SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT ILYASHENKO, S.M. - ILYASOV, A.T.

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IRIORNPLUMIND
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Reaktivnaya telchnika (Jet technology, ) Izd DOSAIM.,
P.08cowi 1951, 70 PP.
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ILITA: Sergey Mikhaylovich; USHAKOV. Mlkhall Alakemubdrovich, radaklori
famul WaNktor; OS22IRN, M.S., tekhnicbenkly rmdmktar.
(PIWsics] Fisilm. Moskva. Tessoinswe nehabso-pedsogAzd-vo trmd-
reservisdat, 1955. 283 P. (xw 8:11)
(Pwsice)
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PHASE I BOOK MWITATIM 585
Bondaryuk., IdIrball YAkarovich and nlymsbenko) Sergey Mbsylervich
MM vosdambno-reektivnM dvl4pteli (r4wet,1206imes) 1606covi
mormgiz, 1958. 391 P. 10,oOOO copies Vrintod.
Id. of Pktbllsldvg Hone: Petrovs# L A.; Tvahe Ed.: Ro P.; Reylowerl
Shchatinkov., Ye. 8.p Doctor of Teabnloal SciencespZOVIO-or; Md.:
Maburovj, B. V.p 'Enid or; Ummaging Zd,: Sokolovj, A4 I.
PURFM: 2his book Is Intended for engineers., specimUsts 1A &i2V=tt-onglue
de3lgm and for stw1ents of aviation vuzes who are acqualated vith basic
thersodynamice *zA gas dynamics.
WMWI: fte authors state that this book Is the first attlOWb at a,
generalized compilation of Wormation IndisponseUe for unlerstmau% the
ptqmIcal processes of rmjet engines (bersaftyr abkVvlated RX) &M also
for amlysis of their gas dynamics and thrust. Source mterials for thIs
book Inaluded monogm3phs and periodical, articles U Sovl*t ejad forelp
teabnical publications., and also acme research work of the authors,

FmAjet Enlan a 585
cadustion processp absubers, my be imbdivided into sliagle-iba ozd Umbleo-
shell typo. Both kind may be of a vortex or wtablio-now ", fte 4axthors
also mention. electrical and a esion 14Mitiono jet4iovM sad punntlc In-
jectionp and grogressive azA insUmt mi)dU,. There owe 19 refereacesp rif
Aich 9 an Soviet (including 3 translations) and 10 eire M40she
In Mapter U., "Subsonle Mlsp" the authors deo(velbe the essential
features of & subsonic M., mad define its efficiency (7 Pereent) an the basis
of the maxi=m obtainable ftta]w pressure In a saboonU flight (1.89 tift* the
atmospheric pressure). They give a method of awaysiti of these enginesby su-
cessive approximations, and a mtkvA of computation at tbrant chaxwteristics
of a real eng'" . They describe the most econcocical operating conditions and
the speed and altitude c sties of subsonic =Is. ftay also mutton
various applications of subsonio WE'*. There a" 14 referemes, of vhiah 4
am Botiet and 10 Inglish.
WapUw, X, e=eem "Supersonic WJC Is.* With moUrn, ft*U or stOde ;ower
the speed of continuous flight vill be limited by the beat moistance ot
terl it's. At speeds of N > 6s the teupemture freK triction is bigheT tbgm
the melting point of steels. At M ~~ 4p the specIfft conv=Uptim of ftel of
a. supersonic WE is lower and the efficiency higber (mawe thisin 40 peramt) than
for any other type of engine, Various aNlicatious oC superoonle WE's axe
em"Aw

Rmjet EW s 585
variabl*-eres nozzles. ftere Is no possibility of Imp""umut of fixedmares.
nozzles. Nazi a vorklug In varims operating coviditlaw must be VroTidod,4th
variable-area nozzles. The large store of energy weO&WAtel In the loatzed
ps of the ionosphere my eywhally be utilized In RJETo by,mrans of a astAIgmt
or by otbw devines. fte eutbors untica the Soviet salentle, Ya. B. Zelldev,1&p
wbo voftm In this field. The siatbiors easider melew wea,~i4r* for Rn's an
Immediate 3problm, and radioactive isotopes an awtimeia ":& possible OCW.*
of emwgy* Beta batteries using artificial radioactLva InotojMs and pro*wU%
electrical energy direatly by rad-4 deecupositiod sv-v sUo mtentioned as a
Voteetial some of energy for RJR's. kt tbje end of the book gmybm af gas-
dymda ftnetions axe given:
k - 1 2
-"E-+=
2, nt,X.). ET(~,)Jrl-'L,
E: (A I LT ( X ) Tk--,
q(A) xC(A). JLO 2

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mmA 5 mbM dlapvm of dIssoclated ambustion wow''to Or ker*moo Me
authors umtlm the foUowl" scientists rexpmsible :Eft OULWMUM at the
I a , ie MR tboarir: S. 1. Abrumovich., B. S. StocbkUp vmA Mxq", 3X
otber fl*UW Yes Be Mabotinkov., Go 1. Potrcw.* S. P., Mov., and 1. A. WorWav
am
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83abou
m I. Jet-mqom MmasitlestIm and ne)As of AppUao*Ua
X, Classificatim of jet smams
2o jet-w9las PL"whaters
3. DmtUm mad fM4bt dlst~ 23.
ho Flolds of appluatlm of TWIMM type of jet assims 24
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ISAXOT. Patr lusimich; KaNNTSKIT. Tiktor Pavlovich; LUTSKIT, Telarly
Kona tant inovich; RAPOP(MI, Tomrs L7udvigofta; DOOIJONIATOT,
TaTe, prof*, rateensent; JOUT, N.A., prof*# ;mtsessont;
KIFIKMT, I.A., rateensent; ILITAMMO# S.M.1, kanA.tekhne
nank, ratseAsant; TARVAROT.
T.G,, reteensent-,, GUCHOT, T.T., retsensent-. WMDWMIY,
L.X., red.; FUMUN, G.T., tekhred.
(Artificial earth satellites; 100 questions sod answers]
Iskusetvionnys sputubd ssalij 100 voprosow I otvotqv. Pod
red. V.P.gesnevokogoo Noskyst Obabobse%vo pwra rostra-
ne"lu polit. I nsuchnoxamlis 1959o 95 p, ' 7MIITRA 1216)
(Artificial satellites)

