SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KAMNEV, A. - KAMNEV, Y.

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AUTHOR; Kapmev,.: A.: B ;':Ikona~ V. 11.
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ORG: 618scow St ':Uni"rsitv im. M. V. Lomonosov (Moskovskiy gosudarstvennyy un:-
TI'rLl;:'l Potentials''of impulsive interaction between atoms of the 3 ert Mes
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SOME!; AN GSS~. lbo'kl~i~ 'v. 165
no. 6,0 1965, 12713-1274
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)IC ~AGS:~ in6' as~ i' teraciion, scattering crvss se(tion, atomic
Wi Ig part cle fire
phobic:
AB~TRA& The d6ta o6 -'the scattering of fast beams of neutral- atoms
fo~ determining Vj6 can~~ants K and e in the formula V(y) = K/yO fbr repulsive in-
;~teract ion b etwee h 1heaOV!i inert gaseq,,fKr, Xe),ops well as for combinations of these
ga6es with the lighter i6ebber's of thC-s~ries-'*I rormulas are given for deteminin;9
the potentials dAntemction for mixed gases. Comparison shows oatisfactory aLrvee-
ment tietween experimentg and thOolvtic'eil data for all systems of gases. The en-ar-',
;gies of interaction cod~ade with an accuracy of 15-20% for all systems except
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Soukk'..1 1pribory ~i;tekh:6ika ekspiwimenta, no. 2, 1966, 182-186
TOPICI~48: molociijar Owkicls,beam, magnetic analyzer, ion source, charge
ext6n 61 - elast ic' ecattkiAng , particle interaction
ABSTRAC~11- A device ~ is. abscrilied, forenalyzing interatcoic forces 1:11 the interaction
Iof a' ~roxi~btely ~ one electron-volt by measuring scatte Ing of high-energy
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(l0F._jb13 ev) neuirAl baa~s throtigh saiall angles. A block diagram oF the experimental
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matea eind ione ~ axle elirbf~ated by deflecting condenser 4. The neutral beam then pas-
seO Into,: scattirl'*, chagib6r 5 and the change in intensity due to passage through the
tari6t jis regist4bnwl by';datectcr 8.~ The proposed installation Is based on elastic
sceitteriing of fasiCbeapff of neutral particles in a gas for determining the potentials
of ~intoiratomic,aiidlinti.i~nolocular,iriteraction..,- The individual components of,the in-..
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USSR/Chemical Technology. Chemical Products and Their Application Foc~t industry,
1-28
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Khlmiya) No 2, 1957, 6&5
Authcr: Kamnev, B.
Institution: None
Title: How the Quality of Cheese was Improved at the Danilovskiy Plant
Original
Publication: Moloch. Prom-st', 19561 No 3, 22-23
Abstract: To improve the quality of cheese the following measures were put into
effect: cooling of the milk to +100 at the milk procurement instal-
lations., utilization of ripe milk, changes in the system of' milk flow
through the apparatus, reduction in time of whey removal from the
cells, provision of additional salting reservoirs, changes in the
system of brine cooling, preliminary cooling of the cheese for 16-18
hours, decrease in temperature fluctuations within the cooling cham-
ber of the cheene cellar. As a result during 1955 there were pro-
aucea Bo% of high grade Koatromskiy cheese as compared with. 46% pro-
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Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1957, Nr 1, p .92 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Kamnev, G. F.
TITLE: Investigation of the Working Process in Condensers by Means
of Hydraulic Simulation of the Tube Nests (Issledovaniye rabo-
chego protsessa v kondensatoralkh metodom gidravlicheskogo
modelirovaniya trubnykh puchkov)
PERIODICAL: Tr . Vses. nauch. inzh. -tekhn. o-va sudostroyeniya, 1955,
Vol 6, Nr :5, pp 50-65
ABSTRACT: A repDrt on the results of an experimental study of the motion
of the steam-air mixture in the inter-tube space of a condenser.
The investigation was performed by means of the method of a
gas-hydrodynamics analogy, i - e by replacing the plane flow
of a gas with the flow of a liquid in an open channel (on the
strength of the kinematic equivalence of the two flows when the
corresponding relationships among their parameters are ful-
filled). In the; flow of the Bteam-air mixture in a condenser the
quantity of steam decreases along the flow owing to its conden-
sation. This phenomenon, which can be simulated by means of
Card 1/2 a discharge of the liquid into pipes (through suitably made

124-57- 1- 716
Investigation of the Working Process in (cont.
drain holes) has an exceedingly important significance for the model test,
since the analogs of the basic parameters of the gas flow are expressed in
terms of the free liquid surface level. Thus the problem is severel
.y com-
plicated, and the conditions to be simulated can be given only approximately
on the basis of some preliminary calculation, the results of which are ad-
duced in terms of the test data by means of succesgIve approximation. The
author remarks that satisfactory agreement is obtainid after a second c-
third. approximation.
A. A. Gukhman
1. Steam condensers--Performance--Analysis 2~ Gas flow--Simulation--Model
test results
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USSR/Processes and Equipment for Chemical Industries - K-2
Control and Ideasiu.,ing Devices - Automatic Regulation.
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Ehisaiyu, Wo 2, 1957, 6976
Author : Kamaev, G.F. Nadl)orozhskiy, I.I.
Inst
Title : Automatic Water-Flov Level Gauge
217,
Orig Pub : Sudostroyeniye, 15156,,No 6, 31-33
Abstract : The automatic level gauge that measures the elecation
of a stream of water in hydraulic model test installa-
tions; is based upon the principle of maintaining con-
tinuous contact between the point of measuring needle
and the surface of the water. The electric part of the
apparatus includes an electronic amplifier and a phase-
sensitive thyratron rectifier vhich actuates a reversi-
ble motor. Cq)eration of each unit of the hookup is
considered and design data of the apparatus are given.
Card 1/1

KAMV, G.P.,
install.ation for hy&mulia modoltyw nf tarbinf.,
Sudostroonie 23 noel-1:49-51 N 157.
(Hydraulic turbines)

KARKOV, Mikolay Mikhaylovicb, KAMM#,_Ga.., kand. takhn. nauk, retsenzent,
SXRDTUKOV, S.A., in2h GO
-r ev: YMAN. U.K., red. lzid-vat; SOKOLOVA,
L.V., takha. led.
(Studying the blading of turbines] Issladovaniia -arotochnoi
chasti,turbin. Ifoskvil, Goa. nouchno-taklin. izd-vo mashinostroit.
lit-r,v, 1958. 1,,!6 p. (MIRA 11:12)
(Turbines)

POSE I BOOK MaWITATICK sov/5847
Mat"Yev., Gavrill Alekse.yi-evich, Georl;iy Fedorovich Kmnev,, Nikol-sy Mikhaylovieh
ftrkov., Vadlm SezIleyevich Ye zar()V
AeroUnamiks. protochpay dbasti. sudowykh turbin (Aerodynamics of the Gas-Flov
Section of Shi Turb nee) Leningraid., Sudprcmgiz., 19610 362 p. 2'759 copies
primted.
Reviewers: Aa AN',Moiseyev., Professor., Doctor of Technical Sciences., Honored
Scientist and Teebaologist of the RSFSR, A, W. Patrashev, Professor.,
Dcctor of Technical Sciences; Scientific Ed&-. S A. Serdyukciv;
U.: Z., V. Vissova. Tech. Ed.: L. M. ShishkoryiL:
TUMSE: This book Is: intended for designers and. research workers in ship.
btiildin~* It say also be usef-al to students taking courses in ship!
'bxd1ding and *pmer iimehine buildir4g in schools of higher edixeatil-40
C'O'vTsV=: 'The book desle vith the most como4 metho" of aerodynamic
inveBtigation of the blade appamtus of shly turbints and gives the
results of these Investigations. 1.)ractical recommendations on the design
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YELIUMV9 V~ 'S.., kW.tekhn,naukj KAMNEV, G.F., kand.takhn.nauk
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bast size of auming., clamnee,, and degree of reaction in
the istaoe~.-, audoatroenie'26 no.2t2l-29 (208) Feb 160. (MIRA 14:11)
'(14arinOturbines)

