SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOROLEV, L.I. - KOROLEV, M.O.

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KDROLEV,L. I.: STAROSELISKIYj Ya. Yu.
Herbicides
New preparations for -,teed control. '-vrobiolo-iia, No. 4, 195,"
Monthl- Liit of Russian Accessions. Library of Con:-,ress Novenaber 1952-

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Authors Korolev, L. I., Starosellskiy) Yu. Ya.
Title :1109'eot! ~'~eff=cti=eness~ of chemical agents used in the extermination of
weeds
Periodical : Kbim- prom., No 1, 15-18, Jan-Feb 1955
Abstract : Discuss the properties and effectiveness of salts and esters of
chlorophenylacetic acids, of nitrophenols-and their salts, of phenyl
carbamates, and of dichloralurea. State that one of the compounds
enumerated (2,4-D) is used as a weed killer in USSR agriculture, while
the others are being tested on a production or experimental scale.
The nitrocompounds are to be used for the extermination of parasitic
plants of the genus Cuscuta, which damage various crops in the USSR.
Six tables.
Institution Scientific Research Institute of Fertilizers and Insectofungicides

vt~-!cs qnd Wood Coatrol
17
Tile Problem of the Applicatioa ot
s. h. apuki . .No. 2, 2";? (r
195 6
The witthcx glv-~_q a survey of the cv1r!tezhj1Or~;'cY _-t uttl -.'310 Vnfi1
ci-(-,1tictj.cn and applicn1vi-ou of h5rbicvidei~ xid out thei
Djgice~laity Of thti 5gric-.;Iture in USSR tc, have thin fo."ovirig
aii-tiortmetnt of herbicides: 1) Dzimpounds of
'
J';~ " 4
Ic ZCdjur.. Zajt~__' Otj','Z';r6 III
SLIt'g, nelt (?"";-D); scdium ana
-i--im salts 2P-LX.; 2,1,6-T (shit-fiy ;~-i:x
Fir FT.9 uthtira); 2)
L-anunt:L. 4_14iLicfral-
ure,-&); F,~,,rbicldes w2th VCLt3tt, prejrjz~z., tic) cia of
cir.1trocrth,-&-rosol (DVC.'), dinit-rophenol (1114p), rerktachlarO4
USSR/Cultivated Plants Coimercial. Oil-BearinG. Su.,jar-Bearinc'. M
Ab s Jour : Ref Zhur Biol-, No 13, 1958, 82432
Aiithor : Korolev, L.I., Voytelduova, V.A., Stonov, L.D.
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Inst : Uzbek Scie-atific Research Institute of Cottoll Raisiiig
Title : Testing New Preparatio:is on Pre.-Harvest Reimoval of Cotton
Plant Leaves.
Orri~, Pub : V qb.: Materialy Mezhrosp. Soveshchar-iya po koordinatsii
-,=ic' , Tashkent,
1~i,o-issled. rabot po klilopkovodstvy, 19571
AN UzSSR, 1957, 215-218
Abstract : Li 1955-1956 the Plant Protection T-iboratory of N=
miducted tests on a series of chenical coppov.~ids for
ti-e yirpose of findin',., new defoliants and desiccants.
OT-1p
Move thau 100 new daemical o ounds werc tested. As
the resAt of the tests, 7 prospective preparations were
separated the Greater part of which is repremited by
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KOROLEV, L.I.
I
Studying new chemicals and preparaticno (defoliants) for preharvest
defoliation of cotton and for accelerating the ripening of plants.
[Trudy] NIUIF no.164:81-85 159.. (MRA 15:5)
(Defoliation) (Cotton)

KOROLEV, L.I.
Studying now chemicals (herbicides) for controlling weeds and
undesirable vegetation. (Trudy] NIUIF no.164:85-90 159.
OCRA 15:5)
(Herbicides)
KATALYMOT, M.Y., otv.red.; KOROLET, L.I., red.; SOKCLOV, I.T., red.;
TOCKNO Foy,, red.; WITrAff3-,-?iP-.j red.; DGGOPOLOY, M.I.,
red.; GRIGORIUVA. A.I., red.; 'A GD, A.I.. takhn.red.
[Manual on mineral fertilizers; theoretical and practical
aspects of their use] Spravachnik po mineralInyin udobronliss;
tooriia i praktika primnentla. Moskva, Goe.isd-vo sallkhoze
lit-ry, 1960. 551 p. (MIRA 14:1)
(Fertilizers and nianurse)

STDIOV, Leonid Dmitriyovich"OROILV,-L.I., red.~ ODERBERG, L.N., red.;
KOGANY V.V., tekhn. red.
[Defoliants. mnd'lesiocants; chemicals for the defoliation and do-
siccationof agricultural plants before harvesting) Defollanty
i desikanty; khIsicheskie sredstva. dlia preduborochnogo udaleniia
listlev i v~sitshivaniia se~19kokhoziaistvenrqkh rastenii. Pod red.
L.I.Korolova. Moskva, Goa. nauchno-tek" izd-vo khim. lit-ry, 1961.
99 P. Nefoliation) (Drying agents) (MIRA .14:10)
KOROLEV, L.I.
Prodsing hetbicides. Za'shch. raBt. ot vred. i bol. 6 no.lot
2" 0 161,
(MIRA 16s6)
le Zav~ftYushehiy laboratoriyey i Prtaniya gerbitsidav i
def*3.lantov-Nauiahiko-ingliedovatoll:kOgO inatituta pa udo-
breniyam i ineektofungisidam imeni Yaj. Samoyleva.
(Herbicides)

ACCROSION NRt AP4031192 8/0056/64/046/004/1507/1S08
AUTHORSs Rode, V. Ye.r Gerrmanne R.1 Norolev,,,L. N.
TITLEs Investigation of tewperature dependence of saturation of Od
SOURCE: Zh. eksper. i teore fizee v. 46, no. 4, 1964, 1507-lSOS
TOPIC TAGS: gadolinium, saturation magnetization, saturation Magl-
netization temperature dependence, energy gap, Blocb law
ABSTRACT: The temperature dependence of the saturation magnetiza-
..tion of Gd was investigated at low temperatures (from 4.2 to 30K),
using a procedure described in detail earlier (PTE, no. 1. 173, 1964).
4 The specimen was a cylinder made of polycrystalline gadolinium 110
mm long and 8 = in diameter, containing iodine, calcium, iron, and
copper impurities. The "asurements were made in a field of 18,600
Oe. The jump in the magnetization was determined accurate to 5%, and
the temperature masurenient was 7-5% from 4.2 to 10--12X and 2% above
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ACCESSION NR: AP4031192
~12X. The curve drawn through the experimental point can be described
'by the formula
19 - A14 vzp
which does not coincide with the Bloch formula I 1 (1 CT 3/2
0
;The results indicate that a gap of 30X exists in the energy.spectrum
wave in gadolinium. Orig.' art. has: 1 formula and 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION: Moskovskiy gosudarstvenny*y universitet (Moscow
State University)
1SUBMITTEDs 01reb64 DATZ ACQs 07May64 ENCL: 01
BUD CODRs NMI 88 MR RAW Bova 002 OTHZRI 001
CC" 2/~3