S/147/60/4)00/02/010/020
E022/007~
On the Spray-Pittern of the Liquid Fuel Swirl Atom;4ersi
kinetic pressures the length of the fully p~,aisorvsd
position of the film increases an the aIr prossur*
decreases. At higher relative speoda ol' fu4.1 or at
higher pressures of the medium, the aeriodyna*ic forces
acting on the film aro large and the prt~cess of
disintegration of the fuel film begins inmediately bohin(I
the orifice without the assistance of tlie ca~)tllary wstves.
As the pressure increases, the aerodynamic rorces increase
as well and the atomization becomes finer. Thus, as Ihe
pressure is increased the mean diameter~'of d~roplets ai.
first increases, reaches a maximum (the lowor.the relative
velocity of fuel the higher the pressure at which this
maximum is reached) and then begins to decre 'ase. The
relative velocities of fuel as practized in combustion
chambers are rather high, hence the higher tho air density
the better is the atomization. On the basis of -the
experimental results obtained by variousi invit4itigators,
the author succeeded in dertvInS an empirIc&I relation
of Eq (1.1) to (1.3) of which Eq (1) gives tho medium
diameter of droplets, Eq (1.2) the weight riite of
Card 2/4 production of droplets and Eq (1,3) the,paralneiter of the

s/i47/60/,000/02/010/020
302215407
On the Spray-Pattern of the Liquid Fuel Swirl Ato,mizers.
effectiveness of atomisation. This pariameier dspend4
on the nature of the temperature of the fu4tl used, as
shown in Fig 21 which agrees well with, Ref 7. Next the
flow of fuel from a swirl atomizer plac d isgainst the
air stream (Fig 1) is analyse4 u&lng 1~h: findings of
Ref 11 to 13. The result is Eq (2.11) giv~ij~g the ranged
of extension of the spray. As th-b six', prelsoure, is
increased atomization improves, droplets x~.*w down
quicker and the range of the spray diakinis6os, As the
air temperature increases its dsnoity4imijaishes, honce
the atomization is worse and the rango of the spray
increases. But as the fuel temperature is, increased,
Its denalty, viscosity and surface tension diminish,
atomization improves and the range of the spray decreases.
As the pressure in the fuel system ing-reasemi. the LiftitJal
velocity of the fuel increases, atomivktion improvag ajtd
the range of the spray decreases in sj'Ate of high
initial velocity of the droplets. Dy'increasing the
diameter of the orifico of the atomizer or by reducingi
Card 3/4 the swirl of the fuel, atomization becomes worse and the'