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USS~'R / General Biology. Physical and Che:mical Biology. 3
V
Abs Jour :Ref Zhur - Biologiya, No 4, 1959, Yo. 14275
Author :Xamnev, I. . Gordeyeva, L. 2.
t _ Ye .
Inst :Rd6t6v-~o-n the-Don Medical Institute
Title !Reactive Call Changres of the Cornea in
Animals, Effected by the Action of Hypertonic
Ringer's Salt Solutions
Oria Pub :Tr. Otchetn. nauchn. iconferentsii (Rostovsk.-
n/D. 11,~ed. in-t) za 1956. 2ostov-na-Donu,
1957t 213-216
,abstract :The possibility of increasinG the intensity
of intracellular processes by the action of
hypertonic salt solutions, glucose solutions,
prepared in an isotonic Ringer solution and
CaOl2 in various concentrations, were studied.
Experiments were carried out with the cornea
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USS.1 / General Biology. Physical and Che-.ilcal BioloZy. B
Abs Jour Ref Zhur - Biologiya, 1-o 4j 1959, 1110. 14275
of a fi~og; the formation rate of granules of
neutral red served as an L-idicator for the in-
tensity of intracellular proceoses. The de-
position of granules is intensified at a
temperature of above 200 as well as in 2 and 4
percent glucose solutions and 2-4 multiple
Rin~er solutions. High (above 270) and low
(00) temperatures and high concentrations of
salts and glucose produce a retardation of the
granule formation, The most stable are those
which form at the beginning when the first
granules of the dye appear and the environ-
mental conditions underao various changes. --
V. V. Polovtsova
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Country : USSR M
Cateaory; Cultivated Plants. Comercial. Oil-DearinC;.
Sugar-Dearint, .
Abs Jour: V"JZiol., No 11, 1958., No 49o46
separate granu-Ics, while the protoplasm and the
nucleus are not stained, In aged calls, the
intensity of Granwic formation is reduced. In
dead cel's, no arranules are formed, the pr6toplasm
and nucleus sta-.'Ai diffusely. The second method,
using microscopic cell observat2.ons against a dark
ground, is based on the fact that in the absence
of light, the nucleus and protoplasm of nox=l
calls am f-nvisiblo. If a cell is subjected to
unfavorable conditions, a radiance is seen ~n the
nuclear mearane and granules of' protoplasm. Live
staining my be used as a quick and safe method for
Card 213
the determination of seed vitalLty, while the
met'hod of olbscrv.Lng the cells against a dark
ground is rcco)-xxnded as an auxil:Lary procedure.
D.D.
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III, bel -9,3v I y it I- A -0141 L.F.
DIC(trantial wital staining of Intact atul altered cello and a
Tootho(I of proparing stable vitally stained preparattone. TSitolo,-
giia I no.,41450-453 J1-Ag '59. (14IRA 12: 10)
1. Yjx-fmUa nb,,hqhe7 biologii Rout ovs kogo-na-Doau moditi3inakogo
institiltil.
(',;UIIrS AND STIAIIIIJIG (IIICROSCOPY))

.- rAM, I.Ye.; GCMYBVA, LoY.
Nothoil for permanent vitally istained preparatione. Arkh.auat.
gletj embr, 37 no.120940 D 159. (KIRA 13:5)
1'rafedra oblibehey blologil (zav. - prof. I.Ye, Mm v) Rostov-
s~ogo na, Donu Gosudarstrannogo meditsinskogo instituieta, Adres
avtorarr Rontoy-na-Dozin, , l0blobevanskly pr,, d,38, Rostarekly
goexedinstitut, kafedra obehohey biologli,
(STAINS Ald STAINIM )

DWW, LT GOROYEVAl L.F.
A mothod for intravital differential staining of normal and dam ed
cello. Arkb. anat. gist.i embr. 38 no.1:99 Ja 160. (MIRA 13'-71
1. Katedra obohohey biologil (saveduyashchiy - doktor biol,nauk, pror.
I.Ye. Krumnev) Rostovskogo gonudars-tvemogo meditsinskogo infitituta.
Adres avtorov: Rostov-n4-Donu, Nakhicbevauskiy pr., 38; Rostovskiy-
Gosudarstvennyy meditsinskiy institut, kafedra obshche5r biologii.
(STAINS AND STAINING (MICROSCOPY))

KAHRL71 I.Ye.; GORDURVA, L.P.
Process of mitatiot in the epithelial tissues and cells.
TSitologiia 4 no-3047-353 W-Je 262. (tan 1613)
1. Kafadra olmhahey biologii i parazitologii Rostovskogo-na-Dom
meditainskogo, institutas (EpInIELIUM)

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4. Cotton Growing
7. In tle drive for high yields, No.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, Ama 1953. Unclassified.

PAVWV, A.H., otv. %a vypusk; VOLODICHEVA, Y.N.; IVANOYA, A.I.; KUIAAKOV,
I.N.; LTAKINA, T.N.; KITIKINA, L.I.; FOZMAKOVA. H.P.; RODICNOTA,
L. I.; HOKAHOVA, N.M.; SWITEV, B.S.; CHICHKINA, A.A.; TRESORUKOVA,
Z.G.; BOGATM. P.P.; TROUINA, A.I.; IVAHOVA, L.D.; IVAMMINg
G.A..; XAHW I.; LYSAROVA, L.A.: OMWJMIYBVA, %.I.: PAVLOVA.
T.I.; TTUTYUNOVA, N.I.; UHNITSTNA, A.P.; ZHIVILIN, N.N.; ALISHIGHW,
K.P.; VINOGRADDV, V.I.; YMMIN, F.S.; KRAVCHOKO, Te.P.; LOVAORVA,
K.V.; NIKOLISKATA. V.S.j: KAKHOV, G.I.-, =GINA, A.V.-, TARIM, A.V.;
KHCLIKA, ACV.; BRYANSKIY, A.H.; BURHISTROVA, V.D.; GRIGORIYEVA, A.F.I.;
LUTSWO, A.I.; ORMMOVA, Z.V.; THPLINSKAYA, N.V.; FROKTISTOVA, V.I.;
BUTCRIN, I.H.; BOOKARWA, L.D.; BURENINA, V.A.: VETUSHKO, A.H.;
VTrw.YAYHV, A.A.; SORCKDi, B.S.; TSMENKO, L.T.; NIKOV, V.N.;
DUHNOV, D.I.; STHPAHOVA, V.A.; HAKYAKIN, V.I., red.; VAKHATOV, A.H.;
HAXAROVA* O*K*, redoizd-va; PTATAKOVA, N.D., tekhn.red.
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SSIM; atatisticheekli dbornik. Hoakva, 1960. 665 PC (HIRA 13:5)
1. Russia (1923- U.S.S.R.) TSentrallnoye statisticheskoye uprav-
leniT.e. 2. Upravlenlys statiatiki aellskogo khozyaystva TSentral'-
nogo statisticheskogo upravleniya SM (for all except Hakarova,
Pyatakova).
(.!.3riculture-Statiotics)