AW HMU K=L
jLJ"&,_ PA - 3033
?ITW: Godiflostion and Abbreviation of Codes. (Kodirivaniye i
myeftivanlya kodov, Russian). -
PERIMICAL: Doklao Akadedi Itauk SSSR. 1957, Vol 113. Nr 4, pp 746-747 (U.S.S.R.)
Receivea: 6-1 1957~,' Reviewee- 7 / 1957
General rulesi First,. scus basioprinoiples are defined. By an alphabet
a finite number of elements is here understoodp and these elements axe
oalled Istiers. The number of letters in the alphabet in described as
basis. The word,of &-given alphabet in an ordered finite quantity,
skere to each alsiment cWLy one sk4le letter in assigned. The length
of a word here =&=:the number of all the letters in this word., Every
symbol of the number of words of the same or any other alphabet is
here described an codification, and the symbols are described as
oodem of the-oorrespanding words.The remaining part of this paper
oWLy deals with a oortain finite sub-amount of all the words of a given
alphabet, and this mub-amount in here called "dictionary". By volume
of a dictionary the number of words it contains, and as length of the
diotionary the sum ofthe lengths of all lengths it contains is under-
toad.
'Neores i: There exists a "4'bor d(rN), which depends only on the
%"-rA r of the oodified alphabet and on the volume N of the diotionaxy,
so that the length 1 of the dictionary obtained in the case of any re-
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pHASE I BDOK EXPWITATION 711
Akadomiya nauk SM. Thstitut tochnoy mekhaniki i vychislitellnOY tekh.JkJ
Vychislitel,noya tekhnika (Computer Engineering) Moscow, Izd-vO AN SSSR,
1958. 150 p. 4,500 copies Piih~_- - I
Beep onaible FA.: lebedev, S. A., Academician; Ed. of Publishing House:
Grigorlyev, Ye. N.; Tech. Ed.: Prusakova, T. A.
RWM: This book is intended for specialists engaged in the design and use
of electronic computers.
COVERM A number of problems of computer engineering is discussed in this
collection of articles. The power supply system of high-speed electronic
computers of the USSR Academy of Sciences, new computer components and
devices, and methods of controlling arithmetic units am covered in this
pub3ication. Methods of selecting the necessary word from the mechanical
dictionary in machine translation and the terminology Of modern computing
machines are also presented., Fbr references see Table of Contents-
TAM OF CONTEM:
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KCROLEV, L. N., Candidate pbvs-l*th sci (digs) -- "Some problems in the theory
of a mchine dictionary"* MDSCOW,, 1959. 8 PP (Inst of Precision Mechanics and
Computer Tech of the Acad Sci USW, 300 copies (KL,, No 24, 1959, 126)

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500 copies printed. -
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In Vw field of computer technology.
COMM 2he booklet contaim a general description of a program and
method for the analytical differentistion of functionx on the Soviet
high-speed digital computer ML The method and program vere vorked
out at the Institute of Precise Web-ice and Computer Tedhnologyq
AcadezW of Sciences USSIL At the end of the book are found block-
for ZM solution of the following mathematical prcblew: the
representation of a mathematical. expression by a sequence of pairs; the
derivation of the derivatives of elementary pairs; and the synthesis of
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on a translating machine, proposed by P.P.Troianskii in 1933,
fo; translating from one language to another] Pereyodnala
mashins, P.P.Troianskogoo, sbornik mpterialov o perevodnoi sashime
dlia perevoda s odnogo lazyka na drugle, predloshennoi P.P.
Trotanskim v 1933 g. Moskva, Izd-vo Akad.nauk SSSR. 1959.
50 P. (KIRA 12:7)
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kand.takhn.riauk; EMANOV, L.D.. kand.tekhn.nauk; NIKOGOSOV, S.N*o
doteent. kand.takhn.nauk; BARDIE. N.I., inzh.;-KQ4. R_V A. inzh -
PRINTS3T. A.A., inzh.; SOKOLOVA, K.I., insh., SMTATITEVA, SON09
insh.; R02MIBARG. B.I., prof.. doktor takhn.nauk [deceased]; BYKOV,
N.G., Insh.; ZMIGER, I.N.. Insh.; ZABRODIRA, A.A., takhu.red.
[Collected Information date regarding the power factor (coo T)l
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(cosy). Pod red. B.A.Konstantinoys. Moskva. Goo.onerg.isd-vo.
1939. 141 P. (MIRA 12:12)
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AUTHOR: Korolev, L.N. SOV/20-125-3-4/63
TITLEs On the Switching Function of an Equipment for Finding Table
Values (0 pereklywhayushchey funktaii uatroyetva poiskov
po tablitse) -
PERIODICAL% Doklady Akademii nauk SSSR,1959,Vol 125,Nr 3,Pp 482-484 (USSR)
ABSTRACTt The author constructs a switching scheme, to the input of which
a dually coded word of a given finite dictionary is delivered,
and which gives the number of this word in the dictionary in
the output, i.e. the scheme carries out the finding in a given
table. It is-supposed that the table is a matrix A with m rows
and n lines, the elements of which are 0 and 1. The line num-
be-rs are representable as a matrix B with n lines and
k - E (log 2(n-1)) + 1 rows. In analogy with ordinary matrix
equations it is written
A * X - B
where X (X1' X2'o" Xk Xi are Boolean functions. It is
stated that
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On the Switching Function of an Equipment for SOV/20-125-3-4/63
Finding Table Values
n m M
xj bij E a A F1 (~i s + A
ral 101 r1 S.1 8
where a ij eA , bij 6 B and A are rows of A.
ASSOCIATION: Institut tochnoy mekhaniki i vychislitellnoy tekhniki AN SSSR
(Institute of Precision Mechanics and Computation Technics AS
USSR)
PRESENTED: December 16, 1958, by S.A. Lebedev, Academician
SUBMITTED: December 13, 1958
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PRAZZ I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOVA15T
Akademlya navIc SM. Vychislitelln7y t3entr
SborrLk standartnykh i clpc,-~jkh programs dlra BEV (Collection of
Standard and Typical Programs for the BESM,[Hlah-3peed Electronic
Compister]). Moseow, 1960. 73 P. Errata LIP ina*rted- 5,000
eoples printed.
Rasp. Ed.t V.P. Kurochkin, Candidate of Physics and Mathemati-en;
Ed. of Publishing .4ou3et N.V. YakovkIn; Tech. 8d.z Z.F. Ku-121n.
PURPOSE: Thin book Is intended ror digital computer progz~ers.
COVERAGE: The book Is a collection or 10 articles giving 10 Pmg-a=
for the solution or various mthecatical AM numerical ! ble,3
0
using the BESM (High-3peed Electronic Computor). N P~zrs`omalilivs
am mentioned. Thore am no references.
TAWJ OF CONTENTSs
21
Terahov, A.P. Matrix Inrers-lon
ChaykovjskeyL-X.jj- Qugdx:stje Interpolation by Weston's P0r-=la With
Dffhz4nes Quotients 27
Chaykavskeya, I.N. Cubic interpolation by Newton's Formula With 30
Difference QuOtiAnts
valAtQTX_A,la. W~L. Chabyehov-5 Method for Computing the COef-
ficients of ii Approximating Pol7nomlal by the Method of Te&JIt
SQuarva 33
rnterpolation of a System Of Or-
3r ho-A.-;- Program for the : Method With Auto-
4:n1&=9-7`tIrf*rePtL&1 Equations by the Runge-rutta 39
antic Stop Selection
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-Xorolev, L.N. FILin Pmgram for Computing With CoWlex Values
voytishek, v.v. ftvgrsa ror Double Precision Arithmetic 55
ATAMALBLZ3 Llb-ar7 or Congress. ACI-1
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AUTHORs Norelev-i L*N*
TITLEt Naster program for the calculations with complex magnitudes
PERIODICALs Referativnyy zhurnal. Natematika, no. 7, 1961, 47,
abstract 7 V 311.- ("Sbo Btandartn. i tipovykh programm dlya
6 -:) C M " (DESK). K., AN SSSRO 1960, 45-54)
TEXTs The author proposes an auxiliary program which facilitates the
programming in the case where it is necessary that the calculations must
be carried out with complex numbers, The program is realized in the form
of single blocks which realize the performance of the necessary
operation with the complex numbers. The author gives a list of equations
which determine the basic operations with the complex numbers.
[Abstracter's note & Complete translation.]
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GOLUBKOV, Yu.A.; KOROIZV, L.N.; LEMEV, A.V.
[Concerning the choite of a programming Byetem for a computing
and logic machine with a floating point] 0 vybore sistemy komand
dlia trokhadreznol vychislitelluoi i logicheskoi manhimy s plava-
iushchei zapiatoi. Koskvaq In-t tochnoi makhamiki i vychislitellnoi,
tekhnUd Akad. nauk SSSRv 1961. 40 P. (KIRA 14.8)
(Prograwmin (Electronic computers))

