SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT KOZLOV, O. M. - KOZLOV, P. V.

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Fractional Powers of Selfadjoint Extensions of Operators SOV/20-123-6-4/50
and Some Boundary Value Problems
Then there holds:
mll u 11L M ~u 11 L (G)
2(G) v 11 W(l ) (G)4 2
2
The proof uses results of Lax J'Ref 81and Vishik [Ref 5].
The author thanks S.K.Kreyn for the assistance.
There are 8 references, 7 of which are Soviet, and 1 American.
ASSOCIATIONjVoronezhskiy lesotekhnicheskiy institut (Voronezh Forest-
Technical Institute)
PRESENTEDt August 4, 1958, by I.G.Petrovskiy, Academician
SUBMITTED: August 2, 1956
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KCZLOV, C. M.
Cor-,,d Phy-g-l'..i-th Ici - (diss) "Fractional di~-(.-ree- of self-con-juFate
exuansions of o'nerntors and several boundary rrobleTrIS."
.)eC 4 a 1 i ~'t (1,j C,)-
10~61 pp; (I-Iiiiistry of hirher and Secondary
tion U',-S'SR, r,.',.oscow State Univ iu&ni V.-1o.,,.onos-.ov); 200 conic-s;
urice not Civen ; bibliograp!~,.- on im 8-( 1 (KL,
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3/044/62/00o/oo6/024/127
B158/B112
-UTEOR: Kozlov, 0. M,
TITLE: The expansion of operators and the second boundary problem
PERIODICAL; Referativnyy zhurnal. Matematika, no. 6, 1962,. 68,
abstract 6B2b8 (Sb. "Funktsionalln. analiz i ego primeneniyd:
Baku, AN AzerbSSR, 1961, 146 - 151)
T;-:iT: For the elliptic equation
n
Z - (a (x) -a--) + o (x)u - f (x) (1)
ax ik ax
1, 'k - 1 1 k
in a bounded domain G with a sufficiently smooth boundary r is sought a
solution satisfying the boundary condition
L-1 + (2')
iic?re ej is a certain operator which is possibly non-linear. It is noted
even in'the simplest caseTu _ 4T(x)u(x) condition (2) cannot be ful-
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The expansion of operators B158/13112
filled for functions u(x) smooth in G +I- if function ~'(x) is not smooth.
~he question of a generalized interpretation of condition (2) is discussea
in this connection. The author introduces suitablo definitions derived
from concepts of the theory of general boundary problems of M. I. Vishik
(Tr. 1,:osk. matem. o-va, 1952 v. 1, 187-246). The existende of a general-
ized solution to problem (1): (2) is established for certain cla3aes.of
operators. Abstracter's note: Complete translation
2 //2)

KOZUNt O.M. -(Klyeiv)
Identity conditions of systems optimm bV different criteria.
Avtom. i telem. 24 no.Utl454-1460 N 163. (KM 16t12)

KOZLOV 1 0. 14.
Solutions to certain boundary value problems with discontinuous
coefficients of boundary conditions. Ukr.mat, zhur, 16 no.2:143-
156 t64, (MIRA 17:3)

iACCESSION.NR: AP4026831 S/0041/64/016/002/0143/0156
IIAUMORi Kozlov, 0. M. (Kiev)
TITL-6: Solutions of certain boundary value problems with discontinuous coorri-
cients involved in the boundary conditions
SOURU's Ukrainskiy matematichoskiy zhurnal, v. 16, no. 2, 19064, 143-156
TOPIC TAGS: boundary value problem, discontinuous coefficient, boundary condition,;,
second boundary value problem, second order elliptic equation, smooth coefficient,
conormal derivative, enclosure theoremi boundary operator, generalized solution
;;ABSTRACT*' As!is known, the "second boundary value problem" for a second order
I on
;elliptic equa~i,
C)
L
a,, W a;
Xk
av-lr + 0 (XV Ir
in the case or suffioien~iiy .smooth coerficientsa
ik(x)l G(x) of 4s(x) Z 0 has a