MWLMAW""~h'
Diseenination of the work methods of Innovating forgers. Sotb.trad.
n0,3:83-87 Mr 156. (HLU 9:7)
l.Rukoyoditell Leningradskoy gorodakoy komplekenoy brigady.
(Leningrad-Parging) (Labor productivity)

KAyNEV, P.J., Cand Biol Sci (diss) "Problems
0 the natural focus of the plague in N~rtheastern
Plain
t,~Aina of the Manchurian jWbIr4r) .
SaraLovp 19581 19 pp with granns (Min -f Health USSR.
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x0mv, P. 1.
Natural plagae focus In southvestern northeastern China in in-
teusively cultivated districts. Izv.Irk.goo.nauch.-ical.protivo-
chum.ind. 1507-77 157. (KM 13t7)
(CHD[k, NORTMUST-PIAGM)
(CHDL&. NORTHEAST-ROMITA-DISEAUS AIM PESTS)

KAJOW., P.I.1 ZHERNOVO'V, I.V.; SKVOaTSOV, G.N.
New findings of dormouse Myozimus personatus Ogn, in West Kopet
Dag. Zool. zhur. 4-1 no.2t297 F 162. (KRA 15:4)
1. All-Union Research Institute "Microban , Sarator and Turkmenian
Anti-Plague Station, Ashkhabad.
(Kopet Dag-Dormice, Fossil)

KCSHCHERIN, Vladimir Timol'ayevichj, doktor tekhn. naukp prof.; ARTES,
Aleksey Eduardovichp kands tekbn. nauk;.A4pj;T,,_Tj,,-~ red.,j
FMIMp D.P., red,, izd-"j BELOGUROVA, I.A., tekhn, red.
(Now machinery for forging) Novaia teldmika v shtampovochnom pro-
izvodstvs; stenopam lektoiis prochitannoi v IDNTP na zaniatii
semizara po kovke i goriachei shtampavke. Leningrad, 1961. 25 p.
(Laningrad9kii Dom nauahno-takhnicheskoi. propagandy. Seriiat Go-
riaebaia i kholodmain obrabotka metallov davleniem, no.7)
(MIU 14-10)
(Forging machinery)

~WEV P P. Y,*
Tree planting
Instrument for cutting acoms* Lese khoz. 5 no. 3(42), 1952
0
Monthly List of Russian AccessionsA Libraryof Congreass July 1952. Unclassified.

UJM'V, Petr '~*I.,.diniroviche'
~Og~ressive technoloI7 of drop forging] Progresaivnaia takhnologiia
kuznechno-shtampovot.-hnogo proizvodstva. M, Hashgiz, 1952i [453 P*,j
(Dies (Metal.-working)) MIa& 8:4

KA)Ijm, P.I., dotsoat, radaktor.
!.",!
(ProgressiTs toohnology In forging and stamping] Progreselynain
tekbnologlia kamnachno-shtampovochnogo prolz*odStTa. MOSkVA, Goo.
muctwo-tokhu. lzd-vo mashinostrolt. I irddoetroit. lit-ry, 1953.
380 P. Mu 7--7)
(]Pbr")

LUMVI., P.Vm,j:dotAent.
~;-. v
Developing inteilactory Stakhanov technology. Trudy LIZI no.6:
203-217 '53. (WLRA 9:8)
(Industr%l mampment)

Xwot I T. V.
5542 Karmev, P. V. Olmhchiya evedeniya dlys kuznetsov. Pod red. 1. A.
Barenova. L., 1954. 30,8. a. ill. 22 am. Mesoyuz. O-VO po rasprostranimlyu
polit. i nauch. znanly. Leningo. dca nauob--tokhn. Propagandy. Kov.. bunetsov
i shtempovshchikov LONITGH&sh. B-cbka kuznetssF--novstora. Vyp.2). 6,250 ekz.
70k. (55-n96) P 621. 73 9t
SO: Knizhnaya Letopis, ,.Vol, 1,,1955

KAMITET, P.V.; TIKINOV, I.I.; QArOV, B.I., inshener, retsenzent; OBOLDUY-37,
inzhemer, redaktor# POLISCATA, R.G., tekhnicheskiy r6daktor
9
[Machanization of laborious operations in forge shops] Makhanizatsita
truaoomkikh operateit kusnachnogo proizvoastva. Moskva, Goo. nauchno-
takhn. tza-vo mashinostroit, i sudoetrott. lit-ry, 1954. 46 p.
(rorging) (MM 7:11)

LOERV P.T. kandidat te~hxicheekikh nauk, dotment.
Savixg metal in forgin aM stamping plants in the U*S.S,R-
Trudy* LIMI soo8:114-142 154. Mu 0:9)
(Yorging) (Shoot-metal work)

KAMM, P v I ad. 4-.P
.R0,21606
Peredovoy Opyt Kovki i Goryachey Shtampovk-i
(Leading Uperience in Forging and Heat Stamping)
loningrad, Hash9lu, 1953,
106 p. Diagra.. Tables.

VASIL'YEV, G.T.; KAMV, P.V., red.; FREGER, D.P., takhn.red.
[Maldug use of potentials in forging vork; practices of the
Kirov Plant in Leningrad] IspolIzovanie rezervov kuznechnogo
prolimodstva; is opyta laningradekogo Kirovskogo savoda.
Leningrad, 1955, 15 P- (Leningradekit dom nauchno-tekhnicheskoi
propngandy. Informatsionno-tekhnicheakii listok, no.89(777))
(MMA 10:12)
(Forging)

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ANGIRTARS, A.I.-, KAMV, P.V., kand.tekhn.nauk, red.; GVIRTS, V.L..
tokhn.red.'*
[Hot stamping without projections in closed dies] Bezobloinnia
gorinahain shtampovka v zakryty1di ahtnmpakh. Leningrad, 1955.
19 P. (Leningradskii dom nauchno-tekhnichaskoi propaganay.
Informatsionno-tokhnichaskii listok, no.98(786)) (MIRA 10:12)
(Forging)

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3
ZITOIRKAKMt A.I.; KAMV, P.T., kand.tekhn.nauk, red.; FIMXR, P.D.,tekhn.recl.
[Reducing stamping angles in hot hammer forging] Umen'shenie
shtwapovochnykh uklanov pri gorinchei shtampovke pod molotami.
Leningrad, 1955. 6 p. (Leningradskii dom nauchno-tekhnicheakoi
p.ropagandy. Informatsionno-tekhnichaskii listok, n0.27(715))
(MIRA 10:12)
(Porging)

fiY, 7 b
VILYAVKIN, F M., ln5h.;.,K~, P.V., knnd.tekhn.nauk, dotsent, red.;
GVIRT;, V.L., tokhn.re -d.
[Improving the technical and economic indexes of a forging shop;
practices of the I.Y.Stalin Metal Plant in Leningrad] Uluchshenis
takhniko-ekonomicheakikh pokazatelei ku2nachnogo tsekha; iz opyta
Leningradskogo Hatallicheakogo zavoda imeni I.V.Stalina. Leningrad,
1955. 13 P. (Leningradakii dom nnuchno-tekhnicheakoi propagandy.
Informatsionno-takhnichookii listok, no.92(780)) (MIRA 10:12)
(Forging)

KAEIEV,, Petr Vladimirovich
KMEV, Petr Vladimirovich, Lecturer of the Molotov, F41gineering-Fconomic Institute,
Candidate of Technologiral Sciencest "Perfect Technology in Hot-Melal'Processing:
Bhopal'.
SOt ~ Daily Report, 22 June 55, DD 17- rs