KOROLEV, L.V., inzh.,- KOROVIN, N.N., kand. tekhn. nauk
Study of the function of a socketlike joint of a columm with
a foundation. Bet. i zhel.-bet. 9 no.lOt459-462 0 163.
(MIRA 16:12)

_LOROL-EV L
.1----t- .V., inzh.
New method for sealing flanged couplings of pipes. Masbinostroenie
no. 2-.28-29 Mr-Ap 164. (MIRA 17-5)

KOROLEV V., inzh.; KOROVIN, NAY kand. tekhn. nauk
Problems in the calculation and manufacture of sockets for precast
reinforced concrete columns with footings. Prom. stroi. 41 no.6:
44-48 Ke 164. (MIRA 17:9)

KOROLEV, M.
One micron size triode. IUn.tekh. 8 no.11:76-77 N 163.
(MIRA 16:12)
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NOVIKOV, V.; MATVEYEV, YU.M.; R!.~ZIIIIISKIYI M.B.; BATIST, M.; IOSSELI, G.;
KCROLEVIP M.; IVAI,130,11, V.; ARONOV, I.; SVETLAKOV, V.; ZAYONCHIK,
M-T.":~-RASPOPGV, I.V.; SERDYUKOV, G.V.; GRISHM, A.I.; MAKEYEV, I.F.;
DELO', A.A.; SIMUMIA, V.A.,, inzh.; SPIRYAGIN, L.P., inzh.; GRISHKOV,
A.I.; KARDONOV, B.A.; BURDIII, V.M., kand. teklin. nauk; MOLGACIEV,
D.A., inzh.; MUZALEVSKIYl O.G.; RIVKIN, A.A.; KEYS, N.V.; K01MISSAROV,
A. I.
New developments in research. Stall 25 no.8:842-845 S 165.
(MMA 18:9)

KOROLEV, M., XFLIVONOB, 3h.
A day on the fireboat..Posh.dolo 3 no,2:16-17 7 157.
-(C&�Pl&a Sea-FirebAte) (MlaA 10:4)

Iffect of the reduction method on steel structure (Frem: BSto*ln
ve.3, 1945). Stal' 7 a9.2:177-180 147. (KLRA 9:1)
(Steel-Xotallography)

KOROLIV, M.,
The thickness of Martin furnace hearths (Yrom: OludustrW
Heating" 1945. R.B.Szow). Stal' 7 no.2:160 047. (KM 9:1)
(OPez-hearth furmaces)

IOROINT. M.
-
Mechanization of labor consuming task@ in open-hearth furnace
plants (Frm:*Ste*lx April 8, 1946). Stall 7 s9.2:180-181 147.
(United States-Open-htarth process) (KLMA 9:1)

KOROLV,M.-, referent
V
Fairleas Works open hearth plant. (From: Iron and Stool Bagineor,
1954. vol.31, no.6 p. 62-92 and Open Hearth Proeseftar'. 1953.
ATKI. T01-36, p. 200-15.) Stal' 15 no-7:662-664 Jl 55.
(ULU 8:9)
(United St&t*S-K*tgll=giC&l DO&ntS)

KCROLEV,X., ref.
Development of the Bessemer process in Western Europe (From: 'Blast
Furnace and Steel Plant.* no.9 and no.10. 1954) Stall 15 no.9:8496-
852 S155. (MILRA 8:12)
(Ifarops, Western--Bessemer process)

KCROLE1, M., referent
'Vw~ Ar"- - -
WL - .1
W. r , ~
A-Xmy
vw,v2N- v u6w developments In open hearth furnaco firing(frota "Iron and
Steel Engineer" December 1957). Stall 18 no. 7:607-608 J1 158.
OAIRA 11:7)
(Granite City, 14o.--Open-hes rth process)

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AUTHOR: rolev, M. A., Kuz'min K. S.; Lavrov, S. S.; Letichevskiy, A. A.;
Eof4iii6v, G. K.;_ Shura-Bu~a, M. R.
ORG: NoneS
TITLE: Report on the ALGEK alporithmic language
SOURCE: Kibcrnetika, no. 2, 1966, 57-102
TOPIC TAGS: algorithmic language, economics, information processing, com-
puter application, machine translation
ABSTRACT: This paper presents a description of an algorithmic language termed
ALGEK (algorithmic language for economic problems). It extensively uses the
data on the ALGOL-60 language, the SUBSET ALGOL-60 (IFIP) language, and
the input-output procedures developed for ALGOL. The present work also makes
use of the ideas of COBOL-60 language and the input-output procedures developed
elsewhere (D. E. Knuth,L. L. Burngarner, P. Z. Ingerman, J. H. Werner.
D. E. Hamilton, M. P. Lietzke, D. T. Ross, A Proposal for Input - Output
Conventions in Algol-60 (A Report of the Subcommittee on ALGOL of the ACM
Programming Languages Committee). Communications of the ACM, V. 7, N 5,
May 1964.) The proposed language may be utilized for the composition of pro-
UDC: 681.14?.001:330.115
L 36829-66
ACC NR.- AP6017929
grams for some typical problems in the processing of economic information and
.makes it possible to start the development of translators. The preliminary ver
sions of the language were discussed at several conferences and seminars. The
draft of the language was sent out to several organizations. The pre-sent publica-
tion has been approved by the Group of Algorithmic Languages for Processing
Economic Information attached to the Commission for Multilateral Cooperation
Between Academies of Sciences of Socialist Countries on the Problem of "Sci-
entific Problems in Computing Technology" (Gruppa algoritmicheskikh yazykov po
pererabotke ekonornicheskoy informatsii (GAYaPEY) l5ri komissii mnogostoronnego
sotrudnichestva mezhdu akademiyami nauk sotsialisticheskikh stran po probleme
"Nauchnyye voprosy vycheslitellnoy tekhniki") and is being recommended for a
description of ecolionnic problems and for the creation of translators in the coop-
e.rating countries. GAYaPEY recommends that the authors of the language per-
form work on the creation of an input-output apparatus and retains the right to
insert corrections into the language. The following are treated in greatdetail:
the structure of the language; fundamental symbols, identifiers, digits .-'quotations,
and fundamental concepts; expressions; and operators. Comrades Yu. Ya.
Bazilevskiv. M. N. Yefimovap and A. S. Frolov rendered a great deal of assis-
tance in the work, and the authors express their gratitude to them. Orig. art. has:
9 tables and 3 figures.
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SOV/121-58-9-8/21
AUTHORS: Shishkin, Ye.I. and Korolev, M.A.__
TITIR: The Modernisation of Longitudinal Planing Machines
(Modernizatsiya prodollne.-strogallnykh stankov)
PERIODICAL: Stanki i Instrument, 1958, Nr 9, pp 24 - 28 + 4 plates
(USSR)
ABSTRACT: The modernisation carried out by Uralmashzavod on a
"Waldrich" planer is described. Comparing the 1932
"Waldri-,h" model with a modern machine, namely, Model
?A256 of the Novosibirskiy stankostroitellayy j_1tLTdYewva
(Novosibirsk Machine Tool Works imeni Yefremov J.) the
mai-a drive power has been inareased from 37 to 100 hp
whilst the speed range has been widened from 9-27 to
6-75 m/min. The modernised drive has a Ward-Leonard set
permitting control down to low cutting speeds (4-5 m/min).
A reversible magnetic amplifier with a DC 0u u is
arranged in the generator excitation circuit Figure 2).
Tha feed me--hanism, nominally attaining 17 mmAdouble
stroke) always suffered from jerky motion beyond 10 mm.
A new electromechanical feed mechanism (Figure 3) has now
been installed. The feed step is determined by the number
of revolutione performed by the motor before it is
Cardl/2 discarmected by a Contact drum. The feed adjud;ment takes