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W(2)
Isolution, for any g F. L, belonging . Hare in condition (2), the boundary
2 to 2 1
Ivalue of the conormal derivative is taken in the sense of an enclosure theorem.
jFor non-smooth coefficients for the boundary conditions, J, the following assertioni
seems to be valid: even d problems (1), (2), as examples show, M
Wfg continuous
not have a'solution in 0 Thus, in many papers the formulation of problem M,
i) should be generalized. For examplep for constructing a generalized solution
Ione can first extend the,boundary condition (2) with the help of the special
boundary operators Y1, Y2 introduced by M. I. Vishik. With such an approach to the!
i
construction of a solution of (1), (2), as with the other approach, the existence of'
and satisfaction of (2) is guaranteed only in a very conditional sense. The
iautclor proposes a different generalized formulation of problem (1), (2) and con-
!structs a solution satisfying the bounds, condition in a certain "strong" sense.
jHe also extends the boundary condition (27 immediately, but in a different fashion,
1without using boundary operators. For existence of a generalized solution it is
!required of the coefficient d in the boundary condition, that instead of being
Ismooth, only that it be summable by some degree of 6. All constructions are made
!-under weaker assumptions than those of'other authors, on smoothness of the coeffi-
;cients of the differential equation (1), and are also applicable for investigation
!
iof problems with certain nonlinear boundary conditions. "This work was completed
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:under the' direlation of S. G. Kreyn, to whom the author expreases his deep gratitude."*
Orig. art. has: 41 formilas-
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A(Yr I VM Kc)zlov 0. M.; 'ferminanov, Yu.
ORG: Pn1.rV-,avod.'11( ~';t.'Av Univorsitv 1w. V. ~miiiiien (1'-1ro-,mv,Askiy P0.9ijdarn-I.Venny)
TITLF: F"xperimental invest Igntion of the inct-ru-1- or _K- -vT,;Pd by
secotldal'y extinction
1. V1 J7, .Fizikri, i1o. 5, 1965, 181-181,
T(*)PIG 'UA(,",: X 1'nlli-ation, electromagnetic wive intf~i-forpncf? 5inirle ~rystll
"INIIIiII111111 (..:m(,Yjy pi,obIpm
AR-,'r1?A("f: It Is demonatrated In the nrticle that when the Integral
width of X-ray Interference in changed, It Is necessary to Intro-
duce a correction for secondary extinction. The Integral width of
reflection (200) of a single crystal of Al Increases by 23-29%
because of secondary extinction. To correct the Integral Inten-
sity In the case of blooks of a mosal~ of Pe Caughy type, It Is
shown that one can use tile formula t (1+ t where
~t
Oe and et are the experimental and theoretical widths respectively
(in the absence of aeoondary extination p, Is the Inte6ral. Intensity
calculated theoretioally, A table of the"experimentally obtainod
d,041 i~-, PrCSOntr'd. Orlf7. .11-L. Nis: 3 forniub-is and L ",ible.
M113 CODF': 2Q ,)Uaf DAV--l- Mar6ls / ORIG REF: 003 / 011i fVF: W21
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N-R: 10,16023667 Monograph
UM
,Chernetskiy, Aleksandr Vasillyevich.; Zinovlyev,-Oleg Anatollyevich; Kozlov, Oleg
'Vasillyevich
lApparatus and methods for plasma'. tudiee (Apparatura i metody plazmennykh issledovaniy),
Moscow, Atomizdat, 65- 0363 P- illus., biblio. 3,190 copies printed. I
TOPIC TAGS: plasma measurement, plasma radiation, plasma research, plasma diagnostics
,PURPOSE AND COVERAGE: jhe techniques and equipment for investigating the basic
lparameters of a lasmal- e.g., charged particle density, particle temperature, degree
_Z1 -
of ionization, etc, are considered. After a brief discussion of the properties of a
~plasma, superhigh. frequency techniques and apparatus are described, including antenna,
and oscillator systems. Measurements of plasma radiation in the radio and
waver,rui
submillimeter regions are discussed together with the instrumentation requirements.
~The final section of the book is devoted to corpuacular properties of a. plasma-
~neutral and charged particle flux, pressure, and composition of the plasma. The use
lof tritium, atomic, and molecular beams for probing plasmas is discussed. The book
concludes with two appendices; the first contaiiis tables describing equipment used for
~plasma measurements, the second contains discharge and stripping cross section and
lenergy tables.
TABLE OF CONTUiTS Zabridge~7:
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Foreword 3
':Introduction - - 9
fSeotion, 1. General problems of ouperhigh frequency diagnostics of plasma 13
jCh. 1. Electromagnetic properties of plasma - - 13
iCh. 2. Basic superhigh frequency units of diagnostic apparatus 21
;Bibliography for Section I - - 46
ISeotion II. Superhigh frequency apparatus for active diagnostics of plasma 54
!Ch. 3. Measurement of plasma parameters by the cutoff and "two-frequency" methods
54
Ch. 4- Measurement of plasma electron density by the resonator method 66
:Ch- 5- Phase-measuring devices for studying plasma parameters with carrie-r phase
measurement - - 74
Ch. 6. Phase-measuring devices with frequency conversion 93
Ch. 7. Pla5ma locators - - 131
Bibliography for Section II - - 142
Supplementary bibliography for Section II'- - 146
Section III. Apparatus for measuring natural plasma radiation 149
Introduction - - 149
l
Ch. 8. Measurements in the radio region - - 154
lCh. 9. Measurements in the submillimeter region 198
;Bibliography for Section 111 210
Section IV. Apparatus and methods of corpuscular diagnostics of plasma 212
~Ch. 10. Investigation of corpuBcular fluxes of plasma 213
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Ch. 11. Particle beam soundings of plasma - --253
Ch. 12. Apparatus for investigating pressure and gas composition - 316
Bibliography for Section IV 333
Appendix I - - 344
Appendix 2 - - 353
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AUTHORSt Kozlov, 0. V.1 Rodin, A. Me; Rusanov, V. D.# Skoblop Yu.,
A.j Cherne'tskij,. A. V.
TITLEt Plasma diagnostics by atom and ion beams
SOURCE: Diagnostika plazmy* (Plasma diagnootico)t ob. statey.
Moscow, Gosatomizdat, 1963, 199-211
TOPIC TAGS: plasma interaction, discharge plasma, gas discharge,
magnetic analysis, charge exchange, plasma researcb, ion beam, atom
beam
ABSTRACT: Apparatus in described for the probing of a plasma of an
oscillating discharge in gas by means of accelerated and focused
iori beams or by means of charge-exchanged atom beams, Formulas are
derived for the attenuation of ion beams in gazes and are fouid
be in good agreement with experiments for the pairs Ar*-* Art He

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-.6. He, le -o- H , He+--* Ar andothers. The discrepancy between the
experimental and calculated data becomes appreciable at high pres-
sures. The +limiting pressure amounted to (2--3) x 1015 cd-2 for
the pair Ar --9-Ar with Ai+ energy 10 keV and about 1016 cm72 f 'or
the H+ -o-H2 pair. Analogous results were obtained by measuring the
broadening of the lines of the magnetic-analyzer spectrum. Mea-
surements were also Made of the dependence of the ion density on
the discharge current. Apparatus was developed for the study of
magnetosonic resonance and used to measure the attenuation of atomic
argon beams in a hydrogen plasma, atomic helium beams in a helium
plasma, and atomic argon beams in helium plasma. It is concluded
that in spite of certain difficulties, the method of determining
plasma parameters by means of beams of fast particles is worthy of
serious attention, since it has undisputed advantages (practical
elimination~of contacts,- locality of probing, wide range of measured
quantities, and possibility of quantitative determination of the
plasma composition). It is also concluded that atomic beams are
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move auLtable for the detarminatLon of characteristics of charged
particles. The operating speed of measurements with particle be=$
can be made quite high# with a low resolution time* Origo ar~*
bast 7 figures and 6 formulas@
ASSOCIATIONs None
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~dCESSION NR: 17!462~~iO ENCWSUREs 01
InetiMation with, magnetic analyzer
k
0
IV M Y1 - I
Doi
source. II focusing electrode'system,
III -~gao aiecharge chamber, IV - magnetic analyzer
V - collector,, VI - vacuum pump unit
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13. 14
Sounding of a plasma with a high-frequency pulsed
installation:
1 - ion source, 2 charge exchange chamber, 3 - transition tube,
4 - bellows connection, 5 - gas discharge glass tube, 6 - plasma
pinch, 7 - screen., 8 - magnetic core, 9 - bellows connection,
10 - deflecting platesj 21 - collector unit, 12 -cathode followerp
13 - to registration blook9 14 - to pump# 15 - to leak valve,
16 to supply.blook