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XA!2IImmLAwk&W,n, A.A.. redaktor; ISVORIVSKAYA$ L.G., tekhaichesidy
redaktor
[Prcigreselve int 11 rplant technology; on the 250th anniversary of
leningradm. Clanitagrad] Imenisdat, 1951'. 146 p. (MLRA 10:9)
(Machine-ishop practice)

FA Aj E V.
25(5) PBAW I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV12166
opyt retsionalizataii k=ne(,,hnog0 proizvodstva; k 250-letiyu leningrada
(Experience in Improving Forge Work; on the 250th Anniversary of leningrad)
[Leningrad) lanizdat, 19,57. 1% P- 3,000 copies printed.
Ed. (Title page)i M. Xhaiev; Ed. (Inside book); Ye. V. Yemellyanova;
Tech. Ed,40 N.I. Rodchenko
PURPOSEt The collection of articles is intended for workers and engineers in
forge.shops and also for designers of machinery in related branches of machine
manufacturing.
COVERAGE: The book describes the experience gained at several Leningrad plants
in the rationalization of manufacturing processes, modernization of equipment,
and improvement in the economics and planning of forging production. Tables
and dravings accompany every article. No personalities are mentioned. There
are no -referenced.
TAM OF CONTENTSt
Foreword
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137-1958-3-5043
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 3, p 84 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Kamnev, P. V.
1, -'- 1 .1 -1 1-.,,----.
TITLE: Primary Goals of the Press-for8in8 Shops in Leningrad
(Osnovnyye zadachi kuznechno-shtampovochnykh tsekhov
leningradskikh zavodov)
PERIODICAL: V sb. : Kuznechno-shtampovochn. proiz-vo. Leningrad,
Lenizdat, 1957, pp 25-45
ABSTRACT- In the struggle for further technical progress the following
goals are pin-pointed: specialization and co-operation in the
production, organization of specialized shops, rationalization
of the press-forging production, and group training of workers.
P. S.
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KAMM, P.V., lushfmar.
N - -- - M'SuMMM; advanced experience in factories. Mashinostroitell
no.?:13-36 F '57. (MLRA 10:5)
1. Pre4sedatell Oblattnoy sektait abrabatki metallov davlaniyam
Leningradskogo pravlaniya Ilauchno-takhnichaskogD otdola Mnshproma.
(Factory management)

ANGERVAKS, Allfred Ivanovich, inzh.; KA)UW...PV..-red.; FREGER,
1),F,, tokhn.red.
[Developing and mastering the process of hot doublo-die drop
forging without flash formation] Razrabotka i osvoenie
protsessa advoennoi bezobloinoi gorischei shtampovlci. lenin-
grad, Leningr.dom nauchno-tekhn.propagandy, 1958. 23 p,
(Informatsionno-teUuUcheskii listok. no.60. Kovka i shtam-
povka). (MIRA 12:8)
(rorging)

BRIN, Israill 3)avydovioh, In2h.; GIL'MIBLAT-, Semen Naumovich, inzh.;
~nd,,takhnsnauk, red.; KOMWA, K.H.0 tekhn.red,
I-Di* st&mPlUg on moobanical forging presses; footory experience]
Shtampoyka na mekbitnicheakikh kovochnykh preseakh; opyt zavoda.
loningradl Laningr,dom nauchno-takhn.propegandy, 1958. 27 P.
(Informatsionno-tel,,hn.ichooki1, listokp no*58. lovka i shtampovka)
(Forging) (MIRA 12t4)

ATROSHEM, Aleksey Petrovich; VASIL'YEV, Gavriil Tarasovich;
IWARDOV, Mikhail Sergeyevich; KA=A,WM doteent, kand.
tokhn.nai1kq'obshchIy red.; BORODUL-O,&-,-I.A., red.izd-va;
BPMNSKAYA, 0.1r., tokhn.red.
[Forging with drop luimmers and on horizontal forging machines]
lzgotovlonie p9kovok pod shtampovochaymi molotami i na gori-
zontallno-kovochnfth mashinakh. Pod obahchal rod. F.V.Kamneva,
Rogkva. Go9.n3uahno-tekhn.izd-vo mashinostr.lit-ry, 1958. 91 P.
(Bibliotachka kusnetim-novatora, no.6) (MIRA 12:9)
(Forging)

BRIJUIOV-ALTATEV, Georgiy Alakeandrovich, prof., doktor tekhn.nauk;
KWHY, P.Y., red.; MM, D.P., tekhn.red.
(Principles of modern methods for calculating press forging
Procesees] Kratkie osaovy sovremennykh metodov raachats
protsessov obrabotki mstallov davleniem. Leningrad, Leningr.
dom nauchno-takhn,.propagandy, 1958. 97 P. (MIRA 12:8)
(rorging) O.Sheet-metal work)

DIN. losus Movshe Vullfovic~ 9 2R1v2-..U_,x_4ot Bent, kand.tekhn.nauk, obobehiy
red.; PATWVICH, ,M., inzh., reteenzent; GILIMBLAT, Sh.N., Inzh.,
red.; SCMDULINAp I.Aj, red.izd-ve; MMRARMATAg O.V,, takhn,z-sd,
[Manufseture of forginge on special machines; rolling, reducing, and
shoet-metal stamping in the manufacture of forged and stamped
articabal Izgotovlenie pokovok na spetsiallnykh mashinakh-, pro-
katkap redutsirovanie i listovaia shtampovka v krisnechno-shtampo-
vochnom proizvodstve, Pod obshchei red. PJAameva. MoBkva, Goa.
nauchno-tekhnoisd-yo mauhinostrolt, lit-rys 1958, 54 ps (Biblio-
techka kaxnetea-novatora, no.7) kMIRA 12:2)
(Rolling (Ketalwork)) (Shaot-metal work)

GINZBURG, Zalman Hoiseyevicb.; STILIKAOY, Sergay Mikhaylovich; BANGE,
3.0,, insix., ratearizent; PAYLOVICH, P.M... inzh., n5teenzent;
dotsent, kand.tekhn.nauk, obshchiy Md.; ATRO-
MEMMO, A.P., dotsent, kand.tekhn.nauk, red.; BORODULINA, I.A.,
red.izd-va; SPHMSEAYA, O.Y., takhn.red.
[Modernizing the prass-foreing equipment and dies used in forge
shops] Modernizataiia kuzaachno-pressovogo oboradavaniia i
shtawpovoe khoziaistvo kaz:aechnykh tsokhov. Pod obshchei red.
P.V,Xameneva. Moskva, Gos.nauchno-takhnAzd-vo maishinostroit.
lit-ry, 195B, 66 p, (Biblioteohka kanetna-novatora, no.8)
(MIRA 12:12)
(Forge shope-Equipment and supplies)