87596
S/019/60/000/022/045/161
A156/AO26
AUTHORS: Korolev, M.A.9 and Dikovskiy, V.I.
TITLE: A Method for Manufacturing Weld Contacts Between the Lead-
out Wire and the Surface of a Semiconductor Instrument
PERIODICAL: Byulleten' izobreteniy, 1960, No. 22, p. 24
TEXT: Class 21g, 11 No. 133530 (657706/26 of Mar 10, 1960).
This method is basedogn letting the current pulse pass through an
intermediary contact between the given semiconductor and a lead-out
wire pressed to the latter. In order to simplify the manufacturing
process, a semiconductor is alloyed, according to this novel method,
with, for example, a silicon-gallium, and the current pulse is sent
from the semiconductor to a lead-out (made, for example, from gold)
in order to obtain an ohmic contact. A rectifying contact is ob-
tained by means of passing the current pulse in the opposite di-
rection.
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IVANOV, Yu.! KOAOLE
Organizational forms of machine accounting. Bukhg.uchet 14
no-7:33-36 J1 '57. (KLRA 10:7)
(Kachine accounting)
T -

I
KOROLEV, M.
Permanent perforated cards and their use. Bukhg.uehet 24
no.4:25-31 JP '57- (Kln 10:12)
(Card system In business)

VOLISOIT, I.; KOROLET, M.
UGO Of &U electronic calculating machine In Planning WA account-
tog for lAbor and wages. Blul.rAuch,inform,t trud I sar.plata
no.11:26-33 159. (MIRA 13:5)
(Blectroido-oslouUtIvS machines)
(Koscow-4utonobllo. loduotry-4ccounting)

VCLKOV, Sergey Ivanovich;__40RCLEV, Mikhail Antonovich; ROSMI, Ta.,
red.; JGWVjUW.A, R.. red.; TE-LIGINA-,T-., -te--kfin. red.
Nachine accounting in an enterprise] Mokhanizirovannyl uchat
na predpriiatii. Moskva, Goefinizdat, 1960. 181 p. (MIRA 13:12)
(Machine accounting)
W-1 111,

S/1 18/60/000/(X)8/bM/002
AUTHORt Korolev, M.A., Candidate of OVaNnowlit-Sciences
TITLE: Production ControPNeeds Electronic Computers#
PERIODICALt Mekhanizatsiya i avtomatizatsiya proizvodstva, 1960, No 8,
pp 47 - 51
TEXTs The expanding Soviet industrial installations are employing 10
million administrative personnel. The author stresses the need of electron-
ic computers in the office and repeatedly refers to foreign practice (West
German "qaellevereandhaus" mail order house, Chicago- stores, General Elec-
tric Company). The punoh caTd system machines in the USSR are not available
in complete sets (including computing, reproducing, sorting and decoding
machines), and there are no composite machines with alphabetical and digital
symbols. Great losses are being caused by production delays, wrong deci-
sions are made by the lack of data. The Soviet government is taking meas-
uress electronic computers will be produced and during the Seven-Year-Plan
200 special electronic computers will be supplied to work and to computing
centers serving groups of works and organizations. The first such computer
is designed by NIISchetmash and nearly ready. It will work at the Moskov.-
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Production Control Needs Electronic Computers S11 181601000AM10021002
skiy avtomobiltnyy zavod im. Likhacheva (Moscow Automobile Plant imeni Likh-
achev). Another special computer for processing administrative information
is being developed. Enterprises of medium size are to be equipped with over
900 medium computers consisting of standardized interchangable ~Xnitsq and
with over 600 smaller computers. Punch card machines and keyboard machines
with electronic systems will be produced. In combination with the major e-
lectronic computers they will form computing centerso About 2 million al-
phabetio-digital tabulators have to be produced before the end of the Seven-
Year-Plan and over 1700 book-keeping machines (including electronic ones).
Measures are being taken for the development of machines controlling the op-
eration of machine tools and conveying equipment with simultaneous process
information. Yet, the availability even of the most perfect computers is no
guarantee for full success, as the obtaining of primary information and its
recording (documents, punched cards and tapes, etc.) is not yet mechanized
and at present takes 1-5 times more than the processing of data. There is
no guarantee for the reliability of final data as long as the initial intormation
is not reliable. And it is far from being thati besides, intentional exag-
geration of figures is not seldom. Further transfer of information and its
multiplication musi also be mechanized, and this requires large numbers of
pick-ups~ counters, various devices converting information into discrett
Card 2/3

ISAKOV, Vasiliy Ivanovichp prof.; dotsent; KO-
ROTKOVA, L.p red. izd-va; TLIIZGINA, T.p tekbn. red.
[over-all accounting meebanization using accounting-punched card
machines] Voprosy kopplekanoi makhamizatsii uebeta (a prizemeniem
schetuo-perforatsionmykh mashin). Moskva,, Gosfinisdatp 1961. 293 p.
(MIRA 14z8)
(Machine accounting) (Ptmched card systems)

XOROLEV, Mikhail Antonovich; MISIINAYEVSKAYA, G.V.j, red.
[Processing of economic information using electronic
machinesi theoretical problems] Obrabotka ekonomicbeakoi
informatsii, na elektronwjkh mashinakh; teoreticheskie
voprosy. Moskvaq Skonamikag 1964. 284 p

Anto ovich; ZH,
ISAKOV, Vasilly Ivanovich; .4,01PLEV, Mikhail. n Al
.1
D.K.y kand. ekon. nauk, retsenzent; TVERDOKffL,,B, N.G.,
retsenzent; GHIZIIEVSKAYA, K.M., red.
[Principles of designing the mechanization of accounting
and planning work] Osnovy proektirovaniia mekhanizatsii
uchetno-planovykh rabot. Moskva, Statistika) 1965. 250 p.
(MIRA 18:5)

