneseq steel/ B1765 ateelt 20 steelt
UICA steelg 2Kh13
steel
ABSTRACT: Determination of the parameters of a cold-rolling mill
for turbine blades
of 90 x 500 = of E1765 steel (see Fig. 1) is discussed. The
specific flow pressure
and maximum allowable deformation were deterzined with specimens
of E1765 steel with
width of 16 mm and thicknesses of 3P 49 7P 9P 11, and 14 mm. The
hardness was HRC 26s'
and the surface roughness was V 7. The blocks were made of U10A
steel heat-treated t:i_
iERC 62. The degree of deformation at which failure of the
specimens occurred
increased with a decrease in-thiolmess. The allowable degree of
deformation wa.8 foun
to be 8.5% (see Pig. 2). Specimens of 20 and 2Kh13 steel were
also used in determin-I
ing the torque required for blade twisting. A formula is given
for determining the
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rolling .jaill forturbins blades

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ATjOO3266
A kg/m2
79

1

IV
Fig. 2. S]peoific flow pressure p versus
8A
degree of deformation F- for SPOOiDWS
of various thicknesses
;~clamping force. The force required with the described rolling
mill in lower by a
factor of 28 than that revired with medhanioal Prossese Docent.
A. P. Atroshenko and
engineer Yu. I. Yegorov partici]P&WAA the QxWiumtsl work- Orig~
arto b": 6
graphs,. 2 diagramaj and 12 formulaae
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$;/078/62/007/003/019/019
B110138
AUTHORS t Ugay, Ya. A-t
TITLE: Production and investigation of some of the properties of
Hg Sb
3 2
PERIODICALi Zhurnal neorganioheskoy khimiif v. 7, no. 3, 1962, 703
- 705
TUT: Bb which in a chemical analogy to the metallides Zn Bb and.
Hg3 21 3 2
Cd Sb could not be produced directly from its elements by
3 21
S.A. Yekshinskiy's method (Novyy metod metallografioheakogo
iseledovaniya
splavov (New method for the metallographioal study of alloys),
GONTI, 19441
Stibine, obtained by the a,~-tion of hydrochloric acid solution of
SbCI 3 on
gar. A tall
Mg metal, was passed throAg.h,a mixture of HgC1 2 with su
molybdenum glass column 3 Dm in diameter was filled up to 2/3 with
Mg
metal type tAri-1 (Mg-1). CaCl on a porous diaphragm at the top of
the
2
column was ice cooled fromoutaide. A No'.-~.-,VSchott funnel
inserted in the
column contained twice recrystallized. HgOl 2 mixed with sugar. The
hydro
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B11
Production and investigation... 6A13
chloric'acid solution of SbCl , introduced into the lower end of the
colitasn producedt SbOl + 3ia3 + 3mg - 3mgcl +SbH t. SbH was dried
with,
3 2 3 3
Cac]. 2and reacted as follows, 3HgCl2 + 2SbH3 - Hg3Sb2 + 6HClT. The
reaction took -2 -'3,hra. The specifics gravity of the powdery
heavy. gray
its 6.0 g/cm3.. When heated in air
R9 Sts I determined pyknomel;ricallyt w
3 2
Sts decomposes to merewry and antimony oxides around 4000C, and if
1~g
3 2
heated in vacuum, into its elements at above 4500C- it is
practically in-
soluble in water, alkalis and hydrochloric acid, partly soluble in
con-
and aqua regia. When
centrated HNO,,.and highly soluble in boiling H2804
left in air it moistens after 2-3 weeks and Rg drops sep
arate. Its
electrical resistivity, by-the compensation method and a TMTb-1
(PPTVil)
potentiometer measured on a tablet pressed from the powder (250
kg/om
was, 1012 ohms-cm. In cast Hg3Sb 2 at room temperature conductivity
is
/.0,10 ohm cm~ The nign of the thermo-e.m.f. pointe to hole con-
duativity. The logarithmic temperature'dependenoes, log d a
f(103/T), of
fio conductivity at,7-10-3
speoi mm, Hg shows that dissociation begins at
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Production and investigationfle B110/3138
3700(!'(3-8 t 0.2 ev). As the valence and conduction bands ar'e
farapart,
Hg Sb is close to the dielectrics, Good absorption properties prove
the
3 2
nonmetallio character of its chemical bond. There are 2 figures and
9 referencess 7 Soviet~and 2 non-Soviet. The reference to the English-
language publication reads as followst', Mellor's Comprehensive
Treatise
on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistryo'qp. p. 391, 1947-
ASSOCIATIONs Voronezhakiy gosudaretyennyy -universit.et (Voronezh
State
University)
SUBMITTED i September 269 1~)60
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XCE; 1017MOO4295 SOURM CODE: UR/3175/65/000/026/0044/004.8
AUTHOR.:T A Filipp ov, V. A.
_Ab3 E. A.; Gordinj~V-~~; Levitin, 1.
ORG: ncine
portable source of ul*aviolet radiation
SOURCE: LESR. Gosudarstvennn_gi~lopicheikiy~komitet. Osobo konstruk
ye torsk9le
para~turNk, no. 26, 1955, 44-48-
byuro. Geofizichtslaya L3p
TOPIC TAGS: W-light,source, spiictral distribution.
ABSTRACT., The authors describe ik portable radiation source
designed for operation
,in the OV region of the spectrumlat about 254;,and.320-400,miA. The
spherical en-
velope of the tube is made from 4rdinary uviol glass and is about 15
mm in diameter,
with a Wall-thicknessof the ordtir of fractions of-a millimeter-
The-radiation-spec-_
trum ofthe tube may be expanded~by coating the inside of the
envelope with a phos-
Phorescent material whichemitsA,%diation in the desired. spectral
region.- -If part
of the mirface of -the- envelope. iii left, unceat,td (a "window"),
the same tube may be
used for~bidirectional.radiatiowiin differen spectral regions.
optimum sup ly.fre-
t p
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quency wwi found to be of the.*=40 of 100 Me. ~A.power of the order