4W
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION 892
-Angeivake, A.T., Brin., I.D., Gilldenblat S.N., Golovneva, M.A.'s
0016vnev..1van Fedorovloh t Imirovich, Kuteovokly,
F.V., Plyateki7o. 0~0~amnev Pe r Vlad
V.M.,p 8
OV 40
Bezobloyhaya-shtampovka (Flashlosq Press-forming) Moscow, Mashg;iz,, 1958.
294 P. 7jOOO copies printed;
Ed.(title page): Golovnev,,I.F;, Candidate of Technical Sciences;
pl,!m4kov 19 M., Engineer, and E6ardov, A.R., Engineer;
Reviewers: 3t
. -- j_t_ f
Ed.(inside book):. Obolduy-"-,_,Q.T.,,Engineer; Ed.of Publishing
House .1.A.; Tech. Ed.: Sperb~q~~aya, O.V.; Managing Ed. for
Ch~a"
literattir-eon the -technology of znachffhe-l~ulfding (Leningrad Division
of Mashgiz): Naumov, Ye.P., Ragineer.
PURPOSE: Thebook is intended for engineering personnel and it may be
useful to.students of vtuz.es and technical schools.
COVERAGE: The book presents the :processes of press forming without
flashin closed dies from steel and nonferrous alloys later called
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SOV/137-59-1-1720
Translation frorn: Referativny)r zhurnal. Metallurgiya, i959, Nr I, p 227 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Kamnev, P. V.
TITLE: The Work of the Municipal Industrial Development Team
(Opyt raboty gorodskoy kornpleksnoy brigady)
PERIODICAL: V sb. : Novoye v kuznechno-shtarnpovochn. tsekhakh Leningrada.
Leningrad, 1958, pp 5- 17
ABSTRACT: The author describes the work of the Industrial Development Team of
the city of Leningrad in extending assistance to the various plants in
Leningrad toward a further development of the fo rgi ng- and -stamping
industry in the light of the tasks and requirements set forth by the
Twentieth Party Congress of the Comniunist Party of the Soviet
Union
Ye, L.
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLDITATION sov/4944
Kazaev, P.V., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Docent, Ed#
Peredovoy opyt kovki (Advanced Exborience in Forging) [Leningrad] Lenizdat,
1959- 246 p* '3pQO0 copies priuted.
Ed.: Ye.V. YerAllyanova; Tech. Ed.: I.M. Tikhonova.
PURPOSE: This coLl.ection,of articles is intended for workers and engineers'in
die-forging shoys &ad for personnel of affiliated branches in the machine
industry.
GOVEME: The articles deal with the adnmced experience of a number of Lenin-
grad plants In mechanizing and Improving production methods in the forging.
Recommendations are made concerning the specialization of forging obop,
and'the further deTeloyment of open-die forging processes. Articles by op-
erators-innovitors -,in forging cho ps . of the Novo-Kramatoroldy (New Kramatorsk)
and Urallskly (Ural) machinery planto are included. The collection contains
some of the yspets,vhich were discmied. during the conference in June 1958
(M. Kennev, Chtirasix) on open-die forgings called by the rq~gional isection for
the pressworking of metals'of the ImLingradskoye Pravleniye nauchno-tekhni-
chaskogo, obehehestva mashinostroitelluoy proqrshlennosti (Leningraa
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Advanced Experience in Forging
SOV/4944
Mreyevp P.R.., Chief of Section) M,R. Kavitskiy., Engineer., and T.L. Oleyni.-
lwv, Operator-Innovator. Advanced Exlerience of the Forging Operators of
the Ural Plant. 178
Amosov; N.I.p Chief Process Engineery Forging Shop. Examples of ProwoLifig
Efficiency in the Drop-Forging Processes 2o6
Nadiryantsp L.M., Engineer, Pronotin8 Efficiency in the Drop-ForgAjig Pro-
cesses 224
Serafiwvich) M,M,p Operator-Irmovator. Examples of Promoting Efficiency
in the Production of Small. Forgings 234
AVAILANZ: Library of Congrels
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PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/4672
IOPW zovaniye rezervov mashinostroitell:nogo proizvodstva; iz opy-ta peredovykh
zavodoy (Utilization of Reserves in the Machine Building Industry; Practices
of Leading Plato) LLoningrad.] Lenizdatj 1959. 258 p. 3,000 copies printed.
General Ed.t A.M. Xucher, Candidate of Technical Sciences; Ed.s M.S. Chervova.
.Tech. Ed.; I.M. Tikhonova.
PUIWOSEt This collection of articles is intended for workmen and technical person-
nel of the machine-building isidustry.
COVERAGEt The book
.examines principal trends in the Utilization of unused
produotion capacity of machino Wilding plants and indicates ways to realize
these reserves. On the basis of' oxmiples drawn from the practice of the"leading
plants.ot the Lensovnarkhoz, the authors show how to utilize this Unused'eapa-
city by applying the following measmsest improvement of the processability of
constructions; bringing the shapes wid sizes of blanks closer to the shapes and
sizea or finiohe,d:parts; replacement of mechanical nachining with ooldstamping;
improvement of the efficiency of exioting technologloal processes and introdue-
tion of now ones; and a comprehonsivo mechanization and automation of the equip-
ment. The problem of utilizing unused capacity in the construction of hoavy
machinery is dealt with separatoly. No personalities are mentioned. There are
no references.

25(5) S0V//1 17-55 9-2-61/27
AUTHOR: Kamnev, P.V., Candidate of Tech.nical Sciences
T ITLE: The Group Method of Production of Fcr,,,~,e Work ("Trup--
povoy metod proizvodstva pokovok)
PERIODICAL: Mashinostroitoll, 1959, Nr 2; pi) 8-13 (U,:,SR)
ABSTRACT: In this artic-',e, the author praises t-he success of
the introduction of the group mothod of produC4-on
achieved by the Mekhanicheskiy 2;avod (Mechz~iiicai
Plant) of the Upravleniye tyazht:!Ioy promyshlennost-1
(Administration for Heavy Industry) )f the Lensov-
narkhoz. The plant installed five crankshafts
presses with pressing force from 200 to 800 tons for
forge works of tip to 70 kg. The lag in introducing
the group production method dn other Leningrad plants
is cited. The author describes some innovations in-
troduced in other unidentified Leningrad plants.
There are 12 sets of diagrams and two tables.
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KHIZHbTYAK, P.D., glavnyy red.; QAZOV, G.A., --am.glavnogo red.; BLYIWARG#
V.A., red.; VASILIKOV, B.A.., red,,; GW.%iKOV, A.T., red.; ZH(IGBOVP
V.V., red,; ILWIYEV. N.M., red.; XISEUIV, M.I.,
red.* KOSTYGOV, I.N., red.; MOISJITIV, A.A.i red.; NOVIKOV, A.P.,
red.: SIMIN, S.A., red,; IMUMYSEM, P.S., red.; SHAGURIN, ):,A,,
red.: SM, I 'Yo., red.; IMSHTIUVA, I.K., rail.; SMMOVA, A.V*s
te;;;.red.
[Experience of mechanical engineers; technical information
publication) Opyt me shinostrol tole i; informataionno-tekhni0wakii
abornik. Leningrad. Sovet nar.khox.Loningr.eki)n.administrativnogo
raiona. TSentr.biuro teldm.informatsii, 1960. 88 p.
(MIRA 13:11)
(Mechanical engineerIng)

