SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KILYAKOV, A.D. - KIM, G.S.

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INVENTOR: Girshovich, M. G.; Kilyakov, A. D.; Kozhevin, 1. A.
ORG: None
TITLE: Stocks for assembling cylindrical and tapered aircraft sections. Class 879
No. 183136
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, promyshlennyye obraztay, tovarnyye znaki, no. 12, 1966, 171
TOPIC TAGS: aircraft industry, aircraft fuselage, aircraft maintenance equipment
ABSTRACT: This Author's Certificate introduces: l..Stocks for assembling cylindri-
cal and tapered sections and other similar structures. The section end ribs rest on
joint rings which are fixed to mutually parallel horizontal support plates. The
lower plate is fixed while the upper plate can be moved. These plates are located
between vertical columns which in turn are rigidly fixed to a stationary base, Setup
time is cut during changeover from one type of assembly to another, and the number of
required tools and attachments is minimized by equipping 'he stocks with a coordinate
unit consisting of a lower support plate with a turret which can rotate about the
vertical axis, a 'vertical bar which is fixed at the turret end and other supports
which have horizontal bars. Each of these bars may be moved in a horizontal direc-
tion and carries a working tool such as a holding device or a trimming head. 2. A
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modification of this device with a vertical bar equipped with a vernier scale. 3. A
modification of this device for cutting setup time during assembly of periodically
repeated batches of aircraft sections. The horizontal and vertical bars are equipped
with slats, the lower support plate is fitted with rings, and the supports and turret
have jig guides for boring index pin holes in the slats and rings.
I-lower support plate; 2-turret; 3-yertical bar-, 4-supports
5-horizontal box
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AUTHOR: RnzuVay0v* G. As; Littynyova, V. N.; Vyshinskaya, L. I.; Kilyakoval -0. A.12
OZ.- Scientific Rese~_iqh Ini-titute, Gorski State
Iobachavskiy.(Nauchno-issladovateltskiy institut pri gor1kovskom gosudarstvaam
universiteta)
TITIZ; Some reactions of Bis-cyclopentadionyltitanlu~\and monocyclopontadianyl.
i phenyltitanium
SOURCE: Zhurnal obshchey Ithimit v. 36, no. 8, 1966, 1491-1498
TOPIC Z%GS; organotitanium compound, thermal decomposition, chemical bonding
ADSTRACT: In a study of whether thermal reactions of decomposition of pi-
cyclopentadienyl compounds of tetravalent titanium are common for different R,
and a comparison of the reactions of newly obtained cyclopentadianyl derivatives
with the known reactions of tetraphenyl- and diphonyltitanium, the thermal do-
composition of (C 5)2 TiR 2 was studied, where R - C11Y G61i5, anA.C5H5Ti(C6H5)3'
Their reactions with halo-derivatives and oxidation were also studied, and the
data obtained were compared with analogous data for tatraphenyltitanium. The
ne-d cyclopentadienyl compounds with tetravalent tita 'nium (C 05 )2TiR2, when
heated, exhibited a cleavage of the Ti-R bond, forming titanium compounds of
lower valence,, analogously to tatraphenyltitanium, which breaks down into
di~henyltitanium and diphenyl. The pi-C 5H5 -Ti bond was unaffected. The
stabilitv of the.comnounds.to thermal.dpqompoLsi~ion increased_in the series:
(C H ) Ti < (C 1i )Ti(CO5) < (C5H5)2T(06H )2 y i(C 6 H5)3was synthesized
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for the first time, and possessed one pi-bond C5H5-Ti and three sigma-bonds
C05 -Ti, The products of thermal decomposition: V5 )2TiIC5H5TO 6H51 and
(C H )2Ti were more stable to the action of high temporatures, but were
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extremely readily oxidized. The reactions of (CO5)2T" Ce ic~15, and
(C5H5)2Ti with halo-derivatives included cleavage of the phenyltitanium bonds
and their replacement by chlorine-titanium bonds. In the reaction of these
com.pounds with chloroform, carbon tetrachloride, mercuric chloride, and hydrogen
chloride, the G H Ti and (C.H ) Ti groups were unaffected. The titanium-
5 5 5 5 2
containing final products were.TiC14, C5H5TiC'3, and (C5H5)2TiCl2, respectively.
.The reactions of organotitanium compounds considered illustrate the relative'
S.
.stability of the pi-bond CATi to the action of temperatures.-halo-derivative
and otherreagents in.comparison-with the.sigma-bond Ti-R, L/j-p3Ss 38,9767
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AUTHORS: Bystrov, V.P., Dekabrun, L.L.,._Ki..~_Iyanov. Yu.N.,
Stepanyanta, A.U., and Utyanskayal E.Iz.
TITLE: A High-Resolution Nuclear 11agnetic Resonance Apparatus
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PERIODICAL: Pribory i tekhnika eksperimenta, 1961,No.1, pp-122-125
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TEXT: The resolution of WR spectrometers is determined
by the following factors: (a) uniformity of the constant. magnetic
field over the volume of the specimen; (b) stability of the
constant magnetic field in time; and (c) frequency stability of
the radio-frequency magnetic field. In the MIR spectrometer
described in the present paper a resolution of 10-7 was achieved,
which means that all the above factors remain constant to within
I in lo7. The apparatus has been used to record spectra of
substances containing hydrogen and fluorene luclei~ chem:lcal
shifts and the spin-spin interaction constant can be measured to
an accuracy of better than 100,0'. The spectrometer incorporates a
specially designed permanent magnet producing a field of 4530 oe.
The magnet has the following features: (a) closed yoke,
ensuring maximum rigidity; (b) fine and continuous adjustment of
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the parallelism of the working surfaces of the pole-pieces;
(c) special coils are located on the poles and are used to
modulate and adjust the field; (d) the gap length is 3.2 cm and
the diameter of the working surface of the pole-pieces is 22 cm.
In order to achieve a highly uniform magnetic field the pole
pieces have a thickness of 6 cm and are specially annealed in a
hydrogen atmosphere. The working surfaces are plane to within
� 0.5 11. The relative nonunifor-inity_gf the magnetic field in the
central region does not exceed 2 x 10 over a volume of I cm3.
Fig.2 shows the magnetic field chart in the central part of the
gap. The probe is illustrated in Fig.3. The subt-ttance undeir
investigation is placed in the thin-walled glass ampoule 3 which
is rotated at a rate of 10 000 rpm by a small air turbine. The
ampoule is held in position by the perspex rotor -1 of the
turbine. The lower end of the ampoule is centred by a teflon bush
6 and rests on the perspex plate 7. The body of the probe 5
is made from red copper. The coil is woxind on the perspex former
4. The oscillator is. quartz stabilized and worIcs on the 3rd
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harmonic of the mechanical oscillations of the quartz resonator.
Detailed circuits of the quartz oscillator and various amplifiers
etc. are given. Fig.5 shows a typical spectrum obtained for
ethyl alcohol. The volume of the specimen was ~'., mm3 and the time
taken to record the spectrum was 50 see.
In general, the volume
15 mm3- Acknowledgements are
of the specimen lies between 4 and
expressed to K.V. Vladimirskiy for valuable advice.
There are 5 figures and 8 references: 1 Soviet and 7 non-Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Institut khimichealcoy fiziki AN SSSR
(Institute of Chemical Physics, AS USSR)
SUBMITTED: February 2, 1960
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AUMOR t Dekabrun, L, L, K111yanov, 14krt
I - JU-L-LI chyan., A -0. VY, ILSI-,
TITLE: Autodyne nuclear magneti resonance.pickups
SOURCEt AN ArmSOR, Isvestiya. Beriya fitilka-matematicbeskikh nauk, vs 180 no, 3.
1965~ 13h-lh2
TOPIC TAGSt .,nuclear magnetic'resonancet nar spectroscopy, negative feedback,
signal processing, stsbilizer,'~
ABSTHACTt The authors present analysis of the stabilizing action of active ne-
feedback on out .odyne pickups forittheoinvestigation of solids by the NMR
method. In such ttpplicationa,.autodyne.pickups have certain advantages over ot-her
but =wt be' stabilized vhenLthe signal Voltage is lov, ouch as Is the case vith
solid-stateNW, . The transients in an autodyne pickup with stabilized amplitude.
are calculated, and the isodifications that must be Introduced in the pickup cir-
cult to ensure stsbilitj~aie,described, Empirical means of selecting the autodyne,
circuit and its parts to obts.11A M"ij%ffj sensitivity are suggested# since a theoretl
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GAVRILOV Igor' Vladimirmrirl,[HarUlovv 1.1LELYEROG, N.M.
tKilieroh, N.M.], red.; DAKHNO, Yu.M., takhn. red.
(Moon is in the objective) V obliektyvi - misiats'. Kyiv,
Vyd-vo Akad. nauk URSRy 1962; 39 p. (MIRA 15:7)
(Moon-Surface)