L 9626-6-6 " %/ 6,o'A(h)
ACC NR# AP6OC9970 SOURCE COVE: --Ufil6i6l,-IL51C)OOI()o5lcO9jlOO93~
AUTHOR: Sarkisov. M. A,t RokotLn-. 5. S.; Unpennkiy. 0. S.; qhArSX... ~-N
i
Zhiilin, I._V.; Fedoseyev, A. M.; Korole 1. M. A.; Kh2yfits. M. E..; Yermolenko, V. M..-
v. D. I.; U-1-k-unchik. A. 0 ; ly-akov, I. P.; Sazonov. V. I-
_~eLrov, S. La.; ~SM!ye EQ
KhvoshchiaRKqVA ZL_G.; Kartsev. V. L.; Smelyanskaya. B. Kozhin. A. N.;
Losev S. B.; Dorodnova. T. N.: Rubinchik. V. A.; Smirligy. ~. ;.. A A.
E Rudman,
ORG: none
TITLE: Abram Borisovich Chernin
SOURCE: Elektricheskiye stantsii, no. 5, 1965, 93
TOPIC TAGS: electric engineering, electric engineering personnel
ABSTRACT: An engineer since 1929, A. B. Chernin ho worked for years in developing
new techniques and equipment for relay protections& electric power systems. In
this 60th birthday tribute, he is credited with leading the group which produced
the directives on relay protection, contributing to the development of a method for
calculating transient processes in long distance 40D-500 kv power transmission lines
and with aiding in planning of the electric portions of power stations, substations
and power systems. The results of his engineering and scientific work have been
published 46 times, he is a doctor of technical sciences (since 1963). and has
taught for 30 years at the Moscow Plower Institute. Orig. art. has: 1 figure.
SUB CODE: 09 SUEN DATEj now
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Modernization of Metal-cutting Equipment 1045
TANZ OF 00NEWS:
ShiolhIcin Te,I.. Basic Trends In Modernization of Metsl-cu~ting EquIpment at' the
Ural Machine-building Plant 3
"chkin, V.M., and ShisWrIn, Te.I. Modernization and Derwlopm~nt of.Engineer-
Ing Capabilities of Large and Special-purpose Lathes 15
Shishwin Ye*I., and Xbrolev, MA. Modernization of HeM Vertical Boring and
Turning Lathes 52
Shishkinp Ye,I*,, and r4rolev., MA. Modernization of Planing Machines T2
Krayzinger, F.V. Modernization of Small Lathes 90
Tarakhtiy, V.D. Use of Universal Machine Tools for Special Purposes 102
Dulesoy, G.K.; Dd~ovlkoy,, M.P. Taruntayev, A.M.; and Fleysher, M.M. Moderni-
zation of Lathes to Be Used for Special Purposes 108
Card 2/3

KO,ROLZ,V.,.M.B.; !-TESTOPALOVA, N.M.; CHUMAKOVA, M.Ya.
Electron microscopic study of dividing cells in a transformed
tissue culture. Dokl. AN SSER 166 no.3%716-718 Ja 166.
(MIRA 19-.3)
1. Institut poliomiyelita I vIrusnykh entsefalltov MIN SSSR.
SubmItted, March 30, 1965.

MiKIYE11KO, Nikolay Ivanovich; NOVIKOV, Mik~ail Pavlovich; GLADILIN, A.N.,
kandidat tekhatcheakikh nauk; doisent, rietsenzent; KCROLVA'N*7.t
Inzhener; rate zent; KOMVSKIT. D.Ta., radaktor; OSTRIBUIg 11,39,
tekhnichaskiy r or
[Assembly of machinery] Shorka promyshlennoi produktoit. Noskva,
Veen. uchabno-podagog. Ixd-vo Trudrezervtzdat, 1954- 363 p.
Ofachinery) (MM 8:6)

MURAVIYET, K.H.; KONMHOT, S.M., dotsent; VULIFIN, Z.B.; IrbDOR07, B.F.,
inzhener, retsenzent; KCROIX71_ uu inzhener, retsenzent.
[Machine shop practical Slemarno-oborochnoo delo. Pod red. S.M.XOniu-
khova. Moskva, Gos.uauchno-tekhn.izd-vo mashinostroitellnoi lit-ry,
1955. 403 P. Wak 8:4)
(Machine-shop practice)

MMY17.1T, K.N.; IONYUXHOT, S.K., dote., red.; VULIFIN, Z.B.; FEDOROT, B.I.,
inzh., retsenzent; KaROM. N.Y., inzh.. reteenzent: DUGIN, N&A.,
takhn, red,
[Work of mahanic and fitter] Slonarno-aborochnoe delo. Pod red.
S.M. Ui2iukhom.' Moskva, Goo. nauchno-tekhn. tzd-vo mashinostrolt.
lit-ry, 1956. 397 P. (MIR& 1137)
(Nachlne-shop practice)
4~w

KGROZAT, M.Y.
Metallic foreign body remaining ton years In the middle ear. Test.
oto-rin. IS no*5:109 8-0 156, (KIA 9:11)
1. Is oto-laringologichaskogo otdlentya (nacholinik - zaslushennyy
vrach ISISR M.M.7111ppov) Glavnogo voyannogo gompttelya Iment N.N.
Burdenko.
(UR-YOUIGN BODILBS)

ICROLIV. X.F.
_00ownw.
Revoyery from primary cancer of the middle-ear. Vest.oto-rin. 18
no-5:110-111 3-0 156. (Him 9:11)
Is Iz oto-lartugglogichealcogo otdalonlya (nachallnik - saaluzhomW
vrach RSM M.N.Pilippov) Glaynogo voyennogo gospitalya inent M.N.
Burdenkoi
(iAR--CAIIM)

KbROLN, M.F. (Moskva)
W~~j.llllllw W.""N"the treatment of postoperative wounds in otorhlnolaryngology
ma=
brith summary in laglishj. Yest.oto-rin. 20 no.1:87-89 Ja-F '58.
(MIRA 11:3)
1. Is otolaringologichoskogo otdelenlya (nAch.-snaluzhennyy vrmch
RSIPSR K.M.Filippov) Glavnogo voyennogo gospitalys iment akad.
14 -R.Burdenko.
(OrORHIMOIARYNGOLOGICAL DISEASES, surg.
postap. wds. disinfect. with imanin (Rue)
(ANTISMICS. ther. use
tannin, in postop. wds. In otorhinolaryngol. surg. (Ptus)

KORDIRV, N.Y.. polkovnik meditsiuskoy slnzhby; 3OKSHTM, M.Ye., podpolkovnik
' ~ ~me ~ikoy slushby, kand.med.nauk; GALIPIMIN, Yu.B., podpolkoynik
meditsinskoy slushby
Some problems In the differoutial diagnosis of chronio highmoritte.
Voon.-med.shur. no.12:54-57 159. (min i4a)
(SINUSITIS)

FILIPPOV~ MA,, general-mayor meditsinskoy sluzhb;r; KOROLEV, M.F..
polkovnik meditsiziskoy aluzhby
Chronic tonsillitim mid current methods of treating it.
Voen.-med. zhur. no.4:27-33 Ap 161. (MIM 15:6)
(TONSIIS-DISFASF.S)

BOGOMOLOVJ, S. A.; KOROLEV, M. F.
Potentiated combined intratracheal aneathesia in the extirpation
of the larynx. Vent. otorin. no.4:31-36 161. (MIRA 3.5:2)
1. Iz Otorinolaringologiebookogo otdoleniya (nach. - polkovnik
meditainskoy oluzhby M. F. Korolev, anesteziolog gospitalya -
mayor meditsinakoy sluzhby S. A. Bogomolovp konaulitant-otorino-
laringolog - general-myor meditsinskoy sluzhby M. M. Filippov)
Glavnogo voyennogo gospltalya imeni akad. N. N. Burdenko, Moakva.
(LUM,XUR6W) (TWMATRACHUL ANESTMIA)

KOROLEV, M. F.
Glomangioma of the retropharyngedl apace. Vest. otorin. n0.5:83-65
161. (MIRA 3-4:12)
1. Iz otorinolaringologicheskogo otdeleniya (nach. - polkovnik
maditainskoy aluzhbv M. F. Korolev) Glavnogo voyennogo gospitalya
imni almd. N. N. Burdenko (konsulltant-otorinolaringolog -
zaaluzhennyy vrach RSFSR reneral-mayor meditsinskoy aluzhby
M. M, Filippov) , Moskva.
(mmNI-TUMORS)

KOROLEV, M.F.; BOGOMOLOV, S.A.
Anesthesia in the excision of fibromas from the base of the
skull. Vest. oto-rin. 25 no-4:27-31 Jl-Ag 163.
(MIRA 17:1)
1. Iz otorinolaringelogichookogo otdoloniya (konsulltant
general-myor meditsinakoy aluzhby M.N. Filippov) i
anesteziologicheikago dideleniya Glavnogo voyannogo
gospitalya imeni N.N. Burdenko, Moskva.