s/147/60/000/09/010/0201~
IC022/1407
On the SprAy-Pattern of the Liquid Fuel SwIrl AtOmIzerm,
range of the spray increases. The shalie of the spray
in the absence of rotation (a a 0) wis analysed i3~
Ref 14. The velocity and the ~coordinat4s of the
trajectories of the droplets are as giVen by Zq (2.12)
to (2.14); from the last relation, the, author deduevis
the value of the limiting transverme radAus of the sp Iray,
as given by Eq (2.16). The effect of v1irious parameters
on this limiting transverse radius is shown In Fig 5 to
and the graphs show good agreement with the,experimental
results obtained by various investigators. Fig 5 shown
the effect of fuel pressure; Fig 6 the offoict of the air
velocity; Fig 7 the effect of the fuel temperature and
Fig 8 the effect of the fuel pressure and of,the orifice
diameter. There are 8 figures and 14 roferenoes, 8 of
which are Soviet and 6 English.
SUBMITTEDs November 3, 1959
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84050
S/147/60/0"/0031009/018
R191/8481
Spray Torches of Centrifugal Atomisers (Part IX)!
concentration of the fuel diminishes. ReferrLnM to earlier
experiments, summarised by Abramovioh, Q.N.(N'Turbuletit Free Jet
of Liquids and Gazes" Rnergoizdatj Moscow-Loningrad, 4948), tho
axial concentrations of admixtures to a turbulent jet i~r* inves-sely
proportionaltwhilat its radius is directly proportionnIto the
length of the base section. In order to ignite.& n6,n-vapouris-ing
torch in the wake of the atomiser, a stabiliser clust be arranged.
Burning can be maintained until the mixture impinging on the V
tabiliser does not exceed the separation limit,, Rs~forring to
:
arlier literature, It is shown that the separation I~Iviits can be
satisfactorily predicted for relatively largm al:6misors, There are
8 figures and 7 referencess 5 Soviet and 2 Englie.h.
SUBMITTEDi January 23, 1960
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8/147/60/000/004/008/016
S081/E235
AUTHOR: Illyashenko, S. M., (Moscow)
TITLE: Evaporation Z-a- "om ustion of a K6nopr Iopellant4
in the Chamber of a Liquid Fuelled Rockst Engine
PERIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnykh zave4oniy,
Aviatsionnaya tekhnika, 1960, No. 4, op. 72-82
TEXT: On the basis of three assumpti=6~3 (1j the evapor-
ation of liquid fuel is the limiting process detoormAning the
kinetics of combustioA, the parameters of the ehakb~r and its
size; (2) the temperature of the combustion products Is constant
along all lengths of the chamber; (3) the evaporatica of liquid
fuel-occurs from one end to the other at a gradivillv diminishing
velocity such that the drops are subjected to &a ac(leleration
near to that of the gas, a mathematical analysis is~made of the
evaporation and combustion of fuel drops in thwoombustion
chamber. Relations are derived and are shown graphioally between
the chamber parameters and length of the oombustion,zone, aud~
between the ebamber parameters and time of combustion of sinigle
component liquid fuel. The following conclusions are drawn: (1)
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S/147/60/000/004/COB/016
Z081/B235
Evaporation and Combustion of a Nonopropellant in the Chamber of
a Liquid Fuelled Rocket Engine
On improv atomisation, that iq on decreasing the Wean Sauter
diameter Abstracter's note: "Sauter" diaaeter~ not defined In
the paper;eof the drops, the length of the combustion zone of
single-component or pre-mixed fuel in the co,mbustionchamber
decreases. If the drops are very small (diam6tor < ,30 microns),.
the evaporation velocity becomes larger than tho Maas velocit~.of
micro-diffusional turbulent combustion and the theovy ceases
approximate to the truth. (2) With increasing gt!rowth. of gas
temperature on combustion,' that ic with increasLis beat product-
ivity of the fuel, the evaporation and combuntion velocities
increase according to a logarithmic law, but combustion time and
the required length of chamber both decrease. (3) With
increasing mass flow of liquid fuel and thermal conduotivity of
the gases, the evaporation and combustion velociLieo inoraaso,, but
with the growth of heat capacity and viscosity of the gases, iind
density of the fuel, they decrease. (4) The calculated length
of the evaporation combustion zones of drops of singlia-compoa6nt
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8/147/60/000/004/OW/016
H081/E235
Evaporation and Combustion of a Mono ropellant in the Chamber;of'
P
a Liquid Fuelled Rocket Engine
or pre-mixed liquid fuel are close to the chambe~r len0h found
empirically. There are 4 figures and 8 references: 7 Sovie~
and 1 non-Soviet.
SUBMITTED: February 2, 1960
Card 3/3

ILIXASIMIKO,.Sargey klikhaylovicb Cdeceavedj; TALWOV, Altltsc-y
Vasillyevich; BOLGARSKIY, A.V., doktor takkat. na.Wi,
retsenzenti BESPALOV, I,V,, kand, tekhn. navkp roltaenzentl
KLYACHKO, L.A., kand. tekhn.nauk, reteenzent; CHUkACMNK0,
B.N.# inzh.p red.; BONDARYUK, H.M., doktor takhn, nauko
prof.# red.; POPOV, A.V., red.
(Theory and design of direct-flow combustiou chatbers] To-
oriia i raschet priamotochnykh kamer egoraniia. i'makya,
Mashinostroeniep 1964. 305 P. (EIIa M12)

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IL#TASHINKO, V.
Supply and utilisstion of ggs In Stalinaad. GO pro** rno,111:30-31
(NIRA 10t.22).
(stalinV14.4")

GREYNER, Gans Rolandovloh; JL!IASH=4,--IJ4d44=tAMIqP;
PERVMHIN, Nikolay Nikolayevicb; COM X , Vikt-or
Alskservich; GEBRUM, G.K., ka~d.tskbnnoiuk,
retsensent; SEXUPOVA, O.K., nauchnaW.; ISINITSIN,
A.I., naucim.rod.; VAsn,YEVA, N.M., red.1 Irmwic f'.S.P
tekhn. red.
[Automatic control of sir pump compressor plants] AvWmati-
sataiia vosdushayM porshnevyM kompressornykh ustanovok.
Hoskya, Sudpro"is,, 1963. 147 p. OaRA 16s8)
(Air compressors) (Automatic control)

V N'ri"o'! 1. '1
LIKS V~v CHEBOTA, FIOJ
Physlauchenical propertles of tho c-,ystal hydrdiltq!! )I'
-are
-,earl.h sulfritob of the torbiwi subgroup. Zh%iromot~g.khim.
10 no.8;1761-.!7?0 Ag 165.
(mllu 1911)
1. Submitted HeQr 5l 1964.
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ILITASHNITXO, V.V.; KIRTATSIV, Kh.A*, Insh.
Iff1cienoy promotion at building sito. lsobro A rats, 3 no.5i344-35
gy, 158. (min 1129),
Llaehallnlk takhnicheekogo Wela tresta "Hik"OlIstroy' (for illysihen-
ko). 2.1omissiya po ratsionalizataft I isobretatel'styu tresta 09ikoooll-
stroe (for KiryatoOT).
(Building) (Suggestion systems)

ILIYASUIKO,V Voya,
Sanonian aediments on the right tank of the Ipwar.Aim Darya.
Trudy UZ nools5l-56 1604. (HIM 14 8)
(,geol.upr
m Dwya VaUsy-Gealogy, stl~tigmi'hic)

IL""~,-,ITIFNKOR V.ya.
Phosphorite of the Cwapanian and Danian stagms of the lower Am.u Mtr~ra.
Uch. zap. SAIGIMSa no.7t85-91 162. (KMA 1714

ILIYASHENKO, Ye.I.-
Activity principle of the blax memory elameni". RN no.4t27-29
163. (MM 160D)