KOZLOV, P.
Control over the utilization of working time. Sotq. trud 8 no.9;
76-80 S 163. (MIRA 16x10)
1. Inopeektor Komitnta partiyno-gosudarstvonnogo kontrolya
Moskcrvskogo promyshlennogo oblastnogo komiteta Rommuntsticheskoy
partii Sovetskogo Soyuza i Moskovskogo oblastnoc?o ispolnitellnogo
C, 1,
komiteta.

KUSOV, Vl. (Krasnodar); BALANSKIY, V. (Leningrad); KOZLOV,-P...; KARPOV, V.
(Magadan)
From the editor's mail. Sov. profsoiuzy 19 no.12:19 Je 163.
(MIRA 16:8)
1. Neshtatnyy korrespondent zhurnala "Sovetskiye profsoyuzy",
Rovno (for Kozlov).
(Technological innovations) (Bonus system) (Trade unions)

KMILOV) P.A.; 'MKT!"R,
Moderniz I n a T. '-,iC m a chl, ne. l5f,-~!: . -i ker. 3
i65. (mit"A is-11j)
1. Direktor Ylyevtihc,~~c, zavod!, khud,,)7,!ws,.vijnriogc sLi'!k1a (fcr
2. Glavtir ekhn(~;Io,~ Kiyevokw-c zavwa khtidozhestwennoge
(for Spektor).

K OZ- L 0 V I P, 1),
GORBUNOV, M.S.; DfYAWVA, A.R.; EDZIOV, F.D.; EDCHUROY, N.I.; MYADMTS, O.T.,
TMTNIKOV, Vol.; CHAPSKIT, O.U., rodaktor;
TODOLAGINA, S.D.. takhaichaskly rodaktor.
[Tractors] Traktory. Moskva, Gos.izd-vo seilkhoz.llt-ry, 1956-307 P
(Tractors) (mRA 9:6i

m- 7MIr 04D :TAKOVLEVA, S.A.;C"KITO 0.1J., redaktor; MOLDDTSOVA, 4G.,
takhnichmakly rodaktor.
[Operation of the "Bolarual" tractor] Ekspluatataiia traktora "Bela-
rus'"o Moskva, Goo.izd-vo sallkhoz.lit-ry, 1957. 177 p.
(MLRA 10:6)
(Tractors)

KOMOT, Pavel Dmitriyevich; FATHYRY, Anatoliy Kikhaylovich; TAKOYLWA,
Serafima AlekBeyevna; CHAP6%jy, o.u., red.; BAUNOYA, L.G.,
takha.red.
[Operation and repair of the "Belarus" tractor] Ekspluatataiia
i remont traktora "Belarus.0 Leningrad, Gos.izd-vo sellkhoz.
lit-ry, 1960. 210 p. (MEU 14:1)
(Tractors)