K 1 7 .;Iv- 1~
; B.I!.9 pcdpolk-cr/-nik mad. slu?.hby, kard. med. rauk; v('R()IZV9 M.F119
pollk~ovnik meditsinskoy sluzhby
Improving the organizatton of otorb-inola-ryngologic service to the
armed forces 'af the U.S.S.R. Voan,-med. zhur, no.6~0-13-94. I&!..
(MM A 18 % 5)

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ACCESSION NR: Ap4o44139 S/0129/64/000/008/0039/0041
AUTHOR: Burlakov, S. F.;'-Korolev, M. I...
TITLE: Heat treatment of invar-group alloys
SOURCE: Metal lovedenlye I termicheskaya obrabotka metal lov, no. 8, 1964, 39-41
TOPIC TAGS: alloy heat treatment, invar, iron nickel cobalt alloy, quenching, tem-
pering, thermal expansion, phase transformation, alloy aging, nickel steel / alloy
E1630A
ABSTRACT: The effect of quenching and tempering conditions on alloy properties
(1), the dependence of the coefficicit of thermal expansion on the ingot cross
section dimensions (2), and the changes in ingot size and the coefficient of ther-
mal expansion during natural and artificial aging (3) were investigated in a study
of the conditions of heat treatment as a factor influencing the service qualities
of the E1630A ferronickelcobalt alloy containing 31.6% Ni, 3.9% Co and 0.03% C.
(1) The coefficient of thermal expansion (from -60 to +60C) and the location of the
Mn point were determined from dilatometric curves at +100 to -183C in 5 X 100 mm
.-cylindrical s~amples, annealed at 600-1100C in a salt tub and quenched in water.
As shown in Fig. I of the Enclosure, the coefficient initially decreases as the
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temperature rises, and remains nearly constant beyond 850-900C, while the position
of the Mn point appears to be unaffected. (2) Cylindrical samples of different
cross section, prepared from ingots IO-j 60, 110 and 140 mm in diameter and 120-
200 mm long, were examined. The effect of temperature on the coefficient was found
to be more marked in ingots of smal 4er cross sect4on. in ingots 10 mm in diameter
the coefficient fell from I .2 x 10- to 0.5 x 10- aftyr quenching'while in ingots
110 mm in diameter it fell only to 0.7-0.8 x 10-6 deg- . (3) A change in ingot
size due to residual stresses was found only in samples which had not been temper-
ed at 300C. The coefficient of thermal expansion of annealed samples was found
to be unchanged after aging for 60,000 hrs. at room temperature or 100 hrs. at
70-90C. Parts made from the E1630A alloy, given optimum heat treatment (i.e.,
quenched from 870 and tempered at 300C), were found to have highly stable dimen-
slons and coefficients of thermal expansion. Orig. art. has; 2 figures.
ASSOCIATION: none
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KOROIZV X L AND BURY,,NOV., V.F.
"A manual on the designing of foundr7 workshops." Vestnik Vvsshdy Shkoly. Vol. 12,,
No 4, pp 59, 1954.
SO: D- 81919s 25 Aug 1954.
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13 7- 58 - 2 -4 114
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 2, p 264 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Korolev, M.L.
TITLE: The Effect of Nitrogen on the Cutting Properties of Medium-
tungsten High-speed Steel (Vliyaniye azota na rezhuslichiye
svoystva srednevol'framovoy bystrorezhushchey stali)
PERIODICAL: Sb. statey Vses. zaoch. politeklin. in-ta, 1955, Nr 11, pp 3-9
ABSTRACT: Investigations made of structure, red hardness, and cutting
properties showed that nitrogen is an inexpensive alloy component
and that it greatly improves the quality of high-speed steel. "I'Ve
durability of cutting tools made from a nitrogen- containing steel
R9 exceeded that of tools made from the same steel containing
no nitrogen by 44-75 percent. The nitrogen content of standard
medium-tungsten steel R9 should fall within the range 0.03 - 0.04
percent. Its hardening temperature when nitrogen is present is
15-200 higher than when it is not. Hardening under these con-
ditions improves red hardness without producing a noticeable in-
crease in grain size.
A.-B.
Card 1/1 1. Steel-Fropertien-Nitrogen effect 2. Cutting tool*-App1ications

SOV/1 37-57- 1-1405
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal . Metallurgiya, 1957, Nr 1, p 186 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Korolev, M. L.
TITLE- Mechanical and Physical Properties of Stainless Chromium Steel
Alloyed With Nitrogen (Mekhanicheskiye i fizicheskiye svoystva
khromistuy nerzhaveyushchey stali, legirovannoy azotom)
PERIODICAL: Sb. statey Vses- zaoch. politekhn. in-ta, 1956, Nr 14, pp 3-29
ABSTRACT: The author investigated the effect of N (up to 0.357o) on the mechan-
ical and physical properties of 1Kh13, Kh17, and KhZ8 steel with
reference to heat treatment. Introduction of N improves sharply
the mechanical properties of steel: In IKhl3 steel G-b increases
from 65 to 75 and u-s from 40 to 50 kg/mm? (after quenching from
9500 and tempering at 7200); in Kh17 steel a- b increases from 52
to 68, a-s from 30 to 45 (after quenching and tempering at 7500);
in Kh28 steel Tb from 55 to 77, (rs from 42 to 63 (in the annealed
state); 6 and ak do not change. Electric resistivity increases,
magnetic saturation decreases. Introduction of N widens the -Y
range in lKhl3 steel in proportion to the temperature and in Kh17
Card 1/2 steel in proportion to temperature and concentration. The effect
SOV/137-57-1-1405
Mechanical and Physical Properties of Stainless Chromium Steel (cont.)
of N is caused by the refinement of the grain size during preheating before quench,
ing and by the separation of fine carbonitride particles during tempering, The
optimum N contents for steel are as follows (inlo)'. IKhl3 0.15 - 0.20, Kh17 0-19-
0.22, and Kh 28 0.3 0 - 0.35.
N. S.
Card 2/2

KOPOI Vp M.L. The Tech Sci (diu--) 1111iti-oge-, as an alloy conponent
-Ik Uglier F
in chrome steel." libs., 19,57 23 pp 22 crai. CUS~-R In ~I-d
Loscav; Order of Labor Red Penner I-ast of SLcel im. I. V. Stalin.)
120 copies
(KLY 12-57, 104)
9

SOVI 137-58- 10-21646
Translation from: Referativnyyzhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 10, p 171 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Korolev, M.L.
C=---
TITLE: The Influence of Nitrogen on Heat-resistant Properties of
High-chromium Steel (Vliyaniye azota na zharoprochnost' vyso-
kokhromistoy stali)
PERIODICAL: Sb. statey Vses. zaochn. politekhn. in-ta, 1957, Nr 18,
pp 3-11
ABSTRACT: Investigations were performed in order to determine how
nitrogen affects the G'p, of steels Khl7 and KhZ8 at a tempera-
ture of 5500C. It was established that heat-resistant proper-
ties of the steels indicated are improved as a result of intro-
duction of N. The optimal N content amounts to 0.15-0.200/6 in
the case of the steel Khl7, and 0.25-0.351a in the case of the
steel Kh28.
1. Heat resistant alloyo--Properties 2, Nitrogen T.F.
effects
Card 1/1
N