ILITASHENKOP Ye.l.
Study of nondestructive interrogation of ordimitry farrite torolda.
NTI no.9t27-31 163. (MIRA 16-02)

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n) ab -Ix. A dotc"o r U3 i;m a tw't majo, ff thi~ro la no carres nikp~4 bv"4cle-n! Its- w%yj
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yulbvi . f abrrt~i "Ijit le'n(~** Od Stfl P i~Ttl-, (-t M)
Y.m -MT)TP replv --~r,r r-rt'r inj,! wil,
Noma
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RUDAKOV, V.F.; IL'YASHENKO, 79610
Methods of selecting a ndtiple ansimr from = noootlativi) memory.
NTI no.6s27-36 164, (~= 1719)

ILtUSUNKOF-Yety 0
Our experience In the struggle for the tittl4i of Brigade of
Communist labor. Kozh.-obuv,prom,3 no,309 V1r 161io
Efficiency., Industrial) OCIRA 34 -.6)
iev.-Shos industry)
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ILIYASHENKO, Yu.; MUKWOVAO N.,, red.
[Fruits of the landl sketches on 'Who virgin Ilklidal. i
Khleb-sollj ochorki o tooline, Alma-Atap Kaz~oalilu-
izdat,, 1964. 320 p. (MIRA'18:51

M&FMOVICHP
Regular polygons in In space. Vast. Moak, Uz. Soi.l: Hat Imakh.
17 no.5tl8-24 S-0 162* 15:
1. Kafedra. vysehey goomstrii i topologil Mookovskogo
universitetat
(polygons)

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KUAYMV, Dzhavdat Sabirovich, kar~d.,vnologo-ainer-eilor,,ta,':Itlskik:h asuk;
ILIYASHNNKO, Tu.Te.. red,,- TURURAYNY, B.1, tekhm,red,
esc=rces 'of Ka2akhatan
]Poleznyo taltapimat7a Kasakhstano.
Alm-Ata Katakhokoe goo. izd-vo, 195b# 148 (MrRA 11115)
Motakho tan-,-. Mine a arA minarol rasouramm)

ILIYASLMMO, Yuriy Yevgonlyevich; CMT, T,,, red,.j IMIIWA, Vj. tokho.ftd.
(Chroniole of the vl1lace of Soidatovol Khromike sela Boldatmo
Moskva, Gos.lsd-vo polit.lit-rys 1960. 117 VO

ILITASHIV, A.
Shelter from air attacks for the population in suburbs. Toan. zcan*
34 no*11:26-27 N 158~ (MIRA. 12a)
(Air defenses)

BABKIN, I.A.; BOGOLYUBSLIY, G.N.; PURLINOV, I.I.; VOMMUSKIT, V-V-;
DMILTUIC, V.S.; UPOLIMlY, G.N,; SURKIN, A.S.;.H~.TAMW,_AaXP49
rIPRITAN, X.M.; XONMMIM. P.V.; KORABLZT, M.D.- LHIB VAt
0
Th.A.; MAX&ROV, TU.N.; XIWSHNIKOV, I,P,; NOVICHAW501 I.P.;
POPOV. A.V.; SEMRYAKOV, V.A.; KMVSXAYA, K.D., 2*6.; ANIRIANOYD
B.I,, tek1w,red,
[Protecting the public from present-day means of d0struotion-,
a textbook for organizations of the All-Uniou Voluntary socie.tj to'T
the Promotion of the Armro Aviation, and Navy) Zaiihohita na6e~auiia
ot soyrememqkh sredetv porashaniial uchabnoo posobit dlia orpul-,
satell Tsesoyuzuogo dobrovollnogo obehahestv* soaoystviya ar*u 'J4)
avlatfli i flotu. Xookva, Izd-vo DOSW, 1958. )J4 p. (KIRA 12
(Mvil defense)

BOCOLYUBSKIY, G.N.; BURLINOV, I.I.j VISOGRADOV, L.V.j ~=W414311y,
V.V.; DANILYUKI V.S.; ZUSKIN, A.B.; ILIMAS ,t A. S 1;1CEMELEV,
10 ,at
M.D.; LEBEDEVA, Yu.A.1 MAXARDY, Yu. , I Hi VS 'T.P.)
NOVICHENK02 I.P.1 POPOV, A.V.; SEPADWOV, V.A,;VAfiz1wKOYj
I.S., red.; GODIUR, F.Te., red.1 SORKIN, MIZ40 tetui. red.'
(Protecting the population from present-dq Olean& 4)f*
destruction] Zashchita haseleniia ot sowremoafth hrodsty po-
rasheniia; uchebnoe posobis d1la organizatsl~ DOSOF. Pod ob.
shchei red. I.S.Varennikova i L3.Vinogradoisif 10.2... P*rer.
i dop. Moskva, Isd-vo DOSAAF~ 1962. 254 p., WJU l6s4)
(Clyll defense"

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/6424
Bogolyubskiy, G. N., 1. 1. Burlinov, 1~ V. Vinogrsdov, V. V. VonesenskLy,
Y,&J)anijyuiL._A. S. Zubkin, A. So Illyashev,_K D. Korable~, Yu. A,
Lebedeva, Yu. & Makarov, 1. P. r-~O;R-kov, 1. P. Novichooko. A. V.
AT
Popoveand V. A. Serebryakov
Zashchita naselaniya ot movremennykh mrodstv porambeniya; uch*Woyo
posgbiye d1ya organizataii DOSAAF (Prot*ction of the ftpulmth~n From
Modern Means of Destruction, Handbook for DOSAAF Organizations)
2d ed., rev. and enL Moscow, DOSAAF, 1963. 254 p. 460~000 coplos
printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Veamoyuznoye ordena krannogo %nameni Dobrovollno"
obahch*etvo mod*ystviya armit, avistaii i floty.
Ed@. (Title pageh 1. S. Varennikov and I- V. -Vinogradov; Compilers: ~L D.
Korablev and Yu. A. Leb*dova; Ed.: F. Yo. Godiner; Techj Vd..-
Sorkin.
Card I/