SOVI 112-.58-2-1942,
Transtat*.cnf-r3m: Referativr:T7 zIrin-rial. Elektrotekhnika, 1958, ~4r 2,
1 pp Z� -26 IiUSSR)
AUTHOR: -Koziov. P.
TITLE: Standardzed Prcjects of Locomcbile Electric Stations Usi-ng Waste Heat
17
- ye proyekty 1okomobil'r-yk-h e'ektrostaLtsfy s i3pc`zova!~iyem
ipovT
c,trabotavshego tepla)
PER-,OD-,CAL: Y Bb. : Teplos~~abzhenlye i teploey~erg. 7-,ata:-:,:)vki a. kh,. Minsk,
AN BSSR, 1956, pp 63-76
ABSTRACT: Giprosel'elektro Design 112Bfit-Ute I-As released standardized prejects
cf electric stations with P-75, ST-125. SK-1Z5, and SK-250 locomobiles (self -
pzopelled steam engines). Engineezing-econ---nic estimates show that a 1550
1-crease in initial investment, as compazed to the electric stations not usLng
waste heat, cuts the cost of 1 kwh by 40% and increases the efficiency up to
45.-500/r,. of 674,000 kilocaic~-iep-1111-- entering the P-75 locam&E-LIe f7z.-nace,
3 4 8, 0 () 0 k i'l, -~ r- P. 1 or i e a I h c a-a b e a u p ~ ~ 4
plied to co.:~iiumers; for the ST--125 'ccoinobile,
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SOY/ 112 58 -2-1942
Standa-r-d-ized Pzojects of Loccmobile Electric Stat-~:-_s Waste Heat
lvamtity -'s 580,000 kil'--calark-s/h. V%e yr7jectoi are wn-r.'ked. OLt in IR,ich a
way 01AII ca-,. -,e zFt_-illed with.0-1-.t
expa-.e.4.7.g t:,,.e A ?tea-i-a ;7,i-l mevarF-tcr, s'eam distributor, beat
excl- 'gers, -.elw-o::k p-,=pE, _-,i-.A tztter a e-,i!~i rnert must be in-
..P -
stalled. Heal..,*.--.g~.---,n:l-.el.ectz-zc'-.,-,i be 4_es-47~_ecl o,!i the basis cf
their heat-;-. g-1r;ad curve. Ove-~,a.~Y:a of s,,zch statione combia3tion with locall
atatio-ne a--J ";-- pa:ral"Iel ~-V";_tlh tl~.e P~Jwe-~- particclarly ad-
van.'age-c-ce. T!-~e 2taz,.da.rdized p_-:~Jlecta do :z.:~t p_,-~~v'de u tiliza of waste-
gap ~~eat :c_o stzit._Ible ej-p-ment foz t-e tl~i.l end cf small plants.
LPVA, 25-Irw as wel' as MOT&KTI 100--hp inetallations are -not
economical becazse they lack a leaaa, 'Vork c:-% direct exhaust, an~! have
J-JgI,_er V:~zn that of !~~csxnobl-ea. 1: is necessary: (1) to
:rai~,e t~~e stea.m. preesure a _-J to czLt t~ie of metal ~_,~Fed foi locomobiles;
t3 argarlze PrOJ~1!20oa c~~ STK wi-h s--rface coadensers; (3) to
c,~_-qtr ~-.ct sTriZI-size -.!~.aces for b+_xLing peat and f4) to construct
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St3,ndardllzed Projects of Locomobile Electric Stations Using Waste Heat
sm-all-size furnace-tail arrangements. Oil separators must be constructed so
VLat dead Aeam can be used for agricultural applications and for condensate
boiler feeding. Steam-power plants shoiAd also operate economically during
the periods of no-heating load.
Z. M. M.
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ACCESSION NR: AT4025307 5/0000/63/000/000/0173/0181
AUTHtORS:, Bogdanov, G. r.: Kozlov, P. I-i Ma%simenko, D. P.
TITLE: Use of the field of the 'Ogra' itself for mass and energy
analysis of fast ions emerging from a mirror
SOURCE: Diagnostika plazmy* (Plasma diagnostics); sb. statey. Mos-
cow, Goastomizdat, 1963, 173-181
TOPIC TAGS: plasma injection, plasma research, plasma instability,
magnetic mirror, ionized plasma, mass spectrometer, ion mass'analyz-
er, plasma density
ABSTRACT: A simple ion mass analyzer was developed for the stream
of fast ions emerging from a mirror. In addition, a spectrometer
was developed for the measurement of the energy.spectrum of the Eons.
The-two instruments were located in the region of maximum ot the mag-
netic field of the "Ogra" apparatus. which was also used to separate
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the ions. The analyzer was used to measure the distributions of the
fluxes of atomic and molecular ions ov r the radius of the chamber
at azimuth angles 0 and 1800. The speltrometer was used to obtain
analogous distributions for 70 and 250*. These data were used to
determine the fluxes of the ions emerging from the "Ogra" throughs
the mirrors. It was established that the fluxes of the H+ and'H +
1 2
ions are proportional to the current of.the injected ions, and that
the density of the atomic ions is higher in*the unstabilized mode
than would follow from data obtained with the aid of neutral-particle
detector,after &urning off the,injected current. The spectrometer
was also used to investicipte the spectra of atomic and molecular
ions leaving the mirror. At plasma densities above 106 clr~-3 the ion
spectra have an anomalously great width which has not yet been ex-
plained. The construction and adjustment of the apparatus are de-
scribed in detail. Orig. art. has: 4 figures and 2 tables*
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Diagram of ion mass analyzer
I - entrance alit
2 - collector
3 - flange
shaded areas - geometric
loci of Larmor centers
of the ions entering the
collector.
The magnetic field is per-
pendicular to the plaAe of
the figure. The length of
the slot and of the collec-
tor in the magnetic field
direction is 120 mm
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1 - engrance slits
2 - blades of Ht ion
. collector
3 - blades of 2 ion
collector
Shaded areas - geometric
loci of Larmor centers of
molecular ions ~&h fixed
Larmor radii and line shape
for three values of the
Larmor radius. 7~e 18
)>ladqs for the atom col-
lectors and the 21 blades
of the molecule collectors
are arranged in two tiers.
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AI)s Jour: Ref Zhur-Khimiya, i1o 1957, 9313
Author so Kozlov il M.
Inst : 'Not r,iven
r2j. t 1 e: The E;~pansiun an,.''. improvement of the Production of
Kastics and the Iml5rovement of Their Mechanical
Processing
Orig Pub: Khim. prom-st-. 19511, No 7, 18-23
Abstract: The expansion of the production of thermoplastics
inust be achieved by improved compression-molding
and continuoms e;-triision-wolciing methods as well
as by the introdw!tion of automatic assembly lines
starting at the batchiiC of the components and on
through the final ii:echa,iical processing of the
finished articles. The thermoulastic materials
currently bein-- 1)ro-,'Mced e;,hibit great variations
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CarC 1/2

9WJCZmi/stry Plastics FD-961
Card 1/1 Pub- 50 - 4/19
Author Kozlov, P. M.
1_1"__.-_.__-...%"~
Title Problems of improving efficiency and technological procedures in the
working and mechanical treatment of plastics
Periodical Xhim. prom., No 7, 402-407 (18-23), Oct-Nov 1954
Abstract Advocates automatically controlled continuous procedures in the pro-
duction of objects from thermosetting resins, improvement in pressure-
molding and continuous extrusion processes in the production of ob-
jects from thermoplastic resins, use of plastometers and thermomechan-
ical devices in production control, consideration of flow characteris-
tics, and other measures designed to achieve higher efficiency and im-
prove quality. Emphasizes the use of plastics in the construction of
machines. Discusses in part properties of viniplast sheets, polysty-
rene, and fluorine-containing plastics from,the standpoint of produc-
tion procedures. Nine references, all USSR, '7 since 1940. One table,
one graph.