KA MAILTV., 1 V.
PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/4754
Vsosoy-uznoye soveshchaniye po gruppovym tekhnologicheskim protsessam v mashinostroy-
enii, i priborostroyenii. let) Yeningrad~ 1959
Gruppovaya tekhnologiya v mashinostroyenii i priborostroyanii (Group-Processing
Methods in the Machine and Instrument Industries) Moscow, Mashgiz, 1960.
378 p. Errata slip inserted. 7,000 copies printed.
Ed. (Title page): S.P. Mitrofanov, Lenin Prize Winner, Candidate of Technical
Sciences; Eds.: A.S. Azarovj Cendidate of Technical Sciences, N.G. Gutner,
Engineer,.?,,V. Kamnev, Candidate of Technical Sciences, A.K. Kutay, Candidate
of Technicaf j;_Tences, R.A. Reulkov, Engineer, and G.N. Shalgin, Candidate
of Economic Sciences; Managing Ed. for Literature on Machine-Building Tech-
nology (Leningrad Department, Mashgiz)s Ye.P. Naumovy Engineer; Ed. of Publish-
ing House: N.Z, Simonovskiy; Tech., Ed.: O.V. Speranskaya.
PURPOSEi This collection of articles is intended for technical personnel in MA-
chine plants~designing organizatiorisjand scientialic-research institutes. It
may also be useful to skilled workers.
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Group-Processing (Gont.) SOV/4754
COVERAGE: The collection consists of papers presented at the 1st All-Union
Conference on Group Processing in the Machine and Instrument industries,
held November 24-28, 1959 in Leningrad, The conference was called by
scientific and technical societies of' the machine and instrument industry,
GNTK RSFSRj and Lensovnarkhoz. Tho articles are based on the experience
of industry in introducing the grouping principle in processing. They dis-
cuss basic trends In development, and group machining as the basis of mech-
anized continuous production. The designing of automatic production lines,
construction of accessories, and modernization and specialization of equip-
ment are discussed. Problems dealing with the introduction of group-machining
methods into processing on various machine tools and into production of
blanks (casting2 preBsworkingp pressing ot plastics) are considered. Plan-
ning, standardization~ and methods for calculating the economic effectiveness
of group processing are also treated. No personalities are mentioned. There
are no references.
TABLE, OF CONTENTS-
From the Publisher 3
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Group-Processing (Cont.) SOV/4754
PART I. PROCESSING IN 11LANK-MAKING DEPARTMENTS
Mednikov, Z.G. [Leningrad]. Application of' the Group Machining Method in Die
Forming of Molten Metal and in Die Casting 5
Kamnevj P.V. [Leningrad]. Group Method 'Ln the Manufactu~e of Forgings 22
...........................
Chistoserdov, P.S. [Mogilev]. Cold Forging in Group Dies With Exchangeable
Forming Plirts 42
Vostrodovskiyt A.V. [Leningrad]. Group Method of Processing Parts by Forging
(From the Work Experience of the "Vulkan" Plant) 58
Platov, A.V. [Lehingrad]. Basic Principles of Introduction of Group Processing
in the Production of Articles of Thermosetting Plastics 67
PART II. MECHANICAL MACHINING AND ASSEMBLY PROCESSES
Bachelyuk, I.G. [Kiyev]. Introduction of the Group-Machining Method for Ma-
chining Parts on Various Metal-Cutting Machine Tools (From the Experience of
the Kiyev "Arsenal"Plant) 87
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A161/AO29
AUMOR: Kamnev, P.V.,
TITLE: A Seminar on the Group-Method of Forging Production
PERIODICAL,. Kiiznechno-shtampovochnoye prc,izvodstvo, 1960, No. 6, p, 48
TM. 34 The seminar was the first on the "group-method" of forging produc-
tion. It was convened on February 2 - 7, 1960, in Leningrad and had been organ-
ized by the UraVskiy dom tekhniki (Ural Flouse of Techniques), Leningradskiy dom
nauchno-tekhnicheskoy propagandy (Leningrad House of Soientit'ic-Technical Propa-
ganda) , and the Sverdlovsk and Leningrad sections of metalworking by pressure
of NTO Mashprom: 249 delegates from the Urals and from the Leningrad region par-
ticipated. Reports were heard on the essence of the "group-method" (no details
are given in the article), its prospective development and its role as the funda-
mental means for specialization of forging*shops. Information on the use of thi
method was given in reports of ftineers SLjN.,. Gilldenblat of Armaturnyy zavod
(Fittings Workm, Len ngr6d); Z.S. Bogdanciva of Mekhanichetikiy zavod'(Mechanica
YU. "Elektrisila" w rks, Leningrad; V.P. Chiki-
Works, Leningrad) I. Vits of 0
dovskiy of Metallicheskiy zavod (Metal Works, Leningrad - S.K. Kruchinin of
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A Seminar on the Group-Method of Forging Production A161/02S)
Izhevskiy_ metallurgicheskiy zavod (Izhevsk Metallurgic Works); Ir.M. Manayev of
Uralma.5hzavod; A.M. Sychev 9f the Sverdlavsk Sovnarkhoz; �.I. Maksimov 0 the
-Gor-,kiy Sovnarkhoz, et al. (No information on the contents of the reports is
Eiven).. The participants were shown the practical use of the method directly at
the Lenlngrad works, at. the Fittings Works 1~'mass production of forgings on crank
presses, friction presees and horizontal forging machines); "Elektrosila" (mass
and small-lot production with the use of stamping drop hammers and crank presses);
Mechanical Works (combined forging and hot s.~amping on crank presses, small-lot
production); Metal Works (forging on air-steam forging drop hammers and stamping
on stamping drop hammers and friction pressej~). The drawings of the dies, attach-
ments, other technologic documents and pamphLets published by the JITO Mashpro:.i
jointly with the Leningrad House of Scientific-Te.,hnieal Propaganda were distrib-
uted. The seminar decisions included the following statements and recommendations:
1) Thellgroup-method" is an effective means for radical improvement of production
techniques; 2) The available first experience data must be used in the first line
for piece, small-lot and mass forging production, 3) The method rmist be accepted
as the foundation for specialization of forging shops. It was sta-!;ed that the
method a) gives forgings nearer to ready parts in shape and dimensions; b) re-
duces metal waste; c) permits special auxiliary equipment to be used in a wider
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range of work; d) increases the production lots, which makes possible the utili-
zation of mass production methods In small-lot production; e) extends the appli-
cation range for principally new technology (pressing, extrusion, rolling, etc.);
f) raises the equipment utilization coefficient; g) raises 2 - 3 times and more
the work efficiency of worker teams; h) reduces the consumption of' steam, fuel,
metal for the forgings, die steel, and hence the production costs; I) improves
the work conditions. It was decided that the organization of such seminars is
n6nessary also in other economic regions of the USSR, and one more seminar for
specialists of the Urals and Leningrad is advfLsable.
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SOKOIDV, NIko1W loonidovicho kand. tekhn. naukq dots. p
red.; SLITSDIAp I.M., red.; IWICHEV, red. 12d-va; BEIA)GURCYVAt
I-L, teklm, red.
(modern pro'c"babee of hot stamj)ink on forging and stomping crankpro-
ses ; Airwy of'idv6ii6a prhotibb in the automobile industry) Prog-
resslvWe pr6tsess$'goriaohei shtampAki na krivoobl,Mkh kovocbno-
oht%mpov6ebrWkh ~r6sbdklij obsor pereddirogo opyta avtomobillnoi pro-
nyablennosti.-Pod red. P.V.KazmDva. Uningrad. Pt.le 1961, 52 p.
Pt.2. 2961. 55 P. (FIIRA 14; 7)
(Sheet-metal work)

KAMNEV., Petr Vladiinirovich; YEVEL'YANGVA, Ye.V., red.; FRESEOVA, V.A.,
(Group method in forging) Gruppovoi meted proizvodstva pokovok.
Leningrad, Lenizdat, 1961. 205 p. (JURA 15:6)
(Forging)

MURNOVt Vaeiliy Serpyovich; DOW, vaoi:ay, rtmitriyevichl KASHKVSKIlt
Nikolay PotrovichLjiAVKR#-P~Vq bind. telln. nauko red.; MITAR-
CHUKq G.A.9 red. izd-va,- SHCHETININA9 I,.V.j tekhne redo
[Longitudinal rolling of periodic ohapets] ProdolInala periodiche-
skaia prokatka, Pod red# V.S.Smirnova, Mo,skvap Gos. nauchno-
tekbm. isd-vo washbostroit. lit-xjr, 1961. 254 pe . (MIRA 34t8)
1. Maen-korrespondent AN SSSR (for Sgirnov)
(Rolling Oleta:Lwork))

red.; 'FREGER, D.P.
BULGAKOV, Boris Sergeyevich; --WO
red.izd-va; BMDGUROVA, I.A., tekhn. red.
(11-laking large titanium alloy forgin,,gs] Kovka krupVkh
pokovolt iz titanovogo splavn; stenograma lektsii ob
opyte zavodov, prochitannoi v LDFTP nn zaniatii seplj.-
nara po kovke i goriachei shtarnpcivko. Leningrad, 1963.
35 P. (MIRA 17:1)
(Titanium alloys) (Forcing)