KILYUKIIN, ?.I.
The oldest school for locomotive engineers. Elek.i tepl.tiaga
5 no.9.-27-29 S 161. (MIU 14;10)
1. Nachallnik Voronezhskoy tekhnicheskoy shkoly mashinistov
lokomotivoT.
(Voro'nezh--Locomotive engineers--Educttion and training)

USSR/Geophysics - Electrical coiAuctivity FD-17o6
Cad-d 1/1 : ft~6. 45-6/22
Author : Ovehinnikov, I. K., and Kilyukova, G. G.
Title : Effective electrical conductivity of medium with inclusions
Periodical : Izv. AN SSSR, Ser. geofiz., 57-59, Jan-Feb 1955
Abstract : The authors describe an experimental verification of the theoretical
formulas for the electrical conductivity of a medium with inclusions
in the form of ellipsoids. The results of the experiments agree with
the theoretical computations. Three references; e.g. I. K. Ovchin-
nikov, "Theory of the effective electrical conductivity, magnetic
permeability, dielectric constant of a medium possessing foreign in-
clusions," Trudy Vsesoyuzn. in-ta razvedochnoy geofiziki, No 3, 1950-
Institution : Sverdlovsk Ydning Institute im. V. V. Vakhrushev
Submitted : June 27, 1953