AUTHORS: Gorina, A. A., Karrin, V. A., Koz1ov, P. M., 64-8-2/19
Kotrelev, V. N.
TITLE: Production of Goods Prom Fluoroplast-4 (Pererabotka
ftoroplasta-4 v izdeliya).
Investigation of the Preforming Process (Issledoyaniye
proteessa tabletiroyaniya).
PERIODICAL: Khimicheakaya Promyshlennont', 1957, Nr 6, Pp. 5-9 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The investigations concerning the detection of processes for
the production of goods from fluoroplast-4 were started in
1949. Foreign references (references 3-6) and the original
variants of the laboratories of L. V. ChereshkeTich (NIIPP)
and of L, F. Vereshohagin (IOXh AN) were at the disposal of
the NIIPM where they were produced. The production method
was divided into the following 4 stages:
1) preparation of the'pulverulent fluoroplast-4 for
preforming: a) thermal treatment of the powder, b) aeration
of the powder.
2~ Preforming
3 Caking together
4 Cooling of the finished product. In the investigation of
Card 1/ 3 the production method the papers of P. P. Balandin

Production of Goods From Fluoroplast-4. b4-8-2119
Investi~-.ation of the Preforming Process
(reference 9) about the computation of the press process
of dry refractory materials as well as the papers about the
preforming process in press powders were taken into
consideration (reference 10). The purpose of present paper
was the detection of the optimum specific pressure in the
prefr~rming from the pulverulent fluoroplast-4, as well as
the detection of the optimum thermal retardation of the
tablets at this pressure. As criteria for the optimum
pressures and preforming times the variations of the linear
dimensions and of the specific weight of the pressed samples
were chosen. It is shown that the preforming from the
pulverulent fluoroplast-4 at specific pressures of not
below 300 kg/cm2 and not above 750 kg/cm2 is to be carried out.
It is shown that a thermal retardation under pressure is
necessary in the preforming. For the investigated dimensions
of the unworked pieces a formula
T = A H
D
Card 2/3 was found. This determined the dependence of the amount

Production of Goods From Fluoroplast-4. L4-8-2119
Investigation of the Preforming Process
of the thermal retardation of the height and diameter of the
unworked pieces. T - optimum thermal retardation of the
unworked pieces of fluoroplast-4 under the preforming
pressure, in minutes. A - cone tant (in the polymers investiEated
here it amounted to 7,7 - 9,1) H- the height of the unworked
piece. D - diameter of the unworked piece.
There are 4 figures, 2 tables, and 11 references, 2 of which
are Slavic.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congre38
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GORINA, A.A.: KIMIN, V.A.: KOZLOV, P.M.; KOTRBUV. V.N.
Processing polytetrafluoroothylene into Induatrial articles. Xhim.
prom. no.8:453-457 D 157. (MIRA 11:2)
(Sthyleng) (Pla a t ic ii-4foldi rig)

AUTHORS: Lz~-rshin, V. V., Kozlov P 3()V16,,-,~8 - It-6/2 o
TITLE: The Effect of the Conditions of Casting Under Pressure on Vic
Internal Stress in Workpieces of Polystyrene (Vliyaniye usloviy
litlya, pod davleniyein na vrutronni.ye napry=heniya v detaly-.':-.h
iz polistirola)
PERIODICAL: Xhiinicheskaja promyshlerinostl~ 1958, r"r 4, pp. 214 - 210 (USS11)
ADSTRACT: The two main types of stresses occurrinU in casts and dleterminin:7
their physical and mechanical properties are :1.- 1-lechanical
stresses developing by all unequal coolinj of the polyzier during
the formation process and 2, The orientation stresses forming
as a consequence of a ch--n.--e of tile molecular form and a fixation
of certain molecular confi,~urations in the direction of flow.
The for~ier are pr,~cticnlly of small imlort,-.nce while tile latter
can be broii;-ht to a minimum by a rational con,,,,t--.ction of the
mold, a correspon,.1iii,; thai of casting as %yell' as by a reduction
of the residual pressure in tne mold durin, the odenin,~ and tile
,i~aper inve:;ti -:ites the influence
taking out of the cast. This
of tile basic para-leters, of tlhe c.~--,ing process and
Card 1/4 the influence exerteil by tll - ol, til,-~ molil

The Effect of the Conditions of Casting Under PressureSCV64-53-4-6/2o
on the Internal Streso in Workpieces of Polystyrene
on t~ie formation of stresae3, as well as the possibility of
reducin- and distributing the EAresses. .1 specJal mold of 12
"section3"was used and the authors vorked at dif-ferent tempera-
tures Pjid waited for the ternination of the shrinking procens.
The dependence of the shrinking on the temperature is reprecented
by an equation; the quantities to be investioated are the casting
tenierature, the pressure, the effective time of pressure, the
mold te:.,')eranture, the velocity of the motion of the Piston and the
duration of the casting cycle. From the mentioned experimental
results may, amonL-, others, be seen th.,It the orientation stress
is reduced with a rise of t',.e formation temperature and a
shortening of the period of prc:3sure, the influence of the duration
of pre~;zure being increased. T',.e =-ie effect was also observed
on an increase of the flow velocity of the poly.-ier. The size of
the drain channel is of great influerco. In the experimental
serico for the clarification of this influence conptrisons were
ma,le with tile drain channels accordin.,', to Jones Olef 7); ex-
pcri.,:1cnts of experimental shrinkin, in the direction of "lot-,
Card 2/4 showed that those changes are not uniform %nd tiliat the curvet;

The Effect of the Conditions of Castint; UnAer _P r e Vii'64- 56 - 4' - 6/2 0
on the Internal Stress in Workpieces of Polystyrene
are similar to those by 11,.I.Basov (Ref 3). It was observed
that with the increase of the molecular weight in block poly-
styrene the shrinking increases and the resistance to heat
decreases., In order to obtain an impact strength of the cast
samples the casting must be carried out at low temperature, at
high pressure and longer pressure duration and with big drain
openings, as this way an increase of the orientation stresses
is achieved, In order to determine the influence of some factors
on the tensile stress experiments in solvents were carried out
and the destruction was investi~--ated~ It was found that two
types of stresses are present, the highly elastic and the ma-
chanical ones., A temperature after.-treatment at the highest
possible temperature (without deformation) was found to be an
effective method for removini~ stresses,. There are 6 figures.,
4 tables and 9 references, 5 of which are Soviet.
Card 3/4