GIMBOV. P.D.. professor. doictor takhMehookikii aftuk; PANCZVMO*
starshly nauchn" sotradnik, kandidat takhatchaskikb mauk;
ILOYASUV# G,K#$ m1adshly, wichan'ootriviAlk.
Investigation of the properties of cold mo(phalt Tantle sixell witb
bitumen auu1sions. Isv. VVIIG 56182-100 056- (Kwi lots)
(Asphalt) (RuildirAg makwrlitla,)

OMOV, Petr Dmitriyevich: UOIASMI_ Grigoriy KikhaylDviabs, PMHMO*
--I-
Serpy Nikol3yovich; GIROMM,
"
[7orming Impervious curtains 'by Injecting tirwilno" OwlsiOA63
Ustrolstvo protivofilltratelonnykh save0napetanlem. bituwjkh
swul'all. Noskya, Gos.snerg.isd-vo. 1959. 44 Pe (NIRA 13; 3)
(Bituminous materials) (soil percolation)

ILITASHEV, Ro
Some problems concerning Improvement of commerclail oervices In
Kazakhstan. Sov. torg. 33 no.8.-12-16 Ag '59. (KM 12:11)
l.Ministr torgovli Kasakhokoy 03R.
(Usakhetan-Retail trade)

1LOYASM
We shall work with,tseverance and inspiration, Ohshchestv.
pit. no.12:6-8 Dle (M,IRA 16tl2)
1. Ministr torgovli Kazakhakoy SSR*

ARZHANYY, P.M.; VOLKOVAp R.M.; PROKOSHKINp D.A.; PrittimaU,whastlyes
FSTROVAp R.V,;,IL'YASqT6-FA,-
Investigating the diffusion of silicon and titanium in niobiua.
Trudy Inst. =t. no.ns7&82 162. ~HIRA~ 16~~
(Niobiumi-Jbianography) (Diffu-plon c*6UrAgs)

ILIYP.SIIEVTCH., 1. K.
"Shortcomings in Organization of Delivery Serdee it Fail Inberprises,"
Vest, svyasi, No.8, pp 21-22, 1953
Deputy Chief,, Division for Organization and Operation of the FAU Post OrhC6 Ach4n.
Translation No. 544, 30 Apr 56

ILITASMICI!-- I -- If Io-neti-nd-u- ovich
Corpnization of mall delivery in the Wuntid qtjoluitats1141
doetavki korrespondentoli I pechati Y gorodakh4, lnd~206 perqr~
i dop. Noskys, Got.lud-vo lit-ry po voprosmm~avimil I radio
1959. 73 P. (143n 14:4j
(Postal service)

'.'LI7rAEY'7U'YrATf','TT,- I. - IN- - ---- - --- ---- ----
Nurearies (Horticulture)
Role of tree and fruit tree nurseries in settlements of spariwly wooded regions les.
Khos. 5 No. 2, 1952.

2. USSR (6oo)
4, Kuybyshev Province Nagnolisvins
7, Cultivation of Chinese magnollavine in Gor'kiy Province,~' LmAboss, 6.% 63. 3m
1953.

n'YASHMCD , V.A. j DDLISHAXOVA j X.S. j lush. I WW o 0. S. BIBIOU p T, T.
Contincus b2maching of cottoq fabrics in open width M the AO
310 production 2ine, Tekst4m# 21 no*120743 D 116L
~MIMA 13 R)
lo Ispo2npvushohLy Opujamosti saw q4shcholg* "rauriyar
veroolmootbel'sM mashin Yessoymmopmohoo-loolod'roatellskop
instituta tekstillnogo mashinosUWonlym, (for 1111MASvich).
2. Vassoyusw nawkw-Isslodmtel'skLy Institut Ukotiltnogo
mAbinostroyeniya (for DoI14Mkova)o 3. GlavVr in~to, otbellmo-
kruillnor fahrW Olukhovskago iklopohatobumkAftogo, k*mbinata
JM=4 V,I,Tgn4r,& (for Lope), 6 Ih-4 sk"a laboratoriya
Glukhovskogo khl- komibinsts. ims2l V.IjAmina'
(for Ribikowya),

YEVGRAFOVA, inzh.- Vj,., Inzh.; VOLINOVI,, Z.G.,
nauchn. red.; KOV, A.11., red.
[continuous action equIpwnt for the bleachilie, of a6tton
cloth and knittec. fabrics) Oborudovanie napror.Mojr-ti del-
Avila dlia otbel3d khlopehatobumazhnoi tkunl A trIk-otaral-
nogo polotna. Moskva., 1963. 39 p. (Serlia III: Noi7m ma.-
shiny, oborudovanie I sredstm avtomatizatsii, no.67)
(MI ijA 1717)
1, Moscow, TSentrallmy inst: ',vll nav,-.Imc-tekhrII,.-tedkOy in-
formatsil. po smtomatizatsii i mashinostri,~yenlyu. 2. Use-
soy,uznyy nauchno-issledovatellakly inatit"u-4 legkogo I
tekstillnogo mashinostroyenlya, (for Il'yashevI,,,,,b).