KAMNEV, P.V.
. I . :;~ New developments in the production of large forgings. Kuz.-
shtam. proizv. 5 no.6:5-7 A 163. (MIRA 16 18)

M
3u
KAM "I, P.V.
.I.,.,- ll--:-.l-l--I,-'l- - i,
Miltiple prodiction method in forging. Maishinostroitell no.1:41.-42
A f 64. (WRA 17:2)

&URNOV-ADYAYEV, G.A., prof., doktor tekhn. nauk; ALGITIV40, A.I.p
inzh., retsenzent;,,KAMN.EV, P.V., kand. tekhn. mnak, red.
[Fundamentals of the calculation of forces in the tech-
nology of forging and stamping) Oslaovy rascheta usilii v
tek.hnologii kovki i shtampovki. 12A.2., perer. i dop.
Ylo skva
., Izd-vo "Viashinostroenie," 1.964. Q1 p. (Biblio-
techka kuznetsa-novatora, no.2) (MIRA 17:8)

AT;'IQS't,lJXK(), A.F.; GlIlZM)' ~',G, Z.M.; YEKIMOV, Y,.K.; PAVLOVICII,
J.nzh., retcumint; KWNI,.V F.V.. Vard. tekhn.neuk, rcirl.
[Mechnaiization and automation of fcrging and stamping
operations] Mleklianizatsiia i avtoruitizatsida k-izj,,cchro-
sh-Lampovocimiogo FroAzvodst-va. yen-,r. i diup.
skvit, Mashinostroenie, 1964. 1.41) p. (Bibliote,,hka
I.,111-metsa-novatora, r,-.B~ i
I (:-'IRA 17:9)

OBOLDUYEV) G.T.; PETROV; L.H.; SUKHANOV, G.L.; _KAIINEV, P.V., kand.
tekhn. naukp red.; BULGAKOV, B.S.,, :Lnzh.,. retsenzent
(Hamnering and press forging] Kovka pod molotami i pressami.
Moskva, l4ashinostroeniej 1964. 206 p. (Bibliotechka kuz-
netsa-novatora., no.4) (FIRA 17:12)

-- KAINEV p V.
425)): KAVII~EV, V. Luchshiy sepatorshchik yavoslavskoFo tresta. (N. A. Solov'ev Moloch.
prom at' 1948, No. 11 a 12.
SO% LetODIBI Zhurnallnykh Ststey, Vol- 47, 1A8

VASILIYEV, Ya.N,; SEUGINA, A.R,; MAIM$ V.G.
A-daymet.rical excitation of a cone with finite lengtb. Izv.
vys, ucheb, zsx.; radiotekho 7 nc,,2:243-246 F;r-Ap 10'4.
(MIRA 17t8)

SHE 'XI Ya. I.; ~~~v M-
Problem of the pterygolpalAtine ganglion syrdroze. Vast.
oto-rito 25 no,2:14-17 )Ir-Ap 163. (MM 17:1)
1. Iz otorinolaringolc4lioheak(Wo otdoleniya, (zav. Ye.I.
Shelkov) Barnaultakoy ijorodsk(7 bolinitsy.

Ul PRIUM mgmsm III il OEH 4 FINT, IM III 15-
41-
V1kUr-,N1-k*lay*v-jeh;AYAUURp S.0.0 nauchW rvd.1 BULY-CIONAp
MUW,--n.A.p red.1 NMSLOVA, L.M.0 toklm. red.
[lustallation and servicii4i of secondary com. mtation syutema3
Montazb i obiduzhivanie-ustroistv vtorichnoi kom=tataii.
14onkvap Vaes. uchelmo-podallog. :Lzd-vo Proftekhizdat, 1962.
499 Po (MIU 15:4)
Bloc' 0 ei4tobgear) (Comoutation (Electricity))
tri
(Bleotric po"r,,distribat!Lon-.4,Pquipment mW su;fplies)

_.~,._Viktor Nika~qpv chi LYAUER, S.G. p lia-ul"iln. rc-11.,
- P I
L ROVICHP G.A., red.
(Installation and maintenance of secondary systems]
Flonta-zh i obsluzhivanie vtor.ichny:kh ustroistv. lzd.2.,
perer. Moulm, Vysshala shko3a, 1965. 549 p.,
(MIPJL 18: 5)
F

KAMNEV, Yiktor Nikolaypvichj LYBER, S.G. I nauchn. red.;
I ClikqkAk-iff KHOVSkih, S.A.,, red.
[Laboratory work on relay protaction and autDmatic control]
Laboratornye raboty po releinoi zashchite i avtomatike. Mo-
skva, "Vysshaia shkola." 1964. 101 p. (MIRA 17:4)

KAMM, Viktor Sergeyevich; MMINSKUY, Ye.A., red.; BORUNOV, N.I.,
red.
[Roller bearings of elocteLc imehineryl Podshipniki kachenila
v elektrichaskikh mehinakh. MoBkva, Gos.energ.izd-vo, 1960.
67 pe (Biblioteka olelctromontera, no.20).
(MMA 13:12)
(Electric machinery) (Roller bearings)

NOTKIN, Ye.14.; KUR.. G.Ye.; k.011SHTSYN~ N.1-1.1 prinimli uchastiye; KAMNEV V S.;
SHASHIN, ITWLIN) V.I.; TEOTIRI) V.D.; MAREYEV, D.I.; V3,Ev;,"s-dM,
I.A., BOWDIN, B.V,; DON-WHIO, I.A.; ,1'OSKkUNKO) S.M.; ABWIIOVA.,
Z.A.; KL3140V, M.D.1 VASIL'YEV, I.A. LUKIYANOV, S.K.
Introducing automatic control in coremaking, Lito proizv* nci*6: 15-19
-Te 162. (141TE-k 15:6)
1. DLuchno-issledavatellskiy institut santekhniki Akademii
stroltel'stva i arllaitektury SSSR (for Luklyanov).
(Cloremaking) (Automatic control)

NDTKDi, To. M.; KTJR, G. Ye,,; AR09SHTE771, N. M.; Prinimali uchantlys:
W!~Fj Vt,,,S.; SHASKIN, N. N.; TYURIN, V. I.; VENBRINp V. D.;
D09-fiWbp I. l.; ABIAMOVA, Z. A.; VASILIHIp I. A.;
LffvYANOVo S. K.
Automatic process fDr the mamt!acture of swid cores for radiators,
Sbor. trud. KIIST no.10:5-40 162# (MIRA 1-1:10)
1. Momkovskiy chuguno3iteyr7y zavod imani Voykova (for Kamev,
Shaabin, Tyurin, '~einbirin).
(Coremakiniv) (Radiatora)

, KAMNEV, V.V.
Q --------------
Use of an epoxido resin for the bermetic sealing of magnetic
elenents- Plast-Inaosy no.3.39-40 161. (MIRA 14:3)
(Spow,r resinti) (Insulating materials)

xmwv, V. V.
Using opory revirv to assombli.ng and repail-ing gas pipes. Gaz.
prom. 6 no,,9-.43-41,; 161. (MIRA 34:12)
(Gas pipes)
(Epny resins)

KAMEV. V.V.
. -- -.-I
Change in the roughmBs of t;be walls of welded pipes in the
process of corrosion, Gaz. delo no.l2s25-29 164. (MIRA 18a2)
1. Antrakhanakiy vecher-me-zaoobnyy fakulltat Odesskogo instituta
inzhonerov morzkogo Mota.