X6i)1()1_ V,
137-58-5-10555
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 5, p 239 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Korolev, M. L.
TITLE: Effect of Nitrogen on the Creation of the Sigma Phase in High-
chromium Steel (K vliyaniyu azota na vydeleniye sigma-lazy
v vysokokhromistoy stali)
PERIODICAL: Sb. statey Vses. zaochn. politekhn.- in-ta, 1957., Nr 19-20,
pp, 132-141
ABSTRACT: Steels lKhl3,. Kh17, and Kh28, containing up to 0.17, 0.227
and 0.57% N, respectively, were investigated. Hardness was
measured after long heating at 5500C, and the microstructure
was studied. After holding for 100 hours, no increase in hard-
ness was observed in IKhl3 and Kh17 steels regardless of N
content, whereas a considerable rise in hardness was observed
in KhZ8 steel (with and without N), testifying to the appearance
of a sigma phase. With Kh28 steel the N content does not affect
the formation of a sigma phase either. Thus, addition of up to
0.5-0.6% N to steel with 13-28% Cr does not shift the region in
which th~.'.a hase exists toward thg bower Cr concentrations.
Card 1/1 1. Chromium llo s--Phase studies 2. i-trogen L. V. .
--Metallurgical effects 3. Chromium alloys---Structural analysis

18(7)
AU~211OR: Korolev 14. L. SOV/163-58-4-29/47
TITLE: Sigma Phase in Steels With High Chrome Content With
, Nitrogen (at the Introduction of Nitrogen) (Sigma-faza
v vysokokhromistykh stalyakh a azotom)
PERIODICAL: Nauchnyye doklad ~sshey shkoly. Metallurgiya, 1958, Nr 4,
vy
pp 174-177 (USSR~
ABSTRACT: Experimental results are given on the influence of nitrogen
on the precipitation of the a-phase in steels with a high
chrome content. The following steels were examined: M 13,
Kh 17, and Kh 28. The following statement was made in the
examination: 1) Introduction of nitrogen into a steel with
17 and the more with 13 % Cr does not bring about a
precipitation of the 6-phase. Thus, nitrogen does not shift
the ranges of formation of this brittle phase in the direction
of low chrome concentrations. 2) Nitroven introduced into the
steel with 27-30 % Cr-content (steel Kh 28) does not intensify
the precipitation of the 6-phase, nor does it deteriorate the
steel properties on continuous heating in the range of
400-6000, 1. e. under conditions which cause the precipitation
Card 1/2 of this phase. An increase of the nitrogen content in stbel

Sigma Phase in Steels With High Chrome Content SOV/163-58-4-29/47
With Nitrogen (at the Introduction of Nitrogen)
7
ASSOCIATION:
from 0-3 up to 0-5-0.6 % does not chang* the character of
the nitrogen influence. Ther* are 2 tables and 5 references,
3 of which are Soviet.
Voesoyuznyy zaochnyy politekhnicheskiy institut (All-Union
Polytechnic Correspondence Institute)
SUBMITTED: November 14, 1957

S/148/60/000/003/017/018
N T4 A161/AO29
AUTHOR: Korolev, M.L.
TITLE: Heat-Resistance of High-Chrome Steel Containing Nitrogen%
PrIlIODICAL: Izvestiya vysshildi uchobnykh zavedeniy. Chernaya metallurgiya)
1960, No. 3, pp. 153 - 158
XG
TEXT: Chrome 6teel grades X 13(Kh13),K 17 M17) and 28X (Xh28) with 13, IT
and 28% Cr content were investigated~~Niirogen was-introduced the method de,
scr~ibed in *feaw6l with- nitrous chrome and nitrous ferrochrome into the molten
metal. tin -2 (IP-2) TsMITMASh, t st machines were used for testing specimens at
m
constant stress and te perature (55ft). The results are illustrated by graphs..
In general, the results have shown that nitrogen affects the heat'resistance of
high-chrome steel differently at a different nitrogon ajid chrome content. In sted
with 13% Cr it lightly reduced the creep resistance, but in ?h 17 and particularly.
in Kh28 the creep resistance was higher. The found interdependence between the
nitrogen content and creep resistance is shown (Fig. 4). There are 4 figures and
6 references: 5,Soviet.' 1 German.
Card 1/2

PHASE I BOOK EXPLOITATION SOV/5553
Korolev, Makarly Lavrentlyevich
-------------
Azot kak legiruyushchly element stali (Nitrogen as the.Alloying
Element in Steel) Moscow. Notallurgizdat) 1961.161 P. 3,200
copies printed.
ED.: A. M. Rabinovich; Ed. of Publishing House: Ye. I. Lievit;
Tech. Ed.: It. R. Kleynman.
PURPOSE : This book is intended for technical personnel of the
metallurgical and machine,industrie6 and may also be of use
to studevits at metallurgical schools of higher education.
COVERAGE: The effect of nitrogen as an.ele4ient for improving
the-strdctur6 and properties of,high-chromium steels is
analyzed. The author discusses the efect of nitrogen In
peiixlitic steels with 12-14% chromium, semiferritic steels
with 17% chromium, ferritic steels with 28% chromium,
austenitic steels with.18-25% chromium and 9-20% nickel, and
in marteheitic steels with high carbon content. The effect
Card 1/3

UMINnal neering Cone rete fty, 50
14&1~4r,, aricts, or.
-Deformations in Concrete on W'etti Its:Surface
With Water," M. M. Korolev, En .4 PP
9r
"Gldrotekh Stroi" No 5
Describes experiments for determining values of
deformations in contraction and swelling of con-
crete, and for studying effect of water. Concrete
cylinders and beam were used for experiments.
Deformations measured during investigation process
i
aim 16oM
USSR/Engineering - Concrete (Contd) MAY 50
are of theoretical and practical interest for un-
derstanding performance of concrete and formation
of cracks in it under action of water.
C)
~4

~--, Z:ORO"V& X-M-s inakoner.
.
04 otreases occurring 1'
and drying. A concrete subjected to alternate Wetting
ZZV-VNIIG no .43:176-180 50.
(Coacrete-Testin.) (ML" 10:2)

'A
emer"O':Testing Mar _51,
"String Extensoaeter, Constructed by Engineer M. M.
Dorokhov," M. M. Korolev,, Ingr
"Gidrotekh Stroi" No 3o PP 47-48
-Describes briefly extensometer for detn of deforms-
tions in concrete and discusses its advantages and
defects., Indefinite coeff of instrument is chief
shortcoming,.vhich prevents its further use despite
nuzerous~pos qualities such as: hermetic insula-
tion of piano vire and electromagnet coil from ex-
terior moisture, stability of string indications at
free.state of-extensometer, good acoustic property
of strings etc.-,
Aft,
197T50

KOROL9V. 1.M., inz.h.
,"Xqualizer of hydrostatic pressure In freezable tanks. Izv. VNIIG
1 46:211-213 '51. (MIR& 12:5)
(Hydrostatics)

A'D k D L G
M. wt.
AID P - 1751
Subject USSR/'Iiydraulic Engineering Construction
Card 1/1 Pub. 35 - 10#1
Author : Malltsev, K. A. and Korolev, M. M.
Title : The problem of controlling the quality of concrete in
structures
'PiAodleal : Gidr. stroi., v.24, no.2, 30-32, 1955
Abstract : Various stages of control are discussed; the.vertical
core drilling Is criticized. The prope!r way of shipping
core specimens and various laboratory tests-are described.
Their experimenting with testing devices by the authors
is explained and a few points on testing of doncrete core
specimens are suggested. Two schematic drawings and a
photo are included.
Institution: None
Submitted No date