The Effect of the Conditions of Casting Under PressureSOV~4-55-4-6/2o
on the Internal Stress in Workpieces of lloly~,-,tyrcmp
1 1. Styrene polymers.-Casting 2. Styrene polyme--rs-Stresses,
"a"d 4/4

__ KOZLOT, Pat student IV kurea
Roentgenographic an&-lysis of deformations in large-crystal alu-
minum. Sbor.nauch.rab.stud. Nauch.stud.ob-va Kirun. no.2.,51-54
'59- (MIRA 13:7)
1. Fiziko-matematicheskiy fakulitet Kirgizakogo gosudarstyennogo
universiteta.
(X-ray crystallography) (Aluminum crystals)

50), 15(5)
AUT11010, Gortna, A. A., Kargin, V. A., Kozlov, P. M. 30V164-59-2-9123
TITLE: Preparation of Phtoroplast-4 in Finished Products (Pererabotka
ftoroplasta-4 v izdeliya)
investigations an the Sintering Process of Semifinished Prodacts)
(Issledovaniya protsessa spekaniya zagotovok)
PERIODICAL. Khimicheskaya promyshlennost', 1959, 1,r 2, pp 134-139 (U33R)
ABSTPACT: The process of pelleting was discussed in the preceding paper (Ref 1~
The investigations of the sintering of semifinished phtoroplast-4
(polyteirafluoroethylene) (PF)-productB was carried out in two
stages; first, the optimum conditions for the sintering were
examined, and second, the mechanism of the process was investigated.
Volume- and linear shrinkage are regarded as oriteria for the
evaluation of the summation processes in sintering. Since the
proportion by volume between the crystalline and the amorphous
component of the polymer is a furation of temperature, corresponding
X-ray analyses were made, and it was found that at a temperature of
UP to 3000 no considerable changes in the degree of crystallization
are to be observed. Only at 340 0 the polymer loses its crystal
Card 1/2 structure (Ref 2). The sintering of semifinished products should

Preparation of Phtoroplast-4 in Finished Products SOV/64-59-2-9/23
(Investigations on the Sintering Process of Semifinished Products)
therefore take place at.37~-+50. The experiments were made within
a large range of pelleting pressure '(50-500 kg/cm2) and at
sintering temperatures of 340, 360, 380, and 4000 at two different
heating velocities of the tablets to the sintering temperatureand
at three different cooling velocities of the semifinished products
after the sintering. The change in the linear dimension and in the
density of the sample was examined for the evaluation of the
sintering process. The results obtained are graphically represented
(Figs 1-6). Optimum pressure in pelleting was determined to be
350-500 kg/cm?. In the case of small -products of (PF) the heating
velocity to the sintering temperature is of no importmince, the
optimum temperature range for sinterinC- is 37~,�150 (lower limit
for low thermostability, upper one for highly thermostable polyners).
Sintoring takes place until the complete clarification of the
polymer. There are 6 figures and 9 references, 4 of which are Soviet.
Card 2/2

YAFHONTOV, A.G.; I'DZIOV, P.M.
Distribution of tf7p 6-phnse ~Ln the fLtigue fracture of IYY,18!JgT
stainless steel. Izv. vys. ucheh. zav.; chern. met. 4 no.12:li-4-
116 101~ (?,IfZA 1": 1)
1. Kirgizskiy go.-udarstvenny-j universitet.
(Stpel , St-iinless--!~'etallorraphy) (Pl~.ssc rule and equilibrium)