- ---- -- - - - - - - -- -- - - -- - -- - - -- - ---- -- ------ --- -- --
A 1, 11 M
D.-EPYWYANAINP V.'.; NOVOMI-ENOV) VX,; 11,1YASHEVICH, Ye.H., ~". 1.
.... ~ I I I
Effect of washing on the settling rate of red mud In &lumina
prcduction. TSvet, met, 38 no,9155 3 165,
(MIRA 18:12)

BALANTERO Illya IBaaovich; BERLIN$ Rafall lzraileviolt; WYASHEVSKAU,
Genrietta Isaakovna,- KOVALEVSKAYA., A.I., red.1
,tekbn-.-red-.-
[Toobnological p3anning of breweries and soft-drink PintalTe-
kbnologichaskoe proektiravania pivovarenzWkh zavodov It teekhov
bezalkogollmykh napitkov. Moskvas PishchepromindaC 1962.
243 P. 061A 15:9)
(Brewing industry)
(Soft drinks,-Equipment mad supplies)

ILIT4SRVSKIT, V.B., insh.
Iff Iclent methods for assembling wooden co,,oling, towers.
Stroi. truboprov. 5 no.4:18-20 An 160. (MIRA 11:9)
tCooling towers)

411,W11, it MAW It 1111111 1
SAMYIDVICH, G.D., In2b.; II,'Y,4,SMSXIY* Y.B., insh. (Chelyabinsk)
Improved equipment fi~nr autoutic welding of ametia" , Strot.
truboprov. 5 no.?M-21 JI 160. (MM 130)
(Pipolines-Welding)

"I mill"
ILI YASH16'VSKIY, Ta. A.. inshefter.
Sectioma reinforced concrete girders. Not.1 thtlo-bot. no.ll:
393-394 N 156. (Kw 9:12)
(Girders) (Prestress,od eoncrate)

, i ,7 --,/ JAi~ - 4eJ
Precast reinforced concrete components to be uosd In f#rm bulldilW,
Gor.t sel.stroi. no 8/9:15-16 Ag-S 157. (HIM 10:12)
Keoast concrete) (Form bttildlues)

ILITASMOKIYO TskcT Aronovich; IMMY. N.To , Insh, p imuchr4y rod.;
kilm :64 1qid- val JVLIKINA. 2.M., tokkm.r4d.
Urecast concrete for form buildings] gborxWi shilemoUston
sellskokkesialetvanalkh proisvodstvonnykh 0,ostrottAkh,
~oskva, Gos.isd-ve lit-ir ps stroit,., arkhit,,, i strAt.
mtsrialam4 1959. 206 j,. (NnA 12:6)
(Precast concrete construction)
(Para Imildings)

KURAMW, V.A., prof., doktor takhn.nouk; MIRONOV, 9,As, profo, doktor
takhn.nauk; ALUSANEROVSKIT, S.V., kand.takhn.nauk; MI, 1.3.,
kand.takhn.nauk; DKITRMV, S.A., kand.takhn.nauk; IMIN, RX,
kand.takhn.nauk; SIGALOV, R.Te., kand.takhn.tisiuk; NSHIROVSKITp
Ya.M., kand.takhn.neuk; TABENKIN, N,L,, insh. Edmoeosedl; XAU~-
TUROV, B.A.. kand.takhn.nauk; IMUIS, 2.1.. Insh.40 KRYWY, SAO
kand.takhn.nauk; FMN, I.F., doktor tekhn.noilk; (W"7, N.M.,
prof., doktor takhn.naulc; YAKOVLIV, A.I., lnzh.; KOUM, B.G.,
prof., doktor takhn.nankl DMSHFXVICH. TuA., inzh.-, MOSIMS.
V.M.; LURIY3, L.L., insh.; KAKARICHNV. T.T.. )mnd4tokhn.nauk;
MUCHMO, V.A., insh.; VASILIYBV, B.F., inxh.; KOSTT(IKOVSKIY.
K.G., knnd.tekhn.oauk; KAGARIK, I.L., insh.; ILOYASUTSUY, Ta.A..
inzh.; LARIKOV, A.Y.s Inzh.; ISTULOY, T#T*0 idfth-eT* SOT, Me
inzh.; LYUIKGVSKIY, I.G., kand.tekhn.nalak; POPOV, X.N., kand.teUm.
nauk; VINOGRADOT, N.M.. insh.;USMOV. N.A., kand.takhn.nank;
bIrARMOV, P.M., inzh.; TIR-OVARRSOV, G.S., insh.;.GLADKOV, B.11.0
kand.tekhn.nauk; KOSTOCHKINA, G.V., arkh.; XUREK, R.A.; OWROVEKIT.
N.V., kand.tekhn.nauk; PIMMISHT&N. Z.H., inph.:lStXSWffN, D.L. inzh.;
(continued:on next card)

XURASOV, V.A.--(continued) Card 2.
MIKHATLOY, T.G., kand.takhn.nauk; SIGALOT. 3.Te.,Ikond.tekhz*wMk;
GVOZIXV. A~Aw ~ prof ~ . retsensent; NIMUYLOO. Y.T. t prof * 0 retOen-
sent-, PASTIRM, PeLat profeg retsonsent; GMIN, K4A,., lush,*
retsousent; TIMM, L.Teeg inshop nnuohW todo; tOTIKp B.A., red,
izd-,va; WRYACMtVA, T.V., red.isd-ve; KUMXW, L4Ttbs tekhnersdo
[11and-book for designeral 8prevochnik prooktirovshchiks. Pod ob-
shchei red. T.I.Murasheva. Moskva. Gos.isd-qo lit-ry PO stroit's
arkhit. i stroit.materialem. VoIJ. [Precast reinforced concrete
construction elemental Sbornye shelesobstonny% komstruktoii.
ig3g. 603 p. (KIRA 12-0,12)
1. ]Amdemiya stroltallstva I arkhitaktury SM. Mauchno-iseledo-
vatellskiy Institut betona L shelesobetons. Verovo,. 2. Dayetvitell-
nyy chlen Akedemii stroltal'stva i arWtektllVy $60t (for Murashav,
Gvozdav, Mikhaylov,Y.T.i,Pasternako'Shubin), 3. Chlon-korresp. Ako-
demii stroitel'stva i arkhitaktury SSSR (for Kironov. Gusev. Nookvin.
Kursk).
(Precast concrete construction).