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AUTHOM Baum, A. Ke LKil
ytt:~ A. P.
tituto of Electronics and Co r Technology AN LatSSR, Riga (Institut elekti hiki
ORG: Ins nipute
i vychlolitellnoy tekhniki AN WPM)'
TITLE: Transient processes In pulsed tunnel-diode circuits
SOURCE: AN LatSSR. Institut-4iAtroniki I vyohielltel.1 noy tekhnild. Trudy, v. 8, 1965.
a, 143
Avtomatlka I vychiolitellneya, tekhnik -165
TOPIC TAC.6.- tunnel diode, semiooiwq4~or 'Bevice, semiconductor theory, circuit design
ABSTRACT: 'Transientpr' InAwmel-diode devices limit the mwdmum,speed of pulsed
ooesses
circuits. The duration and formof such transients depend strongly on The particular cirbuit
dest . : th the majority of circuits may be reduced to the
go. However, analysis shown at
:equivalent oft-duit showz~,ln Fig. 1L. The article discusses certain methods for approxil"atin
1. EquiVabat circuit
-for-the analysis MW
cidedation of transient
processes'.
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AT5027627 SOURCE CODE: UR/2690/65/008/000/0185/01914,
AUTHOR: KarkUn'sh, V.G.; Kilyupo A. P.
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ORG: Institute of Electronics and Computer Technology AN LASSR, Rip (Institut ele ki
i vychisHtellnoy tekhniki AN LatSSR)
TITLE; The influence of tunnel diode parameters on twin circuit operation
SOURCE:'AN LatSSR. InaUtut elektrouild I vychislitellnoy tekhniki. Trudy, v. 8, 1965.
Avtomatild i.vychisliteltnaya tekhnika, 185-194
TOPIC TAG&- tunnel diode, semiconduc6r (16vice circuit theory
ABSTRACT: The paper studies the twin circuit (Goto pair) operation of matched pairs of tunnel
diodes. Following a general theoretical introducUou, the authors discuss &'iesults of
calculation of switching proceosesin twin cArcults carried out on a digital computer.. The
calculations cover the effect of tunnel diode parameters on the switching process. The results
are illustrated by oscillograme showing the operation of the twin circuits. A comprehensive
discussion of the results concludes the paper. Or1g. art. has: 13 formulas and 7 figures.
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AUTHOR% Zaznova y- sejt"~
Red 1ko, V. A.
ORG: Institute of Electronics and Computer Technology AN IAtSSR1 Riga (Thetitat elektroalki
I vychislitelluoy tekhalki)
TITLE: Digital computer analysis of transient processes in tunnel parametron8
SOURCE: AN 1AtSSR. Thatitut elektronM I vychislitellnoy tekhniki. Trudy. v. 8. 1965.
Avtomatika I vychieUtellnaya tekhaika, 195-207
TOPIC TAGS- digital computer, 0016 Oplication, computer component, semiconductor
device
ABSTRACT- This article analyzes the transient processes in tunnel-&ode parametro'ns. , The
authors describe the methods and give the results of digital computer calculations of a tunnel
parametron. The theoretical conclusions were tes ted experimentally. Results show that
1) the most Important characteristic determining the operation of the txmnel parametron Is
Y tg r-itgl -Is-the average differential conductivity of thenegative slope segment; .
1,087osc); for small values of this quantity the oscillations are close to simple
harmonic ones, while for, larger valIues the oscillations exhibit a relaxation character; r
2) highY tg teircuits are fast aW quite insewitive to the interaction frequency or self-losses;
3) the rise time may be shortened if the excitation radio pulse phase is adjustable In such a
way that the diodes may enter during the first half period the negative slope region; 4) the
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damping time Is shortened if the excitation is turned on when the energy stored in the circuit
is a minimum; 5) with the Increase In'bias.' the oscillation rise time increases and the
damping time decreases; 6) the, rise time Is at a minimum for a certain optimum excitation
voltage; -7) when approaching the'crit1c al values of the parameters (beyond which the
oscillations cannot be excited) the rise time increases rapidly; and 8) the analytic solution
presented in earlier papers gives a* faithful qualitative pattern of parametron operation but
cannot be utilixed for the estimate of operation near the critical point. Orig. art. has:
33 formulas aud 9 figures.
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SNYAKIN, F. G., KILYUTSVIYA, 0, D.
Skin
Functional mobilit:,- in the cutaneous receptor. Fiziol. zhur. 38 no. 1, 1052.
Yonthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Longress, May 1952, UICLASSIFIED.

F-EDOROV, A.F.; KILZRENKO, V.P.
Radioactivity of some bottom organisms in the Norwegian Sea. Okoanologiia
3 no,lsl23-126 163, (MIRA 17:2)
1. Polyarnyy nauchno-issledovatellskiy i pro"ktnvy inatitut morskogo
rybnogo khotvaystva i okeanologil imeni N.N.Knipovicha.

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Caol of recurrent measleeo Mad, zhur, Uzbs no, 2:67-68 F 161s
(MIn 14 12)
I* Iz detekoy-polWinild No#S goroda Tashkenta (glavr,77 vrach -
V*D, Bagdasarov)s
(MMLES)

RIPYIM3 . L.A., imna.med.nauk, RU, A@
Mass poisoning witff"s6lanine. Sovemed. 22 no.IOS129-131 0 '58
(MIRA 11311)
(SOLANDM, Pois.
mass outbreak in Korea (Run))

KIM . A.
Late manifestations of primary symptoms of measles. Med. zhur. Uzb.
no.5t75-76 My 161, (MIRA 34- 6)
1. Iz detskoy polikliniki No.8 Frunzenskogo rayona goroda Tashkenta
(glav-nyy vrach - V.D.Bagdasarov
(MEASLES ~ -