KCROMV. K.M., inzhener.
Preparing a disc to be used in determining the surface strength
of concrete. Gldr.strol. 26 no.6:46-47 JS '57. (MIRA 10:7)
(Concrete--Testing)

0) ",-,) - I
/~ '! V 0 ~_ v) /I
MROIXV, M.M., inzh~.
Methods of determining the strength of concrete in concrete products.
Bet.i shel.-bet. no-7:298 Jl '57. (KIRA 10:11)
(Concrete--Testing)
. ~ i-
A

/-'C 'eot-s vP)w-) . Y)-) -
AUTHORi Korolev, M.M., Engineer 98-58-5-9/~3
TITLE: Two Methods of Checking the Strength of Concrete (Dva meto-
da kontrolya prochnosti betona)
PERIODICAL: Gidrotekhnicheakoye Stroitellstvo, 1958, Nr 5, pp 36-36 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The author describes two of the most rational methods for
checking the strength of concrete.
There are 1 diagram, 2 tables, 1 photograph, and 6 refer-
ences, 5 of which are Soviet and I German.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
Card 1/1

KOROLW, Me Me., insh.
Ice pressure on the flat sluice gates of the Dnieper Dame
IsT. TNIIG 60:172-177 '58. WU 13:6)
(Sluice gates) (Dnieper River-Ice)

CbUVASHEVA, Natallya Petrovnal doyarkal deputat Verkhovnogo Soveta RSFSR;
KOROISV, M.M., red,; VORONTSMA, Z.Z., tekhn. red.
(For 7000 kg. of milk from our cows in a year] Za 7000 kologrammov
moloka ot korovy v god. 1zhevskq Udmurtskee knizhnoe izd-vo, 1959.
22 p. (MIRA 14:12)
1. Kolkhoz im. Lenina Debesskogo rayona (for Chuvasheva).
(Milk)

YOROLEVO M. N.
Technology
Steel metallurgy; Open-hearth process. Trubin, K. G. Red. M. N. Korolev, Moskva,
Gos. nauchno-tech. izd-vo litM po chernoi i tsvetnoi metaIlurgli, 1951'.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Libran, of Congress, June 195$1 Unclassified.
4'r

SHUMOV. Ta.A.; MCIROZOT. A.N.; redektor; ROZXRSVBYG. TA.D..
rodaktor Isdatel'stva; RMON, I.M.. takhatcheskiy redaktor
(Techaolocr of open-heart smelting; generalization@ from progressive
wmerlenceJ Tothnologita wrtanowskot pleyki; obobihohouto per9dovego
opytas Moskva, ~css senchno-tokhnotsd-vo lit-ry po chernot I tavot-
not astallurgil,'1957. 219 p. (MLILA 10:7)
Is Wgrainskly Institut ustallov.
(Open-hearth process)

PA -- 2 40 8
of the Introduction of oxygen During the Process
Th. Velocity 01 when Using Scrap-Metal.
1) Smelting Stainless Stee Fee&-Heads of Caftinge-
Of Weight Reduction of th y if alloyed steel
2) is economical onl at P,,,,,t, according
highly efficient admixtures Ig developed he surface
is clLst. Therefore & method is beii applied only to t
I which the exothermic mixture 'a strations)
tc al. (2 illu
f Ae insulating mat,ri
t,
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ASSOCUTION'
PRESSNTED BY$
SUBMITTEDt
AV,L-ILLBLEt
Card 2/2
Not given.
Library of Congress~
KOROLEV, M.N., referent.
Reducing the weight of ingot riser heads (from BISRA Survey. 1956)
Stal' 17 no.2:191 7 157. (MLRA 10t
(Steel ingotO

SKOLTABA&O, Daniil Abramovich; MANOT, Nikolay Ivanovich; KASLOVSKIY,
P,M.' retaonzent; BORODULIN, A.I., retsenzent; GONCHAROT. G.I..
reteenzent; SPIRIN, V.I., retesnsent;.jq4gj&
IL NN -, nauchnyy red.;
ZINGER. S.L., red.izd-va; KARASAV, A.I., tekhn.'red.
[Large-capacity open-boarth furnace plants] Martenovskis tookhi
a pachami bol'shoi emkosti. Izd.2., parer. i dop. Kookwa, Goa.
nauchno-tokha.izd-vo lit-ry po chernoi i tavatnoi metallurgil,
1960. 356 p. (HIM 13:9)
(Open-hearth furnaces--Design and construction)

RTABINIKIT, Bronislav Takovlovich; BERLTAND, S.S., inzh.. retsenzent; GMIA-
SIMAHKO, Y.F., inzh., retsenzent; GRTIDSKIT, Te.B.. in7h., retsen-
zent; DASIONSKIT, Ta.I., inzh., rotsenzent; DTORIN, S.S.. inzh.,
reteenzent-, KAMALOT, O.M., inzh., retsenzent; KARPHAN, M.A., inzh.,
retsenzent; KASHCHENKO, D.S., inzh., retsenzent; KOROL3T, M.N., inzh.,
retsenzent; KORSAKOT, A.A., inzh., retsenzent; LISSi&O. T.P.. Inzh..
retsenzent; P?,KRLIS, I.B.*I insh., retsenzent; RETTAKIN, A.A., inzh.,
retsenzent; ROMiOVICH. IT.D.. inzh., retsenzent; PRITKAK, I.A., prof.,
red.; ATRUTSKATA, R.F., rodAzd-va; ISUMITEVA. P.G.. tekhn.red.
[Planning and economics of metall'urgical plants] Planirovanie i
ekonomika metallurgicheakikh zavodov. Izd.2., dop. i parer. Moskva,
Goo. nauchno-tokhn.iz.-I-vo lit-ry po chernoi I tavetnoi metallurgii.
196o. 736 p. (MIRA 13:2)
(Hetallur.gical plants)

KOROUX y , referent .
Use of a con'illuouoly functioning gas analyzer to control the
conpleteness of iuel combustion in open-hearth furraces
(fron "Open-hoarth proceedings.," v.42,, 19591. Biul. TSIICM
no.5:52-53 161. (TURA 14: 10)
Whited States-07oen-hearth furnaces)

RYABINIKIY, BronlBlav Yakovlevich; ADARYUKOV, G.I., insh., retsenzent;
BERLYAND,, S.S., inzh., retsenzent; GERASINENKOA V.A., inzh.,
retsenzent; GRUDSKIY, V.A., inzh., retoenzent;*DASHEVSKIY,
Ye.B., inzh., retsenzent; KARPMAN, Ya.i., inth., retaenzent;
KO LEV., M.N., inzh.~, retsenzent; KORSAKOV, i.A., insh.,
retsenzent; LISENKO, T.P., insh., retsenzent.; PEKILIS, I.B.,
inzh., retsenzent; REVYAKIN, A.A., inzh., retsenzent;
ROMANOVICH9 N.D., inzh., retsenzent; FnIPPOV, S.M., inzh.,
retsenzent; BRUSHTEYN, A.Lj, red.izd-va; DOBUZHINSKAYA, L.V.,
tekhn. red.
[Planning and the economics of metallurgical plants) Planirova-
nie i ekonomika metallurgicheskikh zavodov. Izd.3., perer. i
dop. Moskvao Metallurgizdat, 1963. 754 p. (mia 16:4)
(Steel industry-Management)

~ROIEV ~M.~.~ M.0j, kand.seliskokhoz.nauk; HUMIN, V.I.
__~O 0. Korollov,
nauchnyy sotrudnik
Effect of ultraviolet irradiation on the productivity in sheep.
Nauk.pratsi "Ask.-Nov." 9:51-54 161. (MIPA 15:3)
(Sheep) (Ultraviolet rays--Fnyaiological effect)