AR1MAHGZL1=1Y, P.ye.; BZR SOM. A.M.; EMOT, R.I.: MLWACH, H.L.-,
ILITASOVSKIT, Ya.A.; MIUOV, A.A.; XO=VSK1T,,A,S,; IRTWf,
N.V.; LHWV' H.K.; NAMYROV, F.T.; NIMMOV, B.1s; PAIMINe.
Me.; RUDANOV, M.L.; SINYAKOV. V.I.; VALIKIM., Os.0a.; PWRTAIW,
A.I., red.; BALLMe A.I., tekhn.red,
[Kanual on the construction of farm buildings-I Spravochnik po
sallskokhosiaistvennonu stroitalletvu. Moskva, fts.ind-vo
selikhos.lit-ry, 1960. 704 P,
(7skru buildings) (MIRA 13:12)

J I-
AID P 2967
Subject USSR/Flectrioity
Card 1/1 Pub. 29 - 1T/35
Author Illysehov, V. P.j MS.
TItle C,urves for tho computation or maxima current prote6tions
Periodical : Energetik, 5p 22-23o NY 1955
Abstract : The author presents computing graphs which he 1*11Vfor
the ET-520 and IT-80 type relsys.~ He giv** examples of
tomputation. Two d1apamS.
Institution : None
Submitted : No date

ILIYASHOVI Ye.F.
Schematic of the changeover of a phyaical c!:-vi)JI tt:i a vDICe-
frequency telegraphy channel. Avtom.0 telem. L silazl .44 no.11:
)6-37 N 164. ( tj-.ith 1'7 112 )
1. Starshly elcktromakhanik Leningrad-Vitebakoy distlintsil
Oktyabrlskoy dorogi.

ILIUSMI, H.
. .............
........ . . ...
Prevention of the softening of cucumbers durimg pi-dkling (frou
wAgricaltural reswwch,m Deoo, 1959). lonsA ov.prom, 13 n0.8143
Ag ,6o. (Kati 13:
(Cucumbers)

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IS 1i A* so as PAI 10044 oil IN a
w It CP It 0 09 9 a It

ILI TASHIM,-". 4,--inshener.
Removing oil spot@ and stains from knitted fabric#, logprow.14 nO.A.-
28-31-AP '54. (XZU 7:6)
(spotting (Cleaning))

IlAn Invoitig-ition in the Field of Vacuum Dyjirif,~." C,hrml Timih ScIp
.-,03cow Textile Inst, 20 J3nuary 1955. (VMp 11 Jan 55)
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Dermled lit USSR
Higher Educational Institutions (12)
SO: Sum. No. 556, 24 Jun 55

Category; USSR Phyaical Chemistry Surface phenomena. Ad4orptioa.
Chronatography. Ion exchange
Abs Jour: Referat Zhur-Khimiya) No 9. 1957) 3(:188
Author Lipatov S. M. r.JjjZ"b* X -
Inst not given
Title Effect of Vacuum on Sorption.of Dyes by Fibers
Orig Pub: Kolloid. zh., 1956p 18p No 5p ~62-565
Abstract: In a specially designed apparatus a study was mado uf t~e sorptirni
of dyestuffs (:.) by fibers, In vacuum. It Is sbmm~ thwt under
conditiono of a vacuum the sorption proceeds much~rxre xapidly th"
under ordinary cond-itionso while the eqtjilibriu~ Aute fm the saxw.
in both instances. Fxperiments confirm the point,of r1ew, of the
authors, to the effect that under ordinary conditians t:hoi fibrous
material ccntaina air in sorbed and inclosed condItion Arid there-
fore penetration of D inside the fiber is datormiN vid by 4sompetitiot
of the molecules of air and D for space at the vu~face.of the vQr-
Card 1/2
.......................... ....... .
* *** ...............

ILIYASHUK, N.D., kand. tekh. nauk
'**-~~V;=Cuum Ning of text1le mtortals, Taket. Prom. 19 no.7.-65-6e
Jl '59. (MIRA 12:11)
Orem and Weivc-Apparstum)

ILIYASHW. N.D., kand.takhn.nauk
VAKT-50 Vacuum dyeing apparatus, Takstopromolq no.,10t
57-59 0 '59. (KERL 1311)
(Dyes and dysing-~Apparatus)

-ILI*fASHJK, N.; GRUSHIN, M.; SMIEMO, B.
Apparatus whrm-throo-15,0 Promokoop, 14 w.7:16-17
ji l6o. (UM 1.310~1
lo Sotrudniki Nsuaboo-looledovatellakw tokbnokhlnich*ekNp
inatituta B"promoveta,
(Clowdag sod frelft lomkistry)

ILIYASHUK, N.; BUZINA, Z., insh.
The raincoat is waterproof again. Mest.prmi.:i khvAl.promys. 2
no.104 T& 161. [MlIft 1444)
2, Zaveduyushchiy Ubaratorlyey Hauohno-16016d,ovat~dIskogo teldim-
kbimichookogo iustitlAa (for Illymohuk).
(Waterproofing of fabrios)