KIM# A.
Erection of trestles using interwdiate a to. Na stroi. Roo. 3
no.12.15 D '-62. "Pt (MIRA 16t2)
lo Rukovoditellproyektuoy gruppy tresta K:uzbaasohakhtomonta$h.
(Trestlos)

--my., A.G.
Ties of polycardlography 'an sports medic'nt-. Vest, AN Kazakh. SSR 20
no*0277-81 S 44o (MIRA 17:10)

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KIMP A,I,
Stratigraphy of Ordoviciisn and Lower Llandwerian swUmwnts
in the Zeravshan mountain region. Usb. geol. shur. 7 aa,.6:
72-75 163. (KIRA 17:8)
1, Glavnoye upravleniye geologii i okhraxW nedr pri Sovets
Ministrov UzSSIRs

99-58-2-5/9
AUTHORS: Chernikov, V.G., Candidate of Technical Sciences, Kim, A.I.,
Engineer
TITLEi PR-5 - A Device for Surface Levelling of Irrigated Land
(Ph-5 - orudiye dlya poverkhnostnogo vyravnivaniya oroshaye-
mykh ploshchadey)
PERIODICAL: Gidrotekhnika i Melioratsiya, 1958, # 2, pp 37-43 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: All irrigated fields, even after having been levelled pre-
viously, have to be floated again before seeding. At least
8 working days are needed to level 1 ha of land by the con-
ventional method. Many types of mechanical devices are ac-
tually in use to increase the efficiency of land floating.
The authors describe some of these floats and especially the
type "PR-511, which is used in cotton growing areas. It can
level 2-13 ha in 1 hour. Special tests have proved the
superiority of this type.
There are 3 tables, 1 figure, I photo and 8 graphs.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
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KIM, A. 1.
Lower LLandovery sediments of the ZeravBhan-Gissar mountain
region. Dokl.AX Tadsh.SSR 2 no.2t27-28 159.
(MIRA 13:4)
L Treat Usgeolrazvadka. Predstavleno, chlonom-korrespondailtom
LN Tadzhik koy SSR R.B.Bamtovym.
ZT&Jikistan--Goology. Stratigraphic)

KIMP A. I.
Technical and economic indicen of air drillirm. Razved.
okh. nedr 28 no.6t5l-52 Jo 162. (MIRA 15t10)
1. Usbekskiy gidrogeologichankiy treat.
(Core drillinR)

KIK, A. I*
Economic efficiency of using the vertical electric prospecting
thod in hydrogoological stadies. Razved. i okh. nedr 29 no.7:58-59
ji 163. (MIRA 16:9)
1. Uzbekskiy gidrogeologicheskiv trest.
Underground) (Bleotric prospecting)
(UzbWs%4*7

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1, XIM, A, ., XROXHINX, k. S.; 3ngs.
2. USSR (600)
4. Looms
?. Zh-13 jacquard apparatus. Tekst. prom. 12 no, 12 1952.
9. Monthll List of Russian Agiesgions, Litrary of Congress, Harcla 1953. Unclassified.

KIM. A-Kh., inshener.
Bucket arrangement of the TW-2 excavator. Torf.prom. 30 no.10:15-17 0 153.
(MT-RA 6:10)
(Sxcavating machinery)

v --~urdvli f iiko-h. "i
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SO.- Knialmyn Letopis', V,-)). 1, 1955

I IN, A. Eh.
"The Movement of a Peaty Mass in Nozzles." Cand Tech Sel Belorussian
Polytechnic Inst imeni I. V. Stalin, 7 Jan 55. (SB, 28 Dec 541
Survey of Scientific and Technical Dissertations Defended at USSR
Higher Educational Institutions (12)
SO: Sum. No. 556 21, Jun 55

KIM, A.Kh.
Axial flow of peat in cylindrical packing beds. Sbor.nauch.
trud.Bel.politakh. lust * no.65t97-172 159.
(Peat) (rluid dymmics) (MIRA 13:5)

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KIM. A.Kh.; BLYUM, A.G., red.; KONCHITS, Te.P., takhred.
(Some problems of the rheology of viscoplastic dispersed systems]
Nekotorye voprosy reologii viazko-plantichnykh dispersafth sistam.
Minsk, Hadaktsionno-izdatellskii otdal BPI im. I.V.Stalins, 1960.
81 P. (MIRA 13:7)
(Rheology)

KIM, A.M., inzh.; GUnV, V-TR., insh.
Replacement of open-hearth
20 no.2:123-121i 7 160.
(Open-hearth
ore by briquattod scale. Stal
(14IRA 13:5)
process)

KIM, A.Kh., VOLAROVICH, M.P.
-o-dimenslonal problem of the motion of a viscoplastic disperse
system between two planes forming an acute angle. loll. zhar. 22
no.2:186-194 mr-Ap 16o. (KIRL 13:8)
1. Kalininskiy forfyanoy inatitut i Belorueskiy politekhnichcBkiy
institut.
(Vicooity) (Colloids)

KIMp A.Kh, 1-1
New equipment for weaving. Tekst, prom, 23 no.70-10 Jl 163.
(MM 16:8)
1, Glavnyy Bpetsialist Gonudarstvennogo komiteta mash-
inostroyeniya pri Gosplane SSSR.
(Looms)