36766
S/081/62/000/001/063/067
B119/B101
AUTHORS: Trifonova, N. A.,
TITLE: Glues and pastes for gluing magnetic heads
PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhu~nal. Khimiya, no. 1, 1962, 514, abstract
1P92 (Tr. Vses. n.-i. in-ta zvukozapisi, no. 8, 1961, 87-94)
TZXTt Glues based on epoxy resins .-;ere obtained as a result of the
develo-xent of rlues, pastes, and the technolory for gluing plates and
cores of mag-netic heads. 1~:aleic anhydride (for )k(-2 (EKS-2)) or phenol
formaldehyde resin (for ~;KC-(L(EKS-F)) were used as hardeners. Quartz
sand or niarshalite are recommended as fillers for preparing )T(-1 (EPS-1)
paste Yhich hardeno in the cold with polyethylene polyamines.
(EPS-2) paste containing marshalite hardens with maleic anhydride only
when heated. The percent content of filler does not affect the strength'
of paoteol tho fillgr can be added accorcling to the required consistency.
EKS-2 and EKS-F glues harden at 140 0C after 1 hr at least, EPS-2 and
-5-,IC -,,~(EPS-F) pastes after 6 hre. A prolonged hardening time increases
the heat resistance of pastes. The glues can be stored for 30 days at
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normal temperature without losing their adhesive powerl the adhesive
power of' paotc)o drops by 25 - 5TA within 10 dayo. Colored pastev, can be
obtained by admixing dyestuffs. They are suited for marking magnetic
heads. Methods for testing the shearing and tensile strength of gluod 1
joints are described. Results of strength toots of the developed glues
and pastes are given. [Abstracter's note: Complete translation.)
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AUTHORS Yalchontov, A.G,. and Koz1ov PJ1.
TITLE: Distribution of the a-phase oli [Ithe surface Of']
fatigue-fracture of stainless steel 1-/18P,9T (n,~1113N9T)
PERIODICALt Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnyMi zavedemy CAernaya
nietallurgiya, no. in~, 1961, n4 - l.16
TEXT.-. Studies of the constiLuLion of_alloys iii the zone (if
fatigue-fracture can provide valuable infor!nation on the
meclianisia of fracture due to cyclic loading - heiice the
present investigation carried out oil speciiica--i of steel. 1Khl3N9T
(17.90' CH , chosen for this purpose because t7le austenite in
this steel is particularly prone to change into a-phase durin.t-
plastic deformation. Specit-,ions 17 mm iii diameter with a i1 tch
2 mm deep and having austenitic structure and a grain size OL
-IPI)ro~cimately 5 x 10- cm ucre used in tests conducted on a
L I
rotating-cantilever-beam-type machine Each test was run to
fracture, which in specimens tested under a stress of 26 28
and 30 kzAmil2 occurred after 2 030 000: 1 0~2_ 000 and 650 Coo
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reversals ., respectively. The surface of tile fractured -,,-,Lc imells
i,,ras t:ie-.i e:,,amined by X-ray diffraction, Tlie X-ray -)attcris
showin- both K (211) lines of the (x-phase and K (5,11) and
OL P
KCL (220) lines of the y-phase were obtained for several points
spaced radially at a distance of 1.3 mm from cacti other,
Typical results are reproduced in Pi-. I w:iere t:ic intensity
I , of the X-ray diffraction lilies is plotted aL;aiii6t tile
distance (n x 1.3 -.u,-') of the 1)oilit c.,,ai,.liiicd fro;-.i the circu:.:-
'fer-ance of the specimen, circles , dots and crosses relatinf,~ to
(211), (311) and (220) lines. respectively~ Vie pro-Ortion
of a-phase was then Calculated froi:i the /1 9,0) and
~21,1 ) (LI-
'Ile illtC
1(211)/1(3,,) ratios, where I denotes L. ,nsitv of the
respective lines~ The results of these calculations are
reproduced in Fig. 2 -,rhere the pro)ortion of the cl-phase
is plotted a-ainst tie distance fro:,i tile cLrCL1T:,._-rr,nce of the
s p ec ir
ien In discussing the results tlie authorz distinguish
between the zolle of gradual (fati--ue) fracture arCI the zone of
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test (conducted under a constant load), tLe ~tre:~s remains
relatively low until the first fatigue cra(:ks are formcd wh i c h
reduce the effective cross-ser-tion area of the specimen and
consequently increase the magnitude of stress. The iilagnitude of
the applied stress increases with increasinS deptli of the -rach
and so does the degree of plastic deformation ahich IS ref!.Qcted
in an increased proportion of the a-phase fori,,ied, The Sharp
decrease in the intensity of the X-ray di-ffract Lan 11LLie~ in th.'?
zone of final fracture and the correspondin~~ de:tcreasi~ ~1) r1le
proportion of the cc-phase could be olil; after
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AUTHORS.- Kozlov,_P.M. and Yakhontov, A.G.
TITLE: Influence of the rupture temperature on the structure
of fatigue fractures in the steel 1KAH9-i (lKhl8N9T)
PERIODICAL: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v. 14, no. 3,
1962, 387 - 390
TEXT: The kinetics of the y -)a transformation in
fractures of lKhl8N9T steel produced by applying alternate strain
at high temperatures and the influence of the deformation tempera-
ture on the structure of the y- and a-phases in the fatigue-
fracture zone were investigated on spec.imens in which stress-
concentration notches, 0-3 mm deep, were prod 2ced by electrolytic
polishing. Cycles with stresses of 28 kg/mm were applied bit 0
temperatures of 50, 16o, 190, 250, 36o, 450, 530 and 61o + 15 C.
Since in the fatigue-fracture zone the phase transformations are
localized within a very narrow layer, X-ray structural phase
analysis was applied, which enabled the martensite transformation
to be followed in the surface layer, 8 - 12 IL thick. The number
of cycles to failure fell sharply with increasing temperature up
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to about 250 OC (about 0.8 x 10 5 cycles) and then stayed almost
constant. 0The concentration of the a-phase decreased sharply
up to 250 C in all the sections of t1he fracture, whilst there
was no a-phase at all in the fracture at 450 OC. The temperature
of 450 OC evidences that there is a general characteristic in
the formation of all the fracture zones. To some extent, this
is analogous to the temperature point M which characterizes
d
the stability of austenite during fatigue fracture. The great'
(!jTf1_-nii;_-e between the points Mdfor torsion (60 .0C) and for
fatigue fracture (450 OC) evidences that during fracture the
y-lattice is distorted to a greater extent than during torsional
deformation. The alpha-phase concentration at the fracture
indicates the degree of plastic deformation; the concentration
in the pre-fracture zone was the same as in a tensile-fracture
zone. Fatigue-fracture was accompanied by refining of the
microstructure. The distortion of the gamma-phase was not due
to the Y--;~a transformation but to processes such as slip and
fracture in austenite grains* There are 3 figures and 2 tables*
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ASSOCIATION: Kirgizakiy gosudarstvennyy universitet
(Kirgiz State University) . ..
SUBMITTED: . March 3, 1962
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AUTH(L111 -KQZIQV. P. M.
TITLE: Strength 6f p9lymer materials
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Haahinostroitellr7ye materialyp konetruktaii i raschat detaley
mashin. Gidroprivodg Abe. 11-48-241
REF SOURCE: Sb..tr. Mook. yZash. tekhn. uch-ghcha im. N. E. Baumana v- 49 1964# 40-
44
TOPIC TAGS: polymerp stress analysis, creep
ABSTRACT: The possibility of utilizing polymer materials under a load in the region
of creep is analyzed. It is shown that using polymer materials in the region of creep
may be allowed in the case when the calculations of safe strength are based on the
allowable deformations and when the length of service for a material in etrict4
determined- 5 illustrations, 1 table. Oranslation of abstraog
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ACC NR: PY7000654 SOURCE CODE: uit/0126/66/022/005/0693/0697
AUT11OR: Zherdev, A. M.; Kozlov, P. M.; Samoylenko, Z. A.
ORG: Kirgiz State University (Kirgizskiy gosuniversitet)
TITLE: Electron-microscope examination and x-ray spectral analysis of lKh18,149T
steel fractures
SOURCE: Fizika metallov i metallovedeniye, v. 22, no. 5, 1966, 693-697
I
TOPIC TAGS: ratigue strength, material fracture, mechanical fracture, metal
surface, electron microscop , chromium steel, nickel steel
I -Y
,USTRACT: Impact and fatigue fractures of IKhIBN9T steel (AlSl-321) specimens were
examined with an elect ron-microscope and subjected to x-ray spectral analysis in ord
to determine if there is any chemical heterogenity on the fracture surface. Prior
to testing, specimens were homogenized at 1250C for 3 hr and air cooled. It was
found that the fracture surface (up to 0.1-0.2 11 thick) of impact tested steel had
I respective titanium and manganese contents 330 and 170% higher than the average
content of these elements in the steel. The fracture surface of fatigue specimens
had three zones with different fracture types and chemical composition. Increased
titanium content was observed in intermediate (crack-propagation) and the final.
i fracture zones. Orig. art. has: 3 figures and 2 tables.
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KOZWV P P
Treatment of patients with destructive forms of pulmonEry
tuberculosis by intratracheal administration of antibiotics.
Probl.tub. no.6148-33 161. (MIRA 1419)
(TUBERCUMSIS) (ANTIBIOTICS)