ILIYASJIUK Nikola DavidoyjCh; -DOSHCHEIKO, Fariana Aleksawiramal
-Kn-e-tia'- M-"-ikhaylovna; ZLATOVEROV , 'B, S. I rod.
TRUSCVj H.S., tekhn. red.
(Technology of the chemical cleening and d3laing lof garmento]
Tekhnologiia khImicheskol dhiatki i krasbeulia adezbdy. MD.*
alva. Gosbjtizdat, 1963. 185 P. W IF"I 17: 2)

ILIYASHUK, N.D., kand.tekhn.nauk; BU22NA, Z.S.
Tapregnation of cotton raincoato vith water-re;xillant componitions,
Trudy NITKHI no.ls66-80 t62. (ICRA 17s4)
. 114 11

112-57-8-17974
Translation front Referativnyy zhurnal,,Elektrotekhmika, 1957, fir 8,
pp 306-307 (USSR)
AUTMOM Illyankuko Tus Me
.TITIZt Noise-Study Instruments Developed by LIOT (FrAbory,dlya
isslodovanlya sbunal rmrabotannyyo IJOT)
PERIODICAL: Tr.Namebe sozzli Voss. a.-i. An-t okbr^Ay~truda (Transactions
of the Scientific Session of the All-Union Scientific-Roseareb Labor-
Protection Institute)% 19546 Xr 31 Leningrad, 19550 pp 02-102
ABSTRACT: The Leningrad Labor-Frotection Institute (LIOT) has developed
instruments for measuring and analyaing solo*. ln~1949p a noise motor was
developed known as "SbLIOT with a loudness seal*.* Itcnoiso-w*asortnig
range in: intensity level, 35 to 130 dbi volume. 3$ to 130 pbons; lowness
in natural-scale units, 0.5 to 5,000* The noise motor is battery supplied.
Its weight is about 8 kg, and it is convenient and roliabl* In op*rati on,
It can be used for measuring mechanical vibration kiy meana of a p;ioxo-
electric vibration pickups In 1953, another noise motor wan developed
known as "Inspektorskiy Shl-53" (Inspector-type Shl-53)4 (In 1956$ It
will be manufactured by the industry as type Shl-lo) TbIa noise motor
Card 1/2

U,t3,ojIt./ 4
rArd 1/1 Pub. 99 29/30
Authf)ra t
Title Instrtzent for meriouring, the loudness o~ noUidi
'I L
H
-A-s-made of.twoi~40 0.8 - -Uni
L6
-developed in- th' 1~ scie't c 66~'iiH I. 'U o- for t 14 Otec"I-~h'
n he - -UPA, orv a H LU , ,Inil I t " U
of Labor, to be used in the study of noise In indwItry 111tth ni riv'w to its
elimination. The instrument has Emill dimetttill,ons (1,4110 x. 15 Y: IAO 1=1) a-rid
a ranpe fr,-In 5i4 Ilo 140 db, beaidmo being sinqp4.t In oj),.~ration. I'Iralri.i,6.
Institut.ton: .....
Submitted

IL'YASHUX, Tu-M.,luzhenor.
~:~
(Wet workshops. Zdorovle I no-7:14-13 133
(NOIM)

T , i
"A Portable 1/3-Octave Bandpass Spectrometer."
Paper presented at thte 4th all-Union Ccmf. on Acoustics,,
M41.00%, Jul,

BOV/58-59-4-9075~
Trmalation from: Referativnyy Zhumal Mika, 1959,, Nr 4, p 240 Wft)
AUTHOR: I1,Yashuk. YU.M.
TITLE: Cew-;;tmment for Nolne P" 'Analysis
quency

Byul. nauuhno-tekhn, ihfom. po ok*sAO trydao

p 53 A-
Jk~m: The authol~doscribes a noisq'i sealer jot

avo bat In. - :cut -hliWI
ct A of t6
a
O~Qi

b
a, Ai
per: octavi OW instrominvi 0001
t
id

olled
witch coa
i". a i~mq 6 Vith: 6
brightenix ;. The d1mmal4ewor ~thi. SU4,20r, "'e, to a:
10
333 x 216 x 165 m; W*1941 ~ S Tw,polhit4r
i;as a
range of db, The author submits! disirms, and: Of ~Ih
strument F3 a-whole and-- or its 60mvm~~ Onto. a
LenIngrad, UM)
Card 1/1

fill
it
UL

8/194/62/000/001/050/066
D201/3)305
AUTHOR: Illyashuk, Yu. M.
TITLE: Dynamic characteristics of noise fr Iequency spectrum
analyzers
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhurnal, Avtomatika I radioalektroalka,
no, 1, 1962, abstract 1-7-55d (Sbo.'naucho. rabot~in-i,
tov okhrany truda VTaSPS, 1960, no'. 3,1,2-79)
TEXT: The analysis of frequency spectra of not 'tie by means oflnar-
row band, manually tuned analyzers is.cumbersom.* and of dubio4s i
value. Because of this the normally used analyiers work in coiajwilc-
tion with automatic recorders. In order to have a constant speetto-
gram scale the rates of revolution of the analyzer tuning shaft V/
and that of the shaft of the tape moving mechanism are synchro-.
nized. The frequency characteristics obtained utith continuous anEL--
lyzer tuning are determined not only by the filter yarameters, but
also on the speed of the analysis. Such a characterlotic, called
dynamic, may differ considerably from the statl