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AUTHORi Kim. A.-X,,,Gusev, V. Ya. (Engineer)
TITLEt Substitution of Briquettes From Scale for Open-
Hearth Iron Ore
PERIODICALt Stall, 196o, Nr 2, pp 123- 124 (USSR)
ABSTRAM In a metallurgical plant (unnamed) open-liearth Iron
ore used In the finishing period was substltuted by
briquettes. Briquettes were made from scale with
addition of water glass for bonding (5% of all
mixture). The size of the briquettes wY 300 x 1,500
x 70 mm; specific gravity was 4.82 g/cm . In
manufacture and transportation briquettes give
5-7% fines. The composition of briquettes ~n %) is:
Fe Fe 0
2 3 Feo Mn 0 S10 A! 0 F -~ P.P.
3 4 2 2 3 21;~
69 8
3-9 59 - 9 o.68 4 .17 0.55 0.1-~ 0.63
Ca~d 5
1~

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Substitution of Bviquettes From Scale foil ~ 1 0'--)7
Open-Hearth Iron Ore Sov;/13--' -(-.'U-2-~/2;~
BvIquettes are used In a (1;0-t,on fiwivio--, In
killed and riiirmed regular steel-2 and a 1 o o a 11 (-%.-Y
steel., 25GS (compo'lition not E"-Iven) cons"'~:-ipt Ion
of briquettes of metal), .12 i.zi '1'. :1'
than that of ore, I.e., Apl,-0
bvlquette.-3 (it irl ng t he fI r i 1- 0 i 1111" P~! 1-10(iIIi
~ j 1:1
of lime and dischargre of slag, yA-ovides ef fe C. I v e
phosphorus and sulfur removal from, tine 1,,--,,-,1,-, a,.cz
ink~reases basicity of the a,,-, shown In I-PLG~L- 2
and 3.
Card 2/5

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Substitution of Briquettes From Scale foi, 776W
Open-Hearth Iron Ore SOV/133-6o-2-7/25
As a result of industrial experiments, the following
was achievedi (1) improved conditions of de-
sulfarization and depi-osphori2ation of metal and
decreased consumption of bauxite; (2) decreased
charging time of oxidizing agent into the furnace.
To accelerate sinlUlng of the briquettes, which
decreases their dissolving In the slag and speeds
up burning out of carbon,it is suggested that the
shape of briquettes be changed from rectangular
to spherical or cubical. Tnere are 3 figares; and
2 Soviet references.
Card 5/5

KIM, A.P., inzh.
e", - *
Earthwork in sand and rocky soil. Stroi. truboprov 7 no.7:20-21
j:L 62. ilaRA 15:7)
4, Stroitellnoye upravleniya 11o./+ tresta Soyusprovodmekhanizatsiyap
plato Uatyurt. (Earthwork)
(Gas, Natural--Pipelines)

BAROIISKIY, Isaak Vladimirovich, inzh.; VIKTOROV, Georgly Borisovich;
VOiOBIYE;V, Vladimir Illichi. Krv!,. Anatoliy Senyurovich;
LEONTIYEV, Sergey Nikolayevicb, kand. tekhn. nauk;
MizYKMOV, Stepan Pankratlyevich; PROSTRITEOV, Grigoriy
Yevgenlyevich; TSAY, Trofim Nikolayevich
(Building of mining enterprises] Stroitelistvo ornykh yr -'
priiatii. Yloskva~ Nedra, 1965. 323 P. IMIRA 18:101")'-

KIM, A.T.; POTASHKIN, K.G.
Work practices of Mine NO-3.5 in the struggle for the title of
enterprise of communist labor. Ugol' 36 no-7:3-4 Jl '61.
(KIRA 15:2)
1 Glavnyy marksheyder shakhty No.35 kombinata Karagandaugol' (for
Kim). 2. flachal'nik ventilyatsii shakhty NO.35 kombinata
Kararandaugol' (for rotashk in).
(Karaganda Basin--Coal mines and mining--Labor productivity)

H=OVAYAg A.14;,RMt A.V.
Amoblaois In KarapWas an aboUwt. MDd. pmme, i pams,
bol. 34 no.2t= 1*4p 965. (MLRA 3.8:U)

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Amu-D,

I I 1 .3 , I
l1UIX:.7:]'C p L"I. , nashinint-Inatml-tor; ',: :1, ' . , -aallinist teplovoza
'Ic'
4.,o ;!-z;-vc Intro,'twed an Important use noamxc. L k. i top!.
tiar, 'r no.5:1~-20 Ify 10A. (1:11L1 14:7)
1. Depo Rtialichovo, Privolzhakoy dorogi.
(Railroads-Ropair shops)

KIM. B.M.
Fartilimrs for winter wheat. 7kinledelio 27 no.7-89-90 J1 165.
(KIM 16:7)
1. Nikolayevskaya oblastnaya sellskokhozyaystvennaya opytnaya
stantEiya.