KAMINE.V ,
,~'!Tf~
I-,- ct of the baric. Ic-pqth ,:,ri th~: o!' iurface roughness
al rlo~s. "-) no.:"Ot" 13 F '65. (KRA 1814)

KAMEVp V.V.
Investigating the roughness of steel hot-rolled pipes.
Trudy VNIIGAZ no.21/29-.87.-95 164. (KMA 17:9)

KAMNEV V.V*
UsiAg epwcide resins for hermetically sealing magnetic memory
elements. Priborostroenie no,.3:27-28 Mr 962. (MM 15W
(%gnietio memory (Calculating machines))

XMV, V.V.
Use of epaKide resins in laying gas pipelines in houses.
Plast.massy no-1:46-48 163. (miRA 16-2)
. (Epoxy resins) (Ga4 pipes)

UMNEV V.V.v irizh.
Use of epoxy red-na in the assembly and installation of refrigera.
'tihg units. Khol.tekh. 40 no.2946,48 Mr-Ap 163. (KM 16:4)
(Refrigeration and refrigerating nachinery)
(Epoxy resize)

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AT6022341 SOURCE CODE: Lni/0000/66/ooo/000/0032/0036
AUTHOR: Kamney, Ye. F.; Belov. P. V. t6 -
ORG: None
TITLE: A device for automatically choosing the selection angle in a short-wave
communications Ustem with spatial beam selection and relative phase keying
SOURCE: Vsesoyuznaya nauchnnya seasiya, poavyaschennaya Dnyu radio. 22d, 1966.
Sektsiya teorii i tekliniki peredachi-diskretnykh signalov. Doklady. Moscow, 1966,
32-30'
TOPIC TAGS: phase coding, antenna radiation pattern, short wave propagation
ABSTRACT: The autbors discuss the SW spatial selection system for separating recep-
tion signal beams with respect to angle of arrival by using an antenna with a con-
trollable narrow radiation pattern in the vertical plane. Effective operation of a
communications system with this type of selection requires a device which automatic-
mlly selects the principal lobe of the radiation pattern in the position correspond-
ing to the selection tingle. A device of this type is proposed which is designed for
operation of a radio channel in the relative phase keying system (any multiplicity).
A block diagram of the device is given for the case where the antenpa (cophased array
has two independent controllable lobes in the vertical plane, the working lobe and
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an auxiliary lobe which continuously scans the range of possible angles for signal
"rival. It islassumed that the scanning process is discrete, usually consisting of
,,:,..hd.more than ten steps.- The operating principle of the automatic selection device is
based on the fact that during operating on a single beam (when the ratio of the power
~.of the selected beam to that of the remaining beama is high) with frequency doubling,
keying modulation stops and the signal ccmponent corresponding to the doubled carrier
frequency remains. Mtring operation on two (or more) beams with a dUay time greater
than the length of the elementary pulse group, keying continues with frequency doub-
ling and there are other signal components corresponding to the spectrum of phase-
keyed oscillation in addition to that for the doubled carrier frequency. Consequentlz
if there are facsimiles of the phAse-keyed signal of identical amplitude for 'the caset
of single- and multiple-beam radio channels, they may be differentiated by measuring
the spectral density on the doubled carrier frequency (after the doubler). The
Ihigher spectral density corresponds to the single-beam radio channel. The device con.
tains a limiter designed for balancing the amplitudes of oscillations received by the
iauxiliary lobe of the antenna in each of its positions and for eliminating spurious
amplitude keying. A high-Q resonator tuned to the doubled frequency is used for ac-
cumulating the energy of the signal on this frequency during the period when the
auxiliary lobe is in one of its positions. After passing through the detector, the
rectified voltage is fed through a switch corresponding to the position of the auxil-
iary lobe for a given time interval to a memory unit (capacitor) which stores the
magnitude of this voltage. After the voltagt corresponding to the last position has
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been stored, all voltages are comPared. A control pulse is then sent from the capa-,
citor with the maximum voltage to the control unit for the working lobe, and this
lobe is set at the position corresponding to that of the auxiliary lobe where the
maximum voltage was recorded. Calculations show that the time for filter integration
should be at least 100 times greater than the duration of an elementary pulse group.
For instance at an operating speed of 2,000 bauds, the band of the integrator filter
should be 20 cps giving a scanning time of 0.5 sec for ten steps. The multibee-'a
pattern remains constant through this time interval. The accuracy of adjustment of
the system to the optimum beam may be increased by, sending the command for fixing the
working lobe of the radiation pattern after several scanning cycles. Orig. art..has:
1 figure.
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Problems 6n gace radio communicationo ~ (Yoprosy koonicheakoy radioevyati)
Hoscowt XzdwVo Bovetskoye, ii&W, 64. 0312, p, Illueo, biblio., Rmts
blip insertedo 6,,0D0 copies printed*
TOM; TAM: space commication, radio cconwication system, radio relay, &rtificial,
earth natellite,, lunar commication.. global cowunicAmptive commication satew
Ultej, pawalve commmication satelUte
PURPOSE AND COVMLW'.- The book examinces two principle aspects of space radio
communication: the"tw- 4 jloon)
ith g0�111 _Caqg~Ahp
cmmnication of a distinct type and the guarantee
of two-Vay radio~.conmmnication vith Earth for space ships. It pt-exeoti +~e wet-0-1
principles for constructing commication systems with relay through the artifical,
earth satellite and gives exanples of global and local systems of ground commmica-
tions..On thebasis of an analysis of the values entering into the equation of active
and pabsive caftlnication,, the book presents and evaluation of the optlimm vorking
fzeque~eies and enrgy losses in acitva and passive .relitying. It Uves.an energy
calculation oi space radio cc=nIcation lines In the IJxdts of the solw system.,
It also presento mterlaU pubIlshed on ca=xnication s3mtemo vith apace objectives
launched by the U. ~S. So R. and the U. So At,, end on oytrtew of ground commicaUan
Uwt

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~tbxvu& artificial earth ostenitess The book Is intended for students or higbii
educational inotitutionofor rafto, specialists., and specialists concerned vith the
problems of space radio cmumication in one way or another.
TAM CP COMM (abridged)i
Introduction --5
Ch. L Use of artificial earth satellites as radlo relqr In grotmd camwf an
systems --7
Ch. 319 'Use of the Mon as a relay in ground commmication systems - -197
Ch* M, Ca= leation vith space sh:Lps located within the limits of the
solar system -.216
Ch* XV4 Experlmental eyotame of rafto cominication with art1f1clal earth oatel-
lites and spacel ro4ets
BibllogrsoW
SM COM IT022/ MM DMt 03&x&/ MM MWt 063/ M R9F1 063

umv.t Te.p.
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lCommunication oatellites,j Revieved by E.F. Kamaev,
UdioteM4 i elektron. 7 n6ollzI974-1975 N 162. (MIRA 150-1)
(Artificial satellites in telecommunication)

Ph-111OVIGIII NJ,kk)lay TimoreyevJOij KAIIIENI Yvv6c~njW. Fpd-)I-,:)vlL:11;
SMIZOV, V.A., doktor teklin. nauk, prof., ret:;enzerft;
WIIN~ I.R.p red.
(Problems of radio communication in outer spanel Unprosy
kosmicheskoi radiooviazi. Mloskva, Sovetskoe radio, 1965.
312 p. (I-MU 18:2)