USSR / Caneral Problems of Pathology. Immunity. U-2
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol., No. 10, 1958, No 4665q
Author : Kozlov, P. S.
Inst stav?6T cientific Research Institute of Vaccination
dnd ScrolOgy.; .. : ;.
Title Phagocytic Leukocyte Activity in the Blood of Work Horses
at Hyperimmunization by Diphteria Anatoxin.
Orig Pub Sb. nauch. tr. Stavropol'sk. n.-i. in-ta vaktsin i syvorotok,
1957, vyp. 4, 37-42.
Abstract When work horses were immunized by (liphteria anatoxin, a
weakening in the phagocytic leukocyte activity (PhLA) was
observed, together with a growing ozatoxin titer. During
the period of rest from immunization, PhLA grow. In horses
who are subreactive to the toxin, leukocytes are highly
active.
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c,!Ilcr of ui,--~Eccyt- ctivitY 0" leucocyte--, -ri 'h!- c t o.-,,
of
r-cru:.-;." Stavropol, -IC5 (Lin of Acri-
cul'.1ire T!Mi~- Stavropol' Acric Tj-j-IiI-_,,te)- 130 copi,~.c
(,T,3~-,-59, 103)

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KOZIJOVI P T" - ..,
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Cost of geophysical prospecting. Geol. nofti 2 no.2:10-16 F 158.
1 (MIRA 11-2)
1. Voesoyuznyy nauchno-iseledovatel skiy instititt geofiziki.
(Prospecting-Goophysical methods)

KOZLOV, P.T.
Basic equipment for geophysical research in the petroleum industry.
Prikl. geofis. no-23:234-243 159. (MIR& 13:1)
(Prospecting-Gaophysical methods)

DUNAYEV, F.F.; KOZLOV. P.-T-; DOBROVOLISKIY, M.B.
Indices of the economic effectiveness of oil prospecting and rAeans
for improving them. Izv.vyo.ucheb. sav.;neft' i gaz 5 no.51
113-117 162, (MA 16:5)
1. Moskovskiy instiiut neftekhimicheAoy i gazovoy promyshlennosti
imeni,4kademika I.M.Gubkina.
(Petroleum geology)

-M&LOL P. T.
Producible oil and gas reserves in capitalist countries. Geol.
nefti i gaza 7 no.5t5l-52 MY' '63. (MIRA 16:6)
1. Institut geologii i razrabotki gory-uchikh iskopayemykh
AN SSSR.
(Petroleum) (Gas, Natural)

KOZLOVI P.T.
Use uf geophysical methods in oil and gas prospecting in capitalist
countries. Geol. nefti i gaza 17 no.7149-53 Jl 63. (MA 1637)
1. Institut geologii i razrabotki gory-uchikh iskopayemykh AN SSSR.
(Prospecting--Geophysical methods)

KOZLOV P.T., kancl. el'onDM. nauk
- ~ - -1-1 -
K,ver expendititres a-rid means for decreasing them in various branches
of the petroleum and gas industries. Prom. energ. 20 no.2:6-10 165.
(MIRA 18:4)

YENIKEYEV., P.N.; KOZLOV, P.T.; YAVKIN, P.Ye.
Oil and gas resources of Central Asis and prospects for their
development. Geol.nefti i gaza 9 no.211-5 F 165.
(MIRA 18:4)
1. Gosudarstvennyy geologicheskiy kemitet SSSR, Vsesoyuznyy
zaochnyy politekhnicheskiy Institut i Vsesoy-uzn~y nauchno-
issledovatellskiy geologorazvedochnyy neftyano.-7 institut.

KOZLOV, P.V.; DUGINA, N.A., tekhnicheakI7 redaktor.
[From the practice of innovator repairman V.P.Antropov]
Iz opyta remontnika-ratsionalizatora V.P.Antropova. Moskva,
Goo. nauchno-takhn. izd-vo mashinostroit. i sudoetroit. lit-
ry. 1953. 18 P. (KLRA 7:8)
(Machine tools--Maintenance and repair)

Kona, P. V.
Patsionalizatsiya i izobretatellstvo na zavode CInnovation and invention
in factories VI PI V. Kozlov (and) K. Ya. Tikhonov. Moslcva, 1,:ashgiz, 1953.
86 p. parts., diagre.
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HAwaim,m-P., inzhener; LIPNITS]rrY,M.Ye., Inzhener; KOZLOY,P.V.,
inz.hener
Reinforced concrete ribbed panels for beamless floors of Indus-
trial buildings developed by the Leningrad State Planning Insti-
tute of Construction. Rate. i Izobr. predl. v atroi. no.81:11-
12 '54. (MA 8: 6)
(Floors. Concrete)

F.A.; KOLTNMV, M.A.; FOZLOV, P.V.
-1 J in,
Creep (,f' cryotall -, polymers. Vest. un. ': Khim.
~-O no. 5:S?-92 S-0 t65 (NIRA 18:12)
~. Kafedra VlrlOkOM01ehllyamykh sayedinerily Mc,slrcov.~.kogo gosydar-
st,vernogn univer.-Iliteia.Submitted D~-C. 22, 1,A4.