KDAI B.F., inzh.
Putting up 110 kV electric transmission llwa on centrifuged
reinforced concrete poles. Energ. stroi. no.3:86-91 (l..>),
196o. (~IJRA 14:9)
1. Trost "Yuzhelektrooetlatroy".
(Electric lines-Poles)
(Precast concrete construction)
A,

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to I do 0 41 mo 040
A
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I it I-1 11- it I a m 0
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m. Trani. 1--setraid /a. I.,j. Nor. 7.
A. N. km
3.16 (in Enjinob
17) 1
4
No
MAIM
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00 14"Whossit - -Wc"d. War. ah"r outlined mam.
140 W the "PWY90"W" texture W". cobtained by the
-00
00 d mortim of an A.C. upon the soortectic phase during its Ilrnopo. lee
tim- by cooking of an morstmirphout liquid. The aptoras.
!.00
is col Lbe jurm iAmrv,,,i In sh,
sittictic plum by Friedtl and Gtanditan icf. aba. W.
34. 41,100M) meet! reticatod with great atyvf&CY.
"Wessufft-Ats trudumed the eximewr gif tilil"ors
A 6
d4o~sd hyT-bal- the plooricto of which art- n%utually lk
tbeverticesof the letter lying at the f,wu, be
renter
,
forYD". A metbrod cof derivation cif the rquatimak fu, the
6
-ify at cyclides is given. bawd= the CorthttPICIAlity Cd
the wriwei" 11tor friatim tit IhL coplical &%",A Iii,itix,

i at. --tomore. The structure rif the sonwris, phaw it ttm.
IN
sideved " a aeries of continuous utuointa. layers, ILA&IIng
4r fr-ocri or* hundy W rjorlitles inin, Antither. The 0,ern
cobjection (et.. C. A. U.:X1146) to the 11imi thort" "I itiv
an ropic fiquitts is avormoure by the expiL date. vrhwh
disoclumed that the dipcolp moornent is directed prorjwrodmi-
larly to the k1wh of the Unroic liquid nitti.
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oil.
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AUTHORS: Kim, D.G. and Sorokin, B.I., Engineers SOV/118-58-2-10/19
TITLE: The Boring of Drainage Holes with the Drilling Rig DS-3
(Bureniye drenazhnykh skvazhin stankom DS-3)
'7
PERIODICAL% Mekhanizatsiya trudoybmkikh i tynzhglykh rabot, 1958,,,Nr 2,
pp 28-29 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Giprouglemash designed the drilling rig DS-3 for drilling
the rising drainage bore-holes in the waterlogged coal de-
posits of the Moscow. region. It was tested at the mine Nr 36
of theStalinogorskugoll trust of the Moskvougoll Combine.
Installed o,i a special trolley, it can move along the mining
galleries and drill bore holes up to 40 m deep and 75-108 mm
in diameter. It is powered by two electric motorst the ro-
tating machanism - by the motor K11-4 of 4 kw, and the Iril-
ling mechanism - by the motor TAG-31/6 of 2 kw. The rotary
pump is of the LlF5 type, its capacity - 5 liters/min.
Various types of drilling bits are used for hard (limestone)
and tough (wet clay) rocks typical of the Moscow region,
Its drilling capacity: in coal layers - up to 6 m/hr; in clay
Card 112 7 to 8 m/hr and in limestone - 1 m/hr. Fifteen bore holes

The Boring of Drainage Holes with the Drilling Rig DS-3 SOV/118-58-2-10119
of a total length of 300 m were drilled during the tests,
which showed that the drilling rig DS-3 could be adapted for
the drilling of rising bore-holes.
There is 1 photo and 1 diagram.
1. Mining engineering 2. Water--Control 3. Drilling machi4es
--Performance
Card 212

KIM, D.L.,jnsh.
Efficient work methods of the crew led by the excavator operator.
,k. Transp, stroi. 8 no.2:10-12 F 158. (MIRA 11:2)
."k.. (Excavating machinery)

PIZ=.. Mile.; KIRIYENKO , V. F, ; KIM. D. N.
Effect of boring and blasting operations on the atabiliV of
the edges of strip mines. Gor, zhur, no* 12:12-16 D 161.
(MIRA 15:2)
1. Norillskiy gomo-mt&3-lurgicheakiy kombinat (for Pevzner,
Kiriyenko). 2. Urallskiy fWal Vessoyuznogo nauchno-
iseledovatellskogo marksheyderskogo institutao Sverdlovsk
(for Kim).
(Boring)
Blasting)
Mrip mi"471

LISITSYN, G.T.; KIM, D.
Boring and blasting operations In the chamber and pillar
mining system in pits of the Dzhezkazgan Mine. Vzry-v.
delo no.55/12:245-253 164. (MIRA 17:10)

KIM, D.N.
Study of the structural weakness of fractured rocks by modeling
their strength under laboratory conditions. Trudy Inst. gor. dela,
UFAN SSSR no,5s97-105 163. (MIRA 160)
(Rocks-Testing) (Geological modeling)

K JN . 111. N'. 0 1 n:i 1 .
N't"i-ct if *, er. '.!,r ' ty ~!' c, lor,,eij qnt 1-nc-nei
of Nc,-, 1 -1 1 :j J, t tr ' I,- mln-j --i . 1)';'!o ri -~ . ' ) %; L ;-.' 5 0- -'5 "1 ' ' 3 -
- C)
"'11111A. 17:aO)

M , D.V., aspirant
Quality of telephone service. Avtom., telem. i sviaz' 9 n0-3:
36-37 Mr 165. (MIRA 18:11)
1. Loningradskiy institut imzhenarov zhalemodorozhnogo
transporta.

YEFREMOVI V.P.; MEEV., V.Ye,; KIM, D.V.
~--- I I Ll ".. -
Small automatic recorder for logging. Trudy SNIIGGIIIS no.27:92-94
162. (MRA 16:9)
1, Sibirokiy nauchno-isslodovatollskiy institut geologii, geofiziki
i minerallnogo syrIya.
(Logging (Geology))
J.