of 12 w md a
frequency::of about 100 Mc gave a iu'rface radiation density in the
254 mp range ap-
proximately fifty times that of,BUV-15 tubes,(15 w)-and nearly equal
to the surface
density for PRK tubes. Applicatio6 of L-33 phosphor increases
emission in the 320-
-400.mij wJth a surface radiation density approximately 30-40 times
that of-the
UFO-4A tulle which has similat, spectral distribution. An increase in
tube power is
not recomended since it-may darken'- or melt the glass of the
envelope. Tables and
curves ar4i given illustrating thetharacteristits of spectral
distribution for emis-
sion fromAhese tubes. The authorp are sincerely grateft-a to L. A.
Khutsishvili
and N. N. Klimenko for their*parti~ipation in this work. Orig. art.
Eas: 3 figures,
2 tali-I-es.
SUB ODDEC 20/ SUBM DATE: OD'
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ACCOSION NRi UR 363/ 5/001/007/1051/1053
546.6821181. !54b. 55
MVMO1Ri Ugay, Ya. A~ Gordini,:4. L.
TITLE: Growing indium phosphide single crystals
SOURM AN SSSA~ lzvestiyst. 11organicheakiye materlaly, v. 1, no., 7.
1965,
1051-1053
TOPIC TAGS.- single crystal,
,pdium, indium compound, phosphide, semiconductor
single crystal, single crystaligrowth, singfe crystal growing,
crystallization
crystal property, electric prooerty, indiumphosphide, melt
crystallization, cx7B-
tal'electric property rl
ABSTRA.M: Indium pbosphide hingle er-yet t have been obtained by a
slow
(1-3-1.5 mm/hr) crystallization from melt4f stoichiometric
composition under
40 atm of phosphorus presnure~ 'in a thick-vallt-d. horizontal
q7aartz ampul. Origi-
nally, the ampul contained in4ium and phosphorus separated by a
drawn-out portion.
The ampul was heated in atwo-,zone resistanee furnace. A gradual
increase in
Volte4;e made possible a graduaLl progress of: crystallization front
in the indium.
zone of the ampul. The advantages of this technique were stressed in
comparison-
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ACCESSItO W AP5022252
with tbe-technique of pulling Vie, crystal frcm the melt.. The
x-ray diffraction
pattern shoved that the ingot ol~tained was sl:ngle crystalline
over nearly 213 of
its length. Single cry6thle. 410-12 mm in,diameter and 70-100 M
long vefe ob-
tained. The crystals. bad an n-t,irpe conductiviLty,
thermoelectric power 'of 150 uv/de-
gree, carrier concentration of ;(2.0-3-0) X :LO16 car3, -and a
carrier mobility of
6000 cm 2/v.6ec at room teMeratu~e. The lattibr value exceeded
all previously known
from the literature and.indicaie'd.the good pality of
the.crystale. The electrical
characteristics W be improveO'O e-.g., by criicibleleas
zone-melting. Orig. art.
has: 3figures. [JK]
ASSOCIATIONt Voronezhokly gok4&rstvewW univerbitet (Voronizh
State University)
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ACC N R3 AP701-3719
SOURCE CODE: UR/0154/66/000/001/0079/0083
AUTHOR: Aronov. V. 1. (Candidate of physico-mathematical sciences);
Qqrdin
(Student)
ORGt Moscow State University Im. H. V. Lotionosov (Hoskovskly
gosudarstvannyy
universitet)
TITL91 Computation of the values Vsr, In a mountainous region
SOURCE: IVUZ. Geodeziya I aerofotos"yomkop no. 19 1966, 79-83
TOPIC TAGS: Poisson equation., earth gravity
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ABSTRACT: For computing -the iralues Vzz from gravity' in6maies,lt
3.3 cus-
tcmar-y to use a fomula obtained by differentiation of tho Poisson
in-
togral for the vertical ct)ordinato. In mmitain regions a the ob-
servations are made atdIfferent elevations the accuracy of
computatiom*
is low idien that Toximila is used. The errors may be tens or even
Mindreda of parcent. of thD computed va:Lue and in some, cases the
Vzz
artmA14 as my reverse signse A method was proposed by, H. K.
Kartve1ish-
vJai for computing Vzz, taking into account the difference in
elevation
of stations*- The method was based on the No' Be MolodwWkiy
oc~iations_
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proposed for computing plumb-Iffie deflections and reduction of
gravity
anomalies to an external plane, but computations were not given on
nodels
characterizing the accuracy of the methods Accordingly, the author of
this paper proposes a relatively simple method for conputing VZz In a
mountainous region. Three examples of computations are given. Even
under
difficult conditions the accuracy Is high. In the case of a large
number
of Iterations the method is eq'uikl In accuracy to computati'ons
based
directly on the theoretical values &g given on a plane passing
directly
through the-corpuVed point, and in sone.cases exceeding it. The
accuracy
in computing VZZ In a 'mountainous region by this method Is equal to
the
accuracy for a lowland region. The some can be demonstrated for the
com-
putation of the horizontal derivative Of potential and.reduction of
gravity anomalies, Orig. art. hesi I figure, 3 formulas.and 4 tables*
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movement of basic
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Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 5, 1959, No. 19541
Author : Gordina, P. V.; La,zurenko, I. S.; Remova,
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Inst : Not given
TAle : The Reaction of Whooping Cough and Whooping
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Name GORDINA, Raisa Vladimirovna
Dissertation phagotypes of Paratyphoid B Bacteria
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