TEFMOVP VON; CKUNHVJ V. Ye.; KIM, D.V.
Code and graphic methods for the registration of parameters In
geophysical methods of prospecting, Trudy MIIIGMMS no. 309
171-171, 1 64. (min 19 81)

ATROBBEEKO, V.So; GLAZOVA., 4.q.0- HLUEEVICH, H.S.; FErGELISON,, re.A4;
Prini-Ii uchastiyet UM E. studentka; TOWHOVA, L., studeatka;
ROZENBERG, G.G.,, pro?--, doktor fis.-matem,nauk, otv.rod.;
PENKINLY N.V.,, red.izd-va; SUSHKOVA, L.A.., tek.1mred,
[Calculation of light intensity in the at~wsphere during
anizotropic scattering. Part 2) Raschet iarkosti aveta v
atmoofere pri anizotropnom rasseianii. 4ast' 2. Moskva,
Isd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR,. 1962. -222 p. (Akademiia nauk SSSR.
Institut fiziki atmoefery. Trudy, no.3). [MICROFILM] (MIRL 15:8)
lo Moskovakiy gosudarstvennyy universitet (for Kim,, Tomashova).
(Light-Scattering) (Atmosphere)

KM.. Fe No, Cand of Agri Sci. -- (diss) "Flooding Conditions Of F100d-land Estuaries in
the Bemi-arid Zone of Western Kazakhstan (on the Exanple of the "Tamdykul"' System
of Estuary irrigation of the Akt;Yubinsk%ya Oblast)" Alma-Ata) 1959, 20 pp (Kazakh
AcadenV of Agricultural 8ciencese Scientific Research Institute for Water Econmw)
OM, 7-60, 109)

SABIROV, M.&. kand.tekhn.nauk; KIX, 7-N-, inzb. (Alm-Ata)
Basin snow-water irrigation as an Importan source of feed pro-
duction. Gidr. i mel. 12 no.6:3-9 Je '60. (MIRA 13!7)
(Xazakhatan-Pastures and meadows-Irrigation)

KIM, 6 rdiruLtor
Congenital defeat of the abdominal wall in a newborn infant.
Zdruv.Xi%zAkh. 17 no.9:56 '57. (HIFA 12:6)
1. Iz Toren'-Uzyakskoy bol'nitsy Kzyl-Ordinekoy oblusti.
(INFANTS (NAWBOHIJ)) (AJ3DO191T--A3NOWIIT INS AIM DUCREITINS)

VOYEVODIN, V.V.; KIM, G.
Use of a rotation method in a program for finding the eigenvalues
and eigenvectors of a synimetrical matrix. Vych. met. i prog.
l1269-277 162. (MIRA 15t8)
(Matrices) (Rigenvalues)

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General characteristics of floodland and
the Goryn' River. BIuI.Iuut.bIoI.AN BSSR
(GCON' VALUT-4MANT)
meadow vegetation along
no.3153-58 158.
(KLU 13:7)

KIM, G.A.
Preliminary classification of meadow vegetation of the Goryn'
River lowland. Blul.Inst.biol.AN BSSR no,,3:59-63 158.
. (MIRA 13:7)
(GORTN' TALLIST-30TANT)

KRUGANOVA, Te,Aq~ ~G.A.; YASIRSKIYP i.,19
Effect of prolonged grazing on the specific composition of grass
stands in natural paitures. Biul, Inat.' biol. AN BSSR no,,fJ17-25
t6o* (MIRA 11,17)
WsTunm AND HEADOUS)
(GRAZIVG)

KIM, G.A.
Meadows with the tufted hairgrass (Descbmpoia caespitosa (L)
P.B.] in the flood plain of the Goryn River. Biul. Inst. biol.
AN BSSR no.6-.94-99 161. (MIRA 15;3)
(GORYN MMY-PASTUREES AND NEAW4)
(DESCHAMPSIA)

KRUGANOVA, Ya.A.; KIM, G.A.1 BURTYS, N.A.
Meadows in the Valuvka floodplain and the ways of their transformationiilfi
Bot.; inal, Bel. otd, VBO no.6s6l-69 164. (MIRA 18s7) 4

YUrOMCH, I.D.1 XV40 GaAs
zrrwt of mIts at 2#4.0 and 2H4M an the pminatica
and sp~wtlag or swo noudoi Wwo oeefte Dotal Imls
Bel,otd*VBO no*W20-25 165.
(TqU M12)

otv.red.; VAYNTSVAYG, N.K.. red.; LEZIN, T.V., red.;
SAMSONOY, G.Te., red.; TTAGAT, G.D., red.; MWSHINA V.I.,,
red.; ANGORA, T.M., rod.izd-va; GAHAZKOV, K.A., red.lzd-vn;
TSYSTKOVA, S.Y., tekhn.red.
[Southorn Korea; economic and political conditions from 1945
through 19581 ITJzhnata Koreia; okonomichaskoe i politicheakoe
polozhanie, 1945-1958 gg. Moskva, Izd-vo vootochnoi lit-ry,
1959. 270 P. (HIRA 13:2)
1. Akademiya nauk SSSR. Institut vostokovedeniya.
(Korea, South--Economic conditions)
(Korea, South-Politics and government)

KIM, Georgiy Fedorovich
[Vifteen years of the People's Democratic Korea] 15 let Narodno-
Demokraticheskoi Korei. Moskva, Znanie, 1960. 30 P.
(Korea, North) (MIRA 13:8)
A

KELESOV, R.; AYDARKHANOV,, B.A.; ZELITSER, M.F.; KIM, G.G.; TSOY, V.P.
Spreading of sheep goiter in Alma-Ata Province. Izv. AN
Kazakh. SSR. Ser. biol. nauk 3 no.5:102-105 S-0 165.
(MIRA 18:11)

KIM, G.I. (Mloskva)
Energy Integral in the dynamics of a system of pointc with
variable mass. Inzh. zhur. 5 no.6:1101-1103 t65.
(MIFIA 19: 1)
1. Submitted January 9, 1965.

Y,~SHPAMV, D.O., inzh.; HIM, G.N., inz2h.; HILIEW, T.I., inzh.; MEY, L.I.,
teklmik
Effect of individual factors on the stability of the roof. Izv. vys.
ucheb. zz.*v*; gor, zhuro 6 no,7;85-86 163. (1-URA 16:9)
I.Dzhezk-zganskiy gornometallur,picheakiy kambinat.
(Mining eroigineering)

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AUTHORSt Ivanov, V,. A., Kim, G. P.
22694
S/128/61/000/003/002/008
A054 A127
TITLEt Casting of experimental batches of turbine wheels from 9M-572
(E1572) steel with investment patterns
PERIODICALi Lit,~ynoye proizvodstvo, no- 3, 1961, 4-6
TEXTt At the Chelyabinskiy traktornyy zavod (Chelyabinsk Tractor
Plant) a new tractor, type T-130 was designed with a TKP-11(TKR-11) type
turbocompressor to perform the function of a booster, which so far has not
been incorporated in conventional tractor designs. The most intricate part
of this turbocompressor i its wheel whioh has to work at elevated tempera-
tures, ranging between 600-640 0 C at a rotational speed of 36,000-42,000
rpm's. It consists of 16 regularly spaced blades with a deviation in pitch
of t 0.3 mm. The finished blade has a thickness of 0.8 t 0.2 mm at its thin-
nest part. The wheel is produced by precision casting with investment pat-
terns 0from the nc5o/50 (PS 50/50) compound cast in metallic press molds at
43-45 0. A special riser system had to be prepared from the same PS 50/50
compound by press-molding. (Figure 3). The turbine wheels are cast from
Card 1/4

2269~
S/12a/61/000/003/002/008
Casting of experimental batches ... A054/A127
E1572 steel produced in the mrn-102(MGP-102) induction furnace with basic
lining. The charge containedi sandblasted and dry steel waste (St.10), Ni,
FeW, FeSi-45%, FeMo, electrode scrap etc. In subsequent meltings, 50% of
the waste may be reused. Before chargingg the furnace is flushed with a
carbon-steel melt. The weight of the charge equals 150 kg. Melting is carried
out at high speed and the maximum power of the induction generator. To elim-
inate unfavorable oxidization, a slag-forming mixture , consisting of 85%
chromium-magnesite and 15% fluorite was added. After the whole charge was
malted it was necessary to cover the whole surface of the molten metal with
slag. After having heated the metal up to 1,540 - 1,5600 C, the slag was re-
moved and FeNb and low-carbon FeRn were introduced. At i,60ooC Ferrosilicon
is added, followed by FeTi. After these additives had dissolved, the slag
was removed again at 1,650 - 1,6700C and the oxidizer SiCa was added. Then
the molten metal we 11 poured0into ladles with a 30-kg capacity, which have
been heated up to 600 - 700 C. These ladles have also been lined with chro-
mium-magnesite. Major difficulties of this process is the preparation of the
investment pattern blocks consisting of the wheel pattern and the special
Card 2/4

22694
Casting of experimental batches..
S/-' 28/61/000/003/002/008
A054/A127
riser system pattern on the one hand and the burning up of ferrotitanium
up to 60'- -101146 on the other hand. To overcome the latter shortcominG, it
was recommended to introduce titanium powder in portiQns of 70 g into the
metal jet being poured into the ladle. To enhance deoxidization, 15 - 20 g
metallic aluminum was added to the melt in the ladle.lAfter removal of the
slag the molten metal is poured into the preheated shell molds (patutern
blocks). Continuous flow of the metal jet at a minimum length of the same
should be maintained; After cooling,.the cast wheels are shaken out, the
risers cut off withian abrasive disc prepared on a Volcanite base; then
they are (lipped ind a KOH solution and washed. Then the castings are hard-
ened at 106o - 1,i4OoC in water (with a holding time of 2 - 3 hrs) and
age-treated at 8000d for 10hra. After this heat treatment the expeiimental
castings hap the f~lloyiing specifications: at room temperature (20'C),
~i',;:62 kg/mm ; a = 2.8 kgm/cm4; at 6000C,es'b~~45 kg/mm2;S>14%; a k
5.0 kgm/cm2. Finally, khe turbine wheels are cleaned by hydrojet blasting
and pass 'ivated in a,solutiori of 1.2,11fo NaNO2 and O-57'c Ra2CO3. In addition to
normal inspection m6thods magnetic defectoscopy and X-ray inspection is
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used. According to footnote 1, heat treatment methods have been established
by the Ts NIDI Institute. There are 4 